good morning, america. under fire at the movies. how an argument over texting in a florida theater escalated from popcorn being thrown to shots being fired. this retired police captain fatally shooting the man in front of him as his wife tries to shield him from the bullet. breaking now, that contaminated drinking water in west virginia causing new problems, flowing downstream to even bigger cities. cincinnati now scrambling to close valves to protect its water supply. possible breakthrough in the madeleine mccann case. are cops ready to make an arrest in one of the most puzzling high-profile crimes ever? police reportedly looking to question three suspected burglars. why this could be the biggest lead in the investigation so far. and how she rolls. gisele caught on camera, baby in one arm driving a four-wheeler

with the other. and no helmet. what gisele is saying now about the candid snapshots that have a lot of moms fired up this morning. and good morning, america. welcome back to lara. nice flight home. >> mm-hmm. >> thank you. easy flight home and so happy to be here. >> excellent. in the news right now. keeping our eye on a whole now weather system. i want to make sure i get this one right. saskatchewan screamer. i'm getting coached by the people if the control room. >> we've got some canadian help upstairs. >> where does the name come from? >> it starts in saskatchewan and screams across. we're pretty deliberate as meteorologists. >> i see the subtlety and the nuance of that. >> i'm sure you'll share much more on that coming up. but also, we're going to tell you what beyonce is saying overnight. the superstar going public with a demand for change.

pressing that women get their fair share, equal pay, equal respect. >> she's speaking out. we'll talk about that but that fatal shooting at a florida movie theater. retired cop now charged with second-degree murder after shooting a fellow moviegoer who was texting during the previews. abc's steve osunsami is on the scene just outside tampa. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a high-end theater with incredibly comfortable leather chairs and waiters and waitresses who bring food and drinks right to your seats. it was quite a shock when someone pulled out a gun. they were there to watch "lone survivor." >> more than ten guys. i'd say an army. >> reporter: long before the gunfire got started on the screen it was happening for real during the previews. police say it all started when retired tampa police captain curtis reeves, seen here wearing a white jump suit, got fed up with the couple on their cell phone in front of him and his wife.

police say that 43-year-old chad oulson seen in this news report from 2011, and his wife, nicole, pictured on their facebook pages, were reportedly talking loudly and texting away. >> curtis reeves asked him a few times to please turn off his phone. chad decided not to. >> reporter: the 71-year-old retired policeman went for the manager but came back alone. police say the two men started arguing. oulson trying to explain he was texting his young daughter. that's when witnesses say the retired officer pulled out a gun and aimed at oulson's chest. >> somebody throws popcorn. i'm not sure who threw the popcorn. and then bang, he was shot. he staggered two seats over, fell on my son and i. >> reporter: oulson's wife was wounded trying to shield her husband from the gunshot using her bare hand. >> she's a wreck. i mean she just lost her husband, the father of her little girl. >> reporter: at the theater people who were there tried to help, including an off-duty nurse who rushed to the bleeding husband and tried to revive him but couldn't. >> something happening like that in little wesley chapel, i never even thought it would happen. >> reporter: as for reeves abc news learned he retired from the

tampa pd in 1993 and was instrumental in establishing the department's first tactical response team. theme park busch gardens confirms he was once their director of security. authorities say he'll be charged with second-degree homicide. reeves has a son who is currently a tampa police officer. we reached out to him last night. he told us that his father is still his idol. reeves has a court appearance this afternoon. robin? >> okay, steve, thank you. now to the fallout from the southwest plane that landed at the wrong airport. the veteran pilots who were flying it have been grounded. and an investigation has been launched. abc's alex perez with the latest from branson, missouri. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a tiny airport, and we've learned there weren't even any employees here when that southwest flight touched down. this morning, we are learning more about those pilots who landed southwest flight 4013 at the wrong airport.

both grounded, pending investigations by the faa and ntsb. >> i can't just start moving the airplane around or trying to reposition or anything like that. >> reporter: the captain, a 14-year southwest veteran, the co-pilot 12 years with the company. but still no word on how they could have brought a plane full of passengers so close to possible disaster. >> we're very lucky indeed especially considering there was a cliff at the end of the runway. >> reporter: the boeing 737 with 124 passengers on board took off from chicago's midway airport sunday. it was supposed to land at branson airport in missouri, but instead, he somehow landed here, seven miles away at the much smaller taney county airport. take a look, the runways face in a similar direction but branson's runway is more than 7,000 feet long and has an overrun zone in case planes go off the runway. the runway at taney county is some 3,000 feet shorter with

steep dropoffs at either end and has never had a 737 land there before. and that's why the pilot slammed on the brakes, the plane coming to a screeching halt 300 feet before it would have plunged right over the edge here. southwest finally moved the plane monday. and we now know authorities have taken the plane's black boxes to d.c. looking for answers. and we've also learned the ntsb will be interviewing the crew of flight 4013 sometime this week. robin? george? >> okay, alex, thank you very much. again, twice in two months this has happened. >> strange. and a lot of questions still to be answered. we're going to turn now to that strange and scary series of fires hitting northern california. police in san jose trying to track down an arsonist on the loose before he strikes again. aditi roy has the details. >> reporter: raging fires, charred homes, and skeletons of buildings. authorities in san jose, california, say it's the work of a mystery arsonist who set 11 blazes in 6 days since last wednesday. >> people should not be living in fear. >> reporter: authorities want to talk to the man in this

surveillance video who they believe is connected to the fires. you can see him walking back and forth four times minutes before another fire burns across the street. when you see the destruction here, what do you want to say to the arsonist? >> stop. stop this craziness. >> reporter: sharon and vincent barely made it out of their home alive after it went up in flames early saturday morning. this church has been hit twice. the damage, $70,000. investigators say the arsonist strikes in the early morning hours working within a five-mile radius. >> he's operating at a set period of time within a specific area. we're hoping that we can bring this thing to an end. >> reporter: no one has been injured in the fires. this couple who say they don't have insurance and may not be able to go back home now just hoping it doesn't happen to anyone else. >> we had planned to take our retirement here, of course, but unfortunately this is not going to happen. >> reporter: for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news,

