>> about him right. >> he wasn't even supposed to go. >> to the game. >> he was super excited. >> ever since they announced that chase center was going to get this. but he didn't have tickets. and then on saturday, his dad was monitoring the prices and it got low enough where he said, we're going to go, i'm going to get us a ticket. and then they got to the game and he got picked to do this. isn't that wild? >> so great. >> talk about luck. that family needs to buy lotto now. >> that's the best story. i'm >> rebecca: good morning for our viewers in the west. flooding emergency in kentucky. more than 1,000 water rescues in the state. >> water's coming over the bridge. >> rebecca: search and rescue missions under way at this hour. and the powerful storm taking aim at the southeast. plus the snow and ice leading to travel chaos. >> linsey: travel emergency. what led to united flight 23 from newark to dublin to be

diverted to newfoundland, grounded for days with a cardinal on board. how he helped passengers make the best of it. >> gio: the latest on that deadly terror attack in austria. six people stabbed. what we're learning this morn about the motive. >> rebecca: new overnight. elon musk's team looking to gain access to an irs data system with personal tax information of millions of americans. rachel scott with the latest reporting. >> linsey: also this morning luigi mangione breaks his silence from behind bars in his first message since his arrest. >> gio: terrifying tunnel crash. smoke billowing from inside a 1200 foot tunnel in wyoming. what led to the fire on the interstate? >> rebecca: let's get this unscrambled. egg prices soaring with no end in sight. what to know this morning. >> gio: a startling sight on the ice. not one, not two, but three fights in the first nine seconds of the face-off between the u.s. and canada at the 4 nations

tournament. ♪ >> rebecca: and a super night. the big win for our will reeve and his siblings at the baftas. the documentary "super man the christopher reeve story" celebrating their father, taking home the gold. plus the big surprises on the road to the oscars. >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday. "good morning america." >> rebecca: and we say good morning america. it is great to be here with you linsey and gio on this president's day. great to be here with all of you. >> gio: it is so great. it was an incredible race at the daytona 500 sunday, going into overtime. william byron pulling out his second straight win. this morning the winner will join us to tell us all about that victory. but also his incredible story. >> linsey: looking forward to hearing about that. also this morning pope francis hospitalized over the weekend. we are live from the vatican with the latest on his

condition. >> rebecca: we begin with the flooding emergency. heavy rain sparking deadly flash floods in kentucky, with more than 1,000 people rescued from the rising waters. alex perez is in louisville for us. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. i want you to take a look behind me. you can see just how swollen the banks of the ohio river are. this walkway completely under water. it's been a long weekend of round the clock rescues. residents struggling to keep up with the rising waters. this morning scenes of deadly and devastating flooding across the southeast. rescue operations under way in hard hit kentucky after at least nine people were killed, including one child, when more than 8 inches of rain battered parts of the state. >> every time we get a good rain it floods. every time. >> reporter: prompting more than 1,000 water rescues. >> water is close to going over the bridge. >> reporter: you can see those high waters creeping up to this

bridge in kentucky. >> oh, no. this is never gonna get fixed. >> reporter: in pikeville, flooding tearing apart road, an suv washing off the road into a ditch. in jackson, cars left abandoned, the storm leaving them submerged in water. >> this is one of the most serious weather events we've seen in at least a decade. >> reporter: president trump approving an emergency declaration for the state. in rives, tennessee, these aerial videos showing the massive scope of the damage. >> about four hours in the water. >> reporter: two residents had to be taken to safety by boat before driving themselves to union city, tennessee. they spoke to abc news from their hotel room. >> we're fortunate enough that we can stay at a hotel tonight, but what's gonna happen tomorrow, the next night, the next night? we don't know. >> reporter: they are not in the clear just yet. they are bracing across the area for snow and plummeting temperatures as we head into the week.

linsey? >> linsey: another cold one on tap. all right. thanks so much, aeult lection. ginger is here with the forecast for the forecast as well as the developing storm set to hit later on this week. feel likes ground hogs day. >> ginger: when we are saying active patterns, this is what we mean. let's start in new york city. it's quite windy out there. really windy. a bumpy camera from the statue of liberty looking at manhattan. we'll not only have wind advisories that have gusts up to 50, but if you go to scranton, or binghamton, new york, you've got warnings for up to 65 mile per hour winds. that could take down tree, even power lines. there are warnings in kentucky, southern eupbdz indiana, west virginia. that's because the rivers are up. you're gonna get snow later this week. it's gonna come from the snow where we've got winter storm warnings from kansas to arkansas. let's time out that next storm. it all starts tuesday. kansas getting hit there. oklahoma city maybe freezing. same thing for little rock tuesday. the heaviest snow looks to fall in the ozarks and makes its way across nashville and through the

mid-atlantic, like virginia and north carolina. looks like it stays off into the ocean but we'll be watching that one when it develops. that's when the heaviest snow will fall. behind that, we're talking about dallas could see wind chills close to 10 below zero. we could break dozens of record lows this week. >> rebecca: thank you, ginger. i felt that air in new york. it just blew the car door closed this morning. you've also got this flooding and the snowstorm that slammed the northeast, creating a travel mess on the roads and the air on this holiday weekend. our transportation correspondent, as luck would have it, right here, gio. break it down for us. this is messy. >> gio: it really is messy. the biggest issue are people on flights that were cancelled yesterday. they're trying to get on new flights today. there were a lot of them. take a look at this. on sunday more than 1,800 flights cancelled in the u.s., 10,000 delays. hundreds more cancelled and delayed today. if you're in the northeast, those are the airports hit the hardest. new york, boston, philly, d.c. all hit hard by snow and sleet.

