i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. breaking overnight, a packed southwest airlines plane lands at the wrong airport with the runway only half the size of where it was supposed to touch down. the lost pilot slamming on the brakes, stopping just short of the cliff. seconds from near catastrophe. happening now. ice jamnation. the frozen rivers breaking up in the warmer weather. dozens rescued. water flooding into town. two men pulled from the icy chicago river and record-breaking winds blow down this brand-new home like a deck of cards. all right, all right, all right. >> i'm shaking so much. don't ever do this again. >> a huge golden night for hollywood. "american hustle" and "12 years a slave" big winners. taking top prizes. tina and amy leaving everyone laughing, even get bono in on the joke. >> lara backstage with the a-listers for some selfies and

answering your big questions. all the red carpet standouts and the sizzling amy for a dazzling cate. complete behind the scenes action this morning on -- >> good morning, america. very nice of cate blanchett to do that for us. >> yes. >> good morning, america. hope everyone had a wonderful wonderful weekend. what a scene on the red carpet. the big stars there for the night filled with surprises. and sizzling fashion. including kerry washington. there she is. yes, it is official. it is official. >> she looks fantastic. >> way to make the debut. >> looked stunning. perfection. a big night for "american hustle," also "12 years a slave." also matthew mcconaughey winning

major acting awards. lara, we loved seeing those selfies. >> the selfies were great. thank you, george. everyone was so down to play along. i love matthew mcconaughey when he said, all right, all right, all right. that was sort of the feel of the night. it was a fun, relaxed evening. you could feel the energy. just all of the love. we want to thank you, our "gma" viewers, because you guys gave questions that the stars loved. they really answered them and you won't believe what they had to say. thanks to you, our "gma" viewers. >> love that. love that vintage gown you had on last night. >> thank you, robin. >> we'll have all the fashions and everything from the golden globes ahead. we begin with the scare in the air. a southwest flight landing at the wrong airport in missouri. coming within feet of going over a -- the cliff -- the edge of a cliff. abc's alex perez is at midway airport in chicago where the flight originated. good morning, alex.

>> reporter: good morning, robin. there are many unanswered questions this morning. passengers say they knew something went terribly wrong when they felt the pilot slam on the brakes. >> we landed. and we kind of stopped abruptly. >> reporter: this morning pass jers on on the southwest plane describe the turbulent landing. a flight packed with 124 passengers took off from chicago's midway airport and was supposed to land at branson airport in missouri. instead, it landed eight miles away at taney county airport. seen in this photo. the runway about half the length of branson's. so short it reportedly forced the pilot to slam on the brakes, coming to a halt just 500 feet from a steep cliff over a roadway. >> we're safe and sound here. >> reporter: just moments after the precarious landing, the pilot tries to calm passengers' nerves. >> people know we're here. and we'll be taking care of you just as soon as we can. thanks again for your patience. again, apologize.

>> reporter: the incident similar to when this plane landed at a tiny airport in wichita, kansas. much smaller than its intended destination mcconnell air force base. it is also the latest in a string of hiccups for southwest. in november, a southwest flight from tampa to raleigh dropped 10,000 feet due to a cabin pressurization problem, making some passengers sick. and in july, at new york city's laguardia airport, passengers were horrified when a southwest flight landed nose first, setting off sparks and panic. as for sunday's debacle, southwest called the landing uneventful overnight. noting that all customers and crew are safe. still the faa and the ntsb are now investigating. making the situation worse, the airport where the plane landed, it is so small, it doesn't have the fire and rescue equipment needed to respond to a commercial plane crash. those passenger, george, as you might imagine, breathing a sigh of relief this morning. george?

>> thanks very much, alex. >> let's bring in colonel steven ganyard. steve, we just heard from alex, no emergency equipment at this airport. just re-enforces how bad this incident could have been. >> this is very scary, george. this is a runway that is half the distance that the crew expected to be landing on. it's made of asphalt, not concrete. it has sharp dropoffs at either end. it could have been catastrophic if say there had been weather. if the runway was wet, or if the crew had come in faster than anticipated. >> is there a simple explanation for how something like this could have happened? >> no simple explanation. it's just hard to understand how could something like this happen. this airplane has so much technology. it can put this crew within eight feet of any point on the earth. why they were not using it, why it wasn't employed here, why they took visual cues and got pulled off to some airport that wasn't there's is just very, very hard to understand. >> not the first incident for southwest. do they need a safety review? >> not just southwest. go back to the wichita incident.

a 747 landed at the airport that wasn't an intended destination. i think the faa has to look at the procedures of all airlines. make sure they're doing things properly. make sure they're not having trouble with visual night transition. at airports and landing at airports that they shouldn't be landing at. >> okay. thank you, steve. robin? now to the golden globes. lara was there with all the excitement last night. didn't go to bed. stayed up to be with us this morning. >> i got a little bit. a little bit. very excited to share. there were so many wonderful moments. so much incredible fashion. truly, what a night here in hollywood. the stars descended. on beverly hills and their annual celebration for tv and movies for the second year in a row. for the second year, poehler and fey did not disappoint. >> welcome to the 71st annual tina fey and amy poehler's lee daniel's "the butler" golden

globes awards. >> reporter: golden girls ruling again at the golden globes. no one was safe. >> "gravity" is nominated for best film. it's the story of how george clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. we're going to get the show done in three hours, or as martin scorsese says, act one. >> i'm sorry i'm shaking so much. don't ever do this again. >> reporter: best supporting actress winner, jennifer lawrence, kicked off a night of big wins for "american hustle." >> and the golden globe goes to -- "american hustle." >> reporter: "dallas buyers club" got best supporting actor for jared leto and best actor in a drama for matthew mcconaughey. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i love that. >> the first words i ever said on film. >> really? >> 1992. "dazed and confused." all right, all right, all right. >> reporter: leonardo dicaprio historically snubbed at awards

show bucked that trend last night. taking home best actor in a comedy for "the wolf of wall street." >> i never would have guessed. >> reporter: and third time was the charm for host amy poehler, who took home her own golden globe for best actress in a comedy, as well as a treat from u-2's bono. >> i never win so i can't believe i won. >> reporter: woody allen was not there to pick it up in person. but his good pal, diane keaton made the most of it with a memorable song for woody. ♪ that's how long you're going to be my friend ♪ >> reporter: speaking of long, it was a long walk for winner jacqueline bisset, who had trouble finding the stage. and then had trouble finding the words for her speech. the word that did spring to mind was the wrong one for censors. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: did you know you had a little four-letter word? >> no.

i just been told. i didn't know i did that. >> reporter: but she wasn't the only one who had a little slip of the tongue. >> [ bleep ]. >> thank you! >> this is the beautiful mess we hoped it would be. >> reporter: really such a great night. i'm really excited to share this with you. it's our facebook fish bowl. your questions going into a bowl and the stars are answering them and they're not holding up. that's coming up. george and robin? record winds knocking out power for tens of thousands. and now rising waters is a big concern where places where the polar vortex froze rivers last week. gio benitez reports from morrisville, pennsylvania. >> reporter: ice jam invasion. this morning, warmer weather from illinois to up state new york causing chunks of ice to build up. triggering rivers to overflow into neighborhoods and forcing rescues. one driver northern ohio brought to safety after nearly two feet

of water surrounded her car. up to ten feet of water in west seneca, new york. families there carried out by bulldozers. and by daybreak, homes left water logged. >> two floors all the way to the top. the cars are underwater. >> reporter: the water wasn't rising, but freezing overnight in chicago, where three people plunged into the icy chicago river, leaving one dead and another in critical condition. the third person is still missing. a different sort of ice issue in maine. this was the scene from inside a passenger jet at bane gore international airport where a plane slipped right off the runway. winds also a problem. >> oh, no, look at that! >> reporter: record-breaking gusts in raleigh, north carolina, this weekend, blowing down what was to be a brand-new home, like a house of cards. 86-mile-per-hour wind gusts.

hurling trees onto homes. one woman died after being struck by a fallen tree limb. another woman nearly electrocuted. >> she got caught up at that transformer. if she was there in a few seconds, she would have been electrocuted. >> reporter: here in pennsylvania, this isn't snow, this is ice that hasn't melted yet. and up until last night, the delaware river was completely frozen over. the good news, no flooding or ice jams expected over the next week. robin? >> all right, gio. ginger will have more later. now the golden globes. the big headlines from hollywood. u. new insecurity for millions of americans using credit and debit cards. recent cyberattacking is more widespread than thought. we know that 70 million target customers have been compromised. now, reuters is reporting three more chains were victimized. they have not been publicly disclosed yet. but the latest hacking at neiman marcus jeopardized up to 1

million accounts. whether you pay cash or credit, two mainstays of the family budget getting more expensive. first, gas prices have now risen to their highest level in three months, partly because of the increasing costs of crude oil. while at the supermarket, beef prices just hit a record high, thanks to winter storms and the continuing western drought. and some 300,000 people in west virginia are facing now a fifth day without tap water after a chemical spill contaminated the water supply. it's unclear when the water will be safe. tests show some improvement, but schools and businesses do remain closed. meanwhile, overseas, a milestone in the nuclear standoff with iran. they've now agreed to open their nuclear facilities to daily inspection beginning next week.

in exchange of relief from financial sanctions that have crippled their economy. an upset in the sports world overnight. venus williams suffered a frustrating loss in the first round of the australian open just as fans were hoping to see her return to form after several injuries. and this morning, we have a final four in the nfl. peyton manning and the broncs held off a late surge by the chargers. wouldn't go quietly. now the broncos host tom brady and the patriots. what do you know, brady v. manning. the winner will go to the super bowl. meanwhile, the 49ers will be traveling to seattle to face the seahawks after the niners' rather easy win over carolina sunday. but san francisco will have to contend again with the loudest stadium in the country. seahawks fans generated a small earthquake during a touchdown run this weekend. the quake, you can in fact see there. scientists believe it broke the record set by fans in 2011. i do want you to know, robin, we didn't show the touchdown run as

some measure of mercy for saints fans everywhere. >> seahawks very deserving. they're the number one seed. they played like it. i'm gonna get you. now the new details surrounding the biggest doping ban in baseball history. lawyers for alex rodriguez heading to federal court this morning trying to overturn the superstar's season-long suspension. and the man who allegedly gave rodriguez performance-enhancing drugs is speaking out. abc's ryan smith has the story for us. >> reporter: this morning, alex rodriguez's camp is going to federal court. his attorney tells abc news he'll file a new lawsuit to overturn the historic 162-game suspension handed down by an arbitrator this weekend. >> the allegations specific to this charge are lies. >> reporter: in an interview with "60 minutes" the man who allegedly supplied a-rod and other major league baseball stars with performance-enhancing drugs and is now a key witness against the

yankee slugger, describes a litany of drugs he says he claims he gave rodriguez. >> testosterone. insulin growth factor one. human growth hormone. and, some -- different forms of peptides. >> reporter: in the interview, bosh makes stunning claims about how far a-rod would go in his alleged drug use. >> we ended up drawing the blood in the bathroom of a restaurant/bar/club in the bathroom stall. >> reporter: he shared text messages allegedly sent from a-rod, including this one which reads, feel good, big day tomorrow, what do you have? >> see ya, there it is! number 600! >> reporter: but his attorney, joe tacopina says the text messages were not about drugs. he's adamant that the star passed major league baseball's blind drug tests given to him over the years. >> he's not once failed a drug test. >> reporter: but bosh said that was easy to do. >> it was almost cakewalk.

>> reporter: team rodriguez looking forward to hitting back at what they say is an unfair fight. so today is the day they're going to file suit in federal court. >> he is not giving up. >> thank you, ryan. detroit auto show kicks off today with plenty to celebrate in the industry. u.s. carmakers coming off the best year since 2007. sales up 8%. over 15 million vehicles. and abc's rebecca jarvis sat down with the new chief at gm, its first female ceo. >> reporter: mary barra stepping onto the world stage. making her first appearance since being named the first female ceo of general motors. congratulations. good morning. "good morning america" getting exclusive access. behind the scenes of the detroit auto show. even riding around town with barra in one of the gm's hottest new cars the cadillac cts. when you were originally told you were going to be the ceo of general motors, was there a conversation with the family about, things are going to change?

