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the science can't keep up. one lucky person, will they become one of the richest people on the planet? and a knockout night at the golden globes. hollywood's biggest and brightest stars honored. >> and the golden globe goes to leonardo dicaprio. >> the big awards. >> jennifer lawrence, joy. >> the unforgettable moments. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend, rocky balboa, for being the best friend i ever had. >> please wrap. what a minute. i've waited 20 years for this. one on one with the winners backstage. all the moments you didn't see on tv as we say -- >> good morning, america.. we're laughing along with you. good morning, america.
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no shortage of big winners there. lara, backstage. and with the hollywood royalty. there she is. she's going to have recall the incredible moments for us coming up. >> we have a lot to get to. including the the cold front moving east. look at the nfl game in minnesota. even bundled up yesterday. one of the coldest games ever. th the frigid air moving east, ginger is home keeping baby adrian warm. we have a special guest here to help us out this morning. >> come on out. >> sam champion, welcome back. >> george, good morning. amy, how are you guys? so, what's up? winter's sorry. it's a little late. but it's here fehr for real now. >> my daughter harper was texting, imitating your laugh on the text. >> i know it's loud. i'm sorry. >> welcome home. >> feels good. >> sam will have more on the weather coming up.
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ground breaking singer david bowi rks pass bowie passing away overnight. just days after turning 69. so many celebrating his contribution to music. chris connelly starts u uoff. rebel rebel it's on your dress >> reporter: the man who sang rebel rebel was all that. david bowie was a towering figure in contemporary music for decades. all right >> reporter: such hits as young american and his first hit, cheikhs. don't want to have to be a richer man >> reporter: bowie employed talent, breathtaking charisma. he would transform into ziggy stardust. ground control to major tom >> reporter: he freed rock 'n' roll.
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turn left >> reporter: his sound and unique styles. massively influential on generations of phew zigss. from mick jagger to d rksuran duran. put on your red shoes and dance the blues. my little china girl >> reporter: always suave, and it seemed, one step ahead. joining with queen on "under pressure." pressure pushing down on me >> reporter: his unearly image made him an ideal leading man. and the man who fell to earth. david bowie died of cancer late sunday night at the age of 69. he's survived by his wife, the model iman, a son and a daughter. and so many for whom he was an artistic true north. a true hero of rock 'n' roll. we could be heroes
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america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. we could be heroes >> and he touched so many people. the reaction overnight was overwhelming. sherri shepherd wrote, what a wonderful love you fought hard. rest now. players for your dear rife. wife. and josh groban tweeted this. he never seemed to -- of this earth. now he's left it. he bent rules, gender, genres, and our minds. one of a kind. >> boy, is that so true. what a renaissance man as well. >> like chris said, he was always a step ahead. >> fearless. and we all got to bask in his brilliance. hearing those songs just takes you back to all those moments in your life. he was such a -- >> decade after decade after decade. so many people are celebrating his life. we want to switch gears to a different kind of celebration.
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golden globes. honoring the best in television and movie. lar lara was there for all of it. >> reporter: a tricky year to predict the winners. that, of course, had the audience on the edge of their seats. ricky gervais did a good job of that himself. he returned for his fourth year as host, aiming straight at hollywood's jugular. >> i want to do this monologue. and then go into hiding. okay. not even sean penn will find me. >> reporter: no one or no topic was offlimits. >> the only person who ben affleck hasn't been unfaithful to. please welcome, matt damon. >> reporter: a few of his jokes making this seen it all audience uncomfortable. >> i want to say something nice about mel before he comes out. um, so -- oh, yeah. okay. here i go. i would rather have a drink with
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than with bill cosby. >> reporter: and, all eyes were on jennifer lawrence. the 25-year-old earning her third golden globe for "joy" her third under the direction of david o. russell. >> i want us to be buried next to each other. >> reporter: she may have beaten out amy schumer for if award. the two were this year's golden girls. >> people have a lot of preconceived notions about us. >> they're like, oh, jen and amy, they're so pretty and like, everyone likes them. and -- wants to hang out with them and like, they seem so fun to be around. like -- i get an irn laughter. i know i'm about to start laughing so hard. it's like inner helium. almost feems like being in love. but without the burning. >> and the golden globe goes
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>> reporter: and sentimental favorite sylvester stallone won for creed. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> reporter: playing the same character he was nom natd for almost 40 years ago. >> what i used to do for a living but not very well. it happened. this is an extraordinary moment. >> reporter: and leo did not disappoint, taking home top honors for "the revenant." and matt damon moon-walked his way to a martian win. jon hamm stole the show. and that raj ji p. henson won. >> cookies for everyone tonight. >> reporter: who all got the cookies? >> lady gaga, angela bassett. leonardo dicaprio, you took the cookie. that is a contract.
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cookie lionse lyons is calling. we haven't got sboon the bleep of it all. the fashion, the fashion, the fashion coming up. >> you look beautiful. >> she sure does. >> thank you, thank you. >> a lot more coming up. >> i was so happy for sylvester stallone. he was here recently. he took pictures with everyone. now to the top-secret meeting between sean penn and the world's most notorious drug lord. theiei communication helped recapture him. matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: it was a hollywood hand shake staged to prove that sean penn met narco king el chapo guzman. the fugitive flying penn and actress kate del castillo to a mexican hideout. hoping the starlet would make a
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rewarding them with this. his first-ever interview dedicating it to -- [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: in a raling stone article published saturday, penn writes that the secret, seven-our sitdown in october started with a shot of tequila and a compadre hug. noting he looked remarkably well groomed for man on the run since july. el chapo agreeing to tell his story to penn via video and messages in the following months. penn writing that the cartel leader aj knowledged moving more drugs than anyone in the world. he was unrepentant. small. >> reporter: dell castillo
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messages. el chapo agreeing to fly penn on a radar-blocking plane. the government saying, after the capture friday, his communications with actors and producers helped authorities ultimately track him to this safe house in his home state. as the mexican marines closed in, he nearly got away again. system. we found the spot he popped out of and something else. looks like an m-4 rifle with a grenade launcher. this is what he's known for. skirting the law by going through the tunnel, ditches, drainage sueewers, anything he can. his soild undershirt a stark contrast to the fine silk and pressed denim he wore to meet penn. mexico has already begun the process of extraditing him to the u.s.
