an update. >> i feel bad for him. "good morning america" starts right now. ♪ight now. good morning, america. the underdog eagles fly to their first super bowl win ever. in an epic, record-breaking battle going down to the wire. >> and for the philadelphia eagles, the long drought is over. finally. >> the trick plays. >> caught, foles, touchdown! >> the amazing game-winning catch. knocking off tom brady and the new england patriots and leading philly to the top dog title. >> underdogs no more. the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champion. overnight, philly streets erupt. celebrations turn to riots. rowdy fans rip down lampposts. storming the city hall gates. also this morning, new fallout from the secret gop memo, alleging bias at the fbi. president trump claims it totally vindicates him. some republicans are pushing

back. massive pileup. snow, ice, and rain, leading to this 30-car crash in the midwest. two new storms are moving through. alerts across 17 states. ♪ let's go and the coldest super bowl ever. justin timberlake bringing the heat to the halftime show. his towering tribute to prince. ♪ i would die for you >> turning the town purple. and giving one lucky teen the selfie of a lifetime. now, he's here live on "gma." >> i'm so excited to go on "good morning america." ♪ got this feeling in my body and we got a feeling that eagles fans all over the country very happy this monday morning. what an incredible game, winning their first-ever super bowl title. what about nick foles? starts as a backup qb.

you're the super bowl mvp and his adorable baby girl there. >> protecting her ears from the crowd. >> the first quarterback to throw and catch a touchdown. look at philly. this is the front page of "the philadelphia enquirer", "at last." 1960 they won a championship. it wasn't a super bowl then. streets exploded overnight. people had a lot of fun in philly overnight. a couple of scary moments as well. we have more on that. also going to talk to this boy here, the 13-year-old. >> ryan. >> took the selfie with justin timberlake. we were watching. my girls yelled, boy, he's lucky. >> i think we all said that. what a treat he had. i don't think anybody from philadelphia has been drinking from the images we saw there. so many people talking about the ads. we always talk about them after the super bowl including the teaser for the new "star wars" movie. we have the world premiere of the entire trailer for "solo, a

star wars story." that's going to be first on "gma" this morning. >> what everybody is talking about is the game. the game. the game. >> you said the phrase you hate. >> pardon? >> everybody's talking about. >> you caught me. you caught me, george. this time, it's correct. everybody's talking about -- i love you, man. it was one of the most exciting super bowls ever. the eagles with the thrilling victory, denying tom brady a sixth championship. t.j. holmes, he was there for it all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you're still worked up over this one. and dare i say, move over rocky? philadelphia, that city might have a new favorite underdog story. because last night in one corner, you had the five-time super bowl champion tom brady. in the other corner, an eagles quarterback who just two months ago was the backup. it was a heck of a fight. a heck of a night. now philly has something it's never had before. a super bowl champion. >> and time runs out! and for the philadelphia eagles, the long drought is over. >> reporter: for the first time

ever, the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. >> wow, we're world champions! >> reporter: eagles quarterback nick foles, a backup just eight weeks ago who once considered quitting the game is now super bowl mvp. and he had to outduel tom brady, the winningest quarterback in super bowl history. >> nick foles just continues to play like he's been doing this his entire life. battling against the likes of tom brady. >> reporter: the battle was one for the record books. a back and forth offensive showcase that set the mark for most yards ever by two teams in a super bowl. >> going for it all, into the end zone, and it is -- caught! >> reporter: the game included big plays. this grab by alshon jeffery in the back of the end zone. the patriots punched back. with neither team able to pull away. >> gronkowski, reaching for it, touchdown. >> reporter: the game also included trick plays.

with brady not just throwing but attempting to catch. >> just didn't make the play. it was there to be made. i missed the play. >> brady can't haul it in. >> reporter: foles and the eagles later showed them how it's done. >> trey burton, throws, caught, foles, touchdown. >> reporter: on a play they call the philly special. foles is the first quarterback ever to both catch and throw a touchdown in the same super bowl. >> and to complete the pass that the patriots could not. >> reporter: it was a game of big hits. >> brandin cooks. and he gets smacked down. >> reporter: it was a slugfest that came down to the wire. just over 2:00 left in the game, all eyes were on brady to orchestrate another of his last-minute comebacks. but then this. >> oh. >> brady gets hit. the ball is out! and philadelphia has it. >> reporter: a crippling turnover. later, one last shot on the final play of the game. a hail mary. that was not answered.

>> a jump ball. it's incomplete. >> oh, my god, oh, my god! >> reporter: eagles fans get to fly. this woman, moved to tears. at the 41-33 final score. long-time eagles fan bradley cooper cheering in the stands was also overcome with emotion. and the mvp thrilled to share his mvp moment. >> to be here with my daughter, my wife, my family, my teammates, this city, we're very blessed. >> underdogs no more. the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champions. >> reporter: now, i'm in a space here where both teams slept under this roof last night. they're waking up to different realities. the underdog, they were handing these out on the field last night. top dog. of course, that's nick foles right there. remember this was a man who considered just two years ago, giving up football and retiring to the point he didn't want to touch a football.

he is your super bowl mvp this morning. >> you sound like you're a little hurt there this morning. your voice? you doing all right man? y'all right? >> i'm doing fine. we didn't get to sleep last night. it was one of those nights. it was worth it. great for the people of philadelphia. >> certainly was. >> i love seeing the post with the fans getting excited. we saw those. there are thousands of fans who flooded philly streets overnight some of those celebrations getting rowdy. i don't know what you would expect other than that. gio benitez is there. gio, these fans were very excited about their first super bowl win in philly. >> reporter: they were, michael. good morning to you. i got here at 1:00 a.m. it felt like the party was just getting started here. like you said, perhaps some fans got a little too rowdy. we're in front of macy's. check this out. these doors were just completely smashed. the windows smashed. you have glass everywhere. okay? i want to show you this video. the crowds were massive. thousands and thousands of people were out here.

