have a good day. good morning, america. weather whiplash. a wild swing in temperatures and slick roads spark major accidents. a massive pileup overnight. 17 reported tornadoes in the south destroying homes, businesses, and cars. and a new batch of bad weather moving in right now. just four days until the next showdown, jeb bush calling on his brother to charm voters. >> i've been -- misunderestimated most of my life. >> as donald trump unleashes a tirade against the bushes and ted cruz. >> aye never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. >> now threatening to take cruz to court. donald trump is joining us live this morning. stunning revelation. the wrestling superstars now speaking out about the secret they kept for so long. why wwe star daniel bryan's wife agreed to keep quiet about her husband's concussions, the ones

everybody and the grammys rocking all night long. lionel richie saying "hello" to music's biggest night. taylor swift taking home a huge award and taking on kanye west. >> you don't let those people side-track you. we could be heroes just for one day >> and lady gaga with an out-of-this-world tribute to david bowie. this is ground control to major tom >> this morning, the secrets behind that electrifying night only on "gma." and good mork, america. boy, what a night at the grammys. let's take a look at the lionel richie medley, joined on stage by john legend, demi lovato, luke bryan.

"hello." >> and the david bowie medley. >> everybody wanted to hear adele perform. easily one of the most anticipated moments of the night. however beset by technical difficulties. what she's saying about them this morning. first, to the major winter storm spawning tornadoes that tore through the south. 15 states on alert this morning, from north carolina all the way up to maine. that storm also dropping a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and rain across 1200 miles. it's blamed for thousands of accidents. mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, slick, sleety roads leading to wreck after wreck. >> there's a lot of icy spots. >> reporter: early this morning, this massive pileup in pennsylvania, just north of scranton on i-81, semi trucks hitting each other. crushing cars in their path. rescue crews are on the scene. there are reports of multiple injuries. the ice-covered interstate

many cars unable to get traction. over,000 wrecks in 24 hours across 17 states. virginia seeing more than 500. it wasn't just miserable road conditions. tornadoes touching down in the south. on the florida/alabama border, a tornado damaging homes and dropping trees on cars. in louisiana, a reported tornado ripping the roof off this car wash and tossing it into this pizza hut. cell phone video capturing the panicked patrons moments after. >> you're all right, mom. you're all right. >> reporter: only minor injuries. this morning, in mississippi, they're cleaning up after a tornado may have touched down there. three homes completely destroyed. here at the charlotte airport, it's a wet, slick mess. already 25 flights canceled. nearly 400 across the country and growing. amy? >> all right, mary. thank you for the latest on that.

sticking around long. the temperatures have been jumping up and down the past few days. a 50-degree swing for millions. >> in some cases, a 60-degree swing. we're in the upper 40s here in manhattan manhattan. sunday, nigh news one in new york. today, well into the 50s. before that, it will be windy, too, by the way. before that happens, pockets of cold air. it's a slick commute just outside of d.c. they just bumped up. heavy rain in baltimore, washington, d.c., back through west virginia. flood watches are posted for this rain. all snow from buffalo back through western pennsylvania and veer weather across parts of south tl physical. a massive, mass i have storm. as you mentioned, all sorts of wild swings. a difficult commute this morning and afternoon. >> you could feel the difference when you came to work this morning. >> baig difference.

the gop primary just four days away, jeb bush brings in his big brother to take on donald trump. trump doubles down on his attacks against bush, ted cruz, the entire republican establishment. tom llamas has more. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. that crowd last night loved seeing president bush. voters i speak to afterwards said it added a layer of legitimacy to jeb bush's campaign. donald trump says it's too late to save jeb and that his campaign is going nowhere. the bush campaign calling in the big gun. president george w. bush, hoping south carolina voters deliver for jeb like they did for w. >> i've been misunderestimated most of my life. >> reporter: the former president turning on the charm. >> i've written two books, which has surprised a lot of people, particularly up east, who didn't think i could read, much less write. >> reporter: then, not calling him by name, but definitely

>> in my experience, the strongest person usually is not the loudest one in the room. >> reporter: and jeb also showing he's ready to fight. ditching his glasses and saying trump's recent criticisms of 9/11 are out of line for a republican. >> i thought it was a little strange that a front running candidate would attack the president of the united states. >> reporter: but trump defiant. >> i've heard for years, he kept the country safe after 9/11. what does that mean after? what about during 9/11? i was there. the worst take ever in this country was during his presidency. >> reporter: trump, who polls have leading in south carolina, says jeb bush started this fight by attacking him with negative ads. >> his brother came today. i don't think it will happen. >> reporter: while trump takes on the bushes, he's also calling senator ted cruz a liar. >> i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz.

christian? >> reporter: trump threatening to take cruz to court over the fact that he was born in canada if he doesn't stop airing what apologize apologize. cruz could be trump's toughest competition in the palmetto state. >> if you live 50 years of your life and you have never said or done or written anything to prove you're conservative, you apt. >> reporter: and this morning, senator ted cruz set to make a major announcement when it comes to national security. back to trump now. last night, the bushes were not the only ones scaring off with the billionaire. vice president dick cheney also came out slamming trump, calling him a liberal democrat that he is sounding like a liberal democrat when he takes the bush administration over 9/11.

a republican candidate in a pitch battle with the previous president and presidential candidate. >> he was telling me all sorts of things in a debate and other places. finally, i said, hey, look. he was saying how safe things were. i said, excuse me, the world trade center came down doururing your brother's administration. i have never met the brother. you can't bring out the brother, say what a wonderful job he did. it's a baseball game. they got 20 runs in the first inning, after that, the team played well. the world trade center came down and thousands of people, many of whom i knew, many people that i knew died in the world trade sent person that happened in the bush presidency, which is you know, you have to bring that out also. >> are you standing by your contention that president bush lied about weapons of mass destruction? a bipartisan commission says there's no evidence to back that up.

