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very happy new year's to you. times square was the center of the celebration last night. packed with revel outside of our windows. we're not here right now. we are -- we are -- we're on tape. so that we can at home with our families. on this first day of 2016. >> happy new year, everyone. we hope you're enjoying your morng after what a lateight for soo many years. daphne oz and marcus samuelsson are also here. >> pastor joel osteen is here. we'll get to that and so much more, but first here's a check on the news and weather here. year.

celebrations around the world. despite terror warnings people turned t. now, they're cleaning up in times square after a million revelers packed the crosoads of the world. each year they leave behind about 50 tons of trash. this was a first for seattle, the fireworks wer set off from the very top of the tower of space needle. there were several events including two firework shows. more from abc's phillip mena. >> three, two, one -- happy new year! >> reporter: it's finally 2016. and people around the world are ringingg in t new year with those three familiar wowords -- >> happy new year! happy new year! >> reporter: from a jajam-packed times square in new york, all of the way to thes moscow river in

colorful firework displays painted the night sky. new zealand was the first to ring in the new year lighting up the famous sydney harbor, celebrations from hong kong to sky. in dubai the world's tallest building the burj khalifa, 1.6 tons of fireworks carried on their display. all across the globe, millions crowded historic landmarks just to get a glimpse of the fireworks. for "good morning america," phillip mena, abc news, new york. >> those new year's eve celebrations went on scheduled in dubai despite a major fle. fles could be seen shooting out of the window out of the 63-story building. officials say there were 14 minor injuries during the e evacuation and they're now looking for the cause of the fire.

munich, germany, new year's eve celebrations were scaled back because of f worry aut terror. they evacuated two munich train stations after getting what they thought was a very creditable tip from france. nothing happened, nothing was found and the two stations have now reopened. back here in the united states, rochester, new york, canceled its new year's fireworks after the arrest o of an alleged isis sympathizer. he planned to attack a popular restaurant and bar. officials say he hop to impress isis. the floodwaters are starting to recede in missouri and southern illinois and you wouldn't know it by looking at the devastation, at least 22 people have drowned, most of them motorists. hundreds of roads are closed including part of an interstate. home homes and businesses are

people displaced. affluenza mom tonya couch is spending the new year inn l angeles in jail on a $1 million bond. she was retururned to the u.s. from mexico yesterday. her attorney said couch didn't violate any texas laws when she left the state with her son, ethan couch remains in custody in mexico. president obama is expected to take executive action next week against gun contl. one measure could expand background checks on guns sales. the white house may also impose tighter rules on tracking the gun. the end of a heavy metal era last night at the staples center in los angeles. the final live performance from motley crue the band had been together for 34 years.

featured film aut the final thank you, rebeak can. now ways to get your year off on the right foot by getting healthy in 2016. abc's chief health and medical edor dr. richard bezer is with us to kick off the new year with good tips. what is your top tip. >> top tip is don't bite off

small changes that are liveable. if you try to change too much you may give up. >> i love the way you're framing it for us. it used to be negative, you're acting like a baby. >> exactly, as a if you frame it that way, if you embrace your in inner child the first one is, the kids go out and play. you never say that to adult. we should go out and play. grab a ball, borro a kid if you don't have one. go to the park. use your body. it's good for you. >> at night, it's okay to stay up and indulge a little bit. >> we're indulging at night because of the new year's. what our children do at nigh when we put them down, we have

full force and expect a child to go to sleep. >> when you say indue, let your mind get to a more relaxed space? >> exactly. we need to put our screens away fofor a good half-hour. those things that our children do to get ready for bede need to do it the same way. >> what about eating like a kid? >> parents come to me said, my kids aren't eating everything. we're eating when they're hungry. that's a s smart tng for us to do, too. in addition, we're always saying to our kids, try something new. just two bites. we should do the same thing. try something new, just two bibites. >> so true. >> kids i takes seven to nine times for them to like new foods. give yourself the same thing.

doing that, we won't like it either. it's beautiful to watch children be in the moment. >> a couple of years ago,o, for my resolution, i decided to take up mifulness meditation, it's all about being in the moment, it's good for relationships and reducing stress. you watch child engaged in something, they're totally in the moment. think about doing some mindfulness. try one minute, two minutes. embrac that child and be where you are at that time. >> how do you be where you are and also be meditating? >> well, it's about being in that quiet place. you're in a setting like this, on the set, it's taking a breath in and breath out and b beingng where you are. >> i'm enjoying where i'm being right now. these are terrific tips. >> again, start small, pick one or two. >> and act like a kid.

