good morning, america. breaking news, terror crackdown. major operations across europe overnight, dozens arrested. police in a fierce gun battle with extremists, shots ringing out and explosions rock one neighborhood and the fear this morning about more plots underway. also breaking this morning, urgent manhunt. police in florida searching for two heavily armed men suspected in a deadly robbery spree. people told to stay inside their homes. more than 100 officers going door to door. the very latest right now. dash cam drama. take a look at this. a tire flies down the highway and crashes through this windshield in an instant, the sunroof shattering. how did the driver survive? please welcome your host for the evening, from "magic mike 2," michael strahan. ♪ and magic michael, our own

michael strahan, tearing it up as host of the critics' choice movie awards from selfies with the stars to shocking costume changes, taking us behind the scenes of that blockbuster bash. iving you backstage exclusive access. ♪ feeling in my soul ♪ and good morning, america. boy, whenever you think michael strahan showed you all the game he's got, takes it to another level. >> he's always all in. he's all in. >> he's committed. oh wow. >> he's going to share more with us a little -- to do that in front of the a-list stars but michael did that. of course as always a lot of news to get to first on this friday morning beginning with those terror sweeps dozens arrested overnight and imminent attack thwarted amid growing

threats across europe. one bomb threat shut down a train station and jewish schools in belgium closed till martha raddatz is reporting on all the breaking developments. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. across europethisorning, police are in an urgent hunt for suspected terrorists who may be planning new attacks or who have taken part in those already carried out. this morning, a dozen arrested in france including four women with suspected connections to the shooter in the kosher market. two others arrested in germany this morning, and in belgium, police saying an attack on police officers anyone in uniform, was imminent as they moved in on a heavily armed compound. the gun battle was fierce dozens of shots fired, flames filling the windows, explosions rocking the neighborhood. >> the suspects immediately

opened fire with automatic weapons at special forces of the police. they opened fire during several minutes before being neutralized. >> reporter: in the end, two suspects lay dead a third wounded. now in custody. >> luckily during these intervention no policemen was harmed neither a civilian. >> reporter: this raid one of ten across belgium targeted suspected terrorists and others returning from syria. >> during the investigation we found that this group was about to commit terrorist attacks in belgium. >> reporter: belgium is a tiny country just 11 million people but some 350 foreign fighters now in syria have come from belgium, the most per capita of any european nation. throughout the eu more than 3,000 extremists have reportedly gone to fight in syria, the fear in the west they are returning with the training and support to carry out an attack like the one

in paris last week. george. >> okay martha those fears in europe matched by growing anxiety here about homegrown terror. we have exclusive video from the fbi, a sting operation to stop a radicalized young man plotting an atack on our nation's capital. pierre thomas tracking that case good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. what our friends at home are about to see are disturbing. it's hard proof that homegrown radicals are among us, the fbi says. amine el khalifi was planning to use in machine gun to massacre members of congress on capitol hill. >> how many hits are in here? >> 30. you hold the trigger. >> reporter: it's an fbi undercover sting of a would-be suicide bomber. >> this is one more example of the fact that this threat that we have talked about so much over the last weeks, months years, in fact is very real. >> reporter: khalifi, a moroccan national living outside of washington, d.c. hardly seemed the terrorist type.

he liked to smoke weed loved to party, even worked as a deejay but here he is buying nails at a home depot, shrapnel for his suicide bomb vest. >> i got thick one, not thin ones. >> don't be nervous, man. >> reporter: khalifi was angry. he believed america's war on terror was a war on islam. the fbi after receiving a tip from an associate moved in posing as al qaeda. critics would say it's entrapment. >> watch that tape at the end of the day is all we can say. >> i'm go inside like a real place, maybe the capitol. i'm done. my work is done in this life. >> reporter: the fbi records his every move even as he pulls into a rock quarry where he would test the bomb. watch as the fbi undercover gives khalifi a cell phone rigged to detonate explosives planted outside the car. >> i want you to place the call so you can see how it works. okay now hit se.

>> reporter: the bomb debt >> brother, this is not strong enough man. >> reporter: khalifi wanted a bigger bomb. on a february morning in 2012 he was arrested only two blocks from the u.s. capitol trying to put on what he thought was a suicide vest. >> chilling video. all right, pierre thank you. now to that urgent manhunt in florida, police searching for those armed men suspected in a deadly robbery spree near tampa. residents there warned to stay inside overnight. abc's matt gutman joins us with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. i just got off the phone with law enforcement officials and say they have hundreds of officers deployed in this neighborhood including s.w.a.t. teams searching for two additional suspects that have allegedly proven themselves murderous already killing two residents in this community. more than 100 police officers guns at the ready, have surrounded a subdivision in central florida warning residents to lock doors and with

the all-clear from law enforcement. deputies searching for two suspects believed to kill two while fleeing from l enforcement. >> please stay locked in your house. >> reporter: this spasm of violence began late thursday when four robbed this cash america pawnshop. police recognized their getaway vehicle and chased it until the driver crashed the car in a quiet neighborhood. the suspects scattered but officers managed to collar one of the four suspects. thanks to a tip from a neighbor police cornered a second suspect in a home where they made a grisly discovery, the bodies of two unidentified adults. >> i'm definitely disappointed and hurt and everything because, i mean you know this is where me and my family live. >> reporter: as police surrounded the house, a car burst through the garage officers managing to wound the second suspect but as the massive manhunt continues for the other two suspect, the polk

county sheriff says it may end violently if the suspects don't give themselves up soon. >> if they point guns at us we will shoot them a lot. >> reporter: now, officers tell me they're going house to house clearing every house and helping residents get to their cars if they do have to get to work and a bit of good luck this morning, it's parent teacher conference day here in florida so kids can stay home. george. >> that is good news. okay matt thanks very much. a new flu alert. the cdc warning this year's vaccine less effective than we thought. take a look at this map. 26 states now reporting high levels of the virus. we've got abc's chief medical editor rich besser. it turns out it's effective in only one out of four cases. in some groups less. >> overall 23% but look by age range. for those under the age of 18 26% protected. for adults 18 to 49 12% protected and 50 above 14% effective and that includes the

elderly at the greatest rick of severe flu. >> at the greatest risk. why is it so ineffective? >> one things we talked about, they have to decide what goes in the vaccine back in february and the virus has been mutating since then so that it's no longer covered. this is the worst protection we've seen since 2005 and less than half the protection we got from the vaccine last year? but even though it's to the as effective as anyone hoped, still recommend getting the shot? >> you know even with these low levels it's going to save many many lives. one things we often see with flu after this first wave of flu another strain comes through and the vaccine protects against four different strains and maybe it will be more protective against those other strains. >> no harm in taking the vaccine. >> okay rich besser thanks very much. to dan harris. you'll be taking people's questions all morning on twitter. >> i will. >> but now to dan harris in for amy today with the news. >> good morning, good morning, everybody. we'll start with new details about the terrifying moments inside a subway tunnel in washington, d.c. the first lawsuit in connection

