good morning, america. breaking overnight, panic in midair. a copilot hijacks a plane he's flying. over 200 people on board. he claims it's running out of fuel. the worldwide distress codes set off. how he escaped the plane when it landed. how police finally nabbed him. here we go again. a new snowstorm churning through the midwest. on track for the northeast. 16 states under weather warnings right now. ginger is tracking the latest. startling end to the loud music trial. the jury deadlocked in the shooting death of jordan davis. now dunn's daughter speaks out this morning. ♪ this is gonna be the best day of my life ♪ record-breakers. american ice dancers meryl davis and charlie white with a show-stopping performance. earning the highest score ever. gold within their grasp this morning.

bode miller medaling and setting a new olympic record before breaking down in tears. a new olympic hockey star is born. get ready to meet t.j. oshie, and the fiance cheering him on from home. this morning on "gma." good morning, america. hope you're having a good presidents' day and having a good start as well. what a weekend for team usa and t.j. oshie. that was some game. >> it was. look at what's happening today in sochi. fog and weather problems causing events to be postponed. the men's biathlon and snowcross. there you see the footage. that's how dense the fog is. you can barely see the sign that says canceled. >> oh, that's got to be a bummer. especially for the athletes. we're going to get to that ahead. right now, the breaking new details on the attempted

high ja high jack -- hijacking in mid-air overnight. terry moran is in london with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there was panic in fact international skies overnight. a rare successful hijacking. this morning authorities are questioning the ethiopian co pilot of ethiopian airlines flight 702 is being questioned. he is the man who seized control of the plane in a bid for asylum from his troubled and violent native land. >> an aircraft from ethiopian airlines wanted to land in geneva, first for fuel. but then we have realized that it was not only for fuel. >> reporter: it started in the dead of night in the skies of italy around 12:30 a.m. local monday time. it was on its away from ethiopia to rome, when suddenly the plane's transponder started walking 7500. the worldwide distress code for a flight that is being hijacked. the alleged hijacker, it turns

out, the plane's copilot. an ethiopian man in his early 30s. he took control of the plane when the pilot was in the bathroom and locked himself in the cockpit. telling air traffic control he wanted to land in geneva, switzerland. >> we have still trying to get a response for your request. you can see the hijacked plane on the live broadcast. it circled back and forth. the copilot unapproved for landing. he tells the controllers that the plane is running out of fuel with over 200 passengers and crew on board. >> fuel remaining now is 20 minutes. >> reporter: around 6:00 a.m. geneva time, the plane lands safely. passengers seen exiting the plane. hands over their heads, but unharmed. the copilot exiting through this open cockpit window, possibly down the rope seen in the picture. that's when police arrested him. they said he demanded asylum because he felt threatened in his home country. if charged and convicted in the hijacking, he could face up to 20 years in prison.

officials and air defense systems throughout europe on high alert. the passengers were unaware they were being hijacked at all. questions abound. if what the copilot wanted was asylum, why hijack the plane and take it to switzerland when he could have gotten off the plane in rome and asked for it in italy? >> good question. terry, thank you. let's get more on this from brian ross. you hear something like this, terry just said, alerts go off all around the world. we all remember that egyptian pilot that brought down the plane. >> that's right, and the basic premise of air security is to make sure that no one can get inside of the cockpit. a crazed or determined pilot can cause havoc. in 1999, a copilot of an egypt airplane after taking off from kennedy airport apparently flew it right into the ocean. killing 217 people. >> you can take some precautions. there's no foolproof way to stop a rogue pilot. >> there really isn't.

italian jets were scrambled to follow the plane into geneva. and in the u.s., foreign aircraft are required to take certain maneuvers by the tower to make sure the pilots are under control and following directions. if not, jets would be scrambled here. >> unnerving to say the least. a new snowstorm, a new one now developing in the midwest and on track for the northeast. ginger is here with the latest. you're waving the white flag. we all are. >> it's the white scarf. that's my face. okay, let's get rid of it. let's talk about that snow that is coming. minneapolis, seeing it this morning. look at the camera from earlier this morning. it's going to be a messy commute. they expect anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow. that same snow total is headed for places like chicago. detroit. all coming in with some of their top ten snowiest seasons. that's true. you look at new york city. boston. this happens for us tomorrow on the east coast. it's in the midwest today. it moves east, gains a little strength.

look at the snow totals. west of new york city in the 6-plus. up to new hampshire, western massachusetts and western connecticut. i'll time it all out for you and bring back my scarf in just a couple of minutes. don't go anywhere. >> thank you, ginger. to the olympics now. weather has been an issue. today, again, two races in the men's snowcross and the 15-kilometer biathlon have been cancelled because of the fog on the mountain. amy robach tracking it all. she's at "gma" olympics desk in sochi. good morning, amy. we see the fog behind you. >> yeah, george, i mean, the weather still the big story here. this time, not the heat. it's the fog up in the mountains. but all was bright in the iceberg skating palace last night where the ice dancers put on a dynamic show. especially three exciting pairs from america. this morning, weather conditions left many of the competitions postponed, due to heavy fog, including the men's snowboard cross competition.

u.s. snowboarder and hopeful alex deibold tweeting they're literally running the fans on the snow guns to try to blow away the fog. spoiler alert, it's not working. sunday, simply dazzling. american favorites meryl davis and charlie white, flawless on the ice. earning the highest score ever recorded in the short dance. here's what they do better than anyone else -- >> here's a look at the twizzles. >> the show-stopping twizzle. a multi-rotational one-footed turn moving across the ice. judges looking for speed, closeness, and synchronicity. their perfect performance catapulting them to the long program. they could capture america's first ever ice dance gold. the american brother/sister duo of may ya -- maya and ala spectacul spectacular. and team usa's madison chalk and evan baits bringing ballroom to the ice. both pairs dancing their way in the top ten. the red, white, and blue also

commanding in the men's super g. weibrecht for the silver. >> down comes bode miller to the finish line. >> and bode miller with the bronze. becoming the oldest alpine skier to win an olympic medal. afterwards, the record six-time olympic medalist overcome with emotion. tears for his late brother, whose dream it was to compete as a snowboarder in these sochi games. >> losing my brother was hard. in the finish, it just came out. >> reporter: from bittersweet to simply untouchable. after their heart-stopping shootout win over russia on saturday, the u.s. men's hockey team slapped slovenia yesterday, 5-1. >> the more we play, the better we get. >> reporter: their eyes now fixed on the quarterfinals this wednesday. now to the latest news. tough times for women on the slopes of rosa khutor park. u.s. snowborder jaqueline hernandez was knocked out after a fall on a seeding run. she needed to be taken off the slopes on a stretcher.

two other competitors were taken off those slopes as well. all of this after russian skater marie broke her spine. russian president vladimir putin visiting her in the hospital. she's been air-lifted to germany for further treatment. all of the accidents happening on the same hill. the u.s. bobsledders got into the action on sunday. fine finishes in the first two heats. three teams coming in as high as third. they take the track again this morning in a bid to win the first u.s. bobsledding gold in 62 years. new in the mix, the high-tech sleds customized by bmw. also on track this morning, crowd-favorites the jamaican team. slow speeds and a cracked visor hampered their run on sunday. even though they are currently in last place, they have a worldwide audience cheering them on. they're like rock stars here, guys. everyone waiting in line to get their picture with them. i have not gotten the chance. but i still have a few more days. i'm hoping for it. >> never has last place been so good. thank you. let's get an update on the medal count. josh.

