good morning, america. breaking now, whiteout. that bitter cold and howling wind shutting down huge portions of the midwest this morning. wind chills 45 below. schools closed from minneapolis to chicago. and heavy snow for the deep south on the way. the olympic torch is running through a home base for a terror group that has directly threatened the olympic games. the brand new warning about a terror attack with just 11 days left before the olympics. sick ship. the massive cruise liner reversing course after 600 fall violently ill. now heading back to its home port. cdc officials on board investigating the outbreak. look, blue, daddy got a gold sippy cup for you. >> the first couple of music steaming up the grammys with a sizzling performance. beyonce and jay s center stage.

p!nk setting sail again high above. and the moments making headlines. the biggest stars in the world presiding over this mass wedding. their special of "same love," all playing out on live tv. >> i now pronounce you a married couple! ♪ it keep ps me warm good morning, america. robin off today. what a night for music. and love. look at all those couples right there, exchanging rings. a huge live wedding. madonna sang as well. a killer night for daft punk and pharrell williams as well. they got record of the year. they got album of the year. pharrell had to do a lot of work on stage. he was the only guy that talked. those robots never said a word. >> body language. and facial expressions.

>> it's a nice night. you get to trace the year in music. you remember your songs of the summer were. you remember what got you through the fall. it was terrific. >> everybody brings a great show. >> from the fashion to the music, it was awesome. speaking of awesome, we have something very exciting to show you. look at that. times square studios now transformed into super bowl h.q. >> look at that. >> we're now officially on super bowl boulevard as new york city and the entire country gets ready for the big game. we have a ton of surprises from our location. we're in the middle of it all. happening all week. we'll be watching the weather all week. we'll start there. severe cold hitting so much of the country. and the paralyzing snowstorm set to sweep the south. ginger leads our extreme team coverage. good morning, ginger. >> good morning. we're so lucky the super bowl is not tomorrow. i'll tell you why in just a moment. first, the winter storm watch in effect for so many folks from texas to virginia.

winter storm warnings up in south and north carolina. 3 to 5 inches of snow for parts of southern mississippi, southern alabama, atlanta is in the winter storm watch. up to 7 inches plus of snow in parts of north carolina. they don't get this. they don't have the capabilities. the salt, the plow trucks. just doesn't happen down there. this is going to be paralyzing for the south. new orleans hasn't seen measurable snow in -- since 2009. look at the ice. if you don't get snow, you get freezing rain. it will be a sloppy mess. of course there's a ton of really cold air inspiring all that. 21 below, des moines, what it feels like. minneapolis, the windchill this morning is 36 below. and that's where we find our alex perez. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, good morning, ginger. this morning, public schools in minneapolis, chicago, other areas are closed. to give you an idea, this is supposed to be a water fountain. it's so cold, it's frozen like a big block of ice. this morning, the midwest waking

up to some of the coldest temperatures all season. in north dakota, snow blowing. howling wind chills as low as 50 degrees below zero. this natural gas pipeline explosion in canada causing a gas shortage in parts of the upper midwest. thousands of residents being asked to turn down their thermostats. >> your heart jumps up in your throats to are we going to have enough heat to protect our homes? >> reporter: overnight, this high school hockey team had to spend the night at a youth shelter after driving through this. a whiteout in southern minnesota. >> we couldn't even see the road. the highway patrolmen told us we couldn't go any further. >> reporter: in massachusetts, a horse up to its neck in freezing mud. rescuers ended up using a crane to finally get it out. in trenton, new jersey, this dog on the icy delaware river for more than four hours. two good samaritans finally

using a kayak to tow him to safety. even after police warned him it was too dangerous. >> just went out and got him. >> reporter: in central park, caitlin risked her life saving her puppy's life. jumping into the lake to rescue him after he dove in during a walk. they were pulled to safety by a police officer who threw them a life preserver. new york city's east river transformed into blocks of jagged ice. there is beauty to be found. for the first time in five years, lake superior is so frozen solid, visitors can walk across and right into the stunning ice caves. and they say this water fountain here has been frozen solid for about a month. across the midwest, authorities have one piece of advice today. stay inside. lara? >> great advice, alex, thank you. we turn to the latest on the olympic torch and the marathon journey. now in a very violent part of russia, still reeling from recent terrorist attacks. brian ross is here with the

latest on the security alerts surrounding the winter games. good morning to you, brian. >> reporter: british security firms have concluded a terror attack is likely before or during the olympics, according to a stark new assessment reported by the bbc. all is this as the russians continue to insist they don't need any help but have the situation in hand. this morning, the olympic torch relay continued across russia and moved into potentially dangerous territory. dagestan, home base for the terrorist group that declared war against russia and the nearby winter games. but russian officials maintain there is no danger. >> it's a wonderful place for olympics, first. secondly, it's not close to the war zone. there is no war zone in russia. >> reporter: but with a week and a half to go, sochi is taking on the look of a hardened fortress. u.s. athletes will begin to arrive here this week. instructed not to wear their

distinctive uniforms outside the olympic village to avoid being targeted. >> can you reassure our athletes going to sochi that they'll be safe? >> i cannot give them a 100% guarantee. the fact is that these are going to be very much threatened olympics. probably more than any we've had in our past. >> reporter: russian police in the olympic city have not located this 22-year-old woman from dagestan, despite a frantic search. who is one of the so-called black widow suicide bombers presents a daunting challenge. >> they have to try to defeat the toughest i.e.d. challenge there is. a suicide bomber in a crowd. there is no silver bullet. there's no technology. there's some facial recognition. some body scanning. it's not fool-proof. >> reporter: the russians continue to insist on a go it alone stance. american authorities are left in the dark to the intelligence and the plans that will be put in place in just 11 days, lara. >> a lot of questions. scary, brian.

>> such a blunt threat. now to the markets and your money. all eyes on wall street this morning after the dow's worst week in more than a year. rebecca jarvis is here with more. >> reporter: yes, george. my sources on wall street say this volatility that we'll be seeing will be here for some time to come. the typical american family's 401(k) lost about 10%. it gained about $30,000 last year. what's been spooking the markets of late? first of all, china. the world's second largest economy they see things slowing down there. they're manufacturing is getting slower and there's a number of companies here in the united states that do business with china. that could be a bad sign for u.s. businesses slowing down. also the u.s. consumer is pulling back on its spending. and there are big open-ended questions about the federal reserves next big move. that will come this week. it's a very significant one. everyone on wall street waiting for ben bernanke's next word. >> what else are investors looking at?