>> sitting at the dinner table and shared with the kids that i had been selected for this role. and they were very excited. >> reporter: barra, voted most likely to succeed in high school, fell in love with cars thanks to her cousin's camaro. >> i was like, that is a cool car. i had to make the smart choice. to be able to afford college so i had a chevrolet chevette. >> reporter: her mother told her to pursue math and science. >> you're going to go to college, you decide what you want to be, but you're going to college. >> reporter: in 1980, her first job at gm, inspecting pontiacs coming off the assembly line. gaining trust, she quickly moved up the ranks in the historically male-dominated industry. didn't think, i could be the ceo someday? >> no. i stayed focused on the job i was doing. that's the truth. >> reporter: are you serious? >> i am. i think sometimes, in the industry, people are too focused on the next job as opposed to the job they're really doing.

that's been my focus. >> reporter: for all the gender talk, she would much rather focus on the cars. >> i have never approached it from that perspective. i go in, work hard, do what needs to be done. build a strong team. >> reporter: what does it say to the american auto industry and the american people to see a woman on top? >> when i started here 33 years ago, i had no idea this was the role i would be playing, but i approached every position like i was going to do it for the rest of my life. it's a strong message about hard work pays off. >> reporter: her predictions for the future, more electric cars. she says gasoline still going to be around in 25 years. guess what else will be on the road in 25 years? self-driving cars. she feels okay. george? >> and you look okay behind the wheel. thank you, rebecca. let's go to ginger with the weather. a lot of warming going on. yes, and we've been feeling it. last week in chicago, at this moment, it was that -- take your beth away 16 below cold.

this morning in the upper 30s. same deal for atlanta. yes, the mild air has stayed put. but that -- i call this the january reminder. the cold front slicing across. that will be coming through for so many here in the northeast going into your tuesday. do look for cooling down. 50s today a lot of folks. almost 60 in d.c. here is a look at some other people who are very warm. los angeles, the santa anas. 85 would tie a record on wednesday.

>> even las vegas going to get about ten degrees above average. they should be more like the upper 50s. >> we have a surprise for you later on. stick around. coming up on "gma," a daughter's crusade to prove her mother was murdered. the evidence she says the police missed. and we saw kesha check into rehab. now her mom checked into the same treatment center. why she says her daughter is really there. and a big night in los

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good morning, america. >> there they are. the cast of "breaking bad" with lara backstage last night. so many big names there. so much fun. one of the big winners of the night, jared leto of "dallas buyers club." lara asking them questions out of our facebook fish bowl. you see it right there. hi, lara. >> hi, good morning. so many great questions from you, our viewers. and some very unexpected answers from the globes winners. we cannot wait to share them with you just ahead. robin? >> great idea to do that. we'll check back with you. also, superstar kesha in rehab for an eating disorder. why her mother has checked into the same facility. and our money machine fired up today.

must be the time for "secrets of supersavers" week. they eight times fast with no coffee. this morning, super-penny-pinchers telling us how they save. >> do we get to get in? >> we could do it for charity. that would be terrific. >> that was a "king of queens" episode. a different kind of story here. one daughter's mission to prove her mom did not commit suicide. michigan police believe that, but michelle romaine is sure her mom was murdered four years ago. mom was murdered. she says she has evidence to prove it. >> reporter: good morning, george. she says there are witnesses with key information that went ignored. sightings of a speeding car and suspicious men near the area where her mother was last seen. along list of other evidence that keeps her on this crusade four years later to convince investigators her mother did not kill herself. this morning, michelle and michael romaine are fighting to get their mother's case reopened.

after they say local police got it wrong. >> i never for once believed that my mother committed suicide. >> reporter: four years ago, joe ann disappeared after leaving a church in michigan. her body discovered more than two months later floating in the detroit river. police ruled the death a suicide, claiming the 55-year-old drowned. michelle says her mother was concerned someone was following her. >> there are many clues that show foul play involved. >> reporter: frustrated by what she believes is a botched police job, michelle hired a private investigators. >> in short, i think this was a murder. >> reporter: the investigator found new evidence, among those, her mother's shoes. other than clay from the river, she says they were still in impeccable condition, consistent with her being carried and not consistent with the police theory that she walked over two concrete ledges and metal rods before walking into that rocky river. >> this is what they released to

us. >> reporter: she also claims her mother's purse had rips in it that weren't there the morning before she appeared. an autopsy showed bruises on her upper left arm, the arm where she carried her purse. her car was found in a different parking spot from where she originally parked. local police say they're convinced it is a suicide, though they say they're willing to reopen the case with enough new evidence. >> it would take substantial evidence, like the identity of a killer. >> that's myself, michelle here. >> reporter: still, michael and michelle won't stop fighting. >> we will not rest until the killers are found. >> reporter: the most important piece of evidence they say is their mom just wasn't the type of person to commit suicide. they also say that she gassed up her car the same day she disappeared. they wonder why a woman who intended to take her own life would bother to do that. >> lot of questions. thanks very much.

>> okay, george. now more of last night's golden globe awards. what a night it was for "saturday night live" alums, the great hosts. tina fey and amy poehler. lara, you were backstage with one of those former cast members for one of the big winning moments. had to be great to be there, lara. >> it was so great. i just kept thinking, lorne michaels must have been so proud last night with his kids, if you will, from "saturday night live" all but stealing the show. as hosts, presenters, and big winners. >> amy poehler, "parks and recreation." [ cheers and applause ] >> i've never won anything like this. >> reporter: it may have been a sunday night. >> best night ever, andy samberg. "brooklyn 99." >> reporter: but it sure felt

like a "saturday night live" reunion. >> meryl streep is so brilliant in "august osage county" proving there are great parts in hollywood for meryl streeps over 60. >> reporter: back stage, we had a chance to see a different side of tonight's big winner. thanks to this little bowl and you at home. they stormed facebook and had tons of great questions. we created the facebook fish bowl. >> katie. do you prefer to spray-tan or not for the globes? that's a very good question. the only time i spray-tan is when i'm going somewhere warm. i want to look ready to go. i have the whitest legs you ever seen. katie, no spray-tan. really no makeup. >> yeah. >> what do you do to take time for yourself and refresh between movies and acting jobs. >> between acting jobs we'll

travel somewhere usually that has something to do with family. go to family time in texas with my family or just went to brazil to see all of camilla's family. now, those are not always the easiest trips but they're hearty and good for the soul. >> who would you like to kiss tonight? >> charlene? >> who is your favorite actor or actress? >> that's a really appropriate one. indicate blanchett. favorite actor, i am seriously loving chris for the past two years. i think he's brilliant. >> reporter: it's where the cast of best drama "breaking bad" learned something new about their star. >> libby harris says, what size are your feet? >> oh, wow. libby. >> libby. >> hi. >> 17. i have freakishly long feet.