>> that hockey game from the u.s. and russia, the great michael farber called it the most meaningful meaningless game in the history of the sport. 48 hours, it's holding us rapt. what a morning. let's take a look. shall we? heading into day ten now of the games. the netherlands, where might they be without speedskating? who knows? because they keep winning every medal available, seemingly. not only did the women sweep the podium in the women's 1500, they also took fourth place. didn't even count. they sit 17 in overall medals. one ahead of russia and the u.s., trailing just in their wake, norway, canada, bringing up the rear. oh, what a great final week. >> someone who knows what it's like to have a gold medal or two, other medals as well. we're joined from gold medal-winning soccer star julie foudy, who is covering the games

for abc and our sister network at espn. we've been seeing the fog. as an athlete, you're all prepared for your event, it gets postponed, what do you do? >> well, the sports psychologists would probably say some type of term like embrace the challenge. we as athletes say, you deal with it and move on. that's what you do. you know things will be crazy. weather challenges. all sorts of distractions. the best olympians know you just go. you go with the flow. >> you deal with it. i like that. davis and white. we could see olympic history. ice dancing for the american team. twosome like that. they were spectacular. what do they need, what is the biggest challenge in the free skate competition later today? >> the biggest challenge comes in the form of the canadian duo. tessa virtue and scott mauer. boy have they been impressive. they're second. they're the defending olympic champions. the crazy thing about this is

these two pairs are buddies. they train together. they skate together in the same rink. they have the same coach. they're frenemies. they're even hugging together in the post-press conference last night. >> never thought you would say that on "gma." way to go, julie. hey, bode miller, so emotional to see him on the podium again, 36 years old. he talked about his brother. but just -- it was a real moment of this olympics, don't you think? >> yeah. and the tears. you saw the tears afterwards. he said after his race, he said, i've never been to an olympics without my brother there at the finish line. that's what the emotion was. he actually said as well his wife told our espn colleague wayne drays afterwards, you might have seen him at the top of the hill mouthing something, talking to himself. he was talking to chelone, his brother, about shaving a couple hundredths of a second. he was saying, help me, brother, help me. he comes down that hill and what

happens? he ties for the bronze medal down to the hundredth of a second. >> that was a beautiful moment are you as excited as we are here? >> i am. bring it, bring it. deal with it. >> deal with it. thank you, julie. we're going to get the other morning's top stories from josh. >> begin with a story that broke overnight. a shooting inside a walmart in arizona. two men began fighting at the register and one pulled out a gun and opened fire. the 36-year-old victim would later die at the hospital. the suspect was arrested after his family called police. and a shocking confession from a pennsylvania newlywed. the so-called female craigslist killer now claims to have murdered 22 people across the country. mara schiavocampo has the details. >> reporter: a petite, baby-faced teen now claiming to be one of the country's deadliest serial killers. 19-year-old newlywed and new mother miranda barber could face

the death penalty for what police call a thrill-kill. police say in november miranda and elliott barber, her husband of just three weeks, 22 years old, lured a victim on craigslist. they posted an ad for section in exchange for murder. they murdered 42-year-old troy la ferrara in their car. now in a jailhouse interview with a local pennsylvania paper, barber has confessed to murdering him and claims to have killed nearly two dozen more across the country. starting at just 13 years old when she joined a satanic cult. saying, when i hit 22, i stopped counting. >> she was meek. she was mild. she was soft spoken. very matter of fact. >> reporter: in the interview, she says she's only killed quote bad people. now investigators have to decide if she's seeking redemption. or just attention. >> you would be skeptical. you would allow her to provide details, locations, dates, names, and be see if she can corroborate what she's telling

you. >> mara, thank you. overseas, a security camera has captured an attack on tourists in egypt. a bomb ripping through a bus, you see it there. killing three south koreans and the bus's driver. such violence has been aimed at government force, though, and not tourists in that country. three american diplomats have been expelled from venezuela. the regime there is struggling to control violent anti-government protesters. they stand accused of conspiring with opposition forces. a kentucky minister and star of the reality show "snake salvation" has died from a rattlesnake bite. pastor jamie coots, you see him here, refused medical treatment. he trusted god to heal him one more time. he had survived eight previous snakebites. apple is reportedly working on an app to predict your risk for a heart attack.

the app for the new iwatch would monitor the sound of blood coursing through your arteries and listen for blockages. and finally, a true giant of his sport in every way. take a look. yao ming at the nba all-star game played last night, or so i'm told, tip-off, like, 9:00. 7'6", he still stands. as you can see there. dwarfing the grown adult sitting next to him. if you think the picture is fake, it is most definitely not. the associated press has provided it. the hand the size of the other guy's head. i can also tell you that the east beat the west last night in the nba all-star game. i used to love to watch it when they didn't tip it off at 9:00. >> oh, come on. it was in new orleans. it was a good game. >> it was. >> thank you, josh. we're counting down to oscar sunday. less than two weeks away. one of the big final stops, the british academy of film and television awards.

bellweathers for who can score an oscar. lama hasan was there on the red carpet. >> welcome to the baftas. >> reporter: they are the last major award ceremony before the oscars. often seen as a predictor of who will win at the academy awards. the baftas kicked off the night with hollywood's a-list bringing glamour to the red carpet. the two big winners of the night, "gravity" with six awards including bebs best director. >> reporter: and the historical drama, "12 years a slave" winning best film. a night full of surprises. the best supporting actor. jennifer lawrence taking the best supporting actress award. it makes it a race for the upcoming oscars. matthew mcconaughey's "dallas buyer's club" overlooked. cate blanchett who was tipped for the oscar dedicated her award to her dear friend, philip

seymour hoffman. >> i would like to dedicate this to an actor who has been a continual profound touchstone for me. a monumental presence now sadly in absence. >> reporter: and it wouldn't be a truly star-filled night in london without acting royalty meeting real-life royalty. prince william paying tribute to one of the acting world's queens, dame helen mirren. >> who i should probably call granny. >> reporter: just a few twists making the oscars one award ceremony to watch. bring it on. for "good morning america," abc news, london. >> bring it on. >> oscar sunday, march 2nd on abc. we will be there. time now for the weather. ginger zee, the latest on the latest storm. >> i promised to time it out for you so you can plan your day. if you're in minneapolis, it's coming. eastern iowa. davenport to chicago, late morning through early afternoon and then go through the day.

later afternoon and evening in michigan, parts of cleveland, western pennsylvania. and it's not until tomorrow morning that places like new jersey, long island, up to connecticut, and massachusetts will see the snow really get going and pick up some of the atlantic moisture. i want to leave you with a place that has record highs. the southwest over the weekend. and close in phoenix at 87. your local forecast in just 30 seconds. first, the presidents' day forecast bought to you by dunkin' donuts coffee.

