morning america" is coming up good morning, america.a massive storm heading to the east coast. the nation's capital paralyzed by snow and ice right now causing wreck after wreck on the road. drivers stuck for hours. even the trapped by gridlock. schools closed with more than two feet of snow expected in some areas. breaking right now, pointing the finger at putin.sident accused of using a radioactive poison to kill one of his most famous critics. will he be charged with murder? take a look at this. out of control on the highway rolling over and sending a passenger flying into the air. how he walked away from this

and an abc news mith speaking out for the first time this morning about the backlash over the oscar nominations. >> that's not the industry. that's not the leave behind. >> what the two-time oscar nominee is saying about the growing calls to skip this year's be there for hollywood's biggest night? only on "gma." od morning, america. let's say hi to robin in l.a. you sat down with will smith, robin. he's right in the middle of that big debate over the oscars. >> one of the reasons for the outrage over the oscar nomination, many thought he should have been among the nominees for his role in theon." we'll hear what he has to say about the lack of diversity in

his wife jada was going to post that video seen by millions?hat too. >> i think you're leading us to a possible answer right there. okay, thanks, robin. we'll start though with that monster winter storm. blizzard watch for new york and washington and america'ss already been hit hard by a different storm. >> a live look at a highway in washington right now. less than 2 inches of snow but it's causing chaos and get ready because two feet is on they are getting ready right now and rob is in alexandria, virginia. you are right in the middle of all the preparations. that's a lot of salt can you believe it, george? it's incredible. this is three times the normal size of a salt pile you'd see on a typical highway. will be spread across northern virginia using 4,000 trucks in anticipation of this storm. this is going to be the bull's-eye, we think, for the most snowfall as we go throughhe snow beginning

they certainly could have used this last night. it was less than two inches of snow that brought ltimore and virginia to a crawl. david kerley has that part of the story. david. >> reporter: rob, it was a mess last night. believe me, i was in it and, yes yes, they could have usedretreatment of the state of maryland didn't treat their state roads and didn't think it would be a big deal. this interstate behind me was gridlock. even the president got stuck in traffic.r trip took an hour and 15 minutes. it was a mess. this morning the east coast waking up to the surprising and crippling winter storm. whiteout conditions, icyusing wreck after wreck. >> i almost wrecked twice and i almost seen another wreck. it's been crazy. >> reporter: virginia troopers responding to more than 200 crashes.'s capital's paralyzed overnight. d.c. caught off guard by the snow.

slicked with ice causing many ide. >> i thought as soon as i got on the road that this was going to be a bad idea. >> reporter: all this from less than 2 inches of snowfall.nough to delay even the leader of the free world. the president's motorcade trapped by the grid. lock ping-ponging from curb to curb on a frozen street. going nowhere fast stuck for hours on icy roads. >> it was pretty rough driving home and it took an hour to get four miles so we decided to walk and it's pretty icy on you're walking. >> reporter: this d.c. area highway becoming a parking lot. >> they can't move. family to walk home. >> we don't know how long it will take. one hour, two hour, five hour, six hours, no one knows. >> reporter: this morning, many fearing what is still to com the mid-atlantic expecting up to two feet of snow. and it is still a mess this morning. traffic is moving, but there's a big problem going intoust down the road here

hours ago a couple of miles from here a pedestrian hit by a snowplow and killed. so dangerous conditions here in d.c., s, indeed. david, thank you very much. as we just saw it's causing chaos in the south before it makes its way to the northeast. at this hour the gulf for severe weather including tornadoes, high winds, even hail. that. >> hey, lara, you mentioned will tap moisture from the gulf of mexico and has a decent amount of energy. it packed a punch when it hit the west coast and has a lot of it. enhanced risk of thunderstorms that could produce severe weather including tornadoes across louisiana, mississippi and alabama and now we have alizzard watch for new york city, northeast new jersey and long island for blowing and drifting snow as this thing makes its way -- rm watches. what we expect to see, the worst day saturday and saturday night,

two feet or more especially west of d.c. but there's as you go up to philadelphia. probably see about a foot and new york city getting a little dicey but the wind is going to be blowing and coastal flooding. big waves and be snowing a lot, george and lara, to get blizzard conditions, that wind is a pretty good bit so it will be a nasty, nasty weekend. up to you. perhaps. >> kids are bracing for a snow saturday. >> sorry, guys. to that breaking news, a report just released saying putin, quote, probably approved the poisoning of a former kgb officer and critic. abc's lama hasan is in london with the story.>> reporter: good morning to you, george. this morning a bombshell conclusion pointing the finger at vladimir putin. the 300-page report saying putin, quote, probably approved thef former kgb agent alexander litvinenko. litvinenko a fierce critic of

two former russian securityrinking tea laced with polonium 210 ten years ago at a london hotel. his wife welcoming the report saying the words her husband said on his g the russian president of his death have been proved in court today. moscow is calling the report politically motivated. george. >> i'll bet they are. okay, ch. to the race for president we turn. sarah palin hitting the campaign trail with donald trump. as the billionaire opens up his biggest lead yet in and more high-profile republicans have come forward to endorse the front-runner. abc's tom llamas is in des moines, iowa. good morning to you, tom.ood morning to you. with support growing for donald trump, he's still chipping away at senator ted cruz but with ten days to go before thenator ted cruz is saying donald trump will not stop the gravy train for d.c. insiders. this morning, more and more

their backs on senator ted t iowa's governor. now former republican presidential nominee bob dole telling "the new york times" cruz is a, quote, extremist and nobody likes himwould do a better job because he's kind of a dealmaker. >> the washington establishment is rushing over to support dor: in the lead-up to iowa trump is winning the headline war. >> like i said yesterday in iowa, no more pussyfooting around.s time. you deserve the best. >> reporter: the sarah palin endorsement tour firing up the trump base. >> our vets deserve a commander in chief who will let themr job and go kick isis' [ bleep ]. >> all: usa, usa.g her speech in tulsa personal talking