but there's another piece of video. that shows all of the chaos that was happening in some parts of philadelphia. okay? you had cars that were set on fire. people were sliding down these poles. and over at the ritz carlton, we have video of this. people climbed on top of the awning and that awning actually collapsed. so they got some injuries there. you see that collapse right there. you had some injuries. thankfully, no deaths. back out here live. in philadelphia, you can see how proud people are, fly, eagles fly. the city is proud. that victory parade is scheduled sometime this week. perhaps right here in front of city hall. michael? >> thank you, gio. now we're going to bring in newly crowned super bowl champs zach ertz and malcolm jenkins. congratulations. super bowl champions. how you doing? >> doing great. >> amazing. can't complain at all. >> what a game. congratulations. what a game. you came in as underdogs. no one thought you could do it. three games you had to win just to get there.

did you think this day would ever come when the playoffs started? >> yeah. i mean, we said it before the game to ourselves that, tonight, we were going to shock the world. but we wouldn't shock ourselves. all season, we believed in each other. we knew what kind of team we had even with all the injuries we had. losing key players and captains and veterans, we knew that we had the best team in the league. and all we needed was the opportunity to prove that. and what a way to finish the season. >> and speaking of injuries, i mean, you had a lot of injuries. none bigger than losing your starting quarterback in carson wentz. but super bowl mvp nick foles stepped up in a big way. he had a rough start when he first went in after the rams game. did you see in practice that this guy was developing? he had a patch where you said, oh, can he carry this team? you must have seen something that everybody else didn't. >> we had all the confidence in the world in nick. i mean, he's been a successful

quarterback in the league for a long time. carson is an extremely talented football player. when he went down, there was no other quarterback in the league we wanted besides nick foles. obviously, there were times when it wasn't pretty. nick didn't have a preseason. the guy was hurt all training camp. i never got reps with him until the week 15 game against the raiders, i think it was. so, i mean, nick is an unbelievable quarterback. we had all the confidence in the world in him. the past two games, he played out of his mind. >> zach, you have had a big year. great tight end in this league, and you made the biggest play of the game for the team last night. 2:25 left in the game with that catch. there was debate. a lot of people at our "gma" super bowl party, i'm yelling, touchdown, man. did you know it was a touchdown? >> i thought it was a touchdown all along. i didn't think there was any

doubt. when they were over there for what seemed like an eternity, i was surprised. i thought i caught it at the 5 yard line. i thought i took two steps. i thought i reached for the goal line. i thought it was an easy touchdown. then, when they were over there, i guess in this league, nothing surprises you anymore in terms of the catch rule. i thought it was a touchdown all along. i don't know what would have happened to the city of philly if they overturned that one. >> i do want you to give me a quick little pep talk for the city of philadelphia. you know they'll celebrate this for years to come. i think they're going to celebrate this all week. throw the parade on friday so nobody has to go to work the next day. that's all i'm saying. what message do you have for the city of philadelphia? >> i mean, for us, man, there is no team that we would rather or no city we would rather win the super bowl for.

we -- if we could, we would be back in philly already to join the celebration that's already happening. we understand what this means to the city of philadelphia. we're proud to be a part of it. to be able to be the ones to bring this to the fan base. that has been with us from the beginning. that's believed in us when nobody else did. this is special. not only for us as players, but to be able to bring this back to the city of philadelphia. >> i have to say this. they are the most passionate fans. the only ones i think that ever scared me when i was out on the field. you guys deserve all of this. what an amazing year you have had. enjoy it. you're now etched in the books. it will never go away. philadelphia eagles, zach ertz, malcolm jenkins, you guys are super bowl champions. thank you for joining me. and now go get some sleep. i know you've been up all night. >> no sleep, the party continues, man. >> all night. >> thank you, fellas. appreciate it. you know the feeling of beating the patriots in the super bowl. >> i know the feeling of winning one period. i don't care who you beat. i would beat my mother for a

super bowl championship. it's the best feeling. i'm sorry, mama. it's true. best feeling in the sports world that you can have. >> how long will they stay up today? >> they'll get sleep on the plane ride back to philly. once they get there, it starts all over again. a lot more coming up on the super bowl but we're going to go to washington now and the fallout from the gop memo about the russia investigation. president trump claims the memo vindicates him. some allies in congress disagree. democrats are pressing for their release of their own memo to rebut the claims. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. the debate about the value of the controversial memo continues. one fact is becoming clear. the special counsel investigation remains intact, still looming as a potential threat to the white house. the president says the house republican memo alleging bias inside the fbi clears him in the russia investigation. tweeting this weekend, this memo totally vindicates trump in probe.

but the russian witch hunt goes on and on. the memo accuses the fbi and justice department of spying on former trump campaign adviser carter page. based on a politically tainted dossier funded by democrats but now some republicans distancing themselves from the president's claim of vindication. >> so you don't agree with president trump when he says this vindicates him in the investigation? >> i don't. bob mueller should be allowed to turn over every rock. >> reporter: a key republican on the house intelligence committee voicing his support for the special counsel bob mueller. >> there are three republicans that have seen every bit of information. all three of us have total confidence in the fbi and doj to be able to do the jobs that they have been assigned. we have confidence in bob mueller. >> reporter: democrats claiming the report was a blatant attempt to undermine mueller and protect the president. >> the interest wasn't oversight. the interest was a political hit job on the fbi in the service of the president. >> reporter: abc news learned that inside the fbi, many are frustrated.

concerned house republicans are playing politics. undermining the integrity of the bureau. they believe the document, put together by republican chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes, cherry-picks information. the house intelligence committee is expected to hold a vote as early as today on whether to declassify the democrats' response. >> okay, pierre, thanks very much. we turn to the investigation into the deadly train crash in south carolina. safety officials are trying to figure out how the train ended up on the wrong track. abc's david kerley has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: this morning, investigators say the tragic remains of this crash were avoidable. a switch was in the wrong position. causing a head-on collision, sending passengers flying. >> we just woke up to a real loud boom. next thing you know, i was bouncing off chairs. chairs was flying. cell phones. laptops. >> reporter: the seven-car amtrak train diverted on to a side track, slamming into a parked freight train.

>> everybody was screaming. i knew we were in big trouble. i knew that either we were going to start flipping or that we were going to implode. >> reporter: the engineer and conductor were killed. more than 100 of the 139 passengers treated at local hospitals. the southbound amtrak train 91 headed to miami from new york was passing through columbia, south carolina in the middle of the night. the switch was thrown. locked. diverting train 91 on to a side track. and a parked csx train was on the track. within seconds, traveling between 50 and 60 miles an hour, the amtrak train slams into the stationary freight train. the question is, why was that switch set the way it was? >> i think you're exactly right. finding out why that switch, that track switch, was set the way that it was, that will be key to the investigation. >> reporter: investigators are still working down these tracks.

you can see their lights this morning. csx owns the tracks. it is operating. it has not commented on why the switch was in that position and amtrak wasn't told about it. robin. >> a lot of people want to know the answer to that. david, thank you. now to another super bowl moment a lot of people are talking about. pink, she sang a flawless national anthem. despite being sick with the flu. ♪ and the home of the brave >> so good. >> so good. >> gives you chills. >> chills. >> it's not just her voice getting attention or reaction. there are questions all over social media about what she spit out right before she started. >> she has the flu. it's a cough drop! >> it's a throat lozenge. she tweeted it out. it was a throat lozenge. there's no conspiracy. she had to make sure she was

right. she knocked it out of the box. >> it was a great human moment. >> her smile was priceless, like, busted. what a performance. what a performance. >> fantastic. let's go back to ginger. >> i got chills, too. we have to check on the storms. one to three inches is all it takes. you get deadly pileups in the state of missouri. a new storm will affect roads tonight through des moines and the quad cities to chicago. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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timberlake's halftime show, that selfie moment with a young fan and his tribute to prince made headlines this morning. back to t.j. in minnesota with more. >> reporter: strahan, would you believe some people were upset with justin timberlake's halftime performance before it started. word leaked a few days ago that he would use a hologram to honor prince. the way he chose to honor prince, still some people were not sold on it. ♪ i want to rock your body >> did you catch that? justin timberlake entered the stadium singing "rock your body." yep, the same song he performed 14 years ago with janet jackson when she had that infamous malfunction. fans hoping for a reunion with

janet or nsync were disappointed. timberlake only shared the stage with one other star. >> minneapolis, minnesota, this one's for you. >> reporter: a massive projection of prince appeared on the field. and the two sang in unison to prince's hit, "i would die 4 u" to mixed reaction from viewers who mentioned prince more than 200,000 times on twitter. ♪ i would die for you >> reporter: also part of the tribute, downtown minneapolis lit up in purple, with the outline of prince's iconic symbol outlining the stadium. ♪ i'm bringing sexy back them other boys don't know how to act ♪ >> reporter: timberlake danced his way onto the stage. treating the crowd to some of his biggest hits, like "sexy back" and "cry me a river." ♪ >> reporter: issues with the audio lit up twitter. one fan tweeted i've literally never heard a worse pro audio mix than this super bowl

halftime show. and this one, justin, when you get off stage, fire the whole sound crew. ♪ got that in my feet ♪ i can't take my eyes up off it ♪ >> reporter: timberlake who spent portions of the performance in the stands closed the show out with his feel-good hit. >> let me hear you minneapolis! ♪ can't stop the feeling >> reporter: and one fan got the selfie of a lifetime. 13-year-old ryan snapped this pic. >> i got to be on tv with justin timberlake. it's crazy. everyone is texting me. my phone is going crazy. i've probably gotten 45, 50 calls in the last 20 minutes. >> reporter: ryan might just be the breakout star of the night. >> thank you, minneapolis! super bowl selfies. >> reporter: that was certainly a memorable part of the performance. so much controversy if you will, and problems surrounding it.

one other note on prince and the hologram. he spoke to it before his death. he found it demonic to use these kinds of tools and technology to put artists together, living artists, with dead artists. he said, hey, if i was meant to jam with duke ellington, we would have lived in the same era. some controversy but a heck of a performance from a talented guy, justin timberlake, last night. >> very talented. great performance. i guess they wanted to pay tribute to prince. game in minnesota. he was a big vikings fan. >> and his family signed off on it in the end. >> yeah. >> it was beautiful. the purple on the snow. it was gorgeous. >> great tribute to prince. couldn't get any better than that in my opinion. they did it as classy a way as you could do it. you know what was classy? that selfie. it created a breakout star. 13-year-old ryan is joining us now. ryan, how are you, my friend? did you know what happened in the second half of the game because you were getting a lot of attention after that moment with justin timberlake?

>> i know. it was crazy. i didn't know. all the media just rushed me. it was crazy. >> so i have a question. what was going through your mind when justin started coming -- did you know he was going to be in the audience? and then when he stopped next to you, what was going through your mind? >> yeah, i didn't really know. the lady -- a super bowl halftime lady, she said we were in a special section. he just came up. i jumped right in there with him. he stopped right in our row. it was perfect. >> did you have nerves? did you think you might not be able to hit the button? >> oh, yeah. so i had a video going. my phone shut off. and -- that's why i was on my phone. i love him. because he's my favorite singer. i had to get the selfie with him. >> seems like he loves you, too. the way he gave you a shoutout. you were talking about 40, 50 calls. tell us about that. what were people calling you and saying?

>> yeah, like, right after, immediately right after, my phone just exploded. last night, like, i got 8,000 followers. i have 8,000 more followers on my snapchat. >> 8,000 more followers? >> ryan, did you even go to sleep last night? >> no, i went to sleep at like 2:00. i had to get up at like 5:00. >> oh. >> ryan, you're wearing the patriots tom brady shirt right there. i know they didn't win the game. was it worth it to still go and be a part of the super bowl? because you had a winning moment yourself. >> it was definitely a great opportunity. this is insane. this is crazy that i got to meet him and get a picture with him. he's awesome. >> ryan, how are you going to stay humble at school today? >> i was just going to say that. >> ryan? george asked how are you going stay humble at school with all this attention? >> i know. it's crazy. everyone thinks like it's so cool and stuff. everyone is texting me.

