>> adam levine has a nice workout regime. sure does. ♪ure does. good morning, america. and there it is, the dynasty continues! >> the new england patriots, super bowl champs again. beating the rams in the lowest-scoring super bowl game ever. >> we won, i can't believe it. super bowl champs. >> tom brady taking home a record sixth title. what he's now saying about his future and his secret weapon. mvp julian edelman is joining us live on "gma" this morning. also this morning, virginia's governor under fire. ralph northam facing calls to resign after that racist photo on his yearbook page. also, what he's saying about blackface and the moment he seemed ready to moonwalk. deadly plane crash. a small plane slamming into this

home in a californian neighborhood. five people killed, four of them in the house. the investigation this morning. breaking his silence. jussie smollett speaking out for the first time, what he's now saying about the attack and his defiant message. plus, the super bowl showdowns off the field. the ads that won the night. and maroon 5 bringing the heat in the middle of that nfl firestorm, but did they hit the right notes? our team there for all of the big moments. the biggest and smallest stars of the night, right here, on "gma." speaking of michael strahan, since he's a defensive guy he loved the game. he was like, oh, yeah. great to have you with us on this monday morning. so, let's see it again. tom brady and gisele's daughter

sweet little vivian thrilled to be there, celebrating her dad. >> a defensive game for me. you know who's also waking up happy, the fans in new england. take a look at boston. that's last night's celebration. they deserve it. >> they had lot to celebrate. the lowest scoring super bowl ever, sixth title for tom brady. no nfl player can match that. >> that's right. and super bowl mvp julian edelman is going to join us live in just a moment but t.j. holmes is kicking things off for us in atlanta. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this was a super bowl for the record books. there were 18 records that were broken last night. record for fewest points in a super bowl. fewest points through three quarters. fewest touchdowns. but a lot of people will tell you another record that was set,

the most boring super bowl but that didn't matter. six, the most super bowls by one player. the only player to have six super bowl ring. sure, it wasn't pretty. but it doesn't matter. >> and there it is, the dynasty continues! >> reporter: on a historic night, quarterback tom brady led the new england patriots to his record sixth super bowl win. the 41-year-old proved that age is just a number and made it clear he's not ready to pass the torch. >> you want to play until you're 45, you just won your sixth super bowl. does that change anything at all? >> that doesn't change anything. i'm going to -- i can't wait to spend some time with my family and my kids. >> enjoy folks, you'll never see it again. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a showdown between the old guard and the upstarts. bill belichick the oldest head coach to win a super bowl in a battle against the los angeles

rams helmed by sean mcvay, the youngest head coach to ever appear in one. both brady and goff struggled under pressure. brady's first pass was intercepted. >> tom brady picked off on the first series! >> reporter: and the 4-year-old rookie found himself on the turf again and again and again. >> this is hard to watch. absolutely the worst start for the rams possible. >> reporter: the two defenses dominated the scoreless first quarter. >> if you like offensive football, well, too bad. >> reporter: while the rams misfired all night long, the patriots managed to take advantage of their few opportunities. patriots star rob gronkowski playing in what could be his final game, with rumors swirling about a possible retirement. brady's biggest weapon of the night, julian edelman, the game's mvp. >> edelman with yet another catch. >> reporter: sharing a hug after their historic win.

the dynasty once again bringing who m the lombardi trophy. >> tell me how number six feels. >> it's great. i pinched myself. i didn't believe how hard it would be. you know, it took us 42 years to win the first one, now to have 6 in 18 years. >> reporter: the only touchdown of the night came late, rookie running back sony michel with the touchdown. at 13-3 it will go down as the lowest-scoring super bowl in history. that didn't make the result any less sweet. brady's wife gisele bundchen watched as her husband became the oldest starting quarterback to win it all. the team celebrated if the locker room as the new england faithful took to streets. to welcome the lombardi trophy back home. on the other side, for the l.a. rams, quarterback jared goff had painful words, he said it hurts, it kills. he was so upset about the way

his offense played. sean mcvay said he flatout got outcoached. remember this, strahan, last year the patriots were involved in the super bowl that saw the second most points scored in a super bowl. to come back a year later and involved that's the fewest points ever. that's not bad. >> i'm a defensive guy, a great game by rams and both defenses. jared goff, he's a young player and he'll have many opportunities we hope to get back to the super bowl. hang in there. we'll be joined now from atlanta by patriots wide receiver and super bowl mvp, julian edelman. the man had 10 catches for 141 yards last night. he owned the middle of the field. good morning, congratulations, julian. >> what's up, mike? how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. have you gotten any sleep?

>> i have noic>> appci, my ie. lot of people don't realize that last season, you missed the entire year because you were recovering from injury. you missed the first four games of this season. how does it feel for you come back, rejoin the team and win your third super bowl and also end up with the mvp, did you see that coming? >> i didn't see that coming, really, i was just so happy we won the game. you know, you defensive guys like those low-scoring matches like that. but, you know, it's tough football. we had a resilient group out there that just kept hitting at the door and finally it broke when it had to and we were able to sneak away with the win. our defense played lights out. it was awesome to be a part of.

i'm just happy, content and i'm just exhausted. >> exhausted, i'm sure. of your three super bowl titles, where does this one rank? >> they're like children. you love them all the same. that's at least what my parents told me. but i'm pretty sure they liked my sister the best. darn you, mom and dad. but, you know, i don't know yet. this one hasn't even sunken in yet. we'll see. >> your friend tom brady. >> the next one is my favorite one. >> every games you played with tom brady, he said that he was very proud of you after this game and then we saw you guys talk to each other a little bit when the game was over, what were some of the words that you said? >> honestly, just, hey, man, i love you, bro, i love you too, bro.

