good morning, good to see you. >> good to see you, as well. we have the jet stream high tailing its way down to the deep south opening the door for much colder weather and more snow

towards the d.c. area, as well as chicago around the great lakes and dipping around tennessee. low possible system, possible storm tracks. we'll continue to track with back end scattered showers. that strong jet will open the door for colder weather for the southeast and towards florida. northeast, a double dose of low pressure systems producing more snow. kendis, reena. >> paul, thank you. the white house is asking congress for $1.8 billion to fight the zika virus as the state of emergency expands in florida. the money would be used on a vaccine and other measures to protect women from the mosquito born isis. we're six months away from the summer games in brazil, home to one of the biggest zika outbreaks. u.s. olympic officials are advising athletes to get the

question. >> i don't care what kind of viruses come out, we're going to finish this one out. >> the cdc placed its command center on its highest level of alert. officials insist there's no need for panic. >> a big move by chipotle aimed at restoring customer trust. the chain closed all restaurants across account country for four hours to hold a presentation. it was broadcast live to 1550,000 employees. they urged workers to stay home when they feel sick. chipotle is trying to recover from a string of outbreaks, including the norovirus. >> starbucks rolled out its special valentine's day drinks called the molten chocolate trio. specifically from left to right here, they are the molten hot chocolate.

molt.chocolate latte. that last offering the latte is available hot or iced. at least one was impressed calling the trio one of the better things starbucks has introduced in years. >> it probably burns all your calories for a week. >> true, you have the it's valentine valentine's day. >> you've got to indulge. >> we've got to test those out. >> fat tuesday, the last day to party new orleans before the start of lent. >> the parades have ever been rolling through the streets of the big easy for weeks now. today the last few of them will take place. as usual, there will be plenty of bead tossing, celebrating in the french quarter. all the partying ends at midnight begins with ash sense. >> you know, what i found fascinating was the pope came out and said you don't need to

booze or your cars this year. >> really? >> he said you don't have to focus on that. instead sort of consider the activities of the heart this lenten season. and to treat each other i guess with kindness is what he's saying. > great. >> there goes what i was going do give up lent. lent? >> no, sobriety. conscious. you can booze it up and have a consciencous. >> i'm not sure that was quite his slogan from the vatican. >> exactly. coming up in the mex," a look inside beyonce's diggs during the super bowl. rented for $10,000 a night. peyton manning's celebration at

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for hours. four people were hurt, but not badly. pete aloupis, still onboard blames the captain. >> i really resent the fact that he put 6,000 people's lives at risk, taking us into a storm that was predicted. >> reporter: as early as wednesday, the forecast was for 30-foot waves and near hurricane-force winds. in a statement, royal caribbean apologized to passengers and turned the ship back to new jersey. due to weather forecasted for the next few days. >> the cruise line is promising passengers a full refund and more, but their vacations are ruined. steve osunsami, abc news, port canaveral, florida. >> a lot of people were looking on twitter and told their ship was sinking on twitter. can you imagine being on the boat and feeling like it was -- >> why would you sail with those sort off force winds in your path? i know it's really big ship. it's a brand new one.

so it has the latest technology. but still. >> the good news was they got to watch a super bowl. the television signals went out. >> that is the good news. the bad part is they were probably throwing up all of this. coming up, in our next half hour, the future of food shopping. 360 scanning, pay as you go, smart boards with diet info. the interactive experience you would expect from the jetsons but the future is now. the tech innovations improves how you get your groceries. >> and peyton manning enjoying his bowl win but what might he do next if he hangs up cleats?

