good morning, america. and not again. two new big winter storms taking aim at the hard-hit east coast, still digging out from that monster blizzard. a blast of cold and up to a foot more snow on the way. terror threats. the desperate effort to free isis hostages this morning as a new deadline approaches and here at home, the massive effort under way to keep the super bowl safe. at that point i was telling him i'd probably be ditching in the water. >> an abc news exclusive. for the first time the young pilot forced to splash down in the traffic, telling his story. his desperate phone call to his father moments before his plane fell from the sky and the incredible new footage he shot from inside the cockpit.

♪ and one of beverly hills most famous dogs snatched off the street in broad daylight. who is behind this dognapping that have some of hollywood's biggest stars on the hunt. will the real beverly hills cops be able to crack this case? you know what that means. >> i do love that music. and that was a good movie, "beverly hills cop." hopefully the dog will find its way home. >> that is one cute dog, one big mystery. this came out of the blizzard up in boston. check out this video. it went wildly viral. the guy shoveling the finish line of the boston marathon. everybody trying to find out who it was. well, the snow is -- that has been solved and we'll get into that in a little bit. >> that mystery has been solved. but we are going to begin with that new storm on the way, more snow coming for so many already buried under feet of snow from that monster storm and, ginger, i know you're tracking it again. >> tracking it and we have new images. you have to see this from space

to see that storm that left all of that snow. you can see the nor'easter just coming in. the clouds on the right there and see the comma that that big old storm moving through at night, so a beautiful image from there. not so beautiful on the ground. i know a lot people from new london, connecticut, we've got video of them, too. nashua, new hampshire, more than two feet of snow. so many places still doing this today and unfortunately that's right, robin, we have more coming. freezing rain advisories, hundreds of schools closed back in the great lakes. columbus, right now, ohio, getting into it. cleveland, too, but look at the winter weather advisories going through new england and maine. that is where the heaviest snow is going to fall tonight through early tomorrow. for new york, for boston, it will be much lighter but just a little icing on the cake that nobody really is looking forward to. and it's turning colder too. i can promise you this, it is going to be frigid by the weekend. it'll feel subzero in so many places here along the northeast. so things are not warming up. >> we'll have january weather. okay, ginger, thanks very much.

we're going to move now to that terror deadline expiring this morning. isis threatening to kill more hostages if a failed female suicide bomber is not released. brian ross is here with the latest as the drama unfolds. good morning. >> good morning. the sun has set over iraq. deadline set for isis for a prisoner swap. according to message read in english by the japanese journalist and posted online overnight. isis says this 44-year-old convicted terrorist, sajida al rishawi, must be turned over by deadline or the captured jordanian air force pilot will be executed. >> if sajida al rishawi is not ready for exchange for my life at the turkish border, the jordanian pilot will be killed immediately. >> reporter: if the swap goes through, authorities say a dedicated al qaeda terrorist with close ties to the leaders of isis will be set free. authorities say she was a fanatical killer taking part in a 2005 attack in which 60 people were killed, many of them

attending a muslim wedding. authorities fear she will emerge as a terror role model. >> it may lead women who are inspired by her to want to emulate not being a wife, or a caregiver but an actual martyr. >> reporter: the decision by the king of jordan to negotiate with isis came despite u.s. opposition to any deals with the terrorists. >> we don't give concessions to other -- to terrorist organizations. >> reporter: although the u.s. did carry out a prisoner swap with the taliban last year to get the release of american sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> the u.s. doesn't make concessions to terrorists except occasionally when it does. >> jordan has said it will not deliver the woman unless the terrorists first provide proof that the captured jordanian pilot is alive and unharmed and so far there's been no such proof with the deadline looming. >> no actual promise from isis to release him even if the trade starts to -- >> exactly, it's very unclear at

this point. >> thanks very much. all right, george, now to the latest on the airasia flight 8501 disaster. the lead investigator reportedly saying the less experienced co-pilot was at the controls when the jet started its dangerously fast climb. abc's david kerley is in washington and has been following the story from the very beginning. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin, so this morning we know the co-pilot was at the controls when this airasia jet started climbing dramatically but then stalled. but the indonesians are still not telling us, was this pilot error only or was there something wrong with the airbus jet? pulled from the wreckage, the black boxes show that the co-pilot remi emmanuel plesel was flying the jet, when it encountered the severe weather, # not the pilot, who had ten times the amount of flying time. 20,000 hours versus 2200 hours. >> should be able to trust your co-pilots. with 2200, that's a good numbers of hours, he should have been fully qualified and perfectly capable of navigating even through storms.

>> reporter: the co-pilot at the controls, when the jet climbed dramatically, three times the normal rate, moving from 32,000 feet to 37,000 feet in just 30 seconds but the jet lost lift. its forward speed stalled falling to the ocean. >> there's no reason in the world unless something was mechanically wrong that this crew should not have been able to recover from a stall. it is not a catastrophic incident. >> reporter: the indonesians say the cockpit voice recorder shows alarms were going off in the cockpit, including the one telling the pilots the jet was stalling, something like this. >> stalled, stalled. >> reporter: one report this morning says it is believed the pilot did take over during the wild climb and descent. the indonesians say they have a pretty clear picture of what happened to the jet and have provided a 30-day report but they are not making it public. so they have a pretty clear picture but we don't. this morning we don't know was this only pilot error or did something go wrong with the jet that contributed to the crash? something that could be fixed in the other 4,000 airbus a320s which are flying around the world today, george. >> so more questions to be answered.

okay, david, thanks very much. we're counting down to the super bowl now. more security than ever this year. the latest technology is being deployed to counter possible attacks amid heightened concern about threats from isis, al qaeda and the lone wolves they inspire. abc's pierre thomas is in phoenix with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. the super bowl is supposed to be about fun and games but law enforcement is planning for every nightmare scenario. those horrific attacks in france are very much on the mind of authorities protecting this year's super bowl as thousands of fans pour in. in an exclusive interview inside the stadium, the homeland security secretary warned of a new stage in the fight against terrorism. >> more lone wolf-style attacks. more smaller scale attacks. our challenges in homeland security are evolving. we have more concerns about domestic-based acts of violence. >> reporter: and while he says there are no specific credible threats against this weekend's game, they're prepared to respond by any means necessary.