like, you know, when you play professional football as you know you spend more time with these guys in the locker room than you do with your family for eight months of the year. and, you know guys in and out. you know their emotions. you know, you know, it's almost like a marriage. it's just not with tom and me, it's with multiple guys. one of things after the grind, you're just sitting there and you're just happy. >> i definitely understand that. and we're going to let you get some sleep but not before giving you a little bit more of a hand clap. 115 receptions in the postseason, you're second only to jerry rice. three-time super bowl champ, julian edelman, we appreciate you waking you and joining us here on "good morning america."

and go get some sleep. >> i appreciate it, guys, for having me. i'll see you guys. >> all right. >> what's it like the morning after winning the big one? >> you can't believe it's over. we played a game. you're still so amped up. he thinks he's talking in fast motion. he doesn't realize how tired he is. he'll crash a little bit later. he has a great sense of humor. he's a good guy. i'm happy for him and the rest of the team. >> you'll be speaking tom brady tomorrow. >> yeah, a little "gma" exclusive. >> is he going to disney world? >> he's going to disney world, that's right. we'll move on now to the latest on virginia governor ralph northam facing universal calls to step down. over that racist photo on his medical school yearbook page. the governor resisting stepping down saturday, but called an urgent staff meeting last night to assess his options. tom llamas is here, another

meeting set for this morning as the pressure mounts? >> reporter: george, good morning to you. abc news learning those meetings started overnight. governor ralph northam met with his top aides as the calls for his resignation are growing from democrats. from joe biden and hillary clinton all calling for him to step down. this morning, virginia governor ralph northam's future in doubt after this racist photo surfaced from his medical school yearbook page. at first, he said he was one of the two men in the picture. but over the weekend, northam said he spoke too soon. >> i was appalled that they appeared on my page. but i believe then and now that i'm not either of the people in that photo. >> reporter: but then the governor admitting he has appeared in blackface before. dressing up as michael jackson and doing the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984. >> i had the shoes, i had a

glove, and i used just a little bit of shoe polish to put on my cheeks and the reason i used a very little bit, because you cannot get shoe polish off. >> reporter: his plea for forgiveness turning into a political catastrophe after a reporter asked if he could still moonwalk. and the governor appeared to what to try. >> my wife said, inappropriate circumstances. >> reporter: the governor said learned later in life with a conversation with an aide that blackface is offensive. and abc news' zachary kiesch asking this question. >> do you think as a grown adult it is problematic that you need to have it explained to you that blackface is offensive? >> no, you know, i'm not a person of color and people of color experience different things. it affects them in different different ways. >> reporter: this morning, fellow democrats from hillary clinton and joe biden, to his predecessor terry mcauliffe,

calling on northam to resign. he also admitted he had a racially charged nickname that appeared in his yearbook. northam said he was given the nickname by two upperclassmen in college. but he says he don't know why. >> okay, tom, thanks very much. to the white house now, where president trump is preparing his state of the union of address. take a look. >> it's up to the attorney general. i don't know. i have no idea what it's going to say. so far this thing has been a total witch hunt. it doesn't implicate me in any way. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. there was no nothing. >> let's bring in terry moran. the president's attorney general nominee has avoided making any promises about a public release. >> reporter: william barr, who's nominated for attorney general very carefully said i can't commit to releasing this report. he said he'd work for as much transparency as possible around

the mueller report. but there's a reason for all this, there's a real conflict here between the public's need to know something as important as the results of the russia investigation and grand jury secrecy. bill barr may have his hands tied to some degree. it may up to the house democrats to force the release of any kind of report. >> meantime, the president preparing for his state of the union address tomorrow night. first time he'll be giving one in a democratic house, with house speaker nancy pelosi over his shoulder. just the image of nancy pelosi commanding a democratic majority in the house of representatives. the big question for the state of the union, will the president declare a national emergency, so he can build that wall on his own. >> yeah, he's saying those negotiations are going nowhere. terry moran, thanks very much. i'll be anchoring the state of the union and the democratic response tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern. now, turning to that deadly

plane crash. five people killed when a small plane went down in a california neighborhood shortly after takeoff, igniting a massive fire that engulfed several homes. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is there in yorba linda, good morning, matt. >> reporter: according to investigators and that video we have seen, that plane appeared to break up in the air. you can see the engine box still snugged against that wall. four of those people killed were hosting a super bowl party. it was a sleepy sunday afternoon when parts of a plane began raining down on this los angeles suburb. >> we saw two fireballs, and the plane was just falling out of the sky. and by the time we got up here, we saw this devastation in the neighborhood. >> reporter: one part of

twin-engine cessna blasting into this home like a missile. the plume seen for miles. >> it went up so fast, there was nothing you could do. >> reporter: the inferno killing four people in that house. the pilot of the plane, its only occupant, also killed. within seconds, dozens of dazed residents walking amid the wreckage. in this video, you can still hear those small explosions popping off. folks yelling, get back. >> i look up and i just see debris flying everywhere. and part of the plane, i guess which eventually was the motor flew down into the garage like a torpedo. and blew up. >> reporter: propellers scattered on lawn and windows shattered. >> the debris field is about four blocks long. we're in the process of documenting the debris and the wreckage. the main cabin of the airplane, along with one of the engines, came to rest at the bottom of a ravine. in the backyard of somebody's

house. >> reporter: two additional people taken to burn centers and a firefighter injured. that investigation just beginning. >> we're going to continue this investigation through the evening and well into tomorrow morning. >> reporter: investigators are going to have to piece together what happened here uses those debris trail and the video we have seen. >> all right, matt, thank you. now to ginger with mudslides and snow and rain coming to the west. >> let's look at southern california, this is a debris flow up to 6 inches of rain fell in l.a. county just this weekend. there's more happening now. speaking of, when you add that moisture to a little elevation, you get this. that's 72 of those inches came within 24 hours. they got more where that came

