lights. walnut creek is moving pretty well south. 680 towards 24. have an accident on north, 85 at the almaden expressway. and be careful there. >> and number seven, we have an update on that falcon nest at uc berkeley. a new falcon has been spotted on the camera that keeps an eye on it. it showed up yesterday, but there's still no sign of the pair that we all love. annie and archie. they disappeared months ago. >> yeah. doctor sean peterson, who is our man when it comes to the peregrine falcons, believes that this couple is gone. i really hope that they get this new falcon. i hope that she makes a home viewers in the west. the storm on the move. the concert ticket scam and why hundreds of students are dancing this morning. a major winter storm slamming the midwest and east

coast, bringing whiteout conditions. zero visibility. heavy snow making some roads impassable. strong winds toppling over this truck in kansas and hundreds of flights canceled. >> president trump puts the brakes on tariffs for american automakers as his plan raises concerns about soaring prices. >> fyre festival take two. why the attempt to revive the failed music festival may already be in trouble. >> swift justice two people accused of scheming to steal over $600,000 worth of tickets targeting taylor swift's eras tour. adele, ed sheeran and nba games. >> abc news exclusive with the only person arrested for rapper tupac shakur's murder. >> i'm innocent, i ain't killed nobody. never did ever kill nobody. >> speaking from behind bars for the first time. why he claimed authorities have the wrong man. >> 16 years after giving birth to octuplets.

>> what are the things that you think the public got wrong? >> oh, there's so many. but number one. >> the single mom known as octomom tells her story. >> heart pounding rescue. a car crashes into a tanker truck carrying diesel. both burst into flames. how the police officer saved the unconscious driver from the burning vehicle. >> every penny counts. >> oh my god. >> this morning, our deep dive into prescription medication costs. find out what our expert did to get that reaction. >> everybody dance now. >> why? hundreds of students are dancing this morning. >> attention, attention. all seniors. this is steve carell with a very special announcement. >> steve carell had a big surprise. and the surprise upset overnight. >> brakefield has it. and ole miss has the lead. >> cue the court storm as we

count down to the big dance. >> give me the music. >> live from times square. it's thursday. good morning america. >> good morning america. you said the big dance. yes. we are ten days until selection sunday as teams get ready for march madness. pretty sure they're going to be a lot of upsets here and there. we're going to have much more on all of that ahead. >> we are also tracking the latest on this measles outbreak at kent state, now reporting a case of the highly contagious disease. plus take a look at this video. a fighter jet accidentally dropped bombs on civilian areas in south korea. we're going to have the details on that coming up. >> we want to know more about that. but first we're going to begin with the deadly storm slamming the northeast and midwest, causing travel chaos on the roads and in the skies with hundreds of flights canceled. stephanie ramos is in hillside, new jersey with the latest for us. good morning to you, stephanie. >> hey there robin. good morning. weather causing a lot of damage across the northeast. high winds knocking down several trees like the one behind me here in new jersey. damaging

buildings and homes. this morning, a deadly storm wreaking havoc across the country from blizzards in the midwest to torrential rains along the east coast. and, of course, those high winds sweeping across half the country. strong winds of up to 90mph toppling over this truck in kansas. those winds also pushing furniture across a patio and shaking traffic lights. in the south, severe thunderstorms moving out, leaving a trail of destruction in north carolina. a tornado with 90 mile per hour winds ripped apart buildings. >> we don't really know to what extent it is as far as damage goes, but we're thankful that nobody was hurt. >> at least three people killed and six injured after strong storms swept through mississippi. meanwhile, in iowa, whiteout conditions and zero visibility have stranded drivers, cars and trucks scattered across highways. plows