this u.s. customs black hawk helicopter part of a fleet of aircraft guarding the super bowl from above. 30 miles of airspace around the big game is restricted. so, if an aircraft comes too close it's a job for this crew and others to escort it out. also in the air fighter jets just like the one i flew in last year's super bowl in new york. to be blunt, if they do not respond, they will use missiles to shoot them down. law enforcement is now deploying the latest in technology, high-tech scanners to search every item coming into the stadium. what are you looking for? >> we're looking for any weapons, bombs, weapons of mass destruction. >> reporter: katy perry's costume, everything gets checked out. >> her stage came in last night and we have the port-a-potties and the nfl paraphernalia, jerseys, everything. >> reporter: for the first time we see what the scanner reveals the operator is using x-rays to

see everything. look there, he's able to zero in and do close-ups hunting for any anomaly anomaly. officers will be wearing portable radiation detectors and there will be bomb-sniffing dogs. bottom line, police are taking no chances so everyone can have fun. robin. >> every precaution. all right, pierre, thank you. now to a major development in the investigation into that deadly fire at a maryland mansion. a faulty electrical outlet sparked the blaze which was fueled by a dry christmas tree. abc's bazi kanani has the latest and joins us this morning from annapolis. good morning, bazi. >> reporter: good morning, robin. out here we see christmas decorations still up at the gates of the decimated estate. this morning the grieving family of the children say they hope their immense loss will raise awareness about fire safety and remind us all to cherish our loved ones. this morning, alarming new details about what sparked the devastating fire at this 16,000-square-foot maryland

mansion killing tech executive don and sandy pyle and their four grandkids. investigators telling abc news it started with a faulty electrical outlet on the floor right by a 15-foot christmas tree. >> there was combustible material that was on top of the outlet so the tree was connected to the outlet. >> reporter: that christmas tree drying out 60 days after it was cut igniting the inferno in the great room. the family sleeping in rooms nearby. >> the fuel load from the christmas tree itself is what created the significant amount of fire and heat. >> reporter: as demonstrated in this fire research video, flames racing through lofty open rooms means plenty of oxygen to fuel the blaze, a growing danger and in modern-style homes. in this case, plush furnishings and ornate rugs also proving hazardous. there were smoke alarms in the mansion, but even if the victims

heard them, there was little time to escape. >> the chain of events occurred within two to three minutes. >> reporter: there are about 230 christmas tree house fires each year and they are often deadly. the medical examiner has not yet determined the cause of death for the six fire victims but fire experts say most house fires victims die of smoke inhalation and they say that's one of the reasons we should close bedroom doors when we sleep at night to block out some of the smoke in a fire emergency. robin. >> all right, bazi, thank you. there are no words. now to amy with this morning's other top developing stories. good morning, amy. good morning, everyone. we begin with new concerns about the measles outbreak out west. authorities in arizona are monitoring 1,000 people who may have been exposed including 200 children who have been to an urgent care center in the phoenix area which an infected woman recently visited. so far 95 cases confirmed across these 8 states and mexico, most

of them in california linked to a disneyland visitor. most of those infected were not vaccinated. dr. richard besser joins us at 8:00 a.m. with more on this outbreak. the supreme court has halted three executions in oklahoma because of questions about a drug used in the procedure. among the death row inmates temporarily spared, richard glossip who was scheduled to die tonight. critics claim the sedative used by oklahoma and other states during lethal injections is cruel and inhumane. federal reserve policymakers say the economy is growing at a solid pace but they will not raise interest rates until at least the middle of this year. the likelihood of that rate increase triggered a sell-off on wall street wednesday. a reminder this morning that millions of americans are not benefiting from the growing economy. new figures show one out of every five children in the u.s. now depends on food stamps, that is nearly twice as many children as before the recession. mitt romney last night called for a national war on poverty while speaking to students in mississippi.

he did not say whether he is running for president again but he took time to accuse hillary clinton of being, quote, clueless on job growth and foreign policy. well, an arsonist is on the loose near miami after he was caught on camera setting a truck on fire. you can see him pouring liquid just moments before that pickup explodes in flames. he then jumps into a getaway van. a car belonging to the owner of that truck was set on fire just last year. well, finally, they say a bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work but not if it turns out like this. take a look as this ice fisherman in russia hooks a fish, he reels it in, he gets it out of the water and he tries to get the hook out but he can't so he puts the fish down to go get something. the fish waits till the man leaves, look at that, and then gets into the hole. but guess what, he takes the fishing pole with him. so that fisherman will not be catching any more fish for the day.

oh, a little too late. he runs out to get it and it goes woop, right down the hole. smart fish. >> strong fish. >> amy, thanks. we're going to move now to a wave of smash-and-grab robberies in dallas where thieves are ramming vehicles into stores making off with atms. abc's ryan owens has more on the new steps police are taking to stop these criminals. >> reporter: scenes like this playing out coast to coast, thieves smashing through stores trying to grab the atm. here in dallas it's happened 20 times this month. they hit this nail salon last week. >> this car came back and forth at least seven times at very high speed. >> reporter: dallas business owners have had enough. so have police. they're forming a special task force to deal with the recent rash of smash and grabs. >> a lot of these stores are small convenience stores. they're individual owners trying to run a business. >> reporter: police suspect the bandits might be part of an organized ring because the smash and grabs have all happened

between 3:00 and 5:00 in the morning targeting smaller atms that only weigh a couple hundred pounds and the thieves are gone within 90 seconds. one more thing they all have in common -- they're almost always caught on tape but here's the problem. all of these thieves are wearing hoods and they're driving stolen vehicles, which they almost always ditch. bandits across the country have a similar m.o. in the last week they have hit from portland to des moines to detroit where these two wrap a chain around an atm and make off with 4 grand. in tampa, seconds after this suv smashes through the window the thieves have what they came for. in dallas the suspects haven't been so lucky making off with just two of the atms they targeted. but police worry with a crime this violent it's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> and they're going to keep going after them because some of these atms can have about $20,000 in them. >> they need gps trackers on those machines and then maybe they'd be able to find the

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>> it's a strip of paint in the road but to me it means so much more and i didn't want it to be covered by all the snow. >> reporter: 25-year-old chris laudani, a bartender and five-time boston marathoner said he believes this finish line is hallowed ground. >> it's the greatest place on earth and you would never know it just walking by it. it says finish, boston marathon but for the people in the race and that live nearby it's so much more than that. >> reporter: the organizers of the marathon, commending laudani, telling abc news his actions are yet another statement as to what our event means not only to runners but also to americans. >> this is more about the message. we all love the marathon and we all love the city so that's really what it's about. >> well done. >> yeah. it is a strong message that they're sending. >> i don't think anybody is going to run the marathon in this weather but nice to see it. >> so symbolic. boston strong. >> and you need those things when something like that happen. >> absolutely. >> you're heading to arizona.