i know the cia and other agencies knew something bad was going to happen. they did nothing about it. they did not get along, if you look at the records. they got along horribly, the heads of the cia and other agencies. were not speaking. and osama bin laden, who i learned about two years before the world trade center came down pip wrote about him in my book. he was bad dude. he should have been taken out. and one other thing, george. had we had my immigration policies in effect, those people wouldn't have been in the country for the most part. >> let's move to ted cruz. you said you want an apology in him, for him on take his ads down. he's not doing that. he's doubling down. are you going to court today to challenge his candidacy? >> let me tell you. i have dealt with many people over my lifetime. i've been very successful. i've dealt with people tougher than him. i have never dealt with anybody

even rubio, marco rubio, which is hard for a politician to do. he called him a liar. i said, wow, i have never heard that from a politician. ted cruz is a liar. he outright lies. my whole thing is obamacare, we're going the repeal it and replace it. he says, i love it. i'm going to keep it. on the second amendment, nobody is stronger on the second amendment than i am. he said, donald trump wants to get rid of the second amendment. he'll say whatever he wants to say. i actually think he's a very unstable person. i really believe that. i think he's a very unstable person. i have never had somebody take something you believe in and say the exact opposite. on sunday, or saturday evening, right after the vote, he'll apologize. >> are you going to follow through on your pledge to file a

>> it was -- what he did to ben carson is a disgrace. he wrote a fraudulent voter paper. a voter violation paper. he apologized immediately after the votes were cast. frank lirks that should taken away from him. that election from iowa should be taken away from him. he was born in canada. some saying he doesn't have the right to run for president because of the fact he was born in canada, lived there for years. under that theory, winston churchill. take a look. he was born in canada. you talk about a natural-born citizen. according to many great lawyers, i've been looking at this strongly. >> i'll ask you again, are you going to file suit (i'm thinking about it very seriously, george. i don't know yet. we're thinking about it. >> mr. trump, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> always interesting, george. also interesting, the democratic race.

days away. the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is getting fierce. as hillary tries to avoid another upset. se sell cecilia vega is here. >> reporter: here's the reality. bernie sanders has the momentum on his side after the double-doesn't new hampshire win. her team is nervous about what could come. hillary clinton in nevada making her case. >> i'm hoping to get your support. >> reporter: one hand shake. >> i need your help. >> reporter: after the next. >> voters have a choice between where i stand and my opponent. >> reporter: where she stands this morning, hoping to avoid an embarrassing nevada upset. overnight, bernie sanders fired up. traded in nevada for michigan and massive rally with nearly 10,000 supporters. >> leadership sabt standing up for what's right even when it is

>> reporter: clinton stayed behind, skipping a campaign stop in florida, sending her husband instead. you thing they're nervous in nevada? should they be? >> it's a caucus. anytime you have a caucus, it's more unpredictable. so it's better for her to stay there. >> reporter: bill clinton interrupted by this trump supporter. the former president firing back. >> i took his money for my foundation where i used it to better than he's using it now, i'll guarantee you. >> reporter: from the loud to the strange. hillary clinton focused on republicans, too. during a story about a political ad featuring a dog, she began barking. yes, barking. >> we need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, oh, you know, the great recession was caused by too much regulation. [ barking like a dog ] >> reporter: yeah, clinton aides

very tight race in nf mf. a victory depending on turnout. today is about wooing a constituency she's been trying to win. >> what are we going see next? >> reporter: i don't know. don't ask me about the barking. that's all i know. we'll get the latest on the supreme court. funeral plans for justice antonin scalia have not been announced yet. both parties brace for an epic the court. senate republicans now a united front against any nominee from president obama. >> reporter: they sure are. from the most conservative to moderates, they're all saying the president should not be the replacement. meantime, the white house says the president is deeply engaged in choosing a nominee and senior aides are talking to democrats on the the hill, sounding out

>> okay, jon karl, thank you very much. now to music's biggest night. what a night it was at the grammys. full of unbelievable performances. surprises. tributes. chris connelly was there for all of it. >> reporter: the 58th annual grammys. a tale of sound. i can't feel my face when i'm with you >> reporter: and fury. and signified. alexander hamilton >> reporter: take taylor swift. accepting her album of the year award with a call to female empowerment. >> i want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success. or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> reporter: along the way, throwing shade at 100 miles an west. who declared in a new song --

>> it was you and the people who love you who put you there. hello >> reporter: no, not that hello. democrat me lovato. part of a lionel richie medley. sing my song, everybody all night long >> reporter: on the red carpet, eager anticipation for rapper kendrick lamar. >> i hope he wins everything. >> reporter: he won five, including best rap album. >> this boy hip hop. >> reporter: he won the hearts of his peers with this galvanizing performance. adds we proceed to give you what you need >> reporter: steeped in the imagery and emotion of the black lives matter movement. this is ground control to major tom >> reporter: also delivering live, lady gaga, with a tribute to david bowie that ran the gam mutt of his ever-transformative

fame, fame, fame, fame >> reporter: and of the night he won his first grammy. yourself >> reporter: justin bieber strumming and singing the songs that put his own career back on track. adele seemed set to soar. remember us >> reporter: but ended her night responding to widespread social media speculation that technical issues had snarld her song, tweeting -- the piano mikes fell on to the piano strings. while much of the grammy evening hailed heroes of the past. take it easy >> reporter: the eagles, reunited just weeks after the passing of frontman glenn frey. save me >> reporter: however, word from those gentlemen honoring their fallen colleague. it's the music business. i figure someone is out there

>> you got that right. chris, thank you so much. amazing moment, that eagles moment was. tremendous. we have so much more on musing's big night. the highs, the lows. exclusive behind the scenes details that chris is still gathering. want to go back to rob on the wind storm. >> so many facets to the storm. the last one is the wind.

parts of ma it's 7:19. wind out there this morning. we have showers. need your rain gear, it's 49 degrees. it's 30 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. coastal flood advisory for suffolk county, south shore of nassau county. some showers up the hudson river. the big body of rain is getting close toward washington, d.c., surging our way by 1:00 today. that will be here through the afternoon, gusty winds, very heavy rain. >> everybody warming up on the east coast. nothing compared to so cal. coming up here on "gma," former new york governor eliot spitzer speaking out about the police investigation. and the wwe superstar couple