>> reporter: and jared leto first-time winner, shared his secrets to staying cool. >> what keeps you calm before the show? well, jared, what keeps me calm, i was with my brother. i think you have fun with it all. i'm happy to be part of the celebration. >> what a celebration it was. cate blanchett told everybody on stage how she liked to relax before the show, a little vodka. that was flowing, as well as tequila. in the "gma" booth. we'll get into all that next hour. george and robin, i did not partake. >> that did seem to be a theme. katie, libby, and jordan had to be so excited their names were said. >> great questions. >> that was a great idea. thank you, lara. we'll get back to you. and hey, there, birthday girl. >> hey. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, so much. good morning, to everyone. it's milder out. i'm happy. as much as i love reporting on extreme cold, i don't know if i love living in it. storm damage from oregon. a violent weekend we had in the pacific northwest. 85-mile-per-hour gusts.

one of the top ones in sochlt mountains. this is from hood river, oregon. the tree right on the house. it will be a lot calmer. i wanted to tell you the forecast. the forecast for today and through the week going to be much, much better. portland, 52. redding, a bunch of people tweeted me. we got a little rain. you got 0.7 inches. it was very, very little. or 0.07. anything is good because the drought is so intense. in the south, nothing like that. my friends in new orleans, two to three inches. in the red zone. pensacola and some rain. >> this weather report brought to you by royal caribbean international. >> happy birthday.

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a week after revealing her private struggles with an eating disorder and checking herself into a rehab facility, her mother tells "people" she's entered the same facility for treatment of her own. >> her mother said her daughter urged her to check into rehab for post traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: it stems from the constant pressure put on her pop star daughter. >> her mother said dr. luke, kesha's producer who put pressure on her regarding her weight. specifically, she mentioned he called her a refrigerator in the past and it put a lot of pressure on her. however, dr. luke's rep said the allegations are false and that he wishes kesha the best on her healing journey. >> reporter: 57-year-old siebert, a tennessee-born songwriter who collaborates with her daughter shared their close-knit relationship on the

reality series, "kesha, my crazy, beautiful life." >> we're going to break the walls down. >> reporter: while coinciding rehab stints are not the norm -- >> it's extraordinary, actually, that both kesha and her mom are getting help. it could save kesha's life. honestly. >> reporter: -- having family support when she's trying to get back up may be just what the doctor ordered. ♪ it's going down . for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> and we wish them both all the very, very best. also ahead, "girls" premiered last night. why the people behind the show became so angry when asked about nudity on the show. and a "play of the day" dog v. dog out there. it's a canine bo-fer. it's all for you. and ginger because it's her birthday. >> just for you. >> just for you.

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right then. here's "the play of the day." >> dear ginger. ♪ happy birthday we have a canine bo-fer. >> it's only just begun. >> a face-off between two smart dogs. first, kermit the boxer. his owner just realized why he's been sleeping so late. because he turns off the alarm. now that is a snooze. that is a serious snooze. there you go, kermit. thank you. so there you go. let's go to lucy. this i saw over the weekend. this is remarkable. >> i saw this. >> this is a complex problem solver. the beagle sees the chicken nuggets in the toaster oven over there. up onto the chair, on the -- on the table. go for it. what does lucy do? >> right. >> no, come on. >> no, george, yes. >> this is real? >> yes. >> the nanny cam because things were disrupted with when they got home.

>> how is this possible? >> boy, more proof that my dogs are so dumb. >> how smart is that? >> it's incredible. incredible. >> very smart. >> mine would just -- >> smart dog. >> and gets them out of the toaster oven. way to go, luc, way to go. coming up, much more from the golden globes. go nowhere. the golden globes. go nowhere. (beeping of c♪ffee maker.) save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. from nature, for sweetness.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on a monday. good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on a monday. are you ready to party? >> where's the envelope? >> one huge golden night for hollywood. >> i never win, so i can't believe i won. >> all the red carpet fashion hits. from sandra to sofia, amy adams wins big in red and jennifer lawrence's dress goes viral overnight. we've got complete golden globes fashion coverage as we say -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everybody. >> and sherri shepherd, who is going to sashay in here with us. >> yeah.

>> look at that. >> whoo! >> i can't let that "dancing with the stars" go. >> i know. you can't. we don't want you to let it go. that was so sweet about how you talk about him in your book. >> i love val chmerkovskiy. he's like a little brother. if i weren't married, i might have been a cougar. i'm married so he has to be my little brother. >> you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> you're watching people on the red carpet. at the golden globes. >> i was. i was watching. >> who was your favorite? >> i love -- i love sandra bullock. i love what she had on. that is prabal -- probably good. prabal gurung. i thought it was so beautiful. she looked so classy. with what she had on. it was one of my favorite dresses there. >> you said, you fitting into that dress well. >> thank you, girl, it's spanx. hopefully, it won't roll down underneath my c-section.

>> oh, we're back. >> i'll just keep setting them up. >> girl, girdles ain't no joke. >> sherri back. >> i love it. i'm talking about as long as dog joan jacqueline bisset. she's still talking accepting that award. >> it's great to have you here. we'll talk about your book and healthy suggestions you have for us all. >> absolutely. >> we will not need a five-second delay. >> you will not. put your arm up here. >> okay. lara's live in l.a. this morning. big night last night. >> oh, it was so great. and they did need a five-second delay in l.a. hey to sherri. sherri, i agree, sandra bullock, one of my favorite dresses. but there were so many stars absolutely sizzling. facebook and "instyle" taking a huge poll. according to those people, jennifer lawrence topping it as the evening's best dressed. cate blanchett coming in second place. we have more on red-hot red carpet fashion coming up. george, robin, josh, everybody.

