and get those tax returns in. making news in america this morning -- music's biggest night. the grammys take a political turn. from the immigration debate to president trump to hillary clinton. >> he had a longtime fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonald's. >> this morning, the reaction from the trump family and the latest from washington as the president prepares for his first state of the union address. more children dying of the flu. this morning, schools in at least six states forced to close. the message to parents. how to know when you should take your child to the hospital. tax season begins today. hear the number one tip to prevent identity thieves from filing a bogus tax return in your name. a new headline overnight about fred savage and sexual harassment. a star quarterback's dueling sons stealing the show at the

nfl pro bowl. and what not to do with a $42,000 bottle of champagne. good monday morning to you all. we begin with the stars, celebrities, and politics taking center stage at the music industry's biggest night of the year. >> yeah, the 60th annual grammy awards were held in new york city. bruno mars swept all six categories in which he was nominated. kendrick lamar also pinged up four trophies. >> things turned sharply political ever before the show started, after rapper jay z called president trump a super bug. the president tweeted back, somebody please inform jay z that because of my policies, black unemployment has been reported to be at the lowest level ever recorded. >> and that tweet set the tone for the night ahead. politics and powerful messages. at the fwrammys. ♪ in the street >> reporter: from kendrick

lamar's controversial opening. to powerful performances by women. lady gaga at the piano. ♪ just need one good one >> reporter: and kesha joined by cyndi lauper and a group of women in white telling kesha's painful story of alleged abuse. ♪ some things only god can forget ♪ >> reporter: stars in the crowd wearing me too roses. and time's up pins. supporting the growing movement. the rapper logic performing his suicide prevention anthem and ranting about a number of social issues. >> black is beautiful. hate is ugly. women are as precious as they are stronger than any man i have ever met. >> reporter: he etch used an expletive president trump reportedly used to describe haiti and africa. >> to all the beautiful countries filled with culture, diversity, and thousands of years of history, you are [ muted ]. and bring us your tired, your poor, and any immigrant who seex refu

refuge. >> reporter: singer camila cabello giving this message to d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> this country was built by dreamers for dreamers. chasing the american dream. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: then a surprise appearance. during a skit with host james corden, hillary clinton reading from "fire and fury" the controversial book about the trump administration. >> he had a long-time fear of being poisoned. one reason why he liked to eat at mcdonald's. nobody knew he was coming. and the the food was safely premade. >> reporter: that moment getting reaction. nikki haley tweeting i have always loved the grammys but having artists reading the "fire and fury" book kyled it. don't ruin great music with trash. and donald trump jr. tweeting -- getting to read a fake news excerpt at the grammys seems like a good consolation prize. >> only one woman won an award last night.

with the hash tag grammys so male trending overnight, the academy president says women need to step up. much more on the winners. later this half hour. president trump delivers his first state of the union address tomorrow. the white house is promising a unifying speech. focusing on key issues like immigration. serena marshall has more. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. we do expect the president to talk bipartisanship and offer a unifying tone. at his first state of the junior address. whether it will be enough to push the two parties together as the russia investigation looms. president trump back in washington. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> reporter: confronting new reports confirmed by abc news that in june he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller. now "the washington post" reports mr. trump recently considered firing his deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the man who appointed the special counsel. lawmakers are divided on whether more protections are needed. for the investigation. >> it probably wouldn't hurt for

us to pass one of those bills. >> i don't think there is a need for the legislation to protect mr. mueller. >> nerve the white house knows it would be the end of president trump's presidency if he fired mr. mueller. >> reporter: the president avoided the topic. former "celebrity apprentice" winner and british journalist piers morgan and mr. trump discussing a range of issues. like tweeting. >> perhaps sometimes in bed. at breakfast, lunch, whatever. >> reporter: to the economy. >> a lot of the global economy is because of how well we're doing. >> reporter: one of the topics expected as he addresses congress and the american people on tuesday. focusing on infrastructure and immigration. the president planning to further outline his plan for those so called d.r.e.a.m.ers. young people brought to the country illegally as children. and all of this as the president and the rnc is facing mounting pressure to address allegations of sexual misconduct against gop megadonor and fund-raiser steve wynn.

