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the night to rescue survivors. school outrage, parents protesting after learning a student who allegedly made a kill list is back in class. demanding answers, the family of a man who died following this tasing incident with los angeles police. >> angry at how it was handled. the questions about police tactics. mega millions mystery, a small town buzzing over who could have bought that billion dollar winning lottery ticket. speculation running wild. ♪ it's about to go down ♪ and wild night, the jaguars pull off the third largest comeback in nfl playoff history as the 49ers' brock purdy proves his worth with one for the record books. plus, damar hamlin pays a visit to the bills. and the look ahead to the next matchps ahead of that big showdown monday night. ♪ it's game time ♪

i didn't think i would like that song, but weirdly i do this morning. >> especially when the niners are winning. >> oh, yes. >> he was happy this morning. >> yes! >> good morning, america. it is great to have gio back with us filling in for janai. she's on her birthday week. >> yes, having a great time. >> yes, yes. we have a lot to talk about. for millions of americans in the west, the only question this weekend, is when will it end? storm after storm, downpour after downpour as california faces a january of seemingly nonstop rain and snow. yeah, that flooding rain and feet of dangerous snow falling across the state this weekend causing travel dangers and power outages to tens of thousands. president biden approving an emergency declaration for california. >> but there might be a change coming in the forecast. so let's see how things are stacking up right now. danielle breezy from our nashville station, wkrn, has more. >> reporter: this morning, flooding, heavy rain battering california as an atmospheric

river brings yet another round of life-threatening conditions. in orange county, fast-rising waterways, swift water rescue teams rushing to save a woman desperately clinging to a tree. the woman rescued by helicopter pulled from the fast-moving water set down safely. in santa cruz neighborhoods flooded. >> that's pretty deep down here. >> reporter: this man driving through feet of water to see the damage left by the heavy rain to his home. and in the mountains, heavy snowfall bringing traffic to a halt near lake tahoe. visibility near zero. >> i mean, it is pretty tall. >> reporter: and in soda springs walls of snow with up to three feet more forecasted. now, the good news is right now california in a lull. the bad news is another storm system will slam them later on tonight into tomorrow. look at this, ten states under flood, wind and snow alerts this morning. and that has expanded east. here's the latest timing. we've got that one storm system pushing east bringing rain to the middle the country. another storm system coming into california slamming it with rain and snow.

then as we head into tuesday, the rocky mountains get a lot of snow. the northeast begins to get rain, and by wednesday that storm system strengthening in the middle of the country. we'll talk more about that coming up, eva. >> all right, thanks, danielle. now to the latest revelations about documents found at president biden's home. abc's maryalice parks is at the white house with more. good morning to you, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. once again the white house is correcting the record and revealing that they have, in fact, found even more classified pages than previously disclosed. on thursday morning the white house put out a statement confirming that a small number of documents have been found at the president's home in wilmington in the garage and just this week on wednesday night one additional document had been found in a room adjacent to the garage. now the special counsel to the president, richard sauber, is telling us that, in fact, hours after that was released, an additional five pages with classified markings were found in that adjacent room next to the garage.

now, the discovery of these new five pages was made apparently while sauber who has security clearance was with officials from the department of justice transferring that one page that had been found by the president's lawyers. now, bob bauer, biden's personal lawyer, put out a statement yesterday too trying to defend this confusing lack of communication. he said there were limitations on the information they could publicly disclose, quote, necessary to protect the investigation's integrity, but big picture, all week at every stage of this, there have been serious questions about the transparency or the lack of transparency from this white house. why were they confirming some batches of documents and not others when they knew that other documents had been found? eva. >> maryalice, thank you. there's a lot to talk about here. let's bring in jonathan karl who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. all right, jon, this slow drip, three disclosures in a week. two of which we know weren't fully complete when they were shared. i mean, just how damaging is this? >> i mean, the white house has