>> all the earnings reports. amazon, apple, google. they're all coming out with earnings. most americans own these companies this their retirement savings. >> thank you, rebecca. let's get today's other top stories from josh. a massive avalanche cut off an entire town, leaving 4,000 people isolated. the only highway into valdez, alaska, is buried under 30 feet of ice and snow. it could take days to clear it. cleanup efforts are being delayed by fears of more avalanche activity. store shelves in the town are empty, help is on the way. a barge packed with supplies is said to be arriving into port later today. and a developing story. affecting air travel. the faa is ordering new safety checks on hundreds of boeing 767s. because a malfunction could cause pilots to lose control of the aircraft. abc's jim avila has the new details. good morning to you, jim. >> reporter: good morning, josh. if you fly overseas, you have probably flown aboard a 767. the airlines love them --

delta, american, united -- because it can fly long distances on just two engines. saving fuel. it has a long safety record. for 13 years, a stubborn problem with the tail assembly that could, in theory, cause pilots to lose control. and today reports the wall street journal the aaa is asking them to permanently fix the safety issue with parts and tests just developed by boeing. it's not an emergency fix. since the temporary fixes have kept the 767 in the air for more than a decade now. the potential for a jammed tail is serious enough for the faa to order all 400 767s operating in the u.s. to be retrofitted within six years. josh? >> thank you, jim. also new this morning, florida congressman trey radel resigning. over seas a u.s. air strike in somalia targeted a car in a

small southern village. u.s. officials acknowledged the attack but will not confirm reports that a commander of the al shabaab military group was in the car it struck. protesters in the ukraine, angry that their government deepened ties with russia, took over the justice ministry overnight. the government is threatening a new crackdown if the protesters don't leave the building. back in this country, new details about a frightening crash at daytona this weekend. the driver, memo gidley, was apparently blinded by the sun. he didn't see another car that had hit its brakes in front of him. gidley broke his back. but is said to be in good spirits. thankfully the other driver involved in that crash is okay. finally, maybe the man in your life is more scruffy these days. perhaps even fully bearded. it's becoming something of a hairy problem for razor companies. sales are dropping. dropping so fast that gillette is said to be blaming movember, the charity effort that encourages guys to grow their hair for prostate cancer

awareness. those in the know say guys are just going hairier. i find it's not a sound business business plan, however, to blame the goodwill of your potential clientele and not buying your raisers. >> that was a hair scratcher. head scratcher. >> all right, thank you, josh. we move on to chilling new details of the murders at a mall in maryland this weekend. still unclear why a teenager opened fire killing two other young people before turning the gun of himself. this morning, we're learning about the gunman from his stunned and sad mother. abc's jeff zeleny has the story. >> reporter: overnight, police are poring over a journal seized from this house. where darion aguilar lived with his mother. it could hold clues. to what inspired his deadly weekend rampage at an upscale maryland shopping mall. >> there is a journal. he does express some general unhappiness with his life. >> reporter: 19 years old and out of school less than a year, he walked into a skateboarding shop and fired six to eight

shots. he killed two and caused terror for hundreds. >> kids are hiding in the bathroom in the upper level near the sears, hearing active shots. >> reporter: his victims, tyler johnson, 25, and brianna benlolo a 21-year-old single mother. her instagram account reads live every day for today. authorities are still searching for a motive. >> darion is a good kid. don't know what happened. >> reporter: we visited his home just outside washington. his mother didn't answer the door but spoke briefly by telephone. she sobbed, telling abc news her son was gentle and never had interest in guns. but police say he did. he bought a shotgun last month. a 12-gauge mossberg and kept it hidden as a taxicab dropped him off at the mall. authorities say surveillance tape show him sitting and walking around for nearly an hour. blending in with hundreds of shoppers. the gunfire lasted only moments but sparked an afternoon of chaos.

as the mall reopens today, fresh worry. >> i don't bring my kids to ma'ams because i have four little ones. i can't save them all. >> reporter: for "good morning america," jeff zeleny, abc news. columbia, maryland. and to the cruise ship coming home earlier this morning. hundreds of passenger too sick to sail. federal health officials are on board investigating right now. john muller has the story. >> reporter: this morning, what some are calling a giant floating petri dish now making its way back to the states. the royal caribbean "explorer of the seas" reversing course after more than 600 people fell violently ill. the first cases reported less than 24 hour after the ship left new jersey. the cruise then skipped its planned stop in haiti heading straight for puerto rico and st. thomas. that's where officials from the cdc boarded the ship to investigate sunday. >> it just felt like one of the worst stomach bugs i have ever

had in my life. >> reporter: this passenger speaking to us after learning hours that her vacation is being cut two days short. >> i am completely disappointed. we were really, really looking forward to this all year. >> reporter: right now, the cause of the outbreak is unclear. royal caribbean says the symptoms appear to be consistent with that of norovirus. the bug responsible for seven outbreaks on stomach illness on cruise ships last year. >> they have been scrubbing the entire ship top to bottom, nonstop. >> reporter: in a statement overnight, royal caribbean said, we think the right thing to do is to bring our guests home early and use the extra time to sanitize the ship more thoroughly. and while they said they'll compensate guests, they warn additional cases are to be expected. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> oh, that sounds so miserable. let's get something happier, please. >> happily. we're going to shift gears to an awesome night. grammys, baby. music's biggest names gathering

for all-star performances and major surprises, too. here's chris connelly on the biggest night in music. ♪ the thing i remember is that beautiful body ♪ ♪ drunken love >> reporter: it's not just you. it is hot in here. ♪ love >> reporter: sunday's grammys serving up beyonce. ♪ try, try, try >> reporter: pink, sing and cirque du soleiling. ♪ you gotta get up and try and try ♪ ♪ if i was gay, i would think hip hop hates me ♪ >> reporter: best new artist winner macklemore and ryan lewis doing "same love." couples wed on site. and madonna to seal the deal. ♪ i'll be in love with you you turn the key ♪ ♪ it will never be royal

♪ royals >> reporter: 17-year-old song of the year winner lorde creating a different kind of buzz. but it wasn't just fresh faces. ♪ but i have to get a workout >> reporter: 50 years after the beatles landed stateside, an eyebrows-up paul mccartney and ringo starr reunited, with yoko swaying to the sound. ♪ ♪ yes, no, or maybe >> reporter: katy perry glowed bewitchingly. ♪ we're up all night for good fun ♪ with daft punk and pharrell williams getting lucky with record of the year. >> the robots would like to thank -- >> reporter: and album of the year -- ♪ >> reporter: few had friskier fun than the carter family. singing, surfing. ♪ surfboard