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the stage, let their music do the talking for them. back to t.j. holmes. >> reporter: you remember they were criticized just for agreeing to participate in the halftime show and now they're getting a lot of criticism for the show they actually put on. lot of reviews ranging from bad to kind of just fine. there was at least one surprise guest they brought out. and it's a guest that we all know that it's one who lives in a pineapple under the sea. the super bowl halftime show. was steeped in controversy long before adam levine sang his first note. ♪ just shoot for the stars >> reporter: but with maroon 5's performance now in the books, the reviews are in. with many saying that even a shirtless levine couldn't save a subpar spectacle. ♪ this love has taken a toll on me ♪ ♪ she said good-bye too many >> reporter: even with an assist

from popular performers like travis scott. ♪ >> reporter: and >> reporter: and atlanta native big boi. and a surprising video clip from spongebob squarepants introducing scott didn't impress critics. >> a mooz call genius who needs no introduction. >> reporter: many wondered if, and hoped, if the performance would include any acknowledgment of colin kaepernick and the nfl's handling of player protests, there wasn't one. still this gospel choir seemed to steal the show lighting up the show with a powerful rendition of "girl like you." >> reporter: but that song's featured artist cardi b. was nowhere to be found.

the show trying to convey unity in this poignant moment, lanterns spelling out "one love." after the show maroon 5 posted this on instagram, saying, we thank the universe for this historic opportunity to perform on this biggest stage. as for kaepernick, he didn't give his take on the halftime show but still had something to say, posting this tweet, during the halftime performance, featuring civil rights icon john carlos, famous for his black power salute on the olympic podium back in 1968, wearing an i'm with kap jersey. there was a lot of talk after immediately after the performance. how should i do this delic robi there was talk about that not exactly a wardrobe malfunction, adam levine took his shirt off, of course, but a lot of people remember back to janet jackson

in 2004, and they're asking about the double standard, something happened to her, her career was hurt by that. he decided to expose himself in such a way. are we having the same conversation? that was something that was going back and forth immediately online. >> and someone who was asked to perform but didn't, you had a chance to sit down with her, cardi b. >> this is something that people love about her, she's authentic and raw. i don't think i blushed this much during an interview than this. >> that's a tease. >> something to look forward. okay, we're going to move now on to jussie smollett, breaking his silence on that attack in chicago. he said he was beaten by two men shouting racist slurs. he took the stage this weekend to share a message of love in the face of hate. abc's alex perez joins us from chicago. alex, this was an emotional performance? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, george.

this is the first time he's spoken publicly about the incident. he said his family wanted him to cancel that weekend performance but he said he needed it to help him heal. jussie smollett is striking a defiant tone, saying he couldn't let his attackers win. >> i had to be here tonight. >> reporter: an emotional smollett performing in front of sellout crowd in west hollywood. while in chicago last week, he said he was jumped by two men wearing masks shouting racist and homophobic slurs and putting a rope around his neck. >> the most important thing that i can say is to keep it simple and thank you so much and i'm okay. i'm going to stand strong with y'all. >> reporter: the singer and the star of the show telling fans, a lot of what's been said in the media is, quote, absolutely not

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now to the new twist in the case of that missing mom from colorado. kelsey berreth. her fiance is already charged with murder and now abc news has learned a nurse is expected to make a plea deal for her involvement the case. abc's clayton sandell is in denver with those new details. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. it has been 74 days since kelsey berreth went missing and as you mentioned, her fiance already charged with her murder. but now, the woman suspected of helping frazee after that alleged murder is expected to plead guilty.

this morning, a 32-year-old nurse from twin falls, idaho, is set to make a deal with prosecutors in the case of missing mom kelsey berreth. family members of krystal lee tell abc news that she'll plead guilty to at least one charge this week. patrick frazee has already been charged with berreth's murder. her body hasn't been found. lee's exact relationship to frazee and her alleged role in the case remains a mystery. berreth was last seen thanksgiving day on this surveillance video shopping with the one-year-old daughter she had with frazee. thee days after she vanished, investigators say her cell phone was detected hundreds of miles away. multiple law enforcement officials say lee is suspected of driving her cell phone to idaho. attempting to get rid of it. it's not clear what charge or charges lee will plead guilty

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we're back now with the super bowl ads that made you laugh or maybe even cry. abc's chris connelly is in l.a. with all the details. good morning chris. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the game was played in a climate-controlled stadium. but during the ads the temperature was in the 90s. the 1990s. with pop culture icons of the era well represented among the celebrity pitch. from the backstreet boys to sarah michelle gellar. carrie bradshaw to the dude. icons of the past came back big. ♪ i want it that way >> reporter: other celebs cardi b. did this rapid-fire pepsi ad

with lil john and steve carell. event between bud light and game of thrones? taking on the bud light knight with dragons taking to the sky. >> listen -- >> reporter: adam scott punching the numbers with 2chain. and a-rod and charlie shean going thumbs-u for plantes. the ad earned the most retweets after its super bowl launch. bob dylan's blowing in the wind to sell budweiser? you win. ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ but amid the sights, the sounds,

and the smells, like this digital-only ad for pampers with john legend and adam levine, a few others stood out. this ad for the washington post, narrated by tom hanks. honoring their sacrifice in journalism service. a assistant pining for snacks -- >> i have no ads to stack with. no mouth to taste it. >> reporter: the company taking the persona to twitter. tweeting, 100 million people coming together for one event. yet i remain alone. and microsoft's spot for its adaptive game controllers, starring some young people playing and winning hearts. >> it's a really good thing to have in this world. >> reporter: icons in a very different league including our own michael strahan, tore it up, literally, along with drew brees, odell beckham jr. and tom brady and his ring.