you're heading to arizona. >> can i come? >> for the super bowl. >> anybody? >> wait till you see the weather. >> so what is the weather going to be like there? >> amy has been looking at her phone every day going, oh, no, oh, no, rain, 60s, yes, amy, the rain is coming and look it's all fueled by this tropical moisture. fortunately, the rain is coming for tomorrow into friday and then things start to dry out so by the super bowl, it will be much drier. can't promise you extreme warmth or anything, but, hey, we'll take what we can get. and then snow up in the higher elevations above 8,000 feet. you could see 8 plus inches and this morning in frosty florida, frosty, yes, 31, gainesville, 33, jacksonville and pretty cool elsewhere. 33 for atlanta. your local weather forecast 30 seconds away.

>> so, again, it is very wet and snowy back in the southwest for the next two days. i just want to keep emphasizing that because -- >> the day i leave it's like 81 and sunny, i'm just saying.

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good morning, america. right now a new winter storm threatening to dump more snow on the east coast. still buryied from that monster blizzard. >> also right now the pilot forced to ditch his plane in the middle of the pacific telling his survival story. an abc news exclusive. the former nfl player under fire for allegedly exaggerating the disability from his injuries. how his appearance on "survivor" is stirring up trouble. as we do say good morning, america, friday eve. one more alarm clock. almost there. we have all that and we have the story that's trending big this morning. the brazen beverly hills dognapping. snatched right off the street in the middle of the day. >> oh no. >> we'll get to that. we do begin with that pilot who ditched his plane in the middle of the pacific and saw that video, the plane falling

from the sky, the parachute deployed and coast guard capturing it on video and this morning we're hearing from the pilot in an abc news exclusive. here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: watching the incredible video, you might wonder what the pilot of this plane saved by a built-in shaar shoot and hurtling towards the pacific ocean is doing inside right about now. this morning in a "gma" exclusive 25-year-old pilot lue morton shows us. he wasn't praying, he was taking a selfie on the way down with his gopro. with the door open you can see the parachute over his head. the life vest around his neck and the ocean closing in. >> it was kind of funny right before that the gentleman from the coast guard is like i do not envy you at all right now. >> reporter: he had been in the air seven hours from california on his way to hawaii when he says the plane suffered some kind of malfunction in the fuel system. he called for help on his satellite phone and then he called his dad. >> the hardest part of the flight was making that phone

call. at that point i was told him i'm probably going to be ditching in the water. >> reporter: did you tell him you loved him. >> it was kind of -- takes on a new meaning, the typical i love you and then all right, well hopefully he'll be able to tell you that again. >> reporter: the coast guard realized he wouldn't make it to land or within rank of a rescue helicopter so they diverted him south of his position to a holland america cruise ship which agreed to help. he circled the ship with his last bit of fuel his heart pounding waiting to pull the airframe shaar shoot system a remarkable standard feature of his cirrus aircraft. >> i felt like i was 5 years old looking down at a high dive all right, here we go. >> reporter: the chute deploys with a controlled explosion. >> you tell yourself what's going to happen and talk yourself through in my head and -- but you're not quite ready. >> reporter: he grabbed his life raft all the while wondering would he be able to get out before the water rushed in.

>> there's a lot of thing tlasz could have gone wrong. if i get my pant leg caught on something as i'm getting out or get a huge swell or something that cascades over the aircraft or rolls it and there's a lot of things. >> reporter: floating in his tiny raft he watched the brand-new plane sink as he waited to be picked up by a boat sent from the cruise ship. a remarkable survival story. all of it without so much as a scratch. >> really gracious in being able to take care of me while i was there. >> you got a bit of a cruise out of it. >> yeah first time on a cruise boat. man, hopefully the last one i drop in on. >> reporter: for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> boy, that guy has mastered the pilot's calm demeanor. >> exactly looking inside the cockpit, how calm he was and, wow. my goodness. now to one of the most wanted men in america caught, a successful treasure hunter arrested after two years on the run after being accused of cheating investors out of their share of $50 million.

abc's matt gutman has that story for us. >> reporter: he honed in one of america's richest sunken treasures but tommy thompson london will be holding to court after a two-year international manhunt. >> he utilized a lot of different techniques to evade captures multiple aliases involved. >> reporter: he and his girlfriend nabbed after two investors accused him of bilk money they sunk into his historic 1980s expedition. >> know what that is? >> reporter: his team finds the "uss central america" which in 1857 went down with over 21 tons of gold. >> 1855 wass molitor molitor & company -- >> you're kidding. all right.

>> reporter: sam donaldson called him on his ship at the time. >> we estimate that the value could be up to about $400 million. >> reporter: after reportedly selling a portion of the gold artifacts in 2000 for $50 million. investigators say he became a ghost. now his old investors want their share. for "good morning america," matt gutman abc news, miami. >> hiding in boca raton. >> of all the places to hide. time for the weather and ging. >> good morning. record high temperatures anywhere from austin yesterday at 0 to oklahoma city third day in a row that they've had a record and topeka had its record high all time for january, the hottest they've ever been in january since they've taken records so that heat plus a little wind equals this. and this was from close to tulsa, oklahoma unfortunately wildfire i think they'll get it under control and certainly things will be a whole lot koot

cooler today because look at the highs, the cooler front came through, 5 through,55 oklahoma city and laredo will stay at 80. nashville to 58 and new orleans, 75. some of those temperatures are, though still 15 degrees above average. remember all the cold staying in the northeast and it's actually getting colder good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, hazy sunshine, a few high clouds is the big temperature and democrats above average. low-to-mid 60's at the coast and mid-to-upper 60's for the rest us and warmer through saturday with 70's and cooler next week. have a great >> all that weather brought to you by weight watchers. so many people tweeting me and saying this is weird for january. people in the planes. i wouldn't mind a weird day. >> weird in a good way. >> that's the truth. thank you, ginger. coming up the latest on that growing measles outbreak. now over a thousand people being monitored and the extreme measures being taken.