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the paper said two guards were fired >> a picture of the empire state building as we listen to the man in black sing about the sheriff. >> snow coming down. >> beautiful picture there, live one. >> we're not sure if the sheriff is retiring from the nfl, but peyton manning is dropping hints. >> as the star qb the paper said two guards were >> a picture of the empire state building as we listen to the man in black sing about the sheriff. >> snow coming down. >> beautiful picture there, live one. >> we're not sure if the sheriff is retiring from the nfl, but peyton manning is dropping hints. >> as the star qb enjoys time at disneyland, we look back on his incredible career. we're "up all nightline" with abc's chris connelly. >> he's the oldest quarterback ever to lead his team to a super bowl victory. the underdog broncos beating cam newton's carolina panther. >> gets pass to fowler.

last rodeo or just the latest ride in the hall of fame career. >> i'll take time to reflect. i want to go his kiss my wife and my kids. i want to hug my family. i'm going to drink a lot of budweiser tonight. i promise you that. >> manning going. >> week after week, for 18 seasons with the indianapolis colts and then with the broncos. orchestrating the thrilling moments that have suspended the sports's popularity. like the colts super bowl xli win in the rain. off the field, a perennial pitch man. for papa john's. top mastodon. >> do i really look like this. >> singing under his breath for ncaawide. >> i always told my father certain players are stars but there's a unique few that are a celebrities. >> even crossing over on "saturday night live." showing a true performers comic gifts. >> i'm not saying i have, you know what i mean. >> that cynical peyton a far cry from the boy who idolize his father archie manning. > who is your favorite player?

right in my house. >> peyton would dominate before becoming the number one overall pick of the 1998 nfl draft. he beat teams with his arm and leg. >> meticulous presnap routine earned him the nickname of the sheriff putting up huge numbers even as his teams somehow felt short in the postseason. his body taking a beating. for what threatened to be a career-ending neck injury. >> the doctors and i have ever been in good constant communication. everything they're saying was everything looks good. that i'll be cleared and ready to go. >> now as he ponders his next move, his options abound. >> you could play one more season perhaps with the moving to los angeles and in desperate need of hollywood star power. and growing evidence over the tall takes.

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>> wow. >> and of the directors, 50 of the directors out of 55 were male. the directors of the commercials. >> wow. >> good spot, we did see serena williams and abby wambach and budweiser put out helen mirren and amy schumer but we need to up our game with women next year. >> speaking of the super bowl, we saw beyonce's amazing performance at the halftime show where she performed her new single "formation." proof stars are just like us. this is where beyonce spent saturday night. this beautiful house and with 270 views of san francisco bay. guess how she got this house? an air b & b >> stop it. who's is this? >> some lucky person. it's $10,000 a night. >> a night? what do you get for that. >> five bedrooms. you get these beautiful views.

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," primary day in new hampshire. the last-minute campaigning and the very early votes already counted. we'll take you live to manchester. >> dire warnings about the zika virus. serious concerns from the cdc and safety questions for olympic athletes heading to south america. >> new this half hour is, smarter shopping at the supermarket. > technology designed to speed up checkout and answer questions about the food you buy. a look at the stores of tomorrow today.

group dates to getting serious "the bachelor." our senior analyst is here with his exclusive kiss count. it's tuesday, february 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. it is a busy tuesday on this morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with the nation's second contest in the presidential campaign already under way. >> three tiny communities in new hampshire opened their polls at midnight including dixville notch with just nine registered voters. the early returns versus trump, kasich and cruz in a three-way tie among the democrats, sanders is leading clinton by 28% in an election that could be an easy victory for the vermont senator. it is your voice, your vote. we're going to get started with abc's cecile yeah vega who is covering the democrats. >> reporter: with hillary clinton in the fight of her life, her husband, bill, feeling the pressure, too.

gets, the more i wish i were just a former president, and just for a few months, not the because -- you know, i have to be careful what i say. >> reporter: the former president taking on a new role in chief, hitting bernie sanders. >> i mean, when you're making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> reporter: clinton accusing some sanders' supporters of making offensive comments online to female hillary backers. >> to vicious trolling and attacks that are literally too profane often -- not to mention sexist -- to repeat. >> reporter: when i asked about those charges -- do you think the sanders campaign is playing dirty? after a long pause, finally an answer. >> no, i believe we ought to have the same rules for everybody. and if there is -- and i think we should be straightforward and transparent about all of this. >> reporter: bill clinton, not the only hillary surrogate on the offensive. former secretary of state madeleine albright playing the gender card. >> and just remember, there's a