he stepped down as the finance chair of the rnc on saturday. but questions remain about what they'll do with the hundreds of thousands of dollars he donated to the party. kendis? diane? >> serena marshall live from d.c. for us. thank you, serena. >> want to followup on that. there is more fallout from the sexual misconduct scandal surrounding casino mogul steve wynn. house speaker paul ryan says he'll donate a $1,000 contribution he received from wynn resorts to charity. wynn has resigned as finance chairman of the republican national committee, but he does deny the allegations from former employees. over in russia, vladimir putin's top rival may be headed to trial after being arrested at a political protest. alexei navalny was not allowed to challenge putin because of a prior conviction that many say was also politically motivated. authorities near pittsburgh say a deadly ambush at a car

wash was motivated by jealousy. 28-year-old timothy smith opened fire, killing four people. family members say smith had an obsession with his former girlfriend, who was among the victims. smith is hospitalized with a gunshot wound of his own, which officials say might have been self-inflicted. schools in at least six states will be closed today because of concerns about the flu. 39 states reported high flu activity last week. that's up from 32 the previous week. workers at super bowl events in minneapolis are wiping down surfaces with alcohol wipes several times a day, hoping to keep crowds healthy. our own doctor here at abc news jennifer ashton recently brought her own daughter to the hospital with the flu. we asked her what parents should look for and how to know when it's time to go to the e.r. >> the two big things i think people should look for. inability to tolerate liquids by mouth. that was my daughter's case, for almost a day. and difficulty breathing. breathing at a rapid rate. not being able to take a full breath. or with an infant, flaring around the nostrils. parents should ask their child, do you feel the same, worse, or

better? over the three to seven-day course of the flu, they should start to say they're feeling better each day, not worse. >> health fishes say 1 out of every 15 doctor visits last week were because of the worst cough something to be be concerned about? >> no, no, no. just something in my throat. time for a look at your weather on this monday morning. hot and windy conditions have fire crews on alert in southern california. downed power lines sparking flames a major concern for them there. utility crews have shut off power in some areas. in the meantime, in the east, winter is making a comeback. today's high temperatures will be about 20 degrees lower than they were over the weekend in new york and atlanta. overseas, 1500 evacuations in paris because of flooding. the river seine is expected to crest today at nearly 20 feet.

♪ coming up, the popular brand of cream cheese being recalled this morning. and also ahead, handcuffed at school. why police detained this 7-year-old. and what his parents are now saying. and how the trump administration could soon make your smartphone faster.

an airplane on the, what freeway is this? >> 55. >> on the 55 freeway landed. >> yep, that's the 55 freeway north of san diego where drivers were doing double-takes last night. check out a small plane there on the shoulder. this plane was forced to make an emergency landing right there on the highway. the pilot reported engine trouble.

but apparently did a good job. >> he stuck the landing. >> no injuries reported. a food recall this morning. panera bread is recalling all of its cream cheese products because of possible listeria contamination. the company says samples of one type of cream cheese tested positive for the bacteria. listeria can cause life-threatening infections mostly in the elderly and young children. physically fit military personnel around the world may have revealed important details about their bases. that's because so many of them use the online fitness tracker strava. the map includes u.s. bases in iraq, afghanistan, and syria. the pentagon is now investigating. strava says the users have the option to make the information private. and that type of data is never published. the government is considering a new nationalized mobile network. the news outlet axios says the 5g network would be a way of guarding against china and other malicious internet actors. could be up to eight months

before a final decision is reached. volkswagen is apologizing after using monkeys to test the health effects of diesel exhaust. "the new york times" reports that volkswagen and two other german carmakers paid for the research in new mexico, forcing some ten monkeys to breathe exhaust fumes during the testing. a bizarre sight overseas. an elephant decided to take a stroll across the border in china. walking into the country of laos. guards watched the animal wipe out a barrier. it decided to return back to its native country two hours later. it was apparently searching for food. >> maybe checking out the scenery, as well. coming up, the super bowl rivalry heats up. with one fast food outlet even changing its name. but first, the the new headline overnight about actor fred savage. and a sexual assault claim. and caught on camera. a soldier's brand-new jeep bursts into flames. and caught on camera. a soldier's brand-new jeep bursts into flames.