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coastal flood advisory for the southeast wind will be around 30, 40 miles an hour and push in some flooding problems, running the tide, a foot and a half above normal. our rain is down to our south. our temperatures warm in the mid 50s. noontime, 3:00, and then clears out by this evening. so we'll have gusty winds of 30, 40 miles an hour, and have sunshine coming back tomorrow and through the weekend. ken. >> thank you, sir. time now to check the commute. >> this accident behind me, this is route 4 near the george washington bridge. a lot of activity. we'll head over to our maps. this is route 4 near the george washington bridge. 78 east between exits 48 and 49. an accident in the express lanes. q trains have been repaired and we also have the lower level of grand central terminal open. all of our mass transit doing okay.

7:27. developing now in brooklyn, a man is dead after getting into an argument. the woman stabbed him several times in front of the restaurant on 8th avenue and sunset park. it happened just after 10:00 p.m. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police still looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly deadly shooting in brooklyn. gary walker and another man was shot outside a home on east 56th street in east flatbush. walker was killed. the other man is recovering at a hospital. police say the victims were in a dispute with as many as three men prior to that shooting. and beyonce protesters are gearing up to rally. the protest is inspiredly the singer's halftime super bowl performance where she appeared

lives matter movement. the group proud of the blues claim beyonce -- in support of her song, both rallies begin about 8:00 this morning. that's the news for now, wwe superstar, daniel and his wife speak out for the first time about his shocking decision to

welcome back to "gma." so many eyes on the terrible weather moving in this morning. already sparking big wrecks and that huge pileup in pennsylvania overnight. now, a new batch of bad weather is set to move in very soon. >> rain up and down the coast. also right now, democrats and republican candidates ramping up attacks. just four days to the primary in south carolina. donald trump saying he's seriously considering suing ted cruz, as george w. bush joining the trail to support his brother jeb. fans of the force will rejoicing. the next film will start shooting on monday. also this morning, jesse palmer went to the dogs. >> that's right. behind the scenes at the 140th westminster dog show. some of the new breeds you'll see. who is is the favorite to take

award ps. you like dogs, that's a fun afternoon. i was carrying dog hair home on my jacket. i picked up so many dogs. first, the headline about former new york governor eliot spitzer. police are investigating an encounter with a young woman at a hotel. the young woman has recanted previous allegations. >> reporter: this is the story plastering the front pages of new york payers this morning. police looking at surveillance cameras from the plaza hotel and the hospital. as part of their investigation. >> use nonlethal force whenever possible. >> reporter: this morning, eliot spitzer underscrutiny after police say they were called to the famed plaza hotel saturday night.

svetlana travis, allegedly getting into an argument. travis telling police at one point the former governor choked her, later recanting that statement. >> be advised, the edp is in room 1541 of the plaza hotel. she's having a nervous breakdown. >> reporter: police telling and that the two had been in a romantic relationship for about two years. spitzer's lawyer speaking out saying there was no criminal activity on the part of mr. spitzer. he had agreed to meet her at a room, where she threatened to harm herself. the former governor trying to keep her calm. travis later taken for evaluation at a psychiatric hospital. it's not spitzer's first brush with controversy. >> i've disappointed and failed to live up to the standard i've set for myself. >> reporter: in 2008, the married father of three was

york, resigning after becoming involved in a sex scandal with ashley d urk pree. now to the stunning announcement rocking the wrestling world. one of the wwe's biggest stars, suddenly calling it quits because of concussions. now, daniel bryan and his wife, a fellow wrestling star, are speaking out. kayna whitworth sat down with them and has the latest from anaheim, california. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: good morning to you. daniel bryan's wife, bree bella, performed last night on monday night raw. that show reaches 13 million people weekly. her performance last night was emotional. he's best known for making and taking big slams in the ring. >> fairytale is --

former wrestling superstar daniel bryan and his wife, bree bella, are speaking out. after bryan announced his rooichlt on stage last week after a string of concussions. >> i have loved this in a way that i have never loved anything else. the more con ugs cans you have, the more susceptible you are to them. >> reporter: some of those concussions lead to seizures. something bryan tried to keep private. at first, not telling bree, a wwe total diva and pro wrestlers herself. >> i was with him after one of his seizures after a concussion. i lost it. >> i just implored her, please don't say anything to anybody. if i tell them if i have a concussion, they're not going let me do what i do anymore. >> it was hard on me. i was sitting there like, if i do say something, then it will, you know, it could -- i wouldn't know what it would do for him. he's work sod hard. but i didn't.

>> reporter: i think a lot of people think pro wrestling is fake. is what you're doing in the ring real? >> it's not real. it's not fake. when you get slammed, you get slammed. i'm helping him slam me. >> reporter: but you're getting injured? >> yes. >> reporter: last year, he was side lined after having surgery on his neck. the wwe taking him off the roster. >> doctor said, i can't in good conscience allow you to risk yourself like that. >> athletes are like thoroughbreds. they'll run themselves into the ground. >> reporter: the wwe hasn't always been as protective. in 2015, wrestlers filing suit, accusing the wwe of failing to diagnose concussions and sending people into the ring injured. including chris benoit, who after his death, was found to

the brain disease linked to hard hits. the wwe telling us that lawsuit has no merit and we'll vigorously contest it. >> our rep rees are taught to look for science. our talent themselves are made aware of snins themselves and in each other. >> reporter: as for bryan and bella's future, they're hoping to start a family. for wrk we fans, that might mean another retirement aannouncement. and soon. >> feeling and seeing everything he went through, i feel it's time for me to hang up the boots. it will be hard on me, as well. but that day is very close. >> reporter: brie telling me we can expect the retirement announcement some time this sum person in the meantime, bryan saying he wants to now spend his time educating young athletes concussions. amy and george? ment he's dawn lot of it. >> thank you so much. kol upg, answering the big grammys questions.