with that commuter nightmare is being filed today. a new report says it took 35 minutes for people trapped in the smoke-filled subway tunnel to be rescued after an electrical malfunction and more than an hour before 9 woman who ultimately died in the chaos was transported to the hospital. one victim who survived says he even started writing good-bye notes to his family. urgent warning from scientists about the health of the world's oceans. researchers say we are facing a mass extinction. they say humans are destroying the oceans with everything from carbon emissions to fish farms to container shipping and a separate study finds sea levels now rising much faster than we thought. however, experts say it is not too late for the oceans to bounce back if we humans change our habits. overnight oklahoma executed its first death row inmate since botching a lethal injection last spring. a divided supreme court refused to block the execution of charles warner dismissing concerns about the drug protocol being used.

the police chief in north miami is denying reports of racial profiling after officers were found using mug shots of black suspects for target practice. now, the department admits officers may have exercised quote/unquote poor judgment only shooting at black suspects but the department insists that in general, target practice includes multiple lineups using images of all races. and look at this new video this morning, a driver going down a highway in canada when a wheel comes flying at his windshield. he says it happened so fast all he could do was duck but tells a news agency in toronto that the tire shattered only the sunroof so he did not get hurt. pretty good driving there. finally, we have some breaking feline news this morning. it was not curiosity that got this cat in trouble but instead the perpetual hunt for a warm nap spot. lulu escaped from her apartment and nestled into the bumper of a car at which point the owners un

unwittingly took her for a ten-mile drive on the freeway. she was -- she survived and pulled out by animal control looking greasy and in my view just a little sheepish. all is well now. her owner gave her a bath and shined up her signature pink collar and lulu says for her next feat she'll stowaway to a country that don't put pink bedazzled collars on cats. my cat roam nude. indecent but no collars. they're free. un unencumbered. >> less is more dan. >> yes. >> i got that from you. thank you. thanks everybody. to the reaction over the academy award nominations. the #oscarsgo be white and mara schiavocampo is here with more on that. >> robin, good morning. some of the biggest categories

lack even a single nominee of color. raising questions not just about the diversity of the award show but of the entire industry. as this year's oscar nominees were announced. >> richard linklater. wes anderson. >> reporter: many noticing a trend. >> julianne moore, reese witherspoon. >> reporter: the 20 lead and supporting actor nominees all white. only the second time that's happened in almost 20 years. soon social media was buzzing with people criticizing the academy for a shocking lack of diversity. the #oscarssowhite going viral. >> something you can't kind of understand. >> i'm disappointed. >> reporter: one of the most notable snubs, david oyelowo. >> give us the vote. >> reporter: widely expected to snag a best actor nod for portraying martin luther king jr. in "selma." women also largely overlooked especially in the category for best director.

>> kathryn bigelow. >> reporter: which hasn't seen a single female nominee since 2010 when kathryn bigelow won for "the hurt locker." noticeably not nominated this year angelina jolie for "unbroken." >> why come you're not going to win. >> reporter: and "selma's" ava duvernay who would have been the first black woman ever considered in that category. >> this issue isn't just about oscar nominations, it's a greater issue in hollywood. there really weren't any diverse films this year. >> reporter: just last year lupita nyong'o took home oscar gold for best supporting actress. with "12 years a slave" winning the top honor. >> the academy is seeking out new talent new voices diversity. >> reporter: but many say this year's nominations show the need to get more color -- >> we've got to stop talking about it and start walking that talk. >> reporter: -- on this red carpet. now, many are pointing out that hollywood has a diversity

problem behind the scenes too, according to the "l.a. times" of the academy's 6,000 members, about 94% are white and 77% male and that's who's voting for these awards. >> there was talk that a lot of voters did not receive screeners but that was not the case. >> that's not the case so paramount sent screeners late to the guild but not to oscar voters. the only way it could have influenced them if they were looking at the guild for suggestions as to what might do well. >> all right, mara. >> that's skewed 94% and 77%. >> big diversity issue overall. >> lara big football weekend. george the biggest weekend of the nfl season. four teams playing with a trip to the super bowl at stake. so this morning, we've got the tale of the tape on their quarterbacks including the all-important stuff from endorsements to salaries to significant others. abc's paula faris is here with all of it. good morning, paula. >> so how do these guys stack up against each other on the field and on paper? well one has a supermodel wife.

another is one of the lowest paid quarterbacks in the league but come this sunday only one stat matters and that's winning. this weekend these four quarterbacks take center stage as they try to lead their teams to the super bowl. >> brady is now the all-time leader. >> reporter: the only thing standing in three-time super bowl winner tom brady's way, luck andrew luck. the indianapolis colts young gun slinger was just 11 years old when brady was hoisting his first super bowl trophy. >> great role model for any quarterback at any level. >> reporter: brady has a supermodel wife and rakes in 7 million a year not including endorsement deals like uggs he's even got acting shots. >> boom shakalaks. >> reporter: traveling to europe in the off-season so he won't be recognized shying away from endorsement deals and a razor, the beard is staying. >> i sit there and think of the

young versus old. that's the battle i'm excited to watch. >> reporter: the packers versus the seahawks. both aaron rodgers and russell wilson have won a super bowl but only one, rodgers has hollywood starlet olivia munn on their arm. >> heck of a drive by number 12. >> reporter: rodgers also hauls in roughly 18 million a year about 18 times more than russell. >> it's a huge discrepancy. >> i've got this. >> reporter: while russell has won small endorsement deals with microsoft, rodgers is a pitch man for nike and state farm. >> doesn't this hurt? >> not with those puny arms. >> reporter: four stud athletes one goal, to get to the super bowl. so the two teams and quarterbacks left standing after sunday's games will then battle at the super bowl the super bowl is always the first sunday in february and then whoever wins that of course is, you know, going to disney world. >> opens up a lot of unities. >> thank you, paula. we go to ginger now and,

boy, i love that picture you're bringing us. >> this is so pretty. it might give you the wrong impression. last night, just beautiful, new york city. you can see the statue of liberty in the foreground. that sun, that orb so few of us have seen relatively mild. temperatures at 2:00 p.m. 45 in d.c. 40 philadelphia. again, this is relatively mild. yesterday was a high of 36. but then tonight, if you are going out and about, along the east coast it'll be really cold after that cold front, chili, 16 early in new york city tomorrow morning, 19 below for saranac lake. windchill warnings super cold going into new hampshire, vermont and maine.