>> speaking of red hot. how about lupita. let's show some love. i mean she was gorgeous out there on the red carpet. >> stunning, she was. >> ralph lauren she was wearing. >> did you see the way jared leto was looking at her? i said, somebody got the fever. >> or he wanted to wear it. >> yeah. >> he wanted to wear it. >> i'm afraid if i call the hotel room, something is going to be picking up the phone. did you see the way they were looking at each other? >> so great to have sherri back. want to show our money booth. it's about to get fired up as we kick off our big series on savings that you can put to work right this morning. that's coming up. first, let's get news from josh. >> we begin with serious questions about how a southwest airlines flight could end up landing at the wrong airport in missouri. 129 people on board a flight from chicago to branson, missouri, last night. the pilot had to slam on the brakes to avoid going over a steep cliff. that is because the runway was only about half as long as the one at the airport eight miles

away where they were supposed to land. recently in a similar incident, a large cargo jet landed at the wrong airport in kansas. and a new political bomb shell for governor chris christie. already plagued by that shocking bridge scandal. christie now facing a federal investigation for the alleged misuse of funds for hurricane sandy relief. at issue, a nearly $5 million tourism ad campaign featuring christie and his family. ads that were played during an election year. meanwhile, today, subpoenas could be served to aides blamed for staging the traffic jam on the george washington bridge. also happening today, lawyers for baseball star alex rodriguez are filing a lawsuit to challenge his 162-game suspension for allegedly using performance-enhancing drugs. the man who allegedly provided him performance-enhancing drugs today "60 minutes" that rodriguez agreed to have his

blood drawn in the bathroom stall of a miami club. and a new development in the nearly seven-year mystery surrounding the disappearance of british girl maddie mccann. scotland yard detectives are asking portuguese authorities to help interview three burglars in the area the night she vanished. and a stunt rider in texas has been warned by police after doing this on his bike. riding up and down the arches of a bridge in ft. worth as a publicity stunt. the top of the arch, no wider than a sidewalk, has no guardrails. i hope it was worth it. and finally, speaking of worth it. your daily dose of coffee may be doing more than keeping you alert. in some cases saving your life. researchers say caffeine also giving your memory a jolt. a new study finds just 200 milligrams of caffeine, equivalent of two cups of coffee

equivalent to roughly one-fifth of my daily intake, can help your brain recall images, which explains so much. enhancing your memory up to 24 hours until you need more coffee to once again, enhance. wash, rinse, repeat. >> now it all makes sense. >> all makes sense. >> see, see, see robin! >> thank you, josh. >> stunning news from josh this morning. "pop news" coming up. but right now, let's get the weather from ginger. >> and these folks, coming out here from all over the world, we always get so many wonderful people. what is your name? it's your 16th birthday? >> my name is jocelyn. >> and from one of my favorite places. how do you say the city you're from? >> saskatoon saskatchewan canada. >> i love it. mostly because i can't say it. let's go ahead and check out the forecast. a big push of air. the january weather returning. chicago going from 38 today to only 18 for a high temperature on wednesday. minneapolis doing the same slide and with it will come a little

clipper system. just a little bit of snow. 1 to 3 inches in the d >> we have to get straight to l.a. lara, you were looking fierce last night, girl. >> oh, ginger, thank you. i want to say happy birthday to you. we'll celebrate when i get back. but first, here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." in "pop news" the moments that went viral at the golden globes. and how emma thompson really kicked up her heels. it's what you didn't see.

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our friend, julia louis-dreyfus has two nominations tonight. one for "veep" and for her first film nomination for "enough said." >> interestingly, she's chosen to sit in the film section tonight. >> huh.

>> hi, julia. >> hi, julia. >> you know us from tv. >> hi. >> hi. >> i love it. that's great. one of the great moments. last night's golden globes awards. >> and reese there. >> back off, back off. i gotta tell you. julia louis-dreyfus, for me, robbed for "veep," great show. lara spencer. one of the many, many, many, many, many moments from last night. some l.a. special "pop news." >> i would love it, josh. good morning to you all and good morning to you. i begin with emma thompson. so wonderful in "saving mr. banks." when i saw her last week at the national board of review gala, she got on stage and she urged all women to unite and kick off their high heels. she got a standing o. last night, she practiced what she preached. at the golden globes, she gets on stage to present best screenplay, she shared her pain

and her disdain for high heels. take a look. >> i just want you to know, this red, it's my blood. [ laughter ] >> she chucked them off. when it came time to open the envelope, she needed both hands. and then the heel high jinks continued. they went on on the red carpet. she did the whole red carpet no shoes on. clearly she did not want to wear those shoes no matter how nice they were. >> and the martini certainly helped. >> i loved that, too. her other accessory. you gotta love the golden globes. also in "pop news" jennifer lawrence. her win for best supporting actress all over social media. it was her gown, by dior, that was causing major online buzz. inspiring some to put together these. take a look. their own makeshift versions of the dress.

there were so many of them. if you could show a few more. that's interesting. >> oh, come on. >> apparently a sheet and a couple of belts is all you need. i like this one, too. i mean -- listen, fashion is for everybody, guys. >> quick. >> some gave thumbs up, some not so much. as expected, the actress came prepared for a good time. one more picture of her there behind the scenes. something you haven't seen anywhere else. here she is, sneaking up and photo-bombing taylor swift during taylor's red carpet interview. that is -- >> she is -- she is so real. she keeps it real. no problem with her whatsoever. >> and then, a scandalous moment during last night's show. the pregnant kerry washington looking oh, so beautiful with a vintage watch on and a beautiful baby bump, something that amy poehler and tina fey discussed in the monologue. >> the beautiful kerry

washington is here. [ applause ] she's expecting. she's expecting her first child later this year. >> oh, my gosh, is it president fitz's? >> probably. i thought amanda was carrying his baby. >> scandal. >> one of so many great nights. i'm hoping we get a chance to show you another one of their best jokes. it was about george clooney. it had the room hysterical. crossing my fingers we can play that for you this morning. we're still going strong here at "gma's" golden globes afterparty. you can see what a party it is. we want to talk fashion. rachel smith is here. she was with me at the show. she braved the red carpet and is now going to talk all about the trends. good morning, my friend. >> good morning. you looked lovely last night. >> right back at ya. >> it was a night for the stars to shine. there were plenty of bold choices. and some daring dresses. check it out.