san jose, california. >> let's hope they solve this soon. now to josh and today's other top stories. we begin with a daring rescue after a man took several people hostage inside a 7-eleven store. now, police had to make a split-second decision when the suspect came out. as you can see here, holding this woman. now, a warning, some people may find the images you're about to watch hard to watch, but i assure you everyone survived. >> reporter: it plays out like a hollywood thriller, but this scene outside a denver 7-eleven monday was all too real. a gunman taking three hostages inside the store for about an hour before emerging with this woman, using her as a human shield, as he ignored hostage negotiators' demands to surrender. then the whole thing comes to a jaw-dropping end as police open fire. [ gunshot ] the suspect goes down and the hostage makes a run for it, dodging behind a s.w.a.t. team van. >> we heard a loud bang and saw the guy's face just fell back

like if it was a car accident, like whiplash. >> reporter: the bullets just inches away from the hostage herself, a potentially risky move, but one they say they had to make. >> he attempted to pull her back if the store. out of fear for her safety, one of the officers fired a shot striking the individual. >> reporter: this morning, police say the suspect is in critical condition. as for the hostage we're told she's a bakery delivery woman who was making her usual stop at the 7-eleven before it came to a very unusual end. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you for that. meantime, there is growing anger this morning against two police officers in california who have been acquitted in the fatal beating of a homeless man. now, surveillance video showed the fullerton police officers striking the man with a baton and then shocking him with a stun gun. officers say he was being combative. the fbi is now reviewing the case and decision. new worries about obamacare and rising insurance premiums. enrollment among young adults is

far lower than the obama administration's target. people under age 35 make up less than a quarter of those enrolled thus far. that is a concern because young and healthy people generally pay more into the system than they take out, thus, subsidizing older adults. and the drinking water contaminated in that chemical spill in west virginia is causing new problems at this hour. it is flowing down the ohio river and will reach cincinnati today. that city is closing two river intake valves in an attempt to protect its water supply. meantime, after six days, water service has finally resumed to some of the population impacted by the initial spill in west virginia. and in florida, the danger of texting behind the wheel on full display here. a man drove off the road as you can see there, struck a tree, flipped over. police in ft. myers released this video as a warning. so please, if you're watching, the driver wasn't seriously hurt, but when you're in the car

today, put the phones down. and the temperature hit a robust 108 degrees today at the australian open. roger federer, though, no problem, advancing in straight sets with, of course, access to many, many bags of ice, frozen towels all in an effort to beat the heat. at least one player, however, did faint. again, this is the time of year there. but they take every precaution, i assure you. and finally, oprah winfrey like we've never seen her before. take a look. if you follow her on instagram, don't really know what it is but it does appear to be oprah fixing her toilet in maui. >> sometimes you just have to jiggle it. >> what do you know? and you know what, she's just like us. who knew? it's -- >> who was going to be the first one to say that? >> she's just like us. wow. >> that little ball there. and juggling. thank you for bringing that to

us, josh. >> breaking news. now to a possible breakthrough, though, in the worldwide search for missing madeleine mccann. the little british girl who vanished while vacationing with her parents in portugal in 2007. police may be closing in on key suspects in the high-profile case. and abc's lama hasan has the latest from london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. well, the arrest could potentially turn out to be scotland's yard most significant to date, getting them a step closer to solving the mystery of what happened to little madeleine mccann. british police are seeking evidence that could lead to arrests in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. according to british newspaper, "the daily mirror" british police are looking to quiz three alleged burglars who had been active in the neighborhood where mccann went missing. scotland's yard re-opened the investigation into maddie's disappearance three years ago. maddie mysteriously disappeared from her bedroom at this

portuguese vacation resort while her parents dined with friends at a nearby restaurant. the pain never disappearing. >> when it's a special occasion when you should be your happiest and madeleine is not there, that's when it really hits home. >> reporter: this could be the biggest lead in the investigation so far. detectives want to question the men about their cell phone records that show they made numerous calls to each other hours after she went missing. around the time maddie disappeared, this had been a spike in the number of breakins. two of them taking place in the same apartment block where the mccann family was staying. thieves gaining access through a window. one theory is she might have been abducted as part of a botched robbery. overnight, scotland yard did tell abc news "we can confirm that a second international letter of request has been sent to the portuguese authorities by the crown prosecution services this week."

well, a spokesman for kate and gerry mccann told "the daily mirror" they don't want to build up their hopes too high but do realize this could be a significant new lead. robin? george? >> thank you, lama. even after all this time. >> amazing. we're going to turn now to that sex scandal rocking frantz right now. where the country's first lady has been hospitalized, said to be in shock after tabloids published photos exposing the president's secret affair with a famous actress. he's now lashing out at the press. abc's amy robach with the details and this guy has a very complicated love life. >> yes, but he's french, right? isn't that what the french do? and the french are usually considered more liberal when it comes to these types of issues. but this is sending shock waves throughout the country. this morning, french president francois hollande is preparing to address allegations he's been carrying on an affair with this woman, 41-year-old actress julia gayet. rumors of a tryst began swirling

after the french magazine, closer, published pictures of a man they say the hollande riding a motor scooter coming and peting gayet in this paris apartment, not far from the home he shares with valerie trhierweiler, whose spokesman said suffered a big emotional shock. the news hit her like a high-speed train and hospitalized for depression and extreme fatigue. >> people traditionally haven't sympathized with her. she doesn't have a charming personality in public. but i think now, they're beginning to see her as a woman scorned. >> reporter: while she does act as first lady, she and the president have never been married. the french president has not denied the affair. he said he greatly deplored the invasion of his privacy and even threatening legal action. according to a new french poll 77% of french voters surveyed thought the president's liaison should remain private. and 8 in 10 said their opinion of him had not changed. but this was before the

hospitalization was made public. >> when you look at polls that say 80% of the people believe this won't change their opinion of him, that is not good news. he's only got a 28% approval rating to begin with. >> reporter: gayet has not commented on the alleged affair. but her lawyer reportedly obtained a legal injux against the magazine for publishing these pictures. now, a close friend of trhierweiler says she's prepared to forgive as long as he comes clean with his intentions and maybe we'll hear those later this morning. 10:30 eastern time, he has a press conference. >> got to get it all done before the state dinner here at the white house in february. >> that might be best. >> they might want to get on that then. >> this guy's -- he said it was very complicated. now, he basically got together with his current live-in lover. >> girlfriend. >> girlfriend, when he was leaving his previous live-in girlfriend -- >> so she was the mistress before. >> who was his rival for president of france. >> so she kind of knew what she was getting into? >> yeah. >> okay.

amy, thanks. lara, you have a bit of a warning out west. >> a bit of a warning here. it is the time of year that bears should be sleeping in. but this year, officials are warning more and more bears are out of hiber nation. and they're popping up in, as you can see, the most unlikely of places. the slopes are alive with skiers and bears? you might not expect to see old smoky on the trail but skiers at heavenly mountain, one of the country's biggest and most popular ski resorts, have started to see them regularly on the slopes. alarming officials who are warning, it will likely be a more common sight. with warmer conditions, bears aren't hibernating like they should be and are on the prowl which could cause some serious problems. >> what it tells us is that these bears have become too acclimated to humans and see them as a source of food. >> reporter: unusually warm and dry conditions are forcing them out of slumber to look for food and water even on the slopes. it's called urban interface. they don't hibernate when they have easy access to food provided by people.