>> this is kind of the elephant in theter: police arrested track for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and also threatened to shoot himself with an ar assault weapon telling the crowd he's coping wit his troubles to a president she says neglects veterans. >> the question, though, that comes from our own president where they have to look at him now what we go through? >> reporter: but when trump took the mike he said his target on the democrats who want to be president, especially senator >> can you imagine this guy, a socialist/communist is doing well. no, no? can you believe this? this guy, he's a whack job. i really want to run against her but i really would like to runers too. >> reporter: and the trump campaign says they are working hard to win the hawkeye state. they say for them second place is not a victory. they wantn iowa.

>> okay, tom, thanks very much. let's talk to jon karl about all this. closing in on those first votes in iowa, jon, every singlnd trump did win the news cycle with that sarah palin endorsement but what about the argument that president obama is to blame for track palin assaulting his ter: in politics that's what we call a stretch. i've seen barack obama blamed for a lot of things. i never imagined when the story broke that sarah palin's son was charged with that somehow this would be obama's fault. but, look, you know, palin brings a lot of baggage but there is no question this endorsement is still a very big deal for trump and you canhe reactions from the other candidates. they have all came out in response and praised sarah palin, even jeb bush yesterday was saying nice things about he has influence with those conservatives in iowa. >> talk about things you never imagined. the former senate majority leader robert dolenald trump would be a better

senator, ted cruz. you've got the establishment seeming to choose trump over cruz right roblem for cruz or an opportunity? >> reporter: well, look, the establishment attacks have not hurt at all throughout this campaign. but i think this may bet helps trump make an argument that he is more electable. that's been the biggest challenge for trump is whether or not he can win in november. so if you haves like the governor of iowa, like bob dole saying that he is more electable than ted cruz i think that actually helps trump and hurts other dynamics you're seeing with all this focus on trump and cruz all the other candidates getting drownedr: absolutely. marco rubio, should be a great opportunity for him, the two front-runners are beating it out but he can't get a word in nks very much. i'll have an exclusive interview with ted cruz in new hampshire tomorrow. we'll turn to wall street and that roller coaster, stocks

the dow tumbling 250 points. this as oil prices are also plunging to the lowest level in more than a decade. abc'ere to explain it all to us and good morning to you, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, lara. stocks are now down this year almost 10%. we know that when stocks fall inl here and this morning u.s. stocks are already pointing to a lower open. this morning, wall streetther day of wild swings after plunging wednesday. the dow dropping 566 points before clawing its way back to close down 249e culprit behind the collapse, tanking oil prices. now $28 a barrel, the lowest level in 12 years. welcome news for the national average for a gallon of gas this morning, $1.87. the majority of americans now paying less than $2 a gallon at

but that good news foris also a significant blow to the energy industry which lost 100,000 jobs last year and now risks losing even more if oil prices stay this low. >> thee bad news but it can't handle uncertainty so not knowing where the bottom is in oil causes a lot of angst even among the real professional moneyeporter: investors also concerned that a slowdown in china, the world's second largest economy could hit industries here like construction, technology and the turbulence sending u.s. stocks down almost 10% for the year. wiping out more than $2 trillion in value. for the typical retirement that's a loss of nearly $8,300. and as hard as that is to see what we know from previoushe hardest thing to do is the very best thing you can do for your money, those who stay the course are the ones who come out on top. the people who sell in the worst

>> always the hardest lesson to remember. you're right. >> patience is a virtue. >> thanks very much. we move on to a new warning about hoverboards. top government ing for a suspension of all online sales of all hoverboards. there are concerns not just about the fires but also the falls and abc's story. >> reporter: this morning with people falling and boards exploding, a damaging new reportays until further review, sales of these hoverboards should stop especially online whether it's a podle, the safety of all hoverboards called into question. >> we've seen enough fall and fire hazards to believe that there could be poor safety be addressed. >> reporter: just a day before the safety announcement a northern california family says their hoverboard caught fire while being charged. the 40th such fire under the family's two dogs killed.

i could have lost my daughter. >> reporter: the one in a mall happ captured thethe chairman of the consumer product safety commission is also worried about this, injuries from falling off asking whether these hoverboards have the right technology and software to adjust for theen a 50-pound child or 150-pound adult. >> they are designed in a manner that makes them take off when people are not ready for it. that is a hidden create dangerous falls. >> reporter: this morning 13 models of hoverboards are actually under investigation for all those battery fires. those models account for the hoverboards that have come into the country. amazon said this week it would fully respond consumers who bought one of thoseernment is calling on other retailers to do the same. and one of the hoverboard manufacturers, swagway, lara, i know you have one telling usre testing a new version but as you can imagine all of these companies must be

amazon allowing returns and if you bought yours on amazon. >> i o figure out how to hide it. >> we've retired ours. it's away. >> i never bought those. >> you held strong. >> i bought it before ie going to implode. >> now amazon is allowing all those returns. it's setting a precedent. >> good information. >> now we go from hoverboards to ae nfl. a woman breaking through the grass ceiling, see what we did right there, becoming the league's first full time coach has that story. >> reporter: this morning, the nfl making history, the buffalo bills tweeting the revolutionary news, the bills new special teams quality control coach, the first full-time female nfl coach! the new coach started as an intern for the new york jets in pending 12 seasons with the team working her way up to