>> reporter: sanders feeling confident. >> join with us in making that political revolution. thank you all very much. >> reporter: this is bernie sanders final campaign stop before the voting starts. a university crowd expected to be in the thousands. this is exactly the group he needs to show up to push him to victory. cecile yeah vega, abc news, durham, new hampshire. >> what's so fascinating about new hampshire is the fact that 60% of the people usually come out and vote and they're overwhelmingly independent. they can show up to the polls and vote democrat or republican and it's having to see how they vote. huge voting bloc, so important. >> by the way, for the republicans, donald trump has held a strong lead in new hampshire. >> the undecided voters, what are they going to do? marci gonzalez is live in manchester. what is trump saying about this important race?

this. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. donald trump at his last event last night gave a speech similar to what we heard from him going into the iowa caucuses where he told people no matter what's going on in your life, how sick you are, the terrible situation you're dealing with, you have to get out to vote saying after coming in second in iowa here in new hampshire, he would be happy if he wins even by just one vote. >> he was saying it doesn't matter if your wife is breaking up with you, cheating on you, get out and vote today. but there's been a back and forth going on with trump and jeb bush all today throughout

what's with the war of words? >> i mean, this has been going on heating up over the past few days. really kind of started at the debate on saturday night when the jeb was going after trump on eminent domain and trump went after bush and told him to be quiet. so they've been going back and forth sparring with insults and all kind of things since then. today on twitter, bush seems for now at least had the last word. he said that trump is a loser, a liar and a whiner. >> high school president. >> abc's marci gonzalez live in manchester. marci, please clap now. >> stay with abc news all day

look for our wrap-up from new hampshire tomorrow morning on "world news now."" >> as wild and contentious as the presidential campaign has been, we may need to brace ourselves for even more chaos. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg confirms to the financial times" he's considering a run for the president himself as an independent. the eighth richest man in america says the current campaign is an insult to the voters. >> be interesting to see if he runs. the last day of campaigning before the new hampshire primary took place during a powerful storm that battered all of the new england. in connecticut, a tour bus skidded and crashed on i-95. more than 30 people were injured, the bus was traveling from new york city to mohegan sun casino. meanwhile, a second weather system in the upper plains triggered blizzard warnings in several states. whiteout conditions forced even tractor-trailers to pull off the roads in minnesota. several inches fell in wisconsin, as well. the storm is moving across the great lakes headed for new england and behind it, arctic air on the way to the east. in today's forecast, blustery across a wide area. more snow falls on the northeast. up to 7 inches expected, very cold with more snow in the upper midwest. the cold snap chills the southeast, too. but there's record warmth in the west. >> lucky la in the '80s and phoenix, as well. 11 in minneapolis, 60s in both miami and seattle. 50s in new orleans for fat tuesday. >> some folks trying to escape the winter were in for something else. the cruise ship they were on damaged by hurricane had force winds in the atlantic. it's heading backing to its home port in new jersey. royal caribbean ask under fire for allowing the ship to say despite warnings about a storm. the ship battered sunday by 40-foot waves and

furniture flying and forced 4500 hours. continue citing concern for the comfort of guests and more bad weather. president obama is hoping to virus asking congress for other measures aimed at protecting pregnant women from the moss quit tote born virus. as u.s. athletes decide whether to take part in the summer olympics in hard hit brazil, the cdc moved its operation center to the highest alert center. >> denver will salute the

downtown rally. the team arrived back home with the trophy yesterday. fans were at the airport to greet them and at their practice facility, as well where they arrived by bus. today thousands will line the parade route to salute the team in denver's civic center park. it seems all but certain the guy known as beast mode has played nine seasons in the nfl. he's leaning the game ranked second among active players with 74 rushing touchdowns. he's is only 29 years old. there's no question his most famous quote came at super bowl media day last year. i'm just here so i won't get find. >> we don't think we've ever done a story about a college level gymnast before but this is going viral. we may, as well. >> give props. sefhina dejesus. her floor routine this past weekend against utah knocked them out and had teammates and fans dancing along with her. >> her final tumbling pass was incredible. the crowd was calling for a perfect ten. but she received a 9.925 from