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back now with the highs and the louse from last night's grammy show. we have behind the scenes secrets. to rihanna's last minute absence. to lady gaga's epic tribute. >> reporter: from the very first notes, the viewers at home wondered about the strange clang. my heart >> reporter: was it an out of sync triangle player? whatever it was, it did not fit with the littling notes of adele's "all i ask."

in the grammy's mother anticipated performance, adele looked briefly panicked by soldiered on. receiving standing ovation. but that was though consolation to her fans. vepting on twitter, the audio engineer is a lot like a football kicker. no one knows who row areyou are. make a mistake and the world comes after you. others wondering if a performer who came after her warmed up on stage. tweeting, it was bieber's guitar ruining the performance. adele solved the mystery. the piano mikes fell on to the piano strings. that was the guitar sound. because of it, though, i'm treating myself to an in and out. so maybe it was worth it. another big question of the night, what happened to rihanna? the pop powerhouse was scheduled

she attended reversal during the day, where witnesses said, she killed it. shortly before her performance, she was put on a 48-hour vocal rest, following a vocal chord hemorrhage. she tweeted out #navy, so sorry i couldn't be there. meanwhile, pop a fish nad does wondering how lady gaga pulled off that tribute to david bowie. her face transforms into iconic bowie characters. abbie boudreau got an exclusive look at how she did it. teaming with intel. they gave us a look at this ring, tapping into the power of computers almost five times faster than regular once. turning the stage into a 4-d animated wonderland. >> we wanted to create an expression of david bowie's magic but also to show that

with technology. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> >> mission accomplished. well deserved. the academy president said, to adele's credit, he skilled it. fantastic job, pro that she is. i'm glad she treated herself to an inand out bugger. >> she knew right way something was wrong. >> her eye. watching it. you felt for her. >> great job fighting through it. >> absolutely. >> she still sounded amazing. coming up, jeszse taking us behind the scenes. new breeds making a debut. who is the favorite? jesse will answer all of that. and hopefully get a lint brush for his jacket, next. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free.

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we're back with the show going to the dogs. so many talented pups parading around madison square garden last night. all hoping the charm the judges. jesse got to go backstage with the contenders. as they got ready for their hey, jesse.

this year's field is bigger than ever. look at the seven new breeds joining the competition. i had the chance to go behind the scenes. trying to get the answer to the question we all have, who will be the best in show? i'm at the 140th westminster dog show. over 3,000 dogs here. including seven brand-new breeds. all competing for one thing and one thing only. best this show. >> it's overwhelming. it's like the world series for us. if you get here and you win, it's like nothing else in the world. >> reporter: the competition monday night wud rough. the houpds, nonsporting, and herding dogs sending one top dog to go head to head with the sporting, working dogs, and terriers going head to head tonight. i couldn't leave without saying hello to my favorite, the french bulldog. don't be jealous. good morning, america. and tully gave me the silent

but we're good now. the wire fox terrier has won more than any other breed, 14 time. people in vegas like the german shepherd at 4 to 1 odds to win t all. and speaking of tully, the pup that i own. the french bulldog is a long shot. >> oh, but she's won your heart. >> it's her world. i just live in it. >> that's best in your show. >> all up to one judge. >> i should take that. >> one judge makes the choice. >> you're right. it's unbelievable. incredible. it will all end tonight. these people love their dogs. it is -- it's own world. >> you know what, jesse, it's going to get hairy. >> the best in show winner will appear right here first on "gma" tomorrow morning. >> exclusive interview. >> whoo. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now.

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eyewitness news brief. >> good morning, it's 7:56 this tuesday, february 16. i'm ken rosato. it's an accuweather alert day with heavy rain on the way. we check in with meteorologist, bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> 51 degrees going to be your 8:00 temperature. 37 in kingston. the last of the cold spot. 33 midtown. down in that valley. the warm air is urging up from the south. 51 in northern jersey with the southeast wind. a coastal flood advisory through the day for long island. showers are popping up in the hudson river valley. the flood ting rains are down to our south. start rolling in around 11:00, and should be gone by 6:00. temperatures into the mid 50s today with this heavy rain and wind that will be around 30- mile an hour with gusts to 40 and then the sunshine returns tomorrow. so very careful, have all your

>> we may now check the commute with heather. >> it's on 78 east. lanes. 43. we have ten minutes inbound george washington bridge, closed down because of a disabled bus. the holland is a 25 minute delay. grand central terminal has been reopened. so metro north is moving. we have path trains with some doing okay. long island, no major problems to report and route 4 both ways near the george washington bridge, accident activity street cleaning rules are in effect. over to you. >> developing right now; a man is dead after getting into an argument with a woman. the woman stabbed jang several times in front of the restaurant. it happened around 10:00 p.m. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the woman is in custody. and that is the news for now.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. an emergency landing. >> alaska 1 we're declaring an emergency. smoke in the airplane. pilots battling smoke in the cockpit. moments after take yaufr from d.c. also this morning, the stunning picture from open remarks showing off her slim down figure. why she's revealing that meditation and teaming up with guru deepak chopra could be the key. we'll hear from chopra himself this morning. and it was a knockout night at the grammys. gwen stefani stunning in a live music video. >> thank you to the grammys pip love you so much. >> and sofia vergara with a peekaboo popup with pit bull.