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>> reporter: she's replaced by some of the most recognized voices on the planet. >> are you asking me how to make a grilled cheese sandwich? its name is the recipe. >> reporter: rapper cardi b. >> this guy wants to go to mars. >> reporter: and actor sir anthony hopkins. >> brandon is a little tied up. but do let me know if there's anything i can help you with. jessica? >> reporter: the most retweeted ad of the night, this epic lip sync rap battle between morgan freeman and "game of thrones" peter dinklage. ♪ the nfl celebrated in the end zone with eli manning and odell beckham jr. having the time of their life with the iconic choreography from the movie "dirty dancing." ♪ i had the time of my life ♪ no i never felt this way before ♪ >> reporter: and while some ads struck the right note, others like this diet coke ad turned heads.

>> maybe slowing it down. maybe it's getting sexier. >> reporter: it was this dodge truck ad -- >> if you want to be recognized, wonderful. if you want to be great, wonderful. but recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your servant. >> reporter: that drew heat for its use of martin luther king jr.'s voice. bernice king says she wasn't involved. a tweet posted reads that neither king's daughter or the king center is the entity that approves the use of mlk's words or imagery for use in merchandise, entertainment, movies, music, artwork, et cetera, or advertisement. now reportedly, mlk's son dexter did approve the ad, saying it embodies dr. king's philosophy of serving others. one 30-second spot the network did not plan on. blamed on an electrical function. tvs went to black. that's reportedly worth about $5 million. back to you guys.

>> reportedly that's eagles green? >> i thought i would give a slight nod. i couldn't make it to super bowl parties. i was working double time. i'm going to give a shoutout to philly. >> all right. that's our girl. >> hey. ad exec donny deutsch is here with us. you like the nfl as well and tourism australia. what makes a good ad? >> let's talk about the nfl ad. by far, it was the best one. it was great for two reasons. it was laugh-out-loud funny. there was an interesting strategy behind it. the nfl players have taken hits this year as far as off-field stuff, the controversies around the anthem, all the concussion stuff. it made these two players so likable and so human. eli doing the white man overbite. once again, let's compare the two guys. it was a wonderful ad. the tourism ad for australia, you thought you were watching a trailer for "crocodile dundee." i thought it was hysterical. >> landon collins waiting for his chance.

nothing like watching linemen dance. like big bears trying to do the two-step. how do you feel overall? how were the ads overall? >> overall was interesting. you watched the ads compared to the trailers for all the great television and movies today, you see advertising drifting down on the creative ladder. if you were watching the game with millennials, during the commercials, they're on their phones. >> yep. >> true. >> they are not watching ads anymore. some of the highest rated ads, the ones like the budweiser for the hurricane relief and verizon first responders, millennials want ads about doing good, about giving back. you look at that. as an ad guy, advertising is becoming smaller and smaller and smaller over overall consciousness and that's sad. >> how about the ram ad. i wondered, would it have worked if they had not had so many pictures of the truck in there? >> the client would say, more truck please. so, you know, you could come out on two sides of that. you could say it's quite

exploitive. the other hand, the more people hear his voice, the better for this. i always wonder at the end of the day, do people remember. are they going to remember? i remember there was a martin luther king ad. but who was it for. there was an ad about first responders. who is it for? >> i remember the doritos ad. i thought they did a really good job because i remember that pet pet peter dinklage was with doritos. >> here's the challenge. can anybody name one ad from last year? >> from last year? >> that's my point. they don't -- 20, 30 years ago, advertising was a big part of pop culture. so you would remember the volkswagen ad with darth vader or the joe greene ad. they just don't hold a place in the public consciousness. you sat at the game with young people, you see where advertising is. >> watching eli manning dance, i'll never forget that. that is burned right here, donny deutsch. thank you so much, man. coming up, inside the secret

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. good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> hey, good morning. i'm natasha zouves from abc 7 mornings. meteorologist mike nicco has a quick look at our forecast. hey, mike. >> hey, natasha. hi, everybody. a gorgeous start to the day. we'll see a little more high clo cloudiness than we did yesterday. light breezes, not quite as warm as it was yesterday. temperature, 69 in half moon bay, san francisco, richmond. the rest, 70 to 74 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast, another week without rain. sue? >> trouble spots, at this hour, at least. the weather is gorgeous out for you, but we are still slow and go. a new accident on the richmond-san rafael bridge, blocking the second lane from the left and slow and go over that entire span. and back to the dumbarton, where we had a much earlier accident that's been cleared, but now you're looking at least a 20-minute drive across from east to west, the san mateo bridge,

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. what a game. >> the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champions. >> the eagles are the champs. >> the world champions. >> the first super bowl ever. philly breaks into celebration, pouring into the streets. oh, what a night. flu fears. one of the worst seasons in 15 years. new dangers for kids. as officials warn hospitalization rates are the highest they have seen yet. is secret groups on facebook that could change your life. this morning, surviving single parenthood. the group connecting parents all over the country. the mom who says it helped save her and her children. the force is with us this morning. world exclusive first look at the entire trailer for "solo, a star wars story."

han, chewie. and the big buzz on lando. we're roaring back into the galaxy only on "gma." one super night. big ads going head to head. two super bowl greats pulling off "dirty dancing." it's the ads that pulled at your heart. and look who was cheering for the champs. bradley cooper's epic reactions to the eagles. and here super bowl champion brandon graham saying -- >> good morning, america. we're super bowl champions, baby. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! and good morning, america. she just wanted to go to bed. >> that way. >> a lot of sleepy people this morning. late night for the super bowl. what a game it was. bradley cooper loved it. let's take a look. there he is. he had a range of emotions.

the night ended well for him. >> well, yes. the range of emotions. that is indicative a few sleepy people here. we did throw a little "gma" super bowl party last night. and, i can happily report that the mary mahoney's gumbo did make it. thank you, bobby. >> it made it. it didn't make it out the building. it was gone by tend of the end night. >> it was a great night. >> i didn't know we had so many eagles and patriots fans. >> it got heated. >> it got heated. back to t.j. holmes in minnesota. you were up late for the super bo bowl, of course. how you doing, man. >> reporter: yeah, hear about your party. really, robin? you're real tired this morning, are you? you poor thing. hope y'all had a good time. sorry i missed the party. but i was at the the actual party. this game was something to see.