>> reporter: and saving a little something for blue ivy. >> look, daddy got a gold sippy cup for you. >> reporter: macklemore & ryan lewis swept the rap categories. including best rap album. to the chagrin of macklemore. he texted an apology to rapper of the moment, kendrick lamar, whom he felt was the more deserving winner, guys. >> that's gracious. so many great moments last night. >> i can't get enough of the carters. no one is having as much fun as beyonce and jay z. it's important to remember that the heist that the album that was came out of nowhere. completely independently. i liked that he acknowledged his fellow performers, as well. >> another look at jay z and beyonce. >> ohmy. >> let's get the weather to ginger. we have been talking so 34u67 about the drought. i could show you map after map. but this pretty much tells the

story. this is mt. shasta ski resort. or what it should be. it is dry. listen. this is what's been happening all across parts of oregon. thankfully, these people are okay. that happens a lot there. really heavy winds. you don't want to get out during that, 100-mile-per-hour plus winds. we are going to see a pattern change. much-needed rain in parts of california. your local forecast coming up.

the forecast, check out the sunshine developing this morning, that thicker mid and upper level clouds will take place of our fog as we head through the afternoon. drizzle, mild overnight but our best chance of measurable rain wednesday night into thursday. for today we're still above average, even with the lack of sunshine, low to mid-60s in the coast. mid to up youer 60s elsewhere. with the >> and josh, mt. shasta. thank you. shash ta. raleigh, dropping 30 tomorrow. with that snow. >> it's not just a delicious soda. >> i would never hear the end of it. >> yes, you have to correct me. >> you got it right. coming up on "gma," a baffling mystery. a young woman goes out for a walk and vanishes. her heartbroken husband speaks out for the first time in an abc exclusive. and justin bieber surfaces in panama. and two grammy moments.

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twizzlerize your entertainment every day with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. good morning. i'm eric thomas a. san jose woman is grieving and a suspect remains on the loose after her boyfriend was stabbed to death at her own birthday party around 1:30 yesterday morning.

a family member says 22-year-old richard was at the home with about 30 other people celebrating his girlfriend's 21st birthday. at some point a fight broke out and fann was stabbed to death trying to break up the fight. it is san jose's fourth homicide of the year. monday morning traffic now. we've had very diminished visibility because of fog this morning. in san francisco not quite as foggy but southbound along highway one as you make it through the mcarthur tunnel 8 miles per hour your top speed there. a live look outside. here is a peek at the fog through san jose northbound along 280 as you come away from 880 looking busy there. eric? >> leyla, thank you. mike

good morning. still tracking fog. 1 1/4 in san jose. we still have some flight arrival delays into sfo. current temperatures mild, in the 40s to near 50 degrees. a chance of drizzle tonight through tomorrow morning but a ch

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♪ i've been waiting such a long time i've been waiting i've been waiting my love for saturday ♪ ♪ for saturday ♪ everybody get up so creative. how great was that? robin thicke and chicago. a medley of chicago hits right into "blurred lines" one of the imagimagic moments of the gramm. we say good morning, america. robin off today. >> that was an awesome moment. they sounded so good. >> and we'll talk about the other two moments in a special new way. just saying. and in music news. justin bieber has left the country, turning up in panama with the mod who will was in the car with him when he was arrested. mow his mentor, usher, and his

manager are both there. also going to talk about a startling new trend for pregnant women. crossfit training. why it might not be so safe for moms and their babies. and then -- there you go. guess what that music means. it means super bowl week has finally arrived. the rutgers cheerleaders joining us today as we get set for game day sunday. we're working our way to a big concert. a live event on friday. there's austin mahone. it's a song with pit bull called "mmm, yeah." that's with three ms. so much out there between then and now. of course, he was at the grammys last night as well. we begin with the mysterious disappearance of a woman in texas.

leanne bearden disappeared while out on a walk. reena ninan joins us. >> reporter: right now, police say they have no reason to suspect foul play. her husband ruled out as a potential suspect. they're asking for the public's health. they had just fulfilled a dream traveling the world together for two years. now, her husband living a nightmare. >> it's been nine nights. it feels like a thousand years. it's like you fell off a cliff. because my best friend is gone. >> reporter: about a month after returning from their trip around the world, she went missing. last seen friday january 17th after going for a walk near her in-laws home in texas. >> landscapers saw her leave and head north. from there, we have zero clues.

>> reporter: law enforcement agencies have scoured the area. no sign of the missing marketing graj waut. >> we've exhausted the area surrounding our city. >> reporter: so far, police have rule out foul play. josh says his 33-year-old wife left the house with only her wallet. he's handed over his laptop to police an he says he's constantly checking his wife's credit card for any activity. nothing has changed. >> we're kind of at a loss. we don't know what to do for now. >> reporter: perhaps for heart breaking, they were preparing for their next stop, denver. and the next adventure. >> the next phase of life was to start a family. >> reporter: he has one desperate plea for the woman he loves more than anything else in the world. >> if somebody has you, then -- just hang in there. we'll find you. but a lot of people are looking for you. we're never, ever going to stop looking for you ever.

>> reporter: the family believes l leanne might be beyond the area searched. >> let's get dan abe rams in on this now. a big step by the police ruling out the husband. >> for now, they're ruling him out. that tells you they have investigated already. they talked to him, the friends. they read the blog. the fact at the they have his laptop. i thing this is all very helpful to him in allowing them to look at other things. meaning, from his perspective, it's let the authorities focus attention where it ought to be, not on me. the best way to do that is be cooperative, give them everything they want. help them rule you out. >> this landscaper eyewitness could be key. >> it's important in corroborating his account. in a lot of cases, a family member is missing, someone is

suspected, no one has ever seen the person leave the house. no one is able to corroborate the account. in this case, this landscaper is saying, i saw her leave the house alone. exactly as the husband lays it out. so i think now the authorities really want to look around in that area, scour the area. hope, hope, hope that maybe there was an accident and she fell. she's in need of help. >> critical. day are treating this as a search. >> they have to for now. there's though reason not to. and remember, there's also no reason to suspect the husband. the only reason i'm talking about this so much is that's what's beginning on in the mind of the investigators. they want to first rule him out and then move forward, though they'll do it on dual tracks. >> thank you, dan. now to something new with josh. >> i believe robin wanted to watch this at home. a big day for us here.

launching a new segment this morning. right now -- "morning >> a defining cultural happening right this minute. >> i'm so curious. >> did you say his name? >> that's marvin. >> that's marvin. >> he's a supermemer. >> and the news we're talking about all day. things that keep the twitter sphere all agog for a day. a two-for this morning. a wonderful moment. a megawedding, if you will. right near the end. a top trend of facebook and twitter overnight. take a look. ♪ when i was in the third grade, i thought that i was gay ♪ >> reporter: it might have been the most touching moment of a memorable night. macklemore & ryan lewis singing

"same love" and inviting 33 couples to get married while they performed. madonna and queen latifah. >> we're gathered here to celebrate harmony. it is my honor to ask the participants to exchange rings. do you each declare you take each other as spouses? by the power vested in me by the state of california, i now pronounce you a married couple! >> reporter: the couples were a mixed group. gay and straight. old and young. the song was written to support the legalization of same-sex marriage. madonna serenaded them with her song "open your heart." ♪ open your heart to me >> reporter: and emotional audience rose to its feet, even katy perry was in a celebratory mood, taking a bow kay from one

of the couples. that performance ended a big night for macklemore and lewis. they took home four grammys. >> first and foremost, i want to thank our fans. the people that got us on this stage. >> reporter: but, they say, the best award of all is being part of history. ♪ we have to change us whatever god you believe in we come from the same one ♪ >> and for those that don't know, macklemore wrote that song inspired by his uncle who has been with his partner for many, many years. a terrific moment. i never thought it would be better then when they sang it here. the other big moment of the night. >> it was big. >> oversized to be sure. pharrell williams. >> and the greatest hat i have ever seen. >> had a very large fedora. >> he's the coolest dude ever.

