good morning, america! and happening now. the urgent new terror warning from isis. police here on high alert as brand new images of the hostages are revealed overnight from the attack in france. as millions take to the streets, president obama is taking heat for not taking part. >> ice storm warning. the frozen commute from the midwest to massachusetts and this dramatic video showing a 9-year-old falling off a icy chair lift. it's college football's biggest game. oregon. >> let's go bucks. >> against ohio state in the college football playoff championship. it's history in the making and we're pulling out all the stops, all the excitement. the ultimate fan face-off and

jimmy kimmel joins us live for the biggest game day ever. >> i thought the jumbotron in time square was big. take a look at that. they do everything big in texas. ♪ applause, applause ♪ >> good evening and welcome you bunch of spoiled minimally talