>> and number seven, we want to give you a moment of beauty to end the week. this is a double rainbow that appeared over pacifica yesterday. the person who took this video says they were out for a hike when they spotted it. >> that's so pretty. >> it's like almost. can you see three kind at the top? that would be very cool. but yesterday was a perfect day for that. we had, you know, at one point, rain. the next point the sun's out. perfect recipe to see those rainbows. what a beautiful place. >> we really do. that was gorgeous. >> yeah. >> those green hills. >> good for you. >> worth it for the rain. >> absolutely. but the rain is done this weekend. go out and enjoy. >> nice. if you're streaming us, our show seven at seven is coming up next. otherwise, you'll be watching good mor >> george: good morning america. winter storm on the move. new video of the southern california wild fires. and super bowl weekend kicks off.

winter blast. storm sweeping the country, snow headed to the northeast. ginger tracking it all. >> rebecca: breaking overnight. a regional train from philadelphia to wilmington catching fire. 350 people forced to evacuate. the investigation right now. >> linsey: president trump buyout offer blocked. federal judge temporarily pausing it hours before the deadline, as it faces a legal challenge. the usaid global work force will be reduced from roughly 14,000 people to fewer than 300, as elon musk and his team dismantle the agency. >> george: new footage from the wild fires in california. >> police department, evacuate immediately! >> george: first responders rescuing seniors. what they did as the fires closed in. >> linsey: what the faa is announcing about busy airports with a high number of planes and choppers in the air. >> george: the egg exclusive. 100,000 eggs stolen. we're talking to the ceo of the company, how they're trying to crack the case. ♪

>> rebecca: and we're hot to go for super bowl lix. we're live in philly, kansas city, and the big easy, as the eagles and chiefs get ready for their rematch. >> i've worked very hard for this moment. and to be the last man standing. >> we'll leave everything we have on the football field. >> rebecca: how kendrick lamar is preparing to take center stage. and michael is in new orleans. >> michael: super bowl baby. >> rebecca: gearing up for sunday, telling us what the players are going through right now. plus stephen a. smith and drew brees both join us live, as we get this party started. >> announcer: live from times square, it's friday. "good morning america." >> george: with everything you need to know about the super bowl this morning, we are live in new orleans. hope you're all doing well. >> rebecca: yes. we hope you're all doing well. will reeve is doing great. he is there for us inside the teams' final push to get ready. he also got some great advice, yes he did, from michael, on the

right way to enjoy super bowl week. >> linsey: rebecca, showing you are a closet eagles fan. we have ike ejiochi in philadelphia, rhiannon ally is in kansas city. they're with some super fans. we have fans of both teams right here for our big super bowl party. >> george: first a new storm moving across the country after millions were hit with ice, snow and severe weather. ginger's tracking it all. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: good morning, george, everybody. the southern end of the icy mess that was in the northeast and new england was severe storms. nearly three dozen severe storm report, including one tornado that we just learned killed at least two people. a mother and daughter in their home. and this ahead of the next one we're watching. overnight, the tennessee highway patrol searching through the debris of a reported tornado. this after an ef-1 tornado with 95 mile per hour winds tore through hart county, kentucky. millions dealing with the frozen side of the storm from kansas to

pennsylvania, snow, sleet, freezing rain in new england. cars and trucks colliding. ice covered roads and white knuckle driving. >> take your time. leave enough space between you and the car in front of you. give yourself enough time to break. >> ginger: accidents littering the highway. this tractor trailer toppled. in pennsylvania, trucks and cars stranded, ice encasing trees and taking down power lines in virginia. and now, another round of winter weather from the northern plains right through the northeast this weekend. the new jersey department of transport urging people to avoid unnecessary travel. winter storm warnings, through the rockies. it's minnesota where they're 20 inches below snow wise. also the winter storm watch for saturday night from new york city and trenton new jersey up through connecticut and even parts of new hampshire and vermont. we time it out here. saturday morning it will be o claire to green bay with the heaviest snow, 3 to 5 or 7 inch. here it starts to build up with

that moisture. the iciness will go through appalachian again, blue ridge mountains. watch for that. look at 11 p.m. it really gets going. you'll see snow in new york and philadelphia for the afternoon of saturday, but it's not until late night that it becomes thick. we're talking from the catsgills to berkshires. we could be seeing 6 to 12 inches when this hit. this is a really active pattern. next week more snow. >> george: okay. >> linsey: significant winter wallop there. okay, ginger. now the regional train that went up in flames. roughly 350 people forced to evacuate when a plane from philadelphia to wilmington caught on fire. stephanie ramos is here with that story. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. it was quite the scene. the fire on that six car train happened around 6 p.m. last night. the flame weres so intense you could see smoke billowing out of the windows. overnight, a train suddenly erupting into flames. >> confirming the train on fire from amtrak eutsz.

they're reporting they believe the train is still occupied. >> reporter: the train, packed with hundreds of riders during the heavy evening commute. >> they're fighting the fire from the other side of the tracks. >> reporter: emergency crews arrived on the scene outside philadelphia to battle the flame. >> the first car of the train was engulfed in flames. >> reporter: the six car train caught fire around 6 p.m. passengers noticing a strange odor a short time before. >> i kind of smelled like this weird kind of smoke, like a sulphur smell. it was getting strong. >> people were starting to notice it. people were starting to panic. people were looking out the window. >> reporter: the 350 passengers were advised to move to the back of the train, finally able to evacuate and get to safety. crews towed that damaged train away. they haven't determined how the fire started. luckily there were no serious injuries. service was halted for several hours before it resumed just after 11 p.m.

