. good morning, america, this morning, massive storms. after slamming california with record rain, this huge system is now moving east. dumping heavy snow and freezing rain on the 100 million americans, causing this massive pileup, and there's more to tom. invasion. that's what america is calling russia's latest moves in ukraine. the stern talk between president obama and putin -- it's a potential collision course. but what options does the white house really have here? out of control. take a look at that this. a truck crashes through a grocery store and mows down customers trying to dive out of the way. how it happened and who was behind the wheel.

and it's "gma"'s ultimate oscar party. er with the on the red carpet, it's the biggest hollywood night of the year. the awards before the awards, a predictor? and our expert makes his picks as the stars deliver this message -- >> good morning, america. good morning, everybody, on this oscar sunday and we have a "gma" pre-show blowout for you as the countdown to hollywood's biggest night. >> behind the scenes, and the star presenters are showing up dressed down, going over their lines and try to get used to the oscar stage. it's a bit intimidating. >> oh, man, billions of people watch. i'm not good at math.

>> give or take. >> nerve-wracking. these are the envelopes. is it envelopes or envelope? >> either/or. >> ron says envelope. and the name will be added to the card tonight. >> i've always wanted to rip one of those open. >> maybe someday. >> an aspiration. >> it's a strange ambition. >> i'm a strange person sometimes. many of us are buzzing -- i'll admit it. >> really opening up this morning. >> it's early, really early. a lot of people are talking about facebook and what's going on online as far as the oscars. the inside scoop on which actors and movies are getting the most attention. can your post predict a winner? interesting question. >> rachel smith has a prime s p spot. what do you have this morning? >> hey, guys. the fwlits and glamour, in just

a few hours, but tonight, it will be during the performance of the oscar-nominated smash hit "let it go" from frozen. and i'll be telling the secrets on how they're going to make it shine in my special all oscars red carpet edition of "pop news." >> you always look beautiful, but you look stunning. >> thanks, guys. >> love it. >> she handles a compliment very well. and one of the big questions this evening, the weather. california has come through a record bout of rain, and the storm is heading east across america. ginger zee is in l.a. far from the red carpet covering it. >> it's great to see you and be here. it is drying out, things are improving. i'm still in my rain gear.

there will be lingering showers. behind me, this is the los angeles river. this is usually dry or just a trickle. not much of anything. it's just one of the visuals that gives you an idea of what some 4 to over 12 inches of rain looks like. wicked waves, shattering windows in this restaurant. diners dashing for the door. storm surges crashing high and hard in southern california, taking over this pier. boats pushing ashore, injuring two workers after waves sliced into another ocean-side restaurant. >> he went through the door to the patio that had just been washed out by the wave. >> reporter: trees falling on cars, trucks balancing on bridges. the flooding rains torturing the freshly-torched foothills. sending a rescue team rafting into the waters at malibu creek state park to find hikers.

>> it will give us had false sense that everything is all right, we to want caution everybody. >> reporter: flooding and mud everywhere. >> buy the sandbags. >> reporter: instagram and twitter with #l.a. rain. rain pouring over gutters and damaged bridges, and cars in standing water in los angeles' korea town. >> drive slower. >> reporter: with the four-day soak coming to an end, the looming threat of mud slides isn't going anywhere. >> the mud and water could be up to six feet. >> reporter: we will see lingering showers in california, this storm is on the move already producing winter weather in many states, really, dozens will see this sort of storm affecting them. look at this, this is from kansas city earlier this morning. at the airport, you could hardly see anything. the snow coming down hard. not just snow, but snow and ice.

a lot of these places will pick. show you what's going to happen. time it out. a majority today into early tomorrow. the pink, that's 6-10 inches. some spots, washington, d.c., west into the mountains in west virginia, you could see over a foot with this storm. that's the snowy part. then we have to talk about the ice. i have seen pictures this morning of roads and windshields just smothered in ice from northeastern arkansas to western -- excuse me, tennessee, and kentucky. that's the bullseye of ice with this storm. that's more today. of course, we to want touch on the snow, and we have to go to alex perez in indianapolis on the cold side. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: hey, good morning. here in indianapolis they are bracing for 6-8 inches of snow. this storm is creating major problems as it treks across the

country. accident after accident, overnight that fast-moving storm coating the roads in oklahoma city with dangerous ice. denver, the snow and ice blamed for this huge pileup, killing one and injured 20. >> i saw red lights, and i'm underneath somebody els' car. >> temperatures dropped 42 degrees in one day. at least 104 vehicles were involved in the pileup. in montana overnight, the first glimpse at the home destroyed by an avalanche that buried three people, including an 8-year-old boy. neighbors got them out, all three recovering. >> these people are our neighbors. it could have happened to anyof us. >> reporter: pennsylvania, bracing for up to a foot of snow, stockpiling mountains of salt, 20,000 tons after they were scrambling. in indiana, another storm that

