magnificent. the giant schnauzer won best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. the five year old beat out more than 2500 dogs for the top spot. it's the third year in a row monty has made it to the finals. >> and finally won it. yay! >> i'm still thrown off by the size of this dog. >> is huge. >> i'm not seeing one that big. >> i didn't know that you could make a schnauzer giant. and i just wonder what. i mean, what in the science is going on here, you know? >> congratulations, monty. don't come after us. you probably bigger than i am. >> slightly sca >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. bracing for mud slides and land slides, an american held in russia returns home and monty the magnificent is here with us. state of emergency. heavy snow paralyzing travel in virginia.

more than 800 accidents reported across the region. the nation's capital blanketed in snow. and a new storm on the move this morning. ginger is tracking it all. >> robin: breaking overnight. american teacher marc fogel back on u.s. soil. he was wrongfully detained in russia for more than three years. this morning new details on the prisoner exchange. >> george: musk in the oval office. >> what are the checks and balances to ensure there's accountability and transparency? >> george: he takes questions as president trump hands the billionaire more power, expanding his reach to slash the federal government, despite conflicts of interest. trump also insists the u.s. will take gaza. >> how is the u.s. going to own gaza? your white house has been clear taxpayer dollars won't be used. what money will you use to buy gaza? >> george: with the fragile cease fire hanging in the balance. >> robin: abc news on the front lines.

>> incredible how close these boats get when they make these turns. >> robin: a president trump sweeping immigration changes. >> border wall between the u.s. and mexico, you can see it jutting out into the ocean. >> robin: matt gutman, the u.s. coast guard and their ramped up efforts. >> michael: kayakers close encounter. >> great white. great white shark. >> michael: chased by a shark for nearly ten minutes. >> robin: the pilot walking away without a scratch. and telling his story after crashing plane. >> george: and the full monty. >> i choose the giant schnauzer! >> george: monty wins best in show. >> i'm so proud of him. >> george: he's here live this morning after his magnificent night. >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday "good morning america." >> michael: the magnificent

monty. >> michael: good morning america. yeah, monty, the magnificent, is the winner of the westminster dog show. he's here in times square to kick your wednesday morning off. what a beautiful, beautiful dog. >> robin: he is on a roll, i'm telling you. also ahead, if you're whipping up breakfast, we've been talking about the egg shortage. this morning we have some popular egg alternatives. plus coffee and chocolate prices also in jeopardy. >> george: rebecca will break down what's going on with chocolate prices. we're also going to look at meta's new tools to help protect users from romance scams. first the winter storm across the country. at least 40 states under alerts for flooding, snow and ice. stephanie ramos is in washington, d.c. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. the snow we saw falling here at a rapid rate yesterday in d.c. has now turned to slush on the main roads. take a look. it is wet. it is slushy. you can see the road, which is good news for drivers here in

d.c. neighborhood streets a little more snow packed. parts of d.c. received around half foot of snow. that snow sticking to the road making for treacherous driving conditions. this morning more than 1 million americans waking up to an onslaught of snow and ice after a blitz of winter storms ravaged several states. >> we've never seen this much snow ever. >> reporter: more than a foot falling in parts of virginia, slowing travel. reduced visibility on roads. drivers left stranded along the interstate. the governor forced to declare a state of emergency. more than 800 crashes reported across the region. >> vdot is preparing roads. we have additional troopers on the roads just to be there for additional assistance and to monitor driving and be on hand for motorists as they need it. >> reporter: snow covering the nation's capital. some parts of the d.c. region topping 5 inches overnight. students at georgetown university trading in their

books for snow balls. from iowa to new hampshire, communities clearing the streets in anticipation of the coming storm. shelters in washington state opening their doors. >> it was really cold last night. i just got out of the hospital for pneumonia. >> reporter: and in arkansas, freezing conditions leaving power lines covered in ice. trees weighed down and threatening to snap. so much snow has fallen here in d.c. yesterday that you couldn't even see the washington monument behind me. much clearer this morning, but another system is on the way. that one bringing rain to d.c. robin? >> robin: looks like a winter wonderland. thank you. we're gonna bring in ginger with the track and timing of this second storm. good morning. >> ginger: lot of people are saying, can i do the lazy snow removal and let the rain take care of it tomorrow? in some places that will work. but look what's happening this morning already. this is des moines, iowa. that's the second storm. it's already wrapping up. they had an inch or two. they'll look for another 4-7 inches. same one in kansas city and will in chicago with what could be their biggest of the season.

they're looking for 3 to 6. parts of michigan will also get it. we've got all the warnings on there. i want to take you through the timing. it's through the day today. i saw lot of people writing in, are we gonna get out of chicago? we've got flights. i think that will be tough. it will be tough to do some operations there. but then it turns over to rain. after frozen precip tonight, it will go into rain in the overnight hours. yes, there are some places that will wash away what we've got. on the southern side of it, it is about the severe stores and rain. biloxi, new orleans, birmingham, alabama, has a shot at tornados. we'll be watching that this afternoon and evening. michael, we've got to talk about the california storms coming up. >> michael: lot going on in the weather, ginger. thank you so much. we're going to turn to breaking news overnight. an american teacher back on u.s. soil after being detained in russia for more than three years. marc fogel was welcomed home by president trump at the white house. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the latest for us. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning.