passengers were saying they were grateful that the crews got them out quickly. >> rebecca: so grateful for those workers. all right, stephanie. thank you. we turn now to president trump and elon musk drive to reshame and slim down the federal government. hours before a midnight deadline a judge temporarily blocked the buyout that's been offered to some federal employees. senior political correspondent rachel scott is tracking this from the white house. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. at least 60,000 people opted in to this buyout program from the federal government. but this morning a judge putting that on pause right before the deadline is prompting widespread confusion for those who want to resign and those who want to stay on the job. this morning widespread confusion for federal workers. it's been just over a week since 2 million federal employees received this e-mail with a stark choice, resign now and be paid through september or run the risk of being laid off. >> it's just all kind of a mess. >> reporter: mother of two in

kentucky works for the department of veterans affairs. she took the offer but hasn't gotten any clarity since. >> everyone is just, they're all shaken u and all scared. it was very much a scare tactic. it definitely worked. >> reporter: the offer now on hold until monday, as a legal challenge plays out. unions calling it arbitrary and unlawful. but the administration saying the program is not being blocked or cancelled. >> we encourage federal workers in this city to accepted the very generous offer. >> reporter: a civil rights attorney at the department of education said the offer is flat out insulting. >> it would be hard to give up our career, give up our commitment to the public in a week's time with very conflicting and often at times erroneous information given to us. >> reporter: the e-mail's title fork in the road. same one billionaire elon musk used when he slashed the work force at twitter. now musk, who last night posted

this photo in the oval office, and his team on a blitz through federal agency, looking to cut costs. sources tell us usaid the relief agency that brings food, water and health care to victims of natural disasters will soon have its global work force reduced from roughly 14,000 people to fewer than 300 employees. an internal e-mail shows just 12 employees to be assigned to the entire continent of africa and only 21 to the whole middle east. it's an agency whose work the first lady praised in 2018. >> we care and we want to show the world that we care. i partnered and working with usaid and that's what i want to show, that we care. >> reporter: and this morning "the new york times" identified more than 30 studies that have been frozen, from trials for malaria treatment for children to nutritional help for children in ethiopia. a 25-year-old staffer connected to musk's department of government efficiency has resigned after the wall street journal reached out to the white

house about social media posts they described as racist. abc news has not independently verified those post, but are learning that staffer did have access to sensitive information at the treasury department. so now all of this once again prompting questions about who exactly is working for elon musk and what they have access to, george. >> george: and whether what they're doing is legal. latest in a series of personnel moves that appear to be illegal on their face. the president moved to dismiss the chairman of the federal election commission? >> reporter: yeah, george. the fcc was created by congress to be an independent watch dog over our election system. overnight the chair said that she was fired by president trump in a letter. she is a democrat. this is a bipartisan commission. under law, the president is supposed to first nominate her replacement. in a statement on social media, she says there is a legal way to remove her and this is not it, george.

>> george: rachel scott, thanks very much. now the faa, announcing a review of busy airports after last week's deadly collision. trevor ault has the details. >> reporter: good morning. the faa has been restricting helicopter khafbg over the potomac river since the day after this crash. we now know the agency is reviewing not just reagan airport, but several others that all have a high volume of mix traffic between helicopters and airplanes. want to determine the risk at those airports. the chopper was relying on radar which is less accurate. a one senator said there was no reason to switch that navigation system off. they confirmed the black hawk crew was wearing night vision goggle, it would have made flying over the bright lights of dc a lot more difficult.

>> linsey: all right, trevor ault. complicating factors there. thank you. now body cam video from the first night of the eaton fire in southern california showing first responders rescuing seniors as the flames closed in. kayna whitworth is in los angeles with those details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this video is heart pounding. it's brand new. it shows pasadena fire men and police saving lives as this deadly inferno closes in. now this morning new clues about how it may have started. >> police department! evacuate immediately! >> reporter: this morning new images during the devastating wild fires. police and firefighters evacuating the two homes care center. residents rushed to safety in wheelchairs. >> please, help, help! >> i got you. >> reporter: lifted out of their beds, masks put on their faces. all 45 residents made it out alive before fire consumed the nursing home. one of four in the area

completely destroyed. we were there as one turned to ash. this is an assisted living facility. they had to evacuate people in wheelchairs and beds and run them up the road to safety, an utterly heroic moment. >> that was such a scary morning that day. and while the cause of this fire that laid waste to 9,000 structures and killed 17 people is still under investigation. socal edison not taking responsibility for the fire, but they are revealing irregularities in their equipment near the fire start. rebecca? >> rebecca: a lot to keep following there as those families continue to grapple with this. thank you. we turn now to the alleged egg heist in pennsylvania, as prices soar. elizabeth schulze spoke exclusively with a ceo of a company who said he had about 100,000 eggs stolen. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. the ceo of pete and jerry's eggs tell us they are fully cooperating with law enforcement as authorities try

to unravel the mystery of how nearly 100,000 eggs disappeared from the back of a trailer. this morning the ceo of pete and jerry's organic eggs speaking out in a gma exclusive, telling us the company is beefing up security in the wake of that brazen heist of nearly 100,000 eggs worth $40,000 at one of its facilities in pennsylvania. >> if it happened once, it could happen again. so we are putting additional measures in place. >> reporter: what might that look like? >> additional security on the ground. it's making sure that we're just, that we have better lighting in our facilities. maybe some additional cameras. >> reporter: the theft happened just before 9 p.m. saturday night. 8,000 cartons of a dozen eggs stolen from the back of a distribution trailer in green castle, pennsylvania. >> it is where eggs come in from our farms, the network of farms we have in that area. they're processed there, graded, checked for quality, packaged and then shipped to our customers.

>> reporter: six days after the heist, state police are still struggling to crack the case. now digging through surveillance video and asking the public for leads on any suspects. the motive, police say, could be the extreme increased price of eggs. someone may have thought they could sell them. >> we're finding consumer interest for our product is greater than it's ever been. we only expect it to continue. >> now pete and jerry's organic eggs typically retail for about $7 a dozen. the ceo said with lower grade eggs topping that price, lot of customers are finding their premium eggs are a good deal. lot of unanswered questions. what did the thieves do with these stolen eggs? and how did they manage to keep them refrigerated? that's how eggs are supposed to be while they're on the move, guys. >> george: i can barely get a carton of eggs now. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: exactly. 80,000 of them? >> george: super bowl, just two days left until the chiefs and eagles face off. will reeve is on the scene in new orleans.