♪ the red carpet was on fire with the hottest haute couture. at sunday night's golden globes. a-listers dazzling in a sea of green from gorgeous gowns to dapper jackets and fancy footwear. "the wolf of wall street's" margo robby stopped to answer a viewer's facebook question. >> kim heller, how long did it take you to get ready? all together, probably about three hours. >> reporter: jennifer lawrence wowing in white, and generating lots of buzz online. color blocking took center stage for sandra, taylor, and julia. who took a more tailored approach. other stars shimmered in silver, including michelle dockery. what look are you channeling tonight? >> um, my inspiration this year was liz taylor. very old hollywood. >> reporter: looking good is not a cake walk, according to emma thompson. >> i'm trying to achieve the upright look.

the actually standing upright look in shoes that i can barely walk in. >> reporter: some of the best dressed played it safe with classic black. while lupita nyong'o answered the facebook question -- what is the first thing you'll do tonight? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: but the best accessory of the night, baby bumps. olivia, drew, and kerry, all rocking pint-sized bundles of joy. and those three women, some of my favorites from the evening. sporting the best accessory, the baby bump. and olivia wilde, stunning. >> joining us now, our three favorite looks of the night. this is the guy you want to hear from, joe z. from "elle" magazine. >> hello. >> i thought this was a terrific red carpet. >> oh, my gosh. the star wattage was off the charts. i thought they all looked great. didn't you? beautiful, beautiful dresses. >> who do you want to start with? >> number one or three?

>> oh, gosh. why do you make me choose? >> oh, come on, lara. >> go number three. >> you know, it was a tie for me. i knew my top two. when i got to number three, it was a really interesting year. it was about the veteran style stars and the newcomers that were the breakouts. number three was a tie for me between amy adams and julia roberts. because they were very different and interesting. >> i liked the color-blocking on both. i saw sandra bullock's gown. online, it was iffy. in person, stunning. >> gorgeous. and sexy but elegant. absolutely. >> we're looking at julia roberts. this would look great without the button down under it as a strapless dress. >> it's daring and it's different. when you see so many dresses on the carpet, i like something slight off the radar. >> dolce & gabbana. >> is that a dress that people can buy? >> absolutely. >> it's a new look.

will we see that? >> absolutely. i think a lot of people did that comparison to sharon stone. i think it was definitely interesting. >> what was your second choice? >> my second choice was lupita nyong'o. >> i agree. i know robin does. it's ralph lauren, right? >> right. >> you said not a lot of women could pull this off. >> i think no one. she did it phenomenally. >> she did it. >> we want to hear the best. drum roll. >> cate blanchett. i mean, i'm sorry. elegant. >> done and done. >> elegant. old hollywood, right? so chic. >> really, really great. joe z., the overall theme. will we see one color at the oscars? black and white? >> i don't know. maybe black. there's a lot of black and white on the carpet. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> great job, rach. george, back to you in the studios. right now it's time for something that happened off

screen. tv critic explains whu she spent so much time on the show with clothes off. >> you might imagine. the show reveals how a corky young writer tries to keep the emotional roller coaster from jumping the track. that one critic thinks the star of the show might be revealing a bit too much. >> i'm going to place you on hold for a brief moment. >> reporter: it's a sight fans of hbo's "girls" are all too familiar with. star lena dunham showing off her girls. among other body parts on the season premiere. >> i never see you naked, you always see me naked. >> reporter: but when a tv critic asked her about her frequent nudity at a press conference on thursday, an all-out war of words ensued. dunham telling him, it's a realistic expression of what it's like to be alive. if you're not into me, that's your problem. this morning, malloy is speaking out to abc. >> i thought that was a big

artistic choice. i was inquiring why she made that choice. >> reporter: executive producer jenny connor chimed in saying dunham was in a rage spiral over malloy's question, saying he accused her of showing her body too much. >> i never criticized her appearance and would never. it would be crazy and tasteless and awful. >> reporter: it's not the first time critics spoke up. last season, critics lashed out after her character, hannah, had a weekend affair with patrick wilson. claiming the tryst between the mismatched pair was implausible and uncomfortable and that same no holds barred attitude was on display at the golden globes. >> right here, honey. >> what is the most girly thing about you? >> my genitals. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as for her spat with malloy, she's not responded to us for comment. if the past is any indication, it looks like she'll stick to her own naked truth.

for season three. george is so happy we could revisit that moment. >> yeah, really, once wasn't enough. >> tim malloy is telling us he wants people to stop tweeting him and calling him sexist. it doesn't change the world in any way. he wants people to go to a charity, volunteer, make a difference. take your rage somewhere else and do good with it. >> there you go. >> good advice. >> he's still blushing. he is still blushing. >> you would be, too. >> thanks a lot for that. soda stream, one of the hottest gifts this past holiday season. the little machine that turns tap water into sparkling soda. is it a healthier alternative to store-bought soda? dave zinczenko takes a look. >> now you can fizz your favorite drinks at home. >> reporter: the environmentally friendly soda machines taking over kitchens worldwide. soda stream, a do it yourself way to turn ordinary tap water into your favorite beverages. >> turn water into soda in a second. >> reporter: it is a healthier

option? soda stream's regular cola syrup uses real sugar and sucralose instead of high-fructose corn syrup. an eight-ounce glass of their cola contains 35 calories. the same-size glass of brand-name soda has 100. but you're still drinking liquid sugar. liquid calories are absorbed faster than food calories. that means the natural sugars are still rushing right to your waistline. some with zero sugars like the diet pink grapefruit contain food dyes that have been linked to negative health issues, like hyperactivity in some children. soda stream has a line called my water that contains no chemicals or dyes. but some of their other flavor b pack kets do, just like regular soda. some consumers have gone out of their way to avoid caramel coloring used to make regular sodas based on animal studies that suggest possible cancer risks. soda stream tells abc news that

