on just how many customers are without electricity right now. >> number six, president trump says he's planning to meet with russian president vladimir putin in person to negotiate an end to the war in ukraine. a timeline for the meeting has not been announced. >> number seven mexican chain qdoba is making it easier to carry your snack. and that's because they've introduced chip pants. >> why? >> okay, so the company says the pants, which are not available for purchase, have plenty of bags to store your tortilla chips while you're out and about. >> they have though that purse was maybe a. >> it's giving clear address and we know how that turned out. >> yeah. as you. >> carry your bag of. >> tortilla chips keep your dry. >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. tornados touching down, a win for the white house, and philly ready to fly with the eagles. severe weather overnight. >> there it goes, there it goes!

>> george: tornados tear through the south, as a winter storm sneaks across the midwest and northeast. >> michael: president trump taking steps to end the war in ukraine, agreeing with vladamir putin to start negotiations. what it will look like, as a federal judge allowing trump's move to move forward. but the question, is it legal? >> rebecca: breaking news. attack in germany leaves dozens injured. what we know at this hour. the investigation after a navy fighter jet plunged into san diego bay. >> george: wendy williams' fight for freedom. the former talk show host in a new interview from a care facility. what she's saying about being under court ordered guardianship. >> michael: what led to the deadly gas explosion department store? >> rebecca: out on bail.

the georgia mother accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband is in the bahamas, set to be released. what's next for lindsay shiver. >> george: a kayaker chased by a white great for nearly ten minutes shares his story with "gma." >> michael: with the rise of drugs used for weight loss, the unexpected impact they're having on some marriages. >> rebecca: is travis kelce ready for retirement? >> i know everybody wants to know whether or not i'm playing next year. >> rebecca: what the chiefs super star is saying about his football future, as he tries to shake off that super bowl loss. ♪ >> michael: and while philly gets ready to party and celebrate the eagles super bowl win, we're live from the parade route. plus how star receiver aj brown made good on his promise to one young fan. >> announcer: live from times square, it's thursday, "good

morning america." >> michael: good morning america. great to be with you on this thursday morning. lot of excitement there in the city of brotherly love, as philly gears up for tomorrow's parade. >> rebecca: it's the perfect valentine's day parade. city of brotherly love. it all makes sense. the new fallout from high inflation numbers. plus the major retailer announcing it is closing hundreds of stores. we have all the details coming up on that ahead. >> george: we're going to begin with the storms all around the country. millions are on alert, with california getting hit by heavy rain that could trig r mud slides in the areas affected by wild fires. ginger starts us off. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: good morning. there's two separate storms, right? the first one that caused those tornados. one of them in columbia, mississippi, quite clear. they'll do the survey to see how strong it was. you can see the debris flying in the second video. even power lines flashing. that was one. there was another one near coffeyville, alabama. debris in the streets, trees down. they'll have to survey that one to see if it was a tornado. it looked like it on radar. then the northern side of it. there was one to four inches

around chicago, parts of the plains got more than a foot of snow. it was slipping and sliding around there. that's still moving through vermont, new hampshire. southern end from the panhandle of florida through north carolina. thunderstorms still. i need all of us to focus our eyes on california. the bay area is getting blasted already. it's not just the heavy rain, but the flash flood warning that includes santa cruz. winds. we're talking the bay area itself, where people live, could see 60 to 80 plus mile per hour winds. then look what happens. noon to 3:00 p.m. the heaviest rain goes through los angeles into those mountains like san bernardino. santa clarita. that's why we've got a significant risk of flash flooding. 3 to 5 inches of rain, one inch per hour. pacific palisades and altadena both there. those burn scars loosen quickly. they're telling people, stay off the roads this afternoon. that's where you could get yourself in trouble. >> michael: you should listen to that without a doubt. thank you, ginger. now the threat of mud slides in the west. california bracing for heavy

rain with possible flood area in burn areas from the recent wild fires. chief national correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with the latest for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is the pacific coast highway. it is closed to the public because of the threat of debris flow. this is mud oozing down from the mountains. they put out the sandbags. the national weather service predicting up to 3 inches of rain along these burn scars. as ginger mentioned, it's the rate of the rainfall that's the biggest concern for mud slides. vegetation cooks in this fire and the soil making it water repellant. that's how that mud can come down 35 miles an hour carrying trees and truck size boulders with them. these areas are at this point under evacuation warning. officials say it could very

quickly turn into evacuation order zones. they understand everybody has emergency fatigue, but they are pleading with the pub lib to stay on high alert, at least for today and the next 24 hours. rebecca? >> rebecca: a really tough 24 hours ahead. please heed those warnings. matt, thank you. we turn now to president trump speaking with russian leader vladamir putin about how to end the war in ukraine through negotiations. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. president trump vowed to end the war in ukraine on day one. now three weeks in, he is taking his most concrete steps yet to negotiate that ending, starting by reaching out to vladamir putin. this morning president trump pledging to meet with russian president putin in person after announcing they've agreed to start negotiations immediately to end the war in ukraine. the president saying their first sit down could be in saudi arabia in the near future. >> i'll be dealing with president putin largely on the phone.