could bring highways to a standstill. >> people came out for salt, and we have to turn them away. i don't think anybody has salt right now. >> reporter: and not even the mighty new york yab a falls a match for the biting cold. 60% of the rushing waters, frozen. and the nhl's matchup with the black hawks and penguins, it was difficult to keep snow off the ice. and in missouri, they are telling motorists to stay off the roadways unless it's absolutely necessary. it's a long day and a long night for the 100 million people in the path of this storm. dan. >> so many bracing for the storm. thank you for your reporting this morning. and now to what america is calling a russian invasion of ukraine. russian troops in the crimean peninsula. president obama speaking with russian president vladimir putin, pulling no punches.

s it unclear what the white house can do. and we have alex marquardt on the ground. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the pressure is growing. large groups of pro-russia groups surrounding bases, ordering the forces off to they can occupy them. the international warning to end the invasion is being ignored. this morning, more unidentified pro-russia armed militias in the streets of cry me ya's capital. they have twice asked the base command to surrender. so far they have refused. this is a russian invasion, the u.s. says. it has no doubt they are russian forces and demanded their withdrawal. >> the russian military must stand down. the aspirations of the people must be respected, and have political dialogue.

>> reporter: putin told president obama he has a right to protect his interests in ukraine. we have seen it, this column of armored carriers in cry me ya, most of the people are russian. and they violently took over government facilities. it has fueled unrest across eastern ukraine. in one city, pro-russian demonstrators rushed city hall and beat those who opposed them. there's a growing international chorus slamming their actions. and canada is withdrawing their ambassador from moscow. you want the russian army to come here? >> it's all family. it's not russian army. it's all family. they protect us. >> reporter: the ukrainen military is now at the highest alert level. just a short while ago, they

announced they are pulling up reservist. and the united states in an emergency nato meeting to decide how to respond. >> it's unclear what the ukrainian and u.s. government can do. let's talk to george stephanopoulos. good morning. >> good morning. >> the president said there will be costs if the russians invade, now they have. what kind of costs can we impose? >> hard to think what they can be. the united states will stop planning for the g-8 summit, supposed to be in sochi where the olympics were. that's in june. the united states could refuse to participate in that and move beyond that. our ambassador, more of the delegation, we don't have a full-time ambassador there right now. and the big question, go farther, try to impose financial sanctions on russia? one thing that's clear, no military action on the table. back when vladimir putin went into georgia, president bush

moved warships in and sent humanitarian aid. that's about the most the united states could expect to do. >> and putin just spent $50 million trying to paint a new picture for russia. does he care? >> he sees crimea as an important part of the russian empire. it was part of it until 1954. he doesn't to want stand down. and he going to expand more broad lie into the rest of ukraine. that could provoke more serious action from the u.s. and a decidedly lighter note, the multi-splendors light. you're going to head to the oscars today. >> it's always such a great night. looking forward to being out there with robin and lara and josh. we are talking to ben affleck this morning about his passion project in the congo.

but lara sat down with nate silver, and they have cracked the code. they have figured out what it takes to be a best picture. >> nate, moving on from sports to politics to hollywood. thanks, george. exactly. following in your footsteps. have a great time. >> thank you. "this week" will be later this morning. george will crunch the oscar numbers and have the latest news and analysis on the crisis in ukraine. let's check the other top storiey sies. ron? >> strangely quiet this morning. >> sara -- >> oh, sara. that is it. good morning. good morning, everyone. we actually begin with serious news. a terrifying crash in las vegas, an suv barrelling through a super market, injuring two dozen people. it took out four registers before finally stopping at the far end. 26 people injured, one of them

critically. the out of control vehicle sent shoppers scrambling for cover. >> it was chaos. it looked like a bomb had gone off. people were running all over the place. >> investigators believe the 80-year-old woman lost control. also in nevada, a navy fighter jet crashed during a training accident. the single seat hornet went down in a remote area 70 miles east of the naval air station. helicopter and ground crews are having a difficult time reaching the crash site because of the mountainous terrain. no word on the cause or the condition of the pilot. and a mass knife attack in china. a vicious attack at a train station in yew nan province, killing 33 and injured 143. it was an organized

pre-meditated act of terrorism by separatists in the country said the government. and geerg up for the trial of the century. it's monday in pretoria, south africa. oscar pistorius is charged with shooting and killing his girlfriend, rooe that steenkamp. it's said he mistook per for a burglar. and they said, quote, the time for public commentary is over. the focus is now entirely on a very serious trial that is set to start monday. and finally, lebron james hit the hardwood with a clear mask after the nba asked that the black mask that he had been wearing off and on since he broke his pose, he stop that. and he talked about the nba's special request he stop wearing the black mask. >> i'm good with the nba, we're good. i am not against the nba. they had a request and i fulfilled it. let's just say that.