how she's staying happy, healthy, and the best advice from her superstar mom, gold dooegoldie hawn, as we say -- >> good morning, america. good morning, america. good morning, kate hudson right there. a new book out called "pretty happy." amy, you're going to talk to her in a bit. >> i am. i'm very excited. we have her breakfast here. oatmeal with raisins and walnuts. this is her lemon ginger detox tea. >> i'll say. >> it's got a kick. >> how she stays fit and fierce coming up. >> if it works for her, cheers, my friend. whoo. it does have a kick. and music's biggest night wowed viewers. the artists got a shock of jimmy

all in honor of the grammys. this one from mumford and sons. got a lot of laughs. >> i love how music takes you away to another place. like mumford & sons is playing at this restaurant, so now i'm going to another restaurant. >> that's pretty good. >> they're so funny. >> that is coming up. to amy with the morning rundown. we begin with the major travel delays because of a winter storm battering the east coast. thousands of crashes blamed on the slick roads from the carolinas to new england. federal agencies in washington are opening three hours late this morning. at the airports, hundreds of flights have been cancel fpd storm also spawning tornadoes leaving a trail of damage in the florida panhandle and mississippi. it was a frightening ride for passengers on a flight out of washington. smoke pouring into the cockpit, forcing the pilots to put on their oxygen masks. >> reporter: emergency crews scurried around the jetliner, which was in the air for only minutes.

smoke in the airplane. >> about five, ten miniyous into the flight, i felt the engines slow down. >> reporter: they had just left for see at fm pilots of the alaska airlines 737 wants to get back on the ground quickly. sounding like they had their masks on. >> reagan, alaska 1 emergency. >> reporter: they're asking to land at dulles airport, less than 30 miles away. >> dulles tower, alaska 1 emergency air krapt and -- for 1-9 left. we're going the need the trucks please. >> alaska 1, the trucks should be coming out. >> reporter: emergency cruise checked the jet. one passenger tells us she watched one of the pilots wearing an oxygen mask walk into an ambulance. all six crew members were taken to the hospital. none of the passengers who were rebooked to seattle. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> thank you, david.

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her weight loss efforts showing big results. >> i lost 26 pounds. and i have eaten bread every single day. >> reporter: looking now like she may have lost more weight than her announcement more than two weeks ago. and revealing it may not just be weight watchers that's helping her shed the pounds. >> meditation is a way of progressively quieting the mind. >> reporter: oprah joining spiritual g urk ru and shor of superer genes on a challenge. shedding the weight, mind, body, and spirit. >> we're also introducing the idea of shedding emotional baggage. which frequently is the cause of weight gain. >> reporter: according to open remarks this discovery program has helped her gain insight into her struggle with weight loss. saying i've learned that weight can affect more than just our physical being. researchers continue to study the link between meditation and

while there is so evidence meditation can help people lose weight, it's still too early to make solid conclusions. yet, deepak chopra claims there is a connection and it works. >> meditation decreases the levels of cort irk sol. when row have vesz, you accumulate belly fat. >> reporter: losing weight must include serious changes in diet. >> meditation alone does not do it. the types of food, the portion, and then cow can really, really focus on weight loss. >> reporter: still, anyone can meditate meditate. and this, the tenth meditation from chopra and winfrey, will be sure to add inspiration to those trying to shed the pounds. >> let's let 2016 be the year of our best bodies. >> reporter: people will be watching for the oprah effect of how many people will try to get

mindfulness and meditation is something she's been talking about for years. way before it was envogue. this may be the first time she's connecting the dots to weight loss. >> thank you. let's talk more about this with dr. jen ashton. it's not the answer. it can complement a weight loss program. >> absolutely. you have been meditating for years. i just learned in the last two years. people have been doing it for 10, 20, 30 years. we're trying to get this all hands on deck approach to overweight and obesity and look at anything we can do to help people lose weight and manage weight. so, when we looked at the data, i just gave you one of the studies, 24rst very limited data. the studies are not well constructed. it does show mindful ens has anness has an impact on emotional eating. >> emotional baggage.

probably not. if you do it with other behavioral modifications, like an all-out approach, absolutely. >> you would tell your patients to try it? >> yes. you have to take a holistic approach. you have to say what i do want to do. assess your diet. assess your behavior. get a support system in place. we've heard it again and again. i would say poor people to look antidepressants. anti-his means. weight. if you can remove them, that's a big plus. then, no question. treat obesity as a disease. if necessary, medication and surgery to help lose weight. downside, some meditation is free to learn. some there's a small fee.

is if you're going to put ul your negs the basket of meditation and avoid aggressive efforts to lose weight doing other things. >> all hands on deck. you have to try everything. >> i'm a big advocate of meditation. >> thank you, jen. morning. >> absolutely. biggest night. the grammys. certain did not disappoint. from bold choices on the red carpet to overwhelming acceptance speeches. not to mention show-stopping performances. it was definitely a night to remember. >> our party is not over. >> reporter: leave it to entertainment's leading ladies to put on a party. this year serving up a good dose of surprises. i love you >> and the grammy goes to -- meghan trainor. >> reporter: from meghan trainor's breakdown after announced as the winner of best new artist.

[ sobbing ] sorry. >> reporter: to sofia vergara's peekaboo popup. >> sofia vergara. >> reporter: to the first music video created on live tv, starring gwen stefani. involving seven costume changes and a crew of 250. why you have to >> reporter: and, stop the music. that tumble was part of the act. stefani's rep telling abc news that the skater who fell was a stheekky stunt double. on the red carpet, stunners. from florence welch's wizard theemd nightgown to the beetle beetlejuice inspired combo. taylor swift and selena gomez shaking off some fabric to

and adele sparkling in sequins. rebel rebel >> reporter: and on the red carpet, making a grand entrance with flaming hot orange hair, sky-high platform heels. i'm on the edge >> so joining us now with his take on the evening's highlights, jess cagle. editorial director of "people" welcome back. >> good to be here. >> what was your honest impression of the david bowie stuff? >> every now and then, she sang something so beautiful it made me want one great daift bowie song in her voice. it was one great thing instead

i would have preferred that. >> the old adage less is more? >> maybe. >> what did you think of the night overall? >> the grammys are, just the best show. it is such a smart show. because, for one thing, they get a lot of awards out of the way in the afternoon. you get to the telecast, you have one great performance after another. >> so true. no wasted time. >> and with all the tributes, you have a chance for, you know, young artists to be doing the great classic songs. you have got justin bieber and bonnie raitt and kendrick lamar and stevie wonder. there's something for everybody. by the way, justin bieber brought his 6-year-old brother to the -- and i kept thinking, somebody asked justin bieber to baby sit. terrible idea. >> yes. >> come on, he's cleaning up his act. >> yeah. slow toing git tars. they're probably still out. >> he did throw the guitar.