we ultimately expect to meet. in fact, we expect that he'll come here and i'll go there an we're gonna meet also probably in saudi arabia. >> reporter: trump spending 90 minutes on the phone with putin wednesday, talking to him first, then with the ukrainian president afterwards. zelenskyy posting this photo of their call writing, together with the u.s., we are charting our next steps to stop russian aggression and ensure a lasting, reliable peace. as president trump said, let's get it done. trump saying the ukrainian president would likely be involved in a second meeting. asked if he views ukraine as an equal in these talks, trump saying this -- >> that's an interesting question. i think they have to make peace. >> reporter: it's unclear how he would negotiate an end to the nearly three year war. trump asked if he would support ukraine having to give up territory. >> he's gonna have to do what he has to do. >> reporter: hours earlier pete hegseth speaking at nato headquarters during his first trip to europe, was blunt,

saying ukraine's long sought membership in nato isn't realistic. neither is thinking ukraine can regain all the territory russia has seized. >> we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre-2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. >> reporter: measures that will likely be welcomed by putin, prompting questions about whether trump is giving up his leverage to negotiate with russia. critics like john bolton sounding the alarm. >> i think with know exactly what's going to happen. president trump effectively surrendered to putin before negotiations have even begun. >> reporter: trump's call to begin negotiations coming hours after russia freed wrongfully detained american teacher marc fogel, returning to the u.s. after more than three years in russian captivity, imprisoned for carrying a small amount of medically prescribed marijuana. in exchange, the u.s. releasing a russian cyber king pin, all three other prisoners including

an american who asked to remain anonymous. we asked if the prisoner exchange and the new push to end the war in ukraine are connected. >> the timing is hard to ignore. was ukraine part of this prisoner swap? >> i can't comment on whether that came up or not. what i can say is that this was a very good deal for the united states of america and for the rest of the world. >> reporter: now, as for when trump and putin may meet that is still unclear. overnight russia announced it is preparing to organize a group to negotiate this meeting. again, president trump has said he may go to russia or putin may come here. and in 24 hours the vice president and secretary of state are slated to meet with president zelenskyy. what ukraine may be willing to give up sure to be a topic of discussion. george? >> george: thanks. now the latest on elon musk and president trump's efforts to purge the federal workout. a judge cleared the buyout offer for more than 2 million workers rejecting a suit that put that plan on hold and scores of federal workers are already

being fired. senior political correspondent rachel scott is at the white house. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. dozens of lawsuits have been filed but this does mark the first major victory for the trump administration. a judge declaring this buyout program can move forward and this morning that offer is officially closed. overnight a stark message from elon musk insisting the u.s. needs to get rid of entire government agencies to make sure changes last beyond president trump's term. >> if you don't get rid of the roots of the week, then it's easy for the weed to get back. if you remove the roots of the weed, it doesn't stop weeds from ever growing back, but it makes it harder. so we have to really delete entire agencies, many of them. >> reporter: the billionaire, who is one of the president's most powerful advisers, comparing it to a large scale corporate turn around he did at one of his own companies. >> it's like a big company, like a big corporation, american corporation. just like with twitter, there was a lot of stuff that was

being done that was unnecessary. >> reporter: the president has directed musk and his team to significantly cut staffing and limit hiring across all federal agencies. >> we have to make our government smaller, more efficient, more effective, and a lot less expensive. >> reporter: this morning the white house closing its buyout offer to some 2 million federal workers with the choice to resign now or run the risk of being fired. a judge clearing the way for the program to move forward. the white house press secretary calling the decision the first of many legal wins for the president. but the judge did not weigh in on whether the program is legal. instead arguing the unions that brought the lawsuits don't have standing because they are not directly impacted, stating this is not sufficient. those unions argue the president has no authority to make such an offer. but trump telling me this week the americans who opted in will be paid. can you personally guarantee the workers who opt in to resign now will be paid? >> they'll get their money. they're getting a good deal. they're getting a big buyout. >> reporter: amid questions about transparency, musk and his

team have started to provide sporadic, sometimes vague updates about cuts to federal programs on a government website which also directs americans to the social media platform x which musk owns. one tab on the website states receipts coming soon, no later than valentine's day. as the administration vows to root out corruption, his administration ordered federal prosecutors to drop corruption charges against new york city mayor eric adams. he has fired a string of inspector generals like robert storch, who searches for abuse, waste and fraud. >> when you just wholesale fire people like that without giving any reasons for doing it, that sort of oversight isn't valued. >> george: we have the department of justice moving ahead. >> reporter: the lawsuit has been launched by pam bondi. he is accusing new york,

highlighting a law in new york that allows people to obtain a driver's license regardless of their status in the country. new york governor's said this is a worthless publicity stunt insisting new york is not backing down. michael? >> michael: breaking news. an attack in germany. dozens injured as a driver drove into a group of people in munich. james longman joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the car ran into a group of people in munich. 28 people have been injured. among them there are critical injuries. 24-year-old afghan national has been arrested. some say this was a deliberate attack. part of the investigating team is the office of extremism and terrorism. although a specific motive remains unknown. the minicooper used to ram his way through into a rally.

these were people out protesting as part of the trade union for the rights of child care in municipalities. there were children in this crowd. among the injured a stroller we see in the debris that's left in the street. security is high in germany not least because a number of these ramming attacks have taken place over the last few months. but also because munich security conference is taking place this week. tomorrow the vice president jd vance is set to speak. he's already in munich. and ukraine's president zelenskyy is just a mile from where that attack happened. rebecca? >> rebecca: thank you. now the investigation into a navy fighter jet crash. the pilots ejected before the plane went down in the water off san diego. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. incredible images of this crash.

an accident that truly could have been a major disaster. this morning extraordinary video of the navy jet crashing into the san diego bay. watch again as it plunges nose down into the water. and here, a distant image from a nearby surveillance camera. >> they advise that it did land in the water. navy boats are searching the water. >> reporter: an immediate search launched for the two pilots after parachuting from the aircraft, rescued within one minute by a tourist fishing boat. >> they went to the hospital to get treatment. at that point we just assisted with perimeter for this large debris field that's out here. >> reporter: the $67 million navy jet was attempting a landing on north island naval air station off coronado beach. as it came to the end of the runway it started a go around. the pilots headed back up. that's when they ejected, landing in the bay avoiding potential catastrophic casualties. that is shelter island just a