>> hold these. >> reporter: in this nfl's 10 onth anniversary. tom brady with five ring in that ad. he'll have six now. in fact, he probably have seven if it weren't for the fine work of my esteemed colleague. >> all right, thank you so much, chris. but six, minus one, he still has five more than me. i appreciate the shout-out. thank you. >> thank you, chris coming up, superstar cardi b, one-on-one, talking motherhood, marriage, and skipping the halftime show. remember t.j. said she made him blush, find out why. find out why. member t.j. said she made him blush, find out why. ...well, da so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad, it scared me. and what could that pain mean? enbrel helps relieve joint pain... ...helps stop irreversible joint damage... and helps skin get clearer.

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>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. >> there it is, the dynasty continues. >> the new england patriots are super bowl champs once again. >> we won, i can't believe it. super bowl champs. >> claiming their sixth title by beating the rams. mvp julian edelman talks to "gma" this morning. battle of the ads, from sarah jessica parker getting carried away to "game of thrones" crashing a bud light ad, harrison ford trying to stop someone from going serena's powerful campaign for women. even andy warhol showed up. the biggest surprises of the night. meet the mom who became a

global internet sensation after her son posted her painting online. the startling chain reaction it set off around the world. what she's saying this morning. get ready for royalty. the 2 dope queens are here live, phoebe and jessica, in four brand new specials. what's next for the queens of comedy. >> one-on-one with cardi b. as the big ad with pepsi lights up the super bowl, what the superstar is revealing about her marriage, motherhood, the grammys and the moment she made t.j. blush as she is saying -- >> good morning, america! my name is robin renee roberts and i can't roll my "r"s like cardi b, can't even come close. good morning, america. night at the super bowl. millions watched as tom brady

and the patriots clinched their sixth title. we had our nfl kid correspondent camdyn was there. he had the experience of his life last night. we can't wait to hear from him what went down and how it went down. i'm looking forward to sitting down tomorrow -- i'm sitting down this afternoon but we're going to air it tomorrow at disney world with tom brady. >> should be a fun afternoon. >> okay, i'm sure he's watching. let's go back to t.j. in atlanta. the biggest moments of the biggest game. good morning, again, t.j. >> reporter: good morning again. talk about big moments, big game and a lot of records were broken but we're talking like fewest points by a winning team, fewest points through three inteam, ingsike that.ts by a m bradhampionship ma nd there iis, the sty >> reporter: on a historic night, quarterback tom brady led the new england patriots to his

record sixth super bowl win. the 41-year-old proved that age is just a number. >> you want to play until you're 45. you just won your sixth super bowl. >> i know, i know. >> does that change anything at all? >> doesn't change anything. >> reporter: both brady and rams quarterback jared goff struggled under pressure. brady's first pass was intercepted. >> tom brady picked off on the first series! >> reporter: and the 24-year-old super bowl rookie found himself on the turf again and again and again. >> this is hard to watch. >> i wished i played better. >> reporter: the patriots managed to take advantage of their few opportunities. the only touchdown of the night came late, rookie running back sony michel driving the ball into the end zone with seven minutes left in the game. at 13-3 it will go downs the lowest scoring super bowl in history. but brady's biggest weapon of me's sharing an emotional

hug after the win. edelman talking to "gma" this morning. >> of your three super bowls, which one is the best? >> this is my favorite one. >> reporter: bill belichick the oldest coach to win a super bowl. robin, these two look like they're not done. >> i know. we'll get back to you in just a moment, t.j. you remember shawn brown, a hardcore rams fan from atlanta. she was surprised with four tickets to the super bowl by t.j. it was the first super bowl she's ever seen in person. she told us she kept pinching herself to make sure it was all real. she couldn't believe she was there. she had her own fans who recognized her in the stands after her big surprise on "gma." so great to see

wait a minute. wait a minute. >> you know what, that's her first game. the next game she goes lower and lower. >> i'm glad she had a great time. >> it was a great day. the latest on virginia governor ralph northam facing universal calls to step down over that racist photo on his medical school yearbook page. the governor called to resign but in a staff meeting he assessed his options. tom llamas is back with that story. >> reporter: george, good morning again. both of virginia senators have called governor northam and asked him to resign. this as his predecessor, governor terry mcauliffe said he thinks the governor will do the right thing and step aside. this morning, virginia governor ralph northam's future in doubt after this racist photo surfaced from his medical school yearbook page. at first, he said he was one of the two men in the picture. but over the weekend, northam said he spoke too soon. >> i was appalled that they appeared on my page. but i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo.