>> good morning, washington. a beautiful sunrise underway. official sunrise at 7:25 a.m., our temperatures are generally below the freezing mark across the entire region. a wind chill factor of 24 degrees right now. skies are very clear right now. 33 degrees in gaithersburg. 19 in dallas. yesterday it was a bit on the freezing >> rivers that often flood in washington state, oregon they are prone right now for flooding because almost 6 inches by the end of the weekend. big storm. >> got to keep that in mind. coming up teenage bonnie and clyde, the urgent search right now for two kids on the

run and on a crime spree. caught on camera customers force a pizza delivery man to give back his tip. now people across the country are coming to the young man's defense. hidden car warranties how we could save a billion dollars in repair costs every year. our own magic michael, fearless michael showing off new moves as award show host is giving us exclusive backstage access this morning. keep it here, more "gma" coming up. ♪

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>> morning, we are going to get right to some breaking news happening.

check this out, this is not a water fountain, this is a water main break causing a big mess off of 395 right now. first, let's get to jack taylor in the wtop traffic center. it has been a busy morning out there. >> that is the first time i have seen that. anyone trying to get near northbound 395 to westbound route seven, blocked, traffic here on seven eastbound diverted at beauregard street. westbound travel on seven to the north on 395. the other wrinkle in this, 395 is becoming a mess because of a long-standing crash on the 14th street bridge. single file to the right gets by. the other problem is in the express lane as you moved north. the crash to the right and left, north of shirlington at this point, is very heavy and extremely slow. so much for a quiet friday?

>> all right, we are taking a look at temperatures across the region, they are definitely below freezing. 30 downtown, 24 in andrews 36 in frederick. we are keeping our i am visibility for the areas that have snow on the ground. we are primarily seeing this across southern maryland. lots of sunshine right now clouds coming in this afternoon with a cold front that has been breezy more than anything. 40's, it will feel like 30's throughout the day. we are expecting temperatures to be a bit cooler, the system will be approaching my sunday that gives us a chance of rain to the east of interstate 95. >> thank you. jeanette reyes is on the scene.

this is an enormous mess. what can you tell us about what is happening right now? >> when you have the morning commute freezing temperatures, and a water main break, it is certainly a horrible mixture. crews getting to work, you can see the gaping hole where the water was shooting up. let me show you this incredible video. it is shooting up as high as those light poles. take a look down this road as you look at the video. the road is closed off in both directions. at one point it was just closed off in one direction. they had to close them both down as they scrape off the ice. that is the scraping that is of course a well below freezing. this is going to be a problem for quite some time. if you take this route to work plan ahead to, things will be closed for several hours as we get to work year.

not a good way to start off the weekend. reporting live, jeanette reyes. >> certainly those precautions -- repercussions will be there throughout the day. switch over to our sister station, news channel eight, we will have another update at 7:56

engaged. police say the two burglarize a slew of hope get chased by police and get away. then just this sunday police say the pair steals this pickup truck crashing it through a

garage and fences. >> it sounded like a bomb went off but it was the door hitting the building. >> reporter: they caused so much damage to that truck, police say they leave it behind and go for another. this red pickup inside the owner's checkbook and a handgun. the teens allegedly forging and cashing thosehecks in kentucky, north carolina and south carolina where they're caught on camera. on thursday the truck is found outside of an abandoned home near atlanta. the gun still in the truck but no sign of the teens. this morning, a message from dalton's mother. >> you know we love you, miss you and we need you home and safe. you know we know the job done wrong but you need to step up and take the consequences of what you've done and come home. >> reporter: and right now since cheyenne is a minor, again, only 13 dalton is wanted on charges of custodial interference. police believe he lured her away from her parents but everyone wants these kids back home. >> thank you very much. now to bad behavior caught on camera. workers at a car dealership in

massachusetts giving a pizza delivery man a hard time and forcing him to come back and now it's sparking major backlash across the country. abc's kendis gibson has that story for us. >> reporter: it's the pizza delivery sparking a viral firestorm this morning. >> close the door before i put my foot -- >> reporter: after delivering a pizza to this car dealership watch as jerry is ordered back to the dealership where employees demand he return the $7 tip he received on a $50 bill. >> get the [ bleep ] owner and the manager on the phone. >> when i initially got paid i walked out with a smile. >> reporter: but didn't expect an on camera >> it just doesn't make sense that you were just gonna have me give it back anyway. >> reporter: listen as two rip into him and threaten to get him

fired. >> it was posted he believes to further embarrass him. but it backfired. the dealership's yelp page flooded calling tormenters arrogant rude dismissive. >> nice to know people feel so strongly something that they're willing to do something about it. >> reporter: the owner of the dealership apologizing saying he'd like to offer a cash donation to him. he also notes that the man seen belittling tanzi doesn't work for him while this lady -- >> close the door before i put my foot -- >> reporter: has been fired getting served a big slice of humble pie. for "good morning america," kendis gibson abc news new york. >> what could possibly explain any part of that. it's crazy. >> good for the owner for stepping up and taking action. >> over to dan harris in the social square with "the speed feed." >> lack of diversity is trending big time on twitter.

the #oscarsgowhite and has taken off. we talked about it earlier. hot on abcnews.com people remembering martin luther king jr. in advance of the holiday on monday. here's another thing that caught our eye this morning, the comeback kid of social media. myspace, yeah apparently it still exists in fact enjoying something of a renaissance, "the wall street journal" reports the site had more than 50 million users in november alone. so why is this happening? one theory is that throwback thursday is sending people back to myspace to find the pictures they posted way back when and when they get there they find the space has aggressively repositioned itself as a go-to place for music fans. it's filled with new videos including this star-studded video for this band and sarah silverman and andy samberg singing along to name a few. this has me inspired and i will aree start my friendster account right after i get off the air. >> you do that. >> i'll see you on there, robin.

i'll see you on there. >> let's get weather from ginger. what's happening in boston? >> oh he doesn't have a friendster. boston had snow. big deal because so many cityies from boston to salt lake city have been in a snow drought even though 47% of our nation covered in snow. fargo, so far this is the whole year 6.9. they're about 18.8 below average. salt lake city almost two feet below average, boston almost a foot below where they should be or at least that average number. so as cold as it's been in some spots certainly has not had the snow. new york city right there too. chicago and new york raleigh, temperature kind of in a tizzy, up down that's what's going to happen. houston is warming and that's a place that intepts over a week below 50 until yesterday. that's a big deal for them but they will go well above 50 into the weeken

>> happy friday, everybody. a great way to end the work week.. we are keeping an eye on patchy fog o otherwise sunshine this morning with clouds >> all that weather brought to you by target and deal is when you're on friendster, you have to have friends. >> oh! >> whoa. thank you, the temperature just dropped in here. >> yeah. >> ginger zee. >> cold front moving through. >> she's deceiving, isn't she? >> just like you think everything is good and she just kind of stabs you. >> nothing but love. nothing but love. coming up "gma investigates" so-called hidden car warrants and how you may be able to save hundreds of dollars on some repairs. blindsided at the atm. one woman escapes after being kidnapped at the bank. what you need to know to stay safe when withdrawing cash.