>> most of texas was quite warm this weekend. houston, today, 75. yes, that air is coming here by the end of the week. >> all right. >> just right after that storm that's also coming here. >> skip through that one. >> thank you. coming up, the jury in the so-called loud music trial. deadlocked. michael dunn's daughter is speaking out this morning. and the investigation of the skiing accident that left racing champ michael schumacher fighting for his life. was the injury worse because of the helmet camera? and then a deeply personal interview ahead with kimberly williams-paisley revealing the

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good morning from the top of the abc 7 news broadcast center, where it's about 7 degrees cooler here. a lot of upper 30s inland. low 40s in antioch. check out this beautiful picture. we're going to be about the same as yesterday. low to mid-60s. seven-day forecast, a few spin kls tuesday night into

where were you on saturday? i know where i was. >> same place you were. >> we were watching this. t.j. oshie. an overnight sensation at the olympics for sealing team usa's victory over russia. his fiance was cheering him on at home. we're going to hear from both of them. >> awesome. awesome. >> isn't that great? >> she's got a little plus one on the way too. a little oshie on the way. >> and a medalist on the way, too. >> yeah, that's devin logan. silver medalist in slopestyle. she's here taking times square by storm. good to see you. >> look at that smile. >> watching observe obser ining

shot after shot on saturday. >> when he was picked, he didn't know they settled it at shootouts. his pre-eminent skill. it was great. we'll get the latest on the investigation into racing champ michael schumacher's skiing accident. was his injury worse because of his helmet camera? also ahead. robin. this is a very important one that you have. >> kimberly williams-paisley. we know her as an actress, brad paisley's wife. she's a daughter. she opened up about her mother, a form of dementia that her mother has been facing in recent years. and the hope is by talking about it they can bring awareness and help other families as well. really opens up. right now, the controversial finish to the loud music trial in florida. michael dunn convicted of attempted murder. but the jury deadlocked on other charges including murder and manslaughter. ryan owens brings us the story. he has an exclusive interview with michael dunn's daughter and

joins us from jacksonville. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. since that split verdict, we have heard reaction from all sorts of people, but this is the very first time we're hearing from michael dunn's emotional family. rebecca dunn says she's barely stopped crying since a jury found her father guilty of three counts of attempted second-degree murder over the weekend. >> i love him so much. he's my best friend. i can't imagine living life without him. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty -- >> reporter: after 30 hours of deliberations, the jury deadlocked on the central question of what happened that november night in 2012. did the 47-year-old software developer murder jordan davis when he fired ten shots outside this jacksonville gas station? >> oh, my god, somebody's shooting! >> reporter: or was it self-defense as he claimed on the stand? >> i said, you're not going to kill me you son of a [ bleep ]. and i shot him. >> he's protecting himself.

if he sees no other way than to bring out his gun, that's what he's going to do. >> reporter: rebecca was there for the start of the trial but had to come home to iowa for work. her father writes her frequently. like this jailhouse letter last summer. hello, my darling daughter. he talked about the prosecutors in his trial. they know they have such a weak case against me and no chance of winning. that's not how it turned out. even without a murder conviction, he'll spend the next 60 years in prison. for jordan davis' parents, a hung jury on murder means a mistrial and more heartbreak. their son would have turned 19 sunday. they provided us these pictures of a birthday party they threw in his honor. >> we'll continue to stand and we'll continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: the state's attorney here is vowing to bring michael dunn back to this

courthouse for a retrial on that first-degree murder count. not that that will change his fate, george. under florida law, michael dunn cannot walk out of prison, listen to this, until he's 107 years old. >> okay, ryan, thank you very much. dan abrams joins us. we haven't heard from any of the jurors yet. do you have a theory how they might have reached this split decision by distinguishing the two vol yis of shots? >> if you read the questions that the jurors sent out. it sounds like at least one of them was taking the self-defense claim seriously with regard to jordan davis. the only way to explain it then is that the jury can't agree on the shots that killed jordan davis. you assume that the first shots were the ones that killed jordan davis. if you actually listen to the surveillance tape, to the shots, you hear the pop, pop, pop. and then a pause. and then the other shots. and what it seems this jury did is say, well, we can't unanimously agree, beyond a

reasonable doubt on the murder charge. we can unanimously agree that the second set of shots, that they were attempted murder of everyone else in the car. >> as they were driving away. >> as they were driving away. you're hearing that means a minimum of 60 years in prison. >> why is it necessary to retry him? given the difficulties. we just heard from ryan on this attempt murder charges, it's 60 years in jail no matter what. >> it's not necessary. but i think in a case like this, the prosecutors want to do it. it becomes a case about justice for jordan davis. >> and no chance -- there's no incentive for michael dunn to get a deal going forward. >> no. a lot of people are saying, the prosecutor should try to cut a deal to avoid a trial. the prosecutors should do that. i can't imagine michael dunn will do that. i expect the prosecutors to move forward. not because of putting him away for x number of years. but because in a case like this, which means so much to so many people, you want to send a

message that says jordan davis' legacy is not being forgotten. >> thank you, dan. >> and jordan davis' parents will be with us on wednesday. his 19th birthday was on sunday. again, his parents will join us wednesday. now to new questions about the helmet cameras and ski safety. investigators taking a closer look at formula one racing champ michael schumacher's near fatal accident last month. big questions now about whether his helmet camera made the accident worse. abc clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the investigation into the accident that left formula one racing champ michael schumacher fighting for his life may now be focusing on his helmet camera. schumacher, in a medically induced coma since december, lost his balance at a french ski resort, slamming his head on a rock. according to "the daily mirror," prosecutors are expecting to say the ski gear worked just fine,