hey, will. >> will: hey, george. good morning. we made it to friday, the final weekday before the super bowl in new orleans. excitement is building by the day. more and more fans pouring into the stadium. you can feel the buzz, the excitement, as the teams lock in in their final preparations before super bowl lix. this morning just two days separate the philadelphia eagles and the kansas city chiefs stpr their epic super bowl showdown. >> we'll go out there and leave everything we have on the football field. >> will: patrick mahomes is on the verge of history with the chiefs who could be the first team ever to win three titles in a row. jalen hurts fell just short of glory to the eagles just two years ago against the chiefs. >> you work very hard at this moment. >> will: philadelphia's head coach is familiar with the emotions inherent to the big game. >> got a lot of respect for their coaches. you can see how detailed they are. it will be a good battle. >> will: the betting market

thinks the chiefs will win. kansas city a 1.5 point favorite over the eagles. eagles may be ignoring those odds, considering they have newly crowned offensive player of the year, star running back saquon barkley. >> definitely can't top an award like this. >> will: for the many travis kelce fans wondering whether sunday will be the 35-year-old future hall of famer's last game. >> i've got a lot of football left in me. wanting to keep that legacy, or keep finding new ways to create those memories. >> will: and, guy, the stats for george movement continues to grow. a viewer reached out to me on social media yesterday and gave me a stat for george. here it is. this will be the fourth time that quarterbacks who face each other in a previous super bowl are playing each other again. the quarterback in the rematch has never won.

[ talking at the same time ] >> linsey: so that means that -- jalen wouldn't win? >> will: patrick mahomes. >> linsey: got it. all right. i'm with that. i'm with that stat. >> rebecca: keep the stats coming, guys. we love the stats. >> george: coming up how kendrick lamar is getting ready to take the stage for the the super bowl halftime show. >> rebecca: plus stephen a. smith join us from new orleans. he's helping us get ready for the game. the players he thinks are key for each team, and who he predicts will win. >> linsey: new at 7:30, a priest attacked in the middle of mass caught on camera. but first back over to ginger. >> ginger: everybody's been enjoying very warm temperatures if they're down in new orleans. houston was that way, too. they broke a record yesterday. 83. that's 17 degrees above normal. lot of folks from texas and new mexico going to see these numbers. look at corpus christi with 85 breaking a daily record. mobile, alabama, with nearly 80. grand junction colorado did it again.

we've seen dozens and dozens broke this week. here's today. we'll do it again potentially in colorado. through the weekend really hot even early next week in florida. your local weather now in 30 seconds.

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about 320 pounds or so. they're massive. you've got to go up against that if you're the chiefs. but the kansas city chiefs have super man. they've got patrick mahomes. he's one of the top two greatest quarterbacks in history. that's what they're going up against. >> george: what else are you looking for with the chiefs? >> well, you look to patrick mahomes. you definitely look for the connection with him and travis kelce. andy reid is an exceptional coach. outside bill belichick he's considered the best ever at this particular moment in time. so it's going to be a chess match, no doubt about it. the philadelphia eagles are considered the better team collectively, but patrick mahomes is considered the best player in the world, who's a difference maker. you don't want it to come down to the wire with the ball in his hands because the outcome usually works against you. >> sam: stephen a., it's sam. there's not a lot of football on my timeline but what is on my timeline this supposed bias of the -- nfl, right?

national football league, [ laughter ] against the kansas city chiefs. people are looking at the logo. people are talking about the refs. what is the deal here? >> well, listen. you know there's legitimacy from the stand.that every single game you see officials missing calls, human error. it comes with the territory. in the end when you're on top, everybody is always gunning for you and there's always complaints, particularly when you have somebody as great as patrick mahomes. he's so phenomenal, so great. you have to play to near perfection to have a chance to beat him come playoff time. remember, seven years as a starter for the chief, seven division titles, seven trips to the afc championship game. five super bowl appearances four, thus far until sunday. he's won three of them and is on the verge of winning his fourth super bowl in on his seventh year. that's the kind of greatness we're talking about. you're always gonna have complaints when you go up

against somebody like that. >> linsey: if you have the chiefs make history, do you think at that point patrick pha homes eclipses tom brady as the greatest quarterback? >> i would say in some people's eyes it would be yes. in some people's eyes it would be worth discussion. no quarterback has won three straight championships. seven titles is seven titles. when you look at patrick mahomes, the number one thing they'll bring up if he does win the super bowl, longevity. as great as he's been, it will be in a span of seven years. tom brady's spanned 22. he went to ten super bowls. he won seven of them. that's pretty hard to eclipse. if anybody can do it, you're looking at the man right there, patrick mahomes. that's what everybody is thinking about. >> george: are you ready to make a prediction? >> no. [ laughter ] it's fluid. i will say this to you. i will say this to you. kansas city, with the greatness of patrick mahomes, the philadelphia eagles are still considered the better team collectively.

a team that's gonna have to play to near perfection in order to beat patrick mahomes. i believe it's going to be a thriller. my prediction will be reserved for first take on espn. >> linsey: that was a good tease. >> sam: that's a good tease. can i ask you -- the reason i'm watching will be the super bowl halftime show. can we talk about kendrick lamar? what do you expecting? >> yes, we can. well, listen. i gotta tell you, he's gotta play that song "not like us." at least the beat. at least the music. get his dance on and whatever. you might not want to use some of the lyrics, no question about that, but that beat had better be played. if you're not doing "not like us" you just won five grammys in large part because of the success of that one particular song. we know what kind of brouhaha it created. halftime arrives sunday evening and no one hears that song, there's going to be a huge, huge disappointment. it as great and phenomenal as he is, "not like us" took him to another level. you have to at least play that

beat. the crowd not just on national television, but in attendance has to hear that music. >> george: you're not expecting drake on the stage? [ laughter ] >> i'm not expecting drake in the country. [ laughter ] i don't think he will even be in the united states. >> rebecca: wah, wah. good to hear. good to hear what stephen a. smith thinks. always good. thank you. >> sam: stephen a., thank you. coming up our "play of the die." ike is in philly, rhiannon is in kansas city kicking off super bowl weekend with some super fans. we're here in new york. we're also in new orleans. we'll be right back. me higher ♪ ♪ higher and higher ♪ ♪ let me tell you, your love ♪