digging vehicles out of the snow as authorities urge people to stay home as this massive storm heads out, more strong winds are expected later today. gusts could reach 40 to 60mph in parts of the northeast. michael. >> all right, stephanie, thank you for that. we're going to go to greg dutra from our station, chicago station wls. who's in for ginger and greg, what you got for us? >> we're all in one storm out. we're rolling another storm in on the west coast. and not to mention, by the way, this one's not quite done with us just yet. still on the backside of that wind alerts that don't go into effect until 4:00 this afternoon. some gusts up to 50mph, but locally on the leeward side of not only the berkshires, but also into the worcester hills, 60 mile per hour gusts. and that extends all the way to downeast maine, which is that area just off to the east of bangor. now let's go from downeast to way west as the next storm system moves in, and a chance for showers and thunderstorms from san diego to la. la saw half an inch of rain yesterday. san diego saw about a quarter of an inch of rainfall,

and they may hear some rumbles of thunder today, as this system does the whole cross country track thing yet again. it brings a few inches of snow all the way through the midwest, and while 1 to 3in not very much. i will say this they are hurting in the midwest for snowfall 18 to 20in below where they normally are, so every single inch of snowfall will help with the spring warm up and fire danger. >> okay. thank you greg. we'll get the latest now on president trump's tariffs on imports from canada and mexico. president gave automakers a reprieve delaying tariffs on cars for a month, while mexico's leader is vowing retaliation against the u.s. chief white house correspondent mary bruce tracking it all. good morning mary. >> good morning george. well, less than 48 hours after slapping sweeping new tariffs on all goods from mexico and canada, the president now agreeing to a one month reprieve for auto imports. it's just the latest move in this chaotic trade war. this morning, president trump giving automakers a temporary escape from his sweeping 25% tariffs on all goods from mexico and canada after the ceos of ford, stellantis and general motors

called the president with a personal appeal. trump agreeing to pause tariffs for one month on cars coming into the u.s. the automakers applauding the move, saying trump's delay helps enable the american automotive sector to thrive. stocks rallying as investors welcomed the delay, but the administration making it clear this is only a short term fix, calling for the automakers to shift their production to the u.s. >> and the. >> way to avoid application of the tariffs is to have your factory and have your facility in the united states of america. >> but it can take years to build new factories and relocate supply chains. economists warn it's american businesses who will pay the price for these tariffs and then pass the cost along to consumers by raising prices. by one estimate, the price of a new car could shoot up by $3,000. americans expected to pay more for everything from electronics to clothes to produce. trump's trade war drawing swift retaliation. canada imposing its own 25% tariffs on american goods, and

mexico vowing to reveal its plans for retaliation this weekend. china says it's ready to fight till the end. >> what was your message in there to house republicans? >> meanwhile, on capitol hill, elon musk meeting behind closed doors with house republicans trying to quell concerns about his efforts to slash the federal government. republicans seeking input on the process after many have been getting an earful from their constituents at town halls. musk leaving that meeting upbeat. >> you know, there's a lot of room, a lot of opportunity to improve expenditures in the government, and then we're making good progress. >> it comes as the department of veterans affairs is now planning to cut over 70,000 employees, 15% of its workforce. the second largest federal agency, the va, provides care for more than 9 million veterans. the cuts raising alarm with the republican chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee, jerry moran, saying the va is in need of reform. but current efforts to downsize the department and increase

efficiency must be done in a more responsible manner. democrats like senator richard blumenthal going further, saying the administration's plan prioritizes private sector profits over veterans care, balancing the budget on the backs of those who served. now. for years, the va has faced criticism that it is inefficient and understaffed, and about a quarter of its workers are veterans themselves, meaning many people who have served this country are about to be fired by its government. >> george and mary. on another front, the president squeezing ukraine. >> yeah, george. and this is all part of the trump administration's effort to try and pressure ukraine to cooperate with its plan to end the war. the trump administration, now pausing intelligence sharing with ukraine, stopping the flow of information that has been critical for its fight against russia. the move is sparking alarm here at home and among our allies, who have been showing a willingness to fill the void. the french president, macron saying yesterday that he wants to believe that the united states will remain by our side, but we need to be ready. if that were not the case. george. >> mary bruce. thanks, michael.

