>> number seven, wendy's is hitting the gas on its drive thru, i experiment. they're expanding a system that can take your order without a human to up to 600 locations. wendy's ceo says they really liked the results. after a pilot program. i'm sorry to all those people who will be losing their jobs. >> yeah. what happens then? >> oh, man. >> will we have any human interaction in the future? >> i sure hope so. >> we have human interaction at seven. at seven. so join >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. record breaking cold for millions. the investigation into the delta plane crash. and the seal pup rescue you have to see. arctic blast. wind chills below zero as far south as texas, as a new winter storm moves across the south. snow falling in hard hit kentucky wreaking havoc on roads

with 100 million americans on alert. >> michael: google search for is it safe to fly are spiking, as investigators review this video to determine what caused the fiery plane crash in toronto. >> that was forward, right? >> michael: plus new footage of the chaos on board, as we hear from another passenger. >> george: breaking overnight. president trump falsely blames ukraine for starting the war with russia despite putin's invasion three years ago. all the fallout this morning. >> robin: the roller coaster for some federal employees. >> i was three days away from my due date on friday when i got that termination letter. my paid maternity leave is off the table and my health insurance is set to lapse at the end of this month. >> robin: and now the trump administration reversing course, hiring back some federal employees that were laid off, including workers vital to the

nation's bird flu response and managing our nuclear stock pile. >> not guilty. >> michael: rapper asap rocky acquitted in his assault trial, jumping into rhianna's arms after the verdict. the reaction this morning. >> robin: fiery rescue. >> get her outta there! >> robin: first responders rushing to save a woman trapped inside her car after a rollover crash on the highway. this morning the officer who jumped into action. >> she clung to me on the side of the road. i just held her. i just told her i have her. ♪ >> george: selena gomez and tracy abram, and the lost seal pup rescued in the streets of a city. where the pup was found and how it was saved. >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday. "good morning america." >> george: little seal pup to start your wednesday. hope you all are doing well. we have a lot of news including the latest state to ban cell

phones in schools. at least eight states have enacted these bans. more are considering it. >> robin: gio is standing by with the latest on the plane crash in toronto. he will be there for us in just a moment. we're gonna have a reality check though on plane safety and concerns about flying with small children. >> michael: big concerns there. we begin with at least 20 states under snow and ice alerts from louisiana to southern delaware, as this winter storm moves east. this morning record cold temperatures are already being reported. our alex perez in louisville, as kentucky is still dealing with the after math of deadly flooding. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. it has been a difficult few days for so many here in kentucky. i want you to look behind me. you can see all of that water. they are still recovering from the weekend floods. now all of this snow across the area creating even more problems. this morning the latest winter storm wreaking havoc on the roads with wrecks reported all across the heartland, as the

blast of arctic air leaving residents bracing for the deep chill. freezing rain turning road ways into ice rinks in oklahoma city, seen here with this lowe's truck left spinning on the road. frozen debris catching one driver by surprise along route 78 in pennsylvania. a chunk of ice flying off a tractor trailer and punching through this man's windshield. and this snow plow clipped by a semi that later ended up crashing into a barrier wall. officials in north carolina declaring a state of emergency. >> our greatest concerns are potential power outages and road safety. >> reporter: in the midwest, they're bunkering down for the bitter cold. >> cold weather tonight will be impossible. >> reporter: and snow slamming kentucky overnight, the state already reeling from flash flooding that left at least 14 dead and neighborhoods submerged in icy waters. and officials here say they are working to make sure those who

need a warm place to stay are able to find that shelter. temperatures are expected to rebound just a little bit, as we head into the weekend. george. >> george: alex, thank you very much. let's go to ginger. i see my daughter down in nashville is getting snow. >> ginger: she is. stay off the roads if you can. give it a little time. it's ending in nashville. memphis has slick roads overnight as well. much of i 40 would have this, as well as all the side roads. there are some schools closed in the region. we still have warnings up from norfolk, newport news down to north and east of raleigh. that's where the heaviest snow today will fall. there will be ice concerns on the southern side of it. that's gonna come through the afternoon and evening as we stop the clock 8:30 p.m. most of that leaves. they're getting puffs of snow thursday. we get a little dusting here. majority of the big storm gone by thursday. then it's about the cold. we're not talking about just cold, but daily record lows falling already this morning from oklahoma city. they just broke it, wichita, amarillo. rapid city and billings. the cold weather alerts go down into texas. this is today.

tomorrow, baton rouge could be breaking records. we don't warm up until next week. but we do warm up. >> robin: ginger, thanks as always. we have the latest on the investigation into the plane crash in toronto. investigators are reviewing video of the moment the jet touched down, erupted in flames before ending up on its back. transportation correspondent gio benitez is in toronto with the latest details for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. that piece of video is absolutely critical because it show, in very clear detail, how that crash actually happened with everyone on board surviving. this morning investigators pouring over this video, trying to determine what caused delta flight 4819 to flip over on the runway at toronto pearson international airport. the plane from minneapolis with 80 people on board seen approaching the runway, when the landing gear appears to collapse. the right wing striking the ground, sparking flames. the plane rolling over on its

side, then on its back, sliding down the runway as a massive plume of smoke fills the air. >> you can see it actually visually unfold in front of you. to see the right bring down a little bit, which is characteristic of going into a cross wind landing. and then suddenly the gear struck on the right side separating from the airplane the way it did answers a lot of the questions that the boards are gonna asking. >> reporter: abc news obtaining this footage showing the chaos inside the plane as passengers tried to evacuate. >> that way's forward, right? >> reporter: the seats upside down. the flight attendant at the end of the aisle standing on the ceiling. >> leave everything, drop it. let's go. >> reporter: some seen walking between luggage compartments. passenger brian eriksson said it all happened in an instant. >> i was hanging definitely by the seat belt. i was sitting next to this nice lady. she started praying as loud as she could. >> reporter: the plane's charred fuselage now sitting frozen on the runway for examination.