>> he made an appearance and the hat took on a life of its own. it had its own twitter account. and immediate reaction from arby's. hey, pharrell, can we have our hat back? >> reminded me of curious george. >> i thought smokey the bear. >> i thought his head was just small. >> the mounties want their hat back, too. this morning, pharrell tweeting back, y'all tring to start a roast beef? >> and a big night for him. congratulations to you and your hat. >> the biggest morning for us. marvin, welcome to the ball club. ginger? >> i have been hazing people since you started. this weather has been ridiculous. parts of illinois, western minnesota. so this is what we're dealing

with. a cold front. this is 2:00 p.m. kentucky in the teens. maybe you're mild and saying, we got away with it. nope. temperatures tumbling today and tomorrow, too. single digits or sub zero feels like for much of the week. in the south, the cold front good morning. i'm mike nicco. botch the low clouds it's a colorful morning. the low clouds go away but mid to upper level choudz in the mid to upper 60s. low to mid-60s acros >> this weather report brought to you by mcdonald's. i got a tweet from someone in arkansas. they said, can you turn the wind down a little? i didn't sleep at all. coming up, justin bieber turns up in panama after the wild weekend arrest in miami. his mentor, usher, and his manager rushing to see him. and the hot, new workout

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7:43 with the latest on justin bieber. his mentor and fellow superstar usher stepping in. reportedly racing to his side to give bieber much-needed advice after his arrest in florida. he's also in trouble in l.a. with possible felony vandalism charges there. >> reporter: justin bieber went from this scene to the blue waters and serenity of panama. hot on his heels, according to tmz, his mentor, usher. who reportedly flew in with the biebs' manager, scooter braun. they're allegedly staging an intervention. >> i think if anyone can get through to him, it's usher.

he's someone justin respects. he's gt a few years on him. he knows what it's like. >> reporter: other celebs showing support. singer ariana grande spoke out. >> i want him to be okay. he's the most -- >> visible. >> visible and yet isolated h d human being i have ever met. >> reporter: the 19-year-old seemed laid back. posing with fans. surrounded by body guards. also by his side, jeffries. bieber was busted for dui, resisting arrest, and driving on an expired license. law enforcement sources tell abc news more incriminating than the booze was the mix of meds and pot allegedly in his system. >> he made statements that he had consumed alcohol and had

been smoking marijuana and consumed some prescription medication. >> reporter: that grinning mug shot, his first. but since he's being investigated for allegedly egging a neighbor's home, it may not be the last. the l.a. sheriff may decide this week whether to charge him with felony vandalism. >> justin has to understand he's in a dangerous place. he has to understand that there's real harm being done. and he has to understand that unless something changes, this is going to end ugly. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami beach. >> all right, matt, thank you. coming up, old spice getting spicier, as the super ads heat up. and speaking of super, lara, my "play of the day" is super. >> is it? >> the super bowl is coming. we're going to hammer the punds into your head all week. it's super. it involves football. go nowhere.

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good morning. a bay area family is planning to file a wrongful death. hit and killed in san francisco new year's eve by a driver for the on demand car service. he says he was not working for the company at the time. the family's attorney says he was. he was waiting for a fare. mike nicco has our forecast. it gets interesting this week, mike. >> did he haefinitely, even thig with all the fog, the moisture looks like winter. we're improving in most areas about a quarter of a mile. most of our temperatures in the 60s from low at the coast to mid

and upper for the accuweather seven-day forecast. rain wednesday nate and thursday. leyla? >> we have a two-car crash blocking the number two lane in marin southbound along 101 as you come up to the miller creek road and then just behind it we still have fog that's affecting 101 there. your top speeds between santa rosa into roanoke park. >> tha

good morning, america. 8:00 a.m. here on a super bowl monday. we're counting down to the big game and everything about it. the high octane ads stealing the show. from old spice to scarlett. >> good morning, america. the puppies rush the field. and it's kickoff for our ultimate game day grub contest. you choose america's new favorite super bowl snack from "gma" viewers. we're at the center of it all. smashed here in the middle of super bowl boulevard. as we say -- >> all: good morning, america! big kickoff to super bowl

week right here on "gma." you just saw the fierce players from the scarsdale youth football league. the rutgers university cheerleaders starting us off with a roar this morning. have to hope the broncos and seahawks look that good when they take the field on sunday. as we say good morning, america. we have a lot of friends here today. >> talk about fierce, george. >> they're going to play in the puppy bowl. coming up in a little bit. i have connor here. >> some of the fierce players. robin is off today. so we're -- we're with the players. they're -- they're strutting their stuff, i dare say. this guy is enjoying a nice scratch. >> he was also enjoying some of your water. did we swap the water glass out yet? >> no. not yet. >> connor wants out. oh, what do you smell? what do you smell? >> the broncos and seahawks are already getting into it. >> take time to smell the roses. please, only do that. we're going to be switching gears from puppies. i gotta switch gears. you'll forgive me.

we're going inside the story right now of tori spelling's life at the moment. as her husband, dean mcdermott, goes to rehab amid reports that the marriage is in difficulty. we just hope, let's be honest, that both them and their kids are okay. we'll have an update coming up. take a look at this woman here. doing a pretty intense workout in her pregnancy. it's crossfit. one of the big questions is exercising that strenuously good or bad for the baby and the mother to be? dr. richard besser here with that. >> he'll have some answers for us. and we have some of the hottest looks from the grammys red carpet. wow. there were a lot of them. lots to talk about. some of the biggest names in music are actually going to answer your facebook questions. we love doing this. i think the stars love to do it, too. they want to hear from you. we ask you, who do you think rocked the best red carpet look at the grammys? >> whoa.

