580 before macarthur boulevard. all left lanes are blocked because of a multi-vehicle crash. there are tow trucks there, so we'll let you know when it opens back up. >> number seven, an incredible sight off the canary islands. recently, researchers say they captured the first images of an adult black seadevil anglerfish alive near the ocean surface. usually, the fish lives in the darkest depths of the ocean where there is no light. but it's not clear why it was so close to the surface. >> you said this died? >> yes. after hours of them tracking it. and it usually again, they're at the deepest depths of the ocean. so something must have been wrong for it to be up at the >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. three storms on the move. president trump's new move on tariffs. and disney world with the super bowl mvp. triple threats on the move across the country. at least 26 states on snow, ice and flood alerts from california

to new jersey. ginger is tracking it all. >> robin: deadly plane crash. the investigation after a small jet owned by motley crew singer vince neil slammed into a parked plane. >> george: president trump raises tariffs on steel and aluminum as companies brace for impact. plus trump calls for the gaza cease fire to be cancelled if not all the hostages are released saturday. as he threatens jordan over the u.s. takeover of gaza. >> robin: egg hunt. >> this is crazy. there are no eggs left at wal-mart. the shelves are bare. >> robin: as the nationwide shortage drives up prices, how some retailers are cracking down. and another restaurant adds a surcharge to its menu. >> george: shark attack. we hear from the two american women airlifted to the hospital after being bitten by a shark in the bahamas. now concerns ahead of spring break.

>> michael: two teenage referees shoved by a father at a hockey game. now the assault charges. what happened on the ice? >> george: escalating controversy over tele health company hims and hers ads about weight loss medications. why the maker of ozempic and wegovy is firing back. >> michael: mr. beast exclusive. inside the world of the most watched person on you tube. and the possibility of mr. beast buying tik tok. ♪ >> robin: luka and lebron's era. >> luka doncic! >> robin: overnight, doncic making magic. >> tries the three! >> robin: in his lakers debut. and the happiest place on earth. >> i'm going to disney world! >> robin: this morning one on one with super bowl mvp jalen hurts, as the new super bowl champ says -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live from times

square, it's tuesday. "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. good morning to the champ. that's right. the champ is at disney world. he said it right, the happiest place on earth, robin. >> robin: happy, happy, happy. happy having you back. >> michael: i'm happy happy happy to be back. [ laughter ] i knew where you were going with it. i'm happy to be here. >> robin: good. >> george: we have a lot to get to including a new study for families dealing with peanut allergies. we're gonna have the details on that. and president trump and his administration are in a standoff with several federal courts who have paused his plan to shrink the government and other issues. we'll get into that with dan abrams in just a bit. >> robin: we're going to begin with the three storms on the move. the first hit bringing snow, ice, heavy rain and possible flooding stretching from texas to new jersey. you know ginger is here with the track and timing. it's only just beginning. >> ginger: we often say a one-two punch. now we need an upper cut as well, because that's how this

systems are gonna go. it's just one after another. debris flow possibility in los angeles by the end of the week on the burn scars. chicago could see their biggest snowstorm of the season. we'll start with number one that's started from northern kentucky, louisville, over to lexington. heavy rain on the southern end of this as it moves through huntington, west virginia. the heaviest snow may fall south of washington, d.c. washington itself is already at average. they're gonna surge above average, anywhere from, say, three, four, five, six inches of snow there into southern new jersey. that one's gone by tomorrow morning. then we start up, kansas city starts tomorrow morning. chicago begins late morning into the early afternoon. ends up with five, six plus inches of snow. then ice in parts of appalachia, the lower peninsula of michigan. wednesday night it's mixed. then takes over as rain. so we'll get to that western storm, george, in the next hit. >> george: thank you for that. okay, ginger. we're going to go to washington and the latest on president trump. he moved to raise tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and weighed in on the middle east, threatening jordan and urging

israel to call off the gaza cease fire unless hamas releases all the hostages by the saturday deadline. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is tracking it all. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. during the campaign, president trump promised to rebuild the american steel industry. while they all welcome these expanded tariff, this morning businesses across the u.s. and companies abroad are scrambling to figure out what this all means for their bottom line. this morning president trump vowing to enforce a 25% tariff on all steel imports into the u.s., and raising tariffs on aluminum to 25%. >> it's 25% without exceptions or exemptions. and that's all countries no matter where it comes from. >> reporter: the american iron and steel institute praising what they say is president trump's continued commitment to a strong american steel industry. but experts are warning these tariffs could drive up prices for american consumers, as much as 15% to 20% affecting everything from appliances to cars and construction materials. the european union responding this morning saying unjustified

tariffs on the eu will not go unanswered. that they will trigger firm and proportionate counter measures. the president now promising if other countries respond with their own higher tariff, he'll just impose even more tariffs on them going forward. >> very simply, if they charge us, we charge them. >> reporter: some u.s. business owners like michael howard, who makes and sells furniture, says they can't take on the increased prices the tariffs will cause. >> what do we do? i can't swallow a 25% increase in cost of goods. that then gets passed on to my customers. >> reporter: while trump promised to be an american first president, he's increasingly wading into conflict in the middle east. after hamas announced it's suspending its upcoming release of israeli hostages this weekend, accusing israel of violating their ten wows cease fire deal. trump saying if hamas doesn't release all of the hostages by midday saturday, the cease fire deal should be cancelled altogether. >> that's israel's decision. but as far as i'm concerned, if

