there. i'm going to keep my bns opinions to myself. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update. "good morning america" good morning, america. there are upsets at the golden globes. "bohemian rhapsody" taking home two of the night's biggest awards. >> my heart is pounding out of my chest right now. >> it was a night of shocking wins and history-making moments. >> i see you. all these faces of change. also this morning, the new threats coast to coast from two major storms out west. mudslides, damaging wind, and snow trapped cars, knock out power. and a new winter blast headed for the midwest and northeast. shutdown showdown. president trump now threatening to declare a national emergency over funding for his border wall. as long lines grow at airports,

are tsa workers calling off because they're not getting paid? deadly mistake. the stunning twist in the shooting of 7-year-old jazmine barnes. one suspect in custody. what he's telling police. new women coming forward with allegations about singer r. kelly and that stunning documentary. why they say they were ignored for so long. football fail. the shocking moment on the field dubbed the double doink. what the bears' kicker is now saying. all this as we're backstage with the golden globes' biggest winners right here on "gma." >> good morning, america. and we do say good morning, america. george and i are here with the birthday girl, cecilia vega. >> oh, thank you. >> happy birthday. >> a fun morning to be here. >> it is a fun morning. what about the night in hollywood last night.

>> lot of surprises. some upsets. "bohemian rhapsody" and "green book," two of the biggest winners. >> sandra oh making history as the first asian actress to host the show. she also won at the same time for best actress in a tv drama. no one more excited than her parents in the crowd. i love that shot so much. >> the reaction was priceless. amy was backstage for it all. she joins us from hollywood with the biggest moments and the shockers of the night. and no shock here, you looked stunning last night, amy. >> aw. i had a lot of help, robin, as you know. so thank you very much. good morning, everyone. yes, it was another glamorous night here in hollywood, and one filled with twists and turns. when you saw the night's biggest winners, so many of them were truly shocked to hear their names called and to accept that coveted golden globe. it was a night full of surprises. >> "bohemian rhapsody." >> reporter: the freddie mercury biopic "bohemian rhapsody" toppling "a star is born." taking home best picture drama.

>> rami malek. >> reporter: rami malek also beating out bradley cooper for best actor in a drama. >> thank you to freddie mercury for giving me the joy of a lifetime. >> reporter: a shocking twist in the best actress in a drama category. >> glenn close, "the wife." >> reporter: as film veteran glenn close beats out big screen ingenue lady gaga. >> and here i am today. i will have been 45 years in september that i am a working actress, and i cannot imagine a more wonderful life. >> "shallow," "a star is born." >> reporter: but the pop star didn't go home empty handed, winning for best song for the emotional ballad "shallow" from "a star is born." >> as a woman in music, it is really hard to be taken seriously as a musician and a songwriter. >> reporter: hosts andy samberg and sandra oh began the show with a barrage of praise

for the star-studded audience. >> and then, of course, there's jeff bridges, right? hey, jeff, i wish you were my dad. >> reporter: oh also making history as the first woman of asian descent to both host the show and to take home the award for best dramatic actress in a tv series. >> there are two people here tonight that i'm so grateful that they're here with me. i'd like to thank my mother and my father. >> reporter: and christian bale who won best actor in a comedy or musical for his portrayal of dick cheney in "vice" created quite a reaction on social media. >> thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role.

>> reporter: now that moment raising quite a few eyebrows everywhere. the big winner of the night with three wins was "green book." and now, after last night, we know that hollywood awards season is officially in full swing. oscar voting begins today. and with all those surprises last night, well, it certainly could have an impact on those ballot nominations, robin. >> we'll wait and see. amy, you'll have more on the night's history-making moments coming up. and regina king, when she won, and her pledge about how she's going to make a change in this industry was really something. >> this night really felt different. let's turn to the weather threat from coast to coast. two powerful storms moving into the west as millions try to recover from heavy rain, mudslides and snow trapping drivers and knocking out power. our chief national correspondent matt dputman is there in seattle with more on all this. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. that wind was powerful enough to uproot enormous douglas firs. this one got sent slamming into that house.

and there was so much damage to power lines from trees that there are still thousands without electricity this morning. those ferocious west coast winds sunday knocking down trees and limbs which ripped into power lines. >> there went the power. >> reporter: transformers blown and power lines incinerated in a cascade of sparks and blue light. more than 250,000 people left without power on sunday. across washington state, 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts plucking trees from the ground, slamming them into homes. that storm also bringing snow and whiteout conditions, backing up traffic on i-80 for miles. snow pummeling the sierra nevada. cars slipping on icy roads. farther south, strong winds up to 70 miles per hour sending large waves and high tides into the san francisco bay area. funnel clouds seen spinning from santa cruz to the coast of long beach. torrential rains swamping roads, triggering mudslides

on the pacific coast highway near the woolsey fire burn zones. that flow, the size of two football fields, trapping people in their cars. vehicles trapped in up to four feet of mud and debris. crews bulldozing them out of the muck. that weather has mostly cleared. there are millions along the west coast bracing for another two additional storms. the first of those is set to hit tomorrow. i'm told power crews will be out in force even before that storm hits. cecilia? >> all right, matt, it will be a long day over there. thank you. let's get over to ginger now with the latest on the two storms closing in on the west. good morning. >> good morning. the last thing people want to hear after their car is smashed or they wake up like my cousin did in sacramento with water, rainwater into her drawer because there's a tree through her bathroom, the last thing you want to hear is that there's more to come. look, we're on alert from washington to parts of new york, pennsylvania, and maine. check out the line of storms. there's three lined up with the one already on shore. tuesday is the big day for the

next one to come through, especially in northern california. we're talking about heavy rains again, inches of rain that happen quickly. by the time this is all said and done, up to four feet of snow in the sierra, george. >> four feet, okay, ginger. now to washington where the government shutdown is entering day 17 making it the third longest on record. 800,000 federal employees are furloughed or working without pay. and president trump is digging in with his threat to declare a national emergency if congress refuses to fund his border wall. abc's senior congressional correspondent mary bruce on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: george, good morning. we are now in week three of the shutdown. and with no compromise in sight, the president is considering going it alone. possibly declaring that national emergency to use military funds to build his border wall. but that is certain to be challenged in the courts and by democrats. talks here over the weekend went nowhere. we're getting a new look at some of the white house's demands. in a letter to congress, the administration is asking for $5.7 billion to build a, quote,

steel barrier. that, of course, is a far cry from the concrete wall that the president had been promising. it's not enough of a concession to get democrats to budge. the white house is asking for millions of dollars to provide 2,000 more law enforcement agents at the border and $4.2 billion for resources to support 52,000 new detention beds. that comes out to more than $80,000 per bed. meanwhile, those 800,000 workers are still not getting paid, but the president insists he can relate and says these workers will, quote, make adjustments. george. >> yeah, but if there's no agreement by tomorrow night, they're going to miss that payment at the end of the week. that's going to be significant. also at the white house, a significant shift in the president's plans to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. john bolton placing new conditions on trump's calls for an immediate pullout. late sunday, the president weighed in. >> we're pulling back in syria. we're going to be removing our troops. i never said we're doing it that quickly. but we're decimating isis. with that being said, we're

pulling out of syria. but we're doing it but we won't be finally pulled out until isis is gone. >> senior national correspondent terry moran. this means that american troops could remain for months and years. and the president had said they were going to come out immediately. >> reporter: that's right, george. he said our boys are coming home and they're coming home now. the administration gave a timetable originally of 30 days. that freaked out america's allies in the region, frankly, and that caused turmoil about with would happen next in syria. now the conditions that national security adviser john bolton has put on it are, one, that isis is finally and completely defeated. the president said it hasn't been in syria. second, that kurdish allies who will need to be protected. this is real climb-down.

secretary of defense james mattis resigned over this there's no definite timetable. president trump has said that he wants to bring troops back from overseas. he will, out of syria, but not soon. george. >> terry moran, thanks very much. now to the reported capture of an american teacher who allegedly joined isis in syria, sending in a resume and an application letter. our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell has that story for us. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. two americans allegedly fighting for isis have been captured in syria by local forces. these are the men who have been working alongside u.s. troops. these are the men in question apparently being held. both claim to be u.s. citizens. the first is said to be called warren christopher clark. he's from texas. the other man also claimed to be a u.s. citizen who joined isis is called abed al hamed.

the pentagon confirming that they're aware of these claims. they're looking into them. and an investigation is now going under way. the men were apparently captured as part of the ongoing operations against isis in syria. >> ian, clark allegedly sent isis an application to teach english to the group? >> reporter: yeah, astonishing, right? he later traveled to saudi arabia to teach english and then on to turkey. then he applied to continue teaching, this time, for isis. what appears to be his submitted resume online suggests he could have joined the group as early as 2015. now, it's believed that he was drawn to join isis by the promise of a muslim-only state. robin. >> all right, ian, thank you. george. we get now to the new developments in the killing of 7-year-old jazmine barnes, shot in her family's car in houston. one man has been arrested, a second held as a person of interest. the suspect now says jazmine and her family were not the intended

targets. marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: we're learning new details on the shooting death of jasmine barnes, a death her family originally feared was racially motivated. in a major break, 20-year-old eric black jr. was arrested. charged with capital murder. initially, investigators were focusing on the possible suspect, a white male wearing a hoodie. now we understand the case may have been one of mistaken identity. a gunman opened fire on the family's car early in the morning on new year's eve as they headed to a local shop, killing little jazmine in front of her mother and sisters. right away, police began searching for a white male driving this red pickup truck. >> it's very likely that the last thing they did see was, indeed, that red truck and the driver that was in that truck. >> reporter: police now believe that man may have simply been a bystander. a tip first received by prominent civil rights activist shaun king provided new information in the case. her family is grateful for the arrest. >> it was a sigh of relief that

the police did their job and found who they feel is the right suspect. >> reporter: it won't bring back this smiling face. but the arrest is a small step towards justice for this little girl who wanted to be a teacher. >> eric black is due back in court some time day facing that capital murder charge. >> and keeping in mind, jazmine's funeral is tomorrow. the latest on actor kevin spacey due in court this morning to face sexual assault charges from an incident in 2016. spacey tried and failed to get out of a court appearance. linsey davis is there outside the courthouse in nantucket with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. for those who have never been to nantucket, it's a very small and charming island. and in the offseason, it's normally very quiet. but this morning, it is buzzing with media. in anticipation of a real-life drama as kevin spacey is expected to arrive here this morning at the courthouse right behind me. the two-time oscar winner was

charged with felony indecent assault and battery for allegedly groping a then-18-year-old at a bar here. former boston news anchor heather unruh says it's her son who spacey assaulted. describing him as a star-struck, straight 18-year-old young man who admits telling spacey he was 23 even though he was just 18. while spacey has hardly been seen publicly since multiple allegations were made against him, on christmas eve, spacey posted this video on twitter channeling his netflix character in "house of cards" frank underwood. >> you wouldn't believe the worst without evidence, would you? you wouldn't rush to judgments without facts, would you? did you? no, not you. you're smarter than that. >> reporter: shortly after that video, spacey was spotted in baltimore. on one occasion, delivering pizza to a paparazzi wearing a hat that said "retired since

2017." spacey is expected to enter a plea of not guilty. cecilia? >> okay, linsey, thank you. we want to turn now to the urgent search for this woman accused of a shocking crime caught on camera. police say she fled a las vegas nail salon without paying, then took off, running over and killing one of the salon's owners. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the urgent manhunt for krystal whipple continues. police say whipple killed 51-year-old ngoc nguyen while trying to flee a salon parking lot without paying for a $35 manicure. >> it's tragic. tragic. >> reporter: whipple's family speaking exclusively with abc news, her mother and grandmother giving us these new photos and desperately urging her to come out of hiding. >> you can't run, baby. you cannot run. you have to come forward, baby. >> reporter: police say whipple left the salon after her credit card was declined. the 21-year-old allegedly telling staff she was going to get cash from her car.

but instead, authorities say, she fled. this disturbing surveillance video shows nguyen running in front of whipple's rental car. the car then accelerates driving into nguyen. the suspect's family now offering this apology. >> i'm so sorry that you lost your mom. i couldn't imagine how you feel and i hope that you find it in your heart to forgive my daughter and my family. >> we're so sorry. >> reporter: and that rental car you saw was found abandoned nearby. but no sign of whipple so far. so anyone with information needs to call police right away. >> thank you. we're going to switch gears right now. big weekend of football that ended with bad night for the chicago bears. look at this. they were all lined up for a last-second field goal to beat the eagles. then this happened. and bam! oh, no. what are they calling that? >> the double doink. >> the double doink. >> the double doink. >> doink, doink. he made it before.