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filing six motions to glockblock the extradition. the lawyer saying his client's rights are being violated because he's being kept in solitary. >> is sean penn in legal trouble? >> based on what we know now, probably not. you would need evidence that he helped him. aid him. gave him money. sheltered him. not just to say he met with him. now, they may want to call him as a witness. may want to ask him questions. if el chapo had not been captured yet, there would be a lot more pressure on sean penn and "rolling stone" to answer questions. >> penn admitted he wept to great lengths to conceal the interview. people are baffled going, he did nothing, absolutely nothing wrong? >> i think he did something wrong here. in particular, i think "rolling stone" did. el chapo could vet the story before they published it.
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as a legal matter, you can't convict someone for just hiding your effort to meet with someone. journalists have interviewed osama bin laden before. and other examples like that. journalistically, a problem. legally, probably not. >> thank you, dan. >> thank you. the race for president now. heating up with the first votes in sight. three weeks from today. the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton and bernie sanders neck and neck there. so are donald trump and ted cruz. jon karl tracking the latest. >> reporter: it's real battle now. bernie sanders is within striking distance of hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. just look at these new polls from "the wall street journal" and nbc. clinton, 48%, sanders 45%. and in new hampshire, sanders on top. 50% to 46%. sanders does better against the
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in new hampshire, hillary clinton is statistically tied with trump. trails rubio and cruz. sanders leads republicans. all of them, trump, cruz, rubio. >> the answer to the ad hillary clinton put out say she's more electable than bernie sanders. now to the deep freeze moving east this morning. temperatures plunging after dozens of record highing were broken in the east. in some areas, it's 30 degrees colder this morning. sam, that's why we put you outside. >> i'm outside. 30 degrees colder right now than yesterday. winter light that we've had on the east coast and the eastern half of the nation, done. take a look another how this cold air shot through ohio. this is marysville. 40 mirp winds. if you didn't get the snow, you get the temperatures. good morning, new orleans. 30 degrees is your wind chill this morning. atlanta, how you doing? we have three shots of these.
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a noon wind chill in minneapolis. 25 below. chicagoland, how you doing at 0? it's freezing air all the way down into the deep south. that is the way this goes. we have another shot coming from the weekend. there could be an east coast snowmaker as well. a lot to talk about. >> welcome back, sam. we turn to powerball. jackpot soaring to $1.3 billion. no winner on saturday. the biggest prize ever by miles. and look at this. the signs are actually stuck at $999 million. who knows how high it will go? the sign is stuck. t.j. holmes has the story. >> powerball number. >> reporter: who wants to be a billionairir billionaire? >> i have to winning ticket right here. >> reporter: because for the first time ever, you can. instantly. >> $1.3 billion jackpot never seen before. >> reporter: a single winner
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forbes billionaire's list. beating out jack dorsey and sheryl sandberg. winning a stash of megacash with be swanderred with stunning speed. 70% of people who hit it big lose being within a few years. back in 2002, jack whitaker won nearly $35 million. by 2006 lost most of his winnings to thieves, drugs, and gambling. even digging himself into $1.5 million in debt. >> not all money is created equally. the money you earn is treated very differently than the money that you win. >> reporter: but this time, we're talking about a billion dollars. you need to spend more than $700,000 a day to go broke in five years. >> you want this to be not just sudden wealth. if you want to create lasting wealth, you have to change your mind set. >> reporter: all right. people are wondering, your odds do not increase every time it rolls over. the odds increase of there being
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numbers out there with the possibly combinations. yourur odds are still 1 in 292 million. >> so one person in america, basically? >> yeah. >> okay. amy, you're starting with a different money story? >> that's right. wall street begins with discouraging news. overnight, stocks took another hit in china. china's ececomy is slowing down and that is hurting oil prices, investors worry. police in philadelphihi received a tip that last week's take on one of their officers may be just the beginning. edward archer reportedly pledged allegiance to isis when he fired into officer jesse hartnett's car. he's being investigated. there is rising anger in germany where refugees are being blame frd a wave of assaults. pro protests against refugees have turned violent.
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in sports, vikings fans endured a temperature of 6 below zero. look at the frozen beard there. one of the coldest games ever with one of the most heartbreaking ending ever. blair walsh missed the 27-yard field goal. some fans calling it the worst day of their lives. some guys, like this one, couldn't move. one fan fell out of his recliner. the dog walked over to make sure he was okay. that's what my husband looked like. we watched the kick live. the kirk saying he should have been able to kick a watermelon over that goal. sometimes, it's not meant to be. >> many people thought it was a winning field goal. that's why they were taping themselves. >> ouch. >> doh. ginger is taking care of sweet baby adrian. our baby is back here, sam. >> i texted her this morning. ginger, get ready. the cold air is here. we have selected cities coming.
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nation. >> sam said it's like riding a bike. you never forget. coming up, an american artist found dead in italy. could she have been a victim of a stalker? one of the worst wipeouts caught on camera. he skids across the water before going under. he's speaking out exclusively on "gma." tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about
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one teen said he heard a pop in the basement, then saw flames. firefighters credit smoke alarms with saving the family. investigators are now looking into the cause of the fire. >> now here we go, today four of five suspects charged with robbing an asheville jewelry store expected in cort. police say they were armed with a gun and mini sledgehammer back in november. officers say they stole an estimated half million dollars in jewelry and diamonds. all five are being held on a bond of $1 million each. >> a man from georgia dies after falling from a water tower. officials recovered the body of 45-year-old sean kasey yesterday afternoon. officials say high water, windy conditions and freezing temperatures made difficult. >> now here's ingrid withh your skywatch forecast. >> 18 in black mountain right now. same thing in asheville.