but that the french ski academy is investigating why his helmet shattered. new questions about whether the camera itself weakened the helmet. >> if a hole were drilled into the helmet and that were the method of mounting a camera, then potentially it could cause a problem with the integrity of the helmet. >> reporter: these cameras are not just for extreme athletes. now everyone seems to have one. capturing the fun. >> it's awesome. good run s. >> reporter: and the not so fun. >> holy [ bleep ]. that's edward in an avalanche. >> reporter: posting their exploits on youtube. some experts believe the cameras may be encouraging people to take dangerous risks getting the perfect shot. the good news is more people are wearing helmets, one estimate up to 70%. but they're not perfect. even if you have a helmet, there's no guarantee it will save your life. >> no. if you have a substantial impact, straight on with a fixed object, then it is probably not

going to save your life. >> reporter: schumacher still has not regained consciousness. his family believes he'll make a full recovery. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> that is something else. let's get another check of the weather now with ginger. >> if it feels like this has been one of the worst winters -- >> it does. >> -- it has. numbers to prove it. let me show you. indianapolis, the snowiest winter, december 1st through today, so through february, to date on record. usually, 32 inches above average. chicago, third snowiest. new york, seventh snowiest. philadelphia, third snowiest. the numbers keep on coming. we'll see them climb tomorrow. look. i want to show you video from the west coast. they have not had as much snow. this is snoqualmie, washington. they're very happy. some of the highest elevations could pick up five-plus feet in the next bout of storms. in the lower elevations, it's

rain. places like seattle have had over an inch of rain in the last 24 hours. much more to come. they've been going, seattle to portland, the last ten days. great news as it seeps into northern california. hoping we can break that ridge for southern california soon. >> all that weather brought to you by edward jones. i always say, if you're going to have a horrible winter, just break records. >> bring it all. >> just do it. if you're going to do it, do it right. >> we don't do anything halfway. >> thank you. and coming up, t.j. oshie, superstar on saturday, clinched the victory over russia in men's hockey. his fiance cheering him on back home. we'll hear from both of them. and a startling surprise in the delivery room. okay, you think you're having triplets. triplets plus one.

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matt gutman is in sochi with their story. matt? >> good morning, lara. in the u.s., he's famous. in russia, he's a little bit infamous. russian radio saying the name oshie is painful here in russia. others saying he's the devil on skates. one thing is for sure, his play on the ice is getting as much attention as his fiance. >> score! >> reporter: with four flicks of the wrist, he capped the game for team usa and captivated americans. within minutes, it seemed as if everyone was chanting. >> all: oshie, oshie! >> reporter: his name has trended on twitter for 48 hours. the oshie eagle popping up and he got a shoutout on twitter from president obama himself. the hunky hockey player hails from tiny warroad, minnesota. population, 1,770. they've produced seven olympic medal-winning hockey players. locals can't get enough of the

town's new favorite son. >> warroad should be proud. so should the rest of the country. >> reporter: but oshie is as humble as they come. >> the american heroes are wearing the camo. that's not me. >> reporter: the the steely-nerved oshie is one-half of a golden couple. his fiance, lauren, may be the only thing getting more attention than his slap shot. an instant internet sensation. pictures of the couple in costume. sizzling on the sea. on the beach. oshie proposed to the recent university of minnesota grad on their three-year anniversary, just before he left for sochi. >> it was pretty surreal. >> reporter: 32 weeks pregnant, she had to watch from home but then she called him. >> i told him how proud i was of him. i couldn't wait to see him and get home and celebrate. and that me and baby girl were proud of him. my heart's still racing from the game. to be honest. it was incredible to watch. >> reporter: i want to thank these kids. they love t.j. oshie as much as

his fiance. she spoke to him right after the game. he was overwhelmed by the media attention. he was overwhelmed by hunger. he wanted a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. this one, t.j., is is for you. lara? >> get that man a pb & j. thank you, matt. coming up, oprah taking you behind the scenes. the secret to how she got red carpet ready before last night's big awards show. >> oh, wow. okay. also, "play of the day." a wedding proposal with a hollywood ending. i don't think we're freezing it. don't freeze it. warm it up. ♪ oh, there's an energy crisis happening, alright... a human one. and it's time to fight it. quaker's good energy is just what you want. it's how we help keep go-getters like you

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good morning. developing news from fairfield this morning. that's where police want to find a teenager's killer. detectives have not said why anyone might want to kill the 16-year-old. she was found dead near her home on phoenix drive. her friends have built a memorial in her honor along the railroad tracks. meteorologist mike niko up on the roof with our forecast. >> a lot of sunshine up here, a few clouds. good morning, everybody. high temperatures will be close to yesterday, even though we're starting off much cooler this morning. upper 50s along the coast. our bay and inland neighborhoods in the low to middle 60s.

sprinkles tuesday morning, spring warmth this weekend. leila? >> we're getting word out of fresno county where we have a fatality involving chp. this is southbound along highway 99 at bethel avenue. more details on

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. we have a deeply personal and emotional interview this morning. >> we were not allowed to talk about it for so long. >> tv and movie star kimberly williams-paisley reveals the intimate family secret she's been living with for so long and how it could help so many others. and in stitches. oprah reveals what it takes to get ready for the red carpet. why she got all sewn up last night. with just moments to spare. ♪ this is gonna be the best day of my life ♪ and an ice dancing showdown. two of america's top skaters fight for a medal. meet the siblings who pair off to square off. and silver medalist devin logan live here in times square as we say -- >> good morning, america!

what a nice good morning from devin logan. we'll talk to her in a bit. right here at "good morning america." look at that. it's sasha cohen and ginger. >> that's how we're doing it? >> it's a novel kind of tobogganing for our "gma" games. >> it's not easy. >> tobogganing meets "castaway." >> have we run out of all financial resources? >> that is not snow. it's some sort of board underneath there. >> i applaud our creativity. yes, very creative. >> you're not the one out there going -- >> exactly. easy for me to say. >> we spent -- >> let's look at devin logan. is she still outside? there she is. got the big medal as well. looking forward to talking to her. >> yes, we will talk to her. and we have been telling you about the interview with kimberly williams-paisley. it's quite moving.

she's hoping that opening up will help a lot of families that are facing a similar situation. her mother recently, not recently diagnosed but revealed recently about a form of dementia. she wrote a beautiful essay in "redbook." and we sat down. she's hoping families will glean something from it. >> it can be such a crippling experience for a family. it's good, good. new film could be hollywood's biggest upcoming hit. i mean, they -- they touch gold. mark burnett, downey. it's "the son of god" it tells the story of the life of jesus. we'll have more in just a bit. >> so passionate about it. he has the midas touch. also coming up. a mom's startling surprise in the delivery room. she's expecting triplets. a big deal in and of itself. then, the doctor discovered number four was also in there. the odds, 1 in 13 million. that there will be a little sneaky suspect in there. all happening without fertility drugs. >> that's incredible. >> no way. >> you knew they were identical.