>> best advice ever. amy over to you. >> thank you. the new year will mean a new president the election not until november but we're in the home stretch in the race to pick the nominees from both parties. . the iowa caucuses are just one month away and abc's jon karl is in washington with a look ahead to a crucial year in politics. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. a scenario that no one took seriouslyy sixonths ago. as we begin 2016, we're movin oser to the real possibility that the race to the white house could come down to a battle between donald trump and hlary clinton. in the world o of politics, 2015 was the year offrump -- >> and we're going to make our country great again! >> reporter: since then, donald trump has gone nowherereut up. dominating the republican field in every abc news/washington post poll since july.

solid months. >> we have the biggest crowds by far -- because there's a movement goingng on. >> reporter: but while trump leads nationally, the big question is whether he can win in the state that votes first. iowa, where senator ted cruz at least for now looks like the ont-runner, hoping evangelical and tea party support will mean a big iowa win. >> we need to defend t theirst amendment -- free speech and especially religious liberty. >> reporter: after iowa, the gop contest moves to the first primary state of new hampshire on february 9th. in the granite state could be a make or break for the rest of the field. all counting on new hampshire to king them the alternative to trump. the gop race goes natnal on march 1st, sup tuesday, with a dozen states holding contests

all but a handful of states will award their degates por portionately. on the democratic side, hillary clinton ishas dominated the polls all year long. >> i'm so thrilled to be here back in new hampshire. >> reporter: but she's faced a surprisingly strong challenge from bernie sanders. >> i'm running for president because i'm going tooreate an economy that works for working families not just billionaires. >> reporter: sanders is a long shot but he's drawn huge crowds. and more than 800,000 small donors. >> while hillary clilinton looks she m well on her way to the democratic national, the republican side is as unprpredict

we could be in for a raucous political season, amy. >> all right, jonathan karl in d.c., thank you now to your money in 2016, always a good time to take stock of your personal finances and abc's rebecca jarvis has a look at the moves you can protect and even boost your bank account. >> three two, one -- h happy new year! >> reporter: this morning, just in time for your new year's resolutions, five smart money moves to get you started on the path to financial fitness. step one, cut the cluterror the, from banking to your bills. set up automatic pay. unsubscribe from e-mails and services you're no longer using. step o, order your free credit rereport. your entitled to one a year and

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rebecca, thank you so much. >> how about these new iphones, new itablets. the gifts from holidays. there's always something brand new around the corner. for some of us, they're out of this world. becky worley is here. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. new phones as you mentioned, advances in biomedicines, space travel, sky's the limit when we think about the future of inknow innovation innovation. cool, new tech. i head to stanford university where it's being dreamed up as we speak,hat do these engineering students think they'll roll out next? >> driveess car? >> eventually, yeah. >> reporter: these kids say the google's driverless car think it's right around the corner. they're right.

autonomous driving elements in 2016. could apple be planning a car? they have filed a bunch of automobibile paten. >> industrial campuses, downtowns and the like, but nearly self-driving cars are already here. >> reporter: on the frontside -- >> it dominates the world. >> reporter: gaming will see lots of new forays into space. 360-gree video that makes sense without the weird virtual reality goggles. next to be a reality, room . technology is here. but a word of warning -- obsolete. there will be a time where there are no jobs a anymore bause everything is being done by actually. >> reporter: okay, lightning round on a few projects. drones you wear?

amazon delivery drones, also cool but not happening until we ge some significant legislation on these things. would you ever work at spacex or facebook? >> spacex. >> space x. >> reporter: consumer space travel is the new fntier all over again. >> the very rich will pay absolutely exorbitant sums for a orbit. >> rorter: how about a new iphone 7, w not break the naming convention? >> the u phone. >> the one innovation these kids and college students everywhere really need -- >> there you go. >> how long have you had this. >> they want unbreakable glass. >> so,

going to change our life. when you think about the bredth of all of the inknownovation happening, autonomous cars, they'll roll those elements out slowly. we're not ready to have those cars drive us yet. and the connected home, we upgrade, maybe next time you use wifi. >> you can set the temperature coming home. >> step by step. we're implementing them. a classic idea, a doorbell, called ring, but actually someone ring on your front door but it ring on your phone. you can be at the office and tell the u.p.s. guy, don't leave that package. small steps, it's gettiting better all the time. >> you can be on vacation and

>> i don't know, do we want to be on vacation and deal with the doorbell? really interesting stuff. thank you so much, becky. and coming up on "good morning america" -- millionaire heir robert durst facing trial after dominating the headlines in 2015, from a documentary about his life to being arrested, what's next for him? and all the big trials we'll be watching in 2016. and the box office will be a big one. the movies to see in 2016. and also, getting the biggest bang for vacation bucks. top spots to visitit with your family this year. have a safe a prosperous new year. >> happy holidays!