all of the hostages aren't returned by saturday at 12:00, i think it's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. >> reporter: it comes as trump is doubling down on his plan for the u.s. to take over gaza, promising to build the, quote, rivera of the middle east. but his administration still hasn't explained how they would do this. the white house has said american taxpayers will not foot the bill, and trump has promised no soldiers by the u.s. would be needed. but he's also making it clear the palestinian people would not have the right to return to their homeland. >> i would own this. think of it as a real estate development for the future. there would be a beautiful piece of land. >> would the palestinians have the right to return? >> no, they wouldn't, because they're going to have much better housing, much better -- i'm talking about building a permanent place. >> reporter: now, the president is calling for egypt and jordan to take in palestinians, a

suggestion they have both fiercely rejected. and now president trump is upping the pressure, suggesting he may cut off aid to them if they don't agree. all of this will likely be discussed here at the white house today, when president trump meets with the king of jordan. michael? >> michael: i'm sure that will come up, mary. thanks for that. we're gonna turn now to the latest on the court challenges that president trump and elon musk's effort to reshape the government. the administration is pushing back after a federal judge found it was violating a court order. our senior political correspondent rachel scott is tracking it all for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. this is really turning into a showdown between the trump administration and the courts. nearly every single effort put forward by president trump and elon musk to shrink the size of the federal government is facing legal challenges. just hours after a federal judge accused the administration of violating a court order, president trump blasting the courts that have temporarily halted his agenda. >> judges should be ruling. they shouldn't be dictating what you're supposed to be doing.

>> reporter: for the first time in his second term a federal judge finding his administration violated an order to fully lift its freeze on federal funding, calling the pause likely unconstitutional and adding that it continues to cause irreparable harm to a vast portion of this country. but the trump administration pressing forward with their plan to shrink the size of the federal government. >> let us work! let us work! >> reporter: frustrated workers protesting outside the consumer protection bureau in washington after musk and his team essentially shut the agency down. employees receiving an e-mail that they should not come into the office, instructing them, please do not perform work tasks. >> you show up to work monday morning excited to get started on the week. i had an agenda of things that i was ready to do to fight for american consumers. and to be told that i'm not supposed to do that is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the bureau was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect american families from unfair and deceptive practices.

on everything from mortgages to credit cards. the president eager to move ahead with his mass buyout offer to some 2 million federal workers to either resign with pay until september or run the risk of being fired. a federal judge putting it on hold yet again prompting confusion and uncertainty for many. april goggins works for the department of health and human services. >> i'm not resigning. >> reporter: why? >> first of all, you're not gonna bully me out of a job. >> reporter: the administration says they have heard from 65,000 workers who are willing to resign. >> i got elected on making government better, more efficient and smaller. that's what we're doing. i think it was a very generous buyout, actually. >> reporter: so after elon musk and vice president j.d. vance openly questioned the authority of the court, several republicans on capitol hill including john thune drawing a very clear contrast. he says the courts have an important role to play in moderating power, michael.

>> michael: we'd all have to agree with that. musk and sam altman, they're feuding again. >> reporter: they're at it again, this time after elon musk put in a $97.4 billion offer to buy open ai, leading artificial intelligence company. sam altman is the ceo of that company. he responded bluntly by saying no, thank you. the president launched an initiative with several companies including open ai. this would raise a conflict of interest for musk, who is the world's richest man. he already owns space x, the social media x, as well as tesla. he's now working in the administration. guys? >> george: thank you very much. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. we've got these showdowns brewing between the president and courts on several fronts. >> let's keep in mind the difference between not complying at this particular moment and defying. what's the difference? not complying happens in cases, right? one party goes to court and says, hey, they're not complying with your order, judge.

defying means, we're ignoring it. we're not gonna do it. and so far we have not seen overt defiance. we've seen the parties coming in and saying, wait a sec. they have not complied with your order, judge. the department of justice still treating it seriously, still appealing the ruling, doing all the things one would typically do in a legal proceeding. >> michael: you mentioned defiance. social media posts by vice president vance wrote judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. does that sound defiant? >> that's a lot scarier, right? what j.d. vance is saying is much scarier than what's happening in court. j.d. vance is suggesting in that and in other posts that, do you know what? if the executive branch doesn't agree with a ruling that the courts make, the executive branch, in the end, can have the final say. think about what that would

mean. if that's the case, that means courts don't have a role. that the executive branch, the president decides he wants to do something and the courts say you're not allowed to do it. well, the president's just gonna do what he wants. that's frightening. that's why it's so important, what rachel just pointed out, about republican senators saying that's not the case. >> robin: what would happen if a president did defy, defy, a court order? >> it gets tricky. it's supposed to be handled in the political arena. if it's a particular person, elon musk, a court could issue sanctions. right? they could say, for every day you don't do this, this is how much you'll have to pay. if it's the president of the united states, in the end, it kind of has to be dealt with in the political arena. >> george: except when it goes to the supreme court. eventually they're gonna decide and then we'll have the real confrontation. >> correct. meaning you still have the same question in the end which is, are they gonna listen to the supreme court, which j.d. vance seems to be suggesting maybe we don't. >> robin: all right. our thanks to you, as always. we'll see what happens. now we have that deadly plane crash at an airport in

scottsdale, arizona. a lear jet owned by vince neil veered off the runway after landing, slamming into a parked jet. mola lenghi is in scottsdale with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. scottsdale airport has reopened after yesterday's deadly collision. the fourth deadly plane accident nationwide in less than two weeks. this morning another alarming incident on one of america's runways. a small lear jet arriving from austin, veered off the runway as it touched down in scottsdale, arizona, slamming into a gulfstream parked just off the runway. >> okay copy. the airport is shut down. i'll be right back with you. >> reporter: emergency crews racing to the scene. officials say one person was pronounced dead on arrival. three others were taken to the hospital in critical condition. one had been trapped in the wreckage. crews working for hours to free them. the exact cause of the collision is still under investigation,