winds may cause even more issues so have that airline app downloaded on your phone and ready to make any last minute changes. of course, today is president day and people will look to be hitting the roads after the long weekend. watch out for icy roads. after this wet weekend in the northeast, some areas are below freezing and that is the perfect recipe for black ice. bottom line, take your time if you're flying. try to make flight changes immediately on your app so you can get that done right away. >> rebecca: always have the app. >> gio: absolutely. while we're talking about these flight changes and emergencies, we have a travel emergency that happened over the weekend. a united flight diverted and grounded for days. trevor ault is following that. hey, trevor. >> good morning, guys. this is horrific luck for these passengers. they were trying to get to dublin. they had a medical emergency, then days of severe weather. it left everyone stuck in a canadian blizzard, some with only the clothes on their back. over the weekend, a nightmare stretch of chaos and confusion. passengers on a united flight to ireland were diverted to canada

and stranded for multiple days. >> united 23 cleared to land runway 10. >> reporter: united flight 23 from newark to dublin, instead landed at st. john's international airport in newfoundland canada because of a medical emergency. then severe weather kept them there for several more days. cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york, was on board. >> about halfway over the atlantic there was a medical emergency and we ended up with you. we're still here. >> reporter: he still presided over sunday mass in canada. >> we are sure grateful, very grateful for the hospitality that you all have shown to us. >> reporter: the airline says they needed to address a medical issue with a passenger on board. >> basically the next 3 1/2, 4 hours we sat there on the tarmac with almost no information from united. >> reporter: the passengers were taken by bus to a nearby hotel. they were then told to return to the airport saturday at 4 a.m. only to find out five minutes

before boarding that flight had been cancelled due to severe weather. >> the airline's communication with passengers have been sparce to nonexistent which is frustrating. at the same time, it'd be nice if the airline was communicating with us openly. >> this flight was finally able to make it to ireland yesterday but it impacted more than 250 passengers on board. >> gio: wow. just fascinating, cardinal dolan was on that flight. leading mass from canada. >> linsey: that would make me feel a little safer. [ laughter ] >> watching over everybody. >> rebecca: thank you so much, trevor. we appreciate it. we turn to the overhaul of the federal government. president trump taking a lap around the daytona 500 on sunday as government agencies and workers scramble amid mass layoffs. senior political correspondent rachel scott is in washington with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. these layoffs are widespread, touching every corner of the federal government. and this morning, we are learning that elon musk and his team are targeting the irs,

looking to gain access to sensitive information. this morning abc news learning elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency are looking to gain access to an irs data system that retains the personal tax information of millions of americans. it comes as musk and the administration are targeting roughly 200,000 federal employees who have been on the job for less than a year. sources say 15,000 workers at the irs facing potential layoffs in the middle of tax season. over at the faa, one union says several hundred probationary workers began to receive firing notices friday night. others could be barred from entering faa buildings tomorrow. the move comes just three weeks after the deadly midair collision over washington, d.c., and an on going shortage of air traffic controllers. immigration judges also part of sweeping cut, with 13 who were about to be sworn in, fired on friday. and two current judges were removed without cause. at the department of energy, at

least 2,000 workers let go, more than 1,000 fired from veterans affairs and another 1,000 from cdc. among them half of the agency's so called disease detectives, doctors and scientists who span out across the country and the world to stop outbreaks. despite concerns from critics, the president is showing no signs of slowing down. >> we want to downsize government but make it better. run it better, but downsize. >> reporter: nick detter worked as a natural resource specialist helping farmers reduce soil and water erosion. he was fired thursday. despite already accepting a buyout offer to be paid through september. >> i would never say there's no room for improvement and efficiency in the federal government, but in my experience over the last month with this whole thing, that's not what this has been. this has just been slash and burn. >> reporter: the administration says some terminations were sent in error to employees who accepted the buyout offer. confusion stretching to the national nuclear security administration, the agency that maintains america's nuclear stock piles. up to 300 employees were fired.

officials frantically trying to hire them back writing to employees, the termination letters for some probationary employees are being rescinded. we do not have a good way to get in touch with those personnel. so elon musk and his team promise to update their website by valentine's day with information about how much they are saving the federal government. but as of this morning that page is still blank. meanwhile the administration is facing a series of legal challenges. this morning we are learning the president's fight to fire an independent watch dog is reaching the supreme court. congress limited president's power to fire a leader without cause. the high court is expected to weigh in over the next few days. >> linsey: all right, rachel. thank you. now to negotiations to end the war in ukraine. secretary of state marco rubio and others are meeting with top russian officials as ukraine and europe fear they are being side lined. our senior national correspondent terry moran has more. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. this morning

president trump is sending those top officials to saudi arabia to meet face to face with russian negotiators for talks aimed at ending the war in ukraine, but ukraine isn't even invited to these talk. america's european allies aren't either. overnight the president's team arriving in saudi arabia to meet with vladamir putin's emissary. their mission, find a path to end the war in ukraine, almost three years after russia's brutal invasion began. >> we're moving along. we're trying to get peace between russia and ukraine. we're working very hard on it. it's a war that should have never started. >> reporter: but there are already concerns that russia has the upper hand in these talks. just days ago, president trump had a 90-minute call with putin. asked if the u.s. will call on ukraine to surrender sovereign territory now held by russia, white house official envoy steve whitkoff wouldn't answer. >> i'm not dismissive of the details. they're important. the beginning is trust building.

>> reporter: vladamir zelenskyy declaring his country will not accept a deal it did not help negotiate, and he delivered a stark warning if the u.s. pulls out of nato. >> the risk that russia will occupy europe is 100%. >> reporter: the strains in the transatlantic alliance were front and center in munich where vice president vance stunned european leaders in a speech rebuking them for trying to supress far right political parties. >> you cannot win a democratic mandate by censoring your opponents or putting them in jail. >> we just learned that president zelenskyy will be going to saudi arabia tomorrow. this is a preplanned trip. he will be speaking only with saudi officials. meanwhile marco rubio is also continuing the trump administration's efforts to find peace in gaza. trump's proposal that the u.s. should take over gaza and palestinians should be resettled has hit a dead end with arab nations. rubio is expected to press the

saudis to offer their own alternative. linsey? >> linsey: all right, terry. thank you. >> gio: now to the deadly terror attack in austria. a teen killed and five people injured after being stabbed. britt clennett joins with us more on what we know now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities now saying the suspect behind that horrific knife attack in austria was inspired by isis. officials saying a 23-year-old man from syria used a folding knife in the main square of the city in the south. he started stabbing indiscriminately killing a 14-year-old boy and injuring five others three of them are in intensive care but stable. many are praising a food delivery driver for stopping the attack by ramming his car into him, allowing police to make that arrest. the interior minister is saying the suspect has links to isis and radicalized himself online. he is charged with murder and multiple attempted murders. this is the second suspected isis inspired attack in austria in recent years. and in july, taylor swift was

forced to cancel three concerts in vienna because of a planned terror attack at the venue. rebecca? >> rebecca: just horrific. all right, britt. thank you. we're gonna switch gears and go to the nba all-star weekend that was a revamped format with steph curry winning mvp. eva pilgrim has all the details. this is always a fun one. >> this is supposed to be a fun weekend, right? nba showing out for all-star weekend. it was in san francisco, home court for steph curry of the warriors, who sank -- see this here. from like way downtown, that three point. basically half court off one leg. that shot scoring him the mvp title, his team getting the win for the weekend. as you mentioned, rebecca, it was the first year of the revamped all-star game introducing this whole new format. basically a mini tournament of sorts. four teams playing for the one title. missing on the court, lebron james. he didn't play due to foot and ankle discomfort, ending his record streak of 20 straight all-star games started.