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25 into greenville. below freezing all north and south carolina right now. with wind at 8 miles an hour, makes it feel a little colder outside. in fact, it feels like 8 in asheville. and don't forget some of these tennessee border counties, very slick conditions due to yesterday's light snowfall so black ice still a concern. avery, mitchell, yancey and madison counties and any school delays on wlos.com. overall today i it will be chilly. gusts up to 20 miles an hour. tonight the wind will
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low 20s. can i ask you a question? >> go ahead. >> i think we all want the answer to this. >> mm-hmm. [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> i don't know. ask the guy that said it. it wasn't me. >> nothing wrong with the tv sets. >> oh, oh, oh. >> hat are they saying? >> we're going the find that out from lara in just a bit. >> ricky said trademark snark. that was very arope rate. angeles. she'll have more on that coming up. we can not wait for more from lara. also -- the world remembering
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the rock star famous for his music. this morning. and the pittsburgh steelers advancing in the playoffs after what some were calling -- man tharkts was a dirty game. the spak erpackers moving on. all four road teams moving on. you were for the underdogs. >> i was. didn't do me any good. the playoff championship. rob and jeesz receive standing by in as papz getting ready for a big day and night. we begin this first half hour with the murder mystery in italy. an american artist found dead in her apartment. the search is on for her killer. alex marquardt is in florence with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the apartment building where ashley olsen's body was found. people leaving flowers and
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neighborhood. seen out and about with her dog. her death has left many stunned. this morning, an urgent search for the killer believed to have strangled 35-year-old american ashley olsen. olsen who had done model was found on saturday in the stud yo apartment on the couch in florence's historic sent person neck. >> i can't imagine a person who would hurt her. she's a gentle, kind, beautiful friendly lovely girl. it's an awful shock. >> reporter: a few days before her murder, olsen reportedly had a fight with her italian artist boyfriend. after not hearing from her, he told police he asked the landlord to let him in. and diskofered the body. he and several of olsen's friends have been questioned. but no arrests have been made. investigators seized olsen's phone and computer and are looking to see whether a skut camera outside her apartment can offer clues. >> the key is the circumstances
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the time she died. >> reporter: the bubbly. physical nate i have arrived in florence i i 2012 to join her father to work in art and fashion. by phone, her grandmother told abc news our lives have changed forever. we lost our precious granddaughter and daughter. olsen and her beloved beagle, scout, quickly became known and the neighborhood. >> we have a great community of people. everyone loved her. >> reporter: in recent instagram posts, she suggested she may have had unwanted attention. pictures like these, unclear if she was serious, adding the hashtag stalker. the mystery has people remembering a murder in italy. amanda knox. the autopsy has not yet been carried out. that will help authorities determine when and how she was killed. a police spokeswoman says the autopsy could take place as as soon as this afternoon.
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we move on to the arrest of the jewel thief behind a string of robberies in the south. 24-year-old abigail lee kemp. facing a judge this morning. steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: she's accused of making off with more than $4 million wort of jewels from at least six stores across five states. this morning, police are share namg to go with that face, seen as clear daze on security cameras. >> i need you to respond to an armed robbery. >> reporter: police arrested 24-y-yr-old abigail lee kemp on friday at this home in atlanta. >> hello. >> reporter: before the robberies, the only other videos were on social media. she was a waitress, tried her handed a modeling. have she was the life of the party. if abbey was there, you were going to have a good time. >> reporter: fbi documents show someone else. the armed woman ordered the store employees to to back of
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police think that she head help, saying this man allegedly acted as a lookout. a cell phone registered to kemp pinged towers at the sites of the robberies. a maroon car seen in surveillance videos are registered to her family. the fbi says that callers who tipped them off said she was wearing jewelry some believed she c cldn't afford. >> how is someone doing this in 2015? robbing jewelry stores with your face exposed as well? >> reporter: she makes a first appearance in federal court this morning. >> and our thanks to steve. the excitement building for tonight's college football national championship game. e top two teams in the land facing off. clemson and alabama. let's get a preview of the matchup from jesse palmer. he's on the scene there in glendale, arizona, with some of
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break it down for us. what are the keys? >> well, i'll tell you. this is an unbelievable matchup with respect to xs and os. alabama, all about defense. the best defensive line in the country. they run the football with derrick henry. i think you have to look out for jake coker. he's done a great job last couple of games not turning the football over. clemson, an explosive offense. understand thehef speed. they can score points so quickly. the defense, i think, very, very underraitt. phenomenal athletes on that side of the football. they're lededeshaun watson. i can't wait. it's so good with respect to xs and os. >> do you think deshaun has something to prove because he finished third in the heisman voting? >> he'll be extremely motivated trying to prove he's the best
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i think tonight, for clemson to win, deshaun watson has to be great. he has to make plays running and throwing the football. prediction yet. behind you. who do you have in the game? >> we did this, you and i did this last year. remember? ohio state and oregon? i got in trouble. who do i like in this game, on one side, you have clemson -- they're the undefeated team. number one many the country. on the other side, alabama, and they're looking for their fourth national championship in seven years. i struggled. who i do think's going to win? >> oh! he's going to get it from the clemson people. all right, jesse. we're going to check back. he's a very brave man. very brave. >> i thought he was going to year. much more of the excitement. you can see the game tonight on
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wipeout. you see one of the world's best surfers swallowed up by a massive wave. this morning, garrett mcnamara is talking about it. >> reporter: watch. a gnarly wipeout in half moon bay. >> oh. >> reporter: that surfer, one of the world's best. garrett mcnamara, living to talk about it this morning, only on "gma." >> definitely one of the craziest wipeouts i have ever had. >> reporter: watch closely. he falls off his surfboard and hits the water three times. breaking his arm. before being engulfed by that giant wave. >> i hit so hard. it was like a big bright light. >> reporter: he holds the world
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surfed. >> oh, my god. oh! >> reporter: just look. mcnamara is nowhere to be seen. and panic sets in. watch as rescuers on jetskis race to find him. some are now calling this wipeout one of the worst ever recorded. mcnamara is recovering from surgery. the world champ is already thinking about hitting the waves again. >> my life. my passion. it's what i love to do. surfing. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> oh, the. >> like a stone skipg across the glad mooel be okay. we'll be back with lara in los angeles. she has the golden globe moments no one could hear. facebook's mark zucker burg
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>> like always, angie. >> first day of school. on your best behavior. >> or ever. in. times. lara is loving this. night. what we didn't hear. what we didn't hear last night. you have that? >> yes, the first robin,ky say, sam, it is so bleeping good to see you. >> i lo you, lara. gorgeous. >> thank you. you know, two hours of sleep, to problem. i used the bleep for a reason. many people asking, was it the free-flying cocktails, the relaxed atmosphere. because boy those bleepers were working overtime this year at what might have been the most foul-mouthed globes ever. it all started when jonah hill, dressed as the bear from "the revenant" went on a tirade. >> keep it together. thank you.