connor, don't get fresh. >> alicia keys. >> why don't you give me a one shot right now? it's okay. josh, do the news. >> okay. all right, everybody. puppies, you're lucky you're inside. because, oh, the big story, is oh, the same story, for what feels like a calendar month now. new blasts of bone-chilling air sweeping in from the north pole with wind chills of 50 below. santa claus, what did we do to you? as ginger's been reporting, millions across the midwest now seeing some of the coldest temperatures of the season. schools are shut down in minneapolis and chicago. wind chill advisories are posted in more than two dozen states. even the south now bracing for snow and ice. and as temperatures plunge, a natural gas pipeline explosion in canada this morning is triggering a shortage in the

upper midwest. meantime, it's warm in alaska. that triggered the massive avalanche here, blocking the only highway into valdez. food for the city is arriving by ship today. and this morning, a new warning about the security at the olympic games in russia. british security services say a terror attack is very likely before or during the winter games. as the torch makes its way into one of the most violent parts of the country today, the russians insist they can handle security and do not need help from anyone. testing beginning on the royal caribbean cruise liner now headed back to the united states after more than 600 passengers and crew became sick with a very nasty stomach bug. federal health officials trying to nail down the origin of what seems to be another outbreak of norovirus. in washington state, a crash sent this tour bus careening through a building. fortunately, no one was inside when the bus plowed through that wall. the driver and two other people were injured.

in australia, cameras rolling when a woman decided to try to jump on to a moving freight train. she ends up slipping off the train. falls between the cars. somehow, the train passed over her and she survived with just a gash on her head. police are not pressing charges. they say she probably learned her lesson. if she did, i hope all of you at home did, as well. do not try that at your local train station. and finally, boy, i wish ang was here. a poignant moment for the boss. bruce springsteen kicked off his high hopes tour with his first ever performance in south africa. paying tribute there to the late nelson mandela. he said he feels honored to have been alive on this earth at the same time as nelson mandela. hear, hear to you. and now that i realize, actually, angie is gone today, guys. she's not sick. she's just in south africa. >> our stage manager, the biggest boss fan ever.

>> she is. okay, thank you, josh. let's get the weather from ginger. >> all right. we're talking birthday time out here. from leesburg, virginia. but donna, your sister. it is her birthday. she lives in -- >> mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. let's get right to the weather forecast. because chicago, you may notice, we're not as cold yet. that is a shot of chicago. we're at zero. will not be above zero for two days. that's right. two days. look at the morning temperatures. throughout the region. omaha, 1 below. that's actual air temperature. fargo, 16 below. the winter storm watches, the warnings. from texas, all the way to virginia. north and south carolina have an area that could get six plus inches of snow. we'll talk about that tomorrow when it becomes a huge event.

the forecast, check out the sunshine developing this morning, that thicker mid and upper level clouds will take place of our fog as we head through the afternoon. drizzle, mild overnight but our best chance of measurable rain wednesday night into thursday. for today we're still above average, even with the lack of sunshine, low to mid-60s in the coast. mid to up youer 60s elsewhere. with the >> i have met the cutest couple yet from delaware. they say the day doesn't go well if they don't watch "gma." we love you. lara? >> thank you so much. here's a look at the "gma morning menu." first, in "pop news" hollywood's newest bromance. very, very funny. can't wait to share that with you. and then a return of one of our "pop news" favorites. i'm not going to spoil a thing. then the hot new wedding guests. why robots are taking the walk down the aisle. did you like that, josh? thank you. and the brand-new, at-home hair product. >> oh, that was a robot?

>> that was my robot. a new hair product that could save you thousands at the salon. and "gma's" super bowl boulevard blowout. we're live on the boulevard. you don't want to miss a thing on "good morning america." wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke

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along with a coating that is a polymer ceramic cross-section with the use of new combinations of materials stretching the boundaries of our current technology. we've investigated the use of polymers in conjunction with ceramics connecting the glass to the glass, the concrete to the glass. the steel to the glass. the steel to the steel. >> that's amazing. >> wow. i gotta tell you. >> slightly disturbing. >> the ad wizards at old spice. >> they know what they're doing. >> they know what they're doing. so much talk about the super bowl commercials. we feel like we have seen a lot of them. have not disappointed yet.

>> no, no. that was a little creepy. >> very creepy. >> you've done it again, boys. >> it was a good tee up for you, i think. >> you see creeping wigs, you know it's time for "pop news." jonah hill must feel like the king of the world now. nominated for an oscar. for his role in "the wolf of wall street." this weekend, hosting "saturday night live." he got a big assist from his "wolf" co-star. check this out. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> am i flying, jack? >> yes, rose, yes, you're flying. >> so, this happened because he was telling leo that he was feeling nervous and if he would just do that thing, he would feel better. and it was just a terrific moment. and a great show. jonah's third time hosting.

dicaprio also nominated for the oscar for that film. you can find out if both or either win on march 2nd, right here on abc. >> cannot wait for that. also this morning, when it comes to a good night's sleep, it turns out thinking is believing. so, just get into this. researchers at colorado college have discover that just being told that you slept deeply, whether it's true or not, actually peps you up, increases your attention, and boosts performance. it's called placebo sleep. your brain convinces your body that it is resting. >> josh is scoffing. i kind of believe it. >> i do, too. >> i need a chorus of it. that's fine. then i'll buy it. >> i love it. i thought it would help. >> i hope, i hope, i hope. and then finally, if you don't want to wait until sunday to know who the winner of the super bowl is, we can tell you right now, our favorite talking

porcupine, teddy bear, has made his prediction yet again. are you ready? >> okay, teddy. >> teddy, pick. >> who's going to win super bowl xlviii? seattle seahawks or denver broncos? >> there you have it, george. teddy has spoken. he has a good track record, i might add. he's picked the last two winners. usually, at this point, we have a prediction from mr. nuts, the cat. >> there he was picking the ravens last year. picking the giants the year before. >> mr. nuts. we're waiting to hear from him. don't call me mrs. nuts. teddy, thank you. >> a bold pick. >> it is. apparently teddy is taking the points and the seahawks. but it will be a good game, really, the two best teams. >> and we're on super bowl boulevard.

let's get to the news on tori spelling. a public rough patch in her marriage can dean mcdermott as he enters rehab dogged by talk of infidelity. >> this is our family house. >> i see us growing old here. >> reporter: they're a brand name. known as tori and dean. this morning, trouble in home sweet hollywood. headlines accusing dean of cheating on his wife have swirled since the holidays. now the actor says he's voluntarily checked himself into rehab to treat undisclosed health and personal issues. a source close to the couple telling "people" magazine they had already tried therapy, so it had to be something drastic. and that the intense therapy gives spelling a chance to understand why he did this and to not take it personally. "people" says mcdermott is allowed to leave treatment to visit spelling and their four young children. >> there you go. >> reporter: spelling says she

has no comment. responding to recent reports, mcdermott says i am truly sorry for the mistakes i have made and for the pain i've caused my family. i take full responsibility for my actions. >> for tori, i think it's matter of her deciding what her bottom line is and what she's willing to put up with. because nothing changes if nothing changes. >> reporter: it's been a rocky road for the couple, who reportedly began their romance while both were still married to others. spelling opening up about their money problems. you have a masseuse, a live-in housekeeper, looking for a summer home, room service, the ritz. does that get you in trouble? >> hearing them all lumped together, it's hard to hear it. >> reporter: now, faced with more tough time, spelling reportedly hopes that rehab helps her husband. and allows her to begin healing. >> as long as we're together, we can work this out. it will all be okay. >> you so hope that everything is going to be okay.