one of the fun parts of the all-star weekend, the slam dunk contest. it did not disappoint. marc mcclung winning for the third straight time. each of his tkufrpbs were more ridiculous than the last. jumping over a car, a friend. he's the first ever to win three in a row. the biggest winner doesn't even play in the nba. this guy. he's a college student named jared. he beat all star damian lillard in a three point contest taking home a cool $100,000. if you were a college student with $100,000 in your pocket what would you do? >> linsey: i happened to watch that. my son is obsessed with mr. beast. that was the moment. it felt like he wasn't going to make it. he had to get the one before the professional got three. finally it happened for him. it was exciting. >> and $100,000. >> gio: 100,000 bucks. pretty good.

>> rebecca: not bad. go jared. go eva, too. coming up, united healthcare ceo shooting suspect luigi mangione sending his first message from behind bars. >> gio: and becky worley is bringing us the best president's day sales. hey, becky. what you got? >> that's right. i'm presiding over your president's day sales this morning. big ticket items that we're watching, like appliances, which are on sale today. they could see price increases later this year. and some surprising tech deals for this time of year cropping up. i'm gonna tell you about that and more coming up. >> linsey: the latest on the spike in egg price, jumping $0.80 in just the last month. what you can expect in the coming months. now back to ginger. >> ginger: not only are friends in kansas city saying, okay, i know we have snow, but also frost bite can happen in less than 30 minutes. that's the type of wind chill warning they are under. serious cold. it's 40 to 60 below wind chills for northern minnesota, montana, north dakota down to dallas and oklahoma city where wind chills could be some 10 to even 20 below zero,

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enough rest. i hope that didn't happen. >> rebecca: an energy right there. we're going to turn to luigi mangione, breaking his silence for the first time since his arrest. the accused murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson responding to messages of support. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky join us with more. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. like bonnie and clyde who captured the american imagination by giving the rich some of what thought many deserved, luigi mangione achieved notoriety after he was charged with premeditated murder of a healthcare executive. this morning accused killer luigi mangione is speaking out from behind bars in his first public statement since he was charged with the assassination style killing of united healthcare chief brian thompson. luigi mangione said he is overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support adding, i look forward to hearing more in the future. the statement is part of a new website luigi mangione's attorney said they set up due to the extraordinary volume of inquiries and outpour of

support. >> it seems like the case really is a litmus test for what people are thinking and maybe even how many people are visiting this website. ultimately, this is gonna be a great tool for the defense to gauge what jury selection will be like, what people's perception of luigi are. >> reporter: investigators say he stalked thompson and ambushed him from behind as he was about to enter a manhattan hotel for a work conference. the idea that luigi mangione is a hero to some prosecutors call abhorrent. seeing him as a martyr or seeing some reason to take inspiration from his alleged killing, does that worry you? >> it's deeply disturbing. >> reporter: in his online statement, luigi mangione said mail has flooded the jail in brooklyn since his arrival in new york following his arrest in pennsylvania. supporters are sending books, photographs and money. as of this morning his online legal defense fund has raised more than $450,000. >> that's a lot of money that can go a long way. hopefully, at least for luigi,

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guys? >> gio: all right, erielle. lots to watch for there. very important. thank you. coming up later here, shakira canceling a concert on her tour, telling fans she was hospitalized. what we know about her condition this morning. next here, becky worley is all about president's day sales. hey, becky. >> hey, gio. appliances polling high today. tech making a surprise surge. and shoes, apparel and cars also showing up on president's day. all for you, if you know where to look. and i do. i'll tell you about it when we come back. it when we come right back. ♪ ♪ [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪

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>> gio: we are back with the president's day sales that are dropping right now. new data from adobe show consumers plan to spend about $9.7 billion online over the holiday weekend which culminates in sales today. consumer correspondent becky worley is tracking all the savings. what are the biggest discounts right now? >> well, gio, adobe predicting that clothing, furniture and electronics will see the discounts that are greatest this weekend. let's talk about electronics. they're interesting. we don't normally see them discounted this time of year. an example of a good deal, macbook air normally $999 is $799 at amazon. i also saw a lot of deals on windows lap tops. >> gio: let's talk about those big ticket purchases. what are you finding?

>> i'm focusing on anything that has metal in it that could be impacted by the tariffs on steel and aluminum. let's start with appliances. wal-mart has a chest freezer. it was $299, now $145. even bigger things with metal, if you need a new car, president's day can offer reduced prices and better incentives like lower interest rates. much needed right now. two deals they highlighted the kia niro ev, 17% off msrp. then nissan altima 10% off. now might be a good time to think about it. >> gio: i know that clothing, the sales are about 10% off. but i know you are finding much better deals right now. >> yes. target has up to 40% off of men's, women's and kids' clothing. and remember, this is the last sales weekend until memorial day in may. i'm taking stock of the shoe situation with my teens. adidas has 30% off everything

sale. zappos has a sale on kids and adult shoes over 3,000 styles discounted. gio, they say teens' feet stop growing at some point, but i have not seen any indication of that. [ laughter ] >> gio: absolutely. you keep looking for those sales, becky. thank you so much, as always. all right, linsey. >> linsey: i got to get in on those shoe deals. every week we gotta get a new pair. coming up more savings on the way. we have a steals and deals takeover. tory johnson and teachers using their day off to bring us deals and steals all at least 50% off. next, daytona 500 winner william byron joins us live for our "play of the day." ♪ (man) got o. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool.