>> just seconds before, cody parkey, the kicker, all lined up. he made the kick right through the uprights. but the eagles had called time-out just before the snap. >> yes, they did. >> too bad. he says it's all going to be okay. he feels bad. he's putting his best foot forward. >> guess who they play next? >> your team. >> the eagles playing the saints, baby. bring it on. let's get back to ginger. >> i'm going to say that all day, double doink. a quick look at superior, wisconsin. just enough to plow. that storm is heading east. your local weather in 30 seconds.

coming up, the fallout growing for r. kelly. why the women coming forward with allegations say they were ignored for so long. and more on the golden globes. we're taking you backstage. glenn close, yep, you could say she was a wee bit surprised with her victory. come on back. 're taking you backstage. glenn close, yep, you could say she was a wee bit surprised by her victory.

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things a lot better today. >> yeah, they are. the thing today is we're back at full volume. we had a lot of folks off the last couple weeks, but not today. everybody heading back to work and school. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is packed. just plan on some delays. we're definitely back to a normal commute here this morning. the drive time i want to focus on here, northbound 17, highway 1 into los gatos. that earlier rollover blocking a lane and a half. that did clear, but residual delays remain. >> ouch, okay. alexis, thanks. alexis, thanks. meteorologist mike nicco i couldn't find a job. i had so much doubt in me. my current supervisor reached out on linkedin. we set up a phone interview and from there i was hired. linkedin was the matchmaker.

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president trump now threatening to declare a national emergency over the funding for his border wall. 800,000 employees are furloughed or working without pay. they could miss a paycheck later in the week as well. the east coast and midwest bracing for a winter storm by tuesday morning up through pennsylvania and new york. and take a look. st. cloud hospital in minnesota. >> my goodness. >> 32 babies. >> what? >> 31 staff members giving birth to 32 babies in 2018. >> my goodness, what a blessing. >> in the water. let's turn now to the growing reaction over the accusations against r. kelly. the new docu-series "surviving r. kelly" showing details of allegations against the singer. "nightline" anchor juju chang joins us now with the story. >> reporter: that boost in sales is creating renewed outrage. r. kelly's accusers coming forward with powerful stories that supporters say are being discounted despite the me too movement. and many are asking, why?

it's the six-hour docu-series reverberating across the country. >> he ain't a monster by himself. it took some help. >> i can't do this anymore. >> no one cared because we were black girls. >> reporter: a dramatic number of women coming forward with disturbing stories of surviving r. kelly on the lifetime docu-series. >> you r. kelly. >> reporter: the series revisits more than two decades of sexual misconduct allegations against the singer, allegations which he has consistently denied. and delves into the deeper question about why his accusers haven't gained enough attention. >> we have been watching them since they came forward in 2017 tried various attempts to get the media's attention. but it doesn't take hold. again, i think that goes back into this idea that black girls don't matter. >> reporter: and while survivingrkelly was trending at number one, his music was getting renewed interest as well. ♪ i'm not trying to be rude

>> reporter: with reports his music has seen a spike in streams on some platforms. prompting jada pinkett smith to post a provocative question. >> i'm having a difficult time understanding why. i really don't want to believe that it's because black girls don't matter enough, or is that the reason? >> reporter: chance the rapper, who collaborated with r. kelly on the 2015 song "somewhere in paradise," saying it's something he regrets. >> making a song with r. kelly was a mistake. i'm happy that, you know, those women are getting, you know, voices now. >> reporter: other celebrities praising the series on twitter. and john legend, one of the few who agreed to take part in the series, tweeting, it didn't feel risky at all. adding, these survivors deserved to be lifted up and heard. i hope it gets them closer to some kind of justice. now, r. kelly was acquitted in 2008 on multiple charges of child pornography and underage sex.

a decade later, he still has an active career. and the bitter irony is that this new scrutiny is helping his sales. >> boy, and jada pinkett is asking the right question. >> she is. thank you for bringing that to us. we're going to go back to the golden globes. the women ruling the night there. making history, calling for change. let's go back to amy. >> reporter: it was a big theme that dominated the night. all those strong female characters in 2018 on both the big and the small screens. and nearly everyone i spoke with last night were lifting up those women who they worked with in front of the camera and behind the scenes. if there was an award for biggest upset of the night, it would have gone to "the wife's" glenn close, beating out "a star is born's" lady gaga for best actress in a motion picture drama. close's speech honoring and empowering women both in front of the camera and behind the scenes.

>> we have to find personal fulfillment. we have to follow our dreams. we have to say i can do that. and i should be allowed to do that. >> reporter: host sandra oh made history twice. becoming the first woman of asian descent to host the show. >> you just read all of my lines. >> what? >> reporter: and later, the first to bring home the golden globe for best dramatic television actress. >> i wanted to be here, to look out into this audience. and witness this moment of change. and i'm not fooling myself. i'm not fooling myself. next year could be different. but right now, this moment is real. >> reporter: other winners, like regina king, who won best supporting actress for "if beale street could talk," promising to make change. for women in the industry.