>> all right. thank you, george. president trump is also taking aim at the department of education. he's preparing to sign an executive order directing secretary of education linda mcmahon to dismantle the department. senior political correspondent rachel scott has the details for us. good morning. rachel. >> michael, good morning to you. and the secretary of education, linda mcmahon, has only been on the job for three days. but already this morning, president trump is preparing to sign this executive order directing her to dismantle the department of education. now, even mcmahon acknowledges that this would require an act of congress. the order does instruct her, though, to do as much as she can by law, stating the department of education's main functions can and should be returned to the states. most funding for public schools already is at the state and local level, but the department does oversee billions of dollars in funding to help low income students and students with disabilities, and enforces civil rights laws to prevent discrimination in schools, manages about $1.5 trillion in student loan debt, and it also oversees the process for students applying for college

financial aid through pell grants and fafsa, which for many students is the only way that they get help paying for college. about 17 million students every single year apply for financial aid through fafsa. the question now is how much of that could be directed or moved to be under different agencies, and is there support in congress to eliminate the department of education altogether? robin. >> still, so much uncertainty there. all right, rachel, thank you. now to the measles outbreak spreading to another state. a high schooler in florida has now been diagnosed. eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning eva. >> good morning robin. the first case of measles now reported in florida. the state surgeon general sending a letter to parents at miami's palmetto senior high school confirming a case at the school, saying they are trying now to identify close contacts, but also telling parents there are high vaccination rates at the school. the patient is listed on the florida health website as between 15 and 19 years old. this florida case is the 10th state to join a growing list with measles cases in texas. the cdc sending a rapid response

team there to deal with the outbreak. an unvaccinated child died. at least 22 people have been hospitalized. texas seeing 159 total cases so far. more than a dozen new cases in less than a week. the majority in unvaccinated people or those whose vaccination status is unknown. now, health officials are urging people to make sure they're up to date on their vaccines. the current cdc recommendation is that people get two doses, the first at 12 to 15 months of age and the second between 4 and 6 years old. one dose is 93% effective, two is 97%. most adults don't need a booster, but if you're concerned, you can talk to your doctor about what's best for you and your health situation. george. >> okay. thank you very much. we turn now to new development in the idaho college murders trial. brian kober's defense team revealed dna from three people was found under the fingernails of one victim. kayna whitworth has the story. good morning. hannah. >> yeah. george, good morning to you. so, a new twist in this case involving dna evidence. in

a redacted filing, lawyers for brian kohberger, the man accused of stabbing four college students to death, say dna from three unidentified individuals was found under victim madison morgan's nails. the defense, claiming that independent testing they did, eliminated kohberger as one of those individuals. they say their client is innocent and argue the dna test results were inconclusive and therefore should be excluded at trial over concerns that it would mislead the jury. however, prosecutors have linked the former phd student to the crime, saying his dna was found on the knife sheath underneath morgan. this information came amid a flurry of filings as the defense tries to get the death penalty taken off the table. as part of their argument, they revealed the now 30 year old has autism spectrum disorder, which manifests in many of these highly prejudicial but completely involuntary mannerisms where he's seen sometimes subtly rocking his upper torso and exhibiting atypical eye contact. now, his lawyers say these mannerisms are

almost certain to occur during his trial, creating what they view as an unconscionable risk that he would be executed because of his disability rather than his culpability. robin. >> all right. our thanks to you. and now, another case. criminal charges against two people accused of stealing and reselling tickets to taylor swift's eras tour and other events making hundreds of thousands of dollars. rebecca jarvis is here with that story for us. good morning. rebecca. >> good morning to you, robin. yeah. remember how hard it was to get your hands on those eras tickets? they sold out almost immediately. and now two people are accused of stealing 900 of them and reselling them. and they're facing criminal charges for it. >> this morning, two people are accused of scheming to steal over $600,000 worth of some of the hottest tickets in town. >> they waited in line for like, six hours. >> know what just happened? >> mostly from taylor swift's eras tour. >> welcome to the eras tour.