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>> linsey: back now with our play of the day. take a look. this is the moment of the 2025 daytona 500. the winning moment william byron in car number 24 taking the checkered flag and winning the great american race. he is kind enough to join us now from florida. first of all, huge congratulations to you. >> gio: yes. >> thank you. >> linsey: this is your second win in a row. only five drivers have ever done that. give us a sense of that moment, you grab the flag, jump into the arms of your team. what did that feel like? >> yeah. it's great to be with you guys this morning. it was an awesome night. we just had so much fun celebrating with my team.

just really proud of all their effort. it was really cool. it's hard to win one of these races but to go back to back was really special. it was an awesome night. >> gio: william this was just a crazy race. you were ninth in that final lap. then there was that big crash. how did you pull this off? >> yeah. crazy series of events. we had a really good restart. was able to push our way forward on the outside lane. little more maneuverable. had some options. like you saw there, we were able to miss a wreck in turn three and come around the outside. just a crazy series of events. daytona's one of our wildest races. typically plays out in a crazy fashion. >> rebecca: you got lucky, but you also were prepared for that luck on the outside track there. you are the youngest driver to win the daytona 500 twice, and

you've now surpassed your boss, the legendary jeff gordon. what was it like to see him after that win, to hear from him? how's he feeling today? >> it was pretty cool. he was really fired up. honestly, jeff is around a lot with the race team. he's in a lot of our meetings. he's been a big mentor for me personally. to have him in victory lane was really special. he's happier than anybody on the team. so it's really cool to see him there and have that moment with him. >> linsey: after the first few laps, of course, was that rain delay for more than 3.5 hours. how do you stay focused during that length of time? >> honestly, you kind of just, your mind goes to a different place. there's nothing you can really do to prepare for the race at that point. honestly going into sunday i was just prepared to race with no weather delays. when we had a 3 1/2 hour delay, you have to try and kill the time somehow.

i took a nap. [ laughter ] that definitely gave me some more energy. we were going until about 11 p.m. last night. >> rebecca: you can take a nap? >> gio: i was just wondering what? a nap? >> it was pretty nice. >> gio: i'll bet. >> my crew chief suggested taking a nap. it was a good call. >> gio: you have this really incredible story. you started later than most drivers. you started with online simulators. then you started racing truck, then nascar. do you still do the online simulators? >> i do. it's honestly been an integral part of how we prepare nowadays. in simulation, it's really taken over in our sport. so, yeah. i started on i-racing when i was younger. honestly, it was the only way i was going to get into motor sports, was trying to get on simulation and learn how to drive that way. so it's crazy how the sport's progressed and how that's really taken over. >> rebecca: it really has. a lot of young people are looking up to you this morning.

what's your advice to them if they're thinking i want to get into nascar, i want to be like william? >> i would say just follow your dreams. honestly for me, it was just a passion of mine. i never expected to be a nascar driver. i think that for me, i just loved racing. i loved cars. i spent every day waking up dreaming about being at the race track. >> gio: all right, william byron, thank you so much. congratulations again. it's so great that you got up early to join us after a night of celebrations. >> rebecca: he did take that nap. >> gio: thank you. coming up later, breaking at 8, the latest on the pope's health. james longman is live at the vatican. and will reeve will join us. he's fresh off the bafta win. stick around. you're watching "gma" on this president's day monday. watchins presidents' day morning.

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a night filled with surprise winners. >> conclave! [ cheers ] >> linsey: what it all means for oscar night just two weeks away? and a special moment for will reeve and his siblings. >> these three magnificent people. [ applause ] >> linsey: he tells us about the moment the documentary about their father, superman the christopher reeve story, won. ♪ i want it that way ♪ >> gio: and this is a big deal. a full half hour of deals and steals for president's day, all with free shipping. tory johnson brought special guest, teacher, to guide us through the savings. they're saying -- >> good morning america! [ applause ] >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday "good morning america." >> rebecca: good morning america. it is great to have you here, and to have tory johnson here with a very special president's day deals and steals.

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>> ginger: at least nine people were killed in flash flooding over the weekend in kentucky alone. we see the pictures coming out of there. this was forecast an all day event saturday. more than 8 inches of rain falling. you had big time for issues. some of the northwestern tennessee, some of the pictures. we had dam issues. we're still watching for the flood warnings. the levels don't go down automatically just because the rain has passed. we have power outages up through new york, pennsylvania, even connecticut with a lot of wind behind this. we're talking about wind speeds somewhere up wards of 65 miles per hour. that could impact travel in a place called boston. our next storm goes from kansas, missouri, ozarks, eventually virginia and north carolina for the midweek. big time cold, cold as ten below for wind chills near dallas. >> linsey: just painful. all right, ginger. thank you. now the latest on pope francis. vatican says his condition is improving but the 88-year-old remains in a hospital in rome with bronchitis.

our chief international correspondent james longman joins us from vatican city. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. pope francis has spent his third night in hospital where he's being treated for bronchitis. we did have an update. they are calling this a complex picture. he's being treated for a respiratory tract infection. they also say he has overcome his fever and has been prescribed essentially complete rest. so over the last few days he's been resting, reading and praying in the suites of rooms on the tenth floor of the hospital. he's also found time for a little bit of work. we called on friday and saturday the holy family parish in gaza, which he's done almost every day since the war there started to intensify. that underscores the problem here. pope francis does not want to stop working. he continues to battle his way through since his diagnosis last thursday. but doctors and officials say, no, you must go to the hospital. i think there was some concern because on two occasions over that week he did have to stop during public meetings to catch

his breath. this is an 88-year-old we're talking about, someone who had part of a lung removed when he was younger. so they are taking every precaution necessary. gio? >> gio: absolutely. glad he's feeling better and the world is praying for him. thanks so much, james. now jay-z speaking out after a woman who charged him of sexual assault withdrew the lawsuit. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is back with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: of all the civil lawsuits against sean diddy combs, the one from an alabama woman stood out because it alleged depraved conduct by combs and shawn jay-z carter that took place when she was 13. the woman whose identity remains secret dropped her suit after jay-z's attorney said there were glaring inconsistencies in her account. at first the woman's attorney stood by her allegation that was said to have occurred after the 2000 mtv video music awards. but on friday, without giving a reason, they dropped the case. they did so in such a way it cannot be filed again.