few hundred yards from the point of impact. >> as the pilots ejected, it forces the nose of the aircraft down. if they had waited just a fraction of a second longer that nose down impact could have been into a crowded san diego neighborhood. >> reporter: the good news is that both pilots are in good shape so they will be able to tell investigators why they felt they had to bail out of that aircraft. george? >> george: okay, martha, thanks very much. travis kelce's nfl future. will reeve is here with details. >> will: good morning, george, everyone. a major reason the kelce brothers are so popular is their podcast and how open they are on it. with the sting of the super bowl loss still fresh, travis kelce gave listeners a window into his thinking about his future. seems murky. >> i know everybody wants to know whether or not i'm playing next year. right now i'm just kicking everything down the road. >> will: this morning speaking to big brother jason on their podcast "new heights" kansas

city chiefs tight end travis kelce addressing retirement rumors and his uncertain football future. >> i think i owe it to my teammates that if i do come back, that it's gonna be something that, it's a whole hearted decision. >> reporter: the 35-year-old 12 year nfl veteran also opening up about that devastating super bowl loss to the philadelphia eagles. kelce held to just four catches for 39 yards in the game. >> just wasn't our day. couldn't find a lick of momentum. >> will: jason kelce sharing how hard it was to watch the game, as travis faced jason's former team. >> it was very, very hard to watch. and i know -- i don't know. i tried to correlate that i was rooting for both sides the whole time and that i was going to be happy and sad regardless. >> eagles fly in super bowl lix! >> will: the eagles winning their second super bowl win in history.

now taking a victory lap ahead of friday's parade down broad street. super bowl mvp jalen hurts taking sometime to enjoy the view. >> it really hit me when i walked in the locker room and i saw everybody just so excited. when you are able to celebrate that moment with the people that have been along the journey and along the way means a lot. >> will: kelce has one year left on his contract. if he were to retire it would likely but not certainly be within the next month before the new league year begins. the only thing in the eagles future right now is that parade. philly is gonna be amazing tomorrow. ike ejiochi is standing by with a preview. that's coming up, guys. >> george: thank you, will. also coming up, eva pilgrim here with the latest on wendy williams who is under strict guardianship. hey, eva. >> hey, george. in a new interview, wendy williams says she is fighting for her freedom. i'll tell you what wendy wants. >> rebecca: plus the new developments in the case of the georgia mother accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband in the bahamas. >> michael: new at 7:30, bad

news for fabric chain joann. first back to ginger. >> ginger: portland maine snowy, but they're gonna turn to a snowy mix. that storm gone. we're gonna watch the west coast storms move across the nation. chicago hit of snow late friday. friday we're snowy, then it becomes rain. there's a severe weather component to this saturday in the deep south. your local weather in 30 seconds.

>> michael: coming up the moment eagle aj brown made a young fan's day. you don't want to miss it.

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nationwide and covid is on the decline. confirmation vote for robert f. kennedy jr. to become health and human services secretary happening today. >> michael: a suspected gas explosion at a department store in taiwan has left four people dead and dozens injured. the video shows the moment of the explosion which occurred in a food court on the 12th floor. the president of taiwan has called for an immediate investigation. and the craft retailer joann says its plans to close about 500 stores nationwide. company said higher costs and waning customer demand are to blame for the closures. >> george: now our new interview with wendy williams. she spoke about her health and living condition, says she's fighting for her freedom from a care facility. eva pilgrim is here with details. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. wendy williams has been pretty quiet except for a rare public appearance at her son's graduation in december, no one has seen much of the talk titan. she's been under a court ordered guardianship, something she tell us she doesn't think she needs and now wants to change.

>> here's wendy! >> reporter: this morning legendary talk show host wendy williams is fighting for her freedom. >> how are you doing? >> how am i doing? i'm still in prison, so to speak. >> reporter: the former queen of daytime has been in a court ordered guardianship since 2022. williams spoke with nightline co-anchor byron pitts from a care facility. >> can you describe where you are? >> yes. as i said, because it's a fact, this is the memory unit. that's what this floor is called the memory unit. it is true that people who live here don't remember anything. look, i don't belong here at all. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: in 2024, williams' care team announcing she was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, which she disputes.

>> frontotemporal dementia, how dare you? i'm not saying you. i've been accused of having that. how do you prove it by keeping me locked here? look, i can't go out. >> reporter: her shocking diagnosis leading state court to deem her legally incapacitated. now in response to williams publicly questioning her diagnosis, williams court appointed guardian is asking the court for a new medical evaluation. abc news has reached out to the guardian but has not heard back. in a previous statement, an attorney for the guardian said that because the case is under seal, she couldn't defend herself from the multiple claims against her, but denied all wrongdoing adding that all of the court appointed guardian's activities are regulated and supervised by the court. >> let's get started. it's time for hot topics. >> reporter: for over a dozen seasons wendy williams reigned supreme on that purple chair,

dishing out hot topics and asking the age old question? >> how you doin? how you doin? how you doin? >> reporter: but reports of substance abuse and health episodes would soon send her on screen media empire crumbling. the wendy williams show cancelled in 2022. her attempt at a comeback chronicled in the jaw dropping docu series "where is wendy williams?" instead it painted a dark picture of her reality. >> so you think you're perfectly fine having as many drinks as you want? >> perfectly. >> okay. but i'm just gonna put it downstairs to keep it cool. >> keep it there. keep it there. >> reporter: wendy's niece fending off criticism that the project was exploiting her aunt. >> i will say this, first and foremost. my aunt is the executive producer of this documentary. and she said, now is the perfect time, because i want to take ownership of my story. >> a source tells abc news wendy's court appointed attorney plans to file in court to

terminate the guardianship. so much more still to unfold in this. impact by nightline, what's happening with wendy williams, is streaming only on hulu. guys? >> rebecca: it has been a tough journey to watch. all right, eva. thank you. we turn now to the georgia mom accused of plotting with her former boyfriend to have her husband killed. lindsay shiver is expected to be released on bail today in the bahamas. trevor ault is here with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: this has been a dramatic case from the beginning. a former beauty queen arrested in the bahamas for allegedly hiring a hit man to kill her husband. she's still facing charges but allowed to return to the u.s. the georgia woman plotting to kill her estranged husband in the bahamas now set to be released this morning on $100,000 bail. she is expected to return to the united states. she will await her trial along with her then boyfriend and the alleged hitman that authorities