>> if this year continues the way it is and natural foods don't get that drink of water that they need, in other words, the bear habitat is lacking moisture, then we could have an even bigger nuisance bear year than we had in 2013. >> that picture is unbelievable. and here's some advice from wildlife officials. they say, and this may sound obvious, but i think we should just say it. do not leave any food or trash unsecured. and more importantly, never approach a bear if you happen upon one. just a little piece of advice for you. >> especially if you're on skis, yeah. >> some wildlife official, george. >> who thought bears would be on mountain slopes? i -- wow. never would have thought that. >> thanks, lara, for that. all right, ginger zee, you going to explain some things for us? >> i sure am. and i'm never skiing again with honey in my pockets. minneapolis that we're looking at. the roads, what a mess. slow go for so many because of that saskatchewan-screamer. tough to say. 1 to 2 inches of snow. light drop but behind it comes some pretty intense winds. st. james, minnesota,

61-mile-per-hour wind gust, up in northeastern wisconsin, you could see up to 10 inches of snow. and it is not snow but rain along the east coast affecting millions. with a mild look here. 46 for new york. 50, boston. behind it an injection of a little bit more january-like weather.

>> still warm and dry on the west coast and fire danger today ramping up. i'll have more on that in the next half hour. >> thank you, ginger. coming up on "gma," the former nfl player on trial for the drunk-driving death of his teammate. why his lawyers say he was not intoxicated. the all-star chef sparking a big debate about whether babies should be allowed or banned from upscale restaurants. we'll hear from him just ahead. gisele bundchen under fire after pictures emerge of her, she's on a four-wheeler. she has a baby in her arms and not wearing a helmet. we'll get into that. also our money booth. about to plug that thing in.

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take a look at this. gisele bundchen always looking great but also creating a little bit of controversy now because of these pictures of her in that four-wheeler with her little daughter vivian lake in her arms cruising along, no helmets at all. that's what's sparking the debate online right now. we'll talk about it in a little bit. >> also sparking a little bit of debate and on twitter, the all-star chefs sparking a controversy whether babies should be banned from upscale restaurants. love to know where you come down on this. >> a talker. lots of talk. then, hey, are you ready to say -- ♪ ♪ about the money >> and do what we wanted to do when we were a kid. grab that. super savers showdown. come on. not even fair. not even fair.

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quarterbacks could face, if convicted, 20 years in prison for the 2012 death of teammate jerry brown, brown was the passenger the night brent crashed his mercedes. >> 911. >> there's a car in the middle of the road on fire upside down. >> reporter: police dash cam video shows the overturned car still smoking. first responders are astepping to brown who later died and brent during a field sobriety test where police say he couldn't recite the alphabet and admitted he had a buzz going on. in opening arguments monday prosecutors used that video to illustrate the basis of their case, that brent's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit, the district attorney saying "the blood does not lie." but brent's attorney told jurors that the 320-pound former lineman could safely drink more than most people, saying "josh brent is as big as a house. he was guilty of being stupid and driving too fast, but he was

not drunk." size as a defense? the doctor we spoke to says, it doesn't add up. >> one's impairment has absolutely nothing to do with their size and weight and height. >> reporter: as for brent and brown, the two were said to be like brothers. >> can't get any tighter than those two. >> reporter: even brown's mother says she has forgiven brent but prosecutors say that doesn't change the facts. they claim receipts prove brent bought several cocktails and three bottles of champagne that night. brent has pleaded not guilty. and brent reportedly told police he shared that liquor with friends at a nightclub. meanwhile, the police report from that night also says brent had been driving with an expired and suspended license, robin. >> all right, gio, thank you. we'll bring in abc chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams. let's get right to it. the lawyer using size as a defense. >> it's not particularly effective. as you heard the expert someone 300 pounds just has to drink

more to get to that same level as someone 150 pounds so once you get that number, that 0.18, that's already incorporated your size. look, typically when you're in the position he's in, you want to get blood alcohol tests thrown out before the trial. you see that happen a lot. because they say it was unreliable. there were various problem, et cetera. they didn't succeed. they're still trying to have the jury minimize that but they're in a tough spot. >> this is a very tough case for the defense. >> and the key in my view is sentencing, which is i think they know he's going to get convicted of something here. and, remember, he's not just charged with intoxication manslaughter. he's also charged with regular manslaughter. jurors could decide we don't think, let's say for argument sake there's not enough evidence he was intoxicated but driving over 100 miles an hour could be manslaughter even if they don't think he's drunk so when you have a range of probation to 20 year, this jury, which is going to decide the sentence, very

unusual. >> the jury is going to decide the sentence. >> that's right so i think what the defense is doing is playing here for the sentence. they know there's going to be a conviction or certainly suspect it. they're going to try to argue everything they can and hope to get some sympathy in particular because the victim's family members support him. >> his mother. his mother has forgiven brent. she has forgiven brent and would like to testify at the sentencing. >> exactly right so while her testimony might not be relevant to guilt or innocence when you're talking about the dense her testimony could be very rell vaptsz and i think that's what this is about. >> very interesting. >> thanks, guys. to the debate taking off from one of america's most expensive and sophisticated restaurants, it all began when a couple's crying baby bothered other customers at this restaurant in caught and the chef took to twitter with this question. should he have asked the family to leave so the other diners could eat in peace. abc's linsey davis has the story. [ screaming ] >> reporter: 100 bucks a plate and they're bringing in