>> according to the queens district attorney, tyrone rose and shemar simmons were arrested and charged with grand larceny, conspiracy and computer tampering. the pair allegedly exploited a loophole through an offshore vendor for the ticket resale website stubhub, where they intercepted already sold ticket urls, then resold them between the summers of 2022 and 2023. >> you can imagine how frustrating it would be to get there and realize that you don't have a ticket anymore. >> the duo allegedly targeted nba games and high profile. >> artists, including swift. >> the. other side, >> now follow my lead. >> an ed sheeran. >> there's always going to be people attempting to hack into systems, and so companies need to acquire the most professional, aggressive cybersecurity companies they can

find. >> that they do, and the two are expected to appear in court for arraignment on friday. they could face sentences of 3 to 15 years if they're convicted. michael. >> you have some serious time there. rebecca. thank you for that. and we are gearing up for march madness with just ten days to give me that until selection sunday. ole miss, they're celebrating this morning after a big upset overnight. will reeve is here with that and more. good morning will. >> hello. good morning to everyone. the first couple months of the year is such a fire hose of football that march madness can really sneak up on you. but ready or not, college basketball is gearing up for its one shining moment. and last night we had some nice reminders that anything can happen in march. it was senior night in oxford, mississippi. ole miss hosting fourth ranked tennessee. here comes senior jalen brakefield with a night he'll never forget, scoring 19 points in the game, every one of them coming in the final 11 minutes. the biggest came with seven seconds left to put ole miss up for good. they pull off the upset here 78 to 76. and then

we've got a good old fashioned court storming which is a sign of the times ides of march. and in women's basketball, some heroics from way downtown in the sec tournament. look at this bang. that's number ten. mississippi state's destiney mcphaul the half court heave ending the third quarter against number 15 missouri. mcphaul had a career high 19 points. mississippi state wins. they're on to the next round of the tournament. they will face ole miss tonight. you got to love college basketball. anyone can be the hero at any time. >> okay. if you can give us for people to watch in march. march madness. who you got? >> yeah. while anyone can be the hero, you know, there are some big names to watch in the men's game. you want janai broom of auburn and cooper flagg from duke. he's going to be the number one pick in this year's nba draft. and then how about juju watkins and page buckets. yes, at at usc and uconn. okay. >> you know my daughter that duke and cooper flagg said he's coming back. so hopefully he doesn't. >> i don't believe him i don't think he's going. >> to stick around. you go to the season. >> what about rick pitino? what

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level, they have fallen 800 feet down a snowy cliff saturday. high winds made it difficult to lift them to safety until tuesday. both are recovering, and not as good news. now we are going to turn to the rocky start for the planned fyre festival reboot. officials on the small mexican island are casting doubt, saying no one has contacted them about it. now creator billy mcfarland is firing back. will reeve is back with more. >> billy mcfarland spent four years in prison for scamming people. fyre festival was such a colossal disaster that it has become shorthand for colossal disasters, so who wants to try again? billy mcfarlane does. he says fyre festival 2 is coming a couple months from now. officials there say they don't really know what he's talking about. it began as one of the most anticipated music festivals of the 21st century with vip packages going for $12,000 and promising an event for the ages.

but then reality hit. >> no electricity, no showers, no bathrooms, no running water appeared. >> the promised musical acts like blink-182 failed to materialize. >> what we got was probably closer to $0. >> instead of deluxe accommodations, concertgoers found themselves surviving on cheese sandwiches. >> i am stranded in the bahamas amidst hundreds of others extremely unlucky festivalgoers. >> billy mcfarland, host, sentenced to six years in prison for pocketing the proceeds, now says he and his infamous festival are back. >> i figured i would be best to hear directly from me was actually happening. first, fyre festival two is real. we have some incredible partners, this includes an incredible production team in mexico. >> but that is new to the island