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♪ ♪ >> sam: grab a fresh cup of coffee. are you ready for play of the day? let's check it out. we're all over the country right now. back with our play of the day. in addition to the team, chiefs and eagle, the fans are facing off as well. whether it is here in new york city, or kansas city or philly. let's start, i guess, in kansas city. rhiannon, i feel like you've had breakfast there every morning this week. i don't think they really serve breakfast. [ laughter ] >> reporter: listen, i am the official kansas city correspondent. i am happy about it. good morning, guys. we are here in kansas city for this final red friday. we are so excited. we're live at the peanut, a

kansas city institution, with the nfl's best fans! now this is the chiefs fifth trip to the super bowl in six years. you think they'd be used to it by now. i have to tell you, they are not taking anything for granted. chiefs are just as excited. fans are just as excited as they were the very first time. do you know what would make this win extra sweet for fans? back in new orleans and the chiefs first super bowl win in 1970 was also in new orleans. mike garrett was on that team. he was instrumental in that win. he brought some of his family and friends here. we're so excited. guys, we're gonna introduce you to a family with a house divided. sam, kind of reminds me of you and me because we're divided. i heard you picked the eagles twoeupb. >> sam: well, you know, i felt the pressure and so i did. rhiannon, i know you've been away. probably been away from mike all week. i'll see him later today and tell him you said hi. ike, let's check in in philly. ike, you're always the center of attention for me. i'm looking over your shoulder

to the right where there's a big eagle head. [ laughter ] >> reporter: let me tell you something, these eagle fans don't mess around. okay. they are ready for this super bowl. [ cheers ] i gotta tell you right now there's one thing on the mind of everyone here. that's a little fly eagles fly. [ cheers ] okay! ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> reporter: pretty good, guys. >> linsey: it is excellent. thank you, ike. thank you, rhiannon. we've got more economic news coming up. drew brees is here live. stay with us. that's a little more important than the economic news. but i take vyvgart hytrulo. same! it's the first major innovation in cidp treatment in over 30 years. vyvgart hytrulo has been proven

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♪ are you ready for it ♪ >> linsey: and gma's super bowl party kicks off right now. are you ready for it? >> in for the touchdown! >> hurts in, touchdown eagles! >> linsey: taylor swift in her football era with her z boyfriend's team facing off against her hometown team. ♪ plus super bowl champion drew brees is live. the former saints quarterback breaks down everything you need to know. ♪ >> rebecca: fly into this friday! >> good morning america! >> rebecca: with a super surprise, with kylie kelce, and some eagles super fans. we can't forget the best grub for game time. ♪ >> sam: and grab your coffee. we're live in philadelphia, kansas city and the big easy, as the eagles and chiefs get ready for their rematch. gma and times square is ready to party, as our team says -- >> good morning america!

[ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: live from times square, it's friday, "good morning america." >> george: this is the most sam champion has ever been immersed in the super bowl. great to see. [ laughter ] >> sam: and i still am forgetting everything. but i am trying. >> rebecca: as sam said, that is a party. we are kicking off super bowl weekend all morning long. our dj prince hakim has music. we've got two great chefs with some great nachos. i am very much looking forward to that. >> linsey: sam is just here for the nine layer dip. [ laughter ] plus we've got chiefs and eagles fans in new york as they get red do i cheer on their team. not all about the super fan, with our producer mourning the loss of his beloved bills. look at that face. >> rebecca: he's worn that hat every day. >> george: lot about the super bowl coming up. first we start with the winter storm moving across the country right now.

it comes after millions were hit with ice, snow and severe weather. ginger's tracking it. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: unfortunately, we learned this morning that two people were killed, a mother and daughter in deer lodge, tennessee, in a tornado after sunset last night. they've got several injuries they're dealing with, too. this is all part of the winter storm that encased trees and power lines. this is an hour west of washington, d.c. and the roads were a mess into new england. but now we've got our eyes on the next storm. minnesota, wisconsin, gonna pick up 4 to 7 plus inches. and a winter storm warning up through trenton, new jersey and the berkshires. looks like the heaviest snow will fall north of new york city. look at this. as the moisture comes together there's another icing event possible through the ohio river valley into pennsylvania and appalachia there. the timing is late saturday. so lot of people out and about saturday night, please be extra safe, into early sunday morning. it's going to be very snowy around here. looking for high totals in half

foot to almost a foot range. lot of people need the snow. but this is one of many to come. >> linsey: have to be careful on those roads this weekend, ginger. thank you. now the ncaa following the trump administration lead in banning transgender athletes from women's sports. president trump signed an executive order wednesday prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in women's sports at federally funded institutions. it is based on their interpretation of title nine, the 1972 civil rights law banning sex discrimination at federally funded schools. the ncaa previous policy allowed each sport's governing body to decide participation. the new policy is effective immediately. >> rebecca: we turn now to the january jobs report due out this morning. elizabeth schulze is back with which industries have the strong job prospects. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: this will tell us if employers kicked off the year on a cautious note.

143,000 jobs were added to the work force in january. that was fewer than expected. does mark a slowdown of the 307,000 jobs back in december. so if you look at the industries where we're seeing big jobs gains, they're in health care, hospitality and state and local government. this report today won't yet capture job losses in the federal government that we've seen from the trump administration severe cost cutting steps. overall the jobs market is in solid shape, with unemployment at 4%, layoffs relatively low. but it is now taking workers longer to find a job than it was even just a couple months ago, george. >> george: okay, elizabeth. thank you very much. now the super bowl. michael's in new orleans. will reeve caught up with him. hey, will. >> will: sure did. good morning. i'm here with my friends from the eagle, from the chiefs. [ applause ] we are having a great time at our super bowl party here in new orleans. nobody knows the super bowl better than michael strahan, as a broadcaster, as a player, as a hall of fame ambassador.

he's got a packed schedule here in new orleans but i went and caught up with our guy. >> michael: look at this stud muffin. >> will: what are the players doing this week? >> michael: as it gets later in the week, less time to even go out. you stick to your routine, still try to watch your film. kind of have a dinner with your family. try to have family time. by friday, saturday, they're cut off. like, for me, i would say, i love you. i'll see you after the game. right now i'm all about business. players are just trying to get their mind -- because you're displaced. you're not at home. get your mind closer to game time and get back on the routine for sunday. >> will: whether you go in as a player, as a fan/personality or here for your job, what do you love about super bowl week? >> michael: i get a chance to see a lot of people that i will only see once a year. i get a chance to watch,

hopefully, an incredible game. here in new orleans we get a chance to eat some incredible food. this place is bad for the diet. >> will: i get it, man. this place has lots of great food. we've been enjoying that here. great to see michael, as always. lots more coming up from the super bowl experience. thank you, as always, to our friends from the chief, from the eagles. [ applause ] we got kylie kelce coming up in a little bit, guys. lots more from new orleans. back to you in the studio. >> sam: there's a whole lot of football coming ahead. we also have an update on a story of an incredible young man is fighting hard. trey howard, he was the young man seriously injured last week. do you remember the medical helicopter, that transport jet in philadelphia, that crashed and he had to have an emergency brain surgery? when he woke up he asked his dad about his sister then asked if he missed the super bowl. of course he did not. his sister was there with him.