>> reporter: but then the governor admitting he has appeared in blackface before, dressing up as michael jackson and doing the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984. >> i had the shoes, i had a glove. and i used a little bit of shoe polish to put on my cheeks, and the reason i used a very little bit, i don't know if anybody has ever tried that but you cannot get shoe polish off. >> reporter: all right, we know that northam has been meeting with his top aides. he has said himself if he thinks he can no longer lead he will step down so the question this morning may not be if he resigns but when. >> the entire legislature is against him staying there right now. okay, tom. >> both sides of the aisle are agreeing. >> absolutely. >> both parties. coming up, how this year's super bowl ads were a big touchdown for women. and we go one-on-one with cardi b opening up about all the ms, motherhood, her marriage and

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an infusion of joy and happiness and we just really appreciate that. and guess who will be here live tomorrow. chris pratt and liam neeson are both going to be here. look forward to that. >> two of my faift favorites. >> i know. and now we got a little "pop news" with lara. >> let's do it. happy day after super bowl to you all. we begin with oprah. she celebrated her birthday with best friend gayle king on a three-day motivational girls' getaway cruise traveling from ft. lauderdale to the bahamas. lady "o" was ready to partay. she handed out tequila shots to all the women. she goes on to thank every mother, daughter, sister, friend, cousin, who joined her on the cruise. as part of the program on the

cruise, guests enjoyed book discussions, yoga, styling tips and of course oprah's insights on how to live your best life which might have involved just a little birthday tequila. >> just a little bit. [ applause ] >> members of our glam family, alana and marilyn, they were there. >> they were there. i saw pictures. very, very warm and motivational. happy birthday, oprah. the director guild of america awards were this weekend in los angeles on saturday actually. since they're a pretty good indicator of what's to come for the oscars, we're thinking it could be a big one for alfonso cuaron who won best director. did you know since 1948 63 of the 70 best director oscars have won the guild award. so cuaron could strike again.

find out at thest academy awards on february 24th, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. [ applause ] >> yeah. who did the whoo! who was that? >> big "roma" fan. >> come on. fess up. >> tom wants credit. as usual. >> "beverly hills 90210" may be back again. the original stars all set to return but tory's telling the e! network the cast doesn't want to be the last cast to do this reboot thing. they're going to do it a little differently. they're going to play heightened version of themselves sort of like on curb your paid 'ljo in re you can't ono wh hcaget time away from his hit show riverdale. word ens

status. we wish her best. she's got some health concerns. but this is happening. if you're a fan of "90210." [ applause ] and then finally, i don't know if you guys saw this. it went viral this weekend. we want to introduce you to the mom who has become an unlikely global internet sensation. florida school teacher cindy decker made this painting of a white egret in her art class. her son matthew thought it was great, he posted it on reddit with the caption my mom painted it and thought no one would like it. it's her second picture. an artist in sweden saw her painting and he made a painting of her and her painting. hoe posted that. that set off a chain reaction of paintings within a painting. so far more than 40 versus of cindy and her beautiful white egret have been posted.

now cindy has her own reddit account. you are proven me so wrong. you're compassionate, caring and a ton of fun. thank you for uplifting me. >> wonderful idea. >> i love that. when the internet is nice. >> yeah. >> yep, in a good way. >> thank you, lara. >> you're welcome. our "gma" cover story. battle of super bowl ads. companies paid more than $5 million for a 30-second spot. women were front and center in so many of them and amy is here with a look. >> that's right. touchdown for women. some of our favorites like sarah jessica parker channelling her past and serena williams serving up empowerment. with women making up nearly half of the nfl audience more and more ads are catering to them. >> the world tells you to wait, that waiting is polite. >> reporter: serena williams' ad for bumble made by an all female crew seeking to inspire women across the globe. >> don't wait to be given power because here's what they won't tell you.

we already have it. >> reporter: this year, ad agencies seemed to be going out of their way to highlight girl power. >> they've said a lot of things about toni harris. >> reporter: toyota's raf 4 hybrid commercial highlighting toni harris, the first women to receive a scholarship for football. >> people made a lot of assumptions about toni. >> reporter: some other big names at the forefront, kristin chenoweth and her mexican avocado spot. >> i've been using olay. >> reporter: for olay sarah >> you could be a movie star?>>? >>teistinalegate drina car full of m&m's. >> if you don't stop, i will eat all of you alive right now. >> reporter: while sarah jessica parker and the dude himself, jeff bridges, sip on a stella. >> good choice. >> wow, changing can do a little good.

>> fumble! >> reporter: a commercial for the nfl celebrating 100 years. >> no can do, cowboy. >> reporter: joined the game's best from past and present the fighting over a loose ball until sam gordon gets possession. >> want this? come and get it. >> reporter: showing the games are not just for boys anymore. that's right, watching the big game isn't just for the boys anymore. ad age said nearly half of super bowl viewers last year were women. we'll see about this year but certainly we love those advertisements, guys. i feel empowered. >> thank you, amy. >> we're here with our ad guru, donny deutsch. so noticeable, the targets were for women last night. >> it's how they were portrayed. right now we've got three women running for president. we have more women graduating from college than men. advertisers have figured out we better show women in the powerful roles that they're in. this was a sexless super bowl.