ryan sending smith hes saying "kathryn smith is going to do an outstanding job based on her knowledge and i'm excited and proud for her with this new s just the latest woman sports. last year the nfl breaking down boundary ies by bringing the first ever female to the football field and the nba making huge strides in 2014 when firstn the league's history. >> i'm just incredibly grateful obviously to the spurs organization. >> reporter: as for kathryn smith, football and female fans on board with tweets overnight reading, love this and about time. indeed,time the bills have broken the gender barrier hiring the first female scout in 1986. as for smith she's replacing a

she's proven she's what that position is called what, special -- >> special teams -- >> quality control. >> the plays, they're looking make sure everything is on schedule. >> is top notch. >> i mean it's a good job to have. it's a big job. great to see as a former player it's great too see a female coach, femalen basketball and a female coach there, as well. >> about time in the nfl. >> about time. let's go back to rob. the midwest is getting hit by that big storm before it moves east. hey, rob. >> hey, wide swath of the u.s. affected by this. salt. this is the biggest salt pile i've ever seen. salina, kansas, several inches saw a bit of a headache with this first pulse of snow coming through. we are going to look for snow not just across the north but south, as well. icing across the carolack side of this we'll see snow from kentucky, tennessee all the way down to georgia and

let's look at the local forecast. and right now, seeing some spotty snow. bedford heights and russell. this is light snow. we're talking about a ch at most and this is a look at the current temperatures. chilly in medina. five degrees and 19 in menner, warmer in ashtabula at 18 new philadelphia. the high in the 20s and we will

good news this afternoon. >> and coming up on in l.a. with will smith. hey, robin. >> hey, george, going one-on-one with will smith. so many thought he would get a nomination for his role inyear. what he is saying about the oscars controversy and what he really thinks needs to change in a whole lot more coming up. so come on back. . and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. ke brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. use bruising or bleeding more easily

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. good morning issue it's 726 timed. and we have been following breaking news out of chesterland. crews still on scene of a large house fire. the home here is in the wellswood trail.

having water problems here bringing in tankers. we're hearing as many as 10 fire departments are helping you updated on this, terrence and jackie. and also a bomb threat closing saint ignacious high school today. >> it was called into the police department at squad searched the school and they have not found a credible threat. somara, let's get a check of the forecast. >> and let's do it now. we're seeing a little bit of ere. not everyone, though and it's very light. we're looking at a dusting to an inch or two in most spots this morning along 271, bedford s coming down south of russell in parts of southern parts of geauga county and as we go throughout the morning, though, the great news is that that is going to mperatures right now, 5 degrees in medina. 18 degrees in ashtabula and a out the day. everyone will see the temperatures rise into the low 20s and still chilly. the great news is that we're going to see some sunshine,

and this is a look at the power- of-5 seven-day forecast. and you can see the weekend. it's not going to be wet or e sunshine there chilly coripa. and well -- corrina. >> it looks like the traffic maps are frozen rts of an accident on i-77 northbound at 490. it's causing backups. unfortunately, i can't show you the bigger picture. now. that is great. a 19-minute ride for you, 90 east on crocker to the inner belt, 16 minutes, 77 northbound rock side to downtown and showing you the bigger picture. that is not orry. this is a live look outside from the odot cam, 71 at west 25th street and we'll see you back here in 25 minutes. better luck.

welcome back toa." you are looking live at washington, d.c. where the roads not looking good. that one is closed, cars stuck in gridlock after the area saw just an inch of snowt. untreated roads causing major traffic delays and some accidents making a mess for morning commuters as the northeast faces a blizzard watch right to get messy. >> this is all before the big storm. >> right. >> cdc issuing a new warning saying 86 million americans could be affected by something called decent even know it so dr. besser will join us live in our next hour with a simple test

researchers now say that our y have a ninth planet after all. remember, they got rid of pluto a couple years back and says this may be 5,000 types bigger than p it yet but say it could be spotted with a telescope within five years. also this morning, michael, as you can see right here, you have some news about amyyeah, you know, we love her jokes. we all love amy schumer's jokes but now some are saying they're not actually her jokes and -- >> one of them or many of think -- >> we'll get into it but a lot say she may have stolen jokes. she's going to react to that. >> that is coming ut to robin. she has that exclusive interview hey, robin. >> all right, george, will smith, one of the actors who many feel shouldnated for his performance in "concussion." yeah, he hoped to receive a nomination. many actors hope to hear their name called nomination morning but will smith says he's even about what he

industry. is hollywood like you expected it to be and you dreamedas a id? >> the beauty of hollywood and combined with american ideals is the dreams for humanity, the basis of the american concept of anything is possible with hard work and no matter your race or your religion, creed, none of that matters in america. >> the way you it and for everyone, their american dream is different. it's not all the same and they film. >> absolutely. right now. >> absolutely. >> and people raising their hand

myself being recognized by the you understand their feelings? >> yeah. i think that diversity is the american superpower. we are great. so many different people from so many different places adding their ideas, their and their influences to this beautiful american gumbo, you know, and for me, at its best, hollywood and then creates the imagery for that beauty. but for my part, i think that i have to protect and fight fore ideals that make our country and make our hollywood community

and so when i look at the series of the academy it's not reflecting that beauty. >> yeah, you said hollywood at its best and many feel we're nott its best right now. even george clooney mentioned that ten years ago, he thought the academy was doing better. what is your opinion? >> interesting. i've been nominated twice for academy awards. and i've never lost to a white the first time i lost to denzel and the second time i lost to forest whitaker so for me that was huge. so when iist and series of nominations that come out and everybody is fantastic and that's the complexity of