this came as a complete surprise after weeks of secret negotiations by president trump's billionaire friend and special envoy steve whitcoff. arriving in moscow on his private jet to whisk marc fogel home to a reception by the president himself. this morning american teacher marc fogel back on u.s. soil, kissing the ground, thankful to be home. [ applause ] with an american flag draped around his neck the 63-year-old from pennsylvania, met by president trump overnight at the white house. >> we got him home. he's healthy. looks good actually. to me, you look damn good. >> i think the expectations are low. >> reporter: the emotional home coming years in the making. >> i feel like the luckiest man on earth. never has one meant so much to so many. >> reporter: lost for words as he expressed his gratitude thanking the president and members of his administration

who helped bring him home. >> i'm a middle class school teacher who's now in a dream world. >> reporter: fogel recounting the deplorable conditions he suffered during his 3 1/2 years in a russian prison. >> there were times when it was extremely trying. there were times when i could manage it. >> reporter: his 95-year-old mother, his most fervent advocate reaching out to president trump during the campaign with a plea to bring her son home. >> i had to get him back home because i would have had big trouble with his mother. >> reporter: fogel calling his mother tuesday telling his mother he had finely been released. >> it was such a shocker and such beautiful shocker. we just need to get him home and hug him and hold him. >> reporter: the white house says fogel was freed as part of what they call a very fair exchange with russia, but would

not give any details. fogel was arrested in 2021, according to russian authority. this surveillance video shows fogel at a russian airport trying to enter the country for a teaching assignment where his family said he was carrying a small amount of medically prescribed marijuana in his luggage. but russia charging him as a large scale drug smuggler, sentencing him to 14 years in a penal colony. the state department declaring fogel wrongfully detained last october. tuesday, officials sharing this photo of fogel's flight to freedom, the first image of him finally free. and this morning the russians revealing what the white house did not. they say a russian now in a u.s. prison will be returned to moscow in the coming days as part of the exchange for the release of marc fogel. george? >> george: okay. now to elon musk. he took questions for the first time from reporters about downsizing the federal

government and conflict of interests. senior political correspondent rachel scott has the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning. this morning the president is handing his most powerful adviser, elon musk, even more power, directing all federal agencies to work with musk and his team to cut staffing and limit hiring. in a striking moment, president trump inviting cameras into the oval office, turning over the floor to elon musk for 30 minutes. >> you couldn't ask for a stronger mandate from the public. >> reporter: musk, standing with his young son, responding to criticism from democrats that he's orchestrating a hostile takeover of the government. >> the people voted for major government reform. >> reporter: he offered little to no evidence of claims of waste and fraud. musk himself has billions in federal contracts for his companies, including space x. is that a conflict of interest? >> at the president's request. >> reporter: does that present a conflict of interest? >> no. you have to look at the

individual contract. first of all, i'm not the one with the contracts. it's people as space x. >> reporter: musk isn't bound to the same ethics as other federal workers. his financial disclosure will remain confidential. weeks ago the president fired more than a dozen inspectors general, independent watch dog. we asked, who has oversight over musk? does that mean you are, in effect, policing yourself? what are the checks and balances in place to ensure there's accountability and transparency? >> well, we actually are trying to be as transparent as possible. in fact, our action, we post our actions to the doge handle on x and to the doge website. so all our actions are transparent. i don't think there's been -- i don't know of a case where an organization has been more transparent than the doge organization. >> reporter: department of government efficiency posts updates on x, which musk also own, the government website has no information. musk is the world's richest man.

most of his efforts now facing legal action, including his push to out thousands of staff at the humanitarian agency usaid, which has provided aid to some 32 million children. do you see it as a worthy cause, usaid? >> i think there's some worthy things. but overall if you say what is the bang for the buck? i would say it's not very good. >> reporter: j.d. vance openly questioned the court's authority, raising concerns the administration may defy the judge's order. president trump telling me, that won't happen. if a judge does block one of your policies, part of your agenda, will you abide by that ruling? will you comply with that order? >> we always abide by the courts. but then i'll have to appeal it. but what he's done is slowed down the momentum. >> reporter: overnight democrats taking on musk. >> elon musk has conflicts up the wazoo. he has all kinds of federal government contracts. he's running a business. and now he's rummaging around in the private data of americans.

>> reporter: and there in the oval office musk was asked directly about some false claims that he has amplified on his own platform x, with millions of followers. he says flat out sometimes he will say things that are incorrect and they should be corrected. michael, just one more thing. over on capitol hill, tulsi gabbard will face her final confirmation vote in just a few hours, even after receiving some tough questions from republicans during her hearing, it does appear that she has the support to get across the finish line. michael? >> michael: rachel, thank you. great job with those questions in the oval office. all right. we're gonna turn now to president trump. he stood by his plan for gaza, saying the u.s. will take over the territory. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce was also inside the oval office with the president. good morning to you, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, president trump digging into his plan to take over gaza, resettle palestinians and develop it, but still hasn't explained how it would work or where palestinians would ultimately live. now arab leaders are rebuffing the president's plan.

in the oval office, side by side with king abdullah of jordan, a key ally in the region, president trump insisting the u.s. won't have to buy gaza. they'll simply take it. mr. president, how is the u.s. going to own gaza? your white house has been clear taxpayer dollars won't be used. what money will you use to buy gaza? >> we aren't going to buy anything. we're going to have it, keep it and make sure there's peace. there's not gonna be any problem. nobody's gonna question it. >> reporter: the president pressed to explain. >> we're gonna take it. we're gonna hold it, cherish it. >> reporter: i asked him how. mr. president, taken under what authority? it is sovereign territory? >> under u.s. authority. >> reporter: the president is calling for egypt and jordan to take in the more than 2 million palestinians living in gaza, insisting they'll want to leave once given a safe alternative. but making it clear he doesn't think they'd have a right to return. but palestinians don't want to leave their homeland. egypt and jordan have fiercely

rejected calls to take them in, though abdullah did announce jordan will take in 2,000 sick and cancer stricken palestinian children from gaza. but in the oval office the king declining to comment further on trump's proposal. >> i think the point is how do we make this work in a way that is good for everybody? obviously, we have to look at the best of the united states, the people in the region, especially to my people of jordan. >> reporter: after the meeting though the king said he was firm that this is the unified arab position. rebuilding gaza without displacing the palestinians and addressing the dire humanitarian situation should be the priority for all. egypt is also sending a clear message. egypt's president was expected to visit trump at the white house this month. instead he's postponing his trip indefinitely. as the word works to decipher trump's plan, the cease fire deal in gaza is hanging in the balance. hamas said it is suspending its upcoming release of hostages, accusing israel of violating the terms.