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ben stiller bringing it bacack famous blue steel back to big screen. we have a look at that, plus all of the best bets for the box office for the coming year. >> very exciting stuff. "good morning america.a." ry happy new year to each and every one of you. we're actually on tape this morning, so we're not here, we're spending time with our families and hope youe doing the same this morning. to travel. >> amen. >> we'll help you plan the ultimate getaways. >> now, a look at the biggest legal stories of the past year, cases with national significance gripping the country and stunning twist the whole country have been watching. abc's dan abrams. >> reporter: 2015 brought us some several landmark rulings.

same sex marriage must be protected in 2016. italy finally resolved the case of amanda knox, convicted of murder in 2007 for the slang of roommate meredith kutcher. overturned and convicted three times until the italy's highest court decided once and for all to throw out the convictions. one high-profile case that wasn't resolved this year, bill cosby, now accused by more than 50 women by drugging or sexually assaulting them. >> i have been sorry for 38 years and now it'sime for him to be sorry. >> mr. cosby, how do you responded to the charges. >> reporter: and just this week, cosby charged criminally with sexual assaultlt smming from the

constand a former temple university employee. allegeged that t comedian drugged and sexually assaulted her. >> this is a felony of the first degree. >> reporter: through his attorneys cosby has repeatedly denied all allegations. at least five civil lawsuits will also likely work their way through the courts in 2016, including a counter suit field by cosby against seven accusers. meanwhile in south africa, an appeals court upped the ante for oscar pistorius, changing his manslaughter conviction to murder. which could mean more prison time for pistorius. 2015 was also the year of the police video and often times

the court of law or at least the court of public opinion. officer jason van de charged with first degree murder in icago. in baltimore, six officers were charged after freddie gray died in the back ofolice van when they allegedly failed too strap help. >> the findings are thorough of an independent investigation that mr. gray's death was a homicide. >> reporter: all of the officers have pled not guilty and these and other cases have the potential to set precedent for law enforcement throughout the country and will definitely be trials to watch in 2016. dan abrams is with us now to lo ahead to the big legal stories in 2016. let's begin in baltimore where five more policofficers have to face trial. >> you may see prosecutors

turn, basically, even if they don't agree to turn to effectively to testify against the fellow officers, because, remember, the heart of this case, why this case is different from other police cases, here you d't have an officer shooting somebody else, you got officers accused, a marjority of them doing nothing to help, knowing there was a help, helping to create the problem and then doing nothing. this makes this a little bit different. very important case. >> then robert durst, he's expected to go on trial later this years for the murder of his friend dating back to 2000. it's going to be a show stopopper. >> anybody who saw the hbo show, this is a slam dunk, of course convicted. >> he killed them all?

yeah, they have a strong case against robert durst. yeah, they'y've t a pretty good shot of getetting a conviction, but this is an old case. it's not easy to prosecute a case this old. they have more evidence than ever had before, they have a before. but this defense team has stuff to work with here >> also looking at oscar pistorius. >> yes, because it's murder conviction, new sentencing coming up. next, coming up on "good morning america" -- where to visit in 2016, the top places to take your family without breaking the bank. and pastor joel osteen to help start your year right. >> hi, we're in spain andhis message goes out to katherine,

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in 4th grade, they get in free. >> just fourth grade. >> all right, i don't qualify for that. but, i do like to camp but you can also stay in hotels if you correct? yes. there are some superluxury hotels and places like the hotel charlotte, rangers will go and do trivia nights. >> oh, fun. let me ask you best bang for your buck vacation 2016. >> lonely planet called new mexico the best value destination in all of america. i have to agree. there are affordable places to eat, affordable places to stay and it's winter, right, so the skiing is fantastic. the lift tickets are a third of what you would pay in colorado. >> that's fantastic. so much to do. something to think about. think outside of the bo

>> okay, international vacations, this isn't just for a family, you love sicily. >> sicily in italy. it's so gorgeous. it's incredible. half the price of other destinations in italy. >> why is that sf. >> there are small family-runned hotels and your money is going to go a lotot further. so muchh to do there. there are ancient runs. a volcano you can like. beautiful food. it's just an all-around winner. >> it's an island, you're going to see beautiful. >> absolutely beautiful vista. it's paradise. >> i love that. if you go to ro, so pricey, you say, consider making it a pit stop. >> i say sicily is your in italy.