off the coast of cancun where mcfarlane says the festival is supposed to take place. the tourism director of the island telling "the guardian" "this is not an event that takes place. if you are going to hold an event, you need municipal authorization." tickets are allegedly selling from $1400 to $1 million. no talent has been announced yet, but according to mcfarland, he's booked a star-studded lineup and claims to have prebooked a number of accommodations. in 2022, shortly after his release from prison, mcfarlane sat down with our michael strahan where he admitted to lying to concertgoers and stealing the money, but he says he just got caught up on a terrible path of bad decisions. >> are you truly a changed man, or is this just a spin? >> i hope i continue to change.

i am certainly not done changing yet. >> the festival supposed to take place the last week of may. he announced fyre festival back in 2023, saying it would take place in december 2024. that did not happen, so we will see if anything changes this time around. >> michael: are you going? >> if there is an actual festival, sign me up. [laughter] >> george: turning now to you that a man charged with a 1990 of rapper to boxer cory. he insists he is not the killer. >> charged in one of the most notorious cold case killings in modern american history. this morning, he is breaking his silence from behind bars. ♪ ♪ the death of rap legend to punctprosecutors charged this mn

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davis' arrest followed of fan driven theories that an intense rivalry between east coast and west coast spark to the fatal attack. >> i'm being held against my will. i'm supposed to be out there enjoying my twilight. see me through this. >> the judge has not yet waived the claim of a different suspect. right now davis is scheduled for trial in february. >> robin: our thanks to you. coming up, the woman known as the octomom rebecca jarvis is back to your deep dive into prescription drug costs and how to save money. this is big. >> americans spent a staggering $450 billion on prescription drugs last year. prices keep going up, but you are about to see what happens when we help one woman tackled a cost of her diabetes meds. we are bringing those costs way down. that's next.

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>> without hesitation, he ran towards danger and the fire, finding the driver unconscious as flames near to his body. officer olah dragged the manoffy from the blaze and is beingnoffy credited with saving his life. >> that video, just incredible to watch. the driver was taken to a nearby hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> michael: thank goodness that officer was there. coming up on our "gma" menu, an update on octomom. what her life is like with her 14 kids. >> robin: also ahead, dr. whitney bowe and erica taylor are here to help your skin look its best with the seasons change. remember we are going to spring forward this weekend. >> george: plus, steve carell's big surprise for

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clear out your sinuses a little bit. >> the twist, and an asian mushrooms which some say it may be good for the immune system. >> they all have positive immune boosting effects and may even have some anticancer effects as well. >> if you really want to power up the suit, consider throwing in some turmeric. >> turmeric is a great anti-inflammatory. also regulates or increases our antioxidant defenses through multiple pathways. >> getting inflammation down can reduce your discomfort, and if that includes a sore throat... >> honey does have some antimicrobial properties. may be as effective as cough syrup in some cases. that stickiness of the honey may be beneficial. >> probiotics. they are new in the fight against cold, flu, and disease. >> they are. the more we study probiotics and gut health, practically

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>> lara: the mushrooms, i had no idea. >> i was sick a while back, and it was very helpful. >> george: what about this brat diet? >> very calming. that is when you want to think about the brat diet. also ginger. the dietitian told me most ginger ale these days does not actually have any ginger in it, so you want to go for something that is like a ginger tea. for me, ginger ale, that is just my mom coming into my room with ginger rail when i had a bad tummy. >> george: we all have that memory. >> greg: taking a look at the next storm system, getting rid of one. another one moving npr cross cross-country. got a ton of alerts through new mexico. rainfall. here at lower elevations from san diego up to l.a. they have already seen a half-inch of rain. they are going to see more. this will translate to some much-needed snow among the

midwest, but that is not going to cut into some of america. >> pop news time. >> george: "pop news" time. >> lara: let's do it. we will begin with a very big surprise for hundreds of students who were affected by the california wildfires on tuesday. six high schools gathered for assemblies. they were shown a message from a very special guest. take a look. >> attention. attention all seniors.