>> i'm making a vow, and it's going to be tough. to make sure that everything that i produce is 50% women. i challenge you to challenge yourselves and stand with us in solidarity. and do the same. >> reporter: it was fitting that in a night honoring so many women, the groundbreaking comedic trailblazer, carol burnett, was honored with the first-ever lifetime achievement award. >> i'm just happy that our show happened when it did. that i can look back and say once more, i'm so glad we had this time together. thank you. >> and carol burnett saying, as a teenager, she always dreamed of having the opportunity to make people laugh or cry. or both. and certainly, those dreams came through. also, i loved this. she said she was shocked, or as she put it, gob-smacked, that there was this award in her honor that she was receiving. that was the biggest theme of the night. so many people gob-smacked that they had won. we'll talk to the shocked

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both are facing backlash after an interview on her show. eva pilgrim is here with the story. new reports that hart doesn't want to host. >> reporter: hart telling deadline he doesn't want to be a distraction. 48 days to go, as of now, the oscars going without a host. >> we're going to have some fun, give out some awards and one lucky audience member will host the oscars. >> reporter: this morning, backlash to what many did not see as a sincere apology from kevin hart. stars on the red carpet weighing in on the once-potential oscars host omission. >> i don't think he understood the ramifications of what he said. but i do think that -- this has to be a teachable moment for all of us. >> once again, i'm sorry if these words hurt. i'm sorry. but -- either my apology is accepted, or it isn't. either i can move forward, or i can't. i would much rather say i'm sorry again and walk away.

because i'm -- i'm -- i want to be done with the conversation. i don't want to have to have this conversation anymore because i know who i am. i'm not that guy. >> reporter: the embattled comedian's friday appearance friday on "the ellen degeneres show" doing little to quell the discussion. one person tweeting, if you're not homophobic anymore, you shouldn't mind apologizing for your past homophobia again and again and again. i don't want to hear a hostile retelling of how we didn't hear your meager apology the first time. others expressing disappointment in degeneres. i think she gave kevin a pass instead of having an actually productive conversation about what these words and attitudes mean and how prevalent they are in our society. >> we in the african-american community have to stop low-key, co-signing homophobia. >> reporter: in a passionate and

emotional plea on his show, cnn anchor don lemon, who is openly gay, urging hart to become an ally to the lgbt community. >> many of us really need to keep the conversation going. it's life or death. and someone like kevin hart, with one of the biggest megaphones in the world, can be a leader. the ultimate change agent. he can help change homophobia in the black community. >> reporter: "deadline" now reporting that hart will not re-emerge as host of next month's academy awards. the star over the weekend posting this message on instagram. when did we get to the point where we forget that we all learn? then we all have the ability to grow and with that growth comes a wealth of knowledge. you can'change without an understanding of what growth means. and no response from ellen yet. but over the weekend, her brother coming to her defense. tweeting, no good deed goes unpunished. all she's ever done is try to help make the world a better,

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we're back here on "gma." just hours away from the biggest game of the year in college football. we're talking about the national championship game. clemson, alabama. they're facing off for the title for the third time in four years. and paula faris, she's in her glory at the stadium in santa clara. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, robin, nobody had to twist my arm to accept this assignment. you know how much i love covering sports. clemson and alabama, they're playing nice right now, right, guys? they're playing for this trophy. they're playing for all the marbles. surprisingly, though, seats are still available for tonight's national championship game. that has a lot to do with proximity. we're at levi's stadium. just outside of san francisco. 2400 miles away from the southern schools. it's a big ask for these fan bases to travel so far. seats are still available. we found seats for as low as

$169. to get into this game. face value of $475. if you want to sit in the end zone, we're talking about $299. we know one thing. when these teams play in the national championship game, it's always a nail-biter. it comes down to the final couple of moments. the last two times they played, it was separated by five points and four points. again, coming down to the final moments. bama is favored to win. robin, again, we will see some empty seats here. a lot of people will be watching this one tonight on tv. the game on espn at 8:00 eastern. that's when coverage starts. you want to say hi, robin? sure. >> the game is sure to be a humdinger. >> you can say hi to george and cecilia, too. >> the gang is all here. you'll be back later to talk to some superfans? >> yes. espn has a promotion going on. llyas and nancy are superfans. of clemson and alabama.

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good morning, america. i hope you're well this monday morning. what a night it was in hollywood. >> we are looking forward to amy's interviews backstage at the golden globes. you see her live there at the w hotel in hollywood. winning a globe, that's a big prize. what about what melissa mccarthy were handing out. >> it was a big night of fashion. lady gaga looking so stunning, absolutely stunning. many say she was also paying a tribute to judy garland. we've got a full fashion breakdown ahead. did you guys see this lady? take a look. she was serving up fiji water. everybody saw her. a lot of photo bombing. twitter lit up. that was probably my favorite part of the night i have to say. >> that was precious sglfrjtsz we ha. a storm is slamming the west with heavy rain, wind and mudslides and now two more storm systems are moving in so let's go back to matt gutman in

hard-hit seattle. good morning again, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. wind really the major story here, ferocious enough to uproot even this enormous douglas first, trees crashing into homes and into power lines. there are still tens of thousands without power this morning. >> reporter: those ferocious west coast winds sunday knocking down trees and limbs which ripped into power lines. >> there went the power. >> reporter: transformers blown and power lines incinerated in a cascade of sparks and blue light. more than a quarter million people left without power on sunday, 60 miles per hour wind gusts plucking trees from the ground, slamming them into homes. that storm also bringing snow and whiteout conditions, backing up traffic on i-80 for miles. further south, strong winds up to 70 miles per hour sending large waves and high tides into the san francisco bay area. in california, funnel clouds seen spinning from santa cruz to the coast of long beach.

torrential rains swamping roads, triggering mudslides on the pacific coast high school near the woolsey fire burn zones, trapping vehicles in up to four feet of mud and debris. now, millions of people are bracing themselves for those two additional storms you mentioned earlier, robin. the first one of those is expected to hit later tomorrow night. robin. >> thinking of all those that are impacted, matt, thank you. we go to washington now where the government shutdown is entering day 17, making it the third longest on record. 800,000 federal employees are furloughed, working without pay, and president trump is digging in with his threat to declare a national emergency if congress refuses to fund the border wall. i want to go back to mary bruce on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. we are now in week three of this shutdown and those 800,000 federal workers are now on the verge of missing their first paycheck, but the president insists he can relate and says that those workers will, quote, make adjustments. talks over the weekend went nowhere but we are getting a new

look at the white house's command commands asking for $5.7 billion to build a, quote, steel barrier, a far cry from the wall that the president has promised. the white house is also asking for 2,000 more law enforcement agents and $4.2 billion for resources to support 52,000 new detention beds. that comes out to more than $80,000 per bed. now, with no sign of compromise here on the hill, the president is considering possibly going it alone, declaring that national emergency to use military funds to build his border wall, but george, that move would almost certainly be challenged. >> no question about that. mary bruce, thanks very much. cecilia. we turn to a surprise announcement overnight, a historic change of leadership for our colleagues over at cbs news. award-winning producer susan zarinsky has been named the first woman to lead that network's news division. we of course send her our congratulations. >> she's been working there a long time. >> she has. >> great job.