the israelis say if all of the remaining hostages are not released in the coming days, the entire cease fire deal will be terminated, echoing trump, who has said all bets will be off. guys? >> robin: many anxious to see what's gonna happen this weekend with that. thanks to you. now to the westminster dog show. the top dog was crowned overnight, george. >> george: sure was. hundreds of dogs started out the contest. monty was in there. monty was the winner. >> i choose the giant schnauzer. [ cheers ] >> george: this morning monty named top dog at the westminster kennel club dog show. >> monty! he did it! three years and he finally wins best in show! >> george: third time was a charm for the 5-year-old known as monty the magnificent who has won the working group category for three straight years but has never taken home the show's top prize until now. >> he always tries so hard. i'm just proud of him. >> reporter: competition was tough but he beat out over 2,500 other dogs including favorites

like bourbon the whippet, comet the shi-zhu. archer the terrier. [ cheers ] >> one last shot. >> george: and neo the bishon. but no one caught the judges' attention quite like monty, the first giant schnauzer to ever take home the title. >> he did it. i'm so proud of him. >> robin: okay. >> george: he's on a winning streak. won the american kennel club dog show in december. also we're all gonna meet monty later this morning. >> robin: we can't wait for that. all the dogs are great. they were little foo-foo. he's a real dog. a real dog, you know? coming up on gma, the pilot who walked away from this plane crash that you see right here. wow. >> michael: rebecca is here with what you need to know about your breakfast and valentine's day. good morning to you, rebecca. >> rebecca: i think you'll have to lower your egg-pectations.

i know, i went there. coffee, chocolate and egg prices are climbing but we've got some hacks. i would never tell you to give up your cuppa joe. >> michael: that's amazing prices rising for valentine's day. right when we need that chocolate. first back to ginger. >> ginger: thursday is gonna be bad in california. i can outright say that. anywhere from the bay area down to southern california where they're still dealing with a cleanup from the wild fires. those burn scars are going to be a target for this heavy rain. mud slides and debris flows are possible. that's why people are filling up sandbags preparing for this event. it is coming through and is gonna bring up to five to ten inches of rain. let's talk about the other impacts, also. winter storm warnings, winds could go up to 100 miles per hour. five to seven feet of snow in some of the highest elevations. santa rosa going to get blasted again. wednesday night through thursday morning. this is where it starts in los angeles. thursday afternoon could be

devastating. when you get even an inch or two per hour falling on a burn scar, it cannot hold that water and the land just collapses. we're really concerned about that, especially in the san bernardino offices. you can see some of those targets. all right. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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adan manzano entering his hotel at 3:46 a.m. last wednesday. colbert is believed to be the last person to see him alive. for now she's charged with using manzano's credit card after his death. police say that could change depending on the evidence. >> if the autopsy results come back that indicate any kind of narcotics that were involved, we will go where the evidence lead us and these charges could include homicide charges. >> reporter: police say colbert has a history of drugging men to steal their credit cards and cash. >> there have been other cases that she was involved in where narcotics was used to make the men either unconscious or unaware of their surroundings. >> reporter: colbert has been found guilty of theft and fraud charges in louisiana. she was ordered to pay $50,000 restitution in a prior case. police are still investigating how and where she met manzano. he was in new orleans covering the super bowl. the mexico city native moved to topeka to work as a reporter. he spoke with abc affiliate ktka

about covering the super bowl. >> chiefs are growing so fast. there's a place football can be the favorite sport. >> reporter: his family saying adan was a calm, hard working person who touched the lives of many with his warmth and generosity. through his work he brought communities together, sharing the excitement, emotion and love for sports that he held so dearly. those sentiments echoed by friends and former colleagues. >> he went above and beyond. he learned how to do everything by himself. he was a go getter for sure. which is why i supported them. >> manzano was the widowed father of a 2-year-old. his wife died in a car crash a year ago. as police investigate his death, they're now waiting on toxicology reports. that could take a few weeks. >> george: okay. thanks very much. now the power of a small plane

crash. eva pilgrim here with the story of how he walked away without a scratch. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. this was an experienced pilot who said he knew this air field well. but when he got in the air he quickly realized something was terribly wrong. the pilot of this plane seen crashing into these woods miraculously walking away without a scratch. >> i'm just glad. it could have been worse. >> reporter: it happened just after 10 a.m. yesterday in the video obtained by abc news affiliate wmur, you can see the shadow of a small plane pass over this residential street in hampton, new hampshire. moments later, dave lennonwas practicing takeoffs in his single engine plane when he says it stalled. >> it started dipping. i said to myself, oh no. i was shooting for the end of the runway. i obviously didn't make it. it was closer to the houses than i thought. >> reporter: the 65-year-old

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we look at you on the big wall over there. first up, what discounts are we seeing? >> one category, winter gear, is starting to go on sale, robin. amazon has a heated vest that was $169, now $32 bucks with a code you add at checkout. we have that code on our website if you need it. padagonia offering their super comfy down jacket was $279, now $139. tech, air pod pros on sale. they were $280, now $169 at amazon. that's the historical low price. >> george: what about items hit by president trump's tariffs? >> yeah. we think some of those tariffs could hit and affect us within weeks. i think about anything that you need in the next little bit with metal in it, or any big ticket items. appliances. all the big players have

discounts running on products like washer/dryer, dish washer. i found an induction range at best buy. it was over $2900 and now $999 >> michael: that's a good deal. what about home goods? >> some furniture deals. i found a nursery glider rocker that was $144 at wal-mart. now just $75. looking at closeouts. also seeing closeouts on christmas toys. at target buy one get one 50% off. bikes, another item likely to be impacted by the tariffs, are on sale right now. wal-mart final clearance on a barbie bmx bike. it was $98. now $64. it has castles. it has trains. training wheels. can you imagine? i would have tore up my neighborhood on that thing. [ laughter ] >> robin: i can see little becky tearing through the neighborhood. i'm gonna go rogue here for a minute. i need a new tv. can you hook me up?