toddlers. >> reporter: screaming babies at upscale babies was a point of contention in'friends with kids." the same was also recently true for diners at chicago's restaurant olinia where they pay $250 up front to get on the waiting list. saturday customers got an unexpected and unwanted course of crying baby. considered canceling last minute one couple opted to bring their 8-month-old to dinner only it wouldn't stop crying. >> i could hear it crying in the kitchen. >> reporter: chef and co-owner grant achantz didn't ask the couple to leave but he did take to twitter to tell people no kids, subject diners to crying? he's saying, no but -- >> we want people to come and enjoy alinea for what it is but has me cognizant of the other 80 people that came in to experience alinea that night. >> reporter: twitter ee runted with responses like little kids

do not belong in high-end restaurants." another saying "my feelings stand, no babies." >> you had on the one hand parents who understood the predicament and on the other hand you had those guests who think there's no place for an 8-month-old at a fine dining establishment. >> reporter: but some restaurants are going to the extreme. banning kids altogether or no kids 7 and under after 7:00 p.m. chef atkins says he thinks they should experience fine dining at an early age but hasn't decided where to draw the line. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> yeah, doubt they have a kid's menu. no chicken nuggets there. but it's interesting how people are weighing in and the majority of people feel maybe not. but the chef didn't throw the kid out. >> exactly. he had a measured response. that's what i like and threw it open for discussion. >> we take our kids out all the time. i'm sure there's been moments with other diners but this

restaurant is a special place. doesn't feel like -- >> big waiting list. >> 250 bucks -- >> maybe if the kid can walk in by themselves. perhaps that's the -- >> weigh in. maybe we'll get in a fish bowl and ask the question like we did at the globes. it all comes together. save us here, ginger zee. >> i sure will. this is pretty cool. >> is this about the saskatchewan-scream. >> no, santa anas. josh, you got it. >> they flow to the ocean. >> now they come over and help explain. as the aircoulds over, it goes -- compresses so all the molecules are close together. >> there we all are in shorts. >> and it heats up because all the molecules are together. 81 in malibu and la nguna peak fire danger. huntington beach goes to 80, riverside, 85. good with the bad and talk about the very windy condition, colorado and montana both had

100 plus mile per hour winds, southern plains through the northern plain, >> this weather report brought to you by macy's. again, look out for the gusts this morning already seeing 60 plus mile per hour gusts out there. >> it's true. that's very true. enjoy the santa anas. i wish i could. >> coming up, drinking green tea regularly? will this help? you should hear about it coming up. also, ahead, gisele under fire after she was snapped holding her baby daughter on a four-wheeler. neither one with helmets. come on back.

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welcome back. it is 7:43. we continue now with those snapshots of supermodel gisele bundchen sparking heated conversation this morning by riding around in an all-terrain vehicle with her 1-year-old daughter in her around, no helmets on either of them. abc's cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: these a supermodel mom but is this model behavior? this morning some moms are fired up about these photos of gisele bundchen, snapped over the weekend during a beach trip to

costa rica. that's the brazilian bombshell driving a four-wheeler one hand on the handlebars, the other holding daughter vivian lake. so the 1-year-old toddler is strapped into a baby carrier, no one is wearing a helmet. >> my paups started sweating because that just looks terrifyingly unsafe. >> reporter: a representative for the model tells abc "gisele was on a private beach driving very, very slowly." the model has been a lightning rod for parenting controversy. there was the time she said breast-feeding for six months should be a worldwide law. and most recently with this instagram post, the model nursing while getting glammed up by her team. gisele writing "what would i do without this beauty squad after the 15 hours flying and only 3 hours of sleep." and now this. >> i think we're used to seeing her as this extremely nurturing and careful parent. this makes her look less careful. >> reporter: other celebrities have made headlines having their

kids at the wheel. retired motorcycle racer took his daughter willow out last fall and in 2006 britney spears drove with her infant son on her lap saying she did it because she was scared of the aggressive paparazzi. even gisele has seen this controversy before. the model and her quarterback star husband tom brady on a quad last year, baby vivian cruising with them. may be a supermodel who loves four-wheeling but some say this is no role model move. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> and we do want to hear from you and we thank cecilia vega for that. coming up, a big message overnight about equality for women and getting your fair share and more importantly getting respect. and a "play of the day." 'tis the season for hail marys. go nowhere. [announcer] welcome to the all-new intuit quickbooks. run your entire business with it.

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times square handing out all kinds of roses in the rain to our crowd out there this morning and look at that smile on her face. so happy that she has found love after "the bachelorette." she's engaged right now, and she's going to tell us all about it in just a little bit. >> so happy. >> did you watch "the bachelor" last night? >> the whole season -- >> now i can't think of anything but you watching "the bachelor." >> i did watch. great television. >> also ahead, beyonce out overnight with a big message for women everywhere about equality for women and getting their fair share. >> sounds good to me. also, we're counting down, speaking of that, to the super bowl and we are set to kick off the celebration right now. it's our ultimate game day grub contest. we want you to share your most delicious homemade game day recipes. the winner is going to join us right here in times square and get to feed us. so go to the website. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for more info. >> the winner. the super bowl -- >> no. >> all right. >> feed us. i have a good one.

i'm going to share it with you. also coming up, so many stunners on the red carpet at the golden globes, i mean, wow, wow, wow, but two of the biggest talkers were these so-called hybrid dresses. there you see julia roberts and also emma watson was wearing one, as well. we're going to take a closer look at them and the trend. will it make over to some runway to some real way? hybrid dress. >> we'll find out about that but first we'll get some news from josh. we begin with that shooting inside a florida movie theater. a retired police captain is due in court today accused of opening fire on a couple after trying to get them to turn off their phones during the previews of the film they were going to see. 43-year-old chad oulson was killed. his wife, you see her there, was shot in the hand. now, witnesses say oulson was trying to explain that he was texting with his 3-year-old daughter. and new jersey governor chris christie delivers his annual state of the state address today overshadowed though by a string of scandals that just might derail his potential run for the white house. christie is under investigation

for the massive traffic jam staged by his aides, and he is now facing an audit for using hurricane sandy relief funds on a tourism campaign, allegedly spending more money so that he and his family could be in the ads, which aired during an election year. and two people on safari in africa got the shock of a lifetime. take a look. amateur video. an elephant will attack their car flipping it over several times. elephant -- this elephant in a wildlife park in south africa, they say has a history of aggressive behavior or has a history of being an elephant who doesn't like cars driving through his house. either way, both people in the car survived those injuries. and a health alert this morning for some people who drink green tea. researchers have found drinking at least three cups per day can significantly reduce your body's ability to absorb a popular beta blocker that is used to lower blood pressure. doctors caution it was just a