beautiful and deserving and isc but it feels like it's going the wrong direction, you know. when i look at it, the lect the academy. the academy reflects the industry, reflects hollywood and then the industry america. it reflects a series of challenges that we are having in our country at the moment. there's ade towards separatism, towards racial and religious disharmony and that's that i want to leave behind. that's not the industry, that's not the america i want to leave behind. >> the academy is under pressure as more stars speakthe lack of diversity in this

pinkett smith. >> with all and let's do us differently. >> your beautiful wife, jada. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> so. >> and so powerful. >> absolutely. >> and letting the world know her thoughts. >> absolutely. >> about the lack of diversity in hollywood with her lutely. >> and has been seen by millions. were you aware that she was going to do that? >> no, i was out of the countrynd i came home and what happened? >> what was your first reaction? was it a fist pump or was it like, ooh? passionate and when she is moved, she has to go. and i heard her words and i was you know, i was happy to be married to that

push, there's a position that we this community and if we're not a part of the solution we're part of the problem. and it was her call to action for herself and for me and forily to be a part of the solution. >> and how do you respond to people who feel that only reason she made those remarks is because she was upset that you didn't receive a nomination this >> there's probably a part of that in there, but for jada, had i been nominated and no other people of color were, made the video anyway. we'd still be here having this conversation. this is so deeply not about me. this children that are going to sit down and they're

they're not going to see represented. >> we heard that jada said that she is not going to be attending nor will she be watching. will you be attending the no, my wife is not going. it would be awk ward for me to show up with charlize, you know, so so, no, you know, we've and we're a part of this community, but at this current time, we're uncomfortable to stand there and that this is okay. >> george, lara, michael, the way he sadie versety is america's superpower. with a lot of people in the room when he said that yesterday. and this is something i think that you could relate to especially, george, being married to the great ali he said he would have just preferred a little heads-up to

had no objection to it but would have appreciated a little -- >> i was smiling his smile as i sawctually looked over at george and said, you can relate. >> and he was very honest about it right there. >> he was extremely honest but he said it really it's a call to action for the family jada but he is really understanding that this could be a new role for him in hollywood to play this and we're going to more about that in the 8:00 hour. he's going to talk about people that helped him along the way and where he sees where hollywood and this country could be headed in the right robin, tell him if it's okay we'll adopt diversity is america's superpower. >> that's coming up in our next u, robin. coming up here a snowboarder surviving an avalanche. look at it right there but now he's under investigation. we'll tell you about it. with aches, chills, there's no such thing as a little flu.

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are killed by avalanches. this season that number is already at 7. thisvalanche is in the same area where 23-year-old ski instructor carson may vanished a week ago. teams have now called off the search amid an already that still has months more to go. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> a close call. all right, coming up, amy for allegedly stealing jokes. her very serious response is

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wendy lieberman's stand ago. >> maybe i'm old-fashioned but i like it when the guy pays for sex, i mean that. >> reporter: or there's this skit from her comedy central show about a new diet and. >> then before you can say slapshaft they knock it out of your stupid mouth. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen >> you have enough money to pay a man to tan there and literally slap the [ bleep ] out of your hand before you put it in your mouth. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself on linee airwaves on the jim norton podcast. >> i'm being accused of stealing jokes and i wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name because i wouldhat and i never have. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> when reaching out to wendy lieberman she said was an honest mistake and

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and here's somara theodore with the power of 5 forecast. >> and still seeing flurries and light snow coming down in garfield ty heights as well, and bricksfield along 271. we're seeing the lighter snow. this is not going to happen all day long. we're looking at a dusting to one to two inches at the most . we're seeing temperatures now, 19 degrees in menner. four degrees in new philadelphia. you can see it's very cold in degrees, waking up in wooster and ash lan. what is going to happen for the reminder of your tuesday. snow will diminish and we'll see some sunshine breaking through the mostly and what you need and notice is the weekend. finally a dry, sunny weekend. the temperatures, though, in the upper 20s and low 60s. lume is picking up on the roads. and some of this is because of accidents. one on i-90 eastbound at west 44th street and this is lays through using that

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and robin goes one-on-one with will smith. >> what do you want to see changed? >> speaking out about hollywood, race and the oscars re all in this together and have to figure it out and we got to make it right. and a medical alert this morning. the cdc saying one in three americans has most people have no idea. dr. besser is here with the simple test you can do at home right now. >> for some reason i can'tcoldplay's chris martin revealing his secrets to staying healthy as he gets ready for the super bowl halftime show, the

we are family >> a big announcement from the "duck dynasty" family overnight. they are growing with at adopted. jep and jess robertson and all their kids here live. >> and get ready to rock into thursday. the kids from "school of rock" amping up your morning as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> good morning, happy thursday. those "school of rock" are so excited and so talented. the show is everything it. cannot wait for them. we'll go to robin out in l.a. with will in is out there. go ahead, robin. so sorry. >> no, no, no, i'm just -- i just love -- you're in great company there, lara. >> i'm not just had to put a picture on social media.