not handled this in a sterling matter, and it clearly is a problem. counsel investigation. ecial - we've seen how those can really suck up a white house's attention and become a major distraction, but you're right. the drip, drip, drip, the first documents were discovered on november 2nd. that was six days before the midterm elections. we didn't learn about them till earlier this week, and then you had the subsequent revelations. documents in the garage, documents in the room next to the garage. more documents in that room next to the garage. the white house says they are simply being transparent, but, again, the transparency didn't seem evident when they didn't tell anybody about this back in november. >> you mentioned that midterm election. we're about a year away from another presidential election. already we have two of the leading candidates under separate federal investigations into handling of classified documents. what are the implications as we head into the next election cycle?

>> well, in some ways there is -- these cases are entirely different. you know, president trump did not voluntarily turn over the documents. he didn't turn them over even when they were subpoenaed when the fbi visited mar-a-lago. one of his lawyers signed a form saying that everything had been turned over, of course, when the search warrant was executed. we saw more than 100 more classified documents that had not been turned over, so the situation is very different. biden seems to be cooperating as this goes along, but it does muddy the waters for a campaign. i mean, the bottom line is that both men seemed to have taken inappropriately classified documents when they left office, biden as vice president, trump as president. >> okay, let's bring maryalice parks back in. the president, he's trying very hard to stay on topic and keep the focus on his priorities. now he's staring down a newly

divided government and a ll ihis afcten e that says it agen? what are you hearing from behind closed doors at the white house? >> reporter: yeah, they're trying to carry on. he travels today to georgia to mark martin luther king day. but, of course, everything they had going last week was overshadowed by this and know the republicans have launched two investigations into the documents alone. the white house is very aware of how politically vulnerable this makes them. but like jon was just saying, it could also be tricky for republicans who have spent a lot of this last year defending president trump's actions with and mishandling of classified information, so if they go too critical on biden, this could backfire for them, as well. eva. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. maryalice and jon, thank you both. catch jon later on "this week." he has exclusive interviews with don bacon and adam schiff with more on that discovery of classified documents at president biden's home and office and jon speaks with senator raphael warnock after his runoff victory last month. gio. overseas now to the war in

ukraine and deadly new russian air attacks on an apartment building as western allies promise more tanks and artillery for kyiv. abc's matt gutman has more now from dnipro. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, gio. civilians killed in attacks across the country, but the strike that all eyes are on in ukraine right now is that apartment block behind me. it is believed that there are still dozens of people missing there. they hope that some of them might still be alive. regardless, this might turn out to be one of the deadliest strikes on a civilian target since the war began. this morning, the desperate search for the missing. sirens wailing throughout ukraine saturday, an all day barrage of russian missiles. a single 13,000-pound missile say ukrainian officials obliterating this entire apartment block. fire roaring from the crater and in the blackened cord yard, you can see cars crumpled by the concussion wave and hear the screams of the wounded and the terrified.

the death toll rising to at least 21. more than 70 wounded and dozens remain missing this morning. a drone zooming over the wreckage, 72 apartments destroyed. hundreds damaged. as night fell, we arrived on the scene. six hours later you get a sense of the power of that missile taking down this entire apartment block shattering the buildings on either side, and still it is smoldering. but in the smashed concrete, glimpses of hope. this young woman crouching with her phone in her destroyed bathroom. another holding a stuffed animal being brought down on the ladder. this entire courtyard which is actually large has been turned into a moonscape. the buildings and every single window, hundreds and hundreds of apartment units, completely shattered. garbage cans flung like they were toys, and right here, that pile there, still working on it. you can smell how acrid that smoke is, and dozens of workers still hoping to find the living in there.