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seven-second tape delay went into complete silence. >> no, no, honey's just -- [ crickets chirping ] >> thank you all for your time. you gave it to the lead actor and the supporting actor sits in the back. >> reporter: turned into curse or be cursed. >> hello, i'm j. law. >> reporter: whether it was amy schumer trying to come up with a nickname. >> what do people usually call you? >> usually, they just call -- [ [ crickets chirping ] >> this show is way too long, snts snit this could be half an hour. [ laughter ] >> reporter: just being ricky. >> can i you a question? >> go ahead. >> i think we all want an answer to this. [ crickets chirping ] [ laughter ]
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into silence a full nine times. viewers frantically trying to press the unmute but tom stormed twitter in exasperation. how much do i have to pay for the uncensored channel? whoever has to sense ter golden goebs is icing their hands big-time? if you're wondering what the crickets were. go online. it's all over. maybe it had something to do with this. more than 7500 glasses of guys. >> wow. that'll do it. >> liquid courage. we'll get back to you in a little bit. you'll talk fashion for us. >> fashion, yep. spencer. >> lara will take us backstage when she comes back. we'll also have a peek at tonight's "bachelor." >> see, that's still is same,
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tallahassee, good morning. it's 7:56 on monday, january 11. i'm jay siltzer. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a house fire in asheville early this morning. the call came in around 3:30 a.m. for the home on north bear creek road. one teen said he heard a pop in the basement, then saw flames. firefighters credit smoke alarms for saving the family. >> the investigation continues into a deadly fire in weaverville yesterday at reems creek mobile home park. his wife who survived was treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters say they had a hard time getting into the home to fight the flames. >> the search continues for a man missing for weeks from madison county.
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last seen the day after thanksgiving at the walmart in weaverville. police say he often stayed with his girlfriend for weeks at a time so they did not report him missing for quite some time. >> hired ingrid with your skywatch forecast. >> chilly conditions across the region. 26 in greenville, lester carpet sales news 13 skycam network. look at this, 18 right now in asheville. make sure you bundle up before you head out the door. 17 in burnsville, 15 in city. down to the upstate below and spartanburg with the wind making it feel even colder at 8 miles an hour right now in asheville the wind chill. the very chilly 8 . make sure you cover up any exposed skin. we also have a chance for slick conditions the next couple of hours in high mountain regions near the tennessee state line that saw light snow yesterday. for the rest of us chilly
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light snow in until we feel all right good momoing, america. it's 8:00 a.m. "gma" is at the golden floebs. oh, what a night for red carpet fashion. bold in gold. taraji sizzling in white. lara has the backstage moments with your favorite stars. from jon hamm. >> do you want to borrow something? >> to a joyous jennifer. only on "gma." facebook's mark zuckerberg posting this picture with baby max. what he's said about vaccines. what you need to know. i'm on top of the world, hey and get ready for reboot camp this week.
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body, and soul. starting with decluttering your closet, your wallet, and your mind. live longer, healthier, and better starting this morning. can only get here. lar are behind the scenes at the golden globes. as we say -- >> good morning, america! mwah. ground control to major tom oh, thank you for starting the work week with us. david bowie. space oddity. one of his many, many hits. music. and more. you keep hearing these songs, you're like, oh, that's right. oh, gnat's righgh >> he's being remembered all over the world. he passed away last night after a battle with cancer. we'll have more on him ahead. and the latest on the reaction. >> that's ahead.
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the place this morning. rob and jesse in arizona. lara in l.a., fresh off her night at the golden globes. what's going on there, lara? >> when it comes to fashion, it was major touchdown last night. but i want to ask the boys in arizona, are you ready for a touchdown there? did they catch it? was it close? >> get me some chips. >> robin, you ready? >> yeah, bring it on, rob. oh. >> yeah. >> jesse would have brought the heat. not that you didn't, rob. not that you didn't. nfl. we're going to have all more. we have a milestone for lamar odom. he's out of the hospital. we'll have the latest. he's looking good there. that was before.
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>> sam, are you watching amy? >> yeah. making the run. are you going to throw the football to amy now? >> you ready? >> i gotta catch my breath. all right. good morning, everyone. the big story this morning. we were just talking about it. the loss of one of the world's most influential music lemds. david bowie has died at the age of 69. i will be king and you you will be queen >> bowie died after an 18-month battle with cancer. his image has been a driving force in pop culture for nearly 50 years now. pioneering glam rock, earning him two grammys, an emmy. he turned 69 last friday. the day he released his 28th album. bowie leaves behind his wife and
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authorities in mexico have begun the process to extradite the drug king known as el chapo to the united states. his secret meeting with actor sean penn helped lead to his recapture. he had flown penn and actress kate del castillo to his hideout. he's being held at the same prizen he broke out of in july. his cell floor made of three concrete. with the iowa caucuses three weeks away, hillary clinton's lead appears to be shrinking. a new poll shows them in a dead heat in iowa. same is true in new hampshire. ah that poll finds sanders would fare better in the general election than clinton.