say they hired to commit murder. >> i can see the court agreeing that it would be inefficient and improper to make her sit in jail because the prosecution was not ready to proceed for trial. >> reporter: according to the police report investigators say shiver admitted to sending messages and a photo saying kill him, about her husband robert shiver. the couple were in the midst of a contentious divorce. police body cam footage from july 2023 captured an argument at their georgia home. >> i woke up this morning. we have travel plans to leave. and he's insisting that i don't go. >> she's saying she's going to change her plans and now get on the airplane with me and the kids to go to the bahamas and when it lands she's gonna go to her boyfriend's. >> elsewhere. >> reporter: linsey shiver was arrested in the bahamas one week later. act kordzing to the divorce

filing, robert shiver accused his wife of having an affair. she accuses him of domestic violence. shiver is expected to return to the u.s. for the time being. she has noted seen her children in months. there's a gag order in place in this case but shiver's attorney previously said the evidence will demonstrate lindsay's innocence. guys? >> michael: wow. thank you so much for that, trevor. coming up elizabeth holmes speaks out from prison for the first time. and next, lara has the story of a shark encounter. >> lara: i do. imagine kayaking on a beautiful day. you look behind you and you see a, well, a fin, following you, getting closer. that's what happened to one man in new zealand. we will have his story coming up on "gma." 119-year-old man in ne. he is grateful to be alive, and we will have for story. you got anything more boutique? oui, oui, oui. right this way... now we're talking. what about something more family friendly?

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welcome to another nomadic fishing adventure. >> lara: the 19-year-old often shares his adventures on you tube, was fishing in a remote part of new zealand when he spotted a great white stalking him. >> please don't attack me. >> lara: the shark seen swimming behind him, following closely as he paddles away. wells even tried throwing the shark off his trail by tossing a water bottle toward it, but it was not deterred. >> my main worry was that the shark was inquizitive and thought let's give him a toss. i've lost sight of him. please, keep me safe. >> lara: with no one in sight to help him, matt had only one real option, to paddle about 2.5 miles back to shore. >> he was really playing around with me. very curious. a really, really cool thing to see though it might not have seemed that way in the moment. marine mammals. i'm a marine mammal right now. >> lara: the harrowing encounter not stopping the nomadic fisherman from getting back on

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we are here in front of the iconic rocky steps where tomorrow it will be one of the locations for the massive super bowl parade for the philadelphia eagles. the mayor expects over 1 million people to flock into city limits to celebrate. we will be here witnessing everything, from the philadelphia eagles cheerleaders, swoop, and the players on those iconic double-decker buses. one of those players, aj brown, will be here. he made a very special promise to a very special fan. take a look. >> aj brown, he's in! touchdown eagles! >> reporter: just days after winning the super bowl, eagles wide receiver aj brown keeping a promise to one fan, surprising 10-year-old andre howard, who was seriously injured when a medical plane crashed into north philly last month. >> i hear my son andre, my sister, say get down, baby girl. >> reporter: andre's dad telling stephanie ramos it was like a horror movie. trey had emergency brain surgery.

at first doctors weren't sure that he would make it. when he was awake one of the first things he was asking about. >> he said, we didn't play yesterday, did we? no, you didn't miss the super bowl. he's a die hard eagles fan. >> reporter: he got to see the eagles take home the vince lombardi trophy. then brown brought it to him. brown saying before the big game, win or lose he wanted to meet andre, who he called a hero. how about that? aj brown making these little fans' dreams come true. that's exactly what's gonna happen here when over 1 million people come tomorrow to see cheerleader, swoop, and one of the best bands you will ever see. i've always wanted to do this. guys, let's take it away. ♪ >> rebecca: all right. we love it. thank you to the band. aj brown, what an incredible thing for him to do. he could be anywhere. >> michael: he said win or lose, but it's better when you win. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: it really is. made that kid's life.

speaking of winning, we have a first look at the oscars venue. everyone there gets to enjoy -- i wonder if anyone does eat at the oscars. >> lara: everybody gets an oscar. a chocolate one. >> rebecca: everyone gets a chocolate oscar. thank you, lara. after going public in her search for love, erin jensen, you spoke with her, lara. she picked casey to be her valentine. now she is back to tell us about how their date went. us about hr date went. i guess they saw a movie.

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>> rebecca: weight loss drugs and intimacy. some say taking the medications have helped them drop pounds, but with an unexpected side effect in the bedroom. this morning elizabeth holmes speaks out from prison for the first time. what the former tech billionaire is saying about life behind bars and motherhood. >> michael: are you ready to find out if erin jensen found love? >> i'm so excited. >> michael: after the usa today reporter's nationwide search for a match, she picked casey. they went on a dream date straight out of "sleepless in seattle opinion." she's here to tell us how it went, as she says -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live from times square, it's thursday "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. we can't wait to hear about that date with casey there. gma is all about the love this morning. tory johnson is back with more brands we love in deals and steals. beauty products starting at just $5.

>> rebecca: also ahead, the new report showing rising inflation numbers. the fallout this morning, what it means for new credit card bills and mortgages. >> george: first top stories breaking at 8. we start with the suspected attack in germany. dozens injured after a car drove into a crowd in munich. >> reporter: a car rammed into a group of people in the city of munich. 28 people have been injured. some of them critically. a man has been arrested an afghan man. the office of extremism and terrorism office is now part of the investigation. he drove beige mini cooper into the crowd. you see it smashed up in the street. a trade union was protesting. children were in this crowd and

they may be among the injured. one stroller could be seen among the belongings that are strewn along the street. security is high. elections are coming up. there have been a number of these ramming attacks in recent months. plus the munich security conference this week. tomorrow j.d. vance is due to speak. he's already arrived. and president zelenskyy also due to speak. this incident happened a mile away from where that convention is due to take place. that's why there's been such a huge police presence. the investigation is on going. michael? >> michael: gonna turn now to tesla. the company stock is down sharply since hitting a record two months ago. some investors are blaming musk for damaging the brand. elizabeth schulze joins us with more. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: tesla is the most valuable car company in the world, but its stock tumbled 20% since president trump's inauguration. that is denting the fortune of