we wanted to make sure that he was game ready. he's really fighting hard. so we called the philadelphia eagles in. take a look at some of their cheerleaders. they came to the rescue, delivering him swag from a saquon barkley jersey to some hats, sunglasses, pom poms and, of course, a football. he'll be fully outfitted when he gets a chance to watch the game this sunday. that makes everybody feel good. >> george: great to see it coming together. coming up, how taylor swift will be cheering on boyfriend travis kelce sunday as he takes on her hometown team. >> rebecca: ike is in philadelphia and rhiannon is in kansas city with some super fans. >> linsey: and drew brees join us live from new orleans with what we can expect for the big game. >> sam: aren't you ready for a party? we've got prince hakim here. also we have some nacho recipes. what's that? did somebody order pizza? i'm sure we did. special delivery from lori bergamotto with some stuff for your pizza party.

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>> reporter: hi, george. i've got both teams represented. both the eagles and the chiefs. that is the dilemma that she's faced with. look, she's been seeing red ever since 2012, like her 2012 album. she's also been dating travis kelce. but her dad is a life long eagles fan. so what's a girl to do? does she go with her hometown or do like i did, go with both? ♪ megamusic super star, but she can't seem to shake off what we'll call her football era. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift is caught between the teams facing off in super bowl lix. her hometown team, the philadelphia eagle, and her boyfriend travis kelce's team, the kansas city chiefs. the two seen off the field at the playoffs. in the past, taylor has been outspoken about her connection to the eagles, photographing this eagles sweat shirt and when fans question these lyrics from "gold rush."

did she mean the band the eagles or the football team? she clarified during a concert in this same video posted online. >> and i love the band the eagles but, guy, like come on. i'm from philly, of course it's the eagles. >> reporter: but since dating kelce, taylor's relationship with the chiefs tight end may have single handedly changed the game of football. >> are you kidding me? kansas city! [ cheers ] >> reporter: america's sweetheart bringing in a 53% spike in female teen viewers to sunday night football, hoping to create a 9% uptick of women watching last season. >> it's the taylor economic impact. she draws her fans to follow her, no matter if it's music, movies or clothes. always draw inspiration. we see that with her chiefs game appearance. it is this prince charming an princess story. >> reporter: taylor's dad scott is staying loyal to the eagles.

life long eagles fan, even trolling his daughter after one of the team's games in which they scored a touchdown with a fake high five. you see it there. when travis kelce was asked about his girlfriend, taylor swift's, allegiance, he said he was confident that she was rolling with the chiefs. we'll see how all of this plays off. she's got options. she can always do both. >> george: following your lead. thanks very much. what's next, guys? >> linsey: say less, saquon. let's welcome mvp drew brees. he joins us live from the big easy. drew, great to have you here. of course, you led the who dat nation, new orleans saint, to victory. what's going through the players' minds two days out? >> well, this is when they start to get locked in. early on in the week, that's when you kind of get out, do your team dinner, your offensive line dinner, just to try to relax and enjoy the moment and take it in.

but as the week gets on, as the city gets crazier and there's more chaos, that's when you escape to a quiet place. lock in on film, the game plan, and get ready to play sunday. >> rebecca: good luck escaping to a quiet place in new orleans. you played there 15 years. what a great town for the super bowl. >> it is the perfect town for the super bowl. there's a reason the super bowl's been in new orleans 11 time, more than any other city. it's because we know how to throw a party. we know how to throw a festival. we know how to show everybody a great time. good old southern hospitality. in fact, we level it up a notch and call it new orleans hospitality. so great food, great music, everything right here in this close proximity of down town. french quarter. you name it. party after party. as you walk around the streets you can just feel the vibe, feel the energy. i think everybody's having a great time. >> linsey: i've been thinking about etouffe all morning long. you are an ambassador for sports illustrated.

tickets are going for about $4,000. give us a sense by the time people are splurging that much, the excitement has to just be palpable. >> the excitement is over the top. si tickets is the fastest online marketing company in the country. every big event you can imagine, from concert, sporting events. transparent pricing. the thing you see is the fee you get at the end. we're the on ticketing market place that does that. we're super excited to support this year's super bowl. chiefs going for a three peat. eagles trying to get the win. we'll see how it plays out. [ cheers ] >> rebecca: you've got everyone represented there, which we love, all the representation. the eagles are slight underdogs but, of course, they have saquon barkley. say less, saquon. >> linsey: that's right. >> rebecca: what makes him such a force, drew? >> boy, he's probably one of the most explosive runners i have

ever seen. when this guy gets in the second level, you cannot tackle him in the open field. unfortunately, for giants fan, one of the best things he did was go to philadelphia. you get in with a quarterback like jalen hurt, who's a threat in his own right. he takes the defender out of the run force and just allows saquon that many more opportunities on the second level. of all of his touchdowns this year, 20 some odd, he averaged 30 plus yards per rush on those rushing touchdowns. so it just lets you know, he's getting in the second level, nobody can tackle him. good luck to the chiefs trying to bring this guy down. >> linsey: earlier today we talked to stephen a. smith. we asked him for a prediction. he wouldn't give it to us. we got to try again. another bite at the apple. who do you think's gonna win? >> look, i'm not gonna give you one eitherthey're going for the three peat. chiefs are going for the three peat over here. [ cheers ] i will say this, there's

definitely a chip on the shoulder of the eagles. they lost this game two years ago. i don't think that sits very well with them right now. i think they're a better team this year than they were two years ago. if they're gonna do it, now is the time. >> linsey: fly eagles fly. all right, drew. thank you. >> rebecca: thank you so much. >> linsey: sam, back over to you. >> sam: football isn't the on thing to look forward to this weekend. it is also national pizza day. if you're clever, you can work them both into one imagine magical event. and lori b will help us do it. we got the right stuff. even timed out to the music. tell me about the pizza oven. what's up with these two? >> lori: this is from ooni. if you want to make pizza at home, in your back yard, outdoors. it is very user friendly. that's why the ooni has become a juggernaut of at home pizza making. there are two sizes.