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>> george: we are back with our play of the day. westminster dog show winner is right here. monty. he's had a long day. he's the newly crowned champ, best in show. he's a real aristocrat. he's dying for that treat. [ laughter ] tell us what the secret was to the win. >> obviously it's not a steak. you know, lot of hard work and preparation goes into a dog show like this. it's not just one day we wake up and go to a dog show. it's months of preparing. getting him ready and in shape. every dog we show, there's a process to the madness. it's a lot. >> robin: i know you're gonna talk about the training in a bit, but i want to know, how does he celebrate his big win? >> we have a nice party.

then i get to go back to the hotel and cuddle with my 2-year-old who is not awake at 2 in the morning. [ laughter ] we were watching the dog show. she kept going puppy, puppy. >> robin: aw. >> michael: when it came down to the finals of the seven group winners, how do you feel monty stood out? >> every one of those dogs in that best in show winner is incredible, you know? every one of them deserve to be there. >> robin: he's good. >> you know, they are all great. they all deserve to win. any one of them could have won. monty's attitude is a very look at me attitude. his charisma makes him shine, i feel. i'm just holding on. [ laughter ] >> george: lots of training. he is a peak athlete. i love how he stays in shape. cold laser therapy and water treadmill? >> yep. about twice a week two, three

times. we go to a great place where he does cold laser, walks on a water treadmill, which is great exercise for him. diet and nutrition is so important for them. he's on pro plan. everything that protects his joints and helps his hair and everything. again, it's a lot of preparation, you know? you don't get to skip a day because you're tired. >> robin: he barely skips a day. he was like in, what, 130 shows last year? >> very lucky. it was a lot. >> robin: i know. 'cause you were here in december after another victory. what does he do at home when he's not in the limelight? how does he have fun? >> monty loves a good soccer ball. he loves to play in the paddock and just be a dog. loves to lay on the couch. monday morning he will not get off the couch. [ laughter ] so tired. >> robin: just like us. >> it will be a quiet monday. >> michael: all right. what's next for monty? >> monty gets to be our family dog. >> michael: nice. >> he gets to

hang out, get as dirty as he wants and do what he wants. he earned it. >> robin: he did earn it. >> george: we got to give him some carne. >> robin: we can't thank you enough. how is your 2-year-old? >> she is great. she is on her way home with her other family now. take her home, get her out of the city. she handled it like a trooper. she loves to come to the dog shows. >> robin: we love having you here and cannot thank you enough. monty the magnificent. now he's really -- go ahead. give him a treat. go ahead, give him the treat. he's earned it. there you go. >> george: there you go. >> robin: well done. well done. thank you all for what you do. appreciate you coming in to "gma." any time. coming up later we have the social media scramble for alternatives to beat the high price of eggs. now a cup of coffee is in trouble and your chocolate as well. you do not want to miss. oh, these young women. they're so inspiring, and

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on coffee, rebecca is here to help, as prices go up again. tory johnson is helping us with savings on active wear, beauty, luggage and more. >> robin: tory's gonna help us save some money here. also ahead the new social media protection for romance scams. get this. they cost americans more than $1 billion a year. >> george: that is stunning. first we start with the winter storm hitting so many parts of the country, at least 40 states under alerts for flooding, snow and ice. want to go back to ginger. >> ginger: more than 800 accidents in virginia. they've got a state of emergency. this is baltimore on the highways. they were slipping around last night. with all the snow moving east our attention goes to the next storm where, in kansas city, it has been snowing the last two hours. same deal up to about chicago 3 to 6. even detroit. there's an ice storm warning that includes toledo. we'll eventually be talking about that west coast storm. timing goes like this.

it's gonna be tough for the roads and airlines in chicago. detroit looks for 2 to 4. grand rapids. just the frozen side starts here tonight. little burst of frozen precipitation before rain takes over. from philadelphia to new york city anything that had fallen with this last storm will get rain on top. on the southern side, it's all about the flash flood potential. plus severe storms. we could see tornados from birmingham back to hattiesburg and new orleans. michael? >> michael: all right. thank you for that, ginger. we're going to turn now to immigrations and customs enforcement saying they arrested 8,200 people between january 22nd and 31st after president trump was inaugurated. now for seven days our abc news reporters will be on the ground across the country on the front lines of the sweeping immigration changes. first chief national correspondent matt gutman went inside the coast guard heighten new patrols along the california coast. he is there at the coast guard station for us right now. good morning, matt.

>> reporter: good morning, michael. with the trump administration vowing mass deportations and crackdowns along the border, the u.s. coast guard has been ramping up operations. this is the helicopter that we flew over the maritime border here with mexico yesterday. it's part of that search. in the air and on the water, we spent the day with the coast guard as they patrolled the u.s./mexico border in san diego. the air of operation fast. >> there's still a lot of water. it would be very difficult to identify vessels. >> reporter: the border wall between the u.s. and mexico. you can see it jutting out into the ocean. this is part of the daily patrol of the u.s. coast guard as well. by far the most dangerous way to cross from mexico to the u.s. is over the ocean. over the last several weeks the u.s. coast guard finding dozens

of migrants in these small vessels. >> hands up! hands up! >> reporter: the coast guard encountering about 350 migrants a month off san diego. >> almost all these pursuits and encounters take place pitch black off shore. >> reporter: and to ensure they can do it safely, the coast guard practices these encounters. incredible how close these boats get when they make those turns. sirens screaming. the boats turning those cork screws in the san diego bay. they're trying to make this as real as possible. what's going on now is they're chasing that boat which is nonresponsive. they're trying to get in front of it. it's basically a dog fight on the water. they fire warning shots. then use a paint ball gun and practice hitting the engines. then they board.

>> the operators of the vessels have little regard for their safety or the safety of the people on board their vessel. >> reporter: now, overall, across the u.s. border with mexico in 2024, encounters with migrants were way down. not so much in this sector. as the rest of that border continues to be sealed up, there is concern in the coast guard that it could cause a so-called balloon effect, pushing more migrants to try the incredibly perilous journey to the u.s. by sea. guys? >> michael: very legitimate thing there, matt. thank you. robin? >> robin: okay, michael. now to a gma exclusive and the lead up to valentine's day. meta is announcing new protections against romance scams. becky worley is back with how you could protect yourself. good morning, becky. >> reporter: robin, it is truly heart breaking. the ftc says americans lost more than $1 billion to romance fraud in 2023. so meta rolling out new tools on instagram, facebook messenger

and what's app to combat the fraud, restricting accounts engaging in suspicious behavior like messaging excessive numbers of people, using fake profile pictures, fraudulently acting as a dating agency. one of the newest trend, posing as military members. facebook says they've already taken down more than 500,000 accounts and pages that are allegedly engaged in this type of fraud. and now potentially suspicious accounts or links are identified in messages to you, you may get a popup warning and details about precautions you should take. i really like the advice that meta is giving to users. be politely paranoid about any unsolicited messaging request. i would add be extremely paranoid about any online request for personal information or money. guys, not that anyone's ever accused me of being a romantic, but happy almost valentine's day and watch your back. >> robin: you romantic you, becky.