small study, and the issue needs more research. and a federal judge has given the green light and thankfully so to a seventh grade girl in pennsylvania to join the boys wrestling team. the judge ruled that the school district did not provide a good enough reason to prevent girls from wrestling with the boys. the girl's parents, in fact, had sued the school saying their daughter is just as tough as any boy. she will now have a chance to prove it. and finally, check out the newest weapon in the age-old -- the age-old feud. teachers versus students. take a look. a classroom in europe, drones. this is an exam being given, the drone, though, making sure there are no wandering eyes. there are some problems. there are some problems. propellers blow the papers around. it turns out it's also distracting to have that. apparently, though, in cheating, i have news for you, however, teachers, they'll find a way. they will find a way. >> were you one of these when you did your test?

>> no, no, no, come one, come all. that's the line. >> if you dare. >> exactly. >> it's your own fault. >> didn't think of that. "pop news" coming up. let's get some weather from ginger. >> oh, george, everybody, you know, i've made a new friend on this pretty mild day in the northeast. it is raining and my new friend is from orlando or claremont. what's your name? >> charlie prost. >> it is raining from florida up here to the east coast along a cold front. let me show you what's happening and how much rain you're going to get. look in the southeast and parts here. also into the mid-atlantic some of the numbers go up to close to 2 inches and, again, up in new england, massachusetts, they may see more rain and behind it, it is a little cooler but nothing really to worry about, not until next week do we really see that huge push of january air. li

lara, i got to tell you we have people from everywhere from -- >> raleigh. >> arizona. >> albuquerque. >> i'm telling you. we got to come back out here and meet everybody. more weather copping up. >> all right, ginger, thank you so much. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first in "pop news," the picture that could prove jerry and george are heading for a reunion. and also the best song to drive to. i want you guys to weigh in.

and then beyonce's big message overnight about women, equal pay and respect. the former "bachelorette" star emily maynard is here taking your questions on facebook. she's revealing how she's finally found love. all that and so much more coming up on "good morning america" live in times square. ♪ "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by new, fast-acting advil. nothing is faster. ♪ it started with a whisper s. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.

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>> um, hot guys, a lot of women, kind of sleazy. >> sleazy. >> a little bit. >> "the bachelor" is pretty -- i'm sorry but you definitely lost me. i say a lot of girls too. >> so is the show sleazy or the guy who plays the bachelor sleazy. >> i don't know. the whole thing. >> how come you don't watch "the bachelor"? >> because i have a life and i have things to do. >> so jimmy kimmel, of course, taking juan pablo, who happens to be the "the bachelor" and sending him out on the streets to ask them what they thought of "the bachelor." he would then show the picture and identify himself. good stuff, though. >> yeah. >> ginger zee, our senior bachelor. >> no life and nothing else to do, no. >> funny. very funny. he's very funny. for sure. >> i like him a lot. >> welcome back. >> thanks, everybody. good morning and

let's get going with the "pop news" and start with michael douglas. he played such a role. after winning a golden globe for his role in "behind the candelabra" and memorably telling one of our viewers following our fish bowl question that he does like spray tan but only when he's going away someplace warm because he and i quote has white lights, well, now we learn that the tall, handsome and sometimes bronze oscar winner will enter the role of superhero movies opposite paul ruud who plays scott lang in "ant-man," which is out next summer. don't all ask questions at once. >> "ant-man." >> marvel's "ant-man." famous? no, famous comic. george? >> i can't wait to see paul ruud and michael douglas. >> that's great. "ant-man." >> he's not norse as thor is.

>> very popular marvel comic. michael said he likes the idea of throwing things off. "candelabra" was a role that nobody expected playing liberace, and here we go again entering the world of superheroes. i see that went over well. great start. so, "seinfeld" fans, after, well, it happened monday afternoon. jerry and former co-star jason alexander who played george costanza spotted walking into tom's restaurant, the very same coffee shop from their hit sitcom. there they are. the show's co-creator, larry david, also spotted leading speculation it may have something to do with a secret project. seinfeld's tease last week, remember, we talked about it in "pop news" that he and david were working on some gigantic project. david has reported said that he wrote a play and maybe star in it. we're getting closer to unraveling the great seinfeld secret. you heard it here first. >> unraveling those clues like that. >> yeah.

>> all right. here we go. we're bringing it home. we're bringing it home. could this -- don't don't stop believing ♪ >> -- be the best song ever to drive to? fans of journey never stop believing quoting the classic as the best song to cruise with. it's in a new poll by insurance.com. in the second place "bohemian rhapsody" by queen. >> also good. ♪ scaramouche, scaramouche >> so great and then third "you shook me all night long." >> also good. >> really good as the best songs to take on a long road trip. worst song to drive to according to the survey -- ♪ who let the dogs out hoo ♪ hoo hoo >> nice shoes, by the way. well done. do you guys have a favorite? >> i like anything motown. >> yeah. >> anything motown. >> "r-e-s-p-e-c-t."

good for you. >> we have one in our family. i only do it when all drive when the whole family is in the car and right now it's onedirection. >> and capital cities, remember we had them on, "safe and sound." good, good, group. >> ging. the theme to "the bachelor." >> yes, i just have juan pablo speaking in my car always. >> yes. >> all right. thank you. memorable "pop news." that's a wrap. thank you. >> from "pop news" to a pop star, beyonce speaking out on a new essay overnight taking on the battle for gender equality and abc's amy robach has all that. amy. >> reporter: that's right. beyonce is using her voice in a new way this morning, so well known, of course, for her hit records and her incredible voice and dance abilities, she's now stepping up for gender equality and asking everyone to do the same. ♪ who will run the world girls ♪ who will run the world girls >> reporter: this morning

beyonce's making an impassioned plea to make her song about running the world a reality. the pop superstar is wading into the fight for gender equality in a brand-new essay released in "the shriver report" a saying "we need to stop buying into the myth about gender equality. it isn't a reality yet" and "equality will be achieved when men and women are granted equal pay and equal respect." ♪ all the single ladies ♪ put your hands up >> reporter: it's a new demand for change pressing that women get their fair share. >> i always felt like it was my responsibility to be aware of kids and their parents and all these generations. >> reporter: in an interview earlier this month, queen bey opened up about her creative process hinting at her dream for all. >> at the end of the day, i think all of us want happiness and joy and want to be able to be ourselves and our best selves. >> reporter: now, in a surprising turn this vision that she's only shown