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we're back now at 7:41 with "gma investigates" what some call hidden warrants on your car that could save you big time. the center for auto safety says consumers could save a billion in repair costs each year and you could get some for free if you know what to ask for. abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: while driving her preowned 2007 honor dan crv last

summer she got more an a little steamed. >> there was heat blowing out of the air conditioner. >> reporter: with a broken ac and what she thought was an expired warranty she expected to pay big bucks to have it repaired. >> it would have callost me more. i heard there was, in fact a problem within that year with the air conditioners. >> reporter: she asked honda about the issue and they did the repair for free. turns out greco's model had what some call a secret warranty and your car could have one too. >> a lot of people think their car's warranty is over and they're done and in many cases that's not the case. >> reporter: "consumer reports" finding what it calls hundreds of hidden warranties. car companies dispute calling the warranties secret or hidden instead calling them customer satisfaction campaigns. because they say they notify the dealer and often the original owner when they discover a problem. honda says they did that but second owners like greco don't

necessarily get those notices. john holmes discovering the so-called secret warranty on his preowned 2004 bmw for a fuel pump problem. saving him a whopping $8,000. >> i felt like i had won the lottery. >> reporter: both honda and bmw telling "gma investigates" they're happy the customers received the free repairs. how can you find out if yours is covered by these special warranties? first, call the dealership with the year make and model of your vehicle. ask about any potential service campaigns or customer satisfaction campaigns that cover your issue. you can also ask for any technical service bulletins on your car. it could save you a small fortune. should we test it? >> sure. >> feel that cold air coming out. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> linzie great tips. love the word free. coming up everybody, how hands-on should you be in

raising your kids? so-called free-rank parents in maryland are under investigation for letting their 10-year-old and 6-year-old walk home alone from the park. is it child endangerment? a new side of michael strahan. really? come on. we've seen all sides of him. they're great. behind-the-scenes, the best moments from last night's critics' choice awards. come on, our man michael.

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cannot or will not do. it was a big night for our guy hosting the 20th annual critics' choice awards at the hollywood palladium. oscar favorite "birdman" and "boyhood" among the big winners of the to michael now for some of his favorite moments and a look behind the scenes. >> hey, thanks, guys. here i am at the hollywood palladium on stage where last night i hosted the critics' choice movie awards. the stars came out to have a good time. we had a great time. check it out. >> please welcome your host for the evening from the upcoming movie "magic mike xxl." michael strahan. ♪ going down ♪ >> the 20th annual critic choice movie award, a blockbuster bash. ♪ the night of surprises. >> wow. >> yes! >> yay! >> and laughs. >> three, two, one.

>> and no one, i mean no one had a better seat than me michael strahan, your host for the evening. so what does it take to emcee one of the hottest nights in hollywood? practice. you're backstage. i'm giving you backstage exclusive access okay. be careful what you do with this information. what are you waiting for? let's go. let's go. let's do this. ♪ >> all right, this is where all the wardrobe goes down. i have five costume changes. now, i know what it feels like to be beyonce. ♪ bootylicious for you ♪ ♪ >> "maleficent," i feel magnificent. yes. >> with rehearsal under my belt i was ready for the big night. >> how am i looking, vicki? >> gorgeous roll me out. unlint me. release the lint. >> before i knew it, showtime.

♪ >> whoo i'm a little nervous. i'm excited. i can't wait to do it of the just ready to go. feels like game day. never done anything like this before. a new experience. wish me luck. >> hit it! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's going down ♪ >> you guys i really put everything into it the opening number no pants, out here in front of everybody staring at me it was incredible. such a thrill and i'm going to come back i'll see you guys soon and i promise i'll be wearing pants when i do. >> oh no. >> at least at the start of the show. pisode of "the brady bunch." if you imagine people in no pants maybe you're less nervous. >> i've had nightmares that involve me pantless in front of a-listers. anyway that's a different story. >> we have to say, michael, you did a fantastic job. >> fantastic. >> that is not easy to do and pulled it off as well as your

pants. coming up ho, ho shark tank your life. how you can manage your money and your marriage come on back. happy friday, everybody.

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>> that breaking news is happening in shirlington. a water main break the big mess right now on 395. we will be checking in with jeanette reyes in just a moment syria first a look at the roads. jack, what kind of impact is this having? >> huge, unfortunately. the problem is that king street is closed on either side of 395. you will get as far as beauregard westbound on three

hundred 95 both directions there is no access to westbound route seven. the traffic that you are seeing on the right side of the roadway is beyond park center drive. we had big problems this morning on 395 already trying to get to a crash on the 14th street ridge that is gone, out of springfield it is headed north with in a norma's amount of work that needs to be done. just be aware of the fact that if you are headed through that stretch of alexandria, plan for a lot of extra time. we have no original ideas to avoid the detours. >> now we have a look at the weather. jacqui jeras, what can you tell us about the weather in how it looks for the rest of the day? >> pretty good, overall. a cold front to the north brings breezy conditions. sunshine and chilly temperatures. anything that got melted yesterday could be icy. 30 degrees downtown.

there has been a little bit of fog in southern maryland. that should be lifting. temperatures gradually lifting this morning. 43 at 1:00. 45 by 3:00. what it will feel like the 30's with the stronger winds. still, not too terrible. we will see a few rain showers on sunday east of 95. partly cloudy and seasonable on monday. >> thank you. now we are getting out to jeanette reyes. i know that you were talking earlier about the cold being a factor. certainly the traffic is a mess. what is happening right now? >> it is a terrible mixture out here. take a live look behind me, you can see the gaping hole where the geyser was shooting into the sky, sometimes up to 20 feet. we just finished speaking with a police officer who is working as quickly as possible to open up this road. they will be working to put salt on the roadways for quite some

time there was a river of water flowing down at king street. you can imagine a sheet of ice forming. you can see the tell truck, the plow coming by. that is the good news. in the meantime no buses are coming through and a lot of people have had to walk to work. one gentleman walked five miles to work. retro is not up and running obviously, right now, as this continues. they will be working on it for quite some time. it looks like the road has sustained significant damage and the road will be closed for several hours, probably well past noon today. we will keep you posted. plan ahead and keep -- make some time this road is back open plan ahead and look for some alternate routes. >> certainly a developing situation that you obviously want to stay from in that area if possible. the you for watching our morning