>> druroll please -- >> everyone is buzzing about right nowow is detroit, america's great comeback city, they're a huge comeback story. there's so much going on right now, fashion companies moving in. distilleries moving in chic hotels. i think detroit is the place to put on your road map for 2016. >> you know help them get the economy continue to thrive, that's great, everybody wins. great information. really great tips. thank you so much, again, for being with us. >> thank you. coming up on "goodorning america" -- 2016's biggest movies. "finding dory" why it will make a big splash at the box office this year, coming up next. note our all-new beyond the scale program puts the focus

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here's abc's chris coconnellyly. >> i trust her. >>&reporter: franchises loom large in the 2016 movie while leonardo dicaprio's "the revenant" make it to a theater near you and ice cube for a whole lot ofiami mayhem in "ride alg 2." >> are you signaling? >> reporter: yeah,ut this is nobody movie, batman versus superman dawn of justice, featuring ben affleck's debut as the cape crusader. good guys who just aren't getting along. channing tatum tap dancing. scarlett johansson as a screen

>> a truth we could have >> reporter: among the pleasures, "hail caesar." expect more of that mesmerizing of that blue steel gaze as ben still serves up more of that character. and liam hemsworth leads the way in resurgence in "independence day." and jake gyllenhaal. >> and the voice of ellen degeneres, wait, did she go in pixar's sequel "finding dory."

with the mighty steel returns to captain america. all part of a summertime should tie you over to winter. to the romantic "passengers." >> we nd a good romcom in there. >> there's "zoolander." >> a little hugh grant wouldn't hurt anyone. when we come back at the top of the hour r -- how to jump-start ur fitness in the new year. how you can finally stick to those resolutions. stay with us. coming up -- jump-start your

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eve in upstate new york. the 25 year old planned to attack people inside a restaurant-bar in rochester. he has been charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. that city's fireworks show was also cancelled, out of precaution. amanda let's send it over now to bree sullivan for a look at local weather. bree/ weather adlib: " "

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>>it's a new year and a new you. joel osteen is here getting us positively ready for 2016. the year off with your family, friends and faith. and what's hot in 2016? it's out with the old and in with the new. fashion, beauty and lifestyle is it finally time to say good-bye to the man bun? and baby i'm perfect for you and what's the perfect way to start the new year? with a perfoance from one direction as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. baby i'm perfect baby i'm perfect should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to

good morning, america, and happy new year. thank you so much to the singers from columbia university, up early, they'y're ringi us into 2016. we're on tape this morning. just want to be honest with you, so that we can be at home with our families. napping, making breakfast. >> feeding the baby. >> anything can be happening. things will look a little bit different in the new year for our girl. >> lot of us want to get in shape this new year's. always a hot topic on the new year's resolution list. hot way to do it is to stick the gym and stay at home and yet you can still be a parof a class. we'll explain that coming up. >> i like the sound of that. >> i like that.

we have marcus samuelsson and d daphne ozith us this morning. happy new year! >> so i brought 16 -- 2016 morningstar, a little bit apple juice, and it's supposed to be refreshing and helping with the headache, but also get you going. >> -- this glass of champagne. >> let me offer you a strawberry springtime smoothie. this is going to keep you full all day. it's got some yogurt and some fruit. some oatmeal and some protein powder. >> nice. >> this is so great. >> and you're doing brunch with us. >> absolutely. >>ll healthy, all delicious and that's great. >> happy new year to you guys. let's get a live check on the morning headlines with abc's rebecca jarvis.

good morning. we begin with new year's celebrations right here in new york. more than a million reveller ss packed the times square. new year's partyers in dubai had to be vac waited from their hotel before the fireworks show. a firere had bron out in the skyscraper, but the show had to go on and it did. more from abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: consumed by flames, the blaze tearing through one of dubai's most famous luxury hotels. >> the fire is still burning and it's s still sprding to the left sidend it keeps going . i ha no idea, i mean, how they'r're going save the people insi. >> reporter: the fire started on the 20th floor of the address

visible from all around. >> address hotel is on fire. big, big time.e. >> reporter: the flames quickly climbed up the 1,000-foot inside rushed to escape. >> it kind of caused chaos here, some people started running, started screaming. >> reporter: this, as dubai was preparing its famous fireworks show nearby at the world's tallest building. that the fire was contained and there were just 16 injuries determined to go ahead with the new year's celebration. as the clock struck midnight, a surreal scene as the f fireworks lit the night sky. while in the background the hotel fire showed little sign of dying down. this morning, the fire's still burning as teams work to put it out. officials have launched an investigation. so far, there has been no mention of arson or terror. with one dubai official calling the blaze accidental. alex marquardt, abc news, london. for the first time since he