i'll look back at the this years to come and be very happy i got see this one. it was one for the ages. philadelphia has its championship. the first ever super powell in that city's history. after the game, i have covered championships. i saw players down here. used to seeing a tear or two drop. there were guys that were weeping like you wouldn't believe. because they fought so hard all year. they were always the underdog. they kept losing key players to injury, including their quarterback, carson wentz. who did they get in turn, nick foles. everybody else might think, you get a backup, your championship hopes go down. listen to his teammates. >> we had all the confidence in the world in nick. the guy's been a successful quarterback in this league for a long time. and obviously, cars season an exteamly talented football player. but when he went down, i mean, there was no other quarterback in the league that we wanted besides nick foles. >> reporter: and remember, guys, carson wentz was believed to be

on his way to winning nfl mvp. he was playing that well for the team. about philadelphia, you new they were going to party. in philadelphia, they were out in the streets in force. late night. a couple of incidents. a couple of things broken. a couple of minor injuries. folks were celebrating. they've been waiting for this for a long time. >> if they didn't celebrate, i would be disappoint period. >> we missed you at the party. you had the wing ticket to be there. what are you going to remember most about covering this? >> reporter: you know what i'm going the remember? actually. there was a barner. running back barner. talking to him after the game. he could not stop tearing from running down his eyes. he needed an opportunity. he got an opportunity. i talked to coaches. they coached them in high school. to bonn the field after winning the super bowl. kids cheering on their dads. parents who took their sons to

all those practices. to do it for at the stid city. that emotion, i goent get to share on the air. it really struck a never last night. >> you area shared it just now. >> moment of a lifetime. new signs the flu is intensifying. 42 states report high flew activity. linsey davis is in the emergency room in paterson, new jersey. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the fourth busiest e.r. in the country. they're so crowded here. they're doubling up patients in the rooms. take a look at the hallways here. these gurneys, this is another place they're putting patients. nationwide, the number of pediatric deaths due to flu season, 53. in just the past week, an increase in deaths from

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he practices what he preaches. we all remember when he put out that simple tweet. >> first day. right here on "gma." >> incredible guy. won the "sports illustrated" man of the year award. he and jose altuve. so happy for him. he deserves it. tough year for him on the field. incredible for him off the field. >> certainly was. coming up, a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most e moeg emotional super bowl ads. inside the secret facebook group offering support to so many single parents. and lara, what's up? >> so, the movie so many people have been waiting for. han solo. chewbacca. lando calrissian. yes, i'm talking about the exclusive trailer for "solo: a star wors story." you'll only see it here. and by the way, an incredible audience. come on back. oats seem pretty simple, right?

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] back here on "gma." wonderful audience to kick off the week. and lara, you have a little "pop news" for us? >> i do. good morning to you all. nice green, robin roberts. i'm the referee today. or as fonzie said, i look like i work at foot locker. thank you. i love it. let's talk about the kardashians. fans had another reason to celebrate. kylie jenner finally confirmed she was pregnant by revealing she had given birth. yes. she told her fans she had a baby girl on thursday.

the 0-year-old's first child with boyfriend rapper travis scott. kylie has kept the details of her pregnancy completely and totally secret. leaving fans in a frenzy for the entire nine-month period. she broke silence on sunday writing to her 101 million instagram followers saying i'm sorry for keeping you in the dark through all of the assumptions. i understand you are used to me bringing you along on all my journeys. my pregnancy is one i decided not to do in front of the world. she posted a video. we wish you nothing but the best. >> absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> a little baby girl. also in "pop news" emphasis on pop. big news for '90s music fans. the spice girls are reportedly reuniting. >> what? >> we have speculated or people have speculated but this time, it looks like it's happening.

it's not exactly how you might think. there won't be an album. there won't be a tour. according to the british paper jt the sun" the biggest selling girl group will get $10 million each for hosting or judging a talent show. so shail be together. a second greatest hits comp ligs. and a string of endorsements. victoria beckham posted this picture of her and the girls over the weekend at ginger spice's house. where they met to discuss the matter with their manage per. holdout, victoria beckham reportedly consented as long as she doesn't have to sing. >> really? >> yep. know thy strengths, people. know thy strengths. >> but that's all we really really want? >> robin roberts. >> thank you. >> that was good. >> a new spice girl added to the mix. finally, everybody. a tale of two jennifers at the super bowl. first, jennifer lawrence taking over the intercom on her flight

to show support for mer pal bradley cooper's beloved team. >> can i please just get a fly, eagles fly! fly, eagles fly! fly, eagles, fly! fly, eagles, there's a clone corral woman on the plane. >> do you remember that? >> yes. "bridesmaids." >> like, all right. we love you. and then, saturday night, jennifer lopez had to multitask a little bit. it was her one-year anniversary with a-rod. they celebrated with their kids during the day or before the big concert. then, on stage, there she is, directv's big super bowl concert. she spoke directly to her man in the crowd, thanking him for their amazing year together. saying i don't want to get all mushy or anything. but baby this song is for you.