and early this morning, an enforced hush on the search site. rescuers on the pile hearing a voice zeroing in on a survivor and eventually officials say the woman pulled to safety. brutal fighting continuing in the east of the country over the contested towns of soledar and bakhmut, that's considered the bloodiest battle of the war so far, and in a major development, the uk now saying it's going to deliver to ukraine main battle tanks, the first western ally to do that, whit. >> yeah. they've been asking for those tanks for some time now. matt gutman, thank you. now to breaking news. a deadly plane crash in nepal carrying 72 passengers and crew happening in a town popular with tourists. dozens killed and new details just coming in. abc's lama hasan is following the latest from london. lama, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. well, this is undoubtedly one of nepal's worst aircraft disasters with authorities saying at least 68 people are now dead. we're getting dramatic video showing the plane flying low.

and as it's coming in to land suddenly it appears to fly out of control and crashing in a populated area bursting into flames. you can see the aftermath of the crash. thick, black smoke billowing in the air. the prime minister launching an urgent search and rescue operation. here's what we know about the flight. the twin engine 72-seater plane was operated by yeti airlines and carrying 72 people on board. 68 passengers and 4 crew members. the majority were nepalese. there were also a number of foreign nationals on board as well. we know the plane took off at 10:32 from kathmandu. it's just a 25-minute flight and just seconds away from landing at the two-week-old international airport in a resort town. it came down. early data shows it was 15 years old. equipped with an old transponder. so far no details on what may have caused the crash. an investigation is already under way. eva. >> lama hasan for us, thank you.

now to the crisis on the border with mexico. the democratic mayor of new york city traveling there today as he pleads for more federal help for migrants being shipped north. abc's phil lipof joins us with more. good morning to you, phil. >> reporter: good morning to you, eva. mayor adams landed in el paso last night. his trip short but message will be clear. the federal government must fix a broken immigration system. now stressing cities like new york thousands of miles away from the southern border. this morning, new york city mayor eric adams touring the southern border in el paso and asking the federal government for emergency funding for new york city. the mayor speaking this week with caribbean power jam radio. >> i really believe it's irresponsible that we have not had a real national response to what's happening at our border. >> reporter: and new york city ismong o cities asking for similar emergency help. governors from texas, arizona, florida and colorado have been busing migrants out of their states. adams says he can no longer afford to shelter more migrants,

40,000 coming to new york city since the spring, a record 800 in one day, 3,100 last week alone. shelters in new york city at their limits. so this 28-story, 1,300-room luxury hotel is being used to house migrants. some seeking asylum. still, adams says more is needed to house, feed and educate migrants. he says it will cost the city between $1.5 billion and $2 billion and he's only received 10 million in federal aid. >> the strain on our infrastructure is just immense. >> reporter: president biden visiting the border last week meeting with el paso's mayor amid a crisis now not just in border states but across the country as well. as for his schedule today adams plans to visit several spots along the southern border including a known border crossing and an area where migrants sleep. back here in his own state, governor hochul continues to

pledge to help the mayor but wasn't clear with what that means financially. >> thank you very much. we turn to the outrage over a public school student who allegedly wrote a kill list a year ago and is now being sent back to school to join former classmates. abc's em nguyen has more. >> we are calling you to be responsible and do the right thng. >> reporter: this morning, shock and outrage from boone county parents learning a student who allegedly made a kill list is back in their children's school. >> well, i couldn't believe it. my worst fear is that one day after my daughter gets dropped off from school that i get a text over the phone of the school has been locked down and that there are casualties in the school. >> reporter: officials say an eighth grader allegedly made threats last year against several students when he was at conner middle school. at that time superintendent matthew turner and the school board decided to expel him. and now one year later, the student is back in the classroom

at conner high school. a room full of parents voicing frustration at a recent school board meeting. >> it is completely negligent to face a student exhibiting these red flags with our students at conner high school. >> reporter: turner defending his decision, telling abc news, the kentucky constitution guarantees the right to a public education for every child without prejudice. public school districts are not legally permitted to permanently expel a student. we have no reason to believe there is any threat to students or staff. according to a state statute, local school boards can expel students who make threats against others for not less than one year. >> yes, you have to provide a free education, but that does not stipulate that it has to be right back at conner high school. they have plenty of options. >> reporter: parents are on edge especially as k through 12 school shootings have recently skyrocketed. 58 reported in 2017 according to the k to 12 school shooting database. in 2022, there were 302. there are a number of school districts out there that also impose a minimum of one year expulsion for similar incidents