officials pointing to the weather as a possible factor in the crash. >> on thursday and sunday, we got more than 20 inches, 50centimeters of accumulated snow. that is not typical. >> reporter: hours before the crash, the airport tweeting the snow has stopped coming down, but frigid temperatures and high winds are moving in. our air field team has continued their work throughout the night to clear critical areas so planes can safely arrive and depart. at the time of the crash, winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. >> it is going to take a lot of time. it may include the fact that the turbulence was so bad that there was a point in time in which they went from maybe a 30 knot or 40 knot wind to nothing. >> reporter: at least 21 people injured, including a child, who was taken to the hospital. patients treated for various injury, including back sprain, headaches and nausea. all 76 passengers and 4 crew members survived.

and we've also learned this morning that the black boxes have now been recovered. that's gonna give investigators some key information there. without the doubt the fact that you can talk to these pilots because they also survived, that's gonna be key as well because they will be able to tell investigators what they felt inside that plane. michael? >> michael: that's definitely gonna help. glad everybody will be okay. thank you for that. we're going to go now to pope francis' health. the vatican said the 88-year-old has developed pneumonia in both lungs and they're can settling events as he remains hospitalized. chief international correspondent james longman is at the vatican this morning. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the pope has spent a fifth night in the hospital but now is dealing with a much more serious condition, pneumonia in both lungs. all his appearances cancelled at least through the weekend. this morning mounting concerns as pope francis battles pneumonia. the vatican said the 88-year-old has bilateral pneumonia and needs additional drug therapy. >> some of the findings in this

report, i'll have to be honest, are worrisome. as the pneumonia spreads it becomes more difficult to treat. >> reporter: concerns because of his history of lung complaints. as a young man he had part of a lung removed. he was already being treated for bronchitis delegating others to preside over events in his stead. now his calendar has been cleared through sunday, as he's prescribed complete rest. >> in the coming days the most important factor is that the medical team managing the pope will be paying attention to, number one, how is he responding to treatment? >> reporter: father james martin, who's met with the pope multiple times recalls even in sickness, the pope encourages others. >> it is amazing to me that even with a walker and bad knee and wheelchair and sometimes when he's sick and not feeling well and tired that he always has a kind word for people. >> reporter: despite these latest results the vatican said pope francis is in good spirits. on those good spirits we're told

by a vatican source that he is spending part of the day in an arm chair. that means that he's not totally bed ridden. he's also up in the morning having breakfast, reading. that's some good news but he's likely to be in the hospital for sometime yet. >> robin: we're praying for a full recovery, james. thank you. now to the war in ukraine following a meeting of top u.s. and russian officials. president trump said, quote, ukraine should never have started it, even though it was russia that launched the full scale invasion of ukraine three years ago. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is tracking the latest from kyiv. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. that's right. president trump angering ukraine and european allies falsely saying that ukraine started this war when it was, in fact, russia. without evidence. he also claimed it could have been settled easily without the loss of so many lives and so much land, almost at the same time as he was speaking russia was bombing. this time odessa targeting energy plants and a children's

hospital leaving about 250,000 people without power amid freezing conditions here. trump also claiming president zelenskyy's approval ratings are just 4% without offering evidence. zelenskyy speaking just a moment ago, rebutting this, now pointing to polls that his approval is well over 50%, suggesting the numbers used by president trump are russian propaganda. ukraine insisting it needs real security guarantees to prevent another war here. many are seething with anger after trump's remarks and the meeting between russian and american officials which ukraine wasn't invited. this morning general kellogg arriving in kyiv for what looks set to be tough talks. george? >> george: it's hard to overstate how stunning this blaming ukraine for the invasion is. >> reporter: yeah. really. i mean, it shocked many people. actually president zelenskyy was cool and calm about it this morning. we're seeing, i think, in a much

broader sense, a shifting sense of alliance, this post cold war order which we all kind of took for granted, where america was close allies with europe, would stand against russia. doesn't seem to be will any more. >> george: thanks. now to president trump and elon musk latest moves to reduce the federal work force. some of the workers are now being rehired. senior political correspondent rachel scott tracking the story from mar-a-lago. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. we know these federal agencies are moving quickly with orders from the administration for mass cuts and firings. so much so that the administration is acknowledging that some workers were let go by mistake. this morning as the trump administration works at a break neck pace to shrink the federal work force, abc learning mistakes are being made. food safety and inspection officers for the department of agriculture, vital to the nation's bird flu response, fired over the weekend, just as the outbreak intensifies in the u.s., driving up egg prices.

but a spokes person says those workers are now being swiftly hired back. that's not the only agency to reverse course. hundreds of workers at the national nuclear security administration fired, then nearly all rehired days later. sources say some officials were unaware the agency is responsible for managing the nation's nuclear stock pile. the president says he has no concerns about how that was handled. >> in some cases they'll fire people and they'll put some people back. not all of them. lot of people were let go. >> reporter: thousands fired at the department of health and human services where robert f. kennedy jr. plans to investigate the childhood vaccine schedule, even after he promised to support it in his confirmation hearing. >> i promise to listen to all the stakeholders, all the parties to the conversation including the ones especially the ones with whom i've disagreed in the past. i promise to keep an open mind. >> reporter: the head of the fda food division under kennedy is stepping down, saying the firings at the agency demonstrate the trump

administration's disdain for the very people necessary to implement the department's agenda of improving the health of americans. sources say among those fired, staff working on nutrition and food safety, reviewing potentially unsafe food ingredients. top officials at the social security administration and treasury department resigning after elon musk's staff demanded access to sensitive information about millions of americans. a federal judge yesterday refused to immediately block doge from accessing government data systems. the judge saying there are legitimate questions about what appears to be the unchecked authority of an unelected individual but said the state who sued failed to show how doge poses harm. democrats and critics insisting there's no oversight. >> do you think elon musk is staying up nights worrying about excessive spending in the cdc? i don't think so. >> reporter: for federal workers like justine balu, who worked for the department of agriculture, the last several days have been a complete roller coaster.

>> i was three days away from my due date on friday when i got that termination letter. and i had my baby yesterday, right on time. but my maternity -- paid maternity leave is off the table and my health insurance is set to lapse at the end of this month. >> reporter: so adding to all this confusion, we have spoken to some federal workers who opted in for the federal buyout program to resign and be paid through september but then were fired anyway. they told us they are now receiving conflicting information from the administration and their direct managers about whether they still have a job, michael. >> michael: i think it's confusing for everyone. thank you so much. we appreciate you. we're gonna turn now to the first responders rushing to save a woman trapped inside her car after a rollover crash on the highway. lara is here with the remarkable story. >> lara: really scary scene, michael, on a highway in mesa,

arizona, tuesday, when a cement mixer rear ended a pickup truck causing it to cause fire. that's when bystanders jumped into action. >> get out! >> lara: this morning a daring rescue caught on camera. >> get her outta there! >> lara: an arizona police officer witnessing a fiery rollover crash on the highway. several bystanders rushing to save a woman trapped inside as the vehicle becomes engulfed in flames. >> here here here! get out of the way! get out of the way! the thought of a human life perishing by flame, you know, i was just like, i'm not gonna let this happen. >> lara: officer brian larison using his baton to break the window. >> get her outta there! >> lara: an off duty firefighter also helping, pulling her to safety. >> relax, relax, relax. we got you. anybody else in there? she clung to me on the side of the road. i just held her. i just told her i have her. >> lara: wow.

seven vehicles were involved in that crash. the woman in that video taken to the hospital. thankfully, she was okay, with just moderate injuries. so hard to imagine looking at that video. >> george: it sure is. >> lara: hard to relax. she's fine. >> robin: good. good. thanks, lara. >> george: coming up rapper asap rocky found not guilty in his assault trial. see him celebrating there with rhianna. we're gonna have all the reaction to the case this morning. >> robin: and janai norman is here with the latest on the investigation into criminals targeting homes of top athletes. good morning. >> janai: good morning, robin. new charges are filed in what authorities are calling a criminal enterprise. i'll tell you the star athletes who investigators say are the victims, coming up. >> michael: all right. reality check on airline passenger safety and what people need to consider if they're flying with young children. but first let's go back to ginger. >> ginger: 2. that's the air temperature in oklahoma city. they broke a record. many people have broken a record this morning, but so many more. dozens will break in the next two mornings. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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that's coming up in pop news. along with our road to the oscars. gonna see who will be joining hollywood's biggest night. >> george: i just got a text from my daughter. she's very excited. new at 7:30, hundreds evacuated from their homes near philadelphia following a fire at a manufacturing warehouse. company says the fire likely started in an electrical transformer inside the building. no one was injured. also new york's governor met with civic and political leaders as she considers removing mayor adams from office. trump administration recently moved to drop corruption charges against adams which led to the resignation of several prosecutors. four deputy mayors announced plans to resign over this as well. >> michael: the family of one of the 67 people killed in the collision between the passenger plane and army helicopter last month has filed the first legal claims against the federal government. one claim against the faa and one against the army. each seek $250 million in

damages and were filed on behalf of a connecticut mother of three whose husband was killed in the crash. the cause has not been determined. and a historic find in egypt. the first royal tomb unearthed in more than 100 years. the tomb dates back to the 16th century bc and was found in the famous valley of the kings. it is the last of the lost royal tombs from ancient egypt's 18th dynasty. >> robin: wow. >> george: now the verdict in the asap rocky trial. the rapper was found not guilty of firing a gun at a former friend. eva pilgrim here with details. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. asap rocky said all along that he was innocent, even turning down a plea deal for almost no jail time, going to trial instead. now a jury finding him not guilty. >> we, the jury, in the above entitled action fine the defendant, rakim mayors not guilty. >> reporter: overnight a major legal victory for grammy nominated rapper and long time partner of rhianna, asap rocky.

a jury finding rocky, whose legal name is rakim mayors not guilty of all charges. it was stemming from a 2021 shooting with his collaborator. the jury taking less than six hours to reach their verdict. >> this whole experience has been crazy for the past four years, but i'm thankful. nonetheless, i'm thankful. we blessed to be here to, be a free man talking to y'all. thank you. all praise to god. >> reporter: the courtroom erupting with cheer, rocky clearly overcome with emotion, hugging his legal team then immediately rushing over to his family including rhianna. the entertainment mogul and mother of their two young kids has been a constant presence supporting him throughout the three-week trial. rhianna posting to instagram after the verdict the glory belongs to god and god alone. thankful, humbled by his mercy. the harlem bred hip hop star faced up to 24 years behind bars. this morning his attorney saying the jury got it right. >> i'm just happy to jury came to the right conclusion swiftly. swiftly.

>> reporter: in a statement to abc news following the verdict the district attorneys office saying in part, we respect the jury's decision and the integrity of our justice system adding, fame does not place anyone above the law, and we will not waiver in our pursuit of justice for victims and the community. and you have to remember in this case, they never confirmed, they never found the gun that was allegedly involved in the shooting. that clearly a question for the jurors. >> michael: thank you very much, eva. we're gonna turn now federal prosecutors in tampa charging seven people in connection to break ins at the homes of pro athletes including travis kelce and patrick mahomes. janai norman is here with more. good morning, janai. >> janai: hey, michael. good morning. federal prosecutors in tampa say these seven people are members of a south american theft group charged with transporting stolen property from, as you said, the homes of star athletes like patrick mahomes, travis kelce and other stars like cincinnatis bengals quarterback joe burrow.

this morning this is the picture prosecutors say shows at least three of the seven alleged members of a south american crime ring posing with a safe and jewelry shortly after the november robbery at milwaukee bucks player bobby portis' home. >> they took most of my prized possessions. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged these men as part of an alleged criminal enterprise, accused of transporting stolen goods from the homes of high profile athletes including kansas city chiefs star patrick mahomes and travis kelce and cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrow. >> burrow side lined, chase, spins, touchdown bengals! >> someone is trying to break into the house right now. my daughter is there. this is joe burrow's house. >> reporter: according to the complaint the burglars had a clear and consistent mo. identifying a target based on publicly available schedules showing where the athletes would be. entering homes either through broken windows or a crow bar to pry open a sliding door. once inside, helping themselves to high value items like watch,

jewelry and designer goods. >> it's frustrating. disappointing. but i mean, i can't get into too many details because the investigation's on going. >> reporter: then the first break in the case when a ohio state patrol officer apprehended four chilean nationals. >> where are you headed to today? orlando? wrong way. florida's that way. >> reporter: inside their car, officers finding a shirt from lsu where burrow starred in college, and a bengals hat, both believed to have been taken from the star player's home. police say all of the men were in the country illegally. >> they come into the country. they use alias names. they, many times, will bring false passports with them to go open bank accounts. and once they can do that, whatever they can turn stolen goods into cash, they then wire the money back to their homeland and then they leave. >> reporter: just two weeks ago

more arrests after the fbi charged the owners of a pawn shop in manhattan's diamond district with selling some of the stolen goods. that makes three major arrests in this case in the last six weeks. this is obviously a very complex operation. the seven men in tampa have all been charged with conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property. if convicted they could fakes ten years in prison. incredibly complex operations they were running. so much information they were getting to know they weren't home, to then go and break in. allegedly. >> robin: all right. appreciate you, janai. coming up later, it's been nearly five years since glee star naya rivera's drowning. now we are hearing from her ex-husband in his first tv interview. next, going deeper into the question of airline passenger safety with gio and our aviation expert colonel steve ganyard. ou expert colonel steve gander. ♪ ♪ with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month,

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weather? >> gio: so, robin, some experts believe a crj, because it's a lighter plane, that it's more difficult to maneuver in windy conditions. i gotta tell you, i flew in on a regional jet. i can tell ya, i felt the wind. i went up to the pilot after and said that must have been a rough landing for you. he said, no, no, no, i do this all the time. it is all relative because they do have exceptional training, robin. >> michael: gio, as robin said. smaller plane with less fuel. the crash happened upon landing instead of takeoff. how do those factors play a role in the outcome to this? >> gio: in theory, right, when you're starting the flight, you have more fuel on a plane than when you're ending the flight. in theory, when you would think about it, there's a bigger risk there of fire happening, or more dangerous fire. i gotta tell ya that by the time this plane landed, it still had a lot of fuel on board. obviously, it has to take into account if it has to circle the

airport, fly around, or even divert. there was still plenty of fuel on board. there's a lot of different factors here. so any time there's an accident with any fuel it's very dangerous. >> george: what do we expect to learn from the black boxes? >> something went wrong in the last ten seconds of this flight. we have data that shows that a 1,000 feet per minute dissent rate built up prior to touchdown. that's twice as what it should have been just prior to touching down. they're gonna want to look at why. as you see in this amazing video, that hard hit on the right landing gear caused the right landing gear to fail, created that fire and began the roll of the airplane as it went down the runway. >> robin: we've been talking to you an you know there's been a lot of concern about flying. in fact, google search spiking, people asking, is it safe to fly? but still, you insist, and others, that it is one of the

safest modes of transportation. how can you continue to let people know that? >> to say that, yeah. i know, robin. people get nervous. we talked about this yesterday. i've got family members that are nervous flyers. nobody likes to see this. statistically sometimes these things happen in groups. i think if we go back and think of the statistics, per mile, flying is 2,000 times safer than driving in your car. you would have to fly every day for 100,000 years to be in a fatal mishap. statistically, i'm not guaranteeing it, but statistically we should be in for a long long period before we have to talk about another mishap in aviation. >> michael: we hope that's the case. gio, we know a child was injured. we don't know the circumstances yet. what do people need to know if they're gonna travel with young children? >> gio: well, you know, this is the thing, michael.

children under 2 fly for free on the lap, right? so lot of parent, they like that. they like to be able to hold their child on the lap. it's terrifying to think about. if you think about this crash and what happened. i don't care how strong you are, you would not be able to hold your child in a crash like this. and so it's awful to think of what could have happened to a lap child in this case. that's something that people have been pushing for saying children need, at all ages, their separate seat. there are faa approved car seats you can bring on a plane. problem is, that costs money because you have to pay for the seat. you might be able to ask the airline if there's an empty seat next to you. >> michael: gio, thank you. great advice. colonel ganyard, thank you. coming up the growing measles update. what parents need to know. and next, lara is here for our "play of the day." >> lara: we have a story of the most adorable run away sure to get your seal of approval coming up.coming up.

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>> michael: nearly five years after naya rivera's mysterious drowning the glee star's ex-husband sitting down for his first tv interview. what he's revealing about that day, and how their son is doing. >> george: new overnight blake lively and ryan reynolds filing amended version of their complaint. what it says. and did other women on set raise concerns with justin baldoni? ♪ >> michael: he's crashing back onto the scene. >> how did you just do that? >> michael: charlie cox is here to talk about the super hero's return, as he says -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday "good morning america." >> robin: we do say good morning america. if you're just a little bleary eyed because you didn't get enough shut eye, you're in the right place. the real simple editor in chief is here with the smart sleep

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little dusting of snow for us tomorrow but it's mostly nothing. bulk of the storm is gone by thursday. this morning we're seeing records fall from oklahoma city's amarillo. wichita broke one as did rapid city at 25 below zero for an actual temperature. this is nothing what compares to tomorrow and the next day. i've got it all coming up george. >> george: now a major new rule in place, no cell phones in classrooms. jaclyn lee has the latest from los angeles where the ban went into effect on tuesday. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: george, good morning. the l.a. unified school district has officially completed one full day of that cell phone ban in classrooms. yes, the ban includes smart watches and glasses. individual schools can choose to have students lock up phones in special containers or store them in their backpacks. these phones have to be off throughout the entire school day including during lunch. this ban passed last june by the

school district board. supporters say the point is to combat cyber bullying and promote focus and concentration in the classroom. however, some parents are very critical of this ban and say they want their children to have access to phones in case of an emergency, pointing to school shootings as an example. california joining florida, indiana and ohio on the ban. eight states have enacted these phone bans over the last two years. state likes new hampshire, iowa an even new york are also considering it. new york's governor unveiling a cell phone ban proposal last month as part of a $13 million initiative. robin? >> robin: all right, thanks to you. now to the measles outbreak in west texas. officials say ten new cases have been reported since friday bringing the total to 58. stephanie ramos is here with more on this. >> good morning, robin. good morning, everyone. this outbreak continues to spread, as you said, west texas.

specifically gaines county. most affected are children. state health officials are warning there could be more cases. measles, keep in mind, is one of the most contagious diseases and inclues symptoms like fever, cough, runny nose and rash. but serious complications are possible. think pneumonia or even brain swelling. so far, guy, 13 people have been hospitalized. most of those cases involving people who are not vaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown. that's key. experts say the more unvaccinated people in a community, the higher the risk for everyone. even for those who are vaccinated. more virus can mean break through infections. the best protection is vaccination. two doses of the measles vaccine are 97% effective. that's why the cdc and texas health officials are working to get more people protected, especially young kids. they're really trying to contain this outbreak. this is the largest outbreak in the state of texas in 30 years.