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back now at 7:40 with a former nfl player being accused of fraud claiming to be seriously disabled by injuries suffered during his career. the insurance company now crying foul after seeing him compete in a notoriously stressful reality show. abc's brian ross is back with that story. good morning to you, brian. >> the nfl could be one of the most dangerous workplaces in the country and,000s of former players are seeking workers' compensation payments like any other employee hurt on the job including one former player who collected big, but then turned up on national tv looking like tarzan. >> survivors, ready? go. >> reporter: millions of people watched as former football star brad culpepper in the red trunks with the white stripe led his team on this cbs program "survivor." >> culpeppers have dominated in this challenge. >> reporter: showing the same grit he once displayed on nfl game day.

but also taking notice was the insurance company that just two years earlier had paid him $175,000 in workers' compensation based on an 89% disability rating. >> going on "survivor," brian, that's a lot to deal with and the insurer is upset about it. >> reporter: and now culpepper, number 77 wants a ferocious defensive lineman in the nfl is being sued accused of fraud and deceit. >> turn on any game. it's a violent game. >> reporter: but culpepper is fighting back showing us x-rays and a fat file of medical reports that he says document his many injuries and impairments. >> i'm in pain and i -- i'm in pain every day but this is not a sympathy story. >> reporter: on the tape of that show you're very very active. >> i absolutely was. >> reporter: on suv culpepper repeatedly dives into the water, but the lawsuit says culpepper reported quite a bit of difficulty getting into or out

of the bath and performing heavy activities around his home. >> if you have a hard time getting in or out of a bath how are you able to dive into the water like that in "survivor"? >> you keep asking me this. i was on pain medication and i had back procedure right before that. >> reporter: culpepper is also seen hefting big crates but according to the lawsuit, he claims he can lift and carry heavy objects only if they are conveniently positioned. >> how many times are you going to -- because i'm on pain medication. >> reporter: then a clearly frustrated culpepper decided it was time for the tv interview version of a blitz tearing off his coat and tie and shirt and stripping down to his undershirt. this is a normal bicep. okay. how does that one look? okay. is that normal? that's not, okay. that causes me pain, okay there's people that miss an entire season because of a torn bicep. do you see this ac joint. that's bone. that's my clavicle okay.

it's not over here. it's here. that's permanent. >> reporter: the ultimate proof, he says that he is not a fraud. as the lawsuit and the front page headlines alleged. >> this i worked way too hard in my life to have this as a headline. culpepper fakes his injuries. can you fake that? >> culpepper says he's ready to face a jury and let them decide if the allegations of fraud have any merit. certainly no doubt from what he showed me he suffered serious jars in his football career. now on the defense after appearing on "survivor" as 89% disabled. >> i was banged up and beat up. you can take care of yourself and i know for me i don't have as much pain as a lot of others. i still have pain even though it looks like that i can't do just about anything you feel it. >> your little pinkie is all -- >> oh. >> hey.

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one. vine sensation jerome jarre here live. >> hello. good morning, america. >> with more than 8 million followers he's revealing all the tips and tricks you need to become a social superstar. ♪ here we come ♪ ♪ here we go ♪ and kick off your super bowl celebration right now, everything you need to know to get ready for the big game, michael is taking you to super school. all that and "how to get away with murder" star matt mcgorry here kicking off tgit on "gma" as we say -- >> good morning, america. finger guns. ♪ finger guns. i haven't heard that. >> there's worldwide social media phenomenon, jerome jarre. he's a superstar on vine. millions follow him to see those six-second videos. >> and what they're seeing right now, those ugly selfies. take us through those with the

audience right now. >> he's got that face down. >> oh. >> oh, george. >> ugly. >> wow. >> eddie. >> jerome is the number one ranked snapchatter taking us over this morning. >> didn't see michael because he's working the xs and os. also ahead, football 101, i as professor strahan will give you the lesson you need if you are watching the game at home and don't want to admit you don't know anything about football, you watch this. i got to get back to work. enough about me, lara, go ahead. >> thank you, professor. looking forward to that. also tory has some great valentine's day deals and steels more than 80% off. not a typo. >> can't wait for that. now news from amy. >> all right, george, good morning, everyone. we begin with the expiring we begin with breaking news. ron claiborne. >> amy, we're seeing the first video after an explosion after a children's hospital in mexico

city this morning, more than 50 people are injured including dozens of children many of the victims are trapped right now in the rubble authorities say a gas tanker exploded outside that hospital and about 30% of that building collapsed. it's unclear right now why the tanker exploded. no a fatalities e immediately confirmed. also breaking right now the deadline set by isis to save the lives of two hostages has now passed. isis has demandd that the government of jordan free a convicted female terrorist to spare the life of a jordanian pilot. now in exchange isis said it would release a japanese journalist held hostage. before any swap is made jordan has demanded proof that its pilot is still alive. no movement on either side. earlier confirmed jordan said that the hostage is still in the country. amy, back to you.

back here in this country a high-profile murder trial gets under way today. former new england patriots star aaron hernandez is charged with shooting his former friend who at the time was dating his fiancee's sister. the jury of 13 women and 5 men will hear opening statements today just as the defendant's former team makes final preparations for sunday's super bowl. and police in southern california are looking for this man caught on camera throwing something flammable into a mansion, seconds later thick smoke and heavy flames seen bursting out of the home. a young woman inside barely escaped in time. the fire causing nearly $1 million in damage. neighbors say the owners installed cameras after a dispute with a contractor. and wild stunt at niagara falls, a famous canadian ice climber slowly descended over the iced-over falls carefully making his way down with water rushing by him just a few feet away.

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this is a pretty fascinating step by the riverside school in california. saying to students if you don't have the vaccine you can't come to school. >> that's right. they think there may have been an exposure to measles in that school and the thing about measles is it can take 21 days from the time you're exposed to when you get sick and you can spread the disease for four days before you show any symptoms. so, if you didn't get the vaccine, they want those kids to stay home until they're outside that window. >> and in arizona, you have this larger group, a thousand quarantined at home for similar reasons. >> measles, it's not like ebola where you need direct contact, this is the most contagious virus we know of, a thousand people had some level of contact with someone who had measles so those not vaccinated they're telling them to stay home until they're out of the clear. >> it's getting serious out west. what's your recommendation? >> no one likes to give kids

shots. i don't enjoy that as a pediatrician but this, two doses, 99% effective. check at your school to make sure they have good policies to make sure kids need to be vaccinated to come to school. >> vaccines are the answer. rich, thanks very much. you can answer measles questions all morning long on twitter @drrichardbesser. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." in pop news -- a big oscars announcement you'll only find out what this is right here and i promise you do not want to miss it. and then, an abc news exclusive with actress melissa gilbert opening up about her decision to remove her breast implants. and the secrets to one of the hottest hollywood's beauty trend, one woman getting a make-under right here live on "good morning america" with great tips on how you can do that at home. all that, come on outside. can't wait for that, by the way. ooh, thank you, fonzi. social media superstar jerome jarre coming up live on "good morning america." let's do it. let's do the selfie. >> okay. >> ready?