this week, bill cosby is breaking his silence, it was a tweet last night, five simple words -- friends and fans, thank you. there were some angry replies but also some messages of support. he's due back in court in two weeks. to presidential politics now and turmoil in the benarson campaign, several top advisers, cluding his campaign manager, have quit just weeks before the iowa caucuses. they're questioning his readiness for the white house. now to pasadena, california, and today's tournament of roses parade. spectators started like up for a spot 24 hours ago, millions of roses are used to create each float and organizers say volunteers spent a about 80,0 hours putting the 44 floats together. after a dominating new year's eve performance by both

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happy new year. >> happy holidays, everyone. >> happy holidays, everybody. >> happy holidays! >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays. welcome back to "good morning america" and happy new year. of course, losing weight is one of the new year's resolutions

you among them, you don't need to. >> working out is important. >> i just lost 20 pounds. >> the magic of having a baby and being on tape. >> but how can you get there when you feel like you have tried it all. abc's mara schiavocampo is he with her own inspirational story. >> i started off on a january weight loss journey four years ago. and this time, i succeeded, losing a total of 90 pounds. after realizing my issues with food couldn't be fixed with for me, the joy of having my first child in 2011 came with the pain of being my heaviest i've struggled witmy weight my entire life. certain food as drugs. frequently binges out of cocontrol. as i share in my book, i found the only way to get healthy was

trigger foods. all flour and dairy and then completely eliminating them as i shared with amy robach.. she also realized food was her fix. >> i actually gained 35 pounds from binge eating. i didn'tecognize my own body because i had never looked like that in my life. first, i think it's enjoyable, and then, eventually it's real monkey on your back. treatment and dropped the pounds. for so many of us, treating binge eating is ththe real k to losingng weight and finding freedom. >> if first step simply hope and surrender. hope that's there a possibility

surrendering into a plan of action that involves real treatment for a real problem. >> s how do you know if you mimight have problem with binge eating? well my book does have a questionnaire in it to provide some guidance. ultimately if you think you suffer from this issue you should talk to your doctor. awareness is the first step. so often, we're told weight loss is told it's about discipline and self-control. but for so many people it's out much more than this. >> you did this once with your first baby. how's different the second time around? >> you know what's been important is habits. bad habits make life much more difficult. good habits make it easier. exercising every day, keeping up clean eating. >> you're spinning. >> i'm still spinning every day. and like you, ginger, i'm hoping to have 25-pound baby.

>> thank you, mara. now, let's go to amy. >> all right, girls, thank you and here with some advice helping you to reframe your thinking of weight loss in the new year, dr. jennifer ashton. how yothink about things has a huge impact. what do you mean about this? >> no question, we heard from mara, so often, it's told your willpower and discipline, that's not true. i look at things through a medical lens. we want to look good but it's really what's going on inside your body. i'm calling it the three "ps". you want to o focus ononour priorities, perspective and plan. if you do that and really focus on the inside-out, everything else will fall into place. >> but first "p," priority. >> priority. when you think about it as a pymid, yes, we care about what everybody sees. your body needs good food, good fuel, good fitness -- so you do

rest. and on top of it is the mirrorball which is what everybodsees. we do have that element of these things, at see on the >> the next "p" is perspective. >> this is so important. because it's very easy to tend on fus just on what you're going through. but i tell patients all theimime in med sin, you have to remember perspective. so, look at this animation. if you imagine you're on the weight ls road or any kind of health changes you're trying to make, you feel alone, there are tons of people on that path also, itit's realla process not just about the product. so, when you realize you're not alone, i think it gives you that perspective. and it's very important. >> and finally, you got to have a plan. >> nothing works without a plan, and the body will follow the mind. when you're thinking about making these changes, set a meaningfulul goal. not i want to be a size whatever

it's i want to be healthy, i want my coles to drop six, ten points. anticipate obstacles, that's real life. don't let it derail you. lastly, you want to anticipate all of those things but be patient with yourself at the same time. this truly is about your inner health. >> well said. >> thank you. >> inspiring all. thank you so much, dr. ashton. so, for so many of us thisis time of year is about family, friends and faith. robibin sat do with pastor joel osteen to get his perspective on it all. > all rig, lara, thank you. you know it's a new year, new beginning. how can you get your year off to the best possible start. one of america's most popular preachers, dr. joel ostten is here to help us make the most of 2016, always good to be in your presence and seeou, joel.