this is steve carell. with a very special announcement. i work with the wonderful charity based out of virginia called alice's kids, and they wanted me to let you know that they will be paying for all of your prime tickets. have fun. enjoy the prom. and remember... this is steve carell. >> lara: he is the best. delivering that was so excited for these kids. the charity, so generous of them. they will donate approximately $175,000 to send more than 800 students to their problems, allowing all these kids to enjoy that teenage rite of passage. so important for them to have some normalcy right now. great of them to do that and steve. also in the news this morning,

celine dion surprising fans with us long at a very unlikely venue. the singer who likes to swing a club on the links was at tgl. beach gardens florida yesterday with her three boys who also love golf. when she was asked by espn which of her songs would best represent her golf game, check this out. ♪ ♪ ♪ near far wherever ♪ come on. >> ♪ wherever you are i believe my ball will go on ♪ >> lara: you can see tiger woods got a kick out of it. so did we. he sang along. the power ballad clean rarely heard singing in public since she was diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome. in fact, that is the first time she sung in public since she sang on top of the eiffel tower

during the paris games opening ceremony. great to see her. >> michael: she is a big golfer too appeared. >> lara: apparently really good. awesome. keith richards is receiving a first of its kind on her from the governor of connecticut feared bestowing him with the key to the state and the inaugural connecticut governor's award of excellence celebrating residents who epitomized the core values of creativity, passion, resourcefulness, and generosity which he says richards displays not only with his music but as a dedicated supporter of the arts and education in the state. he attended the event, saying he was so honored, he was at a loss for words, but he honored he has had a great life the last several years raising his kids in connecticut. congratulations to you, my neighbor. finally this morning, halle bailey, who brought arielle to a life has found her

biggest fan, everybody. we need you to check out this moment that she captured of her 14-year-old son seeing her on-screen in character for the very first time. ♪ ♪ >> mama. mama? mama. >> yeah. >> lara: yes. >> george: he was transfixed. >> lara: of course he is. that's his mom. despite being under the sea, he immediately recognizes mama on-screen. posting the video to social media and writing "guys, i'm crying. he knows ariel is me." of course he does. he recognizes that beautiful voice. pete has me on the move, everybody, running over to hang with some amazing women. we are celebrating women's history month. tory johnson has assembled the justice league of women business owners all selling and credible

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have an accident blocking the left lane. two cars involved. and that's why traffic is virtually stopped right here at the richmond bridge toll plaza. once you're on the span, which is a significant delay from the back of the line, speeds do pick up. but heads up here. there's your commute from hercules all the way into san francisco at about an hour and southbound through marin county, that's 101 pat the northgate mall, also at a crawl. gloria. >> sue, thank you so much. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast coming up after the break. >> every mattress from mancini sleep world is backed by our rest easy promise of a 365 night comfort guarantee and best price guarantee. with top brands like tempur-pedic starting at $29 a month. get the rest easy promise only at mancini sleep world. >> lost. lonely. find your perfect match at the next great american musical comedy. where love is so true. it's reality tv. everyone falls in love at

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dr. whitney bowe and erica taylor, the dream

>> all of. >> the lives that. >> have been saved. >> over eight seasons. >> they have faced the impossible. so be nato. now things get personal. >> he's a damn serial. >> killer and it looks. >> like he took with. >> him. the 9112. >> part return begins tonight on abc. >> don't move. >> he's about to code. we're back now on gma. ♪ ♪ >> lara: all right, we're back now with spring just two weeks away, so happy to report. our skin dream team, board certified dermatologist dr. whitney bowe and erica taylor are here to help us get

glowing in time for his spring. you are a huge fan of retinoids, and you say as the seasons change, we need to change our routines. >> the perfect time to ramp up your retinoid. one of the most powerful ingredients when it comes to not only preventing breakouts but stimulating collagen synthesis in the skin, and as the air gets warmer, our skin gets less dry, so we are better able to tolerate that, so if you are not already using a retinoid, spring is the perfect time to try to introduce one into your routine. if you are already using one, you can try to ramp up the strength. >> lara: i did not know that there was a difference. >> ten times more bioavailable, ramp up the strength or take whatever you are using, use it more nights of the week. >> lara: in the winter, i can only do it like two times.