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grab your paddle. you'll need this you because our dear friend been with us for eight years and runs the control room, denise there you are, we're going to miss you. she's leaving us after today. she's going to travel the world with that gorgeous husband of hers and, denise a 10 all the way around from us. we love you. >> thank you. >> denise i just have one tip for you. get a lot of sleep, drink a lot of water and make sure you instagram us. we'll miss you. >> thank you. >> you can also meet on friendster. >> it's just a sabbatical. we want you back. >> enjoy every minute of that. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> you are welcome. a lot coming up. let's get to dan for news. good morning, once again, we'll start with the new terror raids overnight in europe. first in belgium more than a dozen people taken into custody all in connection with what's being called an imminent plot to kill police. both in the streets and in their stations. one raid resulting in a firefight in which two suspects

suspected terrorists were killed. in paris another dozen arrested in raids targeting people linked to the gunman in last week's attack on a kosher supermarket. two in german also arrested on terror charges. john kerry hugging the president of france this morning and placing wreaths at the sites of last week's attacks. also the u.s. is getting more involved in the fight against isis. 400 troops heading to the middle east to train moderate syrian rebels. police in florida are conducting an intense manhunt for two on the loose after a deadly robbery spree. the men were part of a group of four who held up a pawnshop and fired at police. two of the men were captured. they are being linked to two bodies found inside of a home in haines city. people who live there are being urged to stay inside as officers go door to door looking for those suspects. drivers these days are enjoying low gas prices but we're now starting to see some

of the first difficult economic fallout from those plunging oil prices. a company in houston that helps find and produce oil is laying off 9,000 workers worldwide. look at this. a best-selling book recounting a 6-year-old's near-death experience is apparently completely fake. according to the boy himself. alex malarkey says he made up the details in the book called "the boy who came back from heaven." he said he did it because he wanted attention after a horrible car crash that left him a quadriplegic. the publisher says it will pull the book. check this out, a woman in pennsylvania got a serious scare. got up at 4:00 in the morning and found a python slithering on the floor. at first shehought it was her scarf because of the pattern on its skin. i don't know what kind of scarf she has but closed the door and called police. it kept poking out from under the door. officers eventually removed it. no word yet on where that snake came from.

>> oh no. >> interesting. finally, there are some jobs where falling asleep may be bad form but it's not really that big of a deal. such is not the case when you are guarding rhinos. check out what happened at a zoo in israel. three female rhinos escaped, jail break, when their keeper dozed what i love about this picture is how happy the rhinos look as they trot down the road with the sleepy guard racing after them. the rhinos were eventually caught and corralled. the guard got fired. >> i'm sorry. >> the rhinos feel terrible. >> so casual just like hey, we're just going out. >> nothing to see here. nothing to see here. >> don't mindus. >> thank you, dan. we have a safety alert now from a woman who was robbed and kidnapped at an atm speaking out with important insight about how to protect yourself. brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: robbed at gunpoint and forced into her own trunk.

that's what one woman says happened to her. >> they were robbed at the wells fargo atm. were put in the trunk of their own vehicle. >> reporter: a manhunt is under way for this suspect captured on surveillance cameras approaching a woman withdrawing money at a drive drive-through atm at 130 a.m. looking directly at this security camera and driving off. after locking the car's driver in the back. >> he's like give me the money after he pulled out his gun he told me to get in the trunk. >> reporter: he withdrew money from the car owner's account and several banks and returning at 2:40 and robbing a second person at the walk-up atm with the owner still in the trunk. before finally ditching the vehicle just before 4:00 a.m. >> i thought maybe i have a chance of getting out of here so i found the unlock for the trunk from the inside. i popped it up. eporter: how can you protect yourself at the atm? experts say go during

daylight hours. put your phone away. look at your surroundings and at a drive-up atm leave the car in drive. >> very quickly if somebody approaches you can step on the gas and drive away if you have that opportunity instead of fumbling with the gearshift. >> reporter: police say this image of the suspect has led them to several they're hoping his next photo will be his mug shot. for "good morning america," brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> this case is not closed yet. "pop news" and weather coming up. now lara is over in the social square. >> i am. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." big "pop news" coming up. in it we'll show you among other things what reese witherspoon and laura dern are going wild over. we'll talk about free-range parents. how they're under fire. these parents are accused of endangering their kids by letting them walk home from the park. and "shark tank: your life" with this guy kevin o'leary doing his best vanna white answering your questions so tweet us.

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♪ welcome back everybody, to "gma" and i do believe it might have been the best day of some of these folks' lives yesterday. hollywood buzzing this morning as celebrities react to the oscar nominations. reese witherspoon and laura dern showing how wildly excited they are about their noms with this snapshot. julianne moore took to twitter and she thanked fans for their well wishes. benedict cumberbatch up for best actor for "the imitation game" said in a statement that he is knocked for six by the nod. whatever that means and even though jennifer aniston didn't get an oscar nod, boy, she is red hot going bold last night in a gucci tux and i think you're forgot something. but the red -- the chains look amazing. she wore that to the critics' movie choice awards. >> i miss that. what did she forget?

>> earrings. >> statement earrings. >> nominated there for her role in "cake." congratulations, jen. a terrific role. other oscar news, the most viral moment was actually an unexpected slip of the tongue during the announcement for best cinematographer. >> more achievement in cinematography the nominees are dick poop -- dick pope for tournament of roses. "mr. turner." >> he trended on line. the english cinematographer. two-time nominee saying hey, i've been called a lot worse in my time. i'm just happy to be nominated. the moment drew a lot of comparisons to john travolta' moment at last year's oscars. we've all been here. it happens and, in fact in a "pop news" scientific investigation we discovered there is a name for this phenomenon when you're trying so hard not to say something wrong

that it's exactly what you say, it's called recall bias so we feel you. >> sure. >> president obama first came up and the obama/osama thing. >> the irony in this in this category if you see the list of the other nominees i believe we have it they are so difficult to say, the easiest name on the list was dick pope. the other ones -- you should see their names. >> oh my gosh. >> consonants and socourse inevitably that's what happened. in poop news i mean "pop news," there were giggles and everyday words that make us cringe. our senior broadcast producer denise knows that all too well. we've been keeping a them and last night at her going away party we shared some of those words but the website buzzfeed has also joined in on the conversation with their list of words that just sound gross.