there was no romance even. i think advertisers were so afraid of objectifying women or men that they chose the smart routes. remember the swedish bikini team? no more swedish bikini team. >> now, your favorite ad last night was that andy warhol ad. >> i don't know if it's going to hit the target audience. what i loved about it, it was so simple. this was from a swedish documentary some time in the '80s. >> it's real? >> that's real. it's not cgi. that's warhol. to me, i used warhol for pontiac in the '80s. he's iconic. you might say they're trying to show the democratization of burgers. i'm not quite sure what he's doing in a burger king ad. i think there are three people who will get it but i'm one of them. >> i loved the google ad. >> yeah, to me, another thing

backdrop in our world right now er100 billion words being translated. most of them are "i love you" and "i miss you." >> you learn something. >> the other thing, it's interesting, that and microsoft, some of the technology ads, what makes them so good is they're actually bringing something to the table. we don't necessarily need that next toothpaste ad but when you see ads that make our lives better, those things resonate. >> we did see also this year a lot more on ads going online first. >> yeah, look, all you have to do is look at your 16-year-old and the way they're consuming. they're not staring at the tv. tv commercials become a smaller and smaller part of what's going on in the world. if you're not digitalizing them, for lack of a better word and getting that bang for the buck, there's no point in spending that $5 million. >> cross promotion, two teams teaming up. we have "game of thrones" and bud light. >> if advertisers can find another brand that syncs with their audience, why not put it together. a mega product and a mega tv

show. >> donny, thanks for coming. let's go over to ginger. >> your "gma" moment. about hopes, about dreams, about wanting to become a gymnast like london symone, she was at the raleigh airport on her way to competition. get in a little rehearsal, a little practice. isn't that so cool? i have a hard enough time walking on those escalators at the airport, just walking. she did it upside down. thank you for sending your "gma" moment. she competes out of durham, by the way. i believe in you, london. send your "gma" moment to my face

we're going to move on now to cardi b, the hip-hop superstar making a splash in atlanta and getting candid in a one-on-one interview about everything from motherhood and her marriage to why she turned down the super bowl halftime show and how she made our t.j. homes blush. you have been teasing us about it. come on, bring it. >> reporter: i had to leave some of that stuff on the cutting room floor. sometimes we cut interviews for time. we had to cut some of it because, well, you can see it later on my new blog, t.j. after dark. right now, cardi b, atlanta, the game itself, football players are supposed to be the big stars. she no doubt was giving everybody a run for their money. she was a huge draw in demand here in atlanta but she admits to me that, yes, in fact, all that success and being in demand has taken a toll at times on her personal life.

♪ he's so handsome what's his name ♪ >> reporter: cardi b may have turned down the halftime show, but she was still center stage during super bowl week with nothing short of six appearances in atlanta. even new england patriots owner robert kraft was caught up in cardi b's orbit. she even got a chance to shine during the big game as the new face of pepsi. cardi b seems to have been everywhere lately but home. >> i feel like, i don't know, i did the parties when i was young. >> you are young. what are you talking about when you were young? you're still young. >> in my 20s. i'm 26 now. i work almost 24 hours. i'm a mom. >> at 26? >> hey, listen, life changed like that. >> when you have a baby. >> yeah. >> reporter: her 6-month-old daughter kulture

didn't join mommy's work trip to atlanta. how are you balancing that? >> it's hard. i just think to myself, her future is going to be so secure. i'm like, my gosh, she's going to have a lambo when she's 18. right now, i got to be in my grind. i'll have my kids. >> you're going to have my kids? >> yes. >> reporter: and things aren't slowing down. next up, another high profile gig performing at the grammys where she's nominated for five awards. she admits schedules put a strain on her marriage but now she says they're trying to work things out. >> i think i'm going to be all right. you got to take it slow. >> how important is that to you that that family unit stays together? >> when i was 13 my parents separated, right, so i always feel like it's important to have, like, a two-parent household. a lot of people always telling me, like, oh, you could date, you could find another man, blah blah, and it's like, i can, i could find anybody i want. you don't know nowadays who

wants you for you. sometimes i feel like people want me for cardi b. as soon as i said i did a video that i'm not with this guy anymore, i got all these male celebs in my dms like, yeah, let's go to dinner, i'm in l.a. you want to go to dinner with me, cardi b? it's like, bro. it's just like, i feel like it's not as easy as people think, like it's like find a man, you could do this, you could do that. it's like honey. >> you're killing me. >> reporter: even though she performed plenty in atlanta, she skipped a chance to take the stage for the halftime show. >> under what circumstance would you have performed in the halftime show? >> hire my friend back and understand why was this, like, so important and was such an uproar. >> it meant that much to you? >> he's standing up for minorities. it's like, if we don't support who's standing up for us, who's going to support us? they need to understand why he

stands up for us. it's crazy. >> reporter: now, she didn't have any criticism for the artists who did perform in the show. she said, hey, they do their thing gut butt for me it wasn't something i wanted to do. on that pepsi ad she said she actually held back a little bit, said she was a little nervous working with a big brand like pepsi. she said next time you're going to get more cardi b. i asked what is more cardi b. we should all be nervous probably. >> t.j., you got to tell us what made you blush. >> reporter: i'm telling you all in the first script that i had there was something in there about her dating that had me almost fall off the chair. i had to leave it there. >> you were sweating at the end of her conversation so that gives us enough. >> we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

good monday morning. i'm reggie aqui. wet and windy conditions making for a dangerous commute in some areas this morning. the chp is blaming a mudslide for a car crash around 3:00 a.m0 no report of injuries there so far. a large boulder blocking the road was removed earlier this morning. let's see how we're doing now. >> yeah, we're in recovery mode in a major part of the east bay. walnut creek, you can still see we have heavy traffic. that sig alert did clear about 45 minutes ago. all lanes are back open. i want to show you drive time. it's about half what it was before. 27 minutes southbound 680, highway 4 to walnut creek. delays on highway 24. westbound 580 out of the central valley, down t

and we're looking at live doppler 7. there's a downpour over daly city right now. as we track this off to the east, oakland, expect that downpour shortly after 9:00 a.m. got light to moderate showers working through berkeley. we'll have those on and off showers through the afternoon and even into the evening commute later on today.