so that gave you a clue it was without fertility drugs. >> robin. thank you, dr. roberts. >> we don't need dr. besser today. >> i just play one on tv. i just play one on tv. >> okay, doc, where was that fourth hiding? >> can you get a shot of dr. besser? >> there he is. >> do you want my card? >> no, i'll stay in my lane, thank you. >> you stay in your lane, josh give us some news. we're going begin with the new details about the hijacking in the skies today. we have learned that 11 americans were on the ethiopian airlines yet flying to rome. a copilot of an ethiopian airlines jet bound for rome locked himself in the cockpit when the captain went to the bathroom. the copilot hijacked the plane, forcing it to land in switzerland. he used a rope to climb out of the, i doe before surrendering. said later he was seeking asylum from ethiopia. no word on why he didn't seek asylum in italy.

and thankfully, no one was hurt. meanwhile, at the winter games in sochi, the fog is the big winner on the slopes today. so dense in the mountains. two events have been canceled today. that fog expected to hang around for the next couple of days as the heat hits the snow. it will not affect today's ice dancing. meryl davis and charlie white, the americans, in first place entering today's final performances with a strong, but not commanding lead. they could become the first u.s. pair to win gold in that sport. and, a u.s. team enters the final two-man bobsled races today with the chance to become the first americans to medal in that event since 1952. and new images this morning from the aftermath of a deadly avalanche in colorado. two skiers were swept away and killed this weekend. another skier killed in idaho in a separate avalanche. 15 people have died in avalanches thus far this season. the mountains of the northwest bracing for up to seven feet of additional snow this week.

in the mountains of idaho, two families survived a night of sub freezing temperatures after their suv got stuck in a snow bank. they had no supplies. just a few snacks. the two fathers and three young children had to walk 19 miles in the bitter cold to finally get help. it took nine hours to do it. thankfully, everyone is okay. we cannot say the same about the plane you're about to see. passengers on this american airlines jet in baltimore were not going anywhere after the tractor that pushes planes away from the gate crashed through the plane's nose. it may have damaged the landing gear. the flight, thankfully, had to be canceled. basketball highlight. a whole lot more than that. take a look. 54-year-old michael quinn from springfield, missouri, in a small college game, given the chance to hit a three-pointer during a halftime contest. and take a look. it goes!

michael won free mcdonald's for a year. but that's not why they're going crazy. because you see, michael quinn is blind. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >> heave it and hope. and it went. michael quinn, mcnuggets are on you, my man. that is is terrific stuff. >> that's awesome. >> i got chills. wow. >> keep the olympic spirit alive. >> yeah. >> that's great stuff. >> very cool. let's go out to ginger with the weather. >> what a crowd out here, george. big one. a very happy one. it's like birthday here. 50, she's 25, right? >> yes. >> what is your name? >> amber. >> amber is visiting from michigan. and her cousin right here. gotta get that cute little face. luck right over here. smile. let's get on to the forecast. give you an idea of what is happening. we're cold for parts of the great lakes all the way through. you're seeing wind chills right now. columbus, feels like 2. indianapolis, 6. that snow moving through the great lakes and here tomorrow.

and then the warmup. i promised you it. i told you we would get there. look at washington, d.c. closer to 60 by the time we reach the midweek. atlanta, too, right up there by 70. >> oh, the cheers you can hear. one more time, one more for lara. lara, let's head inside for the "morning menu." >> thank you, ginger. and here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu" and "pop news" the viral

new song cheering on one of the breakout olympic sensations. we guarantee you it'll have you dancing into your day. a delivery room surprise. and a surprising -- report from a new doctor on the staff. the mom who thought she was having triplets. how did she end up with quadruplets? and robin's interview with tv and movie star kimberly williams-paisley. opening up about a personal family struggle. all that. and a quite unusual olympic event. allegedly tobogganing. coming up on "good morning america." live from our olympic village. vincent...sharon? did you say bounty is obviously the best brand? ...exclamation point... happy smiley face? yes, i did! did you know that more people prefer viva® vantage over bounty? no... i'm gonna show you why. it stretches... stretch...stretch.

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♪ i live for the applause >> no, we're not. half an hour to do. this is raj and guiseppe, who are stitching me into my gown. hello, stella mccartney. >> oprah getting sewn into her custom-made gown last night. she prepared for the baftas. nominated for best supporting actress for "lee daniels' the butler." gave a shoutout to stella mccartney. this was posted to her instagram account. again, it's a custom thing. i don't need to tell any of you. >> i would imagine so. talk about fitting like a second skin. >> i will say, we were listening to the three of you talking about picking your dresses for the oscars. >> no idea yet. >> this is intense stuff. >> this is serious business. >> it's a group decision. they have to coordinate. we have to look like we're at

the same party. you don't want to have -- it's very complicated. >> this close to a 5-b right there. >> i dare say it's like science. >> and you guys have already got your tux. >> i've thought so much about it. >> i think i might go black and white. >> it's, like, two weeks away, right? >> you ponder what you'll wear. i'll share "pop news." >> please do. >> and we begin with this. listen up. ♪ yeah. perfect way to start a monday. a little reggae, heating up sochi. not that it needs to get any warmer there. the jam airaican tourism bureau released their song. they charted the 1500 meter track. the last turn, keep your head down, i cross the finish line. rock the whole town. i don't think they say it like that. they may be rock iing sochi.

not so much on the track. currently in last place. >> are we allowed to ask followups? >> yes. >> where do they practice? >> oh, george. >> that's a good followup. >> in the sand. in the sand. >> in the sand. >> they lost their gear. got it back the day they needed to compete. they may be on the podium if not for the lost gear. >> that was it. >> go, jamaican bobsled team. also in "pop news." he may not have been able to tell a lie, but george washington was not afraid to spy. an original letter written in 1777 to one nathaniel sackett wanting him to be the nation's first intelligence director. it's believed this was the first seedling that would become the cia. george washington planting the seed that would become the cia. a rare piece of american history. you were -- usually kept in

stora storage. it's on display at the international spy museum in honor of the holiday for the next six weeks. if you're in the area, check it out. >> are we allowed to ask followups? >> i'm going to say no. i think it's best. >> that's fair. finally, in "pop news" today, over 1 million people, george, this is for you, have clicked on to youtube to watch skimbles, the cat, from new zealand, attempt to jump from a table to the window. >> please, make it. please make it. >> oh, no. >> please. make it, make it. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> go, skimbles! his owner says he may need to lay off the kibble. >> it's been a long winter, skimbles. >> he assured us that skimbles -- george, a cat always lands on its paws. >> you were doing so well.