but this photo showing landing gear on the runway, providing a possible clue. >> it appears the left main gear failed upon landing, resulting in the accident. >> reporter: the lear jet is registered to a company owned by motley crew singer vince neil. he was not on the plane but tmz reports his girlfriend and dogs were. she reported five broken ribs and is now recovering in the hospital along with the friend she was traveling with. a lawyer for neil saying mr. neil's thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved, and he is grateful for the critical aid of all first responders assisting today. well, no injuries reported on the other plane, the one that was struck. the ntsb is now investigating. >> michael: all right, mola. thank you to that. now new york's mayor adams legal trouble. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, michael. eric adams was supposed to stand trial this spring after he became the first sitting mayor of new york to be charged with

federal crimes. as soon as donald trump was collected he began a campaign for reprieve, flying down to florida to meet trump, driving to attend trump's inauguration. the democratic mayor declining to criticize trump. that all paid off. the federal government is urging prosecutors to drop the charges. not because adams is innocent. a justice department memo said it reached this conclusion without assessing the strength of the evidence. instead the memo suggested adams was charged because he criticized the prior administration's immigration policies. memo also said the case needed to go, so adams could devote his full attention to trump's immigration policies. federal prosecutors have defended this case charging the mayor with accepting luxury travel perks in exchange for favors. already they've secured guilty pleas from two of the mayor'ses associates. now the lawyer said the mayor and new york can put this misguided prosecution behind them. maybe. the justice department said the case would be reviewed after the mayoral election.

an implicit warning, guys, the charges could be revived unless adams stays in line. robin? >> robin: all right, aaron. our thanks to you. now we have the beginning of the luka and lebron era in los angeles. lara is here. big debut overnight. >> lara: robin, eight days after that trade that rocked the league, last night it was show time for luka doncic. the 25-year-old delivering greeted by a sold out arena wearing number 77. that includes lebron james. luka scoring 14 points with 4 assists in his first 24 minutes of play as the team cruised to victory over the jazz. the big question remains why is luka wearing gold rather than mavs blue? players get treated all the time, just not players as good as doncic. he didn't ask to be traded. he was traded in secret. even lebron said he knew nothing about getting a new teammate. for a player who is amazing, in

anthony davis, but is six years older than luka. also now anthony davis is hurt. he had a great first game for the mavs but did get hurt. he will be out for a few weeks. on the other side though, a true show of support. lebron usually is the last name called for the starting lineup, but he allowed luka to be the big finale for the lineup call in his first game as a laker. >> robin: really welcoming him. >> michael: lebron can't play forever. you need a big star in l.a. he's the perfect guy to do it. sounds like a good band, luka and lebron. >> lara: on that side, they love davis. and rightly so. >> robin: yeah. he will get healthy again. all right. coming up, major retailers are cracking down on horders. wholesale prices are at record levels when it comes to egg prices. matt gutman has the latest on the egg hunt. hey there, matt. >> reporter: i like what you did there, robin, with that. it is not looking good for consumers. eggs are so expensive they've become a hot item for theft. and why prices are likely going

to continue to rise about 20% more this year. coming right up. >> george: okay, matt. we also hear from two american women bitten by a shark in the bahamas as the incident raises concerns ahead of spring break. >> michael: new at 7:30 a father facing charges after shoving two teen refs on the ice during a kid's hockey game. but first back to ginger. >> ginger: stay with us. your local weather in 30 seconds.

>> michael: stay right there. we'll be right back. >> jalen hurts, you and the philadelphia eagles just won the super bowl. what are you gonna do next? >> i'm going to disney world!

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determine if he was drugged. >> michael: police in washington state say a dad is facing assault charges after he pushed two child referees to the ice during a youth hockey game. the suspect told police he was defending his son after he got into a fight. police say the fight had been broken up before the assault. take a look at this new member of disney world's animal kingdom. meet boxo the tiger cub. >> robin: boxo? >> michael: boxo. he made his official public debut just last week. now people are already lining up to see the 5-month-old. if you can't make the trip to florida you can check out boxo, his mom and all his adventures on the disney park you tube and disney park blog. >> robin: all of their adventures. now to the nationwide egg shortage. wholesale prices are at record levels and many store shelves are empty at some major retailers cracking down on some horders. matt gutman is in california with more for us. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. the pain of egg shortages and soaring prices caused by these bird flu outbreaks is being felt by multiple industries. eggs are considered a hot commodity that they are the target of hording, even theft. this morning with bird flu infections across the nation surging and egg supply plummeting. >> $6.99 for a dozen. i said forget about it. >> reporter: egg prices are sky rocketing. >> i go to the store and it's like $10 a carton. i'm like, what? >> reporter: in chino, california, a long line of motorist hoping to snag a dozen from a poultry farm wrapping around the block. many flocking to farmers markets. >> thank you. >> reporter: how much would you say demand has gone up? >> super high. >> reporter: times two, times three? >> times five probably. >> reporter: the bird flu impacting millions of farm chickens nationwide, egg prices up 65% in the last year.

and businesses are also feeling the pressure. in washington state police are investigating this brazen theft after they say suspects stole more than 500 eggs from a local cafe. and that $0.50 surcharge waffle house added per egg, now in the menu. and in l.a., canter's deli in business for over a century, staggered by those egg prices. >> you go back to october we were paying 10,000, 11,000 november. we get the bill in january for december, it's $24,500. that was like a shock. >> reporter: a business that's been in business for 105 years now can't break even. >> simply because of the eggs. that's enough to do it. >> reporter: and egg prices could go up another 20% this year according to the department of agriculture. and because of the life cycle of hens, it would likely be another six months before new healthy flocks mature and prices stablize. that's assuming there are no additional bird flu outbreaks, which itself is not entirely likely. breakfast might continue to look

a little different for awhile, guys. >> george: matt, thank you very much. we're gonna turn now to the two american women who were bitten by a shark in the bahamas. they were air lifted to the hospital, recovering now. eva pilgrim has the story. >> it was a fun day that took a frightening turn. two florida women literally steps from getting back on a boat bitten by a shark. this morning they tell us they know they are lucky to be alive. this morning shark attack in the bahamas. 20-year-old riley decker was on vacation, singing and dancing on a boat in bimini bay when she and her 24-year-old friend summer layman, decided to go for a swim. >> we were swimming to the ladder and i kind of felt something nudge my leg. i looked at her and i was like, what was that? we kept swimming. and then i felt a tug on my leg and i knew right then and there that i was bit. >> reporter: their friends racing to get them to safety. >> our friend austin, he pulled