good going. i think she deserved a 10 though. >> what would have required her to get the perfect score. >> i was trying to do the math but i hesitated for a second. what's the missing factor. >> congrats to her into it helped ucla defeat utah. >> good. coming up in "the skinny," the group date. the roses. and who is getting serious "the bachelor." our senior analyst is standing by. >> also ahead, challenges for michael jackson's daughter paris. the daily struggle she faces and the help she's getting. > and smarter stores and speedier checkouts. the secrets of the supermarket of tomorrow. you're watching "world news now." the secrets of the supermarket of tomorrow. you're watching "world news now."

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>> the canopy of a gas station here los angeles fell yesterday trapping two cars that were filling up. two maintenance workers were on the canopy when they noticed cracks in it. that's when it began to giveaway. one scrambled away, one rode it down as it fell. he was slightly injured. the gas station is closed. >> we know being a teenager can be hard for anyone. but what if your dad was the late michael jackson, one of the most famous humans on the planet? trying to have a normal life can be very difficult. >> his daughter paris is the one having a tough time opening up about the pressures she's facing from fame including a struggle with alcohol. linsey davis with more. >> reporter: she's the king of

jackson is fighting back against the pressures of fame. in a now deleted rant on instagram, the late michael jackson's 17-year-old daughter tells her more than 170,000 followers she's being attacked online. saying she feels ridiculous expectations to respond to countless people she doesn't even know. leave me an sloan >> reporter: while her father aired his frustrations in his 1987 hit "leave me alone," paris is turning to so much media writing he was ripped to shreds daily. i will not let that happen to me. >> paris jackson happens to be the daughter of possibly the most famous pop star who ever lived. an so she's got more pressure than most celebrity kids. >> reporter: while it's unclear what prompted her posts, she hints she is recently has struggle with addiction writing i'm expected to literally sit all day.

since her father's death in 2009 it, paris has spent time at a therapeutic boarding school in utah, recovering from an attempted suicide in 2013. something her grandmother katherine jackson discussed with "60 minutes" australia. >> i guess she was suffering and we didn't know it. >> reporter: paris seems to liken that time in her life to the weight of stardom writing when i was 14 people were sending so much hate to the point where i was suicidal. adding while she's the only person in the public eye that she knows that responds to comments online, an apparently that's not enough. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> people don't realize comments can be so hurtful to someone. especially a teenager. >> people are on their couch sending comments on twitter and targeted to teenagers. that's tough. >> we wish her the best of luck. >> coming up, the night "the bachelor" got serious. our analyst breaks it down for us. >> plus, kris jenner responds to

"the skinny" up next.

skinny, so skinny skinny, so skinny welcome back, skinny time on tuesday morning. that means a critical review of last night's super dramatic episode of abc's "the bachelor."

analyst, jack sheehan himself. >> brought the bouquet this morning to reflect the fact that "the bachelor" got serious last night. we didn't want to do the whole entrance thing. forget about that. i'm sitting here, let's do this. seriously, no doubt. first some housekeeping. jennifer she's gone. then ben and the nine survivors went to the bahamas. kayla went on a one-on-one date with ben. they got the rose. group date, ben, the women and a bunch of pigs. >> a bunch of pigs? >> a bunch of pigs that we'll see in the water. there they are. >> real pigs. >> yes.

so it must have ever been. they were hanging out with them, they're feeding them. the pigs were rather aggressive. jojo had the line of the night. she said "it was like a bar in dallas. there were pigs everywhere." amanda on the group date gets the rose. that was leah looking concerned. leah then goes over to ben's room to visit. she's trying to throw our girl lauren b. under the bus. >> no, she didn't. >> she's telling him lauren b. isn't the same person as she is in front of ben. you know, in front of the girls. she's a different person. you get the idea what i'm trying to say. ben's not having it. ben's like, she's being catty, she's not being genuine. ben's like girl, you got to go. leah is shown the door. last chance desperate attempt. last chance saloon as they call it in british soccer. see you, leah. she is gone. the two-on-one date, this was the real showdown of the