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carat. kilauea has erupted continuously since 1983. finally, the most famous playground on the market for a hef-ty price. it sites on five beautifully manicured acres that are zoned for a zoo. "playboy" hopes to get more than $200 million for the home. there's a catch. the deal includes 89-year-old hugh hefner himself. he gets to live there until he dies. >> what? what is that place without hef? >> how much room does hef need? it's a pool house. >> $200 million? whoa. >> all right, amy. now to a photo making a lot of headlines.
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mark zuckerberg posting this picture of his beautiful daughter, max, saying it's time for vaccines. and making it clear that the billionaire and his pediatrician wife think childhood vaccinations are important. this was something to see. had quite an impact. what do you think it says? >> it gives new meaning to the saying, the shot heard round the world. clearly, they're following the recommendations to vaccinate their baby on schedule. if you look here, you see the first round of shots, which usually occurs at the-month visit. as we said, we need to remember, dr. chance, this beautiful baby's mom is a doctor, she's a pediatrician. clearly, she's practicing what she preaches. >> seems just like the baby was born. how do parents go around fingd the schedule to keep?
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think parents need to ask questions to their child's pediatrician. the pediatricians will answer. they'll counsel, explain, advise. they'll say what's remitted edrecommended and when. i'll say probably the biggest tip i can give, that vaccination record is gold. bring it with you. get cop pois of it. every school and camp your child goes to, basically for life, will need that documentation. >> this is controversial. you know. there are some patientrents who say no, they don't want to have their children vaccinated. mark and his wife have been on the forefront. >> they have the wealth, the fame, the platform the share their message. we know they're global philanthropists. interested in global public health.
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to fight ebola. >> you'll be busy on twitter again. >> yes. >> thank you so much. now a rundown with amy. amy? >> hey, here's a look at what's coming up next on the "gma morning menu." we have the hottest golden globe looks and backstage secrets. lara is live in hollywood. and then bachelor crashers. what happens when kevin hart and ice cube crash. and if you can't tell, it's game day here on "gma." we're counting down all coming
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are you powered by protein? we are. milk has 8 grams to help give you energy to unleash your potential. start every day with milk's protein and milk life. welcome back to "gma." and they did look so beautiful out there on the red carpet at the golden globes. so did our dear friend, lara spencer. lara? >> thank you, guys. thank you, robin. you're being so nice. i appreciate it. who new little red riding hood and count chocula were so fashion forward. quite a few stars were draped in capes last night. the color of the fight was white hot. a-listers bringing their fashion
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sunday night and skin was in. best actress winner jennifer lawrence sporting a red hot gown while brie larson glimerred in calvin klein gold. >> it was very liberating to choose this dress. instead of being, i'm the new kid. sighing i'm here. let's have fun. >> reporter: kate hudson getting in on the action. it was all 5b8 plunging neck lines for jamie alexander, olivia wilde, and kirsten dunst. >> reporter: alexander. >> reporter: and louis vuitton. >> i hope i can do a little bit of a boogie. >> reporter: no shortage of bold cobalt blue. bright orange. and winner rachel bloom in emerald green. >> i med this myself. it took me ten years.
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predicted, shone brightly. >> it's very sparkly. >> it's high glamour. ultra feminine. >> reporter: the men mixed it up. >> i like the light. >> reporter: rob lowe wore gray. kevin hart, a special shade of green. >> i'm going to make up. aillligator green. >> reporter: and trains were trending. >> i feel awesome. i feel incredible. >> joining me now is joe z. ed store in chief of yahoo! style. thank you, joe. >> thank you. >> high five. we did not discuss. we chose the same three as best dress. we'll let you do that. >> we were mind melding. >> we were.
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causing a lot of ruckus was brie larson the. she won for "room." she looked so stunning. let's say she got the memo when we said golden globes. she was shimmering. i love the cutouts. let's look at the cutouts on that dress. cutouts has been a main stay of red carpet gowns. i love the choker neckline. this was custom by calvin klein. >> i spent time with her. she said it was heavy. she love that. it felt like armor. it made her feel safe. >> then it did hombre to the bottom. >> i was having dress envy. another favorite was -- >> j. law. >> j. law. >> she won. she's doing the cutouts. i think that is an unexpected move for her. a lot of people think you can't wear red on the carpet. she did it brilliantly.
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but, of course, the chopard collar. a lot of people thought that was part of dress. >> i did. i was looking close. it wasn't. mine is. >> and then, of course, our final pick together was miss jennifer lopez. >> i was blown away. she shocks, stuns, and excites every time. >> i agree. i think everybody is always -- and i saw her on the carpet. everyone is so excited to say, what is jennifer lopez going wear? for her to come out with an old hollywood gown. i love the cape let idea. this was a custom dress. and she did the double necklaces. she layered on top, from harry winston. >> everything so right. she does a smoky eye usually. she did a nude eye and a big, strong lip. and just worked it. >> i agree. everything was old hollywood in the most delicate way. the dress was a complicated dress.
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i love that. >> thank you so much for sharing our top threes. we do have more. don't go anywhere. coming up, very fun backstage moments. the stars, well, they let it all hang out. you'll get a peek coming up, george. >> thank you, lara. created debate here. >> yeah. >> there's nothing yellow. 'tis the season. >> we're going to move to a milestone for lamar odom. he's out of the hospital three months after nearly dying of a drug overdose. juju chang has the latest on his recovery. >> reporter: over the weekend, lamar odom spotted for the first time outside the hospital. the new photos showing the basketball champion out and about. a miraculous turn after his near fatal drug overdose last october. the sighting coming days after he check gd out of the hospital and into a private rehab facility.