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we are cheering him on. good morning, erielle. >> you might recognize him. uk honoring film in london. the night was packed with glamour, emotion, drama, some surprises, and a big win for one of our own. a big night at the 78th annual bafta awards. >> the bafta goes to conclave. >> reporter: the star studded show across the pond largely seen as a bell weather for hollywood's upcoming red carpet season, delivering some surprises. >> mikey madison. >> reporter: with mikey madison taking home statue for best statue for anora. >> mikey madison winning says we are in a very unpredictable season. >> adrian brody. >> reporter: the brutalist sweeping four categories including leading category adrien brody. >> thank you. i will cherish this. thank you all. >> reporter: zoe saldana emotional when accepting her supporting actress award for

emelia perez. >> films are supposed to change hearts and just challenge minds. i hope i did something like this. >> reporter: the papal drama with its a-list cast, nominated for 11 awards, collecting the top honor of best film. prince william making a video appearance as part of the rising star awards handed out to david johnson. >> since 2006 this award has nos only championed the industry's rising stars but has helped inspire the next generation of acting talents to pursue their dreams. >> the bafta goes to superman the christopher reeve story. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and our own will reeve and his siblings matthew and alexandra in london celebrating a win on the documentary about their legendary dad, super man the christopher reeve story. >> we thought we were making a film about super man the ultimate super hero. ultimately we realized we were making a film about someone who was a hero, but very much a

human being. to these three magnificent people -- [ applause ] alexandra, will and matthew reeve, the children of christopher reeve. without them, we wouldn't be here tonight. >> reporter: will sending us these photos with their prized new golden hardware. the baftas are often seen as a predictor of what's to come. what about will and his siblings? >> rebecca: we love will. we appreciate you bringing us that story. joining us now, as luck would have it, from london, fresh off his family's bafta win, it is will reeve. so great to see you, will. [ applause ] >> gio: congratulations. >> rebecca: we are so proud of you. >> will: thank you. thank you so much. >> rebecca: it's afternoon. you feeling good? >> will: i've been avoiding direct sunlight and any sudden

movement, but we are ultimately riding high. it's been an awesome experience. something i didn't expect. i had said like empty offer to our bosses like, hey, if we win, i'll pop up from london on monday, not thinking we would win. [ laughter ] here i am. i don't really know. here i am. it was an amazing night. >> linsey: there was thunderous applause as you're up there with your siblings. how did that feel to, see so many people cheering on your dad and family? >> will: the actual experience, linsey, was almost out of body, surreal. you heard thomas and mackenzie say super -- that's all i heard. [ laughter ] all of a sudden there i was standing on stage. i was like, are there other documentaries that start with super? no. okay. that's us then. i got to run up to the stage. then all of a sudden there i am standing on stage, all of the people applauding the work of

the amazing filmmakers we trusted with our story. i was making direct eye contact with timothee chalamet and hugh grant. i was like, what's going on here? it was nice to see this project that we were so proud to be associated with be rewarded in such a beautiful way. >> gio: will, i think what's so special. it was 45 years ago when your dad won the bafta for super man. >> yes. >> gio: how meaningful was it for you to be on that same stage? >> will: it was remarkable. he won promising newcomer for his role in super man. that set off his amazing career. it was a full circle moment to be on stage accepting a bafta. it's the last award this thing is going to win. it wasn't nominated for an oscar. we can debate the merits of that some other time. we're just so honored. my dad raised my brother and sister here in london, so it was

a homecoming for them. our whole family is here. we had a great time celebrating, being together. it's a full circle moment for sure that we'll never forget. >> rebecca: wonderful. such a special night. will, you might have been surprised. nobody here was surprised about this win. >> linsey: so well deserved. >> will: thank you so much. >> rebecca: beautifully done. we're so proud of you. i hate to say it, but we hope you hurry back 'cause we need you back here. [ laughter ] back in new york. >> will: this isn't mine. i have to give this back to our executive producer. i'm going to the airport. see you tomorrow in studio. >> gio: all right. awesome. thank you, will. >> rebecca: pop news time, gio. are you ready for this? >> gio: are you ready for this? let's talk pop news this morning. we start with the road to the oscars after the bafta gave us some front runners. the oscars race is heating up, with less than two weeks to go until the ceremony. this morning 16 time oscar nominee diane warren is opening up to chris connelly about the

gorgeous song created for tyler perry's world war two drama. take a look. >> chris: what were your feelings about the response to it? >> the way they use the song was so perfect. that amazing scene. and then the song comes on. my favorite line in the whole song is when you go on with your heart you can go farther than you ever thought possible. that's the line. i've always gone with my heart. >> gio: beautiful. warren going on to reveal after five decades in the movie business, she feel likes she's just getting started. you can hear more during a special edition of "20/20" countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. it airs friday the 28th. you can watch the oscars airing march 2nd at 7:00 p.m. all of it happening right here on abc. >> linsey: i'll rooting for her after years of being nominated. of course, she did get the honorary oscar.

let's see what happens. >> gio: absolutely. agree with you there. also in music news, just days after launching her new world tour, shakira announced a last minute cancellation of her performance in peru. she touched down in lima over the weekend. just hours before the show, shakira posted a statement on instagram writing she was hospitalized for an abdominal issue and her doctors told her she would not be well enough to form. telling her fans she's hoping to be better for tonight's show and is working on rescheduling sunday's performance. overnight she thanked her fans on social media writing, thank you all for your loving messages. you give me so much strength. i love you with all my heart. glad she's doing better. >> rebecca: definitely. >> gio: this is my favorite story of the morning. there's nothing like the love of a dog. there's nothing like this dog's love of one show that toddler parents everywhere will recognize. check it out.