-- i had no strength in my leg, so i couldn't get myself up. so he grabbed me and he pulled me on top of the boat. he wrapped a towel around my leg and a rope. he held it there until medical professionals could help me. >> reporter: riley thinks she was bitten by a bull shark. >> it was very scary. the fear of thinking you're gonna die in the moment. >> reporter: while summer turned to riley, she didn't realize she was bitten as well. the top of her foot likely by that same shark. >> we both were panicking in that moment. i didn't realize that i got bit until they started screaming that my foot was, like, shredded. >> reporter: the two women eventually air lifted to hospitals in florida. riley has undergone two surgeries so far. her family saying she will need at least a third. >> all we can do now is be grateful that we are still here. it could have ended very differently. >> reporter: this latest attack coming as the busy spring break season kicks into high gear, though attacks are still rare, experts say warming waters are bringing sharks closer to the

shore. >> most sharks are cold blooded and the warmer water often improves their metabolism, their functioning. so many of them will go to areas that are warm water especially in cold times of the year. >> the other thing that brings them closer to the shore, fish scraps. people go fishing and clean their fish when they get back to the marina. often they dump them back into the water. our expert warning people to be aware, that can draw sharks in as well. he told us any time you get in the ocean, you are entering their home and they could be there. >> michael: that is the truth. all right. thank you, eva. coming up later, breaking at 8:00, the canned tuna recall at some popular stores. coming up next the health company under new scrutiny after a super bowl ad for weight loss medication. oss education.

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healthcare. >> reporter: an escalating controversy this morning over this super bowl ad from telehealth company hims and hers. >> the system wasn't built to help us. >> reporter: portraying a greedy american healthcare system and touting the company's weight loss drug as a less expensive alternative to medications like ozempic and wegovy. >> they're affordable, doctor trusted. >> reporter: him and hers drug is compounded meaning it mixes multiple drugs to create a tailor made medication so it isn't required to go through the fda's rigorous approval process. the maker of ozempic and wegovy firing back in a full page ad monday writing, do you really know what you're injecting into your body? two senators blasting hims and hers for failing to include risk or safety information as would typically be required in a pharmaceutical advertisement. >> that hims and hers ad, whoa, diabolical. >> reporter: some viewers were also put off, saying the ad encouraged fat shaming and

depicted weight loss drugs as a silver bullet. >> hims and hers is not going to fix the food in our country. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, hims and hers saying we don't believe americans should be a certain weight or size. we take safety, quality and transparency steps for every customer on our platform. we are complying with existing law. now, we spoke with the chief medical officer of hims and hers. they said the companies compounded drugs are ultimately giving more americans access to weight loss drugs. these copies of drugs, guys, have seen a big boost in popularity amid shortage of some of the other fda approved options like ozempic and wegovy. >> george: thanks very much. coming up breaking at 8, new hope when it comes to peanut allergies. and will reeve is in disney world with jalen hurts. you had a good time? >> will: of course. what do you do when you win the mvp? you go to disney world. we talked about winning the biggest game of his life and the photo that he keeps on his phone to stay motivated.

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what jalen hurts already knew. he's a champion. and now super bowl mvp, and that means a hero's welcome at walt disney world. >> i'm just full of gratitude and i'm truly blessed. >> will: this moment 26 years in the making for philadelphia eagles quarterback jalen hurts. >> jalen hurts down to the 25! >> will: the newly crowned super bowl mvp winning his first title sunday, getting to say those magic words. >> i'm going to disney world! to be able to share this moment with disney world, being my first time here. it's been amazing. >> will: hurts and the eagles dominated the two time defending champs in a stunning 40-22 win in super bowl lix. >> god is good. highs and the lows. >> will: at what point in the game did you allow yourself to think, i'm a super bowl champ? >> honestly, going into the locker room, seeing my teammates celebrating.

that's when it hit. >> will: the game brought redemption for philly and hurts after losing to the chiefs in the super bowl two years ago. hurts using an image of him walking off the field in defeat amid red and yellow confetti as his phone's lock screen for motivation. what's your lock screen gonna be now? >> i didn't change it. i probably won't. >> will: you probably won't? >> i probably won't. it's just a lock screen. >> will: it's not just a lock screen. if you're gonna motivate yourself reflecting on a loss, now that you've won, what are you gonna keep to motivate you? >> the motivations are the same. you hate losing more than you love winning. >> will: love and winning probably feel good. >> losing feels worse. >> will: hurts now and forever knows what it takes to hoist the lombardi trophy. >> for 364 days of the year, you work day in and day out, blood, sweat and tears, just for one moment. that's to hold that trophy. when i saw myself in that reflection, it was something i have never seen before. that's an amazing feeling.