previously in music showing a powerful feminine perspective is becoming a call to action for both parents and their boys saying "these old attitudes are drilled into us from the very beginning. we have to teach our boys the rules of equality and respect so that as they grow up, gender equality becomes a natural way of life." beyonce goes on to say that "the new face of feminism will only come if men and women work together to make the changes needed in society," and she says that also means "we have to teach our girls that they can reach as high as humanly possible." and you might have heard beyonce's new album has been at the top of the charts since she released it back in december. so you know what, while she has the world listening, it seems she's taking advantage of the moment and taking her very powerful message to many. the question, however, will it be heard? will it do anything. >> joining us now is erika suitor and you're talking about the new song, "flawless"

she has out a poem in it from beyonce, it's from a nigerian poet. it says "we teach girls to shrink themselves to be smaller. you can have ambition, but not too much, you should aim to be successful but not too successful, otherwise you will threaten the man." she's putting that into her music, isn't she? >> she relishes an important role and something a lot realize when they have women. they can shape the way little girls and boys think about themselves and their role. so what she's doing is very important, and i'm proud of her for it. >> getting at a very serious issue. women only earn about 77% of what men earn. >> and a lot people are shocked by that. every woman in the world -- what we find, moms find there's even more of a disparity for mothers when they go back to work. >> really? >> they have trouble finding those plum jobs or since people know their time won't be as -- they can't give 150% because

they have families and don't get the raise and promotions they once would have. >> what about the girls out there she's speaking of. what can they do. >> well, you know, they can be more empowered and it's our job to empower them. she says a very important message. she's telling us to change our girls' perceptions. it's not just about getting married and having a man. >> what can parents do? >> you have to talk to your girls and make sure they have expectations of career and success, be able to take care of themselves. >> but not just talk to the girls, also talk to the boys. >> talk to the boys. >> and trust me, when beyonce speaks, even the boys listen. even the boys are paying attention. my 5-year-old pays attention to her. >> absolutely. >> ericka, thanks very much. the news we learned about pamela anderson, the former "baywatch" star remarried her ex-husband rick salomon in a secret ceremony and got a lot of people talking about when it's right to get back with your ex, and abc's abbie boudreau has the details on how this couple reconnected.

♪ >> reporter: former "baywatch" beauty pamela anderson is giving an old flame a second chance. over the weekend, she announced she and her ex-husband film producer, rick salomon, remarried in a secret ceremony in las vegas. >> she said he's her best friend. she has married her best friend and she's giving it another go. >> reporter: the couple first tied the knot in 2007 but separated after just two months. in october she hinted the pair may be back together on "the ellen degeneres show." >> you and your ex-husband, are you back together? >> i say we're best friends. >> best friends with benefits? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: they are not the only celebs to have recycled their exes. melanie griffith and don johnson were married for just six months in 1976 before divorcing. the pair later reconciled and remarried in 1989, though divorced again seven years later. marie osmond remarried steven craig, a brigham young

basketball player, after 30 years apart. remarrying an ex happens more often than thought. an estimated 6% of american couples marry, divorce, then remarry their exes, and though the odds may be working against them, she says the happiness of their families are all that matters. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> and we're joined now by relationship expert and coach donna barnes, she's here right now, and i guess if you remarry your ex, you know what you're getting into but there's still a lot of risk. >> and nothing changes if nothing changes. i think if you're getting back together with somebody, there needs to be a very clear conversation about expectations and what is going to be different, because although timing has everything to do with a relationship too, sometimes the love is there, but the situation, the commonality is not there, and i think the longer time that passes before you get back together, if you roam and had other experiences and then now you're different coming back together and the

love is still there, it can be better the second time around. >> the reason why, you have to keep in mind, you broke up but, donna, are there certain personalities more prone to remarrying? >> i think co-dependents are probably more likely. change is hard for people even when it's a positive change so you think -- if you have a hard time being alone, any time you go through a breakup, you naturally start going back to who was good. who can i go back to and rekindle something with. frequently it comes out of a neediness of not being alone and go back to someone. >> understandable. fair. >> what is that great saying, i'd rather be by myself for all the right reasons instead of someone else for all the wrong reasons. thank you very much! >> who said that? who said that? >> a wise woman once said that. >> all right. >> all right. thanks, donna. and we move on now to emma watson and julia roberts, just stopping traffic on the golden globes' red carpet. but people haven't stopped talking about their

unconventional outfits. "gma" contributor melissa rycroft has the details. >> yes, good morning, lara. now, both actresses had two looks in one. how well did they pull off their fashion statements, and are they looks that you can pull off? elegance, drama and couture, the golden globes red carpet was packed with some major fashion showstoppers, but two unique looks in particular that had heads turning and people talking. >> it was the biggest fashion -- >> first up "harry potter" starlet emma watson stunning them in the peekaboo pants number by christian dior. >> what i loved about it, she looked demure from the front and complete drama in the back, a modern fresh perspective of how to dress. definitely the intention of the look. >> cameron silver, owner of decades in los angeles, knows

watson has rocked the pants look before and said we should expect to see it even more in the future. >> i think this look would be a hint of what we might see in paris in the couture shows. >> reporter: the other look that had tongues wagging was julia roberts' dolce & gabbana number. the ensemble causing a frenzy online, and we learned it was designed just for her. >> this year she gave us a new idea, and i think a lot of people were surprised. you know, she's a trendsetter in her nonfashionista way. she's never a fashion victim. she wears what she likes. dolce & gabbana custom-made this look for her, and i thought it was really flattering. >> reporter: julia told ryan seacrest she tried on four or five dresses before making her choice. >> this just seemed like that's what i was looking forment looking for a similar style, silver says it's easy to do. >> we put together these red carpet looks with clothes available at decades, white shirt, black strapless dress, a jeweled belt, and here we've got a beautiful chiffon dress and a

pair of black opaque tights. it's that easy to get the red carpet look. >> now, there were rumors that julia roberts got the dress and decided to put the shirt on underneath. yeah, but then we heard dolce & gabbana custom-made the dress forrer. >> reporte regardless, they're still talking about it. >> i liked it. >> adorable. >> all right. thanks, melissa. coming up, our super saver money booth. two mommy bloggers going head-to-head.