ulon musk. his net worth $384 billion down $65 billion just since trump took office. after musk sat side by side with trump and his son, on x, he appeared to dismiss concerns that his political work is hurting tesla stock. we've been talking to tesla investors and some are blaming him for being mia at the company. others aren't so bullish but they're pointing to competition from cheaper chinese electric vehicles. some share holders did tell us they are alarmed about musk's potential conflict of interest, too. >> michael: there's more news this morning on his attempt to buy open ai. >> reporter: right. this is the latest twist in this public feud between elon musk and sam altman. in a new court filing this morning musk says he will withdraw his bid to buy open ai if it is prepared to preserve the charity's mission. last week musk made that unsolicited $97.4 billion offer to take control of open ai which is the nonprofit that makes chat

gpt. altman flatly rejected that offer. these two tech titans co-founded open ai together back in 2015 but have been fighting about the direction it should take ever since, guys. >> rebecca: a long history of bad blood there. okay, elizabeth, thank you. we're going to turn to the new report showing inflation rising 3% from a year ago, up for the fourth straight month. families are paying more on groceries, used cars, medical bills and more. while we've come a long way from that peak a few summers ago, the numbers show this inflation challenge will be front and center for sometime to come. also it is a signal that the federal reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates any time soon. fed chair powell telling congress yesterday he's in no rush to do that, as it can actually drive prices higher. it means those credit card bills, new car loans, mortgages, they could stay higher for longer. and now we're gonna go to elizabeth holmes. the former tech billionaire speaking out from prison for the

first time. eva pilgrim has this story. wow. this is revealing, eva. >> she's sharing details now about her life behind bars. she visits with her two kids and partner twice a week, saying being without them is the hardest part of prison. >> we've made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a tiny sample, or a few drops of blood. >> reporter: this morning former tech billionaire and mother of two, elizabeth holmes, now speaking out from prison for the first time. in an interview with "people" magazine, describing her time behind bars as hell and torture, as she struggles with being separated from her young children. >> she stands there as her kids are crying, grieving, being ripped away from the person they love the most. >> reporter: the article describing her kids ending each visit by pressing their fingers togethered in the shape of

a heart saying, mommy, this is our love. their mother responding, our love is a super power. holmes telling people, it kills me to put my family through pain the way i do. holmes was a rising star in silicon valley, adorning the cover of the magazines as the country's youngest self-made female billionaire. now a convicted felon. two years into a nine year sentence for wire fraud and conspiracy over her byio tech startup theros. holmes maintaining her innocence telling "people" they don't understand who i am. it forces you to spend a lot of time questioning belief and hoping the truth will prevail. i am walking by faith and ultimately the truth. she now works as a reentry clerk, helping women slated for release write resumes earning $0.31 an hour. she also teaches french and counsels women who are rape survivors. >> she wants to make a difference, both inside the prison and when she leaves. >> reporter: holmes previously testifying she was a rape victim in college telling "people" i wish that i left or had seen the

abuse or understood it, and why i didn't. i'm finding peace with that. it can break a lot of people, and i was able to rise through it as best i can. she's now receiving therapy for ptsd inside the prison. she is also planning on life when she gets out saying she wants to spend time with her family and become an advocate for people who are incarcerated. the full interview is in "people" now on newsstands and people.com. rebecca, you know this story better than anyone. there were real victims in this case. >> rebecca: you think about those children. i remember right before her criminal trial began, she just had given birth to her first child, her son. it's just a lot for that, those kids, to be going through, especially now. >> george: thank you, eva. coming up in our gma morning menu, weight loss drugs and marriage. we'll hear from one couple who said using the medication changed their relationship. >> rebecca: also ahead, a medical miracle for a young girl. how a break through surgery changed her life. >> michael: plus the first stop for the stars after the oscar,

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>> george: we are back with our gma cover story, unexpected impact weight loss drugs may be having on some marriages. erielle reshef is here with the story. we first saw this in "the new york times." >> hey, george. as we have covered with these use of glp-1 medications for

weight loss, many patients told us how good they feel and how it's changed their lives for the better. some are opening up about the unexpected impact of their weight loss journey on intimacy. this morning with rise in the use of glp-1 medications for diabetes and weight loss, some couples say they are facing an unexpected challenge. changes in their intimacy. >> my sex drive decreased. our intimacy was very strong historically. when you notice it beginning to drop, it is concerning. >> reporter: for vincent, weight loss wasn't just a goal, it was a medical necessity. >> my heaviest, which was just after my residency training i was about 215 pounds. right after my residency, i found out that i was diabetic. >> reporter: juggling a demanding medical career and his health, he was prescribed monjouro to help control his diabetes. eventually dropping to his lowest weight of 125 pounds, vincent developed a hyper focus on running. that's when his wife grace said

their intimacy was taking a hit as well. >> the joke used to be how running increases your endorphin and usually increases your desires. but then i was like, wait a second. you are running more now, but it's not what it used to be. >> reporter: glp-1 medications like ozempic, monjouro list side effects from nausea, abdominal pain, even mood changes. while some small studies indicate there could be a drop in libido, other studies show an increase in sexual activity, or no effect. >> there's some anti-inflammatory components of glp-1 that we could possibly see in the setting with patients who have sexual dysfunction. again, i think it's too soon to say. >> reporter: experts say it may not be the medication itself impacting one's libido, but rather the lifestyle and personal changes that come with weight loss. >> any type of weight changes, it can absolutely impact the intimate relationship, the sexual relationship, the relationship as a whole.