>> amen. all right, moving on now to a hot trend in staying fit while pregnant. it's called crossfit. it involves weight lifting and superintense cardio. it's getting increasingly popular. now doctors are concerned it might be a bit too intense for moms to be. linsey davis checked it out. >> reporter: celebrities from elizabeth banks to paula patton credit the extreme workout crossfit with whipping them into shape. the intense cross-training is not for the feint of heart. so it is safe for women who are already carrying the extra weight of a baby? >> pregnancy and childbirth is strenuous. i'm training for it daily. >> reporter: candace is 27 weeks pregnant. she's been a crossfit fanatic for eight years. she's continued training and coaching others right through her pregnancy. >> when i met with my midwife, she was very comfortable with the fact that as long as i listened to my body i could continue training. so i did.

>> reporter: but these images are creating buzz on the internet. leeann, a 33-week pregnant california woman lifting 75 pounds. >> life is dangerous. but i'm not going to stop living it. >> reporter: critics sounded off calling her workout with child sickening and stupid. is she putting herself and her baby at risk? megan may, a crossfit trainer who has pregnant clients, says as long as a doctor approves and chints are not knew to crossfit, there are ways to exercise safely while pregnant. >> first trimester, you can use the weights. second trimester, you should scale back. >> reporter: crossfit national says they don't have official guidelines on using their system while pregnant. they say it's different for everyone. while the workout can be intense, we can scale it to make it appropriate for any population. meanwhile, candace has scaled back a bit. >> i no longer go for my

heaviest attempts at weight lifting. >> reporter: while she may crossfit until her due date, i'm following doctors orders by listening to my body. i may not be able to do this. which was quick to tell me. i don't think i can do this. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> smart girl, linsey. listen to your body. dr. besser is with us. i want to show video. a mom who is surfing all nine months of her pregnancy. literally up until she gave birth. that seems extreme. you're cringing. >> i am. exercise is terrific. anything that could put you or the baby in jeopardy, tumbling off a surfboard, getting hit by that surfboard, it's dangerous. >> what do you recommend? what about the crossfit? >> the extreme crossfit i worry about. anyone starting an exercise

regimen, whether you're pregnant or not, check with your doctor. go through it. doctors used to say no exercise in pregnancy. now, it's the opposite. exercise in pregnancy is good for your heart. it's good for your mood, sleep, flexibility. it will help you through labor and delivery. it's a good thing to do. you have to be careful. >> if you're already doing something, you keep doing it? >> as long as it's something safe. anything involving balance. horseback riding, skateboarding, roller blading, skiing, i would avoid those. the weight will shift your balance. the joints get loose because of pregnancy. you have to be careful. >> what would you suggest for pregnant women of all ages, shapes, sizes, weights? >> so you know, if you like it, you're more likely to stick with it. if you like to walk, continue to walk. that's terrific. swimming is a wonderful exercise. >> that's the best. >> a stable exercise bike. after the first trimester, nothing flat on your back. the weight of the belly can cut down on the blood flow to the uterus.

and that's not a good thing. something you like that will carry you through pregnancy. and my favorite is pregnancy yoga. it focuses on the breathing, flexibility, strength. >> i still use my pregnancy yoga tape. just because it's easier. >> is there something you want to share with us? >> no. >> thanks, doc. turning to the night that was. to the grammys. you, the viewers, had questions for the stars on the red carpet. on music's biggest night. we got answers for you. chris connelly checking in with our grammy facebook fish bowl. >> the fashion is very different here. and i love it. >> reporter: t. swizzle sweet. in gucci. katy perry in noteworthy valentino. madonna and son david in ralph lauren. on top, that hat of pharrell's, earning this rare challenge from the fast food franchise arby's. and getting this well-done response from pharrell.

who is clearly on a roll. chris, great to see you. what is it like to be here? >> we have never been invited before. >> reporter: side by side on the red carpet with legends. >> it's the academy awards for the music business. it's the biggest night of the year for music. >> reporter: and that's "gma's" facebook fish bowl. picking one out? filled with your questions. for sunday's grammy attend eatt. >> who is watching from home? all of my family in louisiana. >> you to do your own hair and makeup? he did it. >> who would you collaborate with? >> ooh, that's a good one. >> good question. >> paul mccartney. robert plant. mozart. sigmund freud. >> do you have a budget for what you wear? oh, no. >> reporter: you don't have to say what the budget is. >> of course, there is always going to be a limit. but if you love something, hope it's free. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc

news, los angeles. >> thank you, chris. time now to reveal our facebook poll and the winner. who do you think was the best dressed at the grammys? first place goes to pink. wearing johanna johnson. >> he -- she did look great. but i loved taylor swifts dress. >> taylor swift in gucci. and madonna with the ralph lauren tux. >> with hat. like a pharrell hat. >> the only one that fit. logon to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. check out what all the stars wore on the red carpet last night. so now we want to switch gears, ironically, to the latest evidence that robots could be taking over the planet. a story that caught our eye in "the new york times." it's about the newest guests in the wedding party. they're helping brides and grooms say, i do. there are the robots last night. if you thought romance and

robots existed only in the movies like "wall-e." that's right. more and more couples are including robots at their weddings. to do everything from officiate to bear the rings and allow guests that couldn't make it to feel like they're there. sam and malia rented robots to connect their family in new zealand to their wedding in california. >> we wanted to be able to connect the people in california with the people in new zealand. that couldn't make it and couldn't afford the expensive plane tickets. >> reporter: outfitted with cameras, the robot can stream abroad. the guests can use an app to make the robots chat and dance, even order a drink at the bar. >> they went up there and said, i'll take a wd-40. >> reporter: all the while, their faces appear on the robot's lcd screen. >> i was afraid someone would crash the robot into one of the

guests or drive it into the pool and break it. i was worried about it. it turned out great. >> go. >> reporter: robot innovators say this is a way for you to be in two places at once. >> this robot's really an extension of the person. it's a video conferencing system. there's a video of them. they're able to see who is at that event and the people at the event are able to see them. >> reporter: robot rentals can cost between $300 and $1500 a day. but it's a cost this couple says was worth every penny. we were just having our favorite robot memories. and here's one right here. what do you know. he or she is carrying some rings. and we knew that ginger you may be in the market for a ring bearer. >> are you available june 7th? do they respond? >> he's taking the pictures. but don't you want the cute little boys and girls there? >> i do, george. >> yes, you still have a job, buddy. coming up, the bargain

beauty secret that will have you saving big bucks. and the players are here. they're gearing up for the big game. it's going to get brutal. >> there they are. >> puppy bowl, everybody. stay with us.