i love you. need throws say, the crowd went wild. and sthat "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] >> good for them. all right. thank you, lara. now to our "gma" cover story, taking you behind the scenes of one of last night's big ads. companies spend millions to make am impression in just a fie seconds. they created this on game day. t.j., i sent you home. glad you didn't listen to me. when i said, safe travels back. you're still there to bring us this story as well. >> reporter: i got more to talk about. it's a head scratcher. you spend $10 million plus on a super bowl ad. you don't put your product that you're selling to them in the ad. that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to us. but for hyundai, it makes perfect sense. a super bowl ad from a car company. but day never show you their

cars. instead, hyundai opted to feature kids. who are cancer survivors. >> my name is sidney. i was diagnosed with pediatric cancer when i was 14 years old. >> reporter: hyundai aired a carless car commercial to highlight what they're company stands for, not just what it sells. >> for 20 years, hyundai has had the charity hope on wheels. with every car sold, they make a donation to fight cancer. they never talk about it. >> reporter: the ad was shot before a game. they were shown a video about the hope on wheels program. and then, met a cancer survivor. >> you helped save my child's life and the life of so many children. >> i would like to say thank you. but i would like to say it in person. >> i'll be right there. >> reporter: hyundai wasn't the only company highlighting their philanthropic efforts. ♪ when the night has come snoets. >> reporter: instead of the

usual clydesdales, budweiser featured company employees from their brewery in georgia. ♪ is the only light we'll see >> reporter: spot lighting the company's emergency water program, which shipped more than 3 million chance of water to supportdy zast e relief efforts in 2017. ♪ and i won't be afraid just as long as you stand stand by me ♪ ♪ so darling darling stand by me ♪ >> reporter: and, guys, this could be a part of a new trend. where companies don't sell you on their products. they sell you on the values of that company. hoping to bring in customers that way. >> it's really big with mel len yals, we're hearing. they want something with heart and meaning like this. >> reporter: they want something to invest in. company, not just a car. >> now you can come home, t.j.? now you can come home?

>> got one more. got one more. >> we're waiting for it, t.j. we turn to our new series, taking you inside the secret groups on face book that offers support to hundreds of thousands of people. this morning, paula faris slooking at a community for single parents. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. this online community has become a large supportive family. it gave this single mother hope for the first time after her world came crashing down. >> hi, may name is tammy. >> i'm devin. >> hi, i'm sherry. >> reporter: in a community of nearly 105,000 people -- >> we come from different circumstances. different walks of life. >> reporter: there's a common thread binding them together. >> i'm a single mother. >> i'm a single parent. >> i'm a single mom. >> reporter: it's called surviving single parenthood. a private facebook group connecting single parents across the globe. >> it's possible to raise your

children alone. >> reporter: single father of three created this years ago. he vets every person. >> i want to be able to offer other people a place where they could come to to vent, ask advi advice. most of all to find support. >> reporter: 41-year-old elen is one of the almost 10 million single moms in america who felt come pleasely isolated. why did you feel hopeless? inchts do have a huge family. they were great support. but -- they're all in -- happier relationships. and -- i didn't feel like i could turn to them. >> reporter: the mother to 9-year-old bella and 6-year-old freddy joined the the group on facebook three years ago, after she left her childrens a father for his allege infidelity and wound up in a shelter with her kids. >> i can't believe 3 1/2 years ago, i was here. >> reporter: what did you lose? >> my car. my home. i had to quit my job because i didn't have the money to pay for

child care. and my self-esteem. >> reporter: ellen turned to that group, survivoring single parenthood. she told people about her situation. >> for the first time, i felt i belonged. >> reporter: how was the group able to get you back on your feet? >> just give me advice on where to go. places like social services. that h help. churches. you have to do your research. >> reporter: the group also offers a hand to help. four years ago, ronald launched a secret santa program when he realized some of the parents were struggling to buy their children christmas gifts. >> i just got a pack imagine the the mail for kids one day. small toys, coloring books. >> reporter: just out of the blue? >> the looks on my children's faces when they opened it. they were excited. >> sometimes you feel isolated. when you have a community with this many people who can offer you support, it helps people feel connected. and a sense of belonging. >> reporter: now back on her feet with an apartment and

full-time job, ellen credits her virtual network. how do you feel today? >> strong. >> reporter: where would you be without this group? >> i don't know. i was so lost before i don't even want to think about. >> reporter: kit be isolating to be in a situation like ellen. joining the group. seeing other people in similar situations helped her keep going. she felt like she finally belonged. >> we bring if psychiatrist dr. janet taylor. got a few questions. you see this facebook group. they made a big impact on everyone we featured. how much evidence is there that a community like this can help someone? >> there's a lot of evidence. it offers emotional support in the form of encouragement. self-esteem. you help other people, you help yourself. and empowerment. it's a social network.

you're not alone. in those groups, the peer to peer works. there may be times someone needs a doctor or clinician to step in. you need to know when those times are. >> does divorce impact women more than men? >> there are mental and physical parts of divorce that can be taxing. when women get drorsed or separated, they may lose up to 4% of their income. it can impact their ability to work. impact day care. the day-to-day responsibilities can wear and tear. >> how can a single parent lessen the impact of a situation? >> keep the kids first. make them a priority. no matter what your conflict is with your harter in, high contact, high positive contact and less interpersonal conflict can help overall.

keep your child first. >> thank you. we'll have more on this tomorrow, as well. over to ginger. >> your "gma" moment today has all of us saying yes this is how i feel after stage up late after the super bowl. comes to us from lake hamilton arkansas. see this young man, the kid with the beautiful hair there in the middle is just falling asleep. he couldn't make it through his first singing in good monday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. mostly sunny, above-average warmth again today. seeing stars, a little breezy, and mild in our hills with 50s and 60s with the rest of us in our 40s. chance of rain, why even bother to ask. 70 to 76 for the rest of us. mid-40s to low 50s for lows tonight. a little patchy fog up in the northbound once ag

[ cheers and applause ] >> okay, we have been waiting for it all morning long. last night, you may have seen the teaser. for "solo: a star wars store ary." here on "gma," for the first time ever, the full trailer. ♪ >> i've been running scams on the street since i was 10. i was kick out of the flight academy. for having a mind of my own. i'm going to be a pilot. the best in the galaxy. >> hey, kid. i'm putting together a crew. you in? >> that's yes. ♪

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good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, it's reggie a. let's bring in sue hall. she has a look at your traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we have troubles on our bridges this morning. one exception is the golden gate. we had this one exception earlier. now it's about a 35-minute drive to get across that portion of the bay. an earlier problem on the dumbarton long gone, but it's 25 minutes to get across the dumbarton bridge. we had a backup almost to 580. now just past the toll plaza. >> thank you, sue.