>> he did that great acoustic set. then he started acting like an idiot again and throwing the guitar. i was very disappointed. >> he's very young. he's very young. >> it's fip. he'll grow up. >> we hope. did you like the pink tribute? >> i did. i'm excited about the -- well, i -- the white rabbit. in the trailer for -- through the looking glass. >> yes. >> brilliant. brilliant. anything that pink does is -- is okay by me. >> i agree. she pushes the envelope in a very big way. >> one of the more emotional moments for me, you, too. we love the eagles. i thought seeing them on stage, so soon after the passing of one of their leaders, glenn frey, i thought it was a touching moment. >> it was a touching moment. i loved that. there were some, you know, there were complaints some people were given tributes and others were not. i have to say, they really do

again, that's part of the secret to the show's success. >> the lionel richie one was fantastic, too. >> and demi lovato, amy's favorite moment. >> probably the single best moment of the show. >> best speech of the night? >> oh, my gosh. mange train meghan trainor was great. >> so emotional. genuine. her dad crying in the audience. >> however, no speech beat taylor swift's. >> i was hoping you would go there. >> it was a classy smackdown. >> very classy. she didn't mention his name. she had sort of released word earlier on in the day that something was coming. she would address the issue in a good way. boy, she did it. >> and from your -- with all of your editorial experience, she could not have done it better? >> no.

she made it not about herself. she made it about young women. and made it a bigger issue. because it is very, very true. >> she's a pro. a total pro. >> the jess cagle approval has been dpifbgiven. you can get all the highlights from our website. check out "people," "entertainment weekly." e. let's check out rob outside. >> you didn't watch. what did you watch? >> "the bachelor."

thank you, good morning, i'm bill evans. we have clouds, we have some showers. we have that wind now that has been gusting up to around 25, 30 miles per hour. driving the temperature to 51. you know, that's running around 25 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. to 30 degrees warmer. flood advisory on the south shore and eastern suffolk county. showers, but the main branch is to our south. heavy rain and gusty winds into >> nice and warm here. you're from -- >> arkansas. >> hence the y'all. nothing like southern hospital tall -- hospitality. a little star wars news. benicio del toro and laura dern joining the cast. and kelly tran. london, filming got under way on

we're hearing that benicio will play a bad guy. perhaps, laura dern will play the mom of rey. see if that's correct. john boyega took to twitter. as did mark ham mill. with a hashtag, still no line. >> really? >> hold on, mark. you'll get some. you'll get some. >> we wait for the release december 2017. >> the clip. >> tend of episode vii. luke skywalker coming back. >> you'll watch episode eight. >> shooting picked up right where they left off on that really cool remote island. still no lines. okay, you know the saying when pigs fly. we might want to consider that to dogs after a nationwide

brainiest pooches are being trained to take control of light aircraft. the finalists are all rescue dogs. >> i'll say they're rescue dogs if they're flying a plane. >> that's spike. shadow is a 2 1/2-year-old bull terrier/collie mix. they'll be put through their paces. several weeks of problem solving. reasoning testing with the best performers heading to flight school. the winner will take the controls of a plane as part of a tv series called dogs night fly. i wish it was not called might. the shows creators say they want to demonstrate dogs have distipgtdis distinct personalities. >> we're trying to teach our dog to walk. >> sit. >> please not mess on my rug again. go ahead, teach them to fly.

>> wow, excellent point, rob. >> i'm here for you, george. >> snoopy is real, rob. >> for sure. have you ever gone to the salon after a long week end, you're back to work, you sit back, get your hair done. the hairdresser keeps talking. that's how this gal feels. she just wants to sit back and relax.

she's superannoyed. this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. >> that breaking news is in new jersey where a coach bus was involved in a crash on interstate 78. eyewitness news reporter has details live in union. dre. >> reporter: ken, the passengers on board this coach bus say they are fortunate. you can see the front end damage here, also a windshield here damage as well. the driver says she hit a patch of black ice at around 5:40 this morning on the eastbound side of interstate 78 in summit, new jersey. lost control and then hit the guardrail. at least three people on board that bus were injured. they were taken to the hospital with bumps and bruises. but passengers say if the driver did such an outstanding job of steering the bus clear of danger and they are giving her credit for preventing more people from being injured. >> a little bit of training, a little bit of instinct.

to do. >> again, this bus left from the lehi valley was headed for new york. these passengers waiting for another bus to take them to their intended destination. live this morning in union, new jersey, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you so an accuweather is in effect. >> heavy rain and gusty winds on the way for the day now. of course, we're at 52 degrees, which is way warm.

at 16 to 18 degrees. so, it is really warm. we have a coastal flood advisory for the wind out of the southeast coming in today, creating flooding. we have showers around right now. big, heavy rain is right across chesapeake bay. that's going to get here around 11:00, noontime, 1:00, very heavy rain. winds of 30, 40 miles an hour this afternoon. and we're going to have flooding and across the area, a lot of that snow will melt and create flooding. sunshine returns tomorrow, we have to get through today. ken. >> we check the commute, here is heather. >> that bus that dre was talking about, that accident was on 78 eastbound. it was in the express lanes, the earlier accident cleared. three trains switching problems, 148th street. you can expect some uptown delays. street cleaning rules are back in effect for today. ken, back to you. >> that is the news for now, live with kelly and michael coming up at 9:00 a.m.