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at the end of a record-setting trip. 19-year-old oliver crane is the youngest person to ever row across the atlantic ocean. it took him 44 days to reach antigua from africa. congrats to him. we turn now to a controversy in florida. police in miami are facing criticism after video showed officers leading a 7-year-old boy out of school in handcuffs. >> the boy allegedly attacked a teacher. kicking, punching, and knocking her to the ground before grabbing her hair. police were called after the teacher managed to restrain the child. the boy's parent says the police were out of line. >> does he show any signs of aggression or anything like that at home? have you ever seen him misbehave so badly that he's attacking other people? >> my son doesn't behave bad. he's a normal kid. he plays like all the kids. he has a younger brother and an older brother. and is always playing with them. arguing between kids is normal.

for a toy or something like that. trying to do something against anybody, no. >> police say their action was warranted to keep the boy from harming himself and others. despite a previous outburst, the boy's parents describe him as an excellent student who has won awards at school. the actress who played the mother on "the wonder years" says the show was canceled because of sexual assault allegations against fred savage. a costume assistant said that savage assaulted her. savage was just 16 years old when the show ended in 1993. mills said the case was settled out of court. and actor scott baio is firing back against sexual misconduct allegations tweeted out by his "charles in charge" co-star nicole eggert. she says it started when she was 14 and it was not a one-time deal. scott baio is fighting back.

he shared a letter from his lawyers, to a tv talk show, which was reportedly considering whether to share eggert's story. producers cancelled the show because of doubts about her claims. >> she's making all these claims about me, nicole eggert is, that are false. when you have minors on a set of a situation comedy, when they're not on the set working, they are in the classroom with the teacher. the teacher brings them to -- >> baio says she's made claims against him for six years but has never taken her claims to the police. investigations under way as to why a soldier's brand-new jeep cherokee burst into flames on a base in washington state. he says the electronic dashboard stopped working. then the vehicle stalled. and that's when he saw a flame between the dashboard and the hood. within seconds, the vehicle was engulfed. lewis escaped unharmed. he says he bought the jeep just three weeks ago. we turn to sports. the patriots make their way to minneapolis today for a full

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good morning, it's 4:27 on this monday, january 29th. thanks for being with us. >> alexis is off. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. that means you, mike. >> what a gorgeous day yesterday. almost a repeat today. i don't think we'll set records. we'll be close. not as bright as yesterday. it's dry on live doppler 7. let me overlay the clouds. there you go. that's the reason it will be cooler today. the dimmer sunshine due to the thick, high cloud deck. let's see what the temperatures are running. still chilly in santa rosa at 40. 41 at san ramon. 51 in fremont. near 50 in oakland. half moon bay 52. 53 in san francisco and los gatos. we'll make another run at record high temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up.

sue, already issues this morning. >> unfortunately, yes. we had two had two they're running round robins. that's traffic. there is a detour atwoodside road to veterans back to whipple. abc 7's matt keller is there. he'll have details. a couple of lanes are getting by. we've got slow traffic here. our other sig-alert has been lifted. san jose, north 280 after 87. traffic seems to be getting by fine here now. we'll check on another accident near alamo in a couple of minutes. >> sue, thank you. more on what you were talking about. that deadly crash that closed down lanes on northbound 101. >> reporter matt keller is live along 101 near whipple. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. a devastating crash here in redwood city. a person was killed on 101 before the whipple avenue exit. traffic is moving slowly next to

the crash scene. there are two lanes open and an exit lane that is open. that is how vehicles are able to move past the scene. this happened just before 1:50 this morning. the chp says four vehicles were at the scene. more may have been involved. all lanes were stopped and a sig-alert issued after 2:00 a.m. officers did cpr on the man but he died at the scene. he's described as a haywood resident in his late 30s. they're looking into who was at fault and expect the lanes to be open relatiely soon as they wrap up the on-scene investigation. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> so sorry to hear of the loss. some drivers driving across the bay bridge into san francisco this weekend may have noticed a sign. there was a photo of a banner that read "danger, sanctuary city ahead."

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