thank you. you gave us some great advice that people need to heed. thank you, as always. send me the e-mail about the tv. michael wants one, too. okay? >> i got you guys. >> robin: i know. you always do. you always do. now some not so sweet news ahead of valentine's day. chocolate prices are spiking. rebecca is back to break down. and some bitter news also when it comes to our morning coffee? >> rebecca: yes, yes. robin, guys, you're seeing prices go up across the board. part of it is coffee prices are near record highs because of a shortage in coffee beans. analysts are predicting costs could go higher this year. friday, arabica beans reached an all-time high above $4.30 per pound. that is up by 120% over the last year. the coffee bean shortage may get worse due to some bad weather later this year, because coffee is grown in relatively few places. brazil, vietnam, colombia and ethiopia.

that's a concentration that makes it vulnerable to bad weather. but there are ways to save. you can start off by buying whole beans, grind them at home. store beans in a sealed bag for up to a year. and be sure to make only what you'll drink. you can make instant coffee. you can try a coffee alternative. i hate to say a coffee alternative. as a coffee drinker, i know how hard it is to go there. tea prices are down. tea is going lower because there are 7.5 billion cups of tea in a glut. they're not all brewed at this point. but there's enough of the tea leaves to brew that much. >> robin: it's the supply. another cost going up we hear is cocoa. it's like doubled in a year. so what's the reason for the rise and what can we do to save? >> rebecca: same issues happening in the environment, weather issues with cocoa supply. there are ways to save on valentine's. those heart shaped boxes will

cost you a little more this year. it's not just inflation. you have these weather patterns. things that you can do, first of all, you can buy them at your grocery store. you can buy them at your local drug store. you can try treats that aren't 100% cocoa. skip the big brands. as i like to do, celebrate valentine's on february 15th when the candy is half off. [ laughter ] >> robin: you and becky are good. >> rebecca: we know how to spread the love. >> robin: wow. >> rebecca: and the savings. >> robin: and the savings. we appreciate it. >> michael: do you know what's going through my mind? i'm already chocolate and i'm the same price. [ laughter ] that's what went through my mind right now. it went through my mind. >> robin: you looked over at me. i knew that's what you were thinking. i was like, don't do it, don't do it. >> michael: i have to say it. i am the same price. >> george: thanks for sharing. >> michael: maybe we overshared. [ laughter ] >> robin: i tried, folks. >> michael: rebecca, you're not going anywhere. coming up in our gma morning

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♪ >> michael: we're back with our gma cover story. as egg prices soar, people are scrambling for alternatives. rebecca jarvis has the latest. good morning again, rebecca. >> rebecca: indeed, michael. they are expensive. that is if you can find them. so we found you the hacks. >> since eggs are currently like $700 -- >> rebecca: when it comes to nutrition, there's a ton packed into those tiny eggs. >> they are a good source of protein. they have a little bit of saturated fat, or healthy fat. >> rebecca: but with egg shortages and prices soaring, many scrambling for substitutions. >> there are some great alternatives although nothing will be exactly comparable nutritionally to an egg or even structurally to an egg. depends on how you're using the egg. >> rebecca: now egg substitution hacks popping up all over social media. >> here are my top three egg substitutes. >> for cakes you can replace one egg using one tea spoon of

baking soda and one table spoon of vinegar. >> rebecca: need an egg for baking? try apple sauce, or -- >> bananas are a great alternative. especially in baked goods. the bonus is it will taste sweeter. >> rebecca: also an option, ground flax or chia seed. >> one table spoon. then two table spoons of warm water. few minutes later it looks like this. >> rebecca: craving scrambled eggs? try scrambled tofu. >> they are absolutely delicious. >> rebecca: once you've got breakfast covered, what about lunch? swap eggs for beans to top salads. or you can even make vegan egg salad using chick peas. with so many great tips making the rounds -- >> we've got all the ingredients right here. >> rebecca: i had to see if these hacks are they're cracked up to be. okay. it is the moment of truth.

i think they're pretty good. guys, what do you think? >> good! >> rebecca: you ate the chocolate chip cookies. >> michael: mine's gone. >> robin: very good. >> michael: very good. >> rebecca: i'm glad you liked them. thanks, guys. >> robin: i'm glad you're finding alternatives. sometimes we make light of this. this is really serious. the egg prices. it's affecting a lot of families. so thank you for finding alternatives. >> michael: i'll have another cookie. throw it over to ginger. >> ginger: get that cookie, michael. get it. let's talk about the flooding part of the storm. there is a flood watch from eastern kentucky right through chattanooga back to alexandria, louisiana, right along the state line of texas. this line is gonna push through. there's an elevated risk of flash flooding. some places could have 2 to 4 inches. 5 plus locally. let's get a check closer to home.