>> george: measles seemed to been eradicated for so long. >> exactly. back in 2000, health officials thought it was eliminated from the country. now it's back, we're seeing this outbreak. >> michael: thank you so much, stephanie. appreciate it. we're gonna turn now to the latest on the "it ends with us" lawsuit that don't seem to end. blake lively and ryan reynolds filed an amended version of their complaint. eva pilgrim has details, including claims that other women on set raised concerns about justin baldoni. >> good morning again, michael. it continues opinion blake lively this morning is saying she wasn't the only woman complaining about justin baldoni's behavior on the set of "it ends with us." in a new amended complain in the on go legal battle lively's legal team saying the experiences of ms. lively and others were documented at the time they occurred starting in may of 2023. going on to write, mr. baldoni acknowledged the complaints in writing at the time. the alleged conversations about

how uncomfortable they were both feeling. her legal team alleging this all happened a year before lively got involved in the editorial process. lively's attorney accusing baldoni and other defendants of a false narrative that crumbles under the indisputable truth. they are suing him for alleged defamation. this started in december when lively filed a suit alleging he sexually accosted her on set. baldoni counter suing for $400 million alleging the couple sought to hijack his movie an defame an extort him. i am certain it will continue to go on, george. >> george: thanks very much. coming up in our gma morning menu, naya rivera's ex shares information after her death. >> robin: we are on the road to the oscars. who will join robert downey jr. and cillian murphy on hollywood's biggest night?

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for the first time since her death. matt gutman sat down with actor ryan dorsey. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. for five years ryan dorsey isn't say much about naya's death because it was so shocking, because it hurt too much and because he was trying to raise their son. he was just 4 years old when she drowned. now he's opening up about the drowning, the grief, and moving forward. naya rivera was a massive presence on the hit "glee." a triple threat dancer, actor and singer. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> reporter: and for her ex and the son they shared the hole she leaves behind after her drowning is just as massive. what made you decide to talk about this now? >> i have a friend who told me she thought i should write a book. i said, what am i going to write a book about? she said, i think you can help

people with bereavement, dealing with loss. >> reporter: actor ryan dorsey, breaking his silence for the first type since naya slipped beneath the waves in a california lake in 2020 leaving her son josie alone on a small fishing boat. he was just 4 years old. what did they tell you at first that happened? >> just said naya took josie on a boat fishing. josie is okay but they can't fine naya. i just collapsed. i was trying to make sense of what happened, you know? my brain just wasn't working well. >> reporter: dorsey rushing to be with their son josie told rescuers her mother managed to get him on the boat before disappearing into the choppy waters. >> i said i came to be with you. he said, i have some bad news. they can't find mommy. i said, i know, buddy. i just remember him saying, i hope they find her but i think she might be dead.

>> reporter: and for five grueling days rescue teams searched for naya. in those nights of grieving, did you ever wonder what had happened? >> she wanted to take him fishing on the boat. i said, all right, cool. let's do it. i didn't answer. she was like, i'll just do it myself. >> reporter: she wanted to go with you? >> yeah, yeah. we were supposed to both go. i wonder had i gone i probably would have done the same thing. we would have all jumped in. part of me thinks i would have been able to save the day. part of me thinks if something crazy happened, maybe we both could haven't have made it out then josie doesn't have two parents. >> reporter: dorsey and rivera were married in 2014. their son was born the next year. the couple drifted apart. still, they managed to co-parent josie. can josie sing? >> he sings a little bit.

he's still figuring it out. he's doing piano. i got him doing violin. i told them, his mom would have you playing. she's always watching you. >> reporter: does he think about that, that his mom is watching him, that she's still present in his life somehow? >> yeah, he does. he'll say, yeah, but she's not here. it just breaks your heart for him. >> reporter: naya's mother calling josie a boy version of naya. >> i'm grateful that he has memories of his mom still. luckily, his mother was on television, so she's gonna live forever. >> dorsey also told me he is thinking about writing that book about going from west virginia and getting into hollywood. about falling in love with naya. about losing her. and about grief. at the very least, he said it will be something he can put on paper for him and for josie, who is now almost 10.

guys? >> michael: what a story. gone too soon. definitely hope he can write that book and have some healing. thanks for that, matt. let's change the energytime for pop news, lara. >> lara: let's do it. we're gonna begin with television news. fans have checked in to the white lotus for season 3 in a big way. the buzzy vacation drama by mike white debuted sunday, giving the series its biggest ratings ever. nearly 2.5 million people tuned in and 5 million in the following days. that's not all. after the show's two year hiatus, the reviews are positive. critics and fans calling the new season, quote, absolutely exquisite. and diabolically inspired. this season has a near perfect rating on rotten tomatoes. 96%. this season set in thailand with the tag line luxury, new reservations. the white lotus airs sundays on max. did you see it yet? >> robin: i've seen the first

two seasons. >> lara: the intro, so good. >> michael: lot of mystery already. >> lara: already it's so good. now our road to the oscars as hollywood's biggest night gets closer, we're learning new details about who we will see on stage and on that red carpet. we can exclusively reveal some of the star. they include sterling k. brown. hope he does that thing he does. willem dafoe, lily rose depp, selena gomez, goldie hawn and the one and only oprah winfrey. they join the illustrious group that includes halle barry, penelope cruz, emma stone. bowen yang. this show is going to be hot. this year actor nick offerman will serve as the show's

announcer. this is fun. you can watch it all happen when the oscars airs sunday, march 2nd, 7:00 p.m. eastern here on abc. we will keep bringing you the news as we get it. >> robin: all these exclusives. >> lara: breaking news, everyone. we have music news for you. selena gomez is back. she told fans the music part of her career might be over or at least on hold for awhile. the singer has obviously reconsidered revealing she is teaming up with her fiance for a new album called, i said i loved you first. this morning she is giving fans at a sneak peek at a new song featuring none other than tracy abrams. take a listen. >> please record your message. ♪ ♪