and emily so somebody's going home. >> it's a lurk. >> it was windy. you get the whole deal. on a private island. when it was all said and done, olivia was basically left behind. >> no. >> yeah. so basically the world has mercifully been saved from olivia. she was about as upset, olivia afterwards as cam newton was after the super bowl. >> that upset. >> that was upset. see you later. >> she was the anchorwoman, right? >> she was the anchorwoman, who knows. but anyway, thankfully olivia i is gone. the rose ceremony, there was no cocktail party. ben said forget about that. he said it was emotionally

comes down to it, it's the end of the road for lauren h. we've thinned out the crowds of kiss count, kiss count also reflecting the seriousness of the episode last night. less than half. they'll at it again next week. there's six women left, caila, our girl lauren b. analyst out. >> senior analyst jack sheehan. thank you, sir, so much. >> thanks, jack. so we're going to turn now to some other headlines. kris jenner mother to the kardashians and the world's best momager. >> in the new issue of "harper's bazaar" magazine, she opens up about her fame and everything that comes with it including this photo shoot taken by terry richardson poking fun at her kardashian lifestyle by posing as a ringleader of the circus. >> there was a much more serious moment when jenner was asked about her serious criticism she sold out her family for fame.

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>> it's really smart. >> how does it work? >> by identifying the barcode. >> reporter: okay. >> by scanning it. placing it down on this infield belt. >> reporter: right. >> which includes a weighing system. >> that system can't be fooled either. if i scan this. >> you can try it. right? >> but you put down that instead. >> i put that one, yeah. >> it doesn't go because it knows thissent isn't on the conveyor belt. >> if i remove this one -- >> there it goes. >> want to skip the checkout lane all together. a new app lets you scan bar codes as you shop, pay on your phone and go. it adds up to a checkout that puts you in the virtual express lane. tina trinh, abc news, no. >> i love my grocery store. i probably spend two or three times a week at the store. >> two or three times your paycheck probably at the store. >> look how our graphics department happened to have that ready. >> i do think that's spam. >> it's pasta and canned tomatoes. don't miss our updates on

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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." early primary returns are in as three tiny new hampshire towns voted at midnight. the rest of the state follows this morning. full primary coverage ahead. >> former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is calling the presidential campaign an insult to the voters. he tells the financial times" that he may yet launch his own run for president as an independent candidate. rough ride. the cruise ship rocked by giant waves and hurricane force winds heading back to new jersey with thousands of shaken passengers.

sail even though the storm was forecast for days. and the super bowl champs denver broncos will be saluted by fans today during a downtown parade and rally. the team arrived home yesterday following sunday's victory over carolina. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, february 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning to you. the early votes already cast in new hampshire. >> three tiny communities in the granite state have counted 65 votes with trump, kasich and cruz in a three-way tie and sanders outpacing clinton nearly 2-1.

marci gonzalez in manchester, new hampshire. morning, marci. >> good morning. the endless events here are now over. the candidates made their final pitches to the voters and are now just waiting to see if it all paid off. the first votes are in. >> got the result. >> after three small precincts in new hampshire cast their ballots at midnight. >> you have john r. kasich, we have three. on the democratic side, we have four votes cast for bernie sanders. none for hillary. >> with the rest of the granite state hours away from making their decision. >> i want this job because i love this country. >> the candidates worked into the night to win them over. >> this is sort of our final love fest, all right? because tomorrow you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what. >> reporter: donald trump still ahead by double digits in the polls, leading marco rubio. >> i need your vote. >> reporter: and ted cruz. >> at this point it's all about. >> trump drawing huge crowds and borrowing a message from democrat bernie sanders. it's a movement, folks. it's a movement. >> reporter: sanders with what he calls a revolution is ahead of hillary clinton by the 23

>> tomorrow, the people of new hampshire will have the opportunity to say that enough is enough. >> reporter: clinton though feeling confident. believe >> with bill and chelsea's help hoping for a repeat of the success she had he in new hampshire in 2008. >> i will get up every day and do all that i can to make a real difference for you. your families and our country. >> and while there are clear front-runners the outcome could end up being much different with about 44% of voters here still undecided. kendis and reena? >> so it should be a long day there in new hampshire. thank you, marci. saucy language was tossed around during a campaign stop for trump. last night in the manchester, it happened as the front-runner mentioned his chief rival texas senator ted cruz and a woman shouted out a obscenity. he asked her to repeat it.