good morning. kansas police are warning female students at san jose state university this morning to be on alert after two assaults on students. both assaults took place on campus saturday night. police say a man on a bike attacked the woman. the second incident happened 9:20 near the hoover hall dorm. witnesses say the attacker was a white man in his 20s with a mustache wearing a black hoodie and pants. many students learned about the assault via text message sent by the university. we'll see how your morning commute is going. we have a sig alert northbound 101 as you approach highway 12. an accident involving a big rig. we are working on bumper to bumper traffic as you approach

highway 12. two lanes will remain blocked. as we take you into the east bay westbound along i-80 this accident blocking one lane. bumper to bumper traffic away from highway 4. >> we'll check

good morning. still tracking reduced visibilities. half mile napa. a quarter in santa rosa. a quarter in san jose. call ahead at sfo. temperatures are very mild this

morning. most in the 40s. some 50s showing up. accuweather seven-day like most actors, my real job is saving the world. start with plain water. add bubbles. mix in the perfect flavor. look, soda that is better for you and all of us. less sugar, less bottles. if only i could make this message go viral. >> i do not think that will be a problem. scarlett johansson there for soda stream. all part of the big game ad extravaganza. all week long we're showing the super bowl ads a little bit early. look at the crowd out there in times square. super bowl boulevard. >> we're at the top of super bowl boulevard. and this morning, the super bowl chowdown. it's "gma's" ultimate game day

grub contest. we asked you to send in your favorite recipes for super bowl sunday. we have narrowed down to four contestants. the first taste test is ahead. we have happily volunteered. >> it looks real, real good. remember, we saw the pups at the top of the hour. take a look. they're in final preps now for puppy bowl. >> doing -- trying to fire each other up. >> a bunch of adorable puppies entered. only half can win. or, that is, if they care. >> but everybody wins by watching. >> paws to the wall. to a degree. we also want to remind you about a chance of a lifetime. a chance for a date with george clooney. it's up for auction. all it takes is ten bucks to get you in on the action. it's all for a fantastic cause as well. win a night on the town with the star. walk the red carpet with him to the premier of his new movie, "the monuments men." >> $10 and a dream.

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>> we need to talk. about hair color. >> reporter: let's be honest, ladies. we all vie for those beautifully coifed tresses we see on commercials and on the red carpet. no matter how hard we try, making sure our color is perfect all the time, not so easy. why is it hard for women to find time to get to salons? >> it's a big commitment. it takes over an hour. to be in the salon to get your hair done. >> reporter: enter color wow. a temporary root touchup kid. you literally brush away those, well, imperfections. >> this is a new product that is actually a brush and powder. it's meant to mimic the professional application of color. you literally go in and dab it where you need it. within a minute, you'll have your roots blended. >> reporter: is this temporary? >> absolutely. you have to reapply every time you wash you hair. >> reporter: at john barrett salon, we had to try it out.

>> you'll see this gray disappear. >> reporter: you have used this before? >> oh, yes. it covers my gray in seconds. >> reporter: and for 35 bucks, this kit can stretch your color for two months. extending the the time between salon visits and saving you big. as a hairdresser, what do you think of some of these products that are quick fixes for color? >> they're generally essential. these powders. that cause a camouflage of the root are really just an excellent solution for -- they're very short term but excellent. >> reporter: we can see how color wow battles gray. what about the grown-out highlights? so rather than covering up here, you're blending more. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think it's amazing. i was skeptical. >> reporter: gets a thumbs up? >> two. >> we're all thumbing it up. we love it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much, sara.

a final check of the weather with ginger and the rutgers university cheerleaders. it's been about 15 years since i have done this. i think i'll do the weather a different way. liz will take the mike. emily. here we go. whoo! okay. i have to do weather, still. let's forecast. thank you. it cannot be light. let's get right into it. the super bowl forecast. everybody is wondering. mid 30s is what it looks like. mostly cloudy skies. a little breezy. it could be worse. it could be tomorrow or wednesday. it's been so snowy in west michigan, a whole drift to the top of the school. and the pennsylvania school showing the icicles lined up. it's changing. in the pacific northwest. portland, today in the 40s. you'll see late today into tonight, the pattern shift start. boy, do they need precip. they're going to get it. and look along the gulf coast, up to a half foot or more in

good morning. i'm mike nicco. botch the low clouds it's a colorful morning. the low clouds go away but mid to upper level choudz in the mid to upper 60s. low to mid-60s across the coast. a pretty good ch >> okay. whoo. it's not the prettiest dismount. liz, thank you. marissa, emily. troopers, josh? >> thanks, ginger. more than 100 million viewers are expected to watch the super bowl come sunday. they'll be stuffing their faces with plenty of food. not just wings, nachos, chips, guac. no, when it comes to game day grub, some folks get crazy. or headache that creative. or make that creative. check it out. it's the ultimate day of gridiron glory. on the field and in the kitchen. let's face it, americans take the game-day eats seriously. spending more than $50 million

annually on super bowl sunday food alone. that's roughly 11 million pounds of chips. 69 million pounds of avocado. get this. 1.23 billion chicken wings. for 47 layer dip to nacho lasagna, chicken wing cup cakes. the sky's the limit. and for extremists, i give you the snack-adium. we asked you for your most outrageous, over-the-top takes on game day recipes. and the submissions poured in. go big or go home beef tenderloin sandwiches. now, we enter the final quarter of "gma's" ultimate game day grub contest and leave you to huddle up to your computer to vote on the finalists. just in time for a game-winning score. ah, but before you can vote, we need to introduce the first two quarterfinalists in "gma's"

ultimate game day grub contest. come on in here. let's go. though these are actually now that i do the math, these are actually semifinalists. it's the final four. this is from anna, her taco ring recipe. taco ring recipe. it's a crescent roll. stuffing, meat of your choice. a garnish. a dipping sauce. >> it's a taco inside of a crescent roll. >> essentially, yes. >> it's really good. >> and you can have all your accoutrements. >> nicely done. >> semifinalist number two. come on over here. this is from donna of california. a corn bread cheesy chili cup. >> oh, my. can i just show you? look, when you cut it open, it's a savory surprise.