but overall no exact protocol for all states. many school districts have a range of punishments that can range on a case by case basis, whit. >> em nguyen for us, thank you. let's get another check of the weather with danielle breezy. we were taking about the storms out west and rain and flooding but snow a huge part. >> a huge part especially in the sierra. this is mammoth, california, and this is video from there, as you can see. wow, look at that snow coming h ever on retwo tot to mention two to four feet in the rockies. now we're also watching for rain out to the east. we are going to see rain showers that are passing showers along the east coast as we head into tuesday afternoon. but more impressive rain totals coming thursday from that storm system and maybe even a little snow up in new england. we're talking about a widespread probably one to two inches with a bull's-eye of two to three

inches from cincinnati back down to little rock. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's so from 28 feet of snow out west to new york city not even having measurable snow yet. >> yeah. >> yeah, my husband yesterday was hoping for snow. f. i passtwiing it.dael martinoschusdr.

-- unveiled a moving tribute to dr. king and his family and racial equity in the form of a massive sculpture. abc's mona kosar abdi is here with the details. good morning to you, mona. >> reporter: eva, good morning. making this moment that much more special, the late dr. martin luther king had many notable connections to boston, he met his wife there, he preached there and led a civil rights march right to that very spot where his sculpture now stands. this monument like the iconic figure making history. nearly 60 years after dr. martin luther king jr. addressed thousands at the boston common, the city unveiling a sculpture commemorating the reverend and his wife, coretta scott king. the 20-foot-tall and 40-foot-wide bronze monument, the largest in the u.s. dedicated to racial equity. hank willis thomas is the artist behind the sculpture, affectionately titling it, "the embrace." >> he's hugging her, and you can see her literally holding him up, and it was something that

was so special. >> reporter: thomas is known globally for his work honoring diverse historic figures. >> i'm really excited to be highlighting this very important moment in 1964 when dr. king was awarded the nobel prize because that was really a culmination of over a decade of incredibly hard work that not only dr. king did but mrs. king. >> reporter: the famed king couple's love story began in boston. he was a theology doctoral student at boston university. the $10 million sculpture celebrating their life and the 30-foot tall mlk memorial on the national mall. dr. king's 14-year-old granddaughter honoring her grandparents' legacy. >> i also see the love and stength and unity in these hands and how they symbolize a beautiful marriage and partnership, and it was one that changed the world.

>> a profound message. thomas was chosen to design the sculpture after submitting a proposal to a competition back in 2017. he says the embrace not only acknowledges dr. king and coretta scott, but is also something very universal. good times, bad times, gio, we all need a hug. >> oh, absolutely. what a beautiful sculpture and what a beautiful love story, huh? thank you for that, mona. coming up here on "gma," the lapd releases dramatic body camera video of an arrest that ended in death at a nearby hospital. what we know about the case this morning. wild card weekend in the nfl. a look ahead to the bills/dolphins matchup today and that dramatic meeting between damar hamlin and his teammates. we'll be right back. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment

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night as crews worked to remove the truck. luckily nobody was hurt in this accident. caltrans has a warning for drivers. a high wind advisory is in effect at the san francisco oakland bay bridge. edge. travel there is not recommended and francis loss and good morning to you. let's get a check of the forecast. wam one right now we have some scattered showers moving through the bay area and some more moderate rain just moving along the east bay running along 6 80 , but then get ready this afternoon through tomorrow morning, a storm level to moderate we see some brief downpours and isolated thunderstorms, liz all right. thank you, francis. and thanks for joining