a lot of times that is brought about indirectly by changes in our levels of confidence, changes in our level of comfort, changes in our level of energy, stamina, desire. >> reporter: with grace's support vincent adjusted his daily routine by adding in weight training, putting on muscle, and his doctor recommended spacing out his mounjaro doses. >> right now i think i'm in a much better spot physically. and also the intimacy and our sex life has improved. >> own communication, letting your partner in on the process the entire journey. so if you're starting something like a new weight loss plan or glp-1, that your partner is invested in on all aspects of that. and that we've discussed changes along that process. >> doctors say more research is needed to determine if these reports about intimacy are related to the medications themselves or maybe other factors or a combination of both. but they stress, anyone who

thinks they may be experiencing a side effect of any medication should talk to their doctor. commend them for speaking out about this, but, again, no causation here. >> george: thank you, erielle. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: we had some extreme temperature changes. brownsville to daytona beach record highs. and record low, many from california over to nebraska. but you saw burns, oregon at 27 below there. extreme cold warnings still this morning north and south dakota and parts of idaho. that arctic air is going to keep coming in waves. that's why we've got numbers on here like detroit feels like subzero by monday morning. then nashville will feel like 13. we'll get down to 5 for a wind chill tuesday. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home.

>> michael: all right, lara. what's popping for pop news? >> lara: let's get to it. good morning, everybody. the road to the oscars is what's happening. 97th annual ceremony just two weeks away. little over, actually. i can't talk about the oscars without talking about the governor's ball and specifically the incredible spread, if you will, laid out every year by wolfgang puck. now also his son byron. those stars are hungry when they get to the gov ball. that red carpet is a lot of work. wolfie never lets them down. take a look. >> hello, everyone. i'm byron puck. >> i'm wolfgang puck. >> we're so excited to be cooking again this year at the governor's ball for the oscars. >> we are gonna cook some amazing dishes like our

traditional chicken pot pie, macaroni and cheese and also some new inventive dishes everybody gonna be excited about. see you on the red carpet! >> lara: don't you love them? thanks, wolf, for that exclusive sneak peek. he tells us he has 70 new delicacies on the menu including tarro root tacos. we've got them on the set right there. this is like an egg plant and mushroom skewer situation. and a grilled -- oh. this is the night shade veggie skewer. they've always got that incredible salmon ready for the salmon oscar bites. they have 220 pounds of potatoes for wolfgang's extra delicious take on tater tots. those are incredible. and everyone's a winner thanks to the powdered gold chocolate oscar. the gov ball, which takes place immediately after the 97th -- first of all, i should say it's the governor's ball. gov ball is a concert our girls

went to. the governor's ball is a very elegant affair after the oscars. the oscars airs sunday, march 2nd, 7:00 p.m. right here on abc. i'm like, it sounds familiar. [ laughter ] wolfgang puck joins us live on the oscars red carpet the day before, that friday before the big event, to take us through all the preparations. it's always really fun. you never know what he's going to say. he's the best. we thank you for that. it's no secret that kendrick lamar is having a great couple of weeks. he took home five grammys, then had the most watched super bowl halftime appearance. his streaming numbers have sky rocketed. viewers predicting "not like us" will be back on top of the hot 100. doesn't stop there. turns out lamar is making a return to the marvel universe with a song for captain america brave new world. captain america himself, anthony mackie saying he is in charge of

the title song for the film. mackie was tight lipped on the details but added he respects the beauty and mastery of kendrick's craft. you know the jeans he was wearing during his super bowl halftime appearance? the ones the internet can't stop talking about. the ones will reeve also loves and showed us his take on them yesterday. [ laughter ] i don't know about love. but he was good enough to show us them yesterday. if you were hoping to snag some, sorry, guys. multiple styles of those jeans are sold out on their website. i have it on good authority, will is very protective of his pair. there he is getting ready for gma3 this morning. yep, he's wearing them again. it is a pop news investigation. will reeve, we thank you. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: that's the best part about a great pair of jeans. you keep wearing them over and over again.

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>> live doppler seven showing you heavy rain this morning is now transitioning to scattered downpours. as we head later into the day. we're still a level three strong storm today because of flash flood warning continues for the santa cruz mountains. this is an area that has seen nearly four inches of rain, and that will cause some issues when it comes to roadway flooding and also flooding on smaller streams and creeks. a flood advisory for the rest of us. a lot of standing water out there. look at these winds right now, gusting 20 to 40mph along the coast. so a level three all day today. isolated thunderstorms this afternoon, the risk of more flooding and also strong winds throughout the day. reggie. >> thank you. drew another abc seven news update in 30 minutes. you can find us onr news app on and news app and abn news.com. n and news app and abn >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> lara: welcome back to gma with the results of our great

american matchup. usa today reporter erin jensen went on a search for the perfect man to go on a valentine's date with. we've been following her journey. and, yes, they finally had their dream date. take a look. are you ready to share with us? >> i'm so excited. >> lara: usa today tv reporter erin jensen had us on the edge of our seats monday. those are your three finalists. announcing which suitor from her top three she'd be going on a prevalentine's day date with. >> i'm going with casey. >> lara: everybody check out casey! >> i am so happy to be your valentine. >> lara: be nice to her, casey. mama's watching. [ laughter ] erin and casey meeting for the first time in person. >> hello. >> nice to meet you. you're so tall. >> you are absolutely stunning. oh my god, beautiful. >> lara: here at new york city's empire state building. >> you're tall. >> lara: a land mark synonymous with romance home to meg ryan

and tom hanks in "sleepless in seattle." >> it's beautiful, though, you have to admit. beautiful. >> lara: did sparks fly? and will there be a second date? right now we're joined by erin an dating coach logan ury. and casey is here waiting in the wings. i can't wait to talk to him. first erin, i want to talk to you. i feel like i've been with you since the beginning. you did a search. you came on. you chose casey out of all the suitors. you finally had your date with him at the empire state building. totally adorable. he's cute. >> i can't even believe it myself. yes. >> lara: tell us how it went. >> it was beyond my wildest romantic comedy obsessed dreams. to be at the empire state building. we even went to this area where someone was going to propose a couple hours later. it was just the most romantic