>> i know. but you heard from will smith. being very honest, open,n hollywood. hoping for that. talking with the academy president and really encouraging an open dialogue about what he is hoping to see happen and i'llhat coming up, guys. >> we can't wait to see that from you and also coming up tory johnson is here with "deals & steals" and she'll help us out in thisr. make our skin nice and supple. all of those bargains are at least going to be 50% off today so you don't supple is not a word that i would have thought from you. >> apparently i am full of surprises. >> it's expensive also. >> let's get the morning rundown jarvis. >> good morning. the big story this morning is that nightmare commute for people in the washington, d.c. area, just as they brace for one of the biggest snowstorms in of snow on the untreated roads brought traffic to a standstill overnight with

thousands of drivers stranded for hours, many are now stuck ning and schools from maryland to virginia are delayed or closed and this is just the beginning. the monster storm is moving in from the gulf coast, could as two feet of snow by saturday and rob, of course, will have more on that forecast coming up shortly. mean type new details about the crisis in e the tap water is contaminated with lead because the city switched water supplies to save money. newly released e-mails show that top state officials dismissed s about lead levels in children and tried to pass on the blame. an aide to the governor said it was the responsibility of local officials age claimed critics politics. city leaders in detroit are asking a judge for an injunction to stop teachers from staging mass sick-outs like the one wednesday. more than 40,000 missed classes and teachers are protesting the conditions in the

a judge in london has determined thatladimir putin likely approved the killing of a former spy. the ex-russian agent died after drinking tea laced with radioactive polonium hotel in 2006. moscow denies involvement. new poll numbers show donald trump expanding his lead over the rest of the republican pack. he is now 20 points ahead new hampshire and is getting a boost from sarah palin's endorsement. meanwhile, former senator bob dole is the latest member of the republican establishment taking trump's side in his battle with. dole told "the new york times" that cruz is a, quote, extremist and nobody likes him. this next video is going to buckle up. a man went flying out the window after his truck, you see that, rolled over in brazil. the whole crash was caught on the dash cam video. now, here's the good news, bones, but he is otherwise okay.

twins who captured the hearts of millions online. this video of little christina holding hands while being cradled by their dad. it has now gone viral. such a sweet video. it's on facebook. the twins were born 11 weeks weighed in at just two pounds but doctors say they are improving. they're doing just fine and mom says the twins can't stop holding hands. they even do itnapping and she said she wanted to share the video to give hope to all parents of premature babies. she's doing just that. such a touching video, sweet. thank you, rebecca. that is great. right now we'll dig into a public health crisis that affects 86 million americans called n one in three americans have it but don't know it. dr. besser on a new campaign to raise awareness. i was surprised at the numbers here. >> yeah, i mean they're very high.ns that your blood sugar is higher than normal but not to the level yet that you're called true diabetes. but 30% of people who have that

years to develop type 2't even know it. >> meanwhile they've come up with the test that will give you an idea whether or not you're susceptible. >> so let's go through it, the cdc is releasing simple can do it right now. so if you are a man hold up one finger, zero if you are a woman. if you're over 60 hold up three finger, over 50, hold up two hold up one finger. if you're inactive, just sitting on the couch all day hole up one finger, if type 2 diabetes runs in your family hold up a finger, if you havesure, hold up one finger, okay, now look at this chart and hold up the number of fingers that is under the picture that looks most like you. >> oh, no.n this one. >> okay. >> so if you're holding up five or more fingers you're at increased risk for pre-r than i thought. >> one in three people are going to hit five or more fingers.

>> so if you've got five or moretor and they'll check you to see if your blood sugar is high. the key thing is it's reverseable. with exercise and some weight loss, you're going to you have to do is lose 5% of your body weight. it's not a lot and you can prevent or delay any development of diabetes. that's why it's so is important. you'll be taking questions all morning long on had. >> i will and post the website. you can take the test again at home. >> all on "gma's" facebook page. tos a look at what's head on the "gma morning menu." more of robin's exclusive one-on-one with will smith who is speaking out aboutrace. and the coldplay diet. how chris martin is getting in shape for the big super bowl halftime show. plus, wolfgang puck is here with a new online cooking schoolt on the show. got rebecca and jesse ready to go. you can try it at home. all that coming up live on "gma" in times square. get to work, i'm>> we're cooking.

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welcome back. more now from robin and will smith out in l.a. big debate on diversity in hollywood. hey, robin. >> hey there again, george. make no mith is grateful for the opportunities he has received in hollywood and he's ready to see more people from all backgrounds get those same opportunities. this morning he's looking for a way to make that happen, very important conversation. we've heard from the academy from the president saying there are going to be in her words

>> you know, at this point, the academy is 94% 77% male. it's just difficult to get a diverse cultural sam that group. it's a systemic bias that needs to be addressed across the industry. i talked to yesterday and that's what makes this -- that's what makes it so complex, you know, you've got cheryl boone isaacs, anale who is the head of the academy, chris is hosting, reggie hudland is just -- it's an extremely complex issue and more than anything we got to keep the conversation going.

have you been able to do it and how can others of color be able to have a similar successful career here in hollywood? >> there's always a huge part ofs going to be providence and luck and a blessing, for me it was being grabbed by quincy jones. that's why i to be a bigger part of the solution, quincy jones grabbed me really early and showed me the ropes. e taught me the game. we make movies. it's not that serious. it's not that serious. except that it plants seeds for historically hollywood has led. we have to get out front. there is a disharmony that is brewing in our country and in ourthat, you know, i

this is a marriage, you know, and i look at it as this sort of big, giant, multi-interracial multi-interracial -- >> sometimes dysfunctional. >> but the marriage is in a space where divorce is not an option, we're aller and we have to figure it out and we got to make it right. >> and it has to be more than just when the academy nominations are out. >> right, absolutely.n the conversation and then it kind of goes away. >> right, absolutely. >> what do you want to say to people who are, you know, on twitter and they're voicing their concerns. smith want to say to them? >> i want to say that, part of the beauty of this country is the ability to art of what makes us great is

tends to win. i say let's keep let's do our best to keep it in love and keep it in light. i want to leave an industry in better shape than i found it. >> and there for quite some time talking about a myriad of issues and he made it abundantly clear, guys, he gets it. you know, he hears from people on social media, yes, they're there are far more serious issues in the world. he understands that. but there is a role that movies have played and that as he put an plant the seeds for dreams and he was telling me about with his grandmother, his grandmother always liked him to do the funky chicken. he knew he wanted to be anith his grandmother and really planted the seed for him and that is his hope that it just broadens and we're going --