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on the field, off the field, on the field, off the field, all the trials and tribulations. we got a strong group. a real family over here. welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. damar hamlin making an amazing comeback after suffering cardiac arrest on the field less than two weeks ago. espn posted this photo of the 24-year-old smiling and talking with his fellow teammates at a bills facility yesterday. this is for the first time since his release from the hospital. the bills preparing to face the miami dolphins in a wild card playoff game today. so coming up, we'll have much more on all the super wild card action with espn nfl analyst matt hasselbeck. so great to see hamlin. what a recovery. you can only imagine the bills taking the field today with that extra bit of confidence he is doing well.

let's take a look at the other big stories we're following on this sunday. happening right now, china announcing 60,000 people have died from covid-related illnesses since december when strict pandemic restrictions were lifted nationwide. that number is in sharp contrast with the 37 deaths that had been previously reported. international health experts have accused china of underreporting the severity of the outbreak. also right now, prince harry coming second to no one when it comes to book sales. harry's tell all, "spare," is the fastest selling nonfiction book of all time. the explosive memoir selling more than 1.4 million copies in the u.s., canada and uk on its first day out. harry broke barack obama's record. president obama's book, "a promised land," sold 887,000 copies on its release day. and the "avengers" star jeremy renner updating fans on his recovery by posting this video from his hospital bed while being wheeled into a room saying, i wish you all a special night.

renner's sister telling "people" magazine he is crushing all the progress goals as he recovers from that new year's day snowplow accident. >> so good to see that. >> yeah. all right, and we're going to start this half hour with the lapd releasing body camera video of officers using a stun gun on a man who later died. now, he was related to one of the founders of the black lives matter movement, and abc's faith abubey is in los angeles as his family demands answers. faith, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, gio. keenan anderson was a father and a d.c. area english teacher who was visiting his family here in the los angeles area for the holidays. one relative tells me that she's never seen him as scared as he looked in that police body cam footage. this morning, the family of keenan anderson outraged calling for the los angeles police chief to step down after the 31-year-old english teacher died following this tasing incident with los angeles police.

>> you're trying to kill me. >> reporter: the edited footage released by the lapd begins after a multicar crash. anderson seen walking away from the crash scene and witnesses say he caused it. an officer catching up with him telling him to get out of the st ahe >>an to. >> reporter: p complied with the officer's commands but was, quote, exhibiting erratic behavior. >> your legs crossed. >> don't try to kill me, please? >> who is trying to kill you? >> i had a stunt today. >> reporter: a few minutes later anderson saying he wanted to make sure people could see him. >> i want people to see me. >> sir, okay, you can stay right there then. >> reporter: as more officers arrive, police say anderson attempts to run away. >> turn over on your stomach right now. >> reporter: the lapd says officers tried using their body weight, firm grips and joint locks to subdue him. >> don't george floyd me. >> reporter: but they say anderson kept resisting. >> stop or i'm going to tase

you. >> reporter: the officer eventually discharged the taser. >> i'm going to tase him. >> reporter: using it multiple times. paramedics reportedly treating anderson at the scene before taking him to the hospital. more than four hours later, cardiac arrest while still in the hospital. >> mr. anderson's specimens both tested positive for cocaine and cannabis. >> reporter: law enforcement experts analyzing the police body cam video say the responding officer did try working with anderson. >> i do think he went about it in a very positive fashion. he asked him time and time again to stop and then asked him again to stop resisting then it continued. he did it again each time. >> reporter: a 2017 reuters investigation found that more than a thousand people died across the country after they were tased by police. black lives matter co-founder patrisse cullors who happens to be anderson's cousin calling for the lapd officers involved in her cousin's incident to be held accountable. >> we're supposed to be a