thing. >> lara: do you feel like you got a good enough snap shot of him? did you choose wisely? you had thousands of guys that wanted to go on a date with you. you narrowed it down to three. something made you choose casey. were your instincts correct? >> i think so. i think he was so kind to everyone. he was so game. i mean, what a high stake, high profile first date. other people might have been nervous, might have shied away. he was so great with the cameras, with my colleagues. then at dinner, we just had i think a wonderful conversation. >> lara: was there a moment where you didn't have us annoying you? your colleagues at usa today or us? did you have time by yourself? >> at first i was so nervous, what did i do? then it felt more comfortable as a group date. but at dinner we had a couple hours to get to know one another. >> lara: i want to bring in the expert, logan. you're so good. you treat love like a science. you say you kind of have to when you're searching. >> yeah. >> lara: you've spoken to erin. what's your take on her? >> i'm not surprised you made this great connection. you're truly dating with

intention. you were open to new opportunities. we're all here. you were vulnerable on the date. i feel most importantly, you were really clear about what you wanted. >> lara: all right. let's see what it was you wanted. casey, are you ready? come on out! everybody, the man, the courageous, the one and only casey. [ applause ] >> i have some flowers for you. >> oh wow. thank you. >> you're a little angel. >> lara: hi. >> see, america? >> lara: it's not easy to say, sure, i'll do this. first off, blind dates are nerve-racking. can't even count how many cameras in the studio. >> quite a bit. >> lara: yeah. how was the date from your perspective? >> it was just incredible. she's so well spoken, obviously. it was spontaneous. fun. little scary once we got to the top of the empire state building. but just overall, we had a

really amazing time. >> lara: no regrets doing it with all the cameras? >> absolutely not. it's a once in a life time opportunity. who knows what will come from it? >> lara: oh, good. i'm so excited. you both have such great warm energy. i want to ask logan, i want to get your read on it. i know you haven't sort of investigated but do you have any advice for these guys as they embark on this journey? besides maybe not having us follow them around? >> remember that great relationships are built, they're not discovered. so continue to invest in each other and really write your epic love story together. and, of course, invite us all back on "gma." >> lara: casey, when you sort of heard about erin's journey, what made you decide to dive in an throw your hat in the ring? >> i did a little bit of the reading of the article. sounded like she was incredible and we were compatible in our lifestyles. so do you know what? here we are. i took an opportunity. it's all about taking risks,

saying yes, and i think dating with intention. >> lara: yeah. i love that. i feel like we are off to a good start here. you heard it here first. erin, i want to ask you. there's so many men and women out there still looking for love. what advice would you have, having taken the plunge. it's not an easy thing to do, what you've done. what advice would you give? >> be vulnerable. be courageous, be bold. be open an put yourself out there for wonderful things to happen. >> lara: date two is a yes? >> we don't know where it's going to be yet. as long as it's not 86 floors up. >> lara: but it's happening? >> it's happening. >> lara: okay, good. all right. welsh let us know how it goes. yay. logan, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> happy valentine's day. >> lara: happy galentines day. we will talk to you soon. coming up, everybody, grammy winner, oscar winner, quest love is here talking about his new documentary. man got an oscar for his last

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>> michael: we are excited to be back now with quest love. a six time grammy winner, dj, drummer and academy award winning filmmaker. and an eagles fan. we heard that. i wasn't gonna bring that up, by the way. he's out with a new documentary called "sly lives" aka the burden of black genius about sly

stewart the front man of sly and the family stone. hello, eagles fan. how you doing? congratulations to the eagles. >> thank you. thank you. >> michael: first time on gma by the way, too. >> yes. i came here just to gloat. [ laughter ] >> michael: usually have to come over and see you. we're not gonna talk eagles at all. but do you know what? this film, right, it's amazing. i love what you do with these documentaries. you are a genius at this. sly and the family stone, what kind of influence did sly have on you growing up? and why did you want to make this documentary? >> timing is everything. you can't plan lightning in a bottle. sly just happened to come at a time period in which the paradigm shift was gonna change culturally for music. he's one of the first black artists -- really, one of the first artists to write a confessional. not just a love song but talking about how you feel inside, or political things.

sly was the king with that. also with multitrack recordings. doing crazy psychedelic ideas in his music. and also like the first music drum machine. like using a wa-wa pedal. everything that's modern music, sly pretty much built the blueprint. >> michael: he was ahead of his time. >> very. >> michael: we're gonna check out a clip. let's check it out. >> one of the greatest things about sly, he let us peer into something very free. the appearance, the clothe, the wigs. they was from another around. when it came together as the sound, it was so future. ♪ ♪ >> thank you! >> michael: no, thank you, sly. that was nine time grammy winner andre 3000 talking about sly.

who else are we gonna see in this film? >> all of the talking voices, andre 3000, george clinton, shakakan, jimmy jam jerry lewis. the reason, the purpose of the document, of course, is to let the world know about sly. but there's something else sort of brewing under, which is sort of like, why do we self-sabotage? this is an ending, you can look in sports, look in acting, any profession. when you hit success, why do we feel guilty about it? and why do we sabotage it? and sly probably became more famous -- even though he invented the alphabet for which we write many musical books, the culture doesn't know him. they know him for not showing up for shows, being late, being an addict. instead of just saying, oh, he became a drug addict, i wanted

to focus more on what events in life make you go there? these artists are kind of the talking heads for, what do artists go through? >> michael: his contributions were immense and they got lost. you are trying to bring him out, show us who he was. one of his hits "dance to the music" which we all love. ♪ who doesn't love this, right? he wrote this to be sarcastic? >> yeah. so sly made a genius debut of an album that got an award. you know? think when you saw kendrick's halftime performance. everyone had an opinion. there were too many words. i didn't get it. i don't get it. that's what sly was. his label basically told him, got to dumb it down. people just want to dance to the music. they don't care about art. so kind of as a proverbial