7. first, we dared to take you into the fire. >> oh, my gosh. you can see it. >> then, into the ice. >> i got up. >> now, amy journeys across the planet, taking you into africa's garden of eden. a 360-degree putting you on the edge. with the fierce, most ex09ic animals on earth. right in the midst of the my frustration. and our hosts, the warriors. and we're just one week away from that big event. amy will go on safari, for "gma." in africa. that is the great migration. takes place in the heart of tanzania. we'll show it to you live next week. so exciting. it happens every february there. we'll show it to you this february here on "gma." >> i'm really excited for that. >> i'm really excited. my bags are getting packed as we speak.

with us the entire 360 experience from any device. the viewing boxes we showed you yesterday. i have one here. you don't have to have this. you can use your phone, ipad, have the same experience. you touch and can follow along with us. take a look. we have, um, something from our elephant drone. it will be -- we'll have an elephant drone cam. >> look how close that is. i can't believe the images you're able to capture. >> this is our advanced team. already on the ground. getting everything ready for us. so much more of that. what an experience to see it in a 360-degree version on your phone. >> what an adventure you're having. >> where's next? >> you'll look so cool walking down seventh avenue with that. >> aren't you going get into the problem of poaching? >> yes. especially in the last few years, it's an incredible

population. the ivory trade is still flourishing. we'll doesiscuss that. >> a lot to learn. a lot to see. you'll be safe, we know. you'll find fun, too. speak of fun, everybody. the 4r5i9est "bachelor" bomb shell. ben making, get ready, jesse. he made not one but two stunning eliminations. >> you never did that. >> the remaining twin sent packing. and then becca learned she, too, didn't make the cut. hate hudson hasn't seen the show. for the second time now, she's speak out about it only on "gma." linzie janis has the details. >> reporter: the two shocking exits "bachelor" fans didn't see coming. >> i just don't think i can see you being my wife. >> reporter: the connection between ben and emily finally plosz soming in ben's hometown. even taking her to meet his parents. >> nervous.

shedding light on his concerns. >> my mom's concern is emily being ready to be a wife are the same concerns i have, my dad has. >> reporter: after the date, he sends emily home. >> i don't see that next step for us. >> reporter: the other women stunned by the early exit. >> it was shocking and sad. just a reality for all of us that he's very, very serious about this now. >> reporter: meanwhile, becca, hoping to find love on her second season of "the bachelor" voicing concerns. >> i'm not getting validation through words. at the very least, i deserve someone who like really wants me and wants to be with me. just don't blindside me. >> reporter: the group date cut short after he chooses amanda to get the rose and the rest of the date all to herself. >> ladies, i'm sorry. amanda and i have a date to continue. >> i feel like i've gotten nothing, like, nothing from him. it was more hurtful that there was nothing i could do about it. >> reporter: the rose ceremony, more stressful than ever.

in a surprising move -- >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: ben chooses lauren, jo jo, and kayla. leaving becca empty handed and heat broken for a second time. >> why would i keep putting mist in this position. just because he's not right for me doesn't mean i won't find my love story, too. it just means it wasn't with him. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> a lot of drama. a new episode airs monday night, 8:00, 7:00 central. we have just ruined superstar mom kate hudson's morning. >> totally ruin t it. i'm fine. it's fine. >> well, any working mom will tell you, it's difficult to find time to stay in shape. but for manythis mother of two, it's no different than anyone else.

new book, "pretty happy." >> pretty happy. i'm excited. i feel like it's the first time i get to talk about this with women. it's something i'm superpassionate about. being the holistic self. as we see with oprah and deepak talking about it. >> i love that this book came about from people like me asking you, what's your secret? >> all the time. it's not a secret. there's though secret. it takes a lot of work. think that's the thing. for me, it's more about how to you motivate women to want that to be a part of their lifestyle. the actual work part. because sit discipline. but it also has to come from each different aspect of your life. >> it's not just one thing. >> no it's mental and physical sflp meditation is baig part of it. you said it's made you a more patient parent. we could all use that. >> it helps. i'm definitely not always patient.

it helps in a lot of ways. meditation is an incredible tool. now there's too much research around it to not visit be part of, most people's -- especially our kids' lives. i think, i think the sanity of trying the stay as frouped as possible, sort of what it does to your body and your brain is it starts to just alleviate the stress hormones. that's a huge part of so much issue whether it be illness, holding on to weight. and i think that's where meditation is really helpful in terms of scientifically. so. >> i love something that you wrote. you said, when you're kind to yourself, it's how you treat other people. how you treat yourself is how you treat other people. >> i think so. it's a domino effect. i think women are hard on themselves too. we're predisposed to be hard on ourselves. and, i would like to see that start to be alleviated. >> me, too. me, too.

yourself about the cover of "self" magazine. you look simply fantastic. i want to show everybody. you don't work out every day. you don't beat yourself up when you take break. it's hard to believe you take a break when you see those. >> it's hard to do it every day. it makes me happy. being active is a -- it makes me feel better. >> those endorphins, right? >> a lot of women don't necessarily have the tool that was instilled in me when i was young. but it is never too late to start the process of enjoying what it feel like feeling strong. >> you write about advice, a lot that your mom, goldie gave you. >> she's my teacher.

bunch of things. obviously, she's an amazing actress. but more than that, she's a really inspiring woman. and she's -- also -- a dancer. she started off as a dancer. activity, health, she was on the cutting edge of green juice before -- >> she inspired a lot of the food we'll show you how you eat. >> i don't know if she inspished this. >> she inspired healthy eating habits. she's about to become amy schumer's mom. how is that going to feel? >> i can't wait. she's not worked in 14 years on a movie. >> because she's not found the right role. >> that, and she's been working on a mind-up curriculum. this is making sure you get in all the food groups. and this is sort of the

the sweet, the sour, the astringent and the pungent. the greens. the bitter, a lot of the bitter. >> a lot of the bitter. >> and then you want to add, we don't necessarily want the -- >> i went for the salty. >> why not? >> the sweet, you get it in the foods. >> and meet, and nuts. and oils. and then, the astringent is drying. this is important. green tea. >> a lot of people probably leave this out. >> we don't eat enough beans and proe teens. >> the sour with the citrus. >> i love pink grapefruit. >> and then pungent. spices. i do a lot of, i talk about the diet a lot. >> you have questionnaire. you get to fill out a bunch of stuff. i get to see what kind of personality i have.

board. >> "pretty happy" is available in stores and online today. thank you so much, kate. >> thank you. now let's go outside to rob. >> all right. check out the crew. we have a contingent from georgia. from arkansas. from thank you bill evans, cloudy skies.