society that believes in life, that believes in human beings being able to live long healthy lives. my cousin deserved that. >> reporter: and police say they're still investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident, and once that's complete, the critical incident review division will send its findings to the police chief. he'll make recommendations to the civilian board based on that report, but ultimately, eva, the decision on whether the police's use of force met department standards will be up to that panel. eva. >> faith abubey there for us, thank you. time now for a check of the weather and back to danielle breezy and, oh, there's sunshine behind you. >> i'm going to show you a beautiful sunrise right here. this is one of the good things we get to do on "good morning america." see the beautiful sunrise. this is florida. don't let that beautiful sunshine fool you. it's a chilly start in florida. we've got freeze alerts up and down the entire state, temperatures start in the 40s, 30s and even 20s. that's about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than where they should be this time of year. now, from the cold to the warmth.

we are going to see temperatures really start to warm especially in houston from the 70s to 80 on tuesday. that could tie the record high that day, or we could even break a record, and then 67 in nashville by tuesday. in the upper 70s in miami. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happen i don't know about you but after this cold weekend in new york, guys, i'm ready to go to florida, texas. how about that? >> although that 41 in miami, that one, we're like, wait a minute. >> my family is freezing down there right now. freezing. scarves, the whole thing. >> send coats to the benitez family. coats and blankets. all right, thank you. coming up here on "gma," somebody bought that billion dollar ticket at this maine gas station beating mega millions odds. now, the swirling questions on who it is.

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on friday night, the owner checked his own ticket but no luck. now he's just hoping it's someone local. >> everybody is trying to figure out if it it's somebody we know. i hope he takes care of the cashier that sold him the ticket and uses it responsibly. >> reporter: that somebody has a whole lot to use. the grand prize totaling $1.35 billion or $723.5 million in a cash payout. >> to be able to take it to the next level. you know, it's awesome. >> reporter: and the store owner that sole the winning ticket will receive $50,000 as well. >> we're a small community. we're a small store and hope that it's somebody locate. >> reporter: the winning numbers drawn on friday, the 13th, superstition will tell you the day is unlucky, but lottery history shows otherwise. this is the seventh time the jackpot has been won on that date. this time, the winner beating the 1 in 302 million odds. so in addition to the big

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spotlight pulling off spectacular plays. overnight, a record-setting comeback. >> in the pocket, fires and caught for the touchdown. evan ingram. >> reporter: the jacksonville jaguars clawing their way out of a 27-point deficit to cement the third largest comeback in nfl playoff history. >> here we go for the win. >> reporter: jags quarterback trevor lawrence off to a rocky start against the chargers. >> here comes extra pressure, but the pass is intercepted. >> reporter: becoming the first quarterback to throw four interceptions in one half of a postseason game, but in the second half, lawrence redeemed himself by throwing four touchdowns, setting his team up for the game-winning field goal. >> playoff game, down 27-0. we come back and win and we know we're always coming out of these games and we don't care. we love it. >> reporter: out west all niners and quarterback brock purdy making history as the first rookie qb to score four

touchdowns in a playoff game. >> 11th consecutive win, brock purdy is now -- >> reporter: that final touchdown pass from purdy bringing the 49ers to playoff victory over the seahawks and earning a shoutout from basketball legend lebron james. purdy with this reaction to the tweet. >> aww, that's sweet, yeah. [ laughter ] that's awesome. >> joining us now is espn nfl analyst matt hasselbeck. matt, good morning to you. it's great to have you. some great games yesterday. so let's go ahead and start there. two young quarterbacks getting the job done. who do you like going deeper into the playoffs though, the 49ers or the jaguars? >> well, it's really tough there. i mean, seeing brock purdy's reaction to that lebron james tweet was cool. these two guys couldn't be more different. brock purdy was mr. irrelevant. he was the last quarterback, the last person drafted in the nfl draft.