>> at the tone, please record your message. >> lara: it's good. that piece had 30 million views and counting. it will be released very soon. also teasing a colab with this tik tok video of selena and gracie hanging out together. their upcoming album will chronicle their entire story. i think he means their story. benny an selena before they met, falling in love, looking to what the future holds. the album is "i said i love you first." she is so talented. >> george: you gave us that very well. >> lara: thank you. all right. finally this morning this is the video you didn't know you needed but i am pretty sure you do. please enjoy this horse strumming a guitar. ♪

talented young man. his name is upya. he lives in a horse rescue farm. come back in. one more time. there you go. [ laughter ] he's in southern california. this volunteer discovered his talent by accident when she was playing for him. he came over and joined right in. there you have it. have a good day, everyone. >> george: thanks, lara. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: lake michigan always makes the cold look better, i think. looks really beautiful there. look at that icy lake and lake michigan, they are cold this morning. the record cold is spreading. tomorrow morning kansas city will smash their record, if they get below 2 they break it. looks like 12 below for an actual air temperature. down to austin where those cold weather alerts are.

>> robin: now to deals and steals. tory is here with savings on solutions for the car. i guess little pups as well. >> tory: we're starting with drop stop. this is the seat gap filler. you and i were just talking about what can often be a disgusting space between the seat and the console. stuff drops down there, right? so when you lose a french fry or some coin, you leave them down there. but when your phone drops down there or your keys drop down there, you become distracted. this helps to reduce driver distraction. it's not only great for the cleanliness of your car, but it

is also good for the safety of drivers. if you've got a teen driver they should absolutely have this. everyone in the family should. just these little strips right here. one for the driver's side, one for the passenger's side. the seat belt fits through there, their patented design. it's black, seamless. it's going to just fit right in. you will be safer and cleaner because of it. the set is $12.50. >> robin: fills the gap. >> tory: it does. >> robin: i haven't seen this. >> tory: do you know how you maybe experienced, you have like -- you know when you need air in your tire but can't find a gas station with a workable air pump. when you do find it you don't have the quarters. you got to dig under the seat and try to find those quarters. so this solves that. this allows you to take the device, portable. goes right into your glove compartment. any time there is a low tire, whether it is on a car, motorcycle. you could even use it on a lawnmower, golf cart. whatever has tire, this will

help fill it. you're always covered. we also have from them their tire plug kit. easy again. this is the kind of thing you never want but when you're stranded someplace and got to fix a repair, we got you covered. all 50% off today. >> robin: 50%. >> tory: so smart. another one you hope you never need but you're glad if you do. this is jump smart. this will help jump start your car. >> robin: what? >> tory: yep. it's so small and cop pact. it will go right to the motor of a car, a truck, a motorcycle, even a lawnmower for this one. it also has a flashlight built in. got extra safety devices if you need them as well. these are 50% off today, $80. >> robin: so compact. >> tory: that's the benefit of these. you actually put it in the car. >> robin: that's true. >> tory: these are car seat covers. so pets, messy people, sweaty

adventures. any kind of reason you want. maybe the seats have been a little too loved and you want a refresh, these are nice. soft on the outside. then it's waterproof on the other side. you don't have to worry about pet messes in the car. make sure you aren't going to get any surprise charges. front seat as well as the back seat all 50% off today. plus machine warble. odor proof. it checked every box. >> robin: all right. every single kind of car organizer. so on the back seat of the car, you got a whole organizer there. for kids, we've got console organizers. we also have this. one of their most popular is this little tray for kids. sits on their lap for either snacks. you can also use it on an airplane for snacks and then all the kids activities. so if you've got a messy car, you just want to keep everything organized. there's options for

kids and adults. they start at $10. >> when you have that really precious cargo, those little kids like that. >> exactly. you want to keep them occupied, but organized as well. >> and for other cargo. >> loop rope, sal told me he's leaving today to go to vermont, and he asked me, could he take a loop rope with him to be able to put all of his gear on the roof? these replace bungee cords, so bungee cords can often snap back at you. these are designed to not snap back, so it's a safer alternative to bungee cords. you can also create an entire cargo net with these and then use it even in small situations like this to store your gear. these are. this is like one of the smartest products. 3 to $11 50% off today. >> everything is so. so smart. very smart. all right. are you going to be back? tori will be back tomorrow with even more solutions. and we have, of course, partnered with these companies on this morning's great deals. you can get them by just going to our website and coming up, the real simple smart sleep awards. got to get some better sleep. we'll be right

back. >> 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. >> 9-1-1 is back with a case that hits home. >> he's a serial killer, and it looks like he took maddie with him. >> where to find her? >> the 9-1-1 two part return begins thursday, march 6th on abc. >> the pyramid is back. all new starting sunday, march 9th. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with stu. >> thanks, amanda. we are just getting word from golden gate ferries that all ferry service this morning from larkspur to san francisco has been canceled

due to mechanical issues. so if you take the larkspur boat, it's not in service today. look at the website for bus schedule information. highway 87 northbound in san jose. you're taking a look at it right now at curtner. we have an accident blocking some lanes there. also southbound 880 at maori. an accident that's been out there for about a half hour now. still slowing your drive, amanda. >> all right. sue, thank you. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> good morning. i'm cindy bigelow. i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so grab a mug and tea proudly. you're listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi, guys. >> hey. >> so, what are you guys drinking?

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>> hide from our live doppler seven this morning. you can see that front moving through the north bay with a little bit of drizzle right now. otherwise, what we're finding is that it's just a partly sunny day. that drizzle chance is only in the north bay for most of us. it's just quiet today. look at this. we'll get those temperatures into the 60s with partly sunny skies this afternoon. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and alwayn our news app and abc >> robin: hi, it's robin. i've been waiting 174 days to say this. "good morning america." ♪ early in the morning ♪ >> george: favorite day ever. 12 years ago tomorrow. robin, tomorrow we are gonna mark the anniversary.