♪ >> dad! >> what? what? >> gio: see his ears perking up? that's bluey of course. little humans aren't the only ones who love that show. that's blackjack a black lab mix. his foster mom is a lawyer who lives in miami. her video already racking up 19 million views on tik tok. with her viral fame, she is encouraging her viewers to support animal lovers rescue in miami writing in her own comments there, there are so many cute pups that need homes. i really made time for this story so, america, you are welcome. [ laughter ] that's pop news. >> linsey: a dog that likes screen time. ginger? let's send it back over to you. >> ginger: thank you all so

much. this morning, dallas texas is freezing, 32. that is nothing compared to what's coming by wednesday. wait until you see these numbers. we have cold weather alerts. wind chills around dallas could be subzero by the mid week. that's why you see those right through the panhandle of texas, oklahoma city and that area could see wind chills as low as 20 below. minneapolis, up along the northern plains could be 40 to 50 below zero for the wind chills. yes, we will be seeing record lows broken not only tomorrow but wednesday, thursday, too. let's get a check closer to home.

>> linsey: are you ready to laugh? we are here with one of the most popular comics around standup comedian and podcaster chris distefano. he is part of hulu's hilarious comedy launch. he joins us now to tell us about his new special. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. first of all, let me say i like this group. i like you guys. i think this is what i want the new show, us four. we'll call it good morning united states. [ laughter ] what do you think? i think george and robin -- >> gio: what would you do? >> what? >> gio: what would you do? >> weather man? [ laughter ] >> rebecca: ginger! >> weather woman. i like you guys. the energy in here is nice. good. it's president's day. fun. guy's got a million dollar smile. >> rebecca: he sure does. we're happy you're here. >> linsey: let's start with the title just unfortunate. where did you come up with it?

>> i didn't come up with the title. i usually have my 9-year-old daughter delilah watching. she made my last special. she called it speshy weshy. [ laughter ] i said do you have a name for this one? she said speshy weshy 2? i was like, you can't do that. her and i watched. she always say it's unfortunate. i said what about it's just unfortunate? >> linsey: it stuck. >> i couldn't pick a name so i just named it as just unfortunate. >> rebecca: all right. >> my girl knows how to build stuff. like that's -- i don't know how to build anything. i can build walls emotionally. [ laughter ] i'm good at that. you want a wall up? i'll do that. >> gio: is there anything off limits for you? i mean, obviously, you have three kids. got a lot of loved ones. do you ever make jokes about them? >> honestly, with my comedy, i

just do it and hope for the best. i change names. my father is like an old school italian guy from new york. there's been a couple times when i first started comedy. he's like, it's funny, but don't mention vinny. [ laughter ] i just don't want to deal with problems from some of the guys in the neighborhood so i change names. for the most part my family, they enjoy it. i think they get a kick out of it. yeah. my wife, sometimes if i push too far. hey, you want to go on a trip? i'll take you on a trip, a vacation. sorry about that, babe. you know? >> rebecca: speshy weshy your kids are pretty involved in this. >> right. >> rebecca: do they ever write jokes? >> the last one was speshy weshy on another network, not hulu, which is the best network. [ laughter ] it was just unfortunate. what i love about my children is they're very honest. my kids do not sit still, right? they're children. i have them sit and watch my specials. they'll usually sit for like 45

minute, not move, watch it, not laugh. my 9-year-old turns around and goes, it's not for me. it's not for me. throw on cocoa melon. >> rebecca: even your 3-year-old watches? >> my 3-year-old, she's great. she'll sit on my lap. she's like a little parrot. she'll sit on my lap and laugh. my 9-year-old is honest. i appreciate that about her. she's like, dad, it's good, just not for me. i don't get it. >> linsey: honesty. >> yeah. i like it. >> linsey: a guy from new york, i have to imagine is your dream to play madison square garden. >> come on. >> linsey: dream come true. >> september 11, it's been. my only goal in standup was to get to that, and i'm going to probably be the first guy ever to headline madison square garden and lose money, because i have to give my family like 50,000 free tickets. my father has been like everybody, my mother needs 1000 tickets, so it's just what it is. it's just my life. but come to the show. >> how long does it take you to, like, prepare the jokes? do you prepare or do you just stand up

there and start? >> no no, no. yeah. no, i prepare and usually i write most in therapy when i'm in therapy. and my therapist is just like, you have a lot of issues. so i'm like, let me write that down. thank you. >> it's just unfortunate. that's it. all right. that's it. we get it now. it's just unfortunate. streams this friday on hulu. and coming up are deals and steals. extravaganza begins. bargains to keep cozy. hit the road and look your best. all with free shipping. stay with us. >> naya rivera. she was a shining star of glee. her sudden drowning death shocked everyone. now her ex-husband, ryan dorsey opens up in his emotional first tv interview and about raising their son josey alone. this week on good morning america. >> the road to the oscars is heating up. the mornings on gma. the stars, the style. all the inside buzz on hollywood's biggest night. >> we are on the road to the oscars. >> every morning the countdown is on. no one does the oscars like good morning america. >> the view is live with the

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and marcus. coming up. >> we'll chat with anthony michael hall, plus the host of extreme makeover home edition. stop by. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you guys in 30 minutes. it's cloudy out there. a live look from our east bay hills camera. temperatures right now are mainly in the 40s currently. this afternoon expect a mix of sun and clouds out there. daytime highs mainly in the mid 50s to the lower 60s. amanda. >> all right drew thank you. and we will have another abc seven news update in about 0 minutes. and on our news app als app and abc seven abc seven news.com. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> rebecca: we are back with a very special president's day deals and steals extravaganza. we have a full half hour dedicated to deals. we are joined by teachers. thank you so much, teachers. thank you, tory, for bringing us all of this. >> tory: i'm excited. i've got to start off with a thank you to lisa.

she walked in here, not knowing what she was going to do today. we said, put on these jeans. can you imagine you've never put the jeans on before? that speaks to, a, lisa going with it and, b, the fit and fabulousness of these jeans. they look amazing. >> rebecca: they look fantastic. >> tory: they look like these are your jeans. that's what's special about nydj. they are figure flattering, they are curve curve enhancing. they just fit and feel fabulous on everybody even when you put them on for the first time. we've got today eight different styles, 38 different options with all of the washes and lengths. if you're looking for new jeans today's your day to get in on these. the maryland straight, they've sold more than 20 million of that pair. that's how much these are beloved. 50% off and free shipping. >> rebecca: free shipping. we love it. you did a great job with that, lisa. >> tory: you look fabulous. with the jeans, gotta have some dazzling diamonds. oh yeah.