eyes up now. will's here for pop news. >> will: good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with an explanation as to why i'm business on top, party on the bottom. halftime show the internet is still talking about. overnight it was announced kendrick lamar's show most watched of all time. that's more than watched even the super bowl. streams of his grammy hit are up on spotify. fans online are particularly focused on one thing, his outfit an the resurgence of the y2k boot leg pant trend. you saw those jeans that he was

wearing with the flair. i decided -- i didn't really decide, but i am putting it to the test. what do we think? these are more like a boot cut than the flair he had. please say something. >> robin: looks great. it's not the flair. it looks good. >> will: thank you. okay. i'm gonna sit back down and we're gonna keep it moving. >> robin: you are always taking one for the team. >> will: that is right. speaking of team, eagles davontae smith rocked a look at the super bowl. google searches for men's flair jeans have risen. the style is being called one of the hottest denim trends of 2025. of course i had to jump on it. new york an paris fashion week. >> robin: i love that look. >> will: what do i do now? i'm still wearing the pants and

we still have so much pop news. good news for the box office. >> michael: from the waist up. >> will: tight shot, please. good news for the box office. a new study released overnight found 2024 featured a record number of female protagonists. wicked, moana 2, substance, quiet place, day one all dominating the box office, all led by female characters. that is great news. great trend. better trend than the jeans, for sure. our road to the oscars continues as timothee chalamet was honored at the santa barbara international film festival. always a new artist of the year award. here's what timmy had to say for his role playing bob dylan in "a complete unknown." >> thank you to the incomparable bob dylan and artists who left behind a body of work that have

come to me like the holy spirit. it's been an absolute dream come true. i don't know how else to put it. >> will: we'll see if chalamet takes home oscar gold when the oscars air sunday march 2nd. finely the queen of pop is giving her royal seal of approval to the next generation. hours after "vogue" debuted their latest cover featuring sabrina carpenter, eagle eye fans including madonna herself realized carpenter paid homage to madonna's cover. madonna writing, is this a valentine's present to me? carpenter also poking fun at herself in a video with "vogue" trying her hand at what we do around here. the short report. check this out. >> good evening, america. we interrupt your feed with breaking news. i'm reporting live from tonight's big premiere standing in a literal whirl wind of faces! sabrina carpenter, it is hard to nail you down.

>> will: if sabrina ever wanted to come join us here we would welcome her. >> robin: absolutely. >> will: maybe she can tell us about more pant trends. george is loving this. >> george: you brought so much notice to it. >> will: i know. it's sort of a threw on here. i'll cross my legs. carpenter has a track record of paying tribute to her heroes. goldie hawn and shirley mclane. you can read more in "vogue" now. and that's pop news. [ laughter ] >> robin: i gotta go. i want to get one last view. thank you. tory johnson is here. she's gonna win you over with some great deals and steals just in time for valentine's day. they are from people we just love. let's start with this. >> tory: we are starting with leggings. this is love and fit. they've got their brand new soft

luxe fabric. it's incredibly soft. everyone knows and loves these because of the grips at the waist. they actually stay up, stay in place, no matter your activity. robin, deep pockets. they've got the pockets. when you've got phones, you're covered on these. we've got three different lengths. all 50% off. >> robin: new colors as well. nice. i'm a big fan. >> tory: alisha adams alpaca. this is a family run business that creates a spectacular blend of alpaca and wool to create these stunning throw blankets. you can wear it as a shawl. they look chic on your couch or chair. they also look fabulous draped around you. we've got a huge assortment of them. robin, these are $98.50 and free shipping. >> robin: that's a really good deal for these.

>> tory: sometimes you want your luggage to look really sleek. we got a lot of options. one of my favorites, all in beautiful vegan leather. this looks like a really nice duffel. then it's got the hidden wheelies in here. we've got all the options for them. i love the double zipper compartment. allows you to keep your shoes and dirty clothes away from the clean stuff. we have personization. everything slashed at least in half today. >> robin: what do we have? >> tory: those are the best. put those pedi socks on overnight, wake up with super soft feet. we also have not just foot care, hand care, nail care. one of my favorite, the nail also have from them their whole their whole collection. these are these now illuminating, which is it looks kind of like a sheer man, but it's going to kind of give you that instant polished kind of look. your

nails look good and it's got a treatment in there as well. so all of these are good for your nail products slashed in half starting at $7. a lot going on there. yeah a lot going on. we got a lot going on here too with tar art. the number one concealer brand in america. this is all about easy gorgeous skin, good by dark circles because we've got their radiant concealer in every single shade. another favorite of mine is their juicy lip. plump is really fabulous. i use the clear. this is like in my coat pocket throughout the day. it just feels really good. the one with the palm is the one that i love. elena was saying to me, no, this is my favorite. no, this is my fair. she's counting through all of it and she loves it all. today's a good day to stock up on tarte, you guys, because it's all 50% off. plus pre shipping. >> all right we'd love right. and then finally go to get your hair little love. >> this is lola pots drying time for me in half because it's ultra absorbent. but then it's like a cloud. like just lightweight on your head. we've got the towels. i also love the

generously sized body wrap. we've got everything. the scrunchies, you name it, we got it. half price starts at $8. all right, tori and you can get all of these deals. >> we've partnered with these companies on our deals. go to good morning america dot com to find out all these offers coming up. best actress nominee mikey madison is here. live, live. come on back. >> the lovebirds making plans. what's tomorrow? gregory >> you know, i'm not sure, but i'm trying to get my guy. >> i don't know, most ordinary day to me. playboy >> we're kidding. yeah, we know it's valentine's day. didn't buy tickets. >> you don't want to see the show. oh oh oh, extreme makeover home edition thursday on abc. >> now from abc. >> seven mornings. good morning. >> it's 827. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. and let's see what traffic is doing this morning. >> good morning. looking pretty good out there. we're getting a live look at our oakland, 8-80

camera. you could see that it's not too bad right now. not too crowded, but it is a little bit busy there. north of the nimitz freeway towards the bay bridge, as vehicles crossed the coliseum there and looking live at our golden gate bridge camera traffic is flowing nicely here as folks drive in and out of the city from marin county. so things are looking pretty good out there. reggie, gloria. >> thank you. it is a cooler morning. andrew has a look at your forecast. when we come back . good morning i'm cindy bigelow. >> i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so go grab a mug and tea proudly listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys. so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking big low tea. >> it's just a moment for me. it's just me time.