>> and the clear mask apparently was no problem for king james. he scored 20 points and had 9 rebounds as the heat beat the orlando magic 112-98. it doesn't matter the mask, he's still a great player. >> like hannibal elector, low. now to the oscar blowout. hours away. the envelopes, the surprises and big speeches. >> before all of that, the last big blast before the big night. the spirit awards. it's the pre-party where they come out under a tent at the beach. how great is that? and chris connelly is on the red carpet with blews on who takes home tonight's oscars. great to see you. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the independent spirit awards honor the best in movies not funded by a major studio. there were lots of honors on a

lot of performers we loo wiwill today. the spirit awards, a stress-free blue carpet. >> not too much time for naps. i have three kids. but if i can sneak one in, that's dessert. >> reporter: if it seems like a grind, don't tell cate blanchett? >> this is all cream. you have an extraordinary opportunity to be in a brilliantly written screen play. that's a win-win situation. >> reporter: every movie you've ever made. >> no, some straight to video. >> reporter: bruce and laura denver, it's grand. >> people are discovering i can play. that's all i wanted out of this. >> if you pay me less money, i'm going to work harder. >> reporter: if we pay you less -- it's a kind of community for up and comers.

you had a moment with angela bas et. >> she gives amazing hugs. >> reporter: and then the love seen from the film "young adults ". >> i had to get naked with char leez theron. >> reporter: and here -- >> my mother brought me to the art house theater when i was a kid. that was my introduction to independent cinema. i should say that. >> reporter: he did. accepting that it might be the last time. >> in case this is the last thank. >> reporter: and blanchett, and multiple wins for 12 years a slave. and for nyong'o. her oscar thoughts were down to earth. what are you looking forward to seeing tomorrow? >> the carpet. >> reporter: others had the best

first feature and best documentary, "20 feet from stardom" which may or may not be called tonight. >> we will have to wait with bated breath. thank you. see you later on in the show. and red carpet live, starting at 7:00 p.m. followed by the oscars with ellen degeneres on abc. >> and everything oscar on monday. from the fashion to the after parties, the ultimate oscar party. and now for a check of the weather, ginger zee in los angeles. hey. >> reporter: hey, good morning, everybody. i have to tell you, the positive part of the los angeles rain story or much of california. i was with a bunch of folks from here. as soon as it starts raining, and for three days in a row, people start cheering. there are some good parts coming out that we dent the epic

drought. get that out before the rest of the weather. today it will cause severe weather, especially in east texas. show you what the map has here. most of louisiana, parts of arkansas and just a little bit of mississippi. so just this afternoon and evening, watch out for damaging winds, potential for hail. watch your local abc station for the latest on the severe weather potential. and the cold, bringing good news, or not. these are the morning temperatures, overnight lows that you see there. minneapolis starting by tomorrow morning, sub zero, and getting a little bit better. but the other numbers, new york city staying cold, by tuesday, only 10 there. los angeles today, we have lingering showers, we're not dried out completely. 62 for a high. and lingering up in the pacific northwest. for the oscar forecast, maybe an

early shower. mostly-cloudy skies. it's a drier red carpet than it could have been. that's for sure. that's the big picture. let's check a little closer to home. we are just starting to see some clearing in the clouds. and speaking of, we should do a name that cloud just for old times sake in the next half hour. >> i was going say, we miss you so much. >> admit it, you miss us too. you were up early.

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♪ just hours left. stars heating up the red carpet. >> and the spirit award goes to -- >> hollywood getting in the spirit. >> well, all right, all right, all right. >> and learning how to let it go. >> dream big. >> as we say -- >> good morning, america. >> that's right, matthew mcconaughey's first lines ever, all right, all right, all right, name it? >> dazed and confused. >> that was a great movie. >> yes, it was. >> that was a warmup to last night. the stars more relaxed at the spirit awards. it's more laid back. it's fun to see hollywood come

together. >> and we are hours away from the red carpet rivals. and we are on the red carpet. this easier to get access to. >> don't see the security guards? >> no doubt in hollywood, they are thinking hard about the possible acceptance speeches. >> but they need to win, obviously. the suspense is building as we tick toward tonight's show. >> so many great performances. but who's most likely to take home the hardware. chris connelly with the front runners. >> reporter: dan and bianna, there have been open and shut oscar evenings, but this is not one of them. expect to feel the suspense up to the last envelope. they've made the movies, they've rocked the red carpets. now which of this year's majority category nominees is going home with an oscar tonight? there are no sure things. but -- ♪ let it go

there will likely be good news for little sisters everywhere, as animation nation figures to be celebrating a frozen win. ♪ double trouble in supporting actress. >> thank god for me. >> jennifer lawrence always compelling. but portraying her characters all but unimaginable anguish. "12 years a slave" nyong'o is expected to prevail. supporting actor, "dallas buyer s club" leto is the favorite. but could the captain philips actor shock the world with a win? "gravity," sandra bullock gives it gravitas.

and "blue jazz mean," a probable victory. and best actor, among formidable competition, things like all right, all right, all right for matthew mcconaughey. giving perhaps the performance of his career in "dallas buyers club." best picture? high drama. "gravity," more awards. and the shameful look at u.s. history -- "12 years a slave" will win the final oscar. it could be a something for everything oscars, or one could dominate. we won't know in the end. guys. >> i don't know, 12 years a slave,philomena.