>> reporter: hurts spending the day with his fiancee and loved ones, soaking up some disney magic. >> rode the rides. that was beautiful. just enjoying it. enjoying the sun. enjoying the fans. >> will: the birds fans are out here. >> they are. >> will: let's do an experiment. give them a wave, see what they do. [ crowd cheering ] they're ready. it's all about them. it's all about them. >> will: those birds fans, they're loyal and omni present. they were showing up as sort of an appetizer for the big victory parade. that's scheduled for friday in the city of brotherly love. fittingly it will be valentine's day. >> michael: it's gonna be different for sure, philadelphia. [ laughter ] i can guarantee you that. >> robin: just a little bit. hey, will. thank you. will's gonna be back. he has an exclusive with mr. beast, the you tube phenomenon known for his big stunts and giving back. and "gma" turning match maker. we're setting up two blind dates ahead of valentine's day. come on back.

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we have two potential couples on set. they're divided by a curtain right now. they'll meet face to face for the first time in our next half hour. a true blind date. >> robin: that is. also ahead, we're breaking down the new study on peanut allergies. lot of families want to know about this. >> george: sure do. we start with the three storms moving right now. the first will bring snow, ice, rain, possible flooding. texas to new jersey on alert. want to go to ginger. >> ginger: this is interstate 81 near bradford, virginia. the snow is already flying. starting to cover up some of the highway. that will get slick really quickly as we go through the day. this is storm one all kind of representative in that area. that's storm two. we've got one for california by thursday. let's start with the timing of the first one. on the southern end you've got flood watches through northern alabama, northern georgia. you're gonna be watching for some heavy rain. the snow is really in northern kentucky, lexington over to washington, d.c. today.

looking for somewhere between 3 to 6 inch, but the heaviest will be just south of washington, d.c. along that rain/snow line. delaware's gonna pick up snow, as will we, a few flakes tonight. we're right on the cutoff on the top end. then if you look at what's happening out west, altadena, california, that was the army corps cleaning things up. they'll have more flood potential. then we have to look at that second storm. this one goes from kansas city to chicago. chicago getting their biggest snow of the season tomorrow, michael. >> michael: all right, ginger. thank you for that. now accused killer luigi mangione accepting nearly $300,000 in donations as he fights murder charges in the shooting death of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is back with more. good morning again, aaron. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. this is quite an outpouring for an accused killer. in the two months since the gunning down, the defense fund for luigi mangione has reached $300,000 and donations picked up after a news report said they

had slowed down. newsweek reported last week contributions to luigi mangione's fund slowed to a trickle. in response his attorney said luigi is aware of the fund and appreciates the outpouring of support. that remark and the reporting prompted a series of online posts from supporters that have appeared to have sparked renewed interest in luigi mangione's case. and donations to help him fight state and federal charges. one of the charges carries the possibility of the death penalty. his lawyer just added a court appointed death penalty expert. luigi mangione has pleaded not guilty in state court. he's yet to enter a plea to the federal charges. his attorney said he would accept all donations to aid his defense, robin. >> robin: now the canned tuna recall. cans of tuna sold at trader joe's, wal-mart and other supermarkets were recalled because of botulism risk. the tuna was sold under the genova, van camp's, heb and trader joe's. no illnesses, thank goodness, have been reported because of

the recall. if you have any of these cans, it is recommended you throw them away or return them for a refund. a new hope, new hope for families when it comes to peanut allergies. rebecca jarvis is here with details on the new study. good morning to you, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, parents know how life altering food allergys can be. peanut allergies are so common, many schools have nut-free policies. but this new study could be a break through. this morning a new study offering hope for families dealing with peanut allergies. researchers finding some children were able to build up a peanut tolerance with gradual doses of store bought peanut butter. >> kids have what's called a high threshold peanut allergy, meaning they can tolerate half a peanut before they show symptoms. in one group, the kids ate a small increasing amount of peanut products over the course of 18 months. they found those kids were able to tolerate peanut products at the end of the trial.

so telling us that it is possible, and these kids were able to tolerate a small amount of peanuts, that they can train their bodies to not be triggered by peanuts. >> rebecca: researchers say every child that gradually dosed peanut butter became desensitized, with 100% able to tolerate nine grams of peanut protein, compared to 21% in the group that avoided peanuts. even after the study, 68% were able to sustain their tolerance compared to 8% in the other group. many parents have been taught to introduce these foods to babies early to slowly train their bodies not to overreact. but this study focused on children with a known peanut allergy, potentially offering a low cost and convenient option for treatment. it is important to stress here that this study was done on kids who are able to tolerate at least half a peanut. it was done in a medical setting. you should not try this at home with your child without talking to your pediatrician first.

>> robin: say that again. >> rebecca: kids, don't try this at home. don't try this at home. very important. exactly. >> george: thank you, rebecca. coming up, our exclusive with mr. beast, the most watched man on you tube. he tells us how he got his start, his plans for the future, and if he can help buy tik tok. >> michael: we're counting down to the oscars with an exclusive view of who will be on stage hollywood's biggest night. >> robin: plus dr. whitney bowe is here with her top tips for lip care so you can have a perfect pout in the cold weather. lara, you're with tory. >> lara: robin, look at this amazing pillow that tory is offering to all of you. she's gifting gma viewers huge savings on deals and steals from brands we love, starting at less than $10. it is a true valentine's day hug coming up on "good morning america." up on "good morning america." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> george: we are back with our gma cover story, an abc news exclusive with mr. beast. he's the most watched person on you tube, more than 360 million subscribers. sat down with will reeve for a look inside his world. >> will: good morning. he is an internet sensation. mr. beast, known for his elaborate stunts, his larger than life projects, all put to video, which garner hundreds of millions of views, each one. he's got this record breaking game show now. he never really does sit down interviews for tv until here only on "gma." >> which ever one leaves last wins half million dollars. >> reporter: at just 26 years

old, mr. beast, jimmy donaldson, is the most watched person on you tube. >> i somehow have unrestricted access to all the great pyramids of egypt! >> reporter: how did this all come to be? >> i started making videos when i was 11. i'm 26 now. we went from ten views to 100 views to 1,000 views a video. now over 100 million people watch. nice! >> reporter: now mr. beast has over 360 million subscribers and a loy fan base. he's got a chocolate bar, a snack brand. >> are you ready to see who is eliminated? >> reporter: a hugely popular game show on amazon prime, and a major focus of his brand is giving back. >> you make a lot of people happy. >> aw. >> reporter: celebrities and sports stars are fans, too. what, if any, pressure do you feel knowing how many people, especially young people, are watching what you do? >> a lot. i recognize i have a lot of people that look up to us.