>> rebecca: bling it up. >> tory: kathy is wearing our lab grown diamonds from grown brilliance. these are phenomenal. i bought mine at christmas time and i wear them every single day. i rotate them out. >> rebecca: so sparkley. >> tory: there's so much sparkle to these piece. all are set in white gold. we have the gorgeous set earrings. also the beautiful pendant. you can ham it up a little. that's okay. [ laughter ] we've got the beautiful pendants. we also have the inside out hoops. >> rebecca: those are gorgeous. >> tory: they are gorgeous. we also have a 5 carat tennis necklace that i am eyeing that is gorgeous. any of the pieces, even from the smallest of the studs to the largest, you get so much bling for your buck with these. they look gorgeous on. they're designed to last. all 50% off plus free shipping. >> rebecca: she's excited about that. >> tory: of course. then, of course, a new bag is always a favorite from malibu sky.

>> rebecca: cute. >> tory: this is an adorable cross body bag. you were modelling it. cross body. you can put it over your shoulder. it is an adjustable strap you can wear any which way you want. plus three compartments. we've got the quilted vegan leather which is beautiful. fully lined on the inside. then the clear. if you are going to concert, stadium, being able to have the clear. >> rebecca: this feels fabulous. >> tory: it's a good deal. this one -- do you want to say it? read that there. >> $20 plus free shipping. 74% off. oh my gosh. >> tory: that's amazing. $20. that's a good one. >> rebecca: that's a great one. >> tory: you were as surprised as i was. okay. i don't know if isabelle ever makes you play teacher? >> rebecca: all the time. >> tory: okay. so then you're gonna be good at this. i brought you a pointer. this was created by a plastic surgeon to help treat patients' skin.

focused on four visible signs of youthful, wonderful skin. hydration, even skin tone, smooth texture and firmness. if you've got those -- you did it. >> rebecca: now i have to do it 12 more times exactly like that. >> tory: exactly. if you can take care of those four, then your skin has that youthful, fabulous glow. that's what these products are all about. we've got the detox pads one of the fan favorites. >> rebecca: those are great. >> tory: gets rid of everything that's on your skin but it doesn't strip it. it doesn't leave it dry. it leaves it nice and moisturized. we also have the hydration serum which is a really good one for that every day hydration. especially when you're staring at screens all day. everything slashed in half, plus free shipping! thank you. all right. then great makeup brushes. a makeup brush is everything, yes. you got that blush thing going on. that's perfect. what i love about these, first,

rebecca, feel how soft they are. >> rebecca: that is really soft. >> tory: these are unbelievable soft. these were created by a makeup instructor and influencer who really had used every kind of brush out there. created these based on being completely vegan, cruelty free, synthetic fibers unbelievably soft. they're not going to absorb excess products. the product you use goes on your face and nothing goes to waste. they feel fabulous but they perform even better. we've got singles and sets. really great, also for concealer, everything 50% off, plus free shipping. >> rebecca: you look so natural. >> tory: stunning. and then finally -- she got it. we've got everything from cozier. bamboo bedding that's unbelievably soft. i've been using it since the day we brought it to deals and steals. and then all of this unbelievable fleece, the lounge wear, the pajamas.

the feel and fit are fabulous. you promised you would do some moves. [ laughter ] exactly. >> very comfortable. very soft. >> tory: that's what you get when it's 50% off and free shipping. we get a little shimmy there. >> rebecca: we love the shimmy and teachers. thank you so much to all of you. coming up tory and the teachers are back with more deals on travel gear, photo storage and more. so stay with us, guys. thank you. gear, photo ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> gio: we're gonna keep it going with more deals and steals on this president's day. we've got free shipping for everything. we have tory and some incredible teachers here. tory, let's start with the luggage. >> tory: okay. let's start with -- how about our dazzling model here, samantha. she's ready to show that samsonite off. it has four wheels. double the wheels makes the maneuverability so much easier. when you're lugging it through the airport, it's easy. effortless. >> gio: i've been looking for a hard shell. >> tory: the hard side luggage is fabulous. we also have their mobile collection. these pieces are fabulous, too. all of them have great organizational options. what you're really getting with samsonite is the stability, reliability, ease of movement. it's a name you can trust. with our deal today, everything

is slashed in half, with pieces starting at just $17.50. >> gio: oh wow. >> linsey: i need that in my life. gio was saying shakira. like in a different -- i was always calling her shakira. this is what i need for help with my language, right? >> tory: especially it helps with pronunciation against that of native speakers. gives you feedback. [ laughter ] janet actually, you are using it to learn hebrew. >> exactly. >> tory: but your students use it? >> i work at the largest middle school in manhattan and we use it for multilanguage learners to learn english. >> tory: so with our deal today you get life time access. you can either choose to learn one language or get access to all 25 languages. you can use it on desk top, tablet or your phone with lessons in as little as five minutes so you can squeeze them in on the go, when there are commercial breaks. when gio tries to stump you. [ laughter ] then that true accent feature they have, helps you with your pronunciation.

it's all about getting a deeper understanding of language so you learn it. what you learn lasts. it's not fleeting. single language life time access with our deal $89. all 25 languages life time access $140. >> rebecca: wow. >> gio: that is a huge deal. >> a really good deal. >> gio: also good for people -- >> tory: teacher approved. >> linsey: teacher approved. >> gio: so we've got the languages. got the luggage. now what do we do with the photos from the trip? >> tory: if you have a lot of photos. if you are running out of memory on your phone. if you are changing phones or just want peace of mind picture keeper is fabulous. this tiny thing would plug into either iphone, android. you can do it in -- yep. you can use it on a desk top as well. it will store, back up all of those pictures and video memory. we also have one of their brand new options that's gonna work for large documents. if you have documents you want

to save and you want peace of mind there's an option for that. these are really, to me, all about peace of mind to have that extra backup. everything from picture keeper starts at $48. plus what are the two words? >> free shipping! [ applause ] >> tory: you got it. you got it. wait, you guys. i love this. when you don't want memories of something, guard your id is the best way to protect your private information from prying eyes. go on, linsey. you just roll it -- go ahead, do it again. just roll that right over any information that you want to conceal. think about bills, bank statements, any kind of address labels. you can do it even on a prescription bottle. >> linsey: you don't have to shred everything. >> tory: shreds not ecofriendly. so with this, you cover it up and drop it right in the trash. we're entering tax season, but quite frankly, all year round you want to keep your private information private.