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that is bruce springsteen singing lourdes' song of the year, "royals." that was in aukland, new zealand. no word if he's giving an encore performance in the u.s. in april. time now for the weather, and over to ginger zee out of my hometown of los angeles. hey there. >> reporter: hey there. and your hometown looking a whole lot different the last couple of days. three consecutive days with an inch of rain or more. and longer, back to 2005. the los angeles river, which is really kind of -- people are telling me it's a drain usually. ing you can see growth back there. typically no water. it has flooded on over that. that's the type of weather we have been seeing here. now it's moving east, and the

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all the weather brought to you by orieda. i'm going to grab an umbrella and bring to rachel to so it matches her dress. >> so nice of you, ginger. >> thank you. coming up on "gma," we're used to tears at the oscars, but it wasn't always this way. we're going to show you the most emotional oscar moments and the speeches that opened the flood gates. and facebook buzzing about oscar. who would they pick for the winners? we'll tell you straight ahead.

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they say there's a fine line between pleasure and pain, which is why we cry when happy. >> some of us. why oscar winners get teary thanking their mom, dad, spouse and the academy. but the water works are a fairly recent development. reena ninan is here with that story. >> it's annual ritual. gathering for the academy awards. sometimes the acceptance speeches appear like a tearful

you lowy. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> this is how we have gotten used to seeing actors collect their oscars. but it's a far cry from old school hollywood and their composure. >> thank you to everybody. >> i want to thank my family, my good close friends. >> it was sally field who gave new meaning to oscar acceptance speech. >> you like me. right now, you like me. >> opening up oscar night's flood gates. >> thank you ever so much. >> now oscar tears are ever so much a part of the tradition. according to a new study, since 1995, 71% of hollywood has turned on the waterworks when accepting the statue et. >> at the oscars, it's the end of a long campaign. they are relieved and get emotional. >> statistics show the ladies break down twice as often as the gents. but the guys have their moments

too. >> the woman i share my life with has taught me and demonstrates for me every day just what love is. >> nothing triggers the tears better than the m-word. >> my mother. >> my mom, the most brave, beautiful woman i have ever known. >> and matt's mother, the beautiful women here. >> for those trained to turn it on and off on cue, why can't they keep it together when it comes to that big night? >> oh, my god. >> i remember that moment. and it's not just the tears you'll see tonight, but you'll hear lots of thanks. thank you, academy, thank you to my agents. and, of course, those film executives and studios. >> don't they have 25 seconds this year, i think? they imposed a time limitation. >> and they have a man with a stick, remember? julia roberts held up the stick. please, stick man. this is my final -- >> can you say that ron claiborne is looking dapper.

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it's not uncommon for big starlets to rock millions of dollars worth of jewels. but it's not just the celebrities blinged out. the producers have been trekking in thousands of crystals to deck out for the performance of "let it go" from "frozen". about 150,000 which are sure to dazzle even the biggest stars. and we have a little sneak peek at the green room. this is the spot where the stars hang out. it's the genius work of a new york architect, david rockwell. hand-selected to create the spectacular space. now check this out, it includes 86 samsung devices on one wall. they might want to have selfie action. and 14 frame movie photos

hand-picked by susan sarandon. and anout loor lounge area, the fantasy garden. it looks sheik. hope for an awning for rain that may be coming in. and not only taken over hollywood, but also social. as part of our partnership with facebook, "gma" likes the oscars. which stars are getting the most buzz? if they were vote, sandra bullock would have had have besting a dress, and jennifer lawrence for best supporting. and best actor, matthew mcconaughey, the most except among 18-34 year olds. they prefer leonardo dee capri owe. the guys are looking at bradley cooper, and the girls, jared leto. it's the eyes and hair. and the oscar rehearsals are

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good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm matt keller in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a first quick look at the weather. meteorologist lisa argen how is it looking? >> good morning to you. the clouds insulated us overnight so it's pretty mild in the low to mid-50s and a little bit of precip around the area. here's a look at live donor it 7 hd in a moist onshore flow. the santa cruz mountains looking at a few showers. no the north bay some showers offshore of the mendocino coast and well offshore of the marin coast. cloudy skies for the bulk of the day, anywhere from 50 by the delta and our inland