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a lot of excitement here in the studio for "batman." we brought you the batmobile yesterday. today, we hear from the stars. ben affleck and henry cavill. jesse you had the chance to sit down with the stars. >> that's right. ben affleck and henry cavill suiting up for a battle of the ages. which suit is more comfortable after a grueling shoot? it's matchup of epic pro portions. >> son of krypton versus bat of gotham.

suiting up as superman for the second time. facing off gaens brand-new batman, ben affleck. did you get to talk to people christian bale? >> i talked to clooney. he had advice which is not repeatable. i talked to christian. he said to make sure i got a zipper in the tut. it was valuable, practical advise. >> reporter: "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." >> it's easier to say. >> reporter: while mankind grapples with the hero it really needs. >> he has the pow or the wipe out the entire human race. >> reporter: why the bad blood? >> um, well, i mean, when sups turns up, he shows himself, he makes a bit of a mess. i would say bruce is one of the few people that thinks i could find a way of stopping this guy, if need be.

being careful. >> reporter: can this be a fair fight? because superman is superhuman. batman is human but has amazing gamts. how sit a far fight? >> it's not. but we have to make the story interesting. >> how do you do that? >> he takes advantage of fact gnat supererman is a good guy, basically. >> reporter: but superheroes are not bit in a day. the leading men training for a year before stepping into their suits. >> i saw the first movie he was in. it was kind of like, wow. i don't know if i can be in quite that good of shape. but he's definitely set a high bar. he has to be in the high bar because he's an alien. aliens have to -- >> i figured -- >> far to reach. i'm just a man. after all. but -- >> putting on about 20 pounds of muscle. it was really hard to do. certainly at my advanced age. >> reporter: jokes aside,

pressure to live up to fans' expectations. >> i really care about it. i wanted to do well. i feel like i got to work with talented people. it was really, i'm really proud of what we were able to do. >> and the guys also told me that jesse eisenberg as lex luthor makes the movie. "batman versus superman: dawn of justice kts opens soon. >> make a pch for yourself. >> to be on that movie? i'm not a superhero. i do want to drive the batmobile. i'm still jealous rob got to sit in that yesterday. coming up, the teen taking on the big skreend the stock

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we're teaming up with qu9 seven teen" magazine. rachel fox is a teen actress making it big on the screen. she's also scoring on the stock market adds well. she's sharing her financial secrets for your kids. take a look. >> you want me to have fun, buy me this. >> reporter: it was a breakout role that launched rachel fox into hollywood. >> my mom says you see that. >> reporter: when she's not on the big screen, the 19-year-old stays busy as a stock day trade person how you to go from being on sets with daniel craig, felicity huffman, to day-trading at your computer. it's a big leap. >> i get interested in things and learn about them. >> reporter: if you had to choose? >> i don't. so i'm not going to. >> reporter: she laughs but her success is no joke. she's one of "time's" most

just this month -- ifshe has her own ted talk. >> now you're on to something. >> reporter: at the age of 15, she talk e herself. he returns beat the s&p 500. when was that moment where you wept, i just made a ton of money. andky do this. >> after a year, i kind of looked back and was like, wow. i lost stuff here. made stuff here. this is cool. over all, i have a skill now. >> reporter: how do you dee side where you put your money? >> i will definitely pay attention to what is going on in pop culture a lot. what is nobody talking about in the investment world that the companies will do well. being a young investor has huge advantages. >> reporter: now she's writing about what she's learned with fox on stocks.

especially girls, fitnessesnances and financial matters are not on top. >> let the enthusiasm take you. there's no females in the world or industry, i'm going to do it any way. >> reporter: why is it important for you to break down the stereotypes for women and finance? >> because having one industry with only one type of gender or mind set is not good. you need diversity. a full-time job. >> reporter: she's using her flat platform the try to pave the way for young girls. what does girl power mean to you? >> the confidence not to ask for permission and not feel enclosed in by a stereotype. >> reporter: and in the world of finance, how do you use your girl power? >> basically being female who is still a teenager. talking about investing.

other people who want to do it, too. >> reporter: and let's hope she is. >> you want some -- >> any tips. she gets up at 5:30 every morning and works until 1:00 in the afternoon when the markets close in california.

quick reminder. tomorrow, the westminster best in show winner will be with us live. >> cannot wait for that. >> fingers crossed, french bulldog. this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. good morning, it's 8:56 on this tuesday. that breaking news is out of connecticut. fair field police shot a man who reportedly attacked his wife and three children.

laura road at 6:00 this morning. five family members were taken to the hospital and so was the officer. we do have crews heading to that scene. i have an update throughout the morning, on the air, and also on abc7ny. day. let's check in with meteorologist, bill evans, and forecast. >> our visibilities are coming down. 52 degrees. we're going to be looking at south. windy and rainy, flood advisory for long island. we're talking about. valley. the rain gets hairier and we'll keep moving northward as we go into the morning. you're looking at 53 to 55 with heavy rain through midday early afternoon and we're going to be looking at that rain ending this evening with sunshine returning tomorrow. lori. >> bill, thanks so much. let's check in on the morning

>> we've had a problem here all morning long. i'll explain what is happening here. route 4 between jones road and the george washington bridge on going accident activity. then we have the two trains with the water condition at wakefield, 241st street. so you can expect delays in both directions. track condition, 15 minute delays, new jersey transit buses into and out of port authority. you have delays there. george washington bridge is 10. the lincoln, the bus lane is open. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, back to you. >> it is 8:58. that will do it for us, up next

>> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, host of "survivor", jeff probst. and maggie from the hit series, "the walking dead," lauren cohan. plus, we announce the five finalists in our "time to shine movie line contest." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] award-winning co-hosts, kelly