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welcome back to "gma." this wonderful audience we have here to start off the week. and tomorrow, we have great tips to organize your home in the new year. that's a resolution for so many people. [ applause ] that's it. we're so happy to see lara spencer with "pop news." >> thank you. good to see you guys. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with a little bit of serious family news from britney spears. the singer announcing over the weekend she's postponing her las vegas residency indefinitely to be with her father, jamie, who recently suffered a life-threatening colon rupture. britney writing on instagram, it's important to always put your family first. we're so grateful that he came out of it alive. he's recovering at home. she says, i want to be there for my family just like they have always been there for me. >> good for her. she's really grown. >> she really has.

we hope he's doing okay. also in the news, what a year it's been for bradley cooper. directing and starring in "a star is born." and guess who should get all the credit. jennifer garner, of course. garner, jokingly posting to instagram birthday wishes to her friend. bradley writing over the weekend, tweeting, i taught him everything he knows. happy birthday, bradley. go get 'em tomorrow. we're all so proud of you. he has a friend for life in garner, who co-starred with cooper in the series "alias. >> i forgot about that. >> i did, too. >> she was one of the first people bradley met when he came to hollywood. she used to cook dinner for him. she's still today doing just that for her pal. i love that. and finally.

the golden globes feature a galaxy of stars. for folks who were watching the red carpet coverage before the main event, it was all about the fiji water girl. look at her there. she stole the show. she was everywhere. promoting the water brand in the signature blue dress. there she is again. she photo-bombed star after star. never missing a chance to make direct eye contact with the camera. look, there she is. >> oh, my gosh. >> we learned her name is kelleth cuthbert. she made quite a splash on social media. one person wrote, the fiji girl is killing it. another wrote that the fiji water girl is her spirit animal. and our favorite, someone writing, quote, maybe she can host the oscars. look at her. >> she saw her moment and took it. >> we love her. thirsty for attention and serving water and looks. >> oh, i like that. >> nicely done there, lara. she was a big hit. >> good for her. take that opportunity. >> we'll hear more from her, i bet. >> we'll be seeing her. >> exactly. want to turn to our "gma" cover story. taking you backstage with the big winners at the golden

globes. amy got to speak with the stars just moments after they won. she joins us from hollywood. hey, amy. >> reporter: hey, good morning. happy birthday, cecilia. i'm here at the w hollywood. yes, last night, everyone was gearing up for major celebrations. and michael douglas, i have to say, was surprised to hear that i, too, would be up all night. not for the big parties, but to be here with all of you on "good morning america." he asked me, you're not on in the morning, are you? and you know what, that wasn't the only thing he was surprised about. >> and the golden globe goes to -- michael douglas. >> reporter: michael douglas says he was shocked to win best actor in a musical or comedy series. >> i loved watching your wife. she did an instagram live. did you see that? >> no, i haven't. >> she was excited you were nominated. she said -- >> who knew he was such a comic,

huh? >> that's what my father said. let me get this straight, you're nominated for best actor. i said, yeah. he said, in a comedy? i said, yeah, dad. ha, ha. >> reporter: his return to television after more than four decades. >> so how does it feel to be back? you're back. >> um, it's great. the streaming stuff is fantastic. you know, it's -- when i first did "streets of san francisco" i left after the fourth year. it was a hit show. i was a television actor trying to get into movies, which was very difficult at that time. the story's always been, if you're in television, they see you for free. if you're in movies, they gotta pay. this whole streaming system is fabulous. >> yep. full circle, right? >> full circle. >> reporter: best actress in a musical or comedy, olivia colman had an unusual thank you from the stage for melissa mccarthy. >> thank you for the sandwiches. >> tell me about this. >> melissa mccarthy bought everyone sandwiches.

she came one year and said, i was starving. i won't do that again. she had a bag full of sandwiches. >> did you have one? >> yes. >> what kind? >> brie and ham. and french bread. >> nice. >> oh, my gosh, so good. really good. >> reporter: rachel brosnahan winning for the second year in a row for "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> it's been pretty incredible to watch so many women winning and crediting the other women standing behind them. >> we have women in almost every department of our show and leading so many departments. i hope to produce in the future. i hope to be able to set that tone in my sets, as well. >> it's great. i love it. where are you going to put that? >> i have one on my toilet. i'll probably put it next to it. >> you win for the most unusual answer to that question. and rami malek, the huge surprise winner of the night. ♪ you are the champion >> yes, you can sing, girl. >> i mean, you can say that now, for real. >> yes. >> what was it like transforming yourself into freddie mercury,

the freddie mercury? >> well, i had the help of a village as everyone says. i traveled to london and i asked for a singing coach, a piano teacher, a choreographer. >> all that hard work paid off. >> thank you. >> do you feel like you have a little freddie in you? >> i'm going to celebrate freddie. celebrate queen. >> it was such an honor to even watch. i got so inspired. i made a queen play list for my running. i'm re -- i've fallen in love again with queen because of the movie. >> me, too. i don't stop listening to them either. i can't wait to hear your play list. >> huge congratulations. the most wins tonight. >> did we? we didn't know that. >> that better be true because i got really excited. >> reporter: "green book" won three golden globes including best supporting actor. >> i'm grateful to have had an opportunity to be part of the film and too get to play dr. shirley.