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series. >> the pit plus will open up the love in more. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you very shortly. it is cool out there right now. temperatures mainly in the 40s. first thing on your wednesday. it's a partly sunny day. we'll have temperatures maxing out in the mid 50s to the low 60s. light rain returns here this evening, but it's early tomorrow morning. those showers really ramp up and so to do the wind. so for that fact tomorrow we will be at a level three a strong storm on the storm impact scale. flood watches and high wind watches will be in effect. >> reggie drew thank you. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our news app our news app and abc seven news.com. the news continues right now >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: you know our next guest mikey madison from once upon a time in hollywood and

scream. she's topped it all, nominated for an academy award for best actress for a starring role in "anora." welcome. [ applause ] congratulations, also. thank you. your first time here on "gma." take us inside the room. you're on a group call with your family when you find out? >> yeah. i was in new york in a hotel room just face-timing my family and my dog. my little brother was asleep though. he couldn't be bothered, which is very humbling. good for him, i guess. yeah. it was very sweet and low key. my mom cried, of course, because she always cries. >> robin: she's so proud. she's proud. >> yes, yes. >> robin: do you know what's also sweet? how the others in the same category, how close you've all become. how's that? >> oh, yeah. i mean, that's really important to me, my relationships and friendships with other women. that's been one of the best

parts of all of this, is just being able to get to know everyone and witness their talent and kindness in person, yeah. >> robin: you don't feel like you're competing against each other, which is really nice. >> i don't think so. i don't feel that way. it's not a competition. we've all already won. i think it's just a celebration. >> robin: good. >> it's a celebration of film. i don't think there's such thing as best performance, you know? i don't know. that's hard for me to wrap my mine around. i think it's just, i don't know, recognizing something really special in everybody. >> michael: i agree. i think everybody's already won regardless of what happens. i see where you said you listened to a voice mail from your father to get you in the right mineset for the most emotional scenes in this movie. what was his reaction in knowing that? >> i don't think we've talked about it yet. >> michael: here's your chance. [ laughter ]

>> my dad. i love my dad so much. he is very philosophical deep person. sometimes i kind of avoid having those conversations because it gets like too intense. we'll talk about it at some point. [ laughter ] it's embarrassing a little bit to me. >> george: let's take a look at a clip. >> i have a legitimate place in las vegas, nevada. it is real. we have -- we're not gonna be silenced. >> you got married in nevada! [ laughter ] >> george: this movie is so funny, very intense. that was one of the more tame scenes. >> i think the reason that clip was chosen is there was no swearing in it. >> george: we had to find the right morning tv friendly clip force this morning. your 85-year-old grandmother loved it? >> oh, yes, yes. she saves all of my magazine clippings and covers. yeah.

she loves the film. i think she's seen it a few times. >> george: did you have to give her any warnings? >> no. i didn't tell her about the movie. she's quite conservative, i think, and very regal and polite. so i was a little concerned -- [ laughter ] but she saw it herself then called me and said she loved it. i was like, oh, thank god. >> robin: how would you describe the film to folks? >> i think i would just describe it as, it's interesting. >> robin: right, right. >> it's true. i think i would maybe say a little bit about the plot and the characters. it's a shawn baker film. if you're not familiar with his work, he is such a unique singular filmmaker. he has a wonderful kind of wicked naughty sense of humor. just really interested in telling stories about humanity and interesting characters and worlds. i don't know. i would just say go in with an open mind. >> george: there you go.

>> michael: as your grandmother did. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> michael: are you ready for the oscars? have you thought about a speech? have you picked out your dress? >> no. people keep asking me. i feel like i should probably do those things soon. i don't know. i don't know. i don't want to put too much pressure on anything. i really just want to enjoy everything from here on out. so i'm sure i'll find a dress and think of a few things. >> george: have you been to a ceremony before? >> no, no, never. it will be my first time. it's fun. >> robin: maintain this innocence. this is wonderful. thisis wonderful to see. i hope you can hang onto this. >> thank you. >> george: con tkpwrt -- congratulations. coming up the young skaters feeling empowered on the ice.

>> robin: we're back with the uplifting story of girls determined to crack through the ice ceiling. it's a new docu series, harlem ice, which i'm one of the executive producers, joining ron howard and brian glazer. it's a look at a group of dynamic girls who find empowerment and sisterhood at the rink. >> five six seven eight! >> robin: for nearly 30 years figure skating in harlem has

been creating space for skaters of color empowering them to build confidence on and off the ice. >> i am confident and strong. >> i was born to be a leader. >> i was born to be a leader. >> robin: by combining leadership, academic excellence and confidence building, this ground breaking new york based nonprofit aims to help its skaters shatter the ice ceiling and develop invaluable life skills. >> it's a stomping ground for young women to develop into extremely successful, independent, forward thinking people. >> please welcome figure skating in harlem! >> robin: and now, these talented girls are showcasing their skills on the small screen in the new disney+ documentary "harlem ice." >> five, six, seven, eight. >> robin: the five-part series follows the triumphs of the program's resilient students and dedicated coaches. >> i'm proud of you. >> robin: as they prepare for

competition, performances and a life changing global experience. >> we got five minutes of showtime. >> robin: one of the fearless skaters spotlighted in the documentary is tory, which glided onto the ice for the first time at just five years old. >> the program has really helped me build my character who i am today. i feel like if i wasn't in this program i wouldn't have as much grit or as much, like, positivity that i do right now. it's taught me how i care about others and how we have to do better to each other like sisters. >> how are you all feeling? [ cheering ] >> robin: the film's director, samantha knowles, says capturing the true essence of the girls was their number one priority. >> it's so much about the joy of these girl, expressing their

authentic selves and how powerful those things can be. they're amazing. i'm just so excited for the world to see them. >> robin: i am, too. they are the joy, just like she said. i have to tell you, to see how their confidence grew throughout the series. it wasn't just the talent that they obviously have on the ice, but those life lessons that we all learn through athletics. >> michael: team work. >> robin: a sport they never thought they'd be a part of. you can see all five episodes of "harlem ice" right now streaming on disney+. let's go now to ginger. >> ginger: i know what we're watching this weekend. thank you, robin. the woman known to the world as octomom is ready to share her story in a new way. it's a biopic coming to lifetime next month. we've got a sneak peek of the first trailer of natalie suleman's story. check it out. >> remember me? i am natalie suleman. at one point i was one of the most hated people in america.