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temperatures 11 to 15 above average and records highs are going to happen today all the ♪ were meant to fly >> here, former bachelorette star emily maynard. a snapshot. in the twitter mirror. if you follow us on twitter you may have seen some of them. always happy to have melissa rycroft lurking, as well. >> lurking? >> we'll sit down and talk to emily. >> more than lurk. in the nicest way -- >> what's up with that. >> in the nicest way possible. >> also ahead, people saver money booth all fired up. we have two all-star mommy bloggers ready to go head to head sharing their secrets of saving. one will get 30 seconds in that booth to grab as much cash as she can.

>> i can't wait for that. also ahead, one-on-one with drew barrymore opening up about the role of the lifetime. motherhood. she'll talk to amy about that. >> ah. she's show beautiful. we're getting all revved up for super bowl xlviii right here. check out this collaboration from bloomingdale's. the nfl and the council of fashion. designers of america. 48 top designers, nicole miller, rachel zoe, all created those helmets i would really love to see on the field. >> a cast of thousands. so many more in fact designing one-of-a-kind masterpieces of sores auctioned off tomorrow all through february 4th. this is great, all proceeds go to the nfl foundation, nonprofit dedicated to supporting the health and safety of players in the football community at large and if you've been following the headlines of late, that is very, very important. >> it is very important. >> and we wanted to model them but they really are works of art so hands off.

all right, here we go. after looking for love on "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" emily has finally found happiness newly engaged to a man she met long before she set foot in the mansion. she's joining us live to talk about that. first, her path to love. >> i'm emily. >> reporter: just three years ago america fell hard for emily mayna maynard, the sweet ink isle momming looking for love. >> ready for bed. >> reporter: but her road to happiness has not been easy. in 2004 maynard's fiance and father of her daughter nascar driver ricky hendrick tragically died in a plane crash then she almost found love again with brad womack. >> will you marry me? >> i would love to. >> reporter: but months later -- >> where does it stand right now? >> we're not engaged anymore. >> reporter: then romance blossomed with bachelorette winn winner jess holmes.

will y >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> reporter: but after both relationships ended, the southern belle never gave up and now she's finally found her match with tyler johnson who popped the question discuss a few days after the new year. what a great-looking couple. congratulations to emily and we're so excited for you. >> thank you. >> welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you so much. >> i loved reading that this is somebody who you had known long before you stepped into the mansion, so it must have been very difficult for him to watch you go through, not once, but twice. >> well, he never watched it and, you know, we were really just friends and we got to know each other, met at church and, you know, we just -- i think that's why our relationship is so good now because we started out as friend. >> started out as friends but i guess you didn't see him in that light in the beginning because you went on the journey. >> i did. i did and, you know, i think that's just a true testament's

to god's time and how perfect it is. i couldn't have planned it better. >> something to be said about creating that solid foundation of friendship and going from there. a great inspiration to women everywhere. i want to ask you about juan pablo. it is juan-uary. what about his prospects as you watch the show. >> i mean, i think he is just the cutest thing. i've been rooting for him since desiree season and i think he has a good group of girls. >> so do you in your gut do you think that one of those girls is his girl? >> i am not the person to ask. my gut has been wrong too many times for me to have an opinion on that. >> robin is giving me that, don't you go there, girl. i am not the one to ask. >> no, you didn't. no, you didn't. >> hey, i know that you're designing jewelry and so before we talk about yours, i know a lot of our viewers would love to see your ring. >> yeah, yeah. >> care to share. >> yeah, of course.

>> beautiful. >> thank you. >> it's not traditional. >> no, i just wanted a stack of bands and i just wanted like gold bands but he did a very good job. better than i thought. >> speaking of doing a good job and the guy, we have a little surprise for you. >> yeah. >> on skype right now is your bachelor no more, tyler johnson, are you there? >> yay. >> skyping in from north carolina. good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys. how are you? >> so can you tell us how you proposed? >> yeah, so we got through christmas and the new year and had the girls back home and wasn't long after i went over there one morning and woke the girls up, told them i was going to cook them breakfast and kind of put them back to sleep and brought them downstairs and proposed to both her and nikki. >> he's the cutest thing ever. >> how is the reaction of your

daughter? >> oh, she is so excited. she wakes up saying where is tyler? i mean she has her wedding guest list. already wondering when i get pregnant does she get to skip school? she's already working this thing. >> you're wearing pieces from your jewelry collect. will you design your wedding bands for the two of you. >> i think i should leave that to somebody who knows -- i think i should stay far away from any engagement rings or anything. i don't want to jinx it. >> tyler, thank you for allowing us to join in this morning. you look great. all dapper there and we wish you just the best of luck with the wedding which we hear is maybe -- >> soon, yeah. >> thank you so much, tyler. >> thank you, guys. have a good day. >> and will you do me a favor. will you tay in touch with us. >> i will. >> thank you. >> thank you. and the next love story is on the way on "the bachelor." there he is. juan pablo. i just love saying juan pablo.

mondays, 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc and out to ginger for a final check of the weather. >> hello. we do have an update on our warm coats warm hears drive. we're asking viewers to donate gently warm clothes to any burlington store like scombrosh what and nicole rodriguez siblings from san antonio, texas and donated four coats at a bur livingston store to give back to a good cause. the coat drive wraps up, though, this coming monday. please do bring your coats to burlington stores and now our tally of how many coats we have collected already because before monday we've done well but we want to do even better, 112,498. not bad at all. if any of you have a coat on now, rainy, want to donate go to "gma" on yahoo! and find out how to do that. from the pictures you send, they get on tv, fog in tennessee and

north texas, abilene, see that beautiful sunset. wow, over what i imagine is a drier lake than usual because they've had some brought issues up here. here's the forecast for you. wooary watching that little clipper come across. you get a little show and in some places up to 10 inches. northeastern wisconsin, watching for pictures out of there. how long does it stay warm? it stays warm for awhile. santa ana winds, los >> i'm totally feeling umbrellas now. it just started raining. coming up our money booth all fired up for our super saver showdown. all-star mommy savers with great tips and one of them is going to be grabbing away. sta with us.