the academy soon thatry serious about making some changes, some tangible changes and i would be surprised if we didn't get some kind of other reaction from them r >> even before the oscars and what he's really talking about a real constructive conversation now and that can help everyone. >> absolutely. >> yeah, it's about dialogue but also some actionand you spoke with spike. that was a lively conversation you had with spike yesterday. love what he said about chris rock. that was great but what -- there's both saying, both he and will, know, the nominations are one thing, there are people upset that ridley scott didn't get a nomination that "carol" wasn't nominated for movie. i mean, there's plenty ofng around. but they're saying that you've got to be in the room. you've got to be at the table when these projects are being -- are getting the green light fromers and that's what the important thing is. >> sure is. thanks for bringing that, robin.

tell wolfgang hello for me. we ate at his night. we have a little bit of a food coma. >> wolfgang, you're getting a shoutout from robin. she said she loved yourht in l.a. >> thank you, robin. you know, which one did you go to, spago or -- >> cut. we were at cut. it was so great. >> it's a beautiful artwork too. >> sell it, wolfie. >> thanks for everything. wolfie. >> a great steak. >> robin, great, was a fascinating and just an important conversation. >> really necessary. we want to turn now from robin to another star in for a very different reason. you remember tom brady getting a lot of attention for his diet. this guy, another star is headed to the super bowl also making he eats. chris martin, coldplay on a very restrictive diet as he gets ready for the big game.

field, however, need tof that and deborah roberts is here with that. >> hi, lara. it seems everybody is trying to figure out new ways to get and stay healthy.ood once a week be the answer. chris martin says it's working for him. you make me feel like i'm aliveorter: coldplay front man chris martin may have channeled his inner primate in "adventure of a my heart beating >> reporter: but offstage he's also taking on a very primal dieting regime which he saysnd makes him more creative. >> i fast once a week, one day a week, yeah. >> reporter: the 38-year-old grammy winner scheduled to appear on the super bowl halftime show next he's on the 6:1 diet evening only six days a week and on the seventh day fasting only goes back to

experienced feast or famine rarely eating multiple meals a day, instead they would kill, gorge and go longnothing to eat. >> i was told just try not eating for one day when i was sick an i did it and foundg a bit better and also i felt so grateful for food. >> reporter: but some nutritionists say not so fast. >> any of the benefits that this type of program to psychological benefit, not necessarily physical benefits. >> reporter: martin's ex-wife gwyneth paltrow is also famously known for her strict unusual in 2013 she hasn't eaten meat in two decades. martin admits the 6:1 plan can you fast for awhile, 15 hours in you get a little antsy so you have to be careful who you're talking to.

blood sugar and difficulty concentrating and this can all negatively impact performance. >> negative, that's right. chris says he's clearly not doing this if you're hoping to drop a few pounds with the 6:1 plan you might want to hit the pause button. we checked with experts including our medical team at fasting once a week just drinking water can be risky especially if you have health problems like liver or kidney issues or if you're pregnant woman, for instance, caloriene thing but skipping food altogether one day -- >> gets out of balance. >> everything gets a little wacky. >> i'm no doctor but i would imagine your metabolismht down. >> for him he says it's working but you don't want to rung out and do it right away. check with your doctor first. >> hope he's ready for the field, the n to virginia where rob is checking on the storm, hey, rob. >> hey, lara, you know when it comes to diet you want to take

22,000 tons of salt for northern virginia. v-dot to tackle this puppy with 4,000 trucks on the roadway as this comes lk about it. advisories that stretch from the northeast all the way down to the midsouth. winter storm warning as far south as arkansas. blizzard watches now for new york city and long island, the winds are going to be kravrnging with this. severe weather already this morning across louisiana, but this thing strengthens as it heads off the coast and feet especially west of d.c. and north towards philadelphia. likely over a foot there and it's going to be blowing and drifting and flooding along the coast will be intense. another storm comescisco tonight, nice in denver and warming up finally in florida. 're mainly dodging the winter storm. we have snowfall in the forecast today. it's minimal, but it's showing up as you can see on the radar. we have moderate pockets in and ar. be careful, brecksville. we're seeing an increase in snow and that is on the light

cold, 11 in cleveland; 18, ashtabula. , 10, coshockton; 6, mansfield and 7 for ashland. h today, mid- 20s with the lake affect snow fading fast. have a great thursday. all right, george, lara, eed a little salt for your eggs this morning, we have it here. >> you are ready. >> we got wolfgang puck here so i'm sure you could find a way to use that salt andinto a great dish. time for "pop news" and a lot of headlines. lena dunham is making headlines saying she's saying no to sayingng for linkedin for years she was a clonic people pleaser convinced that saying yes was the key to being liked aying things like she was too busy, she was too tired and that she hates laser tag she was surprised by how well people responded to her honesty. i think she's actually no one dislikes laser tag. it is important, you've got to be able to say no sometimes.