basically, like one, two, three percent of humans alive will watch most of these videos. i'm expected in every video to make the crazeiest video that's ever been made and to consistently do it. it's definitely a lot. >> reporter: but his expertise at always upping the ante on everything he touches is on full display in beast games. >> welcome to beast games! >> reporter: the show already breaking records. >> beast games is the largest cash prize in entertainment history. we literally built a city just to house the contestants in the game. >> reporter: it features 1,000 contestants competing in nail biting physical, mental and social challenges. the finalists vying for a $10 million jack pot. >> hello? hello? who are you voting for? >> reporter: the largest game show in history. its finale just days away. can we get a spoiler? >> it will blow your mind. like the set, the game, the psychology of it.

it's really good. i'm very excited to see people's reactions. >> reporter: there have been allegations along the way. mr. beast production company and amazon hit with a proposed class action lawsuit filed by six anonymous contestants who claim sexual harassment, that they were misled and that the show exploited them. they say they were in unreasonable, unsafe and unlawful employment conditions. how do you respond to that? >> i got to let the lawyers handle it. i can't comment on it. i can say i personally talked to 700, 800 contestants. they all want to come back. they all had a great time. you can watch their content online. i think it speaks to itself. >> reporter: we reached out to amazon prime who said they are not commenting at the time. a spokes person for mr. beast telling us the lawsuit which was filed last september ands han't achieved class action status, still hasn't been served. despite the controversy, central to mr. beast brand is philanthropy. he even has a separate channel dedicated to it.

>> we wanted to give you $50,000 to put towards college. >> reporter: whether it's helping 2,000 amputees walk again with prosthetic, building and giving away 100 houses. >> here's the keys. >> oh my god. >> reporter: or finding homes for 100 shelter dogs. >> i don't want to look back when i'm 70 and said, dang, i wish i had done more. i want to have a positive impact. >> reporter: he's even sparking chatter over his desire to help purchase tik tok. >> america deserves tik tok. give me a seat at the table. >> reporter: how real is that bid for tik tok? >> i don't have tens of billions to do it but we're working with people who do. >> reporter: mr. beast couldn't resist giving us a taste of what makes him so famous, so he brought along some fans to show us what he does best. we're here in our gma studios with the one and only mr. beast! [ applause ] the king of games couldn't come to times square without playing a game. >> we have a bunch of fans of my channel here. we're gonna play a game that was in our show beast games. which ever one wins i'll donate

$10,000 to which ever charity you want. >> reporter: the challenge, who can drop their ball closest to the timer without going over. >> are you ready? put your blind folds on. three, two, one, start the timer. >> reporter: how much time do you think has gone by? >> you think two minutes is left. >> four. >> 75. >> reporter: you'll never know. >> 82. 24. how confused are you? >> reporter: in the end we had a winner. >> oh! winner! >> reporter: it's katie! $10,000! that's a mr. beast experience. part of his experience, he travels all the time. said he shoots 28 days a month. he was headed from here to ethiopia as he navigates the globe. the finale of beast games drops thursday on amazon prime. more of my interview comes this

afternoon on gma3 and on "nightline" tonight. >> george: that was really interesting. thanks, will. >> lara: love the charity. love that he's giving back. >> robin: absolutely. that's it. >> george: you get pop news. >> lara: i do indeed, george. thank you very much. good morning, everybody. we're gonna begin with the road to the oscars. last week sam told you about the first round of presenters taking to the stage for the big night, including robert downey jr., cillian murphy, da'vine joy randolph. and emma stone. i'm happy to add to the list. we can reveal these stars have confirmed they will be presenting. halle barry, penelope cruz, elle fanning, scarlet johansson, amy pohler and bowen yang among those who will take to the big stage. 19 days to go until the oscars march 2nd, 7:00 p.m. right here on abc. we will be there covering the

action in front and backstage the moment those actors and winners get off stage carrying that golden statue. we will talk to them. >> robin: quite a lineup of presenters. >> lara: it's so exciting. i keep watching the movies. they do not disappoint. last night was the substance. oh my. >> robin: oh my gosh. the last act. have you seen it? have you seen it? i didn't say anything. >> lara: incredible. incredible. conclave. just a great year, everybody. a great year of movies. we have more movie news for you. this one we can't wait to see. the latest installment in the marvel universe. captain america brave new world starring anthony mackie as captain america. how did he get ready for the role? we know one way. mackie teaming up with peloton, popping on one of their bikes with an instructor. he has some motivational words for the cyclists in the class and out there in the cyber universe.

take a look. >> you showed you couldn't do it before. when you leave this class, you leave this class knowing that the next class gonna be easier 'cause you acted like a dog today! >> lara: yes. i am in! very motivational. mackie making sure everyone can get into super hero shape, curating classes with the app inspired by the strength training regimen he used to prepare for the film. the seven classes were meant to be taken over the course of one week for captain america results. harrison ford also went for a spin there in the movie on a peloton on air force one, no less. you can catch them both in action when captain america brave new world hits theaters this friday. you can find the workout by searching train like a super hero on peloton. i'm in. anthony, love those words. you are a dog! >> robin: just like that. just like that.