middle finger he was like, all right. you just want to dance to the music? dance to the music. often times hits like that, which you are not overthinking, become phenomenons. it kind of backfired. even though it was something sarcastic, it became his defining hit. [ laughter ] >> michael: absolutely amazing. another amazing thing, tomorrow's valentine's day. no, i'm not gonna ask you to be my valentine. that wouldn't work. >> oh, man. >> michael: one of the things i heard your favorite valentine's day roller skating party with prince? >> he hit me up at 11 p.m. he was like, invite all the cool people. i'm having a roller skating party. i'm like, at 11 p.m.? [ laughter ] literally my girlfriend at the time and i wound up in a roller skating rink with prince, who had these skates sort of like xanadu. [ laughter ]

they had sparks and lights and everything. yeah. but i love weird valentine's day. in new york, the hardest place to get into on valentine's day? white castle. >> michael: really? >> you can get into 11 madison faster than white castle. >> michael: i'm gonna test it. >> the only opening is like 11 p.m. right now. >> michael: i'm going to test it. >> the most romantic night you'll have. [ laughter ] you think i'm joking try to get into white castle on valentine's day. you won't find it. >> michael: you may not have a valentine if you take her to white castle. i don't know. congratulations on the film. congratulations to your eagle, too. >> yes! >> michael: all right. sly lives, aka the burden of black genius, is streaming on hulu right now. make sure you check it out. now to ginger. hey, ginger. >> ginger: i need to know if there's video of that prince roller skating party. i loved hearing about it. thank you. thank you, michael. okay. get ready to say bonjour to everyone's favorite disney musical. beauty and the beast starting the summer a brand new tour of

the blockbuster musical going to more than 50 cities throughout north america. this morning we can reveal casting of the main characters. starring as belle is kyra belle johnson. playing the beast >> george: now the story of one girl who has found hope after experiencing seizures throughout her teens. using a big treatment that's made a big difference. erielle is back with us for that. >> this is remarkable. claire's life altering epilepsy left her with few options for relief. she said the new cutting edge technology called neuro one has dramatically changed her life and now she's back to herself again. 18-year-old claire fuller couldn't sleep. multiple seizures a night left

her exhausted. >> i went four years without a good night's sleep. >> reporter: clara, who grew up in georgia, was diagnosed with epilepsy at 13 and went from the top of her class to napping in class. her grades and life suffering. >> this was heart breaking. i was calling every doctor, going to every place i could think of, to try to get her treatment. >> reporter: medications didn't work. so this summer, clara sought help in a new fda cleared brain implant called neuro one. it can diagnose and treat epilepsy. epilepsy is a condition that causes recurring seizures, affecting about 3 million people. >> i started experiencing all across my chest and my head. >> reporter: brain surgery for drug resistant epilepsy like clara's usually entails two procedures. one locating the area in the brain where the seizures occur and then ablation or removal of the brain tissue causing the

seizure. neuro one condensing that process into one procedure, in which doctors implant thin electrodes in the brain that pinpoint where the seizures are occurring using the same device to destroy the damaged tissue and monitor the brain after ward. >> electrodes are in place. we can do the ablation. we can record activity right away. >> reporter: doctors saw they hadn't fixed her seizures and did another ablation without the extra surgery. clara has been seizure free and sleeping soundly ever since. >> i'm in college now and i'm succeeding in college. i can be a teenager. this electrode is the best thing since sliced bread. >> she is thriving. 11 patients have under gone this neuro one procedure. all of them are seizure free, just like clara. the company said the goal is for these devices to be applied to patients with parkinson's, alzheimer's, depression, back pain, even paralysis. by delivering those therapeutics

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>> rebecca: we are back now with our countdown to captain america brave new world with a new star in the title row and a new director new to marvel. we talked with him about taking the helm. the director's first forray coming out with a bang. >> it's a real dream come true. as a filmmaker they opened the door for me to come in, take what has been done in the past and move it in a new direction. >> reporter: the character of captain america having a vast history across the mcu. >> i really wanted to honor the legacy of what has come with the previous movies but treat this as a first film. >> reporter: also a first hollywood heavyweight harrison ford making his debut as

thaddeus ross. >> harrison is somebody who's been circling this universe. he's been in these global franchises and properties. he knows how important it is to an audience. he cares about every moment. >> reporter: with plenty of twists and turns it's a whole new world for captain america. >> people can expect to go on a wild ride that's incredibly entertaining, surprising but also surprisingly emotional. so i really can't wait for people to get out there. >> rebecca: captain america brave new world is in theaters tomorrow. so now you got your valentine's day plan if you didn't already. >> lara: great idea. good job. all right. now something new on the ice. nhl dropped the puck on its first ever four nations tournament. will is back now to tell us all about it, without his jeans. [ laughter ] >> will: right. i'm fully suited up, but not like the nhl guys. this is the best players in the word coming from the u.s., canada, sweden, finland, playing a round robin tournament split between montreal and boston over the next week. started last night.

based on what we've seen, these guys are gonna go on. team usa taking the ice going head to head against finland in the nhl's inaugural four nations face-off tournament. maple leafs super star austin matthews is captain of team usa. >> matthews scores! >> you look up and down the roster. there's so many elite players. just to have the opportunity to be part of that is extremely special. >> reporter: also starring for the stars and stripes matthew tkachuk. >> it's so fun to play against guys i don't normally play against. the skill level, the talent, everything is so high, the pace, everything is amazing. >> reporter: the nine day event featuring nhl players representing the united states, canada, finland and sweden. >> score! >> reporter: an we're looking ahead to saturday's round robin

matchup between team usa and their long term rival canada. >> two of the best hockey nations facing off. it's always a great atmosphere, great intensity. just really good hockey. >> will: canada won last night in overtime in front of their home crowd montreal. it was a great game. they're trying really hard at this stuff. you can see the u.s. face finland tonight 8 p.m. whole lot of fun. >> lara: absolutely.

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