their picks include bulbous, chunk, slacks and dangle among others and several studies show that the word that most people pick as their number one gross word is -- can you guess? >> that's just you. >> nine different studies that for some reason that word -- is there one -- >> gelatinous. >> ooh. >> there you have it. >> in the control room -- she loves this. >> her head under the desk. >> going away present. >> there are many times on the broadcast where i'm like because those words are said so denise that one was for you. we love you. >> "heat index" coming up. now to ginger. >> unfortunately, guys i say moist all the time. it's weather. i ask the audience the least favorite. yours? >> crusty. >> she doesn't like that. wow, you painted this sign. you didn't? >> we did not. somebody that got cold left did

it. >> my friends from wisconsin totally stole this sign and now we'll check the forecast. in ft. lauderdale because you think we'll warm up there but cloudy and cooler this morning. that front moving on down to the south. you will clear out and dry out. but the temperatures are going to be yes, cooler still much more tolerable. 66 tampa, 59 tallahassee. a series of storms in the pacific northwest. going to leave heavy rains especially coastal. >> good morning washington. happy friday, everybody. a nice way to end the work week. partly cloudy skies, breezy, high tempetures in the low to mid 40's, with the wind it will feel like the 30's through the afafternoon. looking for a t of sun o saturday, high temperatures cooler near 40 degrees, wiwith a good c chance of rain on sunday along eas 95 in

these parents are giving their children too much space. >> do you worry at all something could happen with no adult supervision around? >> i mean every day of childhood something could happen. the most dangerous thing. >> montgomery county child protective services says it can't comment but is required to respond to all calls from

community members and law enforcement about possible neglect. but the couple say they will not back down from the fight for their kids' freedom. >> just common sense. to us this is an old-fashioned way of raising your kids not something new. >> for "good morning america," bazi kanani abc news silver spring maryland. >> we're talking about it. this one has a lot of people weighing in. >> i don't see how that is a crime but -- >> not so much crime but every parent -- >> that is their comfort level. >> you do what is best. i mean it's not one size fits all. you have to adapt. >> they said it old-fashioned. back when i was young it was sort of the way it was. things have changed. you know -- >> sure. >> so i think -- >> depends on the neighborhood. >> good for police to see them walking -- >> ask questions. >> exactly. >> all right hey, also up in the "heat index," the surprising new facial trend for women. this one involves shaving your face and a lot of people say it

is the secret to getting a healthy glow, but could it be also giving you abeard? becky worley tried it out. >> reporter: this hot skin care regimen is literally cutting edge. it's called dermplaning. for all practical purposes it's shaving your face. no, not like that. like this. >> what you're actually doing is removing that kind of top dull layer and you look youthful and radiant. >> fans abound. >> i shave my face once a week and it's my favorite day. >> more and more women are coming in saying that they're shaving their face to look younger. >> some suggest using a special tool. >> i use a facial razor. this sis my best friend. >> reporter: but others say a disposable safety razor is fine. >> hi. i am here for my shave. i mean my dermplaning. i head to a pro at med

aesthetics rx. >> it'll be awesome because i have a good set of whiskers i'm a little worried. won't all my peach fuzz grow back really thick? >> shaving will not grow hair. let's get that out of our myth bag once and for all. >> you don't see well-aged hollywood stars walking around with beards and a stash. okay then. >> that's dead skinin. >> can you see it? >> it doesn't hurt. it stings a little bit afterwards but it's not painful. listen i can barely shave my legs every week. but a safety razor only costs about 50 cents and might help your skin feel a little smoother. for "good morning america," becky worley abc news san francisco. >> all right, thanks. back with a new edition of "shark tank: your life." kevin o'leary. cold hard truth on men, women and money. we have two business owners and life partners in a dispute right now and you have a lot of advice for partners and spouses who get

tangled up in money problems. >> the key thing and what most people talk about in relationships is trying to control each other's spending habits. if you look at why unions relationships break up in america. it's not infidelity george. it's money problems. that's number one. the key to realize here everybody should understand that money is a very powerful component of their relationship. and i say by the third date you should be talking about it. >> third date? >> third date. what else matters in the long run? >> it is something that couples have to work out. okay time for court right now. our guests standing by. let's learn a little bit more about why they're here. meet david and nicole. partners in life and business with their online jewelry company bijouxx jewels. >> fine jewelry at affordable prices. >> but their business hit a plateau recently. the problem, david and nicole disagree on how to move the business forward. >> i'm willing to take more

chances. >> david is a risk taker. he wants to spend money on advertising to help grow the business. >> we just need to be a little more careful about what we do. >> nicole is more conservative. she wants to increase awareness through public relations. now they're taking their case to kevin o'leary and the "shark tank" court. and the court is now in session. honorable judge kevin o'leary presiding. bijouxx jewels and nicole versus david. >> saving and spending. we both have different plans on how you want to generate awareness of your website. you don't want to spend money but use pr and social media. >> i prefer to take the free route by using bloggers and social media to get the word out and generate buzz. there's really no guarantee that paid ads are going to work anyway. >> all right. david, i see you're champing at the bit. you want to spend real cash and buy paid advertising to generate awareness >> that's right. i honestly believe that i think

we need to try new things and the bottom line is you don't know until you've tried. so i think we could get some new customers that way and bring in more views and that's what i honestly believe in. >> you know women are so prague pragmatic pragmatic. i'll make my decision right now? right now? >> yep, i'll tell you, the key here is that saving money matters more than anything else when you're starting a small business. nicole is a professional on social media. she can generate awareness for absolutely free. that's the key. and i think you've got to go that way. >> all right. >> well he accepts it pretty well. >> nicole, how do you feel about that. >> i feel great about it. thank you. basically this is reiterating everything i say on a day-to-day basis, so you know i stand by my word. >> that's my decision and i think we can all learn something very important in america about this. number one, you've got to be a saver and have a personal plan. i'm telling you my decision includes this. i want both of you to take 10% of your salary and put it into your own personal account every

time you pay yourselves in perpetuity. number two, you've got to also remember on a long-term basis that plan has to be distinct. you have to know what you're doing on an ongoing basis forever. why aren't you two married? i'm prepared to do that right now. >> nicole and kevin, i'll get you off the spot. tune in to "shark tank" tonight at 9:00 eastern.