>> lara: anthony, sorry. we'll try again. finally this morning grammy winning crooner michael bolton is debuting a new lp just in time for valentine's day. it has fans asking, how are we supposed to live without this? the singer teaming up with hatch sleep devices for a light q where he serenades sleepers with his hits from 1989. "how am i supposed to live without you." the song is timed with a soothing valentine's day themed red light. george, i know what you are up to this valentine's day. [ laughter ] this is helping people fall asleep better or waking up more easily, all to the sound of bolton's timeless ballad available on hatch. that's pop news. [ laughter ] i love it. good for you, michael bolton. >> michael: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: i was enjoying that. i was waiting to see what happened next. atlanta, they are in a flood watch. i can tell you it is going to be easy sleep if you like rain.

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four people with their search for love, setting them up on a blind date live on gma. >> lara: literally. we have two potential couples andrea and joey, alexandra and garrett. after chatting all morning, they are about to see each other for the first time ever. but before we get to that, we have our friend host of later gator who looks so good. logan, i love this idea. >> thanks for having me. >> lara: all right. so this is an experiment we are trying. blind dates are old school. why do you think meeting somebody without seeing them might actually be the trick? >> i encourage all daters to dated like a scientist. that means running experiments and being open to different types of people. i'm so excited about these blind dates because it is a chance to try something new. >> lara: try something new and listen. and sort of forget about the book, the cover, and see what's on the inside. >> just to see the kind of person you were dating in the past. maybe that's not worked out.

>> lara: we do tend to have patterns. >> try something new. >> michael: i like that. let's meet our couples. andrea, you have been chatting with joey all morning long. how's it going so far? >> it's going to good. >> lara: you look kind of shy right now. [ laughter ] can you elaborate? >> very easy to talk to. he's very nice. he lives in brooklyn, so do i, so we have that in common. >> michael: he's smiling, by the way. [ laughter ] >> lara: that's cute. i like that. proximity is important, right? >> absolutely. makes everything easier. >> lara: on the other side garrett. hi. >> how are you? >> lara: you've been talking to alexandra. >> i have been. >> lara: also got a big smile on her face. you have not seen her. what made you decide to say yes to our little experiment? >> i was using the strategy i hope my life partner falls from the ceiling.

[ laughter ] >> lara: is it working? not so much. >> not so much. now we're on "good morning america." we've been getting along great. i think she is special. we have so much in common. >> lara: do you like the idea of treating it like a science experiment? >> yeah, i do. it's a numbers game. you have to meet a lot of people. you have to say yes to a lot of things. i think that's putting yourself in a position to meet great people is always a good idea. >> michael: are you ready to see each other? [ applause ] say yes! all right. let's get ready to do the big reveal. you're gonna step down and see each other for the first time. here we go. let's do it. three, two, one! meet your date! [ applause ] >> lara: no pressure, live tv. hey! that's so nice. you really have been talking to each other all morning long.

logan has been observing, like the scientist that she is. logan, i want to ask you, you know these four people. what is your advice to these pairs as they get to know each other live and in person? >> i want to say i think we nailed these matches. joey and andrea, you're both independent and you're looking for someone with a great sense of humor. on your date, i want you to show off your silly side. and both of you, you forge your own path from being someone in finance to becoming content creators. at hinge we found 93% of people are looking for someone who is emotionally vulnerable. so tonight i want you to share about your journeys of person development and everything you've been learning lately. >> michael: joey, you're finally face to face. how are you feeling? what are you thinking? >> i'm feeling optimistic. nice to get to know her. there's something sweet about putting a face with a name after -- name with a face after having conversations. feels like it will be a good

time. >> lara: they're excited. all right. alexandra, i want to talk to you. after spending the morning with garrett, sight unseen, what are you expecting now, or what are you hoping for as you continue on this journey? >> we made a few plans already. so pasta, talks about content creating and also some pan cakes. >> lara: i like it. >> michael: pan cakes. >> diet starts monday. [ laughter ] >> michael: we want you to get a chance to know each other a little bit more. we consider this your first date. we're gonna send you on a second date at the union square hospitality brand new revolving restaurant high above the entertainment district. it's called the view. we are gonna send you there. we want you to have fun, have fun on your dates. thank you for being here, letting us have this valentine's connection.

>> lara: will you let us know if there's more to come? >> yes. >> michael: we definitely want to hear back from you and find out where it's gone. we hope this is a love connection for everybody. thank you all for joining us. logan, thank you. great job. >> lara: great great job. thanks so much. >> michael: coming up dr. whitney bowe is here with tips on how to protect your lips in the cold weather. something you may need on valentine's day. be right back. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go.

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>> reporter: as african-american studies courses are being purged from schools across the country, with currently three states opting to restrict the teaching of ap level subject in high school. >> i'm dr. syd. i heard y'all were looking for some electives to take. >> reporter: black professional educators are joining the trend and taking their classrooms to social media. >> to not include african-american history will exclude a large portion of the united states. >> reporter: dr. barlow is a professor at north carolina a&t and accidentally sparked a now viral university tobacco movement. >> hello and welcome to introduction to african-american studies. >> reporter: the name inspired by a different world featuring hbcu spillman university. >> we mean business here. >> why do you think people took to this so quickly? >> sometimes you think in order to do something you need permission. i think this says, no, we don't, right?