get to start wh a clean slate. don't you? >> i know. it's a great time to let go of the old. i have learned, robin, if you n't let go of the disappointments you won't receive the new things that t god has in store. so i think it's the perfect time -- we all look back, you got to clean the slate and god will give you a new beginning. >> there are a lot of things going on in the world. in one of your recent messages, i appreciated you said, the economy is up you're up. when the economy is down you're dodown. don't let other things dictate your mood. don't be that way. >> i found that if you start off the day grateful, you find some reason to be thankful to be alive. if you start the day off right, the new year off right, a better year for you. >> how often should parents talk to their children about what is

remain hopeful in the new year? >> yeah, i think we have to go back to explaining to kids somemes it's hard with the shootings and the tragedies. but i think it's important to explain that god gives us all a choice. some people choose to do evil and that's not the right way. the way to overcome that is to be bright lights. we got to be good, be examples of love and kindness, not go to the negativity and the bitterness and pay people back. >> it's been wonderful to see families celebrating this season and so excited but i want to speato those people who say, you know what, robin and joel, it's not a fun time for me. you know, i miss my family and there are some people are very low as they start the new year coming out of the season, what do you say to those people? >> one thing is important, robin, if you're lonely, gone thugh loss, it'smportant to not sit at home by yourself, go out and be a blessing to someone

if you can call a friend, if you volunteer somewhere else, if you get outside of your yourself and not just think my problems, my loneliness, my hurt, i think that pulls you down more. encourage someone to go out even if it's just opening a door for a stranger or baking them a pie. >>nd something that you always have suggested that has really worked for me and my team, you said be concrete with what you want and put it up -- when i'm getting ready in the morning, those positive words are staring back at me. >>ut up those positive afaffirmatio around your house. i am blessed, i am strong. i am healthy. this is a good day. i'm gratul to be alive. sometimes that will remind us that every day is a gift from god. we can never get this day back, ner get this new year back. so, let's make the most t of it. >> it is something to see those words to actually see them and somethg about it takes over. >> something in the inside of you. ll, that's just mind over matter.

it's part of your faith. if you're seeing thosese words, hearing those phrases, i'm blessed, i'm strong, i'm creative, you start gravitating toward that way. >> in 2016, people better get ready y for the ddenly. who said that? >> in one second, god can turn anything around. that's why we need hope. just one touch of god's favor. just suddenly. >> suddenly i am. i am. all right. you can tell i kind of read your books. >> thank you, robin. >> hey, joel, always a blessing to see you and especially on and have new hopes and new dreams. thank you very much. >> well, my pleasure. happy new year to you and all of the "good morning america" viewers. >> thank y, joel. thank you so much, robin. time now for some "pop news." ladies, the first edition of

of the year, it's already shaping up to be a big one for leo dicaprio, he's been nominated for a golden globe as portrayal of a fur trapper in a revenant. buzz is building that this could finally be leonardo's year to take home his first academy award. filmmakers have revealed that despite subzero temperatures, leo would act for hours even while nearly motionless and speechless. leo said it was his hardest role of his life. the ultimate silent role. i ied to take as much dialogue out. it could be in a trendndn recent oscars voting. colifirth for "the king's speech." all proved to less is more.

very hard for leo -- >> robbed in "titanic." aviator here, he had gilbert back then. i have so many leo stories. >> he's been nominated five times for academy awards, never won. >> he's the susan lucci -- >> yes! >> when he gets it it's going to go wild. >> i think people may assume because he's so young he got plenty of time. but a great role is a great role is a great role. and looking forward to seeing that. listen up, gentlemen, why you're passed up again for that promotion, if it makes you feel any better, it may be because u're just too handsome.. a udy from the university of maryland here in the u.s. shows that good-looking men are more lily to be passed off for promotions by male bosses because they're seen as a threat. that's right, they're jealous. they get stuck in middle of the road posts. but they're viewed as competent. but the bosses don't want that

women, on the other hand, we actually, for a change, positive news to report, we don't get paid as much but we're not as affected by looks in the work place because competency and beauty are stereotypically linked when it comes to beauty. and finally, a little fun e to start your new year. this is oliver, and this pig is very hyperactive. hyperactive hog. it's called the zoomies. i know otis never had the zoomies. >> otis never had the zoomies. >> they run in circle and they have to do things like this. it happens actually here on the set. if we could have camera after the third cup of coffee and i have seen amy running around the desk with a a mad cacasef the