all of its flavors exceed the food safety standards set forth by the fda. they encourage consumers to read the label and make informed choices. >> it would be great to switch if you're a soda-drinking house hold. but nothing is better than water. >> reporter: but soda stream can be a useful tool in your quest for better health. build your own designer soda. use your machine to build seltzer and add in 100% pomegranate or cranberry juice. >> and dave joins us now. expand on that a little bit. the last part you were saying. you can make your own seltzer that is -- i don't want to use the word healthier. it's not as bad. >> there's a difference between less bad and healthy. this is fewer calories. it's still got sugar and artificial sweeteners in it. try to get beverages that move you toward health benefits. you can make some great ones at home. i made -- we have great recipes all over the website.

this mock tail is my fresher than fresca. it's seltzer and grapefruit juice. >> is there any difference between noncarbonated water and the seltzer? >> what's great about this is you save a lot of money because a canister here is $15. you get 60 quarters. you can save $45 over the course of 60 drinks. >> pretty good. >> thanks, dave. speaking of saving money, our money booth, the new series, is coming up. stay with us. can you say oscar nominations? it's finally here. "gma" is live behind the scenes. oh, yeah. this is going to be so good. the countdown to oscar sunday starts this week on "good morning america" on abc.

>> good morning. and thanks for joining us. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information that will lead authorities to a serial arsonist in san jose. city leaders and community residents have been handing out fliers. they include a composite sketch of the man. it was developed from the surveillance of the area where one of the fires was set. investigators looking into 13 possible cases of arson since last wednesday.

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today's temperatures four to six degrees above average. it's breezy ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh my gosh beautiful. audience out there in times square. maybe for the first time if a month, they're not standing out there in arctic temperatures. of course, ginger is going to rain on that parade in a moment. what a night in hollywood. temperatures hitting the 80s. the facebook questions out of the fish bowl. an awesome idea. >> it really was. she is there covering it all for us this morning. the unforgettable moments. the hottest fashion trends. tell us what you were wearing. you said it was vintage. it was spot on. >> robin, thank you. i'm so excited that you asked. i borrowed a necklace from rena

lamour worth $13,000. it's going back when i'm done. i broke for a fabulous thrift shop. it was $150. it is vintage from the '60s. i got so many compliments. kerry washington wanted to borrow it after the baby. >> i don't blame her. she'll have to fight me for it first. sherri shepherd is here. let's look at her at the "gma" twitter mirror. those pictures showing up on our "gma" shot right now. she looks fantastic. lost fmore than 40 pounds. posting her own incredible photos on instagram. she's her to tell us how she did it. >> give us a duck lip. there you go. that's it. >> we wanted her to have extra time. let's start saving big. money booth time. fire it up. we have two huge supersavers

here sharing their secrets to banking bucks. but first, back to lara in los angeles. oh, lara, what a night. >> what a night, josh. and the thing about the golden globes is that there's a thing you see on tv and what is going on backstage. it's a party if a big way. so we're going to show you some of that. and then, also answer more of your incredible questions from our "gma" facebook fish bowl. take a look. tease are questions from "gma" fans. two all of the actors and presenters. ah, behind the scenes of you one of hollywood's favorite nights. we get a glimpse at the bubbly and the beautiful. a big fan or your entire body of work. i was wondering, will you be dancing in celebration tonight? >> yeah, i will be. >> reporter: some of our backstage neighbors may have sexy neon lights to attract stars to their lounges, here at team spencer, we have our own

unique approach to wooing the stars. would you like an altoid? >> it's an old tin of altoids. there's champagne and things and you have altoids? >> no, i'm good, thanks. no, no. don't outdo yourself. >> wait, wait, i have this. >> you know what? i couldn't possibly. >> yes, it's modest. our secret weapon is thislile bowl. we're all thing it the facebook fish bowl. what music is on your iphone or ipod? >> i don't have that. i don't have an iphone or ipod. we' we' >> we're having a raffle. >> i'm wearing command doe. it's a type of drawers that covers the bits. >> reporter: oh. i brought this out. i thought, maybe. while we pour a shot of tequila. >> who's in? >> i'm in.

>> i had a feeling you might roll. >> a generous pour. he's a generous man. >> he's not afraid. much to celebrate for mr. samberg and the cast of "nine nine." what grea great fight. people are loose. nothing but the best for our "gma" booth. one final check of the weather from ginger. it's a celebratory day. i thought, we canvassed the crowd. who can do something special. he can do what? >> donald duck. >> seriously, say it again. [ in donald duck voice ] >> my name is donald duck. >> i swear he's doing that. ava, missouri, is where we start. and then we go across the country. such issues with the ice jams. in trenton, the latest pictures. los angeles, you're going to see the santa ana winds. the fire danger is up.

you have 80 for a high by the midweek. the mid 80s. and here's a look at the cooling forecast. other cities before. boston, the big change, from 50 today to 39 on thursday. and here's a look across the [ cheers and applause ] >> this weather report brought to you by crayolo. because you have such a great voice, we have your hometown forecast. he's from san antonio. can you say it like donald? >> san antonio. >> allow me to be the first to say happy birthday. meanwhile, all this week, we're revealing secrets of

supersavers. the tips you need to save hundreds, thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars on everything from food to clothes and so much more. you see there, the supersaver money booth. it can only mean one thing. this morning, we meet the supersavers of pinterest, the social network so many are using to get the biggest bangs for their bucks. from good grub to now dress your pug, pinterest has it all. the latest craze, pin after pin after pin, creative ways to save you real cash. we enlisted some of the most popular pen pinchers. meet crystal paine. mom of three, author, and savings blogger. >> we have lived on $17 to $35 a week for our grocery bills. because of that, we were able to pay cash for law school. >> reporter: with a tight budget on food, she wound ways to save big on time and money using

freezer cooking, cooking in bulk to freeze for later. >> there are moms who show you how to do 40 meals in four hours. row save $15 every week. that adds up to $780 a year. >> reporter: another tip, menu planning. sites like allrecipes.com. >> you can type in what ingre ingredients you have on hand. it saves us $20 to $30 a week. that's $1300 every year. >> reporter: to save on the gym membership, she consults the countless tips on pinterest. up next, tracie fobes. her family got out of $37,000 in debt. one idea she found on pinterest, a kids clothing swap.