we can teach. we can educate. we can activate in ways that move beyond policy. >> reporter: classes cover a wide range of topics and students are more than happy to take advantage. >> continuing to hit me, how incredible of an opportunity and privilege it is to be able to learn like this. >> reporter: on good morning america, morgan norwood, abc news. >> george: such a great way. >> robin: and black history is american history. >> george: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: we are counting down to the oscars. we want to tell you about a terrific movie called sugar cane. it is the first movie directed by an indigenous person from the u.s. or canada to be nominated for an oscar. the first in the any category in the academy's 97 year history. it tells the story of what happened when children were taken away from their parents to be raised by religious institutions. take a look. >> for decades there were reports of neglect and children

dying or disappearing from this facility. >> two girls drown, priests were moved around. why are they dying? did they think we'd be stupid the rest of our lives and nobody would ever find out these things? >> you do know what happened with me, right? >> i want to know the whole story. >> ginger: sugar cane is streaming now on disney+ and hulu. let's get a check closer >> robin: this woman right here is one of our favorite guests. with her professional winter pout just in time for valentine's day. board certified dermatologist dr. whitney bowe talks about lip

tips to battle the elements. >> one of the requests i get all the time from all different ages is to either enhance or rejuvenate the lips. we've all seen lip fillers gone wrong. >> robin: yes, we have. >> let's break down the anatomy of the perfect pout. the first thing i look for is the cupid's bow. it's the curve along the upper border of the lip. that bow is nice and defined. it can really enhance lips in a beautiful but subtle way. the two peaks are called the gk points. when it comes to injecting, i'd rather respect the natural contours of the lips than sort of pump volume into the lip. bigger is not always better when it comes to the lip. >> robin: 'cause we have seen that on some folks. all right. as we age, as we mature, do your lips change? >> as we get wiser the collagen bundles, they decrease in abundance, they break down in architecture. when that happens we see a

flattening of that cupid's bow and the unper and lower lips slowly start to collapse. so it looks as though they're slowly deflating. there are things we can do if we take care of our lips the right way. >> robin: are there do's and don'ts here? >> yes. we can slow down the aging process. let's go through dos and don'ts. i have a paddle with me. >> robin: how about sugar scrubs? >> they are an unhappy space. they dry out, irritate lips especially if you use them once a week. >> robin: what do we have here? >> peptides get a very happy smile. peptides cannot only immediately hydrate and nourish dried lips but there are certain ones if you use them over time, they can help redefine the border of the lip, enhance the cupid's bow, bring back that youthful architecture to the lip. needles. i don't know. might be something we recognize over there. coming soon. >> robin: so many people mint

flavors, any of those things. no good? >> peppermint, menthol, fragrance, unhappy face for me. i tell my patients anything that tingles or taste good, that's why people are addicted to lip balm. many people apply the product again and again. why are my lips getting dry? those are major red flags. >> robin: so we should recognize if it's tingling -- >> if it's minty or you love the way it tastes, no bueno for a lip product. >> robin: i think i know the answer. antioxidants. >> antioxidants. what do you think? >> robin: i'm thinking yay. >> love a good antioxidant. vitamin e, amazing for protecting the delicate lip. >> robin: so bottom line is in winter, we want to protect our pout. bottom line. >> do a lot of kissing, guys. like seriously, doctor's orders. take care of your lips and kiss somebody you love. >> robin: this is why we love her so. she keeps it real. dr. whitney bowe, thanks.

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are great for mental stimulation. as the dogs are working on these things, it gives them that primal urge to chew on these things. like all dogs. >> lara: they know they're getting a reward. be good for mama or dad you'll get a treat. >> absolutely. as they're chewing on them, it is great for their teeth. kind of a win win. >> lara: yeah. it is a win win. the training does continue. do you know that saying about old dogs new tricks? >> yep. you can definitely teach them. >> lara: there's hope. all right. good to know, everybody. we have some more introductions. alyssa has her dogs here. banchi, echo and striker. they're gonna help us with some demonstrations. i see the good and fun treats are >> lara: happening. we have two other very special brand mascots appropriately named good and fun. where are you? hi, good! hi, fun. i love you guys. >> i'm the good side of your dog. >> i'm the fun side of your dog. >> lara: i love you guys. nice to have you here. i can't wait to talk to you more. we're going to have an awesome performance, but first guide us through some basic commands that

all dog owners should know and use. >> yeah. if you're home with the dog, it's important we work on the stay. you want to tell your dog to stay like alyssa just did but don't beg them stay. you want to tell them stay. then the break command. the break command could be anything to the dog, but in this case it will be the dog's name, freeing the dog. allowing them to be a dog. say the dog's name. now the dog can break and be dog. sniff, get fun treats. >> lara: was it easy to get banchee to do that? >> yeah. she likes being obedient. >> lara: and with treats all things are possible. >> absolutely. right? >> lara: we're not really that different. we want to see what these dogs can do. are you ready to release the hounds so to speak? >> good. hello! >> pretty, pretty. yes.

get down. good job. [ applause ] >> lara: wow! >> that deserves a round of apaws. >> lara: wow. they are amazing. great job, everybody. everybody is being rewarded. we would love to get a replay and commentary. >> oh my goodness, yeah. >> whoa. >> really good. >> that was like a tornado of fun. >> isn't that amazing? >> it's so fun. so good. >> lara: do you think you can do this? >> no tricks for me. i'm good. >> do you want to try those tricks? >> i'm good. >> i'm fine. >> lara: all right. i love it. i love it. amazing job. offering treats is helpful, right? >> absolutely. at the end every dog deserves a reward and treat. >> lara: look at them going to town. >> these are the good and fun kebabs. they're gonna work on these

things. great to reward your dog after they do something amazing. the dogs did great. and it cleans their teeth while they're working. win, win, win. >> lara: win, win. good and fun. we've seen the replay. thumbs up. >> if i had them, yeah. >> lara: all right. thank you, guys. i love you. thanks, guys. i like how they all went back. they're so well trained. and now they're working. it gives them something to do. it's really good structure to give your dogs. >> lara: these dogs are amazing. thank you for bringing them all in. right now we want to tell you every dog is a winner. banchee, striker, echo, all getting a year supply of good and fun treats. thank you. that's nice of you, tom. >> of course. >> lara: you can always try them with your dogs. we will be right back on "good morning america." >> ginger: gma tricks for treats

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