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mcgraw will perform campbell's oscar nominated song -- i believe we have it. ♪ miss you ♪ >> the song is "i'm not going to miss you" up for best original song from a documentary about campbell's final tour and his diagnosis with alzheimer's. mcgraw calls it a powerful song from one of the true legends of the music industry. we could not agree more. i dare say get your tissues ready. i am betting there won't be a dry eye in the house as you may have heard, the oscars airs february 22nd right here on abc. >> tim is going to bring it. he is perfect for this. >> powerful moment to be sure. also in "pop news" today, the baristas at starbucks may be notorious for spelling your name wrong, but did you know they might be helping you out in a grande way? according to zillow talk, the new real estate book, houses near starbucks appreciated 96% between 1996 and 2014 compared to houses that were further away. they only went up 65%.

obviously real estate a very good investment but 96%. therefore based on our "pop news" scientific investigation, the value -- there it is -- very scientific, the value of your house goes up a latte the closer you live to a starbucks. this is called the starbucks effect. we wondered if it works for the apartments near the over 200 starbucks on just about every corner here in new york city. >> kind of fit in "pop news" investigation. >> i will be investigating many different things, george, some of which you know about which are ongoing investigations. >> i love your inspector's outfit. >> i'm investigating. >> cute. >> that's what i put on when i investigate. and then finally, everybody, in "pop news" today, not popping it off, robin, i'm just telling you, jeff bridges wants to lull you to sleep. the oscar winner and recording artist has come out with a new album of sleeping tapes.

this mix includes the actor's voice over sounds and recordings. here's what jeff has to say about it. >> i love listening to intriguing sounds when i drift off into my dreams. others might -- >> oh, i'm sorry. >> yeah, jeff bridges. >> it's like from the big lebowski. amazing. >> like he's trying to beat out matthew mcconaughey. >> studies show that a slow tempo and low-toned sound can help slow down your heartbeat, put you into a trance-like state and they're so effective he admitted he fell asleep while recording them. they're that good. >> i'm afraid i would start laughing and not be able to sleep. >> i'm actually really excited. i love his voice.

i'm a huge fan of his work and i'm going to -- >> i'm going to try it. >> we will do about anything for sleep. jeff bridges, thank you. >> we have a small table here. >> robin. >> i'm done. we'll show you guys. >> we will show you. >> lara, i mean, you just have kicked it up a notch. >> thank you. >> pop it off. >> the low -- >> investigates. and everything. >> put on my little hat. >> "pop news" investigates. hey, good morning. we are so happy out here. really we're just trying to stay warm. it it is cold. where are you from? >> from orlando. >> orlando. she said this is my kids, my husband. so you ran away. >> i ran away. >> well, this morning they're not running anywhere in parts of michigan, ohio, columbus getting freezing rain up to cleveland. you can see the freezing rain, that is a slick spot. not water there. that's what all the roads look like, hundreds of schools closed in the great lakes and here's what you're going to go for today. much colder air.

detroit's high, 35. indianapolis, 43, and that clipper will bring some light snow to parts of the northeast tonight through tomorrow and heavier near the canadian border. >> every morning i'm out here in times square looking like i'm crying. it's really just the wind. it's that cold, guys. george. >> get inside, ginger. now we have the "heat index." melissa gilbert opening up about

her decision at age 50 to remove the breast implants she got in her 20s. juju chang sat down for an exclusive interview. she joins us now. >> reporter: it's got to be a sign of the times that it seems radical to opt for natural breasts but melissa gilbert is so candid about her life's ups and downs and she's happy in her third marriage so she had no idea she'd get such a massive reaction for confessing to undoing her plastic surgery. >> melissa. >> reporter: melissa gilbert is used to the spotlight. literally growing up in front of america's eyes playing laura ingalls wilder from the age of 10 to 20 on "little house on the prairie." even serving as president of the screen actors guild. but now the 50-year-old gilbert making headlines with the highly personal blog about opting to remove her breast implants. earlier this month. you were a double d. >> can you believe this? >> what are you now? >> b. just an average b. not a big b. >> reporter: for 20 years she says she had implants, saline

then silicone, but she says insecurity over her physical appearance set in long before she underwent any operations. >> i was a late bloomer. i developed later than everybody else, and even on "little house on the prairie" the last couple of years, i was playing the adult version of laura ingalls wilder so it was just an assumption it was time to wear a padded bra and an a cup was not enough, i had to be a b. >> laura ingalls was wearing a padded bra? >> this laura ingalls and i was 16. so you imagine the message in my head is like, okay, well, these are not right. >> reporter: making matters even tougher during those "little house" years watching her on-screen nemesis alison who played nelly olson developing while she wasn't. >> i was a double a cup. they didn't make training bras. there was nothing to train, right? and she comes in, you know, at -- just a year older than me and she's wearing bras. >> legit bras?

the decision to remove the implants, gilbert says, all came down to health. >> i have disc issues in my neck and i have absolutely no pulling on my shoulders and all the pain in my neck has completely disappeared. >> reporter: and standing by her decision her husband fellow tv veteran timothy busfield of "thirtysomething" fame. >> my husband has been so supportive and sweet about this whole process. he said, do it, go. now he seems perfectly happy. >> reporter: gilbert says she's not against breast implants but hopes women considering the procedure have all the facts before going under the knife. >> the one thing that the medical community will admit to is that breast implants will not last forever in your body and have to be replaced. >> there's an expiration date. >> there's an expiration date. when you're getting the implants you're making a commitment not just to that operation but to every 10, 15 years. i don't regret i had the