>> reporter: the team who made it celebrating the film's story of hope and unity. >> this movie is a uniter. it's for everybody. >> how are you all going to celebrate tonight? >> this is it. we're here with you. >> "good morning america." >> reporter: now, the other big question of the night, where are those winners putting that golden globe? rami malek told me he was putting his new award right next to his golden teeth. let me explain. he took the teeth he wore for his role in "bohemian rhapsody" and he said he did what he knew freddie mercury would do. he cast them in gold. can't make that up. >> i love that guy. that movie is fantastic. >> it really is. great work out there, amy. hope you get some sleep soon. you looked so stunning last night. thank you for everything. >> and this morning. >> and this morning too, with zero sleep. >> i had a little bit of help. thank you. >> we have more on best red carpet look coming up. we'll go to ginger right now. hey guys, it is time for your "gma" moment. let's all have a good smile and

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experiment," says the new year is a perfect time to step back and take stock on our relationship with alcohol. >> dry january has become a phenomenal. people are jumping on this. >> i think that often people do take a break from alcohol. but they don't necessarily understand why they're doing it. your brain kind of recalibrates itself. our actual enjoyment of things goes up at the end of 30 days. >> reporter: her new book offers insights on how to take a break and bring lasting change to the way we drink. >> if you approach it with a real curiosity, like how is it going to be to watch a few football games, how is it going to be to watch the playoffs without a beer, then you might not even want a beer when the super bowl comes around. >> reporter: since i'm expecting a baby and haven't had alcohol for nearly six months, i recruited my husband to take the challenge. >> i love when you bring your work home with you. so thank you for this. >> reporter: while he doesn't generally drink to excess, drinking even a little every day can be tough to give up. >> i think the toughest thing is getting rid of a glass or two of

wine at dinner. >> the first two or three days are the hardest. you start sleeping better. alcohol disrupts deep r.e.m. sleep. once you start sleeping better, your life can turn around. >> reporter: it wasn't fun all the time. he noticed a change in the first week. >> is it kind of nice not to have a beer when you come home? >> now it is. yeah. but the first week or two, it was difficult. the hardest part wasn't not having a beer or a glass of wine. it was just breaking the habit. >> reporter: he lived through it. annie grace says your body actually starts to experience a change almost immediately and that 93% of people report being happier after four weeks without alcohol. so, if you want to take on the challenge, try to exercise, eat fruit to satisfy sugar cravings, and keep your protein intake high. also, everybody, we've posted some fantastic mocktail

recipes on gma.com, including a strawberry balsamic smash. it sounds like a salad. it's not. >> you thought about it all. and your hubby, a great sport. thank you for that. >> i know. we appreciate him. >> dr. jennifer ashton is here. you're trying dry january for the second year in a row. >> yep. >> last year, you got a reaction. >> we got a huge reaction. i heard from followers on facebook, on twitter, on my instagram mostly saying, jen, we're in with it, we're doing it with you. they're calling it dry january. i want to be crystal clear. this is a behavioral wellness challenge. this is not for sobriety or abstinence. that is a completely different category. the results are pretty positive. but the data is mixed. some show there can be a rebound effect where some people drink more after the month. some studies show, yes, in a month, you can see positive health changes. so, a difference in your skin, a difference in how you sleep, your concentration, weight loss for sure.

we know empty calories in alcohol. so begin again, this is something that's pretty popular. >> did you feel a difference? >> absolutely. for sure. sleep is better. more energy. more focus. this is not anything other than social alcohol consumption. >> i'm glad you're making a distinction with that. okay, how much we consume, we may be surprised how much we're consuming. >> it's about serving size and portion side. after i did it last year, i actually started -- i developed my own system of tracking it. i want to show you my calendar. this is legitimately my home calendar, okay? it's a little messy. i circled the number of drinks in red. then i put the servings on the side. you can see the first week, three, the second week, six. for women, moderate alcohol intake is considered seven servings a week. for men that's 14. i want to show you why that's a problem. five ounces of wine is considered one serving. you go to a restaurant or serve

yourself at home, you could almost be getting double that. i literally track this. and i do it on this giant calendar so i can look at everything really quickly, very old school, and see where i am for the month. >> i see that cliff got paid on the 20th, too. >> that's right. >> good for cliff. wonderful. i see that. socially, i mean -- the conversation you have. >> there's been a lot in the media recently about this. some people feel like a trend, people are bragging, oh, i'm doing a dry month. people need to do what they want to do for their own health and wellness. try not to make a big deal out of it. getting social support is key and when you sit at a bar or restaurant and say i'm doing a dry month, people should respect that. >> and we say this to you. how much did cliff get paid, i want to know. dr. jen will take your questions on facebook live after the show. lindsay lohan coming up.

good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui. the mayor and other oakland elected officials will be sworn in at city hall today. she will take the oath of office for her second term at 11:00 a.m. the ceremony is free and open to the public. the inaugural gala will be held later this week. finally, alexis, people are going back to work. >> seems like they've been off for months, doesn't it? they're back today in full force. back to work, back to school, and back to busy roads. westbound 80 before the dumbarton bridge toll plaza, we have a multicar crash blocking the two left lanes. quite heavy there. approaching the toll plaza, and that did spill over to 880 as well. here's a quick check of the bay

bridge toll plaza. the metering lights on still, about three hours now. once you make it okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here. i bet you haven't met her, or him, or them. ooo, dance-off! this is... incredible. you, see what i did right there. and when is the last time you felt like this, or that or (sighs deeply) i mean, come on- that's basically a perfect moment.

it's time to make some magic for as low as $70 per person, per day. so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models that i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey, man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. we have a chance of some scattered light showers just because the air mass is so humid. you can see some green out there. we even had a rainbow. somebody tweeted me one. here's a look at san mateo bridge. for the most part, things are starting to dry out.

we have a better chance of being wet tomorrow, especially tomorrow evening with thunderstorms rolling in. a moderate storm, reggie. >> thanks, mike. another news update in about 30 minutes. see you then. [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." you know our next guest from movies like "mean girls" and "the parent trap." now lindsay lohan is a businesswoman running a luxury club in mykonos, the focus of her new tv reality show, "lindsay lohan's beach club." we'll talk to her live after this look at her journey. >> i'm lindsay lohan. i love my life in the public eye. >> reporter: she's been in the spotlight from the age of 3, landing over 60 commercials before her 10th birthday. then a star, playing those twins in "the parent trap." >> just not good enough. >> reporter: from there, a bigs career on the big screen. more than 20 movies, including "life size," "freaky friday,"