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hey, good morning. we'll talk temperatures first. most of us still in the 40s and 50s. about to come up from our lows this morning now that the sun's been up for a while. you can see, it looks gorgeous from our exploratorium camera. warm on mass transit this afternoon and a light breeze if you're going to be taking the ferry. here's a look at my accuweather it is bone dry, but a little bit cooler as we head towards the weekend. reggie? >> hard to believe those are the temperatures for february. thank you, mike. another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join our whole team, natasha, mike, jessica, alexis and me

every morning from 4:30 to 7:00. "good morning america" continues ♪ welcome back to "gma." it is the day after the super bowl. super bowl monday, we're going to call it. we have a super audience here. give yourselves a hand. [ cheers and applause ] and there are some happy, happy eagles fans out there. nobody is happier than this guy. west philadelphia born and raised. you know this guy, will smith. there he is. the athlete pressing for a super bowl there. channeling his inner eagle. >> oh. >> oh. yeah. that rocky staredown. you don't want any of that. will smith. congratulations to the eagles and their fans. >> so good. >> that was great. >> but we talked about all those prop bets that were being made

last week. ahead of the big game. now, t.j., you're back for the last time, we think. are you going to tell us if any of our predictions were right on the money? what do we got? >> yeah. i think this is my last one, too. i've been on the way to the airport three times before this, guys. strahan, you weren't able to be there last week when your colleagues that put their bets down. prop bets. fun bets to the side of the super bowl. george, robin, lara participated. one of the things we bet on was whether or not pink would go airborne for her performance. of the national anthem. she's been known to do some antics. well, everyone here said that she would stay firmly planted on the ground. you were all correct. you all got that one right. next. [ cheers and applause ] >> that wasn't hard. >> next, we asked you guys, we asked you, how many times do you think "wardrobe malfunction" might be said in the broadcast? several of you had higher numbers. from what we can tell, you're

all wrong. they didn't say wardrobe malfunction much during the broadcast. probably a conscious decision. all of you got that one wrong. to the third question, the third prop bet. the tiebreaker. what color is the winning coach, what color is the gatorade poured on him? george, robin, you both said green. lara, you said yellow. now, the eagles won. did they go with green? nope. lara was correct. it sure enough was yellow that they dumped on the coach last night. so, lara, it is my distinct pleasure to congratulate you on your big super bowl victory, as well. there is your trophy that we sent overnight. >> hard work, determination pays off. >> i'm exhausted. >> speech, speech! speech! speech! >> we got to say thank you to t.j. we want to get you out of here. get on the flight for the fourth time. how about that? >> don't pick up your phone.

>> don't pick up your phone. >> see you all tomorrow. >> lara. >> very impressive. >> i trained for months for this. >> drank a lot of gatorade. >> thanks, teej. all good. another very special person there at the big game for us. it's our kid correspondent, manasa. she can't wait to talk to her. first, how she got there last night to the super bowl. ♪ >> guys, i'm here. it's the big game. i'm here at the eagles end zone. i can't wait. ♪ guys, i just saw pink. i'm so excited. in a couple minutes, i'm going to be handing off the game ball. yay! ♪ >> manasa yerriboyina, the winner of this year's play 60 contest. >> i can't believe i just did that.

that was the best moment of my entire life. ah! >> manasa! she's out there. you have been just everywhere. it's so wonderful, everything that you have done. this is your home state there in minnesota. what was the best thing about this assignment? >> um, it was exciting that it was in my home state. and that i got to hand off the game ball. that was really exciting. it was -- such a memorable moment. >> what was that moment? we're seeing it right now. to hand off the game ball in the super bowl? >> it was great. it was -- it was just -- such an honor to do that. i was so grateful and, it's always going to be -- it's going to be a memory that i'll cherish forever. >> handing off the game ball was just one part of what you got to do. you had to interview a lot of

people. who was your most fun person to interview? >> aaron rodgers. i'm a big green bay packers fan and a big aaron rodgers fan. it was amazing. that i got to interview aaron rodgers. >> being at the game, you got to see with your own eyes. what did you think of the halftime show? we thought it was great. what did you think? >> oh, i loved it. it was phenomenal. justin timberlake did an amazing job. i'm a big justin timberlake fan, as well. wow. bravo. >> do you have the bug now? do you want to be a sports journalist? >> i'm still considering it. i want to still be the neurosurgeon i want to be. >> excellent. good for you. [ applause ] >> what will you tell your friends back at school? what will you brag about most from this incredible opportunity? >> i would brag that i got to be on the field at the super bowl. but they've been great.

they've supported me. i wouldn't be here without them. i'm so grateful that i got that support. i have to thank them for just supporting me and being there for me when i was gone. >> very nice. we have loved having you. you did a great job. none of us can believe you're just 12. >> 12. >> congratulations. >> that was awesome. what a great experience though. you're 12 years old. you go to media day. you run the ball out on the field. >> i know. >> good for her. good for her. >> her want to be a neurosurgeon. she will. >> we have more amazing halftime moments right now. justin timberlake with a projection of prince. the city turned purple. as a tribute to the minnesota hometown legend. here's a look at halftime shows over the years that have created the biggest buzz. ♪ bringing sexy back >> reporter: in the pepsi halftime show, justin timberlake bringing sexy back to the packed stadium.