erica, hi, so glad you are here. can you tell us how you freshen up for spring? >> it's important to talk about texture. we want to really avoid like a dry texture that can grab on, especially if you're using retinoids. then we are going to move to something that is so much more hydrating and bouncy with skincare infused. you are really going to get the radiance of the skin, and you can see the difference from matte to radiance in an instant. >> lara: that's awesome. we talk about fashion for spring. a little more colorful, a little more vibrant. it's brighter. how can we take that and address our skin? >> skin is all about bright radiant skin. so one of my favorite ingredients when it comes to brightening the skin, evening out skin tone, it's going to be vitamin c. >> lara: i knew it. i love vitamin c feared.

>> some people are just sensitive to vitamin c. i always recommend starting with a patch test. listen up, take some vitamin c, put it right in front of your earlobe, right like that. wait 24 hours. if your skin is doing well, then you can apply at all over your face. >> lara: how often? >> file. i use mine twice a day. extra dose of antioxidants right before i go to bed at night. vitamin c, some people just don't tolerate vitamin c. easier skin into it. >> lara: just try it so you don't get irritated. how do you bring that glow into the makeup? >> it's all about highlight. textures. with a lot of shimmer especially if we are maturing, it's going to accentuate and may be not give our best glow, so we are seeing a move to a classy finish. cream. does not accentuate highlights, and it is more glass versus

shimmer. >> lara: my daughter, the 20-year-old generation, they are all about the creams. we are more comfortable with powders, but it is not -- >> fine lines, texture. >> lara: so get used to the creams? >> moved to the creams. the moisture. they are made so much better now. this glassy glow instead of a flat shimmer. >> lara: we need to do a whole thing on brands and stuff. it is a whole new world for gals of a certain age. really important that we talk about skin protection. >> more sunshine which is a wonderful thing but it means we need to be more consistent. sunscreen should go before your makeup. do not mix it all together, guys feared. >> lara: dream team in the house for our skin and makeup. we really appreciate you. we are going to do a little weather with greg dutra. >> greg: the wake of this

thing just wild in terms of visibility. this is out near newton where we disgusted to 68 miles per hour. that is a good old-fashioned blizzard. highway patrol car that should have been on the roads. snowfall, though, way below. and it is not going to get much better as we america. >> we're going we are going to take a look now at thegoing to restoration of the alamo. 189th anniversary. undergoing a restoration. matt rivers is there with an exclusive look. >> for 300 years, the exact location of the limestone quarry that was used to build the alamo

was lost to history. until now. that discovery could not have been made at a better time. an american icon that needs some work. >> it's an exciting time at the alamo because were in the midst of a $550 million redevelopment plan. >> new museum, rework of the entire grounds is transforming the symbol of texans ride and making sure it sticks around for a while. >> everything that you see here, more than likely came from here. >> pamela ross are bringing us inside, showing us how parts of the 300-year-old walls are degraded. >> a very old. what happens to you when you get old? the stone needs replacing but you cannot just patch it up with new material. you need the same limestone used back in the 1700s. so where to find that? where else but the san antonio zoo of course, which is in the

middle of building a massive new guerrilla exhibit. >> historians always guess that the original stone came from this area. just not sure exactly where. enter this construction site. head conservator driving down the road sees this construction site and thinks we should probably test rock like this from the site to see if it matches the alamo. >> a few days ago, the test came back positive. filled with bears and leopards and now limestone. now to be used at the alamo. >> it shows history is not static. we are constantly making new discoveries about what happened in the past, and this will help us to do a really authentic job of our preservation efforts. the work here at the alamo and its surrounding grounds will be donek to begin replacing some of those stones will begin soon. meanwhile all of the work will be done in the next two years. guys. >> george: i was really interesting.