and of course, "mean girls." ♪ that's the jingle bell, that's the jingle bell rock ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: music, too. her debut album, "speak" double platinum. but with all the fame came the paparazzi, those tough headlines, and appearances in court. >> i know the ups and downs of being in the spotlight. >> reporter: so lohan backed away from the limelight to figure out her next move. now she's back with a booming business and a reality show where she's the boss. >> just like everyone watches me, i'm watching them. i want to be my own boss. >> please welcome lindsay lohan. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> thank you. >> welcome back. don't you love mykonos? >> yes. i love the weather. >> it's fantastic. tell us what it's like being a

boss. >> um, it's a lot of work. but i love it. um, it's a great feeling. it's a great -- it's great to be able to design the club. have other people there that i can kind of run and teach and, um, it's a journey. but it's great. >> how did you decide on this as the project? >> you know, i think that -- people forget that i also have the club in athens. i have been doing this for awhile. this is just the first place because it's a day club and it's a day beach place. i felt i wanted to share it with the world and let everybody see what i've been doing while i haven't been here. [ applause ] >> you have been -- it's great, cheer that. you made a very deliberate step out of the spotlight. you talked about the ups and downs of being in it. so why come back? >> before this, i was filming a show called "sick note" on netflix. that's out now. then, i just -- i've been working on these clubs and

i felt comfortable enough to -- start being present again, i guess, here. >> you talk about being comfortable. we have to show this dance video. tell us what is happening. do we have this, guys? >> i can't even look. [ cheers and applause ] i won't watch it. >> you look very comfortable there. what's going on? >> this was, um, this was a day we had a big party. and, um, a lot of the cast that we have and the vip hosts, they were doing a really good job. i wanted everyone to have fun. so they dragged me on stage. and this is what happens. almost a mistake now, i think. >> it looks like you're having a lot of fun. you know, you have also -- >> i really can't watch it. >> we'll take it off. you have also been open about your issues with drugs and alcohol in the past. any concerns about going into the party business? >> no. i mean, i'm -- i'm running the place. i don't have time for any of that. and i also, people have said so

many negative things about me when i went out to clubs and dancing, having fun. i want people to see the positive side. instead of finding the negative always. >> you're looking to build an empire. you talked about the club first in athens. now in mykonos. what's next? >> we have rhodes. and something else in dubai that i'm working on. >> not bad. mogul lindsay lohan. you have the business going. you've got the reality show going. everyone wants to know, how about more movies? >> i bought the rights to an amazing book called "the honeymoon." we're working on the script now, so that i will be in. >> all right. i feel like i have seen "mean girls" since i have two young girls about four dozen times. any chance of a reboot there? >> i don't know. it's not a question for me. i love everybody in the cast. we're all still friends. actually, jonathan bennett -- >> you said you guys got together, right? >> yes.

he's hosting the after show for mtv. >> we cannot wait. we know the show is going to premier tomorrow. can't wait to see it. the whole cast will be here live tomorrow. >> oh, good luck. >> we'll be right back. thank you. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it!

♪ we're back now with the best looks at the golden globes. and there were a lot of good ones. two of the best in the biz are here to break it down.

celebrity stylist joe zee, who has a series on netflix called "seven days out." and celebrity stylist june ambrose, who just got off tour with beyonce and jay z. i mean, if anybody knows, it's these two. it was quite a night. i want to hear off the bat your favorite look and i believe you guys share -- >> we do. >> -- the same person. >> we didn't know it. but we both said -- >> gaga. >> lady gaga. >> it was remarkable. >> you didn't think it was too over the top? >> no. it's gaga. i love the hombre hair. >> she was going wow. since she's been on the "star is born" tour, she's really done it. that valentino dress. they classified it as perry wrinkle blue. everyone was arguing online. >> i read purple. >> you have to take a picture in landscape mode for the dress to fit, that does it for me.

>> i loved her shoes. she had giant platform shoes on that were so beautiful, the jewelry. >> it was a judy garland moment. i love that she gave this beautiful hollywood, you know, ode to, like, glamour. >> look at that. that's judy garland from "a star is born," correct? from the era. i think there's an homage. >> i love that homage. it was really sort of updated but felt very modern at the same time. >> she's in a class of her own, congratulations, gaga, who are your other two favorites. joe, why don't you start? >> i loved a lot of the ladies. it's been a big year for crazy rich asians. i thought constance wu did something different. she felt like a fairytale princess. i loved how elegant it was. it was a different type of dress for the carpet. >> i loved that dress. >> so pretty. >> like underwear as outer wear. it's vera wang, i believe. >> it is. custom made for her.

the yards and yards of tulle, it was her night. >> i agree. let me ask you, my friend. >> i was so excited for regina king. she was the queen. she won, to me, the award was given on the red carpet. she won twice last night. she killed it. >> yeah, yeah. >> stunning, stunning. the pink. it was the perfect tone of pink for her skin. >> it fit like a glove. >> she came to win. >> radiated. >> she came for battle. >> speaking of wins, we want to look at some of the other big stars of the night. you have paddles. trendy or timeless. i want your honest opinion. both are good. we come in peace. so, you -- let's talk julia roberts with the very chic pantsuit. >> i have to say, she was a huge runner-up for me for best dressed of the night. i have to say, timeless. i loved it. a great way to do tuxedo. feminine, masculine. it was just a really -- it was so elegant.

>> and a little constance wu with the nude. >> it didn't feel like a tuxedo but it didn't feel like a typical gown. >> and you say? >> i'm so wishy-washy. i thought it was timeless and trendy too. the trend is the tuxedo, feminine, masculine. can i be a flip-flopper today? >> you'll look at that in years to come and still love it. that's why i say timeless. >> and julia roberts is timeless. >> is it wrong if i copy that for the oscars? >> no. >> just kidding. halle berry, she was one of my choices. i thought she looked super hot. >> beautiful. does she ever not look good? i loved the top half. the bottom half was a little too complicated for halle. i love when she's much more streamlined. but listen, she looks dynamite in anything. i'll never say no to halle berry. >> i say timeless. this woman is not aging. she is timeless. it was like a bottle of bordeaux

wine was spilled all over her body. >> this one was, i thought, really caught my eye. anne hathaway. wow. animal print on the red carpet. you don't see that often. grr. >> i want to say, hear me roar. i always say, push it on the red carpet. we get to see so much of the same sometimes. i love it when someone does something different. i'm going to say trendy. it feels like she's going to grab something and run with it. >> i'm with you on that. definitely trendy. leopard is timeless. i'm flip-flopping again. timeless, trendy. >> june, you do beyonce. you can do anything you want. >> i can't take credit for beyonce. >> all right, nicole kidman with again the sort of bordeaux. and by the way, amy robach also sporting a similar look. is that a color we'll see more of? it is spectacular. robach, you nailed it, by the way. >> i loved the color.