♪ ♪ i pick up the slack >> reporter: along with classic hits like "mirrors." ♪ and i tell you baby it was easy coming back to you once i figured it out ♪ >> reporter: timberlake making a touching tribute to the late, great minneapolis native prince. ♪ i would die for you >> reporter: a projection on the field while timberlake sang prince's hit, "i would die 4 u" as the city lit up in purple. it's not the first time pepsi's halftime show stole the night. ♪ all the single ladies in 2013, beyonce set the stage on fire with a show-stopping performance of "single ladies" with her destiny's child band members. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger >> reporter: and in 2015, all eyes were on katy perry who had the most viewed halftime show in history with 120 million viewers.

this year, our sponsor, pepsi, launching a brand-new campaign at sunday's game. >> this is the first pepsi on the moon. >> what? no. >> reporter: the soft drink taking us on a journey through commercials past. >> this is the pepsi that your father drank. and his father drank before he met your grandmother. >> reporter: the ad, showcasing celebrities like britney spears and cindy crawford. >> hi, cindy. >> reporter: now, there's an interactive pepsi museum in minneapolis. it pays homage to the brand across generations. back at the stadium, timberlake fans just wanted to dance. so good. do you have a favorite song? a favorite moment? >> in that party, everybody was standing up dancing, clapping. >> i know. i couldn't believe the reaction that was negative when i read about it because i was like, was it the same halftime show i was watching? enjoyed it.

what did you think? did you see the halftime show? [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. >> hope justin's watching. >> we enjoyed it. that's all that matters. you enjoyed it. >> that's true. >> stay right there, everybody. when we come back, an explosive new book at silicon valley. we'll be right back. [ cheers and

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back here on "good morning america" on a monday morning. my new friends from new mexico right behind me. i thought this video was from the southwest. no, it's not. it's from mars. yes. that is the rover that spent 5 1/2 years doing soil samples and finding out more and more about the surface of mars. and we're going to find out a lot more about what it collected. i thought that was a cool look across the landscape. and not new mexico. no. good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. starting off a little cooler this morning, believe it or not, 50s and near 60 at that weather report bought to you by turbotax. michael, your turn. >> thank you, ginger. a new book about silicon valley. it's pulling back the curtain on alleged discrimination and harassment.

it's called "brotopia." paula faris is back. you had a chance to sit with the author, paula. >> it's not just discrimination and harassment. the allegations in the book are jaw-dropping. sex parties. drug parties. and these are the people that are programming games for our kids. and shaping nearly everything that we see and hear. it's a powerful expose with shocking allegations. the author taking us inside what she's calling the brotopia world of silicon valley. people look at the book and think it's for people in tech and silicon valley. why should it be of interest to everyone? >> silicon valley is controlling what we see. what we read, how we shop, how we relate to people, how we communicate. this is an industry that is making the video games our children play. the social media apps that they use. men alone can't be making all of these decisions. >> you write about sex parties. drug parties. deals done in hot tubs. is this how business gets done? in silicon valley?

>> a lot of business in silicon sadly gets done outside the office. the bar, the hotel lobby. the conference, the hot tub. the party. i was surprised how much business gets done in a hot tub. and how you'll hear investors brag about it. what woman wants to get in a bikini and pitch a business in a hot tub? >> who are the women they're inviting? >> women from the industry. lower level women. lower level entrepreneurs. i have talked to both men and women part of this scene and i have interviewed over three dozen people intimately familiar with the parties, or have felt completely shut out by these parties. for many of the women, they felt like they were sort of damned if they did, damned if they didn't. if they participate, they're discredited or disrespected. if they don't go, they're missing out on an opportunity to network with powerful people. >> reporter: and the gender gap is wide. women holding just 25% of computing jobs. only 7% are partners.

at the top venture capital firms. and in 2017, female tech founders received just 2% of venture capital dollars. >> we need women building products, as well. >> reporter: is the simple solution just to hire more women? >> that's one solution. i think, number one, we need to stop tolerating and enabling bad behavior. i think we need to change our idea of who can do these jobs. and three, i think ceos and the leaders of these companies need to lead from the top. and make hiring and promoting women an explicit priority. >> reporter: she says there is a significant amount of rot at the top of these companies right now. it's her hope that silicon valley reads the book and they can start a meaningful conversation. these people have so much power and influence. they're really shaping the world. she wants them to change this part of it. >> shocking things in this book. >> jaw-dropping. >> without a doubt. thank you so much.

the book is out tomorrow. "brotopia." >> it is. coming up, "the chew's" carla hall. dancing herself into the week.

welcome back. february is american heart month. this morning, a food boost with "the chew's" carla hall. thank you for coming in. >> you're so welcome. you're so welcome. >> she's here with our sponsor, quaker oats, to bring you simple, balanced meals to start your day off right. before we get to the simple balance, let's talk super bowl. i know you were cooking. >> i was cooking. it wasn't balanced. i had hot dogs. i had to have a game day hot dog. i was at home. i didn't go to a super bowl party. i had chili. i had spicy onions. i made a ruben pull-apart.

>> a ruben pull-apart? >> yes. it had sauerkraut and swiss cheese and homemade thousand island dressing. >> today the reset. >> it's a reset. >> let's go quaker oats. time to reset. >> let me tell you. i love my oats. i'm all about the oats. i mean, you know, and so i try to figure out how do i get the fiber in? oats are a whole grain. so, i'm going to do a smoothie. >> right in there? >> exactly. right in there. oats. i've got some cinnamon. almond milk. dairy free. bananas. >> and blueberries. >> and some blueberries. we have that -- oh, you go ah! and then -- >> that was a lot, tom. >> what we put in there. we had some peanut powder. >> if you're not allergic, add

a little film. >> but also, you know, it tastes like a pb and j. >> yum. you have it. let us know what you think. >> cheers, my friend. >> that's one. and a wrap. >> isn't that good? >> it's really good. it's fantastic. >> we have a wrap. the thing is again, whole grains. >> yep. >> and you have egg whites. this is a trick. you make egg whites, you want to make them on low temperature so they don't get rubbery. so you can have a sheet pan. put oil on it. put your egg whites on there. >> and do it in the toaster oven? >> yeah. exactly. put them here like this. we have some spinach with a little bit of garlic. >> a little saute real quick. >> and you can do egg whites while you're doing this. >> i'm going to be doing this. >> you wrap it like this. what's up? how easy is that? and here you have this wrap. and again, i mean, you really

want to have a healthy lifestyle. and that's about your checkups. a little bit of -- exercise. you know, just get it in there. >> all about balance. hot dog last night. egg wraps and oats today. that's right. carla hall, see you on "the chew." as we know. >> you're going to see me eating, too. >> we can see you chewing right now. i would like to tell everybody you can get these recipes on our website. goodmorningamerica.com and watch "the chew" weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern. so sorry. my mom is going to yell at me. right here on abc. carla hall, everybody. thank you. we'll be right back.

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