got this for a 12 inch pizza and 16 inch pizza. >> sam: super cool. >> lori: it is great if you're having a party or something like that. what people love about these, sam. if you know anything about making at-home pizza, you know high heat is imperative. these heat up to 950 degrees fahrenheit. that's gonna give you that delicious crust with that crispy texture. >> sam: crispy, which everybody loves. >> lori: these are also, they can hook up to propane or natural gas. they're fantastic. people love how portable they are. it's restaurant quality pizza at an affordable price. >> sam: what about this one? >> lori: speaking of temperature we have the rocc box. what viewers love about the rock box, it is designed for chefs. you want to talk about a flex? this is the flex. the rocc box which we got at home depot, under $500.

this is if you want to be an at home pizza shop. it comes with that pizza steel. this goes up to 950 degrees fahrenheit. here's one of the differences. if you have a family, this is an important note. feel the exterior. do you feel like that's silicone. >> sam: like rubberized. >> lori: that won't get hot to the touch. s which a really nice feature. >> sam: if you've got your family around. that's so smart. i didn't even think about it. >> lori: that is a great feature. it makes incredible premium quality pizza. definitely check it out. >> sam: it looks like something from space. >> lori: it's portable. people have also -- viewers told us they brought that camping with them. [ laughter ] you want to have your glamping. >> sam: it's in my carry on. >> lori: have you ever made an at-home pizza and you tried to transfer it into the oven? oh what a mess. what have i done? >> sam: oh, no. >> lori: we're gonna solve that problem for you with this pizza

slider peel. so all you're gonna do is lift the top here on to my pizza peel. watch this. here it goes. >> sam: no way. no way. i thought for your that wasn't going to work. that's great. >> lori: little faith. this is genius. nonstick ergonomic. under $40 on amazon. >> sam: okay. what's up here? >> lori: okay. we love kitchen shears. if it's good enough for italy, it's good enough for us. this is how they cut their pizza. >> sam: really? >> lori: that's right. this is how they do it to be precise and efficient. won't drag the cheese. won't agitate the crust. >> sam: i never thought of this. >> lori: to strip your herbs is fantastic. under $20. we can forget if you're just starting out, want to have a pizza night at home from williams sonoma. it's got crust. tomato sauce. premium exclusive blend of herbs.

you can customize it. >> sam: i love that. i'm taking the oven with me on the plane. thank you. find these products, or scan the qr code. go to good morning america.com. ginger, do you want me to save you some pizza? >> ginger: yes, please. [ cheers ] getting the vibe right here in the studio. we also have a vibe when it comes to weather in new orleans. do you see this forecast? much different than they had a couple weeks ago with all that snow. how about that? the afternoon high in the mid to upper 70s. the record warmth will move across the south. that's how the jet stream will keep us cut. look at those numbers.

>> rebecca: okay. we go to the new docu series scamanda. it's based on the hit podcast of the same name. it unravels the story of a california wife and mother who claimed she had cancer. it's the real life web of secrets and deception based on the number one podcast, scamanda. >> i'm thankful that i have cancer because i'm surrounded by the right people in my life. >> rebecca: a young mother, amanda riley, going to great lengths to live a life of lie, deceiving her family, friends and community into believing she had stage 3 bloo she had stage three blood cancer for over a decade, scamming hundreds of people out of more than $100,000 to pay for medical

bills. authorities say she never had. >> i started donating $500 a month, $3,000, 20,000. >> the community raised $100,000. >> abc news studios, teaming up with podcast creator charlie webster and investigative journalist nancy moscatello to bring a docu series that unravels it all. >> it's going to really bring what amanda did to life. you're going to be able to see the bandages, the hospital rooms, everything that was done. and it will help you understand how this happened and how she got away with it for so long. >> you'll also hear from the victims voices and the journey they've gone on through this as well. the impact it's had on their lives. >> some of the victims knew amanda for the charming, generous, fun loving mom that was diagnosed with cancer at a very young age. and then there's those that know the real amanda, which were other victims. >> that was part of the betrayal. that's how these people do these things. it's manipulation. it's complicated.

it's complex, subtle behaviors. and that leads us to amanda. >> riley pleaded guilty to wire fraud in 2021. she was sentenced to five years behind bars. in december, she was transferred to a residential reentry center in california to carry out the remainder of her sentence. she declined to be interviewed for the series and new episodes of amanda air thursdays and stream the next day on hulu. it's excellent. coming up, we're headed back to philly and kc with the superfans. >> you blow me away. it's a new year of new deals. >> i want to be your partner. >> and new dreams. >> this is for my son. >> what you've been able to put together is insanely amazing. >> let's go. yes. >> new shark tank tonight on abc and stream on hulu. >> this is saturday, prime time on abc. >> good morning everyone. i'm amanda del castillo from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look

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gma live from times square. >> george: we are getting ready for super bowl sunday right here. prince hakim is right there. sam, time for your pop news. >> sam: george, i can't. looking at that little eagle outfit. he's not getting enough time. [ laughter ] i love it. if it's okay with mom if you want to bring him over during pop news, that's amazing. guys, the super bowl is so big that pop news is holding space, if you will, for super bowl lix. nothing is bigger than this. so let's give everybody a better idea of the women supporting the player, or what the internet calls amgs. mothers wives and girlfriends of the nfl jalen hurts proposed to his fiancee. first of all you missed that. back in september, nearly a decade after meeting at the university of alabama. burrows is an artificial intelligence partner at ibm. that's a job so cool, i'm sure

you get a badge with that. cheering on the eagles every sunday. over on the chiefs, gabby esposito cheers on her boyfriend trent mcduffie while finishing up her psychology degree. eagles defensive tackle jordan davis was born to play for the birds. his mom made it so. shea allen loved the eagles since she was in college. she has a message for the number one mom in chiefs kingdom this morning. check it out. >> i cannot wait for all the bird game to come out here in new orleans to cheer on our eagles, 100%. they work hard all year and we are here to support them. hey, one other thing. ms. donna kelce, mama to mama, i love your son, but i hope you have your ear plugs on because honey baby, we bout to be go birds all day, go birds. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles!