>> this is terrific. i'm a big fan of the cup. >> of anything with a cup. >> an edible cup. >> pretty good, too. >> you like it? >> yeah. >> yeah, we're neck and neck. >> can we vote? >> you can weigh in. you can be an expert. i think the taco ring might be -- hey, it's close. you logon, nerk. >> donna, we love it. >> look at the recipes. vote today. and so, in our first semifinal, will it be the taco ring from ft. worth texas. the cornbread cheesy chili cups from california? log on, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. we'll have a winner. they will advance. another semifinal tomorrow. and wednesday, a winner. >> all about competition this week. you know what's coming up next. >> i do. the little cute ones. the puppy bowl. >> let's go. >> let's go, go nowhere.

oh, yes. the players have taken the field, josh. what do you think? do they look ready? >> they look fierce. >> oh, they smell fierce, too. one of them does. the big game less than a week away. we have our own showdown here. right now. in the studio. it is, as we have said, the puppy bowl. they're already a hit. george snapped a selfie this morning. >> did he really? >> yeah, george snaps selfies. he's a renaissance man. that was on the set when we had them at the 8:00 hour. it is the cutest event featuring puppies. we have something to show you. fans across america are getting ready for the big game. no, not that one.

it's the roughest game this sunday. it's the tenth annual puppy bowl on animal planet. unleashing possibly the most ferocious players ever. >> she could go all the way. >> reporter: the lineup filled with players ready to dog the competition. >> that's a foul on you. >> reporter: daiquiri, a 16-week-old lab retriever-terrier mix is a favorite for most cuddleable pupty. >> touchdown. >> it's time for our puppy bowl. dan, the referee for puppy bowl ten is here to make sure we follow the rules. let's do a quick overview. >> not too complicated. the rules, drag a chew toy into the end zone. any chew toy, any end zone. >> the first puppy to get to the end zone.

you're going with the seahawks. >> no, no, no, no, no. don't do that. >> perfect opportunity. a flag on the play. [ whistle blows ] i have to set him back five yards. >> is the game in play right now? >> the game has started. the game has begun. let's go. let's go. let's go. >> get a chew toy. get your chew toy. >> let's go. >> come on. get a chew toy. get a chew toy. >> get in there! >> you're allowed to give them a little bit of action. >> i have a skirt on. >> it's okay. >> come on, come on. >> it's okay. it's okay. take this. come on, take it. >> it helps if you toss it. >> bronco, go, go get the ball. get the ball. get the ball. ready? ready? get the ball. >> connor is going into the end zone. touchdown! i'll call it. a touchdown for the broncos. good job, connor. >> can i tie the score? 30 seconds to tie the score?

come on, come on. >> let's go. >> go, go, go. >> i don't know if i can count that one. i'm sorry. >> you are tough, dan. >> i think i'm going to be shut out. that's okay. >> go seahawks. >> control room, you go get here and get them to take something. >> let's go broncos. get in there. no? not so much. these puppies are all able for adoption from the -- >> the sato project. >> that's awesome. >> please adopt these puppies. they're amazing athletes. you win. you want to see him? want to see him?

we've got everything this morning. great to be here with our good friend, cokie roberts. she's reaching out to a new generation in a new way. turning her best seller, "founding mothers, the women who raised our nation" into a children's book. it's called "founding mothers." great to see you on a monday. >> great to be here. >> i love the line in the introduction. without the women doing what they did, it would have been very hard for the men to found a nation. >> it's true. the men went to philadelphia to write the declaration of independence. and then off to war, off to

diplomatic missions. the women had to keep it going on the home front, make the money for the family. the men weren't making any money. sometimes fend off the british while they were doing it. at one point, john adams said, wre to -- wrote to abigail and said, if it gets really dangerous, take our children and run for the woods. i thought, thanks, john. >> i was reading the book to elliott and harper this weekend. they were engrossed. martha washington. george washington wanted her in the camps. >> every winter. and the revolutionary war lasted for eight long winters. she went every one. even though she didn't like going. it was dangerous. the roads were bad. she was a prime target for hostage-taking. the british did take these patriot women hostage. and she went because, he wanted her there for troop morale. she would entertain the soldiers and cook with them and nurse them. and pray with them and sew for

them. it was a good thing she was there. george danced for three hours straight with the very flirty and pretty katherine littlefield green. it was a good thing martha was there. >> the pacing of the book is just perfect for kids. each story has at least one great nugget that you know they're going to -- that will stick with them. >> like martha washington taking the smallpox vaccine. which was very dangerous. and the soldiers taking it because of her. and catherine green sleeping with a hog thinking it was the governor of south carolina. so, they're funny stories. it's not an eat your spinach book. it's a lot of fun. it's very important. >> it is. because you say we don't -- we're not necessarily giving our kids the dose of history they need. >> that's right. if you don't know history, you don't know what's going on in the country today. if you don't understand that women were equally important,

in this history, for girls, particularly, you can't connect to it. so it's important to know that and to know it in a way that's fun. >> it hits close to home for you. your mom was a congresswoman, ambassador to the vatican. these stories were brought down through your family as well. >> absolutely. i grew up with all these very strong, political women. my mother, lady bird johnson, and betty ford were doing everything when i was a kid. they were the inspiration for me to go back and learn about these women at this very unique time of our history. because nobody had written about them. they weren't there. when i wrote the grown-up book, as i have come to think of it, they suggested a children's book, too. and then i was so thrilled, george, at the illustrations. >> i'm glad you brought that up. we were showing them. they are just beautiful. >> they are fabulous. diane goode. the liberty tree. and here you have sally jay

going to spain with her husband. and here you have the valley forge. and this is mercy otis warren, the great propagandist. writing. i think this must be eliza pink. >> they give you the feel of the times but they're accurate. "founding mothers, remembering the ladies" is in stores tomorrow. we'll be right back.

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there's ginger out there with the rutgers team. thanks to them. to to cheerleaders. and thanks to all at the sato project. for bringing all the puppies on set today. they can all be adopted. so please, if you want any one of these -- >> i think i know 20 or so guys that would like them. luca, i don't know if you can, bud. >> we have a great week coming up.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. delays are averaging 36 minutes for arrivals at international airport. meteorologist mike nicco talks about the forecast. >> we're mostly cloudy and seeing a little bit of sunshine. upon temperatures in 60s along the coast and mid to upper 60s inland. tonight, drizzle, and definitely mild. accuweather, our best chance o measurable rain will be wednesday night to thursday. hopefully a quarter to half inch. >> getting into san francisco might be tough because we have a crash on 280 northbound right past 101 blocking one lane.

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