>> she said she's a [ expletive ]. that's tara. tara? >> trump gently reprimanded the woman for using the term, telling her never to repeat it again. cruz's campaign responded reminding trump who won the iowa caucuses. >> senator marco rubio is coming under fire after saturday night's debate from two the of his chief opponent. bush and christie are criticizing for what christie called his memorized 25-second speech. tom llamas is covering the rubio campaign. >> the next president of the united states of america, marco rubio! >> reporter: senator mark rubio hoping new hampshire voters have short memories. >> marco!

>> reporter: but on the trail today, voters bringing up that debate debacle. >> saturday night, you didn't do too good, but i'm still rooting for you. >> i feel good about it. we raised a lot of money online. >> reporter: i asked the senator if he's going to change his message. 24 hours to go, right? you're going to stick to the lines, even those in the debate they are criticizing you for, right? >> we're not going to change our message the entire campaign. right up to the general election when we defeat hillary clinton. barack obama is doing terrible damage to america. >> reporter: you still feel momentum? >> i wish more republicans would say that. >> reporter: you still feel momentum? >> absolutely. every day, we have more people

we really do. >> reporter: for rubio, the timing couldn't be worse. undecided vote others telling me, the debate moment stuck with them. >> i personally didn't think rubio did so well. i think he kind of got beat up on. >> rush limbaugh acknowledging the debate wasn't his finest moment but president obama executed a plan to transform america nook something it was not intended to ob. rush said that's a line more americans should be using. >> look for more live coverage from new hampshire in our next half hour as the votes are counted. stay with abc news for complete coverage. we're going to turn our focus now to the zika virus. president obama asking congress for nearly $2 billion to battle the disease. state of emergency in florida expanded yet again. now spanning seven counties. but will the virus stop u.s. olympians in their tracks? we get more from abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: big questions about travel to brazil, home of one of the biggest outbreaks of the zika virus. and the 2016 summer games. with the olympics six months away, and an estimated half million people expected to attend, the real dilemma is for the athletes. >> it's very difficult to give advice to people who have devoted the last x number of years, training for that. the cdc and the nih can just give them the facts and the evidence-based information. >> reporter: the u.s. olympic committee is advising athletes to listen to the cdc, while olympic officials in rio are trying to downplay the threat.

officer tells us, members of the u.s. women's soccer team, who have won three consecutive olympic gold medals, are taking all necessary precautions in regard to the zika virus. for 33-year-old u.s. sprinter deedee trotter, there's no question at all. >> i don't care what kind of viruses and stuff come out, we're going to finish this one out. >> reporter: rising concern about the zika virus prompted the white house to ask congress for $1.8 billion to help deal with the threat. linsey davis, abc news, new york. the president of a fraternity at core any university will be in court this morning to face attempted rape antoine other charges. wolfgang ballinger was arrested for an incident a week ago. a student accused her of abusing her in his room at psi epsilon. he has been jailed since turning himself in on thursday.

>> strong winds and dry conditions raising the wildfire threat from kansas to central texas. gusts up to 50 miles an hour fueled several fires around oklahoma city. smoky conditions caused several accidents on interstate 44 before authorities shutdown the westbound lanes. wind gusts are expected to reach 30 miles an hour today. and blowing snow and icy conditions caused this tour bus accident on i-95 in connecticut. the dangerous weather part of a major winter storm battering coastal new england on monday. the accident injured more than 30 people. threw of them critically. the bus was traveling from new york city to the mohegan sun ca sin though. >> here's one indication how popular drones are these days. the faa says there are now more registered drone operators in the u.s. than registered planes.