>> sam: i got that wrong, too. it's mason, right? >> george: i know you want to keep going. i got to ask mason, how did you get in that? >> sam: can i see? >> rebecca: he's not sure. [ laughter ] >> sam: oh, there's a zipper in the back. [ laughter ] you're okay. you can breathe, right? you'll tell us if you can't. you're doing great. all right. clearly there will be a lot of proud folks in new orleans this weekend. how about all of you fans, like mason, you'll do anything to ensure your team takes home the trophy. the eagles fanatic is going viral for this dedication to the birds. dave bergner has worn a different eagles jersey every day. we're glad you changed them. we're currently at day 155 now. ike ejiochi join us from philadelphia to tell us about this super man. hey, ike. [ applause ] >> reporter: sam, what's going on?

i gotta tell you, it's not all about the jersey and hats. he has license plates, bobble head, christmas gear, beach gear, dog toy, garden decor. the guy has so many different type of item, it's all in eagles green. you keep at in a place called the fan cave. dave is here with me right now at the gillis ale house, the longest continuous run bar in philadelphia. and, dave, i've got to ask you. how long can you go without repeats? >> repeat and hat jersey i can go over a year without repeating a hat and jersey. over a year without repeating a hat and jersey. >> reporter: how do you get all these clothes? [ laughter ] i got to ask, i've been here two week. there's one thing i noticed. these philly fans are phenomenal. [ cheers and applause ] >> the eagles are the air we breathe. >> reporter: the air we breathe. what else can you tell me about them stphp >> oh, phenomenal. >> reporter: phenomenal philly,

guys. guys, these guys are ready. can i get a go birds? [ cheers ] back to you. >> sam: now give everybody some coffee. we're also counting down to captain america. anthony mackie is getting ready to fly into theaters. i mean 13,000 feet. that's pretty high up, isn't it? >> yeah. >> sam: that's pretty tall. the new captain america taking to the skies with the air force's 58th rescue squadron which also, by the way, happens to be the unit his character served with. mackie and the para rescue men are geared up at an air force base in las vegas, jumping out of this plane about 2 1/2 miles, people in the air. captain america brave new world hits theaters one week from today. i need a countdown clock, george. >> george: lara is gonna be jealous. coming up kylie kelce in new orleans helping with a cause close to her heart.

>> sam: we're back with our super bowl countdown. let's go to rhiannon is in kansas city. we just had an eagles super fan. i don't know if you could see it. he stole the show. you've got some work to do. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i'm ready for it. i will take on that challenge. good morning. i remember your wedding and i know you know wedding vows usually include thing likes in good times and bad. what happens when you marry

someone who is a fan of a different team? we have jillian and brian here. they are die hard fans. he's an eagles fan, she's a chiefs fan, former chiefs cheerleader. we'll start with you, brian. what is it like on game day at your house? you even included the chiefs and eagles in your wedding vows? >> unless we're playing each other it's civil. this week we're probably gonna change that a little bit. [ laughter ] >> reporter: any bets or anything in your house for the super bowl? >> not necessarily bets. it's just so wild. all year long it's fine. we respect each other, nfc/afc. but sunday gonna get real. gonna get real real fast. we're both expecting our team to win, but giving each other a hard time. >> reporter: brian, what's it like living in kansas city being an eagles fan? are they nice to you? >> it's a good fan base. that's why i'm headed back to philly. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he doesn't want to be here for the big game.

i don't blame you one bit. i think everyone can agree, this is going to be a great game. but these fans know who's gonna win? [ crowd noise ] >> sam: that's a good story. >> george: let's go back to will reeve in new orleans. >> will: hello there, george. kylie kelce is the, i would say, unofficial queen of the super bowl. her brother-in-law travis going for his third straight super bowl with the chiefs. and her husband jason just retired from the eagles. but kylie's eagles ties are still strong, especially to an organization and a cause near and dear to her heart. i got to spend the day with her here at the super bowl experience seeing what it's all about. ♪ >> dakota, do you want to take that one? yes! there it is, michael! >> reporter: these aren't just football drills. >> go, evan! >> reporter: it's an all abilities clinic with a cause,

hosted by the eagles autism foundation here in new orleans. >> are you gonna try this drill? >> reporter: an initiative kylie kelce has championed since it started. >> there is a population here who is excited to get involved in something like this, and to feel included. and i'm so happy that we were able to bring this opportunity here. >> reporter: the wife of former eagles center jason kelce and mother to three girl, soon to be four, recently added the title of podcast host. you might be one of the busiest people that i know. >> i'll always find time for this kind of stuff. this is what makes it worth it. i know what incredible work they are doing, how every dollar donated is going directly back into research and programs directly in the autism community. i'm so proud to even just be the tiniest little part of that. >> reporter: the clinic, just one of many eagles events leading up to sunday's big game. >> wherever the eagles go, the foundation shows up.

everyone participates. everyone gets accepted. most importantly, everyone can cheer for the eagles. go bird. >> reporter: in true birds fashion, kylie and the eagles autism foundation has one more play up their sleeve for a family. >> i heard you are planning to watch the super bowl at a watch party on sunday. >> yes. >> i thought maybe there's a slightly cooler place you could go and watch the game. >> whoa. >> do you think maybe you should go to the stadium to watch the football game? do you want to go to the super bowl? >> will: you're going to the super bowl! >> yay! >> reporter: as for kylie and the super bowl -- put me in your mind and in your heart on sunday, game day. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: what are we feeling? what are we thinking? what are we doing? >> feeling anxious. feeling slightly conflicted. i'm so excited for travis. but ultimately i gotta go with my roots. go birds. >> will: that was a great day

for a great cause. i want to show you something here. for some folk, there can be a lot of stimulation. there with be sensory overload for people. what the eagles have permanently back in their stadium is a sensory room where people can go. it's a quiet place. they also have a mobile unit that they have brought down. you can see inside there's a lot of things people can interact with, take time out, just calm down and hang out and get their senses all in order. what's great about this is they bring this vehicle here to away games. now they brought it down here to the super bowl experience all aimed at educating about the issue. it's a wonderful group of people. the eagles autism foundation doing great work, showing it off here at super bowl experience and now for all of you at "gma." >> linsey: so meaningful and worth while. just one more reason to cheer for the eagles. [ laughter ]