>> well, we are starting with breaking news coming out of alexandria. amazing stuff, these pictures, a lot of main break causing a huge mess right now. we will check injeanette reyes in about a minute. jack, i know that this water main break is causing big delays on the roads. >> it certainly is. the good news is that i believe the water has been shut off and they will be treating king street in a few minutes.you can see some of the cars trickling by, beginning to get the traffic moving again in both directions on king street. the water main break along park center drive is going to remain closed for the foreseeable future. 395 itself has been a mess, very

heavy and very slow as everyone tries to avoid it. >> let's get back out to that breaking news at seen in alexandria. jeanette reyes is out there now. what progress is being made at the moment? >> well, jacket, just seconds ago they opened up this me -- this road. right now the focus is on park center drive behind me. that is where the geyser was. that is where there was a gaping hole where this thing broke through. causing significant damage to the road. if you look at these images, at one point the water was shooting 20 feet into the sky. at one point they even told us to back away because it was shooting so far into the air. certainly a treacherous situation. also treacherous, the water created a river coming down king street. a sheet of ice formed, that is why they had to shut down the

road in both her actions, it was starting to cross over to the westbound and eastbound lanes. i should mention that another problem they were facing this morning in the area was that bus service was shut down and a lot of people here had to walk to work, one man walking five miles to work because there was no bus service. but the good news is that the road is back open. if you drive through here for the morning commute, you should be good to go. the water min break will probably be here past noon today. -- the water main break will probably be here past noon today. >> the cruise will certainly be out there for a few more hours getting things patched up out there. now we have jacqui jeras with a quick quick on the weather. >> gorgeous, sunshine, 33 degrees, little bit chilly with the feel factor down to 23 degrees.

19 degrees in culpeper. if you have a cold front approaching across the late -- great lakes right now, it will be coming to our area with no rain or snow, but a few little cloud breezy conditions by midday. temperatures in the 40's, but it will feel like the 30's because of the breezhigh of 39, chance of rain to the east. >> we will certainly take the clear skies today. we will have another update coming up at 8:56 a.m., continuing with local news coverage you will want to flip to our local news station sister station, news channel eight.

ba zillion miles away from the planet. isn't the moon a star? >> no the moon is a planet. >> the moon is not a planet. >> reporter: who's right? >> the moon i a moon. the moon is not a star or a

planet. >> reporter: look at that model head in hands. >> the moon is not a planet. >> what else is it if it's not a planet. >> i believe it's a star. >> reporter: what grade level of education is that? >> i think that's a third grade standard. >> reporter: is the moon a star or a planet? >> no. >> a planet. >> a planet. >> it's neither. it's a moon. >> how old are you? >> 7. >> reporter: do other grown-ups not know? >> is it a planet? i don't know. >> it's a star. >> i'll go with her. it's a star. >> reporter: neither. it's just a moon. >> thank you. >> that's it. that makes sense. >> reporter: i didn't know that either. i didn't do astronomy or astrology or whatever in my school. i'm with these guys. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> well that up, nick. never know what you'll see on qvc. >> you get some lessons. we'll get some here. how about we say good morning to a couple of folks. you're from where? florida? >> florida. >> denver some of the warmest

air that they've had in over a month. into the 60s, 61 denver. amarillo going to 63. it's mild in the southwest too. yuma at 78 today. las vegas seeing a high of 62 and we wanted to share some of the social stream pictures. you can see in seaside, california that cloud deck very nice charlotte from wsoc our affiliate in north carolina. all righ happy friday, everybodydy. a great way to end the work ek.. we arere keeping an eye on patchy fog oerwise sunshshine this rnin >> all that weather brought to you by royal caribbean. athena is here. she's got a little cold. i'll give you some hand warmers, okay? all right. i wear them right here too so take them and stick them on yourself. >> we'll turn to a remarkable triumph for public health.

for a generation jimmy carter's foundation has been fighting the battle against killer diseases now on the verge of completely eradicating one that affected millions every single year. it's unveiled this week. ♪ >> reporter: you may never have heard of guinea worm but 30 years ago it was afflicting millions. today you can count the cases. due in large part to the efforts of president carter who is front and center this week at the opening of a new exhibit at the an museum of natural history to mark these efforts. mr. president, great to see you again and especially such an exciting occasion. i love the title of this exhibit, countdown to zero. >> we are getting close. we started out with 23,600 villages 20 countries, 3.5 million cases of guinea worm and we've cut it down. last year we had 126 case. >> where did you come up with the idea that the goal would be not just reducing disease,

eliminating it? >> the only organization on earth that exists totally to learn how to eradicate diseases and which ones can be eliminated is at the carter center. nobody else wanted to address it because it's such able and filthy indescribably bad disease and such remote villages where it existed and nobody else wanted to take it on so i decided to take it on. >> you've engaged in public service outside after the presidency. >> yes. >> longer than any other american president much how did you view on what you could do and the power of that position evolve over time. >> when i left the white house i was fairly young. 56 and we didn't know what we were going to do the rest of our lives and decided to take on projects that no one else wanted to do. >> those projects include not just fighting disease but traveling the world to monitor elections a promote human rights and he still keeps tabs on politics here at home.

i got to ask you about politics. you i think announced for president 40 years ago last month. came out of nowhere and i still remember that because it was on "what's my line?" >> is this anything to do with the world of fashion? >> no. >> donna. >> no one knew who you were. could that happen today? >> no. the thing is completely changed now because the acquisition of the primary for democrats or republicans comes with the ability to raise, say, $200 million. >> at least. >> at least that much and when i ran against gerald ford he and i raised zero. later when i ran against ronald reagan we raised zero and i at's the main problem is a so-called citizens united ruling which i think is the stupidest ruling that the supreme court has ever issued. >> i saw next month you'll give an award to bob dylan. that surprised me.

tell me about that relationship. >> he and i have been friends for a long time. when i was governor i got to know him quite well. >> you quoted him in your acceptance have speech. >> we have an america in bob dylan's phrase is busy being born, not busy dying. >> and so i've been friends and i found out to my pleasant surprise that bob dylan specifically requested that i be the one to give him the award that he's going to get next month. >> you're going so strong at thef 90 plus. when historians write the paragraph on jimmy carter 100 years from now, what do you want to be at the top of the list? >> i'd say maybece and human rights. i kept the country at peace for four years and promoted peace for other people. >> and maybe eradicating a december. >> a great achievement maybe not for me but the people afflicted and for the entire world to see diseases like this eradicated. >> pushing through at the age of 90. writing every day. amazing work for president carter.