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converted into a rehab facility. equipment. a doctor is coming and going. >> reporter: a promising sign nearly three months after he was found unconsiders, clinging to life, after a drug-fueled binge at a nevada brothel. >> they can't get him to wake up. >> reporter: he's making incredible process after his estranged wife revealed doctors told her they were unsure if he would pull through. they told me he had four hours. >> when he was first admitted, he could do barely anything. walker. he can talk. he can say sentences. >> reporter: his son posting this photo of his father over the holidays. his aunt telling abc news of his miraculous recovery. that he continues to make remarkable strides. that. and "bachelor" fans, if you thought last week was crazy, wait until you see what's in store tonight.
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kevin hart and ice cube. nick watt has the exclusive sneak peek. >> reporter: tonight, bachelor ben is about to be upstage snd we are behind the scenes as kevin hart and ice cube storm in, allegedly to help ben and promote "ride along 2." >> what's wong with you? >> my nerves is bad, man. >> reporter: i don't know why you've made two movies with this guy? >> you know, universal pace me a lot. >> reporter: they must. they must, to put up with that? >> i would have a case. >> we're friends. we're very close. one of my closest friends. in life. >> i haven't called him since we finished the movie. >> you know, and i wanted to ask you about that. >> reporter: okay, kayla is on date with ben and -- >> kevin hart and ice cube. are you kidding me? >> what a way to end a perfect
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us. >> it's stressful. like we haven't been alone all >> seriously. >> very stupid for him to allow us to join them. >> let's leave this couple to themselves. >> "the bachelor" has been able to attract bigger and bigger more people are sort of coming out of the closet as fans. >> this is your chance to do something special. >> reporter: they're in the backseat. >> you're going to tip my friend? >> can you imagine? >> kevin hart is so funny. >> and ice cube in the bathtub, the hot tub, right? cool things down a little. "the bachelor" is tonight. right here on abc. what will happen? >> all right. you never know. how about if we wake up the west coast a little bit. we've talk about the cold air on
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l.a., are you tired of the rain? everyone is talking about el nino. the pattern bringing the wet weather to the coast. now, shifted north of l.a. portland, you're in the mix. northern california. to see at. earn half of the eastern half of the u.s., it's cold. colder wednesday. another round of cold air for the weekend.
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music. the nicest music. >> you with sitting in lara's seat for "pop news." do you want to do the honors? tell us two is doing "pop news." >> sam is so nice. filling in for ginger. sam, you know -- i know you said you would help me out and do "pop news" this morning. i have one request. please tell me, your first story wrestling? exactly. gravy wrestling. and warm furry underwear. i'm wearing it now. all right. with that started. i don't know if i can do this. from the beverly hills zip code to out of this world. let's talk about "star wars" fans. another disturbance in the force over the this weekend. not only did "the force awakens" dethrone "avatar" as the biggest
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it broke an international box office record. imagine everybody in china, because they all did. it was the country's highest opening weekend ever in china. add them to the mix. that means at light speed racing, this is the worldwide gross record. titanic, avatar still in the lead worldwide. but this is about to kick it. >> so fast. >> i still haven't seen it. two hasn't. >> oh sfchlt. >> you gotta see it. >> give me a spoiler? give me one? >> no, there's a big one. you can't know it. >> with that, you told us about the real estate opportunity. because who doesn't want hugh hefner as a roommate for $200 million. imagine the stories. hugh, tell me another. here's the big deal. here are the people you need to know.
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gary gold and mauricio unmansky have it listed at $200 million. if you are looking at that house, i'm guessing you know their names. what do you give the person who has everything? here's the answer. a zoo license. and that house has one. >> we're going leave that one alone. >> yes, yep. >> ginger was nice enough to give me a phone call and say hey, sam, you mind waking up at a ridiculous hour and fill in for me. soy thought we would give her an ambush skype. careful ginger. hey. good morning. he's gorgeous. >> oh, thank you. he's making his faces for you this morning. >> aw. >> what time did he wake us up this morning? >> he does everything three to four hours overnight. so it's just like sleeping for "gma." it's the exact same thing. >> so ginger, you're so incredibly organized.
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i can't believe it. i walked into the room, your dressing room rg everything is is so organized. i'm just going to tell you, i'm going mess everything up for the week. that's what i'm going to do. >> lisa and juanita must have cleaned up. is everything going well? >> everything's going okay. few things. people seem to be forgiving. >> you've taught him well, ging. who is on diaper duty most? >> ben still does a lot. we have help. we're all doing it. we're all pitching in. it's a team effort. there are a lot of dirps. >> is he always this good? he's so quiet? >> he just ate. so he's wasted.
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>> thank you, ginger. good morning. it's 8:27 on monday, january 11. i'm jay siltzer. today four of the five suspects charged with robbery in asheville are expected in court. police say they were armed with a gun and mini sledgehammer when they walked inside jared's fine jewelry in october. officers say they stole an estimated half a million diamonds. all five are held on bond of a million dollars each. >> a facebook post leads to the discovery of stolen property in a buncombe county theft case. the victim believes the thieves hit a home she's renovating in fair view on three separate occasions. so jeannie dunn set up surveillance cameras. after she posted the him inches on facebook over the
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items were then found. >> happening tomorrow, the city of asheville may devote a day to native americans in place of columbus day. councilman gordon smith is promoting a resolution to establish indigenous peoples day. the resolution is on tomorrow's asheville city council agenda. >> 8:28 right now. here's ingrid with your skywatch forecast. >> good morning everyone and happy monday. bundle up if you are about to head outside, clear skies, but 18 in our news 1313 studios. same at the asheville airport and burnsville. colder towards franklin at 15 , although western zones likely below 20 this morning. the wind has picked up a tad in asheville at 10 miles an hour. the wind chill 6 in buncombe county. this afternoon very chilly with winds gusting up to 20 miles an hour. the air temperature upper 30s at best. tonight still cold.