>> all right, drew. thank you. another news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our news app and abc7news.com. ♪ we welcome you back to "gma." that's the singer and gospel choir that performed during the super bowl halftime show, sharing the stage with maroon 5 there in atlanta. carmen carter and two children in the choir, they join us now. hello. >> hey. >> hey. >> carmen, tell us, how did this all come about? >> oh, my gosh. a good friend of mine called and said maroon 5 is trying to put a show together. he had us come in and a few of my other friends from california to do a demo kind of thing.

we put it together and here we are. >> what did you first feel like when you heard you were going to perform on one of the biggest stages in the world? >> well, you know, of course i was overwhelmed and overjoyed. to be about to bring my children, because we're family oriented. it was a chance of the lifetime and adam levine, thank you so much. you're awesome, man. [ applause ] >> and thank you -- thank you for saying that, carmen. they're taking a little heat. not everybody could feel it, you know, could feel the performance like some of us did. you really wanted to thank them for that opportunity, didn't you? >> oh, oh, absolutely. i wouldn't be here if it weren't for him to be gracious enough to share the stage. >> is that your son chris, is that your boy? >> yes, this is my son. >> your son, chris. yes.

what is it like sharing the stage with your mother and family at the super bowl in. >> the super bowl stage is the biggest stage you can ever be on. it was amazing that's true. you all brought it. carmen, you look familiar to me. "dancing with the stars." did you see you singing? >> yes, you did. i didn't have my head piece on. that was in the past. it was a wonderful, wonderful experience. this is a new day. got my kids in the house. got my home girl in the house. and my baby justin over there. >> i heard you want to do -- so you want to perform for us right now? >> yeah. >> all right.

>> one, two, three, four. ♪ ♪ i need a girl like you yeah yeah ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ i need a girl like you ♪ [ applause ] >> good morning, america. >> thank you. all right, bless y'all. thank you so much. i know it was so muan honor for. thank you, y'all. all right let's go over to michael. >> yeah, robin. that's right. we had a very special person at the big game for us. our nfl kid correspondent,

camdyn. he was there on the sidelines. incredible access all week long and t.j. has more. >> reporter: were for this year's kid correspondent super bowl week in atlanta was nothing short of amazing. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: camdyn the started the week on a high. >> i'm about to talk to tom brady. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you able to focus despite the negative fan base, aka the hearts. >> we love them. we don't hate back. everyone give camdyn a round of applause. >> reporter: after a round of applause from tom brady himself. camdyn went on to crush his correspondent duties. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: but on game day it was camdyn who performed arguably the most important job, delivering the game ball to

officials. >> see you guys later, i'm going to my seats. >> camdyn, he was amazing. the players loved him as well. t.j. is with camdyn at the college football hall of fame in atlanta. >> reporter: this is man who's been doing his thing all week here at super bowl. good morning. tell me, what was the highlight of the week. we saw you do a lot. what was the highlight. >> the highlight was when last time i was on good morning, america when tyler lockett showed up and surprised me. >> his favorite part was on "good morning america." that was cool. you got to interview lots of some of your role models. what was the highlight, favorite interview? >> deion. >> why dee john. >> because he tied my shoes. >> on the red carpet with your shoes. we appreciate seeing that. last thing here, i was just

asking you, you have to get on a plane going back home, what is it going to be like going to school? >> everybody's going to wonder, what was the experience like? was it fun? first of all, thank you for the support and everybody that basically have been helping me. >> that's awesome. >> look at that. he's giving a shout-out to people who helped him. you're going to be the man on campus. say good-bye to everybody. we appreciate you for what you do for us this weekend. strahan. >> thank you, t.j. >> adorable. adorable. so sweet, so wheat. >> deion sanders ties my

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we're back now with two women who are changing the game of comedy with their 2 dope queens podcast.

please welcome, phoebe robinson and jessica williams. 2 dope queens. [ applause ] >> okay, you two, you have new hbo special, your podcast has been top since you started it. after all these special this is going to be it for 2 dope queens, say it ain't so. >> it is so. i know, i know. >> guys, we're so famous right now we just don't have time. it's really exciting and i feel like, you know, we have done at will of seasons of the podcast that will always be available. you know, these special are amazing. we got to interview michelle obama and it's really hard to top that. >> yeah, speaking of michelle obama, you said that was the way you finished your podcast, an interview with michelle obama. you said you were impressed with her office. >> the vibes of the office were amazing. it smelled really good not just

like she was trying hard to make it smell good. it smelled amazing. open candles weren't lit. >> you're bffs now. you're going on the road to help her with her book tour. >> this saturday i'm in portland with her moderating her book tour. >> i haven't been able to do but i'm really excited to, like, do that. i'm like nervous. >> she's so chill. her bessies are like, >> you had the second series of hbo specials coming out. you did some hair braiding with lupita

>> it's not a corn row. >> okay. >> let's let it rip. >> whatever you feel like. >> i'm going to massage this scalp. i don't know if she's tendered head or not. you're going to be okay. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> let's talk about the braiding skills. >> yeah, we can talk about it. >> how are your skills. >> it was horrible. we're terrible. we just wanted to have fun with lupita. she was really competitive, too. she was like, don't take it easy on me. >> you had incredible guests on this show. who was the dream guests that you didn't get a chance to interview? >> for me that was rupaul.