you had this presidents' day trajectory. >> i never want to get too fancy. >> the cia and then skimbles the cat. >> it's the perfect recipe. the secret ingredients make "pop news" so yummy. >> we needed that on a monday. we move to the delivery room surprise that stunned a mississippi couple and their doctor. kimberly fugate gave birth to identical quadruplets. that's extremely rare. even more of a surprise because they were expecting triplets. linsey davis has her remarkable story. >> reporter: from the start of her pregnancy, kimberly fugate learned to expect the unexpected while expecting. >> it's one surprise after another. >> reporter: not only was the 42-year-old's pregnancy unplanned to begin with, she also delivered three months early after the initial surprise from doctors that she was having triplets. it doesn't end there. the doctors told her as they were performing the c-section, they had gotten the number of babies wrong. >> they had delivered three babies and i heard them say,

extra feet. and, i was like, no. >> reporter: that's right. four baby girls, all relatively healthy considering they were born at just 28 weeks. doctors say it's very unusual that they were conceived without medical intervention. and even more so that all four girls are identical. >> the chances of having identical quadruplets, it's almost incalculable. >> reporter: 1 in 13 million. with only 60 cases documented in history. the newborns -- kenleigh, kristen, kayleigh, and kelsey, will remain at the university of mississippi medical center as their lungs continue to develop. mom is staying nearby at the ronald mcdonald house. >> it haven't gotten to hold them yet. it will be very excited to get to take them home and love them. >> reporter: an unexpected labor of love, times four. for "good morning america,"

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> oh, look at them. >> rich besser, our chief health and medical editor here right now. >> one of them. >> no, no, no, no, please. >> no, you're the doctor. [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> you get the honorary stethoscope today. >> i just happened to be paying attention in class that day. this is rare, yes, it is. but the fact that you realize that it wasn't -- done artificially because the fact that -- >> exactly. you know, when you hear multiple births, you think this has to have been fertility drugs. they'll cause you to have more babies because it releases more eggs. but for this, one egg had to divide three times after it was fertilized. it's incredible. >> it's got to be incredibly rare. >> incredibly. we only know of about 60 or 70 times this has ever occurred. it's pretty miraculous. >> thinking she's having triplets and there's one more. >> how did that happen? >> i think there's some doctors a little embarrassed about this. because she had been getting care. they had been getting ultrasounds.

they only saw three. there's not a lot of space. you're looking at 2-d images of a 3-d space. and you can only see a little bit. give them a break. i feel bad for dad and mom who probably had a heart attack. when they found out. >> in the best way. >> an extra blessing. >> congratulations, mom and dad. >> that's right. >> thank you, i can't accept. i have enough honorary doctorates as it is. now to the american brother-sister ice dancing combo stealing the show in sochi. the pair, living the olympic dream they have pursued together all their lives. amy robach. let's go back to her. they're adorable, amy. >> they truly are. if you have been tracking the olympics on twitter, you surely know the shibutanis, alex and maia. who have been sharing their excitement with the world since they landed in sochi. last night, the rest of the world got to see them in action

and have quickly fallen in love. they're the reigning king and queen of the ice. meryl davis and charlie white setting a record in the ice dance beating defending gold medalists tessa virtue and scott moyer. it was another young american duo who made their olympic debut, skating into the hearts of americans everywhere. alex and maia shibutani. they wowed in the rink. earning a respectable ninth place. 22-year-old alex and 19-year-old maia have earned the nickname the shib sibs. who coined that phrase? >> i think the fans. we kind of picked up on it. we appreciate that they came up with a nickname for us. >> we're lucky that shib rhymes with sibs. >> reporter: give people an idea of how much together time you have had over the years. >> definitely, a lot. we spend time together off-ice. because always, we have pretty

much always gotten along. >> most arguments and disagreements come from skating-based things. we both have good ideas. sometimes it's just sorting through those that we can run into trouble. >> reporter: this dynamic duo can also add budding movie directors to their resumes. they have filmed and posted videos to their youtube page. two rising stars keeping it all in the family. when you finish your dance, do you look for your parents in the crowd? >> if we can find them. >> the first thing we do is hug. that's our thing. >> yeah, yeah, after we're done, we're like, oh, we did it. >> reporter: it's over. >> time for food. >> reporter: yes, and that food, apparently, is mcdonald's, which we have been partaking in, i'll be honest. the shib sibs skated to michael buble's "the best is yet to come." he was so excited, he tweeted i feel like i won the gold

tonight. so honored. maia tweeted back, so honored that you saw us skate. thank you for being part of our olympic performance. they're going to be ice dancing tonight to a michael jackson medley. can't wait for that competition. >> we can't wait either. we're honored here amy, because back from sochi after winning a silver medal for team usa in the women's slopestyle, devin logan is here with us. it's so great. you've been so much fun. first time for this event to be in the olympics. your coach said in the words of katy perry, you had the eye of the tiger. what was it like on the slopes? >> it was amazing to be in russia was phenomenal. to be representing my country in skiing was amazing. >> you had such a tough injury in 2012. out for a year. how did you stay sharp? over a year? >> i actually did a lot of judging and worked in the booths with good friends. so i kind of got to know the other aspect of skiing and that helped me when i returned. >> one of the best parts of the

games are watching families there watching their sons and daughters. your mother, nancy, hadn't been on a plane for 15 years. but she was there for you at the finish line. what was it like to see her face, to see her there live as you crossed the finish line? >> it was amazing. she actually couldn't watch me ski. she gets so nervous. after everything, i gave her a huge hug. she made me shed a couple of tears. >> somebody told us this is your 21st birthday today. happy birthday! we just happen to have an olympic-sized cake here for you. >> oh, thank you. >> we try to make -- >> it's her 21st birthday, we should have brought her a beer. >> hey! >> enjoy your very first adult beverage tonight. >> oh, thank you. >> aren't you going to vegas for your birthday party? >> i'm planning a vegas trip for friends. >> you're from long island. you gotta take it home. >> i'll be there, too.