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and tap into your curiosity. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. go, go go big or go home welcome back to the "gma," everyone. fired up for the college football playoff championship tonight. so are rob and jesse. let's look at them go. alabama and clemson getting ready for the big face-off. it's in arizona tonight. and we can hear this school spirit right here. we're going to have a lot more on that. just a little bit. >> come on. i'll do old school cheer. we got spirit yes, we do. we got spirit, how about you? i will have how they look like what? what? >> huh? >> we do now.
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all the backstage moments. everyone from jennifer lawrence, sly stallone. they all stopped by. >> thank you so much, george. you know the saying when in rome, well, at the globes, it's like you kind of just have to drink. it's part of the deal. and, this morning on "good morning america," we have covered gervais. the bleeps. we have covered the fashion. the scenes to our own corner of fun. cutting limes for all my guests. have a little party back here. trust me. cheers. i don't have cookies. i have champagne. >> quick. and then we're in good shape. >> all good? >> camera ready. surprised. i barely remembered the name of the band that i tried -- the joke i tried to end on that did not get a laugh. thank you for not taking my
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series on chumbawamba. they're not laughing. neither is rocky. neither is lady gaga. neither is jennifer lawrence. >> but look what you have. >> how. good for you. amy. >> jump in there. viewers. the three names are maggie smith, melissa mccarthy. eddie redmayne. >> i think i'm marrying melissa mccarthy. i'm kissing mag gooe guy smith. >> ryan gosling almost broke his neck to say hi to me. actually, he didn't. ryan, i have a cookie for you. >> cheers to your win. >> thank you. >> wow. >> ew. i should have done that before i went up there.
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>> i want to say, um -- oh, wow. i didn't have a better speech. i was shocked. kentucky. that's how shocked i was. i thought -- kentucky was a city. >> i want you to understand that every person back here has said, i wish i -- i wish i hadn't. >> i would rather forget someone's name than to forget that it's a state i was born in. not a city. think thank you to my hometown, kentucky. screw the people who forgot names. i got real problems. my hometown was like, yeah, ew. >> i'm just the girl from d.c., the hometown, from the hood. i'll aum over the globe. >> it girl. girl of the moment. >> there's something funny about being, like, you're it right now. it feels like tag. do i give it to someone? does someone give it back to me? >> tell me about the moment having your wife and daughters here?
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because you -- you know, you have bygone glories in the '80s and '70s. last time i was here, it was 1977. i was hit by a tumbleweed. the kids go, well. you're dad. they don't really know. and -- this sort of brought them the kind of pride and understanding. and then you realize, girls this is what i used to do for a living. >> cheers. >> i like that technique. that's disgusting. good morning, america. yeah. >> so some of my favorite moments, guys. sylvester stallone. so grateful. and massive girl crush on j. law. and i guess because i did that shot of tequila, i've officially been invited to hang out with her and amy schumer. >> whoa. so i guess that qualifies as the boast moment. >> well, yeah, there's one other. i don't know if you caught it.
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he is -- slightly attractive. i didn't really notice. he felt the need to take my makeup bag and give me a quick touchup. as you can see, i didn't say no. >> you didn't need blush after that. >> no blush. >> you were, as always, you have so much fun. you make us feel like we're right there with you. thank you. >> thank you. see you tomorrow. >> hurry back. travel safe. all of you at home can see more goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. football. rob and jesse are getting the arizona. as clemson and alabama gear up for the big game. big time. they're both there now. all right, what's going on now? >> hey, good morning, robin. it's party here in the valley of the sun. here in glendale, it will be all business tonight. what is next to you is what they're playing for.
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trophy, presented by dr pepper. you know what it's like as >> do. >> being a fan out here. it's a blast. football fever invading glendale, arizona. >> the 10, the a a rks golden, into the end stone, touchdown! >> reporter: the top-ranked clemson tigers. >> and a touchdown! >> reporter: going head to head with number two, alabama's crimson tide. >> reporter: the band perry kick festivities. >> my prediction is alabama wince. >> reporter: but first, i need a ride to join the fun. >> sure. roll tide. >> reporter: i kind of like the way the roll tide rolls. i do my best to blend in. it's spornt to be impartial. i better put this on. can i have an alabama burger and
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i have to give the burger to clemson. even learning the team's fight song. yammer yellow hammer. >> the winning side. >> this is going to be low tide tomorrow night. >> i'm going to have to split this group up. no violence here tonight. it's a violence-free fan zone. >> tyingfight tigers, fight tigers. >> you got in more of these left? >> i wish i did, man. >> oh. two. jesse would have done a lot better. the anticipation boiling over even before kickoff. that worked out well. hopefully, you can recycle that. i'm just kidding. i couldn't get rid of this. how about that, huh? >> fence-sitting. you were out there with the fans. two of the greatest fan bases in college football. who do you think will win? >> a lot of orange out there last night. alabama was there, too, as well.
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dynasty. like my yankees a decade ago. ripe for maybe an upset. maybe the tide turns tonight? i think clemson is going win this clemson, baby! go tigers! they know how to do it. robin, back to you. >> okay, that evens things out. you're having a great time. thank you. you can watch the national championship between alabama and clemson tonight, 8:30 people right here -- oh, right here on espn. we're dropping it like it's hot, robin. we got spirit, yes, we do. where are you from? >> fresno, california. >> if you were around like erie, this is what it looked like outside your door. we have a clipper. lit drop snow. watch this thing.
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declutter everythitt2w>rxlh po j# o,p tt2w>rxlh p!!*n ?,8 tt2w>rxlh p4!j# i:l tt2w>rxlh px#*&`:n48 tt2w>rxlh pt#j'`:z4\ tt2w>rxlh pt#j)`:qt8 tt2w>rxlh pp#j*`:fo$ tt2w>rxlh pp#j,`:'5d tt2w>rxlh pl#*.`:.rxlh pl#*0`:5* very excited because all week long, we're calling in top experts to help you reboot your mind, body, and soul for 2016. it's part of our reboot camp. first up, three women who make up a council of declutter. the team with the top tips to get your houses in order. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> june, you're our declutter expert. it starts with the mind, right? >> the mind set shift must happen where you realize this clutter is connected to the internal clutter. can i demonstrate. step on the scale. >> what?