surgery. i regret that i felt that i had to. >> and you know the reversal surgery is one that she had to shop around for. one plastic surgeon told her it would take nine hours of anesthesia and $38,000 but she says she wound up with a two-hour surgery that cost much, much less. this was like the opposite of a mid-life crisis. >> she's accepting a good message. >> i agree. >> thank you, juju and melissa gilbert will return when "secrets and lies" premieres on abc. we have football 101. for those of us who think a touchdown is when a plane is landing and the tight end is what you get when you work out a lot, football can be challenging. >> i actually did know both of those. >> okay. however, if you are baffled by the game, you're not alone. all right. here we go. >> hit the net. >> we all know i can kick. and kind of talk football. >> listen, this could mean draft

picks. serious business. it is serious business, that to some is more like a second language. >> illegal formation. pass interference. just ask phoebe from "friends." >> joey is going to catch it and you and i are going to block. >> what's block? >> up into the air. >> reporter: many still scratching their heads after this game-changing moment during the seahawks' big win last week. >> because the onside kick hits the ground you can't ask for the fair catch. you got to field it. >> even our own dan harris not exactly bursting with nfl know-how. >> not because you don't know what football is. that's different. >> is this the one with the home runs or -- >> close. you're getting warmer. >> reporter: sure, most of us know a touchdown is six points. but what's a bootleg? well, if you want to impress your friends, it's when the quarterback pretends to give the ball to a teammate then moves in the opposite direction for a pass or a run of his own. with so many americans expected at super bowl watching parties this weekend looking like we

know what we're talking about is something all of us might need just a little bit of work on. do you know the team that plays -- >> the new england patriots. i grew up in boston. >> the quarterback is? >> the quarterback is -- rob marciano, time for the weather. >> tom brady. >> how are you doing, man? >> all right. dan harris has proven that we need a football school and michael's football school did in session. >> yay! >> here we go. if you don't know what to say during a game with a lot of people have that problem, here are five things that will make people think you know what you're talking about. >> yes. draft pick. >> we haven't drafted yet. you threw that out there. you didn't know what you were talking about but made sense to me. that's what this is about. this is about throwing some things out there no matter what point of the game and people will say, they know what they're talking about. i will give you some terms. tell me what you think they mean. the first is holding. >> when you hold someone who is trying to run. >> hugging. >> that's hugging. >> that's hugging.

>> something for affection or that's a tackle. >> holding the line. >> holding the line. >> no, holding -- what do you do in holding? if anything happens against your team, say the other team scores a big play, you say that should have been holding. it means the other team is grabbing your guy. and not letting him go. >> not nice. >> impeding their progress. >> impeding. >> so just yell holding. always holding on every play. you can never go wrong with that. >> the hugging was nice. >> i prefer the hugging. a lot more tender. number two, oh, you know -- i know all about sacks. >> you sack the -- >> you're an expert. no need to go any further. you sack the quarterback before he throws the ball. behind the line of scrimmage. that's always important. >> number three, flea-flicker. >> does that have anything to do with flea markets? >> no, it means go wash your dog, your dog has fleas. when a quarterback has the ball, hands it to the running back and

he throws it back to the quarterback and he throws it down the field. that's's a flea-flicker. if a play doesn't do a play well just say fleaflicker. >> interference. >> it happens all the time. >> just say interference. that means they impeded on your guy. the last one is blitz. >> what people are going to get. >> you've got it. forget about this, everybody. blitz is, have fun, everybody. it's the super bowl. that's the blitz we should be having. and i asked my followers to send questions to answer about football. how do i reap -- how did i prepare for the super bowl? i slept at least eight hours. that was it. [ applause ] >> all right. >> here we are, school is out of session. >> i'm so sorry. is school not out? let's go to ginger, she's with tory with "deals & steals." thank you, teacher. >> i learned so much. i love that. and love and romantic, "deals & steals," now valentine's day, tory johnson. >> that's right. here we go.

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jose. here's a look at 87 near the shark tank. can barely see. temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees above average. th ♪ so wake me up when it's all over ♪ everybody in the control room right now as we say good morning, america. 8:30 a.m. a lot of fun and more information to get to including our big -- there it is -- make-under. i never heard of this before but it's the secrets to one of hollywood's hottest beauty trends right now. >> yeah, i think the idea there is less is more. >> it's to trick men into thinking you're not wearing makeup. >> you all look great. we have even more romantic "deals & steals" coming up. >> tory has that. and one of the stars there, matt mcgorry of "how to get away with murder," there he is in the social square right now at the twitter mirror and he's going to dish a little bit on tonight's premiere. tgit is back. >> good morning, everyone. so excited for the return of tgit. also very excited right now for

the king of vine, jerome jarre right here in times square, so many thrilled fans outside with him. we're going to talk to him live in just a moment. of course let's get over to robin. >> you know, i feel like i'm at the beach. you know the beach ball smell. oh. one can dream. it's all about the love, though, this morning. tory is back with more valentine's day "deals & steals." i know you're on our website right now, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! poised and ready for these really big bargains. >> yeah. so this is the big love ball. right? you get it, the big love ball, this is the biggest size that it comes in, but it comes in three different sizes, and what's also fun once you blow it up you can use a sharpie and write a big message guaranteed to spread the love. come on, everyone is smiling around here, right? really, really fun deal. normally starting at $20, all slashed in half so the biggest -- the tiniest one is $10 and then it goes up to $42.50. >> so now let's get behind the hearts here. a great savings.

>> a really big savings. >> i can't wait for people to see this. >> these are stunning. you and i love amelia rose but we always see the earrings here but this is the first time we're introducing the paris collection, gorgeous center stone surrounded by pave crystals. a lot of different stones to choose from and also three different metals to choose from, gold plated, silver, black plated silver. they all come in a gorgeous gift box so they're going to be ready. really amazing deal on these. normally these range from starting at $119 slashed by 67%, today only $39 and free shipping from amelia rose, $39. >> that's a good one. again, staying in that vein. >> there's a little something special with this one. this is the danielle stevens specifically a memorable date inland. we can see this little one right here, 9/20/12. >> that's when i had my bone marrow transplant. my new birth date. >> that's your new birth date so we got that for you they come in -- >> thank you. >> you can choose from either

sterling silver or gold vermeil. i happen to love these starting at $135, these are slashed by at least 65% so really just 39 to $59 and free shipping from danielle stevens too. >> just when i think you can't surprise me, you do it again and again, tory. thank you. >> next up, sissy yates designs, sissy is back with a "gma" favorite which is these little leather bracelets with a beautiful little heart slide-on charm. they're simple and adjustable. there's a great clasp on the back, a variety of different colors, i think these are fun to give to one another. treat yourself. quite frankly, every day should be valentine's day. normally $62, big discount, $20. >> wow! you really are getting big discounts. >> good, good deals. super fun. these are a.g. socks from robert kardashian, big, huge assortment