>> great way to clean out your closet, come home with new clothes that cost you nothing. >> reporter: her anticipated save thgs year, at least $1,000. another tip, swag bucks. >> when you purr chus through swag bucks, you earn swag bucks for every dollar spent. >> reporter: she cashed in her swag bucks to get her daughter a bike for free. >> just from the tips from pin interest, we can save well over $2000 a year for our family of five. >> great stuff there. and still to come, sherri shepherd. live. secrets to losing weight and getting down. whoo.

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oh. it is always great to have sherri shepherd here. she's the co-host, of course, of "the view." the author of "plan d.

now lose weight and beat diabetes." the book is out in paperback. sherri is here to share the 411. >> i was 197 pounds when i started "the view." >> you said you attribute diabetes for you getting in shape. >> god bless the church ladies saying i will pray to god to take that away. i said, no, don't do that. it makes me want to be around for my son, it gets me exercising. i was really in the prime when i had him. >> oh. >> that's my baby. >> i can't believe he's 8 years old. that's your motivation? >> it is. i lost my mom at age 41. i look at that boy and i say, i gotta be here for you.

i'm not going to do what may mama did to me. i do want my foot or that cheesecake. i say that to myself. i ask people, who needs you to be here? so i am feeling good. i say, every day, kicking diabetes in the butt. >> you're just radiating joy. how do you keep that is this because a lot of people can drop weight and get in shape. but it's hard, it's hard to maintain it. >> i say stop overwhelming yourself. you have to do one small thing at a time. small changes, you look up and there's big results. you want to start drinking water. break it down. don't go, i'm going to drink a jug. eight ounces when you get up, eight ounces at lunch. try the walk instead of taking the escalator. go the park with your kids. do lunges doing laundry. do it on top. that burns a lot of calorie.

i'm married. >> but this is not the view, this is "good morning america." >> george stephanopoulos, you know a lot about that. am i going to be able to come back on the show? hey, robin. >> moving on now. to nutrition. >> you see george grinning. >> i know. but nutrition is so key as part of the getting in shape. we have foods. a lot of times, we think we're doing the right thing. >> we, we do. but you have to have healthy alternatives. try something differently. >> let's get up and move. they're going to move the tables together. >> look at this. >> karnts, tell us what you -- thumbs up or down. >> i say you have, to if you're diabetic, you have to watch

carrots. they're full of sugar. pest your blood sugar. i like to have broccoli and cauliflower with hum mumus. put it in a wok with a little oil. beets are great for you. i know you don't -- they have a lot of fiber. six grams of sugar in a cup. test your blood sugar. i love me some salad. oh, my gosh. some balsamic vinaigrette with peppers. arugula. so good. >> we know that canned fruit -- >> oh, my gosh. give me insulin right now. too much sugar. look at this. natural fruits. the canned fruit, too much sugar. >> people need to know. you don't have to deprive yourself. >> no. you can have so much. and moderation. >> protein.

protein. >> in the morning, eat an egg. it makes you feel better. look at this. and salmon, i love it. put the fried food down. look at the salmon, grilled chicken. lemons over it. look at the variety. >> string cheese. >> people think it's bad for you. it's great as a snack. i like apples with natural peanut butter. >> that's good when you dip the apple in the peanut butter. popcorn, yea? nay? >> bring popcorn to the movies. plain popcorn. g guacamole, kale chips. edamame. >> feeling good.

>> i don't know how george feels about you. i love you. >> george feels good. i bet you burned 300 calories this morning. george did. >> "plan d" is out in paper back now. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. her weight loss tips for every day of the week. coming up behind the scenes of the abc family hit, baby daddy. come on back, everybody.

a new season of the abc family hit, "baby daddy" is on the way. think of "3 men and a baby" for the 20-something set. cam mathison wept behind the scenes. >> there's a baby on my door mat. >> reporter: abc family's hit show, "baby daddy" is the number

one comedy series in abc family's history. a bar tender from new york turns his life upside down when e comes to find baby girl on the doorstep from an ex-girlfriend. now back for a third season, it's a perfect blend of limitless laughs and love. >> it's okay. daddy's here. >> reporter: what sit like working with a baby on set. you have gone through three sets of twins. >> it keeps you on your toes. >> reporter: sometimes art imitates life. >> so many things we are done on the weekends have ended up in the scripts. >> reporter: really? specific examples? >> the fanle season one where ben ends up in bed with the bride, which is a prank, i actually did to a friend in vegas. >> reporter: and what can fans expect this upcoming season? >> we all get naked at least one time.

>> reporter: you can't say something like that and leave it hanging. >> watch the first episode. >> reporter: and now with three seasons under their belts, i thought it might the fun to test their parenting skills. now we're going to do it. guys versus girls. most kids enter kindergarten at age what? >> 5 is normal. >> reporter: 1-0 for the ladies. most kids first words are? >> i don't know. >> mama and da da. >> reporter: what is the first sense a baby develops. >> the sound. listening. >> hearing. >> reporter: yes. guys team won. i couldn't leave without meeting the real stars of the show. hello. hi, how you doing, harper? good? do you thing i can get an autograph? i'll let you go. you're busy preparing. getting if character. i understand. which one of you is working today? you. for "good morning america,"

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>> good morning. and thanks for joining us. the warm, dry weather continues here in the bay area and we may see more record high temperatures this week. meteorologist mike nicco has your forecast. >> good morning to you. the transition has been breezy, especially up on the hills. there's a fire weather watch for the north bay mountains, 10:00 tonight until 10:00 tomorrow morning. mid to upper 60s away from the coast. and the record highs and poor air quality go hand in hand through about thursday. >> recovering from an early problem, five to ten minute delay at west oakland due to an

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