i was octo mom. >> your name is plastered everywhere. >> octomom is a welfare mom. >> octomom had eight babies just to be famous. >> these are all lies. >> it was always a dream of mine to have a large family. >> you have been called irresponsible. >> mama is here. >> ginger: i was octomom premieres on life time march 8th. let's get a check closer to home. >> george: we are counting down to captain america brave new world. last night the stars hit the red carpet. it was the world premiere in los angeles. this morning chris connelly give us the evolution of the marvel super hero. >> chris: long before chris evans starred as steve rogers for joe johnson's captain

america the first avenger, the star spangled man with a plan had been a symbol of heroism for seven decades. cap first hitting the pages of marvel comics in 1941. 1956 saw captain animation nation. ♪ when captain america throws his mighty shield ♪ >> chris: but it took the moon to do justice to his battle forged charisma. >> i can do this all day. >> yeah, i know. >> chris: hit after hit. >> avengers! >> chris: but even super heroes need backup. >> come on! >> chris: enter sam wilson as the falcon. enter his 1969 comics debut. joined mcu for 2014 captain america the winter soldier. >> how do we know the good guys from the bad guys? >> if they're shooting at you, they're bad. >> chris: played by anthony mackie. wilson showing up for cap when the world and his buddy needed

him most. >> on your left. >> chris: so in 2019 avengers end game it was steve rogers handing over his shield. >> how do you feel? >> like it's someone else's. >> it isn't. >> chris: sam wilson grappling with becoming cap all through the winter soldier series. >> the legacy of that shield is complicated, to say the least. >> chris: until he took on the title and made it his own. >> who are you, captain america? >> chris: and now -- >> you're not steve rogers. >> right. i'm not. >> chris: a new captain america facing off against bigger, badder and greater threats than ever before. >> you want me? come and get me! >> chris: for "good morning america" chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> george: thanks to chris for that. captain america brave new world is in theaters this friday. coming up next, lori bergamotto here with wearable tech for kids.

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>> weight loss drugs can change lives. but can they also change relationships? wait until you hear what one couple said happened. >> intimacy was very strong historically. when you notice it beginning to drop, it is concerning. >> tomorrow on "good morning america." >> announcer: she announced to the world that she was searching for love. now is about to reveal her valentine, live on gma. how's this gonna go? plus the greatest love surprise ever in 50 years on gma live. love is in the morning on gma. >> michael: love is in the studio right now. that's right. 'cause we have wearable tech for kids. lori bergamotto is here with gadgets for kids. with parents' concerns in mind. it is all shopable online. we got a fit bit for kids. >> lori: before we jump in i want to say the average age of a kid getting a smart phone in

this country is between 11 and 12. >> michael: wow. >> lori: but a lot of child psychologists say it should be older. >> michael: i agree. >> lori: i have three kids. two tweens and a little one, 4-year-old. i always struggle with this. what are they supposed to be getting? you don't want them locked out of their social scene, but it can be tricky. we really wanted to categorize what ages and what we should be looking for. >> michael: great. >> lori: we're gonna start with the fit bit. this is great for kids 7 and up. this one has a focus on fitness. if that's your motivation for your kid. the watches are fun. >> michael: get out the house and move though. >> lori: they motivate you, right? this is great, powered by google. it can do a lot more than the fit bit we think of from decades ago. what this does, gamifies physical activity, that focus on fitness. also has a gps. if your kids are walking to school. whatever the situation is, you

know where they are. it has basic communicating so you can text and you can call. this one really has a focus on fitness for 7 and up. >> michael: take off the straps. >> lori: exactly. they can have a lot of fun with that. now we move to the gab watch. i really loved doing this piece because i learned so much. the gab watch, their whole focus is on digital wellness and tech in steps. i wish i had known about this when my kids were younger. what they do, they start with the watch then graduate to a phone and to another phone. you can actually -- so they say there are people who buy these for their kids as young as 5 years old. and what the gab watch does, it is just for calling and texting. you don't need an app in order to use it. >> michael: you don't? >> lori: no. it's powered on its own so you don't need to connect it to a carrier. it's all on its own. it's fantastic for safety in that way.

it teaches the kids tech in steps. like i said, no game, no apps, things like that. also has voice to text which is really helpful because it can be tricky. okay. we're gonna talk about the bark watch. this one is cool. bark was actually a company that did online monitoring for parental controls. it was an app. the parents had such a resounding love for this filter for them that they asked bark, please make a watch. and so they did. the bark watch has built in monitoring. if somebody sends your kid a text or picture inappropriate for them, it will grab it. safety features. this is about as safe as you can get with the bark watch. it's monitoring all that content for you. it's allowing the parents full parental control so you can really teach your kid if you're on the fence about how to be digitally mature. they also have their bark phone for older kids.

then also the bark app. so that was really great for safety purposes. this one was super popular. gizmo from verizon. this has an incredible gps. it utilizes that verizon network. it's very popular, so kids can use their gizmo to talk to other friends who have a gizmo. you do need the app for this one. there's some fun games on this. also an activity tracker. there's a lot of all in one in that gizmo. finally, we all know this one. right? the apple watch. this is the apple watch se. i got this for my kids as well. we are in the apple system so it works nicely. what it has, those same features part of that core experience of apple. you get the fitness tracker, the heart rate. it can monitor all those things for you. but there's also voice to text. this one they do have some browser access. so i do think, you want it for

older kids. it's great because you can control it from your phone. they don't need to have a phone connected to it. you can do it from the parents phone. which helps. you do want to be able to pull those puppeteer strings when they are learning to be digitally healthy. >> michael: do you know what? that was so awesome. that was really good. lot of information for parents. i love it. all these products are available on our website. do yourself a favor, go check them out.your kids safety and health and everything else, all right. stay right there. we will be right back.

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are dry as well, so no rain this morning. of course, that could change tomorrow. but looking live at our bay bridge camera, you can see the upper deck is pretty busy there. metering lights are still on and from highway four to san francisco, it will take you 50 minutes to talk about how that rain could return tomorrow. >> yeah, we're looking at some heavy rain tomorrow. this morning. it's cool out there. temperatures in the 40s. it will be partly sunny today, but quiet temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. rain is back here late tonight and really intensifies first thing tomorrow morning. so it will be a level three tomorrow for heavy rain, strong winds, a flood watch and a high wind watch will be in effect. reggie. >> thank you drew. time nowr live with kelly and mark. we see you again on the air at 11at 11 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the new series "the