we hope you have enough energy on this the first day of the new year to do some zoomies. coming up, the hottest new and we're cooking up a brunch. that's next.amanda i'm amanda krenz, filling in for sabrina and elias this morning. it's 8:25 and you're watching local five. hawkeye fans have taken over pasadena, california. the football team will play in the rose bowl later this afternoon. but it was a sea of gold and black aboard the

yesterday, for a battleship pep rally. "that's the biggest things, to be here with my dad. i never went to the university of iowa, but he did, and i was born into black and gold. it's just an awesome experience to be down here with my dad for the rose bowl. that we might not be here together again and do this at the same time, so it's awesome." "i was a 17 year old freshman in 1986, and i've been black and gold ever since." "absolutely the greatest. this is an awesome family experience. we've gone to so many hawk games, but this one is ranked at the top. " amanda let's get a quick check of the weather with meterologist bree sullivan. bree/ weather adlib:

if you like midnight driving with the windows down if you like going places we can't even pronounce welcome back to "good morninamerica".

hit song "perfect." perfect way to start our morning and a new year. more coming from them in just t t a nt. we wish all of you at home a new year. i have been snsnacking. i'm not really here. we're all on tape. we have pretaped this. so that we could be at home enjoying our families as well. and even sleeping in, maybe not ginger zee who has a brand-new baby. marcus and daphne, thank you for being here. you brought us some hangover solutions. >> i brought chicken and waffles. it's okay to snack in 2016. >> snackn '16 that's our mantra. >> and i brought a breakfast blt co. a little indulgence with your healthy options. >> let's get in the snacking mode. >> yes, we're snacking. >> it is 2016, amy. >> can you save some food for me? you can't eat without me, guys.

lifestyle. it's out with the old and in with the new. jane buckingham is here to help us get ahead of the curve. let's start with hair, there are some new trends for boys. >> boys were setting some trenends st year. >> for some people. we saw it on brad pitt, we saw it on harry styles. so, for 2016, i'm thinking this is one for george, the man braid. jared leto, he sets a lot of trends. >> things that jared leto can do not necessarily everyone else can do. hombre hair. for this year, for 2016, sort of a fun one, it's about glitter

and what i love about this is, if you don't have timeme to get the salon you can actually look like you meant it, take hair gel,ut it in the glglitter, it's sort of a fun -- fabulous look. >> do it yourself kind of look. >> for 2016, we're going to get really fabulous. we have models here, in 2016, more natural, very sort of faded. on lizzie, really bright and bold, 2015 was about the brow. 2016 is going to be about the lipsps. >> so, bright lips and a bold eye, you don't usually couple the two together. >> you have to be careful, not do both too much. but, really, the jenner lip kit sold out in 30 seconds. we're going to see a lot of boldness. >> and people putting freckles on your face? >> yeah. but stay out of the sun. do theake ones. moving on to fashion, tell us what we're going to be

>> in 2015, we saw a lot of cutouts in the back and in the front. we saw a lot of bold colors in dresses. we also saplatform shoes, really high things like that, we saw the mini cross body and we saw those minirings. taking the ring and wearing it in the middle. what's going to be 2016? we have briana and she's going to show us her looks. now, this x line is more about the neck. the color of the year is this rose quartz, so, it's a little bit more subdued. we've got the palm bracelet. it's fun. it's more about the hands. the flatform shoe, instead of the platform. which i think is a little bit more comfortable. rihanna had that puma shoe which, again, sold out.

expression, it's going to be about a handbag for expression. sort of like a popcorn or a french fry or a dog or something like that. it's just going to be about having a lot of fun with fashion. >> three lifestyle trends. >> instead of using your phone to talk to, it can customize your makeup shade, a about bringing services to you through the tv or your computer. workout classes, things like that are going to be very personalized to you. and vacations are going to have a purpose, detox in terms of tech, doing something for public service, so, doing things that make you feel good and have a purpose in life. that's what we should be doing in 2016. >> i love it. thank you so much. you can get a lot more of jane's predictions for 2016 at "good morning america."com on yahoo!.

>> the cup and coming up -- your r st new year's brunch, ever, marcus samuelsson and daphne oz here.

we're getting your 2016 off to a delicious and healthy start with new year's day brunch suggestions from two phenomenal chefs. i have food in my mouth, so, i'll do this and then tell you about marcus samuelsson. food network star. and daphne oz, co-host of "the chew." looking ravishing in red this morning. >> she looks hot. marcus, what is your food trend prediction for 2016? >> well, you know what, it's an election year and i think be big. we're also going to think about proteins and maybe smaller portions, not tiny portion. think of protein intake. at.