thanks, will. all right. let's send it over to ginger. >> ginger: you should have heard when kylie kelce said go birds, it was like church. behind me -- they said go birds. [ cheers ] and also with you. will reeve is not the only one counting down to the super bowl in new orleans. michael sent us a message straight from the big easy. >> michael: everybody, i am here in the great city of new orleans ahead of super bowl lix. hi above this beautiful city, just hanging out, enjoying all the festivities ahead of the big game. do you know what? spent sometime on bourbon street, having some incredible food, listening to some incredible live music here in this incredible city. and had a chance to hang out with my guy, bill belichick, legendary coach, riding around the city of new orleans on the legendary madden cruiser talking about all the history of the super bowl in this city, that's hosted more super bowls than any other city in the country. it's been incredible magical trip. tyraan matthau .

had a chance to hang out with ed reed in this grand city. we hope you will check us out on sunday. we'll see you then. >> ginger: we'll be watching you, michael. putting it on my vision board, attend the super bowl with michael strahan. >> rebecca: all right. coming up time to eat. we are here with game themed nachos. >> sam: everyone is clearly yelling out there.

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>> sam: in the words of "let's get loud." here we go. we're back with party food that goes along with "let's get loud." let's share our favorite football foods. say it with me, gang. nachos! [ cheers ] >> rebecca: we're gonna make some nachos, but it looks like the control room took all of our chips. >> sam: thanks, guys. >> rebecca: i'll be back there soon. we're elevating. we're doing it differently with a twist. food network shift jeffrey zakarian is here. he is chef and author of the cookbook southern get togethers. we love the book. and we have kelsey bernard clark, who's also here to get us game day ready. you are a huge fan of the chiefs. your 7-year-old. >> he is. >> rebecca: jeffrey -- you're an eagles fan. >> i have green in my dish. >> sam: that's great. kelsey, i can't wait to get there, but this smells great. >> this is philly cheesesteak nachos, people.

[ applause ] >> rebecca: got the get the steak nice and thin. that is so key. >> first thing we have peppers here. peppers have to be cooked. there's nothing worse than a raw pepper. >> sam: got to be soft, right? >> yes. i put a generous amount of salt and pepper and vinegar. we're going over here an we're going to get some fat. when i say fat, i mean real fat. look at this. this is shaved rib eye that we seared down. we put our peppers on. we've added two types of cheese. two types of cheese. cheddar and provolone. the worst thing is a nacho where the cheese doesn't melt. >> rebecca: yes, we have to melt the cheese. >> sam: i like the crunchy part on the edge. >> little extra cheese. this is my secret. i know they're eating all the chips. i'm from new york. these are bagel chips. what's wrong with that?

>> rebecca: i think you could use real chip, too. >> you could. these are really good. >> sam: i like it. >> we don't mess around here. >> rebecca: you do that later in the process, too, right, so they don't get soggy. >> you don't want soggy. you make sure the last minute you put it on here. >> sam: this is delicious. >> we're not done yet, sam. put a pepperochini on top of that. then some scallions. >> rebecca: these are clearly not your typical nachos. jeffrey, you're also working with city harvest. i have a lot of dear friends who work with the organization. they do wonderful things in addition to making beautiful food for the community. talk about that. >> city harvest, largest rescue agency of food in new york. we've been around for 35 years. we've distributed 100 billion pounds of food last year. 2.5 million hungry new yorkers. [ applause ] >> sam: would have gone to

waste. >> 55% of it is fresh vegetable, which is shocking. >> rebecca: that's amazing. >> we get this food from people that give it to us. great companies like costco, wal-mart. we reject a lot of it. we send it back. >> rebecca: we're not rejecting any of this. kelsey has her own take on this. you've been hard at work this whole time. >> someone has to do this. >> rebecca: someone's gotta do it. >> i definitely went southern. super bowl's in new orleans. what -- if you had to pick one dish from new orleans -- >> rebecca: the po boy. >> exactly. this is super classic ingredients from the po boy. the real tricks here are like when you marinate your shrimp, you want to have pickle juice, hot sauce, butter milk. >> rebecca: pickle juice to marinate. >> that acid brightens it up. super easy. the other secret thing, when you have your dredge, add corn

starch. >> rebecca: your dredge. dredge is? >> the flour mix. breading. yeah. magic of tv, we're done. these are not technically your classic nachos. this is a crostini. y'all said to bring it. so we are not just messing around here, y'all. >> rebecca: you make it special. >> you just want to pile on. you can do shrimp, oyster, crawfish. whatever. whenever you want to do is fine. classic ingredient of a po boy. lettuce, tomato. >> rebecca: sam's eating. >> i got you ready already. >> rebecca: thank you so much. >> we've got remoulade. there's no cheese on these. >> rebecca: no cheese. >> sam: we've got cheese and no cheese. >> he has all the cheese. one of us has to go a little lighter.

so this is definitely a brighter type nacho. >> sam: it's gorgeous. >> very green. lots of herbs on here. look at that. >> rebecca: you the tell yourself you're eating a salad. >> and we'll finish it with cajun and tahini mixed together. finish with the lemon. >> sam: i might slap some turkey meat and beef on it. >> no! [ laughter ] >> sam: you can get all these recipes on good morning america.com. we'll be right back. thank you, guys. will be right b. thank you guise. [ crowd cheering ]

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this is our bay bridge toll plaza camera. and there's not too many people out there on the roads right now. metering lights are on though, but you won't have any backups at the tolls from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 38 minutes and looking live at our golden gate bridge camera, you can see that traffic is flowing freely in and out of san francisco. >> drew and gloria. we'll take a look at live doppler seven because we have one final line of showers moving onshore across the peninsula behind this line of showers. over the next hour we are going to dry out so these showers do not last all that long. the afternoon is dry. it's a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures in the 50s that sets the stage for the weekend looking sunny, but some cold mornings with frost advisories and freeze warnings tomorrow. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11:00 for ♪♪ deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark's viewers' choice show. today, we'll count down the top ten clips of the year. ♪♪ plus, we'll find out who'll take home the trophy for best celebrity walkout,