>> people pleasers, they't like them. >> robin taught me a funny saying, no is a complete sentence. that's right. absolutely true. cannot agree with that more. big news coming out of arizona. john legend joining forcing withtars performed outside the detention center in arizona singing bob marley's "redemption" song. take a listen. these songsall i ever had >> the duo taking part in the free america campaign to draw attention to mass incarceration. legend took time to meet former detainees organizers saying that their visit has given affected families new hope. >> good for song too. >> no doubt about it. beautiful setting, as well. here in times square we know so

but a big one that's about to bed to reveal the exclusive announcement we'll play a game called show tune showdown so i'll play a song and you guys have to tell me which musical it's from and, hint, guys,l connected somehow plus you get bonus points if you -- >> i love bonus points. >> all about bonus points on "gma." so starting out we'll go easy. one that you may need kleenex for. take a listen. i never expected it too >> not a clue. >> ooh. george stephanopoulos, "evita." "don't cry for me argentina." next song. what about this haunting duet. >> ooh.om of the opera". >> what's i called. >> how about waiting to hear the song? >> i heard haunting. >> well, you got it right.

to know the name of it. "it's all i ask -- you to paws, paws, george stephanopoulos, paws for this beautiful ballad. >> i know it's -- it's from "cats." it's so easy to -- called? >> i love this song. >> oh, "memories." >> "memories." >> it's fromne told me. >> i have a feline friend delivering the perfect move, i believe. very was just purr-fect. andrei lloyd webber's "cats" is coming back to broadway andt summer tennille simon theater. performances begin july 4th. you're welcome,t

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i want to see you smile welcome back to "gma" on this thursday morning. here with lara and wolfgang puck is here, as well a new online cooking school and there he is with jesse and rebecca following two of the recipes. >> starting the roux. >> according to wolfgang you canet meals learning online. i love that. jesse is trying out quesadillas. rebecca is making gourmet ma following them on their tablets. first over to michael. >> spice. >> uh-huh. onions. >> all right, thanks, guys.

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>> thanks so much. you know it's a big morning here on "gma." we're joined now by "duck dynasty" stars jep and jessica robertson and their including their newest addition, baby son gus. we got to meet last night on their new show "jep and jessica growing the dynasty" here interview since that big news but let's look at the moment when baby gus is welcomed into the family. >> he's here. oh, baby gus.son. >> oh. hi, little mister. oh. >> can i hold him, momma. >> we're all going he's so big. what a big boy you are. >> and i want to thank you all so much for -- you guys brought an army. >> we did. we did. >> you got a lot a lot of kids, congratulations on all the great news that's going on in your lives right now. want to start with baby gus, the newest addition, of course, you

i know that of your fourth kid you had some health issues that prevented you from getting pregnant again. what made you decide to adopt seven years laterlittle boy? >> well, we -- it's really was on my heart for many, many years and probably, you know, when river was about 3 or 4 i was like, oh, i just feel likeng we need to do and the more opportunities that represented us as far as helping the less fortunate or, you know, around in our you know, going overseas to mission trips, the urge got heavier and heavier and really jep came in and said, you knowas about a year and a half ago. he said i feel like god put this on your heart for a reason. he didn't plant the seeds for nothing and this is definitely a after that we said, okay, we waited a little bit longer then we went and talked to the adoption agency so we started the whole process and, you know, it was a longe finally

>> i wanted a full basketball player. >> five is a nice round number. >> how is baby gus family. >> awesome. >> he is the best baby. really seriously. >> if you can spoil a child we are definitely doing that. >> he's spoiled with love. there is not an hour that goes by that he's not kissed that he's loved. >> four beautiful brothers and sisters. i have to ask you guys, what is the best part about having a brother? >> what's so fun about it, guys? >> anybody? >> learned how to make bottles. >> which is >> she's an excellent changer of the diapers. >> really? >> comes in very handy. >> a skill we have to learn. obviously helps you guys out as r own basketball team. your father got in some hot water in 2013. made some inflammatory racial remarks. what's his reaction been and is he welcoming addition. >> he is and he's always said i guess this never got quoted.

race, the human race. says that quite often so he loves him and he's>> i got to congratulate you guys on not just the adoption but the brand-new show that aired last night "jep and the dynasty". tell us about it. >> just our crazy lives. two, it gets kind of tough. three, you're kind of like eh and thever and the fifth, okay, we have a lot of kids. this is -- it's tough but awesome. >> it's a great show and it's got a bit of a different kind of it does. >> than "duck dynasty." >> it's a good make you feel good, you know, you always are going to have good laughs but our show will be -- it's a e real and like light. maybe not every episode. there will be some tears.

going to delve into our lives and everyday struggles as a mom and dad and now that we've expanded our family soand it's going to be good. >> congratulations to all the wonderful things that are happening in your lives with, of course, the newest addition and baby gus and this brand-new show "jep and growing the dynasty" on wednesdays on a&e. >> down south and waiting for the snow and rough weather in dynasty land, as well. including ssippi today, already some warnings and we'll see heavy rain out of this. all facets, not only rain, water coming out of the clouds but water from the oceans, big-time des. delaware, maryland and jersey and that's going to cause coastal flooding there. another storm coming into the pacific and some snow across the midsection as this storm develops. .

morning temperatures on the cold side. we come n the lower types and -- lower teens and single -- be careful. area roads could be slick. brought to you y folger's. lara, a nice hot cup would go right fine right now with temperatures in the mid-20s in >> i will get you one, rob. great job out there. and coming up, the great cook-off is on. jesse, rebecca, with wolfgang puck at the helm. see how they do it and teach you some great cooking tips next on "gma."