a couple different celebrations. >> definition logan, everybody. >> congratulations. >> thanks, guys. we want to turn to the latest biblical blockbuster from mark burnett and roma downey. "son of god" is hitting theaters. it retells the story of jesus at a time where hollywood is ripe for religious stories. our david wright took us behind the scenes. >> are you the son of god? >> i am. >> blasphemer! >> reporter: it's not a remake. but a resurrection. >> his name is jesus. >> reporter: a biblical blo blockbuster like we haven't seen in years. >> jesus hasn't been on the big screen in ten years. >> reporter: "son of god" due out at the end of the month. is the first of several big bible movies in the works. hollywood has rediscovered religion. why is that? >> i'm sure the bible series. >> reporter: the bible miniseries led to a revival last year. what led you to believe there needed to be a new version? >> it's a calling. here's a movie that speaks to

the people that attend church. but also, i think, a movie that is there for people that don't go to church. >> it's a love story, at its essence. >> reporter: mark burnett coproduced the miniseries and the movie, along with his wife, actress roma downey. downey, best known as the star of "touched by an angel" plays the virgin mary in "son of god." >> my son. it was profoundly moving to step into the role. she was the mother of the son of god. she was also the mother of a son. >> reporter: mark burnett known for his hugely successful reality shows. this thing that couldn't be further from reality tv. is this redemption for you? >> without the other shows, we probably wouldn't have gotten listened to. >> reporter: the couple has been spreading in the word in places movies normally don't market. in houston this weekend, with pastor joel osteen. >> several pastors announced

they were taking over every screen in a megaplex. that is happening in miami, in oklahoma city. that's happening in -- >> charlotte. >> charlotte, north carolina. new york city. god is moving. things are happening that we never imagined. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, david. "son of god" opens february 28th. coming up, robin's revealing interview with kimberly williams-paisley. diagnosis for her mother that she hopes will help so many of you.

good morning. we have breaking news from the san joaquin valley. that's where two chp officers died after a crash on highway 99. these pictures here, this one shows the scene of this morning's cash in kingsburg. that's south of fresno. the chp closed southbound 99 as investigators try to find out what happened. the chp has not released the names of the fallen officers. our morning commute is here. leila is keeping an eye on that. >> indeed. well, we have one crash that has cleared in san jose. we take you over to 880. that was blocked off for a while, northbound, to the 101 transition. we have this problem now. eastbound side, there's a lot of cracks in the pavement, possibly causing potholes. >> thanks. we'll check out your forecast

good morning from the top of the broadcast center. hope you're having a great presidents' day. let's talk about temperatures. they are cooler this morning. before you step out, dress warmly for upper 30s in the north bay valleys. upper 30s and low 40s in the east bay valleys. already 50 at half-moon bay. sunshine out there and high clouds. temperatures about the same as yesterday. our coolest days will be today,

tomorrow, and wednesday. small chance of a sprinkle wednesday morning. spring warmth in the forecast this weekend. have a great day. there they are. >> oh. sideways. >> sasha cohen. tied atop the overall medal count of our "gma" games. >> can you believe how much commitment she has to every game? >> she's an olympian. >> sasha is adding devin loeg on the -- devin logan to her cause. >> come on, lara. >> it's the two-woman toboggan race. >> you're putting the two olympians against ginger and me? >> yeah. >> oh, that's fair. >> we have faith in you. >> thank you, thank you, doctor. you should like our chances. we're not above cheating.

>> well, we know that. >> it appears impossible to do. if there's any -- i don't know that they'll have a better chance. >> we'll find out, won't we? >> we will. also coming up. we have a big oscar sunday announcement for you. it's so secret that we can't tell you any more right now. we can show you these stunning sill wehouettes silhouettes. what does it mean? >> those are excellent. i can sort of tell who a few of them are. we'll share that coming up. you have something special. you spoke to kimberly williams-paisley. normally very private. she thought it was important to come and speak. >> she did. you know her, kimberly williams-paisley. a surprise revelation. something that the family has been dealing with personally. her hurd, brad paisley, you know very well. it's about fatsing her mother's

aform a form of dementia. there was a beautiful essay she wrote in the new issue of "redbook." she says this is their story of dealing with it. we first got to know kimberly williams-paisley as the daughter in "father of the bride." >> i'men gauged, i'm getting married. >> reporter: if real life, she's the wife of country music superstar of brad paisley. and the mom of two boys. a working mop, she was glad her role on nashville kept her close to home. i was distraught that your character was killed off of "nashville." >> you and me both. shot through the heart by a stray bullet. come on. >> what are the chances? >> they let me know in the summer. i have to take a step back and

remember that this character of peggy was only supposed to be in three episodes. so i'm lucky she lasted as long as she did. >> i have had the privilege of spending time with you and brad at home in nashville. can't believe how the little ones are growing up so. >> they do that. our oldest is about to turn 7. we're guilty of babying the youngest. where is that baby going? so, yeah, it's so fun, though. they're at a great age. >> as kimberly watches her sons, huck and jasper, thrive and grow, she's had to watch her mother, linda williams, succumb to primary aaphasia. something kimberly is finally ready to talk about publicly. >> my mother is finally at a point where my mother is okay for us to talk about it. there was a long time that she

didn't want us to talk about it. we had to hide it and cover up for her. protect her pride. i felt like we were at a point where our story could help other people. >> before we can talk about where you are now and your family, take us back to those dark moments. >> she started showing symptoms about two years before she was diagnosed. seemed stress-related. she had more anxiety. show was fighting to find words more than she used to. it was my mom who came to us and said, something's wrong. i'm having trouble finding words. i'm having trouble writing my name on the checks at the grocery store. >> had to be a frustrating time. >> she came to us and we said, you're not getting enough sleep. finally, she convinced my dad to quietly go get tests done. we didn't know they were going through these tests for months. then they sat us down one christmas and said what her

diagnosis was and that it was going to be five to seven years before she would need full-time care. and she's pretty much been right on schedule. and my dad was this the midst of it. and it's very dangerous for the care giver. people don't always realize that. i know my dad didn't realize it in the depths of where he was. it was hard for him to see the truth. that he was withering away. we finally convinced him that she needed to be put into a long-term care facility. and so i mean, i would juts say, to people going through it, to keep an eye on the care giver. >> and for those five to seven years, your mother had her own communication with your kids. >> that was fascinating. i thought she's not going to know my kids. what was so cool was seeing how she did interact with them in a way that i didn't interact with them. both down on the floor, being really goofy and silly.

my kids adored her. they played well together. >> you have to hang on to those moments. the mother that you grew up with is not the mother that you have now. >> mm-hmm. >> how do you cope with that? >> i had to come to is being able to let go of the mother that i grew up with. because she's not there. and, the pain came from looking at the person that's there now and comparing it to who was there. that's painful. but if i say good-bye to that person, who doesn't exist anymore and say hello on to this person that i still have a bond with, it's much easier to love her and to be with her. >> and being with her mother now also means learning a new way of expressing love for each other. >> my mom used to be very articulate and was one of the best listeners in our family. communication with her now is very different. she communicates on an emotional level. and music is very effective way of xhup kating with her. i was just with her. i sang a song that she knew, her

face would light up. i sang a song she didn't know, it wouldn't. there are still some memories there. that's a way of engaging with her. >> what was the song you sang? >> "you are my sunshine" an old classic. >> an oldie but a goody. they emphasize that every family, it's different for everyone. this is how it is now. she said something fascinating. a lot of times people dealing with this form of dementia, they have an outburst. it's a shout. kimberly was taught by her dad to match in the volume of the shout and then bring it down. that's a held offul hint. she matches it because she wants to say i'm hearing you, i relate, but then brings it down. >> a sult way. >> just finding different ways of communicating with her mom. >> the whole idea of not letting go but saying that mom is not here anymore. but i still have this mom. and i can appreciate the time

with this mom. >> love those pictures of the grandkids there, too. >> if you have a chance, the "redbook" essay is beautiful. i think it will truly help families dealing with this. let's get a final check of the weather from ginger. >> look at beautiful faces. this young lady is 60 years old today from georgia. i want to get you to the forecast. who is ready for spring [ cheers ] a couple people. the twitter photos. in michigan. and parts of iowa. that's what it looks like on the roads. just a cup of fun presidents' day forecasts. roosevelt, washington. 45 degrees today.