it is classic. there's something elegant about that color. it's not black. it's not navy. it's not a plunging neckline. i thought it was a really refreshing look on the carpet. i have to say timeless. this is the kind of dress i can see anytime. >> yeah. >> i could almost see cher wearing that in the '70s, right? >> she's "tootsie" all the way. do you remember that? >> a little bit of a shoulder pump. >> oh, my gosh. who wore it best? i say nicole. >> i mean, style icon dustin hoffman. >> overall, i thought it was a really fun globes to take in. >> i think so. >> fashion-wise. you were happy with it? >> you come back from the new year. you're like, give us something great on the carpet. the globes never really disappoint. >> and neither do you two. thank you, joe. we love having you. thank you so much. ginger, take it away. lara, here we are in the "gma" cafe.

a couple of my friends behind me from lubbock, boston, and mississippi. not from wisconsin. they had such warm temperatures. records broken. the ice receding. people still trying to get in one last fish in the ice. tough. it's amazing. and we're joined now by a woman who is just gorgeous inside and out. miss universe, 2018. catriona gray. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> congratulations. i thought this was so interesting. your mom, when you were 13, had a dream you would win miss universe in a red dress. >> she did. >> and you did that last

night -- not last night but when you did win. >> when i was 13 and she first told me, i thought nothing of it. i was young. didn't have the interest in pageants. to see it come to fruition, i was like, mom, are you hiding anything else about my future? i want to know. >> get in there. >> talk about vision boards working. let's talk about something you're passionate about. that is children's education. >> yes, i'm so passionate about helping children in impoverished areas. in the philippines i worked with an organization called young focus. what they do is they give access to quality education. without ngos like that, those kids may never develop a love of learning. >> what did i tell you? inside and out, gorgeous you are. you also have a voice. >> thank you. >> will we hear you on a stage once you're done with miss universe? >> i hope. even has a miss universe, i would love to participate in a benefit concert to merge my love for music and giving back. i think that would be amazing. >> well, obviously, you're perfect.

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up on this billboard since december 27th. god be with both of you. you're probably ready to get down from here. >> it's game day. it's time to get down. >> he's got his game face on. okay, there is a bathroom. you have to go down the steps. you have a big screen tv here. you have been living in tents. this is your tent, llyas. >> yes, it is. >> nancy, your tent is behind us, we can't see it. what have you been doing to pass the time? >> a lot of games we play. a lot of things off. you probably wouldn't like the heights here. >> i'm so terrified of heights. i'm not getting near the rail. >> we have done a talk show every day. we've been able to watch games and do some other things. we've actually had very packed days. >> you have had a good time? >> i have been having an awesome time. not only being a superfan for alabama, miss nancy being a super fan for clemson, just enjoying college football all together, learning traditions.

might want to take road trips and see how everybody else does their thing. >> i love the civility. and you learned how to floss up here, didn't you? >> i did. i don't do it well. >> i throw my hip out every time i try it. i'm not going to do that. that was nice, nancy. >> most embarrassing moment. >> you know you're going to the game tonight, right? >> yes. >> yes. >> we want to surprise you right now. espn wants to upgrad you. we want to give you an all-access pass. we'll take you to the field. you'll go behind the scenes for game day. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> and you're going to be sitting at the 50 yard line. >> that's what i'm talking about. yes, thank you so much. >> so exciting. and you're going to keep it civil during the game. regardless of who is going to win. >> tigers. >> who's going to win? >> roll, tide. >> all right, robin. from llyas and nancy. braver than all of us. living on the billboard for 12 days. a big night for them. >> you could tell he's a true southern gentleman.

miss nancy, he called her miss nancy. >> yes, ma'am. >> you want to say miss robin? >> how you doing, miss robin? big fan. >> bless your hearts. have fun tonight. you have earned it. thank you, paula. for the rest of us, we can see the big game tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern on espn. ginger? >> thanks, miss robin. appreciate that. i'm going to keep that going. i like that so much. another big event, by the way. it's premiering tonight. "the bachelor." you want to talk about fanatics. yeah, it's back. colton looking for real love. we've got a little sneak peek here in a few different languages. >> i'm surrounded by so many beautiful girls tonight. i thought when i was speaking spanish it was a crazy thing. hopefully, i stand out. >> i just want to tell you -- [ speaking foreign language ] it's mandarin for i think you're a stud muffin. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> my parents are from china so i speak mandarin fluently. it's going to make me stand out

to colton. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i heard bachelor. >> that was croatian. my first language. >> cool. i look forward to meeting you inside. >> me too. thank you. >> thank you. >> take care. >> that's my third language. >> he's going to have to learn fast. you can see an extended sneak peek on our website. and "the bachelor" premiers tonight at 8:00, 7:

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but when's the last time you shared a moment like that?ore, or felt like this? or screamed, like... that?

it's time to make some magic for as low as $70 per person, per day. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. it's 8:59. mike nicco has a look at your forecast. >> hi, everybody. you saw the clouds are opening a little bit, but they also have a lot of moisture that a stray shower is possible today. so for your activity planner, it's just kind of damp and humid. that'll lead eventually to another chance of some thunderstorms. i bumped tomorrow's storm up to a two, moderate. it tapers to a one wednesday. we get a break thursday. friday, saturday evening, and sunday, more rain. >> and i've got more collisions to talk about. a crash involving a motorcycle in san jose, northbound 101 just north of here. this is our camera at the 880 interchange. that one is blocking the left lane. about a 20-minute delay on

b.a.r.t.'s fremont line. just hearing that equipment problem has been resolved. >> thanks, alexis. time for "live with kelly and ryan." see you again >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series "future man," josh hutcherson. and the newly-crowned miss universe, catriona gray. and kicking off jan-you-ary with simple food swaps that can help make 2019 a fantastic year. plus, get ready to chill with our new game ice to meet you. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