>> robin: technically i'm 12 years old because you start from scratch. i'm not even a teenager yet. but tomorrow -- i can't believe it's been 12 years. tomorrow is gonna be special because we're gonna have these incredible donors whose one match gave a second chance to total strangers. we love these reunions. just advancements that have been made over the last 12 years. we're looking forward to that and much more tomorrow. thank you, george. lara? >> lara: looking forward to that, robin. right now we are about to talk sleep. one of our favorite topics around here. we spend about one-third of our lives sleeping so we know the value of a good night's sleep. every year real simple does, too. real simple magazine roupbs up the best products to help you get one in its smart sleep awards. its editor in chief is here with some of this year's award winners. you can shop for all of these on good morning america.com. i highly recommend it. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> lara: thank you for sharing priceless information. i use that term seriously. the pillow is a splurge but you guys say it's worth it.

>> this is the purple dream layer pillow. $179. but all the hundreds of p products, this is the one that's universally beloved. gritted coil. >> lara: what's that grit? >> lets the air flow. like the next generation of memory foam so it doesn't absorb your heat. >> lara: yes, yes. >> you know how you have the hot thing sometimes, the cold thing. this regulates your temperature. >> lara: what's going on with this back thing? >> it's a removable layer. it comes with two of them. you can pull it out if you want a lower sleep. got a little custom experience. >> lara: it's very heavy. be prepared if you splurge on this. it is heavy. you say it's well worth it. as are these sheets which feel heavenly. talk to me about the best sheets. >> this is right out of the box. we have them here. you can see the beautiful

colors. these are signature vintage wash sheets. >> lara: i like the vintage wash. >> what it means is soft right out of the box but still look tidy and pretty. we love a tidy bed. 100% cotton. they start at $249 for a full size. again, little bit of an investment, but you'll have them for years. the dye gets nicer the more you wash them. >> lara: like an old t-shirt. >> it's like that. soon as you take them out of the box you will be like, i belong here. >> lara: which is the one? vintage? >> signature vintage, exactly. >> lara: again, i know it's an investment, but one-third of our lives are spent in bed. you want to be comfortable. >> if you're lucky. some of us spend some of that third not sleeping. >> lara: i think most of us. >> that's why we have stuff like this. >> lara: saatva claims it's luxury at an affordable price. it is.

i own one of these. >> this is the saatva mattress pad. you may have a bigger mattress than this. >> lara: this is just to give you an idea of what the mattress feels like. >> you have one. there are all these coils underneath. we know we aren't supposed to have your at messes all the time. getting a mattress pad basically makes your mattress feel brand new. $255 for full. if you compare that to the cost of a mattress. it's cooling. >> lara: in addition to the mattress, you can buy the mattress pad. >> i'm saying instead of the mattress, buy the mattress pad. if you aren't ready for the big thing. you basically make yourself feel like you have a new mattress. much less expensive. >> lara: i didn't even know they offered those. >> if you lay on that, you'll have a good night's sleep. >> lara: the mattresses themselves very very nice. talk to me about this. i'm all for a gadget that helps me sleep. you like this?

>> we do. you're going to have to get the app. it's called the hatch restore 3 alarm clock. this is for people who have a hard time wining down or getting up. you can do bells and whistles for meditation before you go to bed. you can do blue light, calming. >> lara: light therapy does work. >> in the morning when it's time to wake, it will wake you like a disney princess. you can do the sun rise, gets stronger. the birds start singing. all these things. >> lara: it's gonna be a great day. >> it's gonna be a great day everybody. the hatch restore 3 is great. you customize it. >> lara: if i can wake up like a disney princess, i am in. >> a bird will land on your finger as part of the process. >> lara: and then finally, this is important. >> this is the other end of the spectrum. this is a humidifier. it's great for your skin, nasal passages and everything. we're supposed to be sleeping 30% to 50% humidity. we're not.

winter, dry outside, dry inside. this will take care of that. we love this one is best because it's so simple. turn it on. three settings. you choose. let it run. it's easy to clean and dead quiet. it's perfect. >> lara: thank you so much. all of these are incredible. so easy for you guys because you can shop these plus two bonus products that we didn't have time for but check them out on good morning america.com. you can see all of the award winners in the latest issue of my favorite magazine real simple on newsstands now. thank you for being here. thank you for the sleep. i'm so excited. >> night night. >> lara: coming up charlie cox in the house everyone. stay with us on "gma."

♪ ♪ >> michael: we're back with marvel's dare devil, who's back on our screens with daredevil born again following the super hero who fights for justice in the courtroom and on the streets. joining us now is daredevil himself charlie cox. give it up for charlie. [ applause ] thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> michael: it's been a decade since you first started playing this character. how does it feel to put the suit back on? >> we were just talking about that. the body feels very different. [ laughter ] it's a good feeling. came as such a surprise.

to be honest, i'm still pinching myself that i'm still here doing this. >> michael: yeah. must be a surprise. the show's already renewed for season two. filming starts later this month. you found out daredevil was coming back as a surprise. >> right, right, yes. yeah yeah. we were on the stage at d23 in anaheim, the disney launch event. he was on stage in front of i think it was like 12,000 people. kevin announced it. that's how we found' out. we all walked off stage, great. i guess we're coming back. >> michael: how about a little warning? how about that? we'll lock at a clip of your work. check it out. >> i don't make it here too much. >> neither do i. >> by the look of it, you've come up in the world. >> i could say the same about you. you're a real man of the people now.

>> a rich man by his very nature is self-serving. a mayor serves his city. >> huh. >> you don't seem entirely convinced. >> you've tried to kill me a few times over the years. >> michael: that would be a little difficult to trust. the marvel universe is so expansive. when we see daredevil, will we see daredevil appear along any other marvel heros? >> that's the million dollar question. i would love that. right now i'm so focused on this show. we're doing season 2. the opportunity potentially is there. now that we're part of the mtu. the other projects might include me but who knows. i have no idea. >> michael: you're surprised. >> i'll find out last minute. >> michael: i'm curious. when you're on stage and kevin says, we're bringing it back, what is the first thought that you have?