no one expected him to play. third string quarterback, and he was ready for his opportunity in san francisco when kyle shanahan needed him to come in and play, so i really think that's an amazing team, but i also love trevor lawrence. i mean, trevor lawrence, the total opposite. when he came out, first player picked in the draft and said he would be the next great quarterback in the nfl and he started out yesterday with four interceptions, i think football is a great sort of analogy for life. you got to have perseverance and move on and, you know, you can't affect what happened in the past and can only affect what happens in the future. and really that's what he did last night in a game, four interceptions to start, four touchdowns to finish it. really, really cool and -- but i think the better team would be brock purdy and the 49ers. >> i know you're a former seahawk, but my 49ers looked purdy, purdy, purdy good if you ask me. >> yeah, they did. this outfit would have felt better had the seahawks had won yesterday. >> i know, but we still appreciate you getting up and joining us anyway. so let's talk about the rest of the super wild card weekend. what are your expectations for

the dolphins/bills game today? >> i kind of think the bills are a team of destiny. the dolphins are dealing with some adversity now, but watch what the buffalo bills have done. they have's come together, and the dolphins team playing without their starting quarterback or running back and i don't think that maters. the bills, they've sort of rallied around their teammate, damar hamlin, who had a scary incident recently and done it on special teams and have one of the best defenses in the nfl and have one of the best quarterbacks in josh allen. if he's not one of the best, if he's not the best quarterback he's at least the most fun to watch, great thrower, can throw it a mile and great runner as well but i'm looking forward to seeing those fans in buffalo clear on their team. >> this last one, don't have much time left, cowboys/bucs. tom brady has never lost to them in his entire career, the cowboys? >> not only has he never lost to to the dallas cowboys. he's never lost to dan quinn,

the defensive coordinator for the dallas cowboys and beat him in those super bowls as well. dallas has the more talented team. tom brady is tom brady. he's got more experience than anybody else. this should be an epic monday night game. >> it will be a great one to watch. matt, thank you so much for getting up with us. sorry about the seahawks, but still we definitely appreciate it. of course, you can catch matt on postseason nfl countdown at 10:00 a.m. on espn getting you set for the playoff action including matt's one-on-one conversation with joe burrow and you can catch the dallas cowboys taking on the tampa bay buccaneers monday night 8:00 on abc as well as espn and espn plus. and we'll be right back here with "play of the day." hey. (whisper yelling) jake from state farm! we have to know. yes. these are state farm pajamas. no, what if we have to talk to somebody about our policy but it's late at night? call us 24/7. great, because what if someone still calls his mom for everything? gh everything, at state farm we're there for your “what ifs".

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legend thurman thomas paid him a visit. he gave him two tickets to the super bowl. it's going to be much warmer for him there at the super bowl in arizona and maybe lucky his bills will end up in the big game. game. >> remember he left a note that he broke into the school apologizing for the damage. yeah. >> merry christmas, jay. >> well deserved. >> so nice. >> thank you so much for watching, everybody. stay tuned for "this week" later on this morning. we're always on goodmorningamerica.com. have a great day. bill. a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone i'm liz kreutz highway 92 half moon bay is partially back open. this comes as crews work to fill and repair that massive sinkhole caused by the recent storms right now, one way traffic control is in place on highway 92 going eastbound on highway 35. to pilar tito's

creek. there will still be some closures as crews continue to make repairs and the state of california will receive more funding as communities continue their recovery efforts after recent storms, president biden approved a disaster declaration on saturday. and that means residents and hard hit areas can get federal aid. this can include temporary housing, home repairs and other programs to help people recover. francis tina lawson. good morning to you. let's go check outside. morning liz. morning, everyone. we're dealing with some scattered showers this morning. you can see here with live doppler seven a band of showers moving through parts of the east bay at this point, but then get ready to storm level impact to moderate is arriving late this afternoon continues through tomorrow morning. brief downpours and isolated thunderstorms are possible so you can see it here with the animation. things start to move in around 3 30 will be heaviest in the overnight hours and then we'll start to clear out and we will. finally get a break midday into tuesday, but rainfall amounts generally anywhere over

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