>> you're adding avocado -- what else? >> yeses, and mo egg whites. this omelet is a three-egg omelet. >> i love that. you're getting the amount you want but not all of the cholesterol. >> yes, i'm going to put an avocado in the omelet. >> okay. >> you make elets? >> i do. i do. i'm nervous next to you. so, why don't yotell me how to do it. >> okay, you want to start with a pretty hot pan and let it sit like this, you want to let it sit, nice and hot. >> don't scramble it. >> and then you want to put your stuffing, a little tomato, a little roasted carrots. get ready with the avocado. and we're going to flip it. whoa, whoa. >> yeah, yeah. i'm not messing around, marcus. >> this is happening. >> this is happening. what am i doing with the avocado, marcus?

>> yes. >> oh, mommy. >> doesn't that look good? >> that's gorgeous. >> tt's all you. a quick dessert idea. >> you guys were talking about the hot mama, daphne, how are you feeling, your second child fantastic. >> i'm good. i'm good. i got a 22-month-old daughter. and, of course, son is about eight weeks old. i have been sy. i got my hands llll. obviously most of my time is making sure he's healthy and well-fed. looking forward to getting in again. mymy thoughts, that has to be done with healthy food that's really still indulgent. this looks like dessert but it's actual actually breakfast. these are the my fudgy chocolate bananas muffins. a little bit of coconut oil,

the mixer with the chocolate. put it together with the dry ingredients. whole wheat flour. little cocoa. a little ground flaxseed and some wheat germ. if you're going to go out and put these in a pantry you're going to use them all over the place. yocan put them on parfaits. they're a great way to get some extra fiber. baking soda, salt, real-life chocolate. chocolate for breakfast. you get that indulgence. >> and they look like this. >> and i might have a second one. they're super good. we'll talk about that during the commercial break. >> you get all of these recipes if you just go to "good morning america."com on yahoo! for these dishes and two others, up next we have the perfect way y to start

one of the real highlights of 2015 was our "40 for 40" live streaming event. a big partrt of it w one direction. here they are now with their hit "perfect." [ cheers and applause ] i might never be your knight in shining armour i might never be the one you take home mother and i might never be the one who brings you flowers but i can be the one -- be the one tonight when i first saw you from across the room i could tell that you were curious, oh, yeah girl, i hope you're sure what you're looking for 'cause i'm not good at making promises but if you like causing trouble up in hotel rooms and if you like having

if you like to do the things then baby, i'm perfect baby, i'm perfect for you and if you like midnight driving with the windows down and if you like going places we can't even pronounce if you like to do whatever you've been dreaming about then baby, you're perfect baby, i'm perfect for you so let's start right w i mightever be the hands you put your heart in or the arms that hold you any time you want them but that don't mean that we can't live here in the moment 'cause i can be the one you love from time to time when i first saw you from

that were curious, oh, yeah girl, i hope you're sure what you're looking for 'cause i'm not good at making promises >> sing it out! but if you like causing troubles up in hotel rooms and if you like having secret little rendezvous and if you like to do the things you know that we shouldn'do then baby i'm perfect baby, i'm perfect for you and if you like midnight driving with the windows down and if you le going places we can't even pronounce if you like tdo whatever r you've been dreaming about then baby, you're perfect baby, i'm perfect so let's start right now and if you like cameras

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baby you're perfect. so happy new year to everybody. >> that's right, thank you for spending your morning with us. >> as we say good-bye, a very special thank you to everybody behind the scenes at "good morning america." >> we love you. happy new year!

amanda i'm amanda krenz, filling in for sabrina and elias this morning. it's 8:56 and you're watching local five. amanda it's a big day for the iowa hawkeyes.. the rose bowl is today! amanda this is the trophy coveted by the iowa hawkeyes-- the winner, iowa or stanford, will take home this shiny hardware. for iowa, it would be the first rose bowl win since the 1950s. the game's at 4... and there are plenty of places you can join up with other fans for watch paries. in clive there's the front row -- a hawkeye themed sports bar. and then there's lefty's. the music venue will switch out its normal tunes for the sounds

bowl. or you can check out a watch party with a cause. 50 bucks will get you in to a party at the speck decorative concrete show room.... complete with buffet and commemorative cup. that money goes to help the iowa leukemia and lymphoma society. be sure to check out weareiowa dot com for a complete list of these events. but now let's get a quick check of the weather with meterologist bree sullivan. bree/

>> the wolverines, tenacious, fearless. the gators, king of the river. if you find yourself in the wild with one of these animals, you can be in trouble. not me. i'm not scared of no gators and wolverines.