back now w renowned chef wolfgang puck who wants everybody to be age to make his delicious recipes. so, an ingenious thing, online cooking school where you can learn how to whisk, chop, puree like a pro. >> so easy, go to gangpuckcookingcool.com. >> why do you like this versus a book? >> because this one you learn from "a" to "z," get the cooking lesson how to make thing, one, two, three, we a quesadilla, you will see me for ten minutes and can watch it,

it's really easy and simple.r than having the real guy here in person. step one of this, what do we got to do. >> step one, add barbecue sauce and a little roasted roasted hall pain know. >> you put it over the fire on a grill or can buy them too and mix it altogether. >> that's stepwo is you put that with the cheese in between two -- >> tortillas. d it out. >> step three, put it on the griddle. cook it nice and brown on both sides. just be sure that it's cooked on both sides. >> do you like butter, oil or little bit of olive oil on it. you can put butter, pam but or nothing -- >> till it gets nice and brown. >> i wanted to one of these is wolfgang's is one is jesse. any thoughts? >> one of these things does not belong here.

same place anyway. it's all going to my stomach. >> i like how yours is golden brown so i think your presentation might need a little you know what, i like you cooked it the right way, you see it's not white, it's not blackened. it's just cooked just as well -- follow. he's a great instructor. mom, are you listening to this? i'm learning to cook in rebecca jarvis took another one of the recipes from your onlike cooking schoolr day homemade mac and cheese. a recipe lots of moms would love rather than the ole box of mac and cheese. this is easy. step >> making a roux. >> is it roux or roux. >> r-o-u-x, a mixture ofoil and flour and step two, you

>> that becomes the bechamel. this is very kids eat this. >> they'll love it. never want another one. i know everybody loves it. i do that for the oscars and we make a little container -- >> yes. it and people love it. eat two or three of them. >> step three -- >> step three, you put it in here, mix the macaroni with thece here. >> i'm doing my best. >> while we do that i'm going to show everybody two of these. one of these is these is rebecca's again. we were all doing the show while we were cooking so -- >> rebecca didn't have an oven so she couldn't baken is a very important part, i learned. >> it turns out you need an oven to finish it. you can see ow golden delicious it comes out and it was easy? >> honestly, so an oven i'm fairly certain it might have looked like yours.

it with parmesan, mozzarella,nd get the beautiful top. >> we like competition here. >> i like to lose. >> i would like to think both of these guys -- >> follow the online instructions better, who is your winner? >> i think i have to go she does it better. >> oh. >> yes. >> no, i think you both did an job because i think to follow a recipe perfectly, i think it is amazing for the first time, all right. you got the golden spatula. >> you got the golden reat job. >> that's amazing. >> you guys can see it, as well. all of wolfie's recipes and information at our website,rica.com. coming up, "school of rock." we got the cast performing live.

>> are you ready to rock. the students of broadway's "school of rock" sure are.t the winter garden theater and right here in times square, here they are with "stick it to the man." [ cheers and applause ] >> now, the one that makes all the rules. now, he's the one that keeps you down. now, how does that make you feel? >> angry.'s right. when the world has screwed you and crushed you in its fist when the way you're treated twist there's been one solution since the world began don't just sit and take it stick it to the man nd scream and shout

o stop you let 'em know exactly where they all can go and do it just as loudly as you can stick it to the man >> if you want to rock you got to get angry at the man. overwork ya stick it to the man hate the way they jerk ya stick it to the man tired of thek it to the man rise up every system stick it to the man break the rules ignore the signs de the line go off the script do what you like they hate it they can take a hike and do it just as loudly as you can stick it to the man if you're feeling angry then put that into some of stick stick stick

>> mythat's it. >> yes, okay. now.tick it to the man yes parents in your face man bullied for eating good snack foods stick it to the man gloria riviera enough with all the kardashians stick it to the man ke a scene and cranks the amps to 17 and scream until their ears are shot they all can kiss your you know what do everything they ever tried to ban stick it to the man ca. [ cheers and applause ] when the world has screwed you and crushed you in its fist treated has got you in a twist there's been one solution

don't just sit and take it n >> let's go. rant and rave and scream and shout stiout just be rude and rip your jeans and show 'em what rebellion means let's barge in someone else's camera van especially those we're so much cooler than yeah t's time to throw it all against the fan there's no way you can stopck yeah

what happens when this dad refuses to buy ice cream for his own son. for winners and you're a loser. >> will blow you away. >> please, buy him an ice cream. i'll even pay for it. >> "what would y 10:00, 9:00 central on abc. >> "good morning america" is brought to you by bare minerals.

who here is shy?y. "school of rock" on broadway. thanks to the cast. "cats" is back on broadway. [ cheers and applause ]a, jesse, we'll see you tomorrow. have a good one.

good morning, time now is 8:56. funeral services will be held for a mother and two twirls kill -- two girls killed in a >> the visitation for the girls and mother is from 10-12 and 2- 6 at the hudson campus of christ community chapelfe will follow at 6. the three along with the father, jeff mather, were killed more than a week ago. the investigators said a gas can was found near > 8:57 now on your thursday morning. looking at a little more snowfall for us. it's real light. it should fade into the morning hours. we have light snow at this point of the morning in cuyahoga and. >> august a. kind of stretching and kind of stretching. light snow is expecting to stay past this morning with a high of 26. currently in the teens, we're dry towards the weekend with s for next week. something to look forward to. this morning, corrina's got

the snow slowing us down anywhere? >> no, thankfully the light snow and flurries are not n impact on your morning commute. we're seeing some slowdowns still here and i will zoom you in. 77 northbound, especially and 71 as well. earlier 77 westbound as well as 90 eastbound. we're still seeing some delays, though, on 77 because of an earlier accident that has been cleared. that was at rock side and also there was another 480. so, checking out the drive times still affected, 77 northbound. rock side to downtown. a 15-minute ride now, the average speeds of 35 miles an hour and a 13-minute 90 eastbound. crocker to the inner belt. this is a live look outside from the odot cam, i-77 at grant avenue. traffic is moving a little uys. >> right. and you get more news, weather updates throughout the day on the news net 5 app.