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we have a lot to be happy about at "gma." because we're counting down to oscar sunday. >> good morning, america. >> with the stars. the coolest nominees. >> good morning, america. >> the megahollywood surprises. >> oh, my god. >> and the only morning tv interview with oscar host ellen here's. that a couple of years ago. >> it's almost time. less than two weeks to go till oscar sunday. we're just chuckling over those images. >> video tape is never destr destroyed, is it? >> nope, a big announcement. two women, two men hosting the big oscars preshow.

the women. here's a hint. that's one of them. >> and this is the other hint. >> hey! >> oh! >> oh, so excited. very fun. >> we've done it before. it's great. i love working with you. >> there's two other guys, too. two other men involved. we're going the reveal them to you right now. let's open the doors. and reveal -- there they are. our good friend, jess cagle. and actor and model tyson beckford. >> oh, it will be great. looking forward to it, tyson. come on back, come on back! >> looking great. >> look at this. >> hi, jess from across the table. >> whoa. >> i thought it would be fun to start. we have done it together before. new guy. any advice? >> backstage, tyson was giving me advice, which was what? >> make sure you have fresh

breath. >> yeah. >> is there any reason you brought that up? >> i wondered that. >> many times i have been interviewed on the red carpet. and the interviewer doesn't have fresh breath. you're like reaching for the gum to give it to them. >> robin and i have never interviewed tyson. >> are there other thing you're doing to prep? other than fresh breath? >> not really. doing the research. who is who. and who is nominated. simple things you do. >> and you have to love a job where the research is seeing all these incredible movies. >> best gig in the world. >> it is. >> who is your big get this year? >> you could go down the list of the supporting actresses. jennifer lawrence, julia roberts, lupita nyong'o. june squibb.

>> who are you wearing? >> who am i wearing? who are you wearing? >> i loved chartreuse a couple of years ago. >> i could tell you. >> i have the same designer but i'm from the boy's department. he's from the supermodel department. >> that's it. everything is custom. >> well, then, robin and i aren't going tell you either who we're wearing, because we don't know. >> we're getting there. >> so excited to work with you both. the red carpet live. >> you are filling out that jacket. let's go back to tyson. >> one quick, can i get one more quick -- >> there's though rono room. >> check it out, march 2nd, followed by the 86th annual academy awards. coming up, ginger, me, and two olympic medalists tobogganing. a disaster ensues.

that's a good-looking horn, blake. hey, welcome back to the olympic village here at "gma" in the middle of times square. taking a look at your overall medal count leaderboard. ginger and sasha. they're turned into blood fluid riv -- blood feud rivals. lara bringing up the rear. it's a technical term. george and sara far in your

wake. today, it gets nuts. we're calling it tobogganing. i have to idea why. it bears to resemblance in any way. there's no shushing. no nothing. lara, are you ready to go? >> we have several backup plans. we'll resort to physical violence. >> here we go. the silver medalists actual. sasha cohen and devin here. and away we go. it's neck and neck. lara can't stay on the board. and it looks like it's going to be sasha cohen and devin logan. sure, they have medaled for our country. i can't imagine, i can't imagine any -- devin, in a word, you medaled for our country. was it nearly as exciting as

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oh! a phenomenal year for the beautiful game lies in store. first, the few major league soccer season kicks off next month. and then, the biggest sporting event on the planet, with all due respect to the olympics. i'm going to be one of the lucky hosts for espn. >> that's amazing. >> it is going to be great. you wouldn't guess, because i just don't love the sport at all. joined now by two stars for country and their teams. michael bradley, omar gonzalez. toronto and the l.a. galaxy. michael, one of the americans with a big foothold in europe.

great thing. mls and toronto lure you back. what in the end made it good for you the come back home? >> i'm excited to be a part of what is going on here right now. soccer in the country is growing. the league is getting better. you see it every year. there's more excitement. there's more attention. and so for me, at the end of the day, it was an opportunity i didn't want to let pass by. >> omar, the level of play seems to grow exponentially each and every year. bringing guys like makele back. having somebody like you, who had interest in europe, decide to stay here. >> i started my career here. it is something i wanted to continue. like michael said, each year is getting better and better the american players, our youth system is growing. to be honest, a lot of players from overseas are wanting to come here and -- you know, the level of play is getting better

and better. it's exciting. fans are starting to enjoy it. >> and if playou get to be in p like los angeles. who you kidding? looking ahead to the summer. the group of death. portugal, ghana. how does brazil shape up for you? >> it's exciting. you know, when you get to a world cup, you know that to do well you have to play tough teams. you have to beat some of the best faems the world. for us, the only difference is this year that the best teams in the world are coming right away. like i said, we feel good. you know, we have respect for the other teams but we're confident. we feel like we have made good improvement, good strides as a team. we can't wait to get there. >> and omar, you will be joining him, you realize this, right? >> a lot of work to be done. my kus focus is the start of th

season. >> michael grad bradley. omar gonzalez. >> you made this man very happy. it kicks off the major league soccer season. i can't believe you broke the news about you going to cover it. >> congratulations, josh. >> world cup on espn this summer. want to welcome a new member of the nam family. emma sofia wang. congratulations. not even a day old, she's got me wrapped around her finger. that's the way it should be. have great day, everyone.

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good morning. breaking news from the san joaquin valley this morning. that's where two california highway patrol officers died in a car crash. this picture shows where that accident happened south of fresno. investigators have closed the southbound lanes on 99 as they try to figure out what happened. the chp has not released the officers' names. meteorologist mike niko checks out our forecast. >> thank you very much. good morning. pretty sunny out here. just some high clouds and sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s low to mid-60s for the rest of us. seven-day forecast, a chance of sprinkles tuesday night through wednesday morning. >> some earlier debris southbound along 280 as we head

into san francisco. looks like it's all cleared up. looks like the golden gate is announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, film today, film and television star, kiefer sutherland. and from the new film, "3 days to kill," amber heard. plus, 2012 nascar champion brad keselowski. all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