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what kind of parents plant drugs in the backseat of the president of the pta's car to get revenge? >> she yelled i will get you. >> tonight, "20/20 cameras rolling revealed the truth so stunning. >> i kept thinking there's kids running around. >> with parents like these you'll need a lawyer. >> they should know better. >> don't miss an all-new "20/20" after "shark tank" on abc. ♪ all right, it's time for our series on the ultimate pinterest fails. on wednesday we showed you that rainbow cake baking fiasco. so many shared their own fails. crafting can get hairy and sara haines put a popular diy project

to the test. >> reporter: let's face it, sometimes our diy dreams become downright disasters. we start out with pinterest perfect intention. >> i can do this. >> i can do this. >> i am the mcfiber of >> reporter: and dreams of grandeur where crayon collages are easy as pie. >> i may be able to do it. >> reporter: but the reality well it looks a little something like this. >> green is over in the yellow. that didn't happen in hers. >> reporter: in one extreme case this but fear not fellow pinterest failers, you're in good company. meet heather mann in the business of diy disasters documents hundreds of user submitted cringeworthy crafts in her book "craft fail." >> on your first try you fail. think of it as a prototype. what you could do next time that

will be better. >> store stephanie pinning took on a whole new minute just two nights before her wedding as she made this diy seating chart with straight pins. >> next thing you know i ended up in the emergency room with a straight pin in my left lung. >> okay so potential dangers aside, it's hard not to get a little inspired by all of these pretty pictures full disclosure i'm not very crafty but i follow instructions well so i'll attempt to make martha stewarfizzies all over pinterest. if martha can do it come on. what started out seemingly easy i always wanted to do that went downhill. whoa whoa fizzing fast. like baby chia pets. who knows what overnight could add to this project. >> well we'll find out. here's what they're supposed to look like. what do they look like? >> i love you, mom. >> oh, no.

>> so proud of you. >> so i was hoping to be like yeast and they would rise. >> you can't be good at everything. that's what my mom always said. >> wah, wah. >> sonia has a terrific website, pin tester and puts a lot of recipes and diy projects to the test. what happened with sara's fizzies. >> you sprayed the water on too fast. yeah you have to be super patient and just spritz in a tiny bit at a time and then mix it in and then put it in there so it has to be really like a lot of patience. >> or be more open-minded about the shape of your bath fizzies, people. >> it might explode if you put it in a tub. check out our "good morning america" pinterest page and thanks, sonja, and we want to hear more about your fails at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! i'll put this down because i'm concerned for my safety. coming up, the sizzling

performance, sizzling from "dancing with the stars" cast. don't miss it.

i know you'll recognize our next gefrt from the "dancing with the stars" ballroom. they are here to tell us about "dancing with the stars: live!." it is a sold out, sold out tour that has them dancing all over the country. reigning champion alfonso ribeiro, his partner witney as well as kyn and keo will perform in just a moment but first abc's melissa rycroft takes us behind the scene. >> the new champion. >> reporter: season 19 ended with a bang but even though the ballroom is dark the dancing shoes haven't been hung up. emma keo, kym, mark alfonso and witney are kicking up their heels, i'm here at the ryman auditorium to check it

out. oh, my gosh. >> what's different about the live show here as opposed to the show that we all see on tv? >> well it's just so up close and personal. >> yeah. >> come in. >> hey. >> how are you? >> champion. now, did you have to learn all new dances or are you taking any you did that we saw? >> yes. you know look we know we're going to do it. ♪ it's not unusual ♪ >> what most people want to do is go together. it's not together. it's go and then go. >> and then you follow the body. >> okay so you got your legs right. >> we'll work on it later. >> it's going to take more time. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> see. >> $20, folks. >> here we go. showtime. ♪

>> reporter: the tour is a little mix of old like the fresh prince freestyle and this never before seen jailhouse jive. the 90-minute sold out show is a smashing success. >> all right, guys that is a wrap. the show is over. iams melissa rycroft, "good morning america" from nashville, tennessee. >> woo! [ cheers and applause ] >> and the gang is all here. i love all there's a method to the madness. >> yes, there is. we were critiquing it. elbows and the hands up. got to get the hands. >> thank you, all. we've missed you and love having you here and it's gone great. all sold out. you also act as emcee. >> so i emcee the show and kind of you know take us through the entire show and have fun and then i jump out and dance a little bit and especially the end and witney and i do a bunch of little skits and it's fun. kym hosts a moment too. it's a good time. >> i dance.

>> very very very well. oh so witney people are asking on twitter, we've got a lot of fans there in saying it's great to see you last season. now on tour so what's ahead? >> honestly i have no idea. but it's getting me really excited and honestly a little boost of confidence winning, so i'm going into the new season you know having a little bit more knowledge about the show and, you know i'm just really excited for the future. excited to see what it holes. >> excited to have kym back. you've been judging the australian version. >> so great to be back and especially on tour. getting to go around the states and see all these amazing places. so great to be back with everybody. >> all right. well are you ready to dance? >> yes. >> dance time. i'm ready. >> dancing the very enese waltz is kym johnson motsepe.

♪ say you love me to my face ♪ i need to know then your embrace ♪ because i want to fall in love if you want to try ♪ ♪ but all that i've been thinking of is baby that you're mine ♪ ♪ baby looks as though we out of words to say ♪ ♪ and it's in the way ♪ ♪ won't you stay ♪ >> beautiful. whoa. whoa. love, love, love.

and now dancing the freestyle it's alfonso ribeiro and his partner witney carson. ♪ ♪ sing sing sing everybody's got to sing now you're singing with a swing ♪ ♪ sing sing sing sing sing ♪ ♪ ♪ sing sing sing everybody's got to swing ooh wow now you're singing with a swing ♪ ♪ sing sing sing everybody's got to sing ♪ ooh wow now you're singing with a swing ♪ >> all right, yes.

wonderful. what happened to the other two? where did they go? come back. come back because we want to tell everybody -- keo, you're so cute. tickets for "dancing with the stars: live!" on sale now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! business owner you wouldn't

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who makes it happen. >> time to wrap. time to wrap. >> she's wrapping us. x good morning. i'm jeff goldberg. this video is of a water main that alexandria has been dealing with all morning long. remarkable pictures coming to us this morning. things were certainly a mess earlier, but they are getting better? >> slow and steady at this point.

they treated king street, which has been completely reopened. what is left? park center drive will be closed for the or seeable future. take a look at the red line from springfield to and across the 14th street bridge. this is just solid traffic moving into downtown. the third street tunnel blocking the left lane, southbound on palmer road you have a left turn lane in the right shoulder getting by. northbound wants to take a peek at it. a closure on seminary road has a crash there in a protected lane, which is not great. i think the weather is better than my traffic, for what. >> not too much to complain about today. we working on it in the temperature department. 30 downtown, windchill of 21. a cold front trying to sneak through across the corridor

gusting winds will be the big thing the notice today. special east on sunday. >> we will take it. thank you for watching.

announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, academy award winning actress nicole kidman. and from the new film "american sniper," sienna miller. also, a performance from the grammy award winning band train. plus, food tips, tricks and

trades as we wrap up our food edition of "live's" kickstart the new year. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]