drone owners. that's about 5,000 more than the number of registered aircraft. the drone registration program was launched just before christmas to track operators who break the rules. >> jet lag is one of the worst things about making a long trip. now researchers have found a new way to fight it. a study done at stanford university says sleeping amid short flashes of light the night before your trip can help you speed up the process of adjusting to a different time zone. that so-called light therapy is a way of speeding up the brain's adjustment to time changes. >> what are you saying? sleep with the disco ball. >> pretty much. it's not hot flashes you're having. it's just you're getting used to jet lag. >> i don't know about that one. >> me either. >> he hollywood stars who

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thing. >> reporter: high school senior and teen pageant winner lexie helps student resist that urge. >> step one. >> say nothing else. >> step two. >> don't retaliate. >> experts say children bullied often become bullies themselves. lexie has been a target. >> people who cyberbully anonymously are cowards and that's all they are. >> some do it for power, some think it's funny. >> dr. susan bartell says children are still developing impulse control and their parents need to get involved. >> your child who is the bully, even if they're doing did for childhood reasons that later in life will be meaningless can have a police record. >> what if your child is the cyberbully? one study found more than 80% of young people think it's easier to get away with bullying online than in person like at school. >> i wanted to create this

so parents would feel a little relief knowing and trusting that their kid could use these social media platforms and text messages. >> reporter: michele joel shows us one of several tech solutions for parents. her software my social sitter uses algorithms to filter. when a teen types a negative message, it gets blocked. parents get notified. >> if you love your kids, keep up with the technology. >> diana gibson hasn't gotten supervising software yet but says all parents need to police their children's cyberlives. >> it's real. you know, kids will put things on twitter and they can get in a lot of trouble for it. >> reporter: megan hughes, abc news, harper's ferry, west virginia. >> this is why i'm grateful there was no social media when i was in high school. it's so devastating when you're at that age specially. >> coming up, firing up the new year. >> the breathtaking light show in china and its dedicated artist braving the cold and the heat.

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>> reporter: in this remote corner of china, the night skylights up with a remarkable and unique kind of fireworks. few people in the world will ever get the chance to see them. these breathtaking and extreme pyrotechnic displays that welcome in the lunar new year are known as dash u kwa made by brave blacksmiths hurling molten iron against a wall causing sparks to rain down. it is one of the blacksmith's [ speaking foreign language ] take you to learn how to do that? >> reporter: first they melt the metal at 2900 degree heat. >> the warmest place in the entire show. during the performance, the men are only protected by a sheep skin vest and a wide brim hat. >> do you feel it's dangerous

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music to steve harvey's ears. so when he popped up during that super bowl ad, you saw it, it was nice to see that he made it out of the scandal and to the other side. >> not only that, he's now having fun with the flub proving it's not whether you win or lose. well, okay, apparently that does matter. >> reporter: leave it to steve harvey. >> listen, folks, i have to an pol jazz. >> reporter: to turn a big blunder. >> i have to apologize miss universe 2015 is philippines. >> reporter: into big laughs. >> verizon got it wrong. yes, not me. >> reporter: the t-mobile super bowl add poking fun at his december hosting mishap when he announced wrong winner at the miss universe panel gent. >> it was a tough thing that happened but after awhile you got to start smiling about this. i liked te mobile and love the concept. nice little big at myself.

going behind the scenes with the comedian he shot his big ad for the big game. have to apologize. those were last year's numbers it says it right here on the card. i'm not taking responsibility on huh-uh, verizon got it wrong, yes, not me. >> reporter: after all the controversy, harvey now says he's finally able to laugh at it. >> when something major happens that's kind of negative in your life, you got to ride the storm out. whoever thought that this mishap with miss universe would turn into a super bowl commercial. >> yes, not me. >> a super bowl windfall is more like it. man, he's just rolling in the deep right now. >> i'm a huge fan of steve's. i think he's so funny. >> he's a good guy. >> he turned lemons into lemonade. >> yes, did he. >> he was really hurt by it though but he recovered.