to choose from. what i love is i pulled these out for you so if you were to wear these the bottom would show sole mate. how cute is that? so many cute different ones, i love the kid ones the little baby ones spit happens kiss me. so for the babies and kids, you get two pairs, the adult, big assortment of men and women's. regularly $15, these are slashed to 7.50. a huge selection. >> these are adorable. i knew about this. >> last but not least. a little more traditional. >> a little more traditional. from m&m this is their personalized one-pound box of m&ms. i don't know if we wanted to show you up close, but look these have lara's face on it and say lovely lara and live, love, laugh. we have sexy strahan and gorgeous george and rockin robin. >> that's so cute. >> you can choose. you get to put different colors, an image, text, so much fun to make these and when you hear this price you'll want to do it. so these are normally $50 from

m&m, but they're slashed by a whopping 60%, 20 bucks and free shipping. >> free shipping. >> 20 bucks for that box of custom m&ms. >> and they're good. they're so good. >> they are good. >> and you are great. thank you as always, tory. you can get these and we thank the companies for providing these great, great deals and we have the links and codes for all of the deals you've seen in this morning's show plus three bonus offers as you were talking about all at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! lara. >> thank you. >> thanks, robin, so much. great deals there and, hey, if you had six seconds what kind of story would you tell? well, this gentleman, jerome jarre -- >> hello. >> -- has become the king of vine by creating funny videos full of so much positivity. that has helped him rack up over 14 million followers worldwide. we're going to talk to jerome in just a moment but sara haines with his inspiring story. >> reporter: meet jerome jarre. >> ooh-la-la-la-la. >> the 24-year-old social media star, mastering the six-second

video grabbing over 8 million followers on vine and counting. >> high-five. >> reporter: the superstar originally born in france embraces his heritage. >> surfboard. >> surfboard. >> reporter: and is especially known for how he refers to his best friend. >> look at this baby squi-rel. >> reporter: his signature smile and love for life. making him one of the most recognizable stars on the street. >> oh, my god. you're the vine guy. no way. >> he's just always, always positive. he responds to kids who tell him they're his fans and friends. it's all smile, all funny and kids just really, really appreciate it. >> reporter: he certainly isn't shy. never afraid to lay his special kind of charm on anyone. >> oh, god. >> even a stranger. >> i do. >> she said yes. >> man and wife. >> my little macaroon. >> reporter: celebs on the red carpet. >> do you want to build a snowman? >> reporter: or queen bey herself.

this second-second star can make anyone happy. >> are you happy? >> sara haines, abc news, new york. >> look at the access that you have gotten and two years since the first vine happened and you were practically homeless at that time. >> yeah, i came to new york with $400 a year and a half ago but told myself vine was going to be my chance and i did -- i just make -- made the videos and everything followed. >> and every time i watch one of those, i smile. it's impossible not to. >> that's my goal. >> it's all about positivity. >> yes, i think when you create content, when people watch content, it turns into thoughts in their heads so you need to make sure it's positive thoughts. that's why i tell people not to watch the news because it's so negative all the time. you need to fulfill yourself with positivity. >> and it's also about sharing that message, a personal experience that you went through being bullied and being there

for so many others who have been through the same experience. >> yeah there are so many kids being bullied. so i'm just -- with the phone it's so personal, i really try to talk with my soul and just -- i just show that if i can be fearless in the street and go talk to strangers and do things that people are afraid, so that means you can do it too. they don't have to be afraid. being fearless is a key because it opens up possibilities in your life. >> yeah. endless possibilities. >> yes. >> and you have 14 million people who believe in your message so much. you don't call them followers, you call them friends. >> i think with the word fans the world fans is such a bad connotation. it's like you are a fan and i am here. we're all the same level. we are friends, we are walking together towards this goal of being happy and growing and finding our purpose. >> i can't stop smiling just talking to you. you just have a really wonderful aura. i want to share with you some of the questions from your vine friends. >> oh, awesome.

>> this is from katie diaz. let's take a look. >> hi, jerome. do you think you've found your life's purpose? >> oh, it's awesome. it's because i always talk on my snapchat about purpose. i think that's the most important question in your life. what is your purpose? that is a question which you always ask when you meet somebody and i didn't have a purpose before. i didn't know my purpose but all these social experiments and connecting with all those people are helping me create one for me. now my purpose is to have them create their purpose. >> love it. jerome jarre -- >> what's your purpose? >> my purpose, i guess, is spreading the message of positivity as well and nice to talk to you. it's a pleasure to meet you. continued success. >> thank you. >> you got to meet him, ginger. he's a wonderful guy and we're going to get a check on the weather with you first. >> he seems that way. we're all watching, jerome. you wanted to say hello to him. right? >> hi, jerome. >> we're making a vine. we're making a vine right here. so what's your name again? >> mccamy johnson. >> mccamy. you'll see these on my vine and

these are our instagram and twitter. tennessee, some beautiful sunrises there. just in eastern tennessee. a few from pennsylvania and there in jupiter, florida. a quick look, though, at the southwest. we were talking about that tropical moisture fueling what's going to happen in the next two days, especially in arizona, new mexico, there's some winter storm watches and warnings starting to go into effect. so look for some of those higher good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, hazy sunshine, a few high clouds is the big temperature and democrats above average. low-to-mid 60's at the coast and mid-to-upper 60's for the rest us and warmer through saturday with 70's and cooler next week. have a great >> everybody here getting fired up for the "souper bowl" this sunday right, and our sponsor, campbell sent over this cart. blake, thank you for handing those out. hearty chicken pot pie soup perfect for when the family and

friends get together to watch the big game. go ahead and taste it. give me a little taste. mm-mm. it's creamy delicious. all right, lara. i'll bring you in some. >> thank you so much. coming up, the reveal of "gma's" make-under. we're going to show you how to pull off one of hollywood's hottest trends and one more ugly selfie. can we get it in? >> ugly, ugly.