>> gio: that is so smart. >> tory: and so easy. little therapeutic. >> you can throw out anything and you don't have to worry about it. >> tory: never have to worry about it. we've got sets created today $20 and free shipping. >> linsey: it's a good one. >> gio: foot wear. >> tory: foot wear. this is orthotic. if you're standing on your feet all day, these are amazing. they're designed for men and women. they're specifically designed to allow proper arch alignment directly under the anatomical arch. they've taken thousands of data points to create these. it's not just a one style fits all. there's a big variety depending on activity. so every day comfort, exercise, running, metatarsel support. choose based on the shoes that are not comfortable that you need. they're 50% off an free shipping. >> linsey: for our teachers on their feet all the time. >> tory: yep, yep. now the cushy cushion. you put that behind any chair. you can use it on a classroom

chair, a car chair, a couch. >> gio: at an anchor desk. [ laughter ] >> tory: it immediately allows you to relieve the pain to the lower back for better support and better posture. this is a phenomenal product. my husband uses it in the car every day. it is $20 and free shipping. >> linsey: not bad at all. >> gio: tory, you're not done yet. >> tory: no, no. >> gio: let's go to ginger now with the weather. >> ginger: anybody who took their winter break in aspen is probably very happy because they have more than a foot of snow. these beautiful images just prove that. look at that looking nice. they also, though, have avalanche warnings through utah because of the wind and heavy snow yet to come. stay off the back country and just stay on those group trails any of the areas you see highlighted there. because avalanche alerts are still up. we'll look for another 6 to 12 inches generally across parts of the rockies. all right. let's get a check now closer to home.

>> gio: samantha still spinning that samsonite. [ laughter ] coming up you can't stop these bargains. tory and her teachers are back with must haves for your home, blanket, a bean bag chair, all with free shipping. stick around here on gma.

>> linsey: we are back with our deals and steals extravaganza with tory and the teachers who joined us for president's day. all the deals have free shipping. they've all been amazing. gio's already reclining. that's what makes this deals and steals different. >> gio: this is great. >> tory: this is the moon pod. it's reinvented the bean bag chair. >> gio: how does it feel like this? >> tory: you tell me. >> gio: i'm floating. >> tory: they call this zero

gravity chair because it feels like you are floating. >> gio: i've been in zero gravity. it does. [ laughter ] >> tory: we got it from the expert there. it's thousands of little beads that are inside this that help conform to your body. there's a variety of options. you can get a single, a double. you can get these extra sets to add even more comfort. we also have their blankets right there. they call this the galaxy blanket because they're so super soft and cozy. it's made with their plush throw. exactly. yeah. sure. [ laughter ] >> gio: this is nice. >> tory: you're ready. i feel like this could go in your office when you need a little snooze in there. >> rebecca: nighty night. >> tory: all of these today from moon pod are slashed in half, plus free shipping. beloved by the whole family. >> gio: that's amazing. do i have to move? [ laughter ] >> rebecca: gio is not included in this deal. >> tory: these are some of the most beloved by gma shoppers.

we have even more colors. got this dual peach skin like finish. they get softer with every wash. plus so many different colors. an easy way to change the atmosphere in your bedroom just by changing the color of bedding. we also have the duvet covers, their oversized comforters. you can even just get pillow cases, which you guys have asked me for before. then the faux mink robe. i'm sorry. i'm petting you. this is so soft. >> it is. >> tory: it feels so good. if you want to add a little luxury, throw on the robe, too. we love peach skin sheets, as do you guys. everything slashed in half. there you go. starting at $20 for pillowcases. really nice. then, obviously, to go with your bedding, some fresh pillows. these are really great. they've got scrumptious written on them because they are indeed scrumptious. they're from honey dew. what's great about them is that they feel soft and luxurious

while also being supportive. so lot of times you kind of get one or the other, but you don't get both. you get everything with these. they will not flatten over time which is also another benefit. we also have from them one of their side sleepers that has a cooling effect to it, so if you want to sleep cooler. we also have their eye mask. if better sleep, you want that in your future. >> linsey: who doesn't? >> tory: this is a good one. all 50% off and free shipping. really nice. this is canapy. this is an aromatherapy diffuser. the special thing about this is it is waterless. >> gio: just drop it in. >> tory: yes. exactly. three fan speeds in there. it's the fan speeds and technology that's allowing you to emit that scent. we've got a blueberry wine scent here. you'll get three different essential oil scents plus the

diffuser. you get a really nice kit. because there's no water and mist, it's not gonna grow mold inside which is one of the complaints about the diffusers that use water. >> gio: i love how small it is. >> tory: we're not having any mold. >> gio: not at all. >> rebecca: great. >> tory: 50% off and free shipping from canapy. >> rebecca: excellent. >> tory: all right. shinery. when you get that diamond jewelry, you just want to make your own jewelry sparkle, you go from dull and dirty. where's your -- got one of these white -- you can use the little wipe to do it on the go. the good news about this -- any kind of jewelry. we also have, this is their han wash, which is the most popular, most known for. it's a plant based wash so you can keep your ring on and wash your hands at the same time. it will clean your hands and jewelry. i personally love and use the brush. great on metal washes. great if you wear a lot of stuff that you don't like taking off but you like keeping it clean all the time. that's great.

everything from shinery is fabulous. it's been an oprah favorite years in a row because it's that good. all 50% off, plus free shipping from shinery. >> gio: clearly a tory favorite. >> tory: it is really a favorite. last but not least, makeup eraser. easy way to take off makeup, including lipstick. >> linsey: wow. look at that. >> tory: she goes from spinning luggage to taking off her makeup. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: she does it all. >> tory: that's a true teacher. thanks, guys. >> oh yeah. >> tory: and i love these. with just water it takes off everything. we've got so many adorable singles and sets. $5 to $11, plus free shipping. this is one even now our shoppers say, i start stocking up on these for christmas. >> rebecca: these are so smart. >> gio: you were so great with the show and tell. >> thanks. oh yeah. >> rebecca: we've learned so much from you, tory, and all the teachers here. thank you so much to all of you. [ applause ]

>> tory: yay. >> rebecca: making a difference in so many kids' lives. we've partnered with all these companies on these great deals. you can get them at our website. we'll be right back. [ applause ]

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