i'm obsessed with rupaul. so important to pop culture. so famous. >> and oprah and gayle, obviously. >> 2 dope queens we know, jessica, you have this movie coming at corporate animals, it premiered at sundance. fantastic beast 3, you're in that movie, can you tell us anything. >> i am. what can i say won't get me taken out? >> i'm a witch. a really cool, really, you know, smart, witty professor. >> that's not going to get you in trouble. that's going to make people happy. >> phoebe, "what men want" is coming out on friday. hbo special coming out, too. to

>> taraji was amazing in it. i'm related to her. great date movie. some sports stuff in it, you may like it. >> "what men want" if only we knew. you're leaving us on a high note. thank you. congratulations on everything. 2 dope queens, jessica and phoebe. we'll be right back. their show premieres this friday on hbo. make sure you check it out. now we're going to go over to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, when it gets this warm and you walk outside, don't you go it feels so good. get used to that feeling. springlike for the next couple of days. . cincinnati, 26 on wednesday. atlanta, dallas, in the 70s, if

now one of the most exciting parts of the super bowl, the commercials. our spon sore head and shoulders is celebrating head-strong business owners in the best way. their very only super bowl spot that ran in certain parts of the country. one of them is jennifer morales, owner of smashl therapy. let's take a look at her commercial. >> a place where you smash things? that's stupid. >> but jennifer is a head-strong business owner. head and shoulders made this super bowl commercial so jennifer could stay head strong.

>> jennifer is with me now. that had to be an unbelievable feeling to see your company on the super bowl. >> i don't feel like it hit me until right now. >> you know what you do speaks to mental health. it allows people to really release. >> yes, that was the goal. just, you know, being this kid and people saying you're not going to make it out alive. you're not going to make it. to become a boxer and make it to mental health, just supporting people. i'm a director of adolescent unit at a psych hospital. let me combine my life together and make this place where people can vent and relieve stress. >> i know that later today, right, you're going to be breaking stuff. >> yes. >> hey, ginger.

>> this is exciting. >> this is xieltin i i'm sorry to steal her away. for the rams fans, giant truck and smashing things. by the way, i'm sara. >> i may stick around and do that. if you stick around right here on "gma," we have the great henry winkler, he's here live. [ applause ] . and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. than the one next door. ♪ ♪

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[ applause ] i just got a selfie with the fonz, this man who makes want to say hey.hey. now, an emmy award winning

actor. i got to witnessed that early this year, or last year. this is his latest book, "here's hank, everybody is somebody." and you're somebody we love. >> that's the reason that we wrote it. because i'd lie in bed not far from here and i would be a failure in anything other than lunch. >> 45 years almost to the day that "happy days" began to make us happy. [ applause ] did you have any idea of how iconic the character of the fonz would be -- >> no i had six lines in first show. >> what deal when they cast you and they said this is

your character? how did they describe this guy? >> they put me in a mcgregor golf jacket. i finally got into leather and gave the leather to the smi smithsoni smithsonian. >> you don't have one of the original jackets. >> i do. the first one was stolen from the department of costumes. they made five. they put them under lock and key. they took the lining out of one of them. and one of them i have. and the late great garry marshall had another. >> an incredible experience. thank you for that. on to barry, such a great show on hbo. so, you win the emmy. i had the pleasure of sitting with you right after you won it, you said you weren't going to lose that emmy for the life of

you -- >> i'm making a chain right now so i can wear it. lot of people say they use it as a door stop or it's in the bathroom. mine is on the dining room table. >> season 2 coming up. you wanted to read your favorite passage here. >> you know, i'm going to read the very end of the book. when you get this, this is the last hank ever. this is the 29th novel. >> here we go. henry winkler. >> he wanted his picture on the bulletin board of ps 87 the school i went to. >> you have 20 seconds. >> she pushed the door open. my did. she came in and sat down on the edge of the bed. i'm not little anymore. she said, you should feel really great. i do, i do, mom, i feel great. i got my picture on the bulletin

board. you see, honey, everything you do do your way. it's a gift. i know, but oue. sh left the room, kissed me on the forehead. my eyes felt heavy. the rest of me felt great. the last thought i had before i drifted off to sleep was hank zipper, some day you're going to be somebody. [ applause ] >> check out "here's hank, everybody is somebody" out now.

what a pleasure to have henry winkler with us. >> have a good day, everyone. [ applause ] - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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good morning. i'm reggie aqui. look behind me. man, it looks gray and rainy. hi, drew. >> yeah, and we're tracking downpours moving through parts of the peninsula into the south bay. down to street level we go. here's this line of light to moderate rain working through stanford, palo alto, pushing off to the east. san jose at 9:30, later on this morning, in about a half hour, expect more heavier downpours in your neighborhood. and light showers in oakland. this will continue through the afternoon and evening commute. alexis? >> all right. taking a look at the north bay, where we did have a problem near spencer on southbound 101. that was blocking a couple lanes. it did clear. now we have a new crash just north of robin williams tunnel. very heavy as you come in through the san rafael stretch. still in recovery mode if you're coming in from concord, pleasant hill, into walnut creek. >> thank you, alexis. time for "live with kelly and

ryan." see you back here at 11:00 a.m. for midday live. you can always find us at abc7news.com. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "what men want" ," taraji p. henson. and star of the drama "lords of chaos," rory culkin. if plus, so long january. say hello to fe-brew-ary. we will spill the coffee beans with the host of our java quiz. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