>> it's nice to be working in this environment, in the industry not in the greatest shape. it's great to know that you've got a job for the next few months. that's the main thing. for me personally, i feel very attached to it. such a great job. it's so much fun filming in new york city. it's cold at times. get through the winters in a super hero suit. [ laughter ] it's a gift, the job. >> michael: what about physically, how's the training for that? tough? >> yeah. yeah, it's tough. >> michael: that's the part, ten years. what? >> when we were doing a lot of scenes, i was thinking, i don't remember it being so painful. i remember bouncing back quicker than i do now. i feel my knees more, my back more. i wouldn't change it for the world. it's a gift. >> michael: we know you are a super hero daredevil but your kids know you as a different daredevil. you dressed up as bluey at

comicon. >> i did. i wanted to take my daughter. i wanted her to experience comicon. i needed to walk the floor. i needed a disguise. she went as dorothy. i went what i called gooner bluey. you have an image? >> michael: we've got an image. no one bothered you? >> bluey has a yellow tummy. yellow is my scenes. on amazon i found a little blue jump suit. >> michael: you look good in that. you look great at daredevil, man. thank you for being cheer, charlie. >> i appreciate it. >> michael: daredevil born again streaming march 4th on disney+. now to you, ginger. >> ginger: thanks so much, michael. now to a chilling new true crime docu series from abc news studios called the fox hollow murder, playground of a serial killer. it joins investigators going back to the case of a wealthy business man accused of a number of murders and unearthed more

possible victims. take a look. >> i had never seen that many skeletal remains. thousands. >> this killer is the dahmer you never heard of. >> there were mannequins almost like it was a club. >> i felt the presence of evil. >> never before face to face interview with the camera. >> why now? >> let me ask you, am i the evil culprit, accomplice? i like to see how the audience views me. >> the fox hollow murder, playground of a serial killer only on hulu. >> ginger: the series is streaming now on hulu. let's get a check closer to >> ginger: we've got a two-fer today. here's a gma first look at

a trailer for a docu series about the race that's rocked boston. a body in the snow, the trial of karen read. it's about the death of a police officer and the arrest and trial of his girlfriend karen read. the three part series premieres march 17th on investigation discovery and streaming on max. robin? >> robin: all right. now to our will reeve off the heels of the bafta win for super man the christopher reeve story. he is announcing a new primetime special will reeve, finding my father. he'll take us along as he relives the last expedition his beloved dad took before the accident left him paralyzed. finishing the journey for him, finding new understanding of his dad along the way. >> lara: i love that. >> will: i've always felt my father left something for me out there. for 30 years now i've dreamed of taking a journey to the last places he visited. ♪ my father was my hero. to millions, he was super man. i idolized and miss a different christopher reeve.

dad. my dad lived a life filled with epic adventure. this is great. this was his last great expedition before he became paralyzed when i was just 2 years old. he then died of complications from his injury when i was 12. i've inherited some of my dad's sense of adventure and have carried it with me to my job at good morning america and across abc news. i've waited 30 years to do this and share the experience with my father. >> your dad is my favorite super hero. >> will: thank you so much. turns out dad did leave something for me out here. >> premieres next wednesday night on abc. >> robin: will has been working on this for a few years. it's a side of his father that many people have not seen. it's one that he's really proud of and wants people to see. it's beautiful. it is beautiful. will reeve finding my father airs wednesday february 26th on abc and then streams the next

day on hulu. coming up, i'm gonna walk over. tamron hall is here. we got to wait for the commercial break. tamron here live. over to tamron hall, live. season 7

>> ginger: we're back with tamron hall, lending her voice to a true crime docu series called "how i escaped my cult." welcome back. >> good to be back. >> ginger: tell us about the series. >> it's a fascinating series, george. it is really the story of resilience and also what one individual can do to so many people. i did a crime show for six seasons deadline crime. when i thought about returning to the true crime space, the first thing i thought of was really how or what people are capable of doing. but more than that, what we're capable of surviving. so this series digs into how people escape modern day cult, what was the allure, and how they found, really, the courage

to leave. >> george: take a look at a clip. >> lil had predicted trish was going to die. we would have family meetings. he said, well, you know, it's almost trish's time to go. there's no emotion or anything in his voice. just, that's the way it is. >> george: cult in kansas. we see him right there, spending life in prison now. >> angel's landing. this man not on manipulated his follower, he used them to live this lavish lifestyle. so again it is really about these individuals who are insidious, but they also are charismatic. they lure people looking for love, community, to be accepted. >> george: do you understand how people get lured into this? >> absolutely. anyone can. people will often watch these shows and say, that would never happen to me. i would know. i tell people, the job of some of these individuals is to trick you.

you are open, you know? look at the scam. look at our phones. spam alerts. all of this. at any point in time, we can let our guard down. >> george: people want to believe and belong. >> absolutely, believe and belong. you want to believe in the better of mankind, human kind. in many cases these people were tricked and manipulated and in some of these cases they ended up losing their live, all because of trust. >> george: anything surprise you here? >> absolutely. how bad some people can be, but how good others are in response to that evil. >> george: got a lot going on. seventh season that your show is back. >> thank you. thank you. applause in the crowd. thank you. it was just announced. millions that are watching. no. we just announced renewal, abc news, disney backed the show from 2019 until now. season 7 makes us the second longest running syndicated talk show in disney's history. it's a title, too. >> george: i like it. tell me about your children's

book. >> called "harlem honeys" inspired by my son mows, who's 5 years old. at some point i discovered i had a boy who was very brave at home but was more cautious in public. i wanted to write this story to inspire parents to talk about fear, healthy fear. and what's on the other side. new places and new faces. it's a love letter. it gives parents a chance to talk about the real experience of being a child who is curious, but also cautious. how do we egg them on without creating issues later on in their lives? >> george: important advice. thanks for coming in. >> thank you, george. >> george: how i escaped my cult premieres tomorrow. new episodes air thursdays at 10. the entire ten part season will be available friday

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website. drew. >> hey, sue, that's some good info. we're taking a live look in the north bay. we have some drizzle moving through. this is all associated with a cold front, so don't be surprised if you see a little bit of drizzle in your neighborhood this morning. it's not getting a number on the storm impact scale. look at the temperatures right now. we're climbing through the 50s, so a lot of cloud cover out there this morning. we will keep it partly sunny today. temperatures though very comfortable. we'll go into the 60s for most later this afternoon. amanda. >> all right. thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday. live. have ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, television and theater star, tituss burgess! plus, a visit from "abc news" anchor linsey davis! also, a performance from the