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save hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars on food, clothes and much more and today it's done. our super savers showdown. we have two money-saving experts. let's meet our contestants. first up it's amiyrah. your claim to fame, of course, you blog who is the one who took a $634 grocery bill down to -- that was joanie. amiyrah. your claim to fame? >> i can feed my family of four on $64 a week. >> my girl. >> tips and questions and the winner is going into the -- >> the booth. >> for the biggest savings, what is the best day of the week to buy airline ticksy is it a monday -- >> joanie, yes. >> you got -- >> tuesday. >> tuesday, yes. >> the fares go up at tuesday

3:00 p.m. eastern. everybody crash some airlines' web sighs. second up which of the following are routinely cheaper at the drugstore, milk and eggs, produce -- joanie, yes. >> go for it. i like that. >> "a," milk and eggs. >> i do want to -- amiyrah. you are something of an expert. the drugstore good to place to get produce. >> a great place to get your dairy products, actually. our favorite things to get at the drugstore, eggs and cheese and i can usually get it between a dollar and $2 less than at the grocery store. >> there we go. next up, which of the following items in your pantry will never -- [ buzzer ] >> lara. >> go ahead. finish the question. >> lara, go ahead. >> oh, wait. >> soda, honey, canned brown coffee or chocolate chips.

>> come on, girl. >> soda. >> that is not correct. >> joanie, it's all yours. don't take it out on the buzzer. >> it's "b," honey. >> that is correct. >> i knew it. >> all right. here we go. the purpose of the website ebates.com. joanie, yes. >> can you give me -- >> no, no. >> right there. >> to qualify -- amiyrah. auto matic e-mails aboutshowing, free shopping or gift card swapping. >> it is "a." >> there we go. >> you are right. joanie, you're a big fan of ebates. >> they pay you in a quarterly check and i receive checks of upwards of $$200. >> the best of five so that means joanie is the winner.

>> whoo-hoo. >> here we go. come on. are you ready? >> ready. >> all right, joanie, come on. >> good job, joanie, whoo! >> start the clock. we have 30 seconds. joanie, grab as much as you can, tuck in. >> i'm ready. >> three, two, one, go. >> ah. >> go. >> that's it. >> hurry. >> get it in there, joanie. >> oh. >> oh. >> come on, joan. come on, joan. you're doing good. >> very good. >> ten seconds on the clock. she can get as much as $600. >> joanie, joanie. >> we'll tell you how much she got when we return, the secrets of super savers. log on, goodmorningamerica.com. go nowhere. drew barrymore is next.

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don't know you about home but heated discussion about the rules of the game that we just saw there. we'll have to work it out. wait until the question -- oh, look who's talking. >> that's right. >> listen, i just wanted amiyrah -- wait. >> that's right. >> true. >> you think there would have been to be more than one drew barrymore. she's a new mom with another baby on the way. she's heading back to the big screen and she has just released

a very personal book of her photographs called "find it in everything." amy robach, very busy today. she caught up with drew to talk about everything. >> reporter: 38-year-old drew barrymore says she has embraced the role of a lifetime, motherhood. how are you holding uppy. >> i'm tired but it's the best ride i've ever been on. >> reporter: like days chasing 18 million dollar olive nesting while she awaits baby girl number two this spring and cooking school. >> i am not good but i love it so much. >> reporter: her latest endeavor, a new photography book featured on ad campaigns. this week she releases "find it in everything." hearts, a shape that inspired her for almost 30 years. >> reporter: i started finding hearts in things whether it was like a tree i was passing, a straw wrapper on the ground, i think the heart has one continuous line which is also very powerful in a world in our

life that moves so fast. photography just makes the sound go out and it makes you stop and take a pause. movies don't do that. photography calms me. >> reporter: is there a connection to the "e.t.," the heart life? >> when i was righting the foreword decided to include that i was having an epiphany at that point that maybe something about the "e.t." heart might have subconsciously influenced me. it was the message in the film that when everything was okay, his heart would light up. >> reporter: in fact, hollywood's original wild child is a far cry from the drew barrymore we watched grow up after rocking to stardom so young. do you look back at how you have come to where you are and think, how am i here? >> i love the wonderful, awkward journey that i've been on in my life. >> reporter: it's a journey that

included drug use, a suicide attempt and an emancipation decree from her parents at the age of 15. anything you look back at and just kind of cringe? >> no, i'm glad whatever my upbringing was with my own family that was so untraditional and, you know, controversial at times that i'm so much about school and consistency and tradition. >> reporter: now drew is gearing up for the summer release of "blended," her third romantic comedy with adam sandler. >> we're out of gas. >> what? >> start running fast. >> aaagh. >> reporter: do you have a magic recipe with adam sandler? >> i think him and i do some of our best work together. >> reporter: no longer the rebel barrymore settled into her role as earth mother and appreciating life's little moments. i love your tattoo. when did you get that? >> a few years ago. i just wasn't breathing enough. if you take a deep breath before you react to something, which i'm still trying to perfect it does catch up to you so i

changed a lot about my life. >> so happy for drew. i bet you she played our game she would play by the rues. >> fair play. >> fair play. >> her middle name. >> amy will have much more with drew tonight on "nightline." we'll be right back with the star of the hot, new crime drama, ooh, "killer women." come before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our newest innovations. plus, 18-month special financing on all sleep number beds. only at a sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699.99. sleep number. comfort individualized.

. before we go, tricia helfer is the star of "killer women,"

brand-new crime drama on abc. thanks for coming in. we won't share all your secrets but do tell us more about "killer women." you play one of the first women texas rangers. >> yes, women were only allowed in the early '90s. i'm one of the only female texas rankers. >> and you're hot. >> well, thank you. yeah, and our show is based on an argentinean series about female killers. not molly parker only chasing females but has added instinct. >> produced by sofia vergara. she told jimmy kimmel they do it right. they don't just stab once but 50 times. >> good morning, america. >> your thoughts? >> well, it definitely -- our show is less of a whodunit than why they did it because women do tend to kill more out of passion or love or because they're kind of backed into a corner than hate or whatever.

so, yes, there can definitely be some passion involved in the killing. >> we'll see it all starting tonight, "killer women" at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on abc. thank you so much, trisha for coming in. we have to reveal ouch was in that. joanie picked up, what, $200. >> nicely done. >> amiyrah, nice job too. >> hang on. there was perhaps a rues violation. >> ah. >> ah. yay! >> have a good day, everyone. >> yes!

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