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whoa. okay, i'll step on the scale. >> jour standing there -- you're standing in front of your closet. these are clothes you're not wearing. but, you feel guilty because you spent a lot of money on it. okay. and it's weighing you down. >> literally. >> then the other clothes you got from a loved one. okay. but you feel guilty -- >> but it dpram a loved one. it was a gift. >> but you don't love it. it's not you. it's weighing you down. so you're wearing this guilt. you're carrying this guilt. the closet still contains all these clothes. what i'm saying is just, let it go. >> it's a gift. it's a gift to give it away. >> give it to someone who will wear it with gratitude. >> what about the office?
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>> this is going to feel good. >> yeah! how do you feel? >> it feels good. >> it's a clear surface. it equals a clear mind. what is truly important? now you can move back in with the clarity of purpose. >> okay. but all this can, june, love you. this can be overwhelming for people. one tip you can give. >> just one. just focus on one area. declutter one desk. one item. make a donation. organize your foerlsd. just one app. suddenly, a different path where you feel empowered. you're moving forward. >> look at this. don't you feel more open when skrou that. can you, june. >> we have that in order. nicole, you're helping with the finances. you'll pick up on one thing. >> one thing because budgets and finance is scary. i'm going to make it easy with
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i have $100 here. the essentials get 70% of your overall budget. your housing, transportation. the stuff you need to live on every day. is there 70%. >> in our $100 analogy, we have 70 in there. and 15% for the end game. >> retirement. >> what you're saving for in the future. >> vacation? >> yes. finally, 15% into the extras. >> mm. >> whatever is fun for you. i'm not going to tell you now have fun. make sure you include that in your overall budget. >> and the lattes, too the a lot of experts are saying, cut out anything extra. you're saying just the opposite. >> i think i'm the only one that and the the crew here, you're welcome. >> why is that?
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small indulgences so you stay on track and don't binge later on. if you cut out cold turkey, you feel starved. you splurge on something else later on. diet. if you allow yourself a little bit, it's okay. >> dr. debbie. you're going to help us psychologically. people are saying, i can't. what do you say? >> a lot of times negative thoughts come into our mind. we can't help that they show up. w but we can help what we do with them. a technique called thought-stopping. stop the negative, sthoift a -- shift to a positive. when a negative thought comes in, say stop and pop. you'll go into a positive
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stop, say it out loud. stop. i can't do it, stop. feeling. >> you have a 1, 3, 5 rule? >> yes. the first thing is, the first thing to think sabt how did you pay it forward to someone else that day? how did you enhance their life? the last ten minutes of the day is so important. you want to wake up the next morning with it clear instead of bogged down from the night before. one, how did you pay it forward? you'll feel positive. >> number three. >> three. the one three five. number three is three things you were grateful for that day that enhanced your own life. the five is -- >> meditation. come over here. it is true. the meditating. five minutes.
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>> and get your mind now to party two of our reboot camp. helping you get healthy this morning. and here to -- it's great book. he's the author of happy gut. vincent -- say it for me again? >> pedre. >> nice to have you here doctor. why is it so important to know about this? >> the gut is the seat of all health. if you heal your gut you can heal your body. let look at this picture here. imagine your gut is an internal garden. and this rock wall here is the gut lining itself. you see how all the rox fit
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that's a healthy rock lining. microbiome. the good guys. the good bacteria. back here, imagine, this is the absorbed. you want to absorb the tiny nutrients. imagine you've been on anti-buy pesticides. you get a leaky gut. the rock wall gets broken up. food pabls and toxrticles and toxins can get through. you feel foggy. >> you just feel off. you have a 28-day program. i love the acronym. care. what does "c" stand for? >> cleanse. so first, we're talking out the
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we all know sugar is inflammatory. wheat, dairy, corn, soy. we want to eat feed like dark, leafy greens. berryies berries. avenue cad goe. nuts, seeds. grass-fete beef. healthy oil. that will reduce the inflammation and make your gut healthy. >> what is the "a" for? >> activate. if you needed to walk with a cane, you hurt the knee. the cane is assisting your knee. the same way digestive enzymes help your gut get healthier. >> you always see 1 billion units. >> let's move to "r." restore. cultivating this with prebiotic foods.
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a coconut water kefir. kimchee, cultured vegetables. >> and "e"? >> for enhance. healing the gut lining. aloe. nutrients. this is how you create happy gut. >> 28 days and then reintroduce things. i found out that wheat, i didn't know, that that was an issue i had that i wasn't aware of. take it out has made all the difference in the world.
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morning in asheville. firefighters were called to the home on north bear creek road around 3:30. a plume of smoke could be seen from the street below. firefighters say there were two adults and four boys inside. all got out safely. >> the investigation will continue into a deadly fire in weaverville. it w w one of three major weekend. jack penland died after this fire yesterday morning at park. his wife who survived was treated at mission hospital for smoke inhalation. firefighters say they had a hard time getting into the home to fight the flames. >> the search continues for a monday missing for weeks from madison county. 37-year-old johnny cook was last seen the day after thanksgiving at the weaverville walmart. if you know where cook is or have seen him in the past month, call the madison county sheriff's office. >> coming up now on 9:00. here's ingrid with a last look at your morning skywatch forecast. is it ever cold. >> yes indeed.
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clear skies as the sun comes up, lester carpet sales news 13 skycam network. 18 in burnsville. 16 in franklin. 17 in andrews. in the foot heels low 20s. in the middle 20s into greenville, anderson and 23 in greenwood. let's factor in the winds at 10 miles an hour in asheville, 3 into greer. the wind chill in buncombe county right now, it feels like 6 . if you are about to head out the door to work, make sure coat on. this afternoon will it chilly, winds gusting up to 20 miles an hour. air temperature about 38. tonight the wind won'ting bad, cold, low 20s. today in greenville sunshine, middle 40s at best. below freezing tonight.
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