>> we're backe are back now, and we are back now.ack now, when it comes to one of the funniest new shows of the year, we are saying order up. we have the cast of the deli boys here live. please welcome seth ali, saagar shaikh, and poor not jog u down mike -- i did it, i got your name right. >> took me so long to get it myself. >> michael: i'm excited to be here with you three. you have great energy. you play -- you run a deli. you run a deli, right? family-owned empire, so i am going to start with you, asif. what is your go to deli order? >> great question. going to start off smart and strong.

sour patch kids, foot-long turkey sub, doughnuts, and i gatorade zero. i am getting jacked up, and i am firing like a rocket into my day. i will crash 30 to 40 minutes later. >> michael: you are going to need to sleep after that. what about you, poorna? >> will definitely always pick up starburst and a lotto ticket. i am vegetarian. the whole deli thing -- yeah. but i will get a lotto ticket at the deli. >> i don't pretend to be healthy. i am just going to get a red bull. sugar free. i ate some flamin' hot cheetos. i might get like a snickers all meant. if i am going sandwich, it is going to be a philly cheesesteak with extra buffalo. >> michael: i am not a cold cut kind of guy. i like my sandwich is hot. tell us about the show. >> about two pampered brothers who find out our father has secretly been running the mob.

now that he has passed, we are now forced, through our amazing auntie, we are now running the small, and we are idiots, and it is so funny. [laughs] >> they are like the stupidest two boys in town. >> not far off from real life. >> she has to save them from the mob but also from each other. >> michael: you grew up in a convenience store family. how much of that experience do you bring to the show? >> it was nice because i was already trained to make sure the merchandise looks nice. i use that as a lot of general motion to give me something to do while i am saying the lines. prize gun. run the register. >> michael: really? so you did not need much training for this. >> yeah, i was ready. >> michael: poorna, you

prepared by watching "the sopranos" and "the real housewives of orange county." that is like a really -- >> specific -- >> michael: combination right there. what would your tagline be if you were a real housewife? >> of what place? >> michael: doesn't matter. you choose. >> i would say if you come to you my deli and buy a lotto ticket, you are sure to get lucky. >> that's good. really good. >> michael: her character's name is lucky. that was really good. [laughs] watch yourself. watching those shows has paid off. your chemistry is amazing. >> palpable. >> michael: how was it on-site? did you guys have fun on flat? >> it was like being in a sketch comedy show. >> had to really reel us in.

>> a lot of improv. >> we are all here for a fun -- >> but we have to make the day, say our lines. >> michael: we are going to take a look at a clip. >> we have to go hide somewhere unfathomably far from here. >> florida? >> yes. >> oh, god, whatever you do, do not pick up the phone. >> hi, what's good? we are just at the deli doing deli things, it being a deli guy's beard. >> i can see you. there is a camera. look. on the left. what is going on there? [laughter] >> michael: all right, i am sold. >> yours sold? you are going to watch all ten episodes? >> there is only one crew member laughing. >> i feel you. thank you. >> every other one of them is like...

>> michael: i'm in. we are all in. thank you. >> thank you. >> michael: everybody out there, all of the episodes of "deli boys" are streaming on hulu. do yourself a

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you are backed up until they can clear that out of there. it is blocking a lane elsewhere. we go to the santa cruz mountains, this one north 17. before idlewild. we still have an accident, and you can see the backup there. and a little farther to the east, we have an accident. this is in sunnyvale, northbound 85 near homestead. drew. >> hey there. sue. some showers scattered, falling in the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay. we're at a level one this morning until about noon. the afternoon we're drying out a mix of sun and clouds, but it will be cool. temperatures only in the 50s. gloria. >> thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. and we'll be back at 11:00 r ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, host, actor, producer,

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