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♪ well, less is more on the red carpet these days. many actresses and models are going for that more natural look by toning the makeup done. we've been doing the same for one lucky woman this morning, and we'll reveal her "gma" make-under in just a moment, but but first abbie boudreau with some of the secrets to pulling off this look. ♪ >> reporter: it's the hottest trend turning heads in hollywood. a-list stars toning down the glam for gritty movie roles like jennifer aniston's natural look in "cake." >> will you just get me something other than mary? i have problems with anything religious. >> reporter: to a rugged reese witherspoon in "wild." >> i don't mind biting. >> reporter: even a fresh-faced julianne moore

in "still alice" not to mention celebs like lady gaga, demi lovato and it supermodel cara delevingne all sporting their selfies on instagram. we have some celebs and looks like they have zero makeup on. >> it's makeup. there's a secret to looking like you have no makeup on. >> reporter: i was hoping for a little help from amanda jacobellis, owner of makeup mandy in west hollywood. so what's that secret? >> the secret is lips, lashes and lift. >> reporter: but first. >> we'll take a little of this off. >> reporter: start with a fresh face, then on to the lift. a contoured cheekbone and chiseled chin with just a quick brush of bronzer. >> this down here, that's going to bring out that cheekbone and lift the face. >> reporter: next, the lash. >> you'll never see a celebrity without some type of lash. >> reporter: jacobellis says these inexpensive drugstore lashes will give you a bright-eyed look. what a difference oh my gosh and finally the lip. >> a little color to the lips

without looking made up. the shine in just the center of the lip which will give more of a pout. >> reporter: an easy make-under in just a few minutes. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> abbie looks fantastic, and i believe we have a fantastic reveal coming up right now. celebrity makeup artist mally roncal has been working with madison all morning long and we're going to first see what she looked like when she first arrived this morning and had lots of makeup on. madison, are you ready? >> i am. >> here we go. excuse us. here you go. >> wow! >> wow. whoo. >> i love it. >> i was going to ask you, what do you think? >> it's so fresh. i like it. >> it really looks great. tell us how you did it. >> first of all, we stripped all that off and we really want to focus on a couple of things. her brows were so dark. she's got amazing brows. she doesn't need all that stuff so we just did a little highlight. we did a little lift, filled them in but not all that black stuff. now, also the bronzer. i know, we all go cray-cray over

bronzer and we use it like wall-to-wall carpeting. i like to use it just as a nice contour we were talking about so around the perimeter of the face and the hollows of the cheeks and warms it up but the eyeliner is the big thing. everybody loves the eyeliner and it's so black and so thick and it makes your eyes look like two beady holes in a bed sheet. >> her eyes look so much bigger. >> exactly. so what you do you bury it down deep within the lashes and she's so young so use a color, use plum, use green, something fun and adds to the look. >> mally, fantastic. mad diane, do you think can you do this at home? >> definitely. >> are you going to change the eyeliners. >> yes. >> and the colors are soft. >> everything is just softer. she's young, beautiful. it's amazing and it's really easy. >> all right, mally and madison, you look beautiful. great job. >> thank you, momma. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you. coming up "how to get away with murder" star matt mcgorry here live. stay with us.

♪ tgit is back, and that means brand-new episodes of "how to get away with murder." one of the show's stars matt mcgorry here but first let's take a sneak peek at tonight's episode. >> my condolences for your husband, annalise. he's been gone for how long long now, 15 hours? >> you think this is a game. >> i think you don't like your odds and this is how badly you need to win even if it means throwing your own husband under the bus. why, did he finally tell you he was leaving you. is this your version of a woman scorned? >> i just found out my husband was sleeping with a young woman who was killed and you have the audacity to mock me. get out now or i'll throw you out. >> man, that was great. so she torques it up right away. >> oh she sure does, 0 to 60. >> you kept everybody waiting for ten weeks. >> yeah. >> so give us a little bit. >> we get to find out where annalise was and her whole involvement in terms of, you know, sam keating, you know, the

don't be the famous line from the end of that. we get a little more context of that and find out the role she played. >> viola, seems like this character was made for her. she has completely owned it. it must be a thrill to be working with her. >> it's amazing. we all -- everyone knows how wonderful an actress viola is. but in addition to that, she's just one of the most down to earth and actually really funny people and i think we always have a great time around craft services just eating doughnuts together and hanging out. she's just a really cool person. >> you can be nice around craft services but your character, asher, kind of a jerk. >> he's kind of a jerk, but he's like a jerk with a heart of gold, i like to say. he's actually one of the only characters on the show that's not a liar, if you think about it. like he's very up front -- >> about his ambitions. everything he wants >> and jerkiness but very much who he says he is. >> you get a different to balance out a couple of things. you're also on "orange is the new black." you guys won that big s.a.g. comedy ensemble. >> thanks so much. >> your character, a nice guy. >> he is, he is.

>> in a very unnice place. >> he is and i feel very fortunate to get to show two very different things so sort of early on in my career and concurrently but, yeah, i like to think that maybe asher has a little bit of bennett deep down inside him. you know. >> that's what -- very well, very well hidden. >> very well hidden. just shoveled on top of jerkiness. yeah. >> you have to tell us more about your story. i got some video here of just a few years ago. you're writing for "men's fitness" magazine. you're a power lifter. there you are right there in pretty great shape and now all of a sudden you're starring in two of the biggest shows on television. what is that like to have all that happen so fast? >> it's -- it's been really quite incredible. you know, i studied acting from an early age and went to laguardia high school, which is like the famed school and i went to theater majored in theater in college, as well but it wasn't -- it really took all my effort and focus to do training and bodybuilding and power lifting and had to make a decision to put the focus on acting and put everything in that and i guess something comes along and you know "orange is the new black" came along, the audition for

that, and it was sort of under the radar at the time and they took a risk and things sort of started to build from there, you know. and it's just been a pretty wonderful ride for the last year and a half. >> hope you're enjoying it. glad it's working out for you. >> thanks so much. >> matt, thanks for coming in today. "how to get away with murder" returns tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central right here an abc and we'll be right back. the your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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good morning let's check out the forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> the weather is upside down, bright sunshine in san francisco but quarter mile visibility into san jose. also some flight delays into sfo. that's what we're seeing from our bureau camera. all the thick fog over san jose. once it fades, we'll have hazy sunshine and 4 to 8 degrees warmer this afternoon. we'll build up to 70 on saturday. then your seven-day forecast gets a little cooler next week. it's dry all seven days. possibly next friday a chance of rain. we have an injury accident on 101 along the southbound direction. we have heavy delays there right into lucas valley. and driving into a bit of a void here. there's a fog advisory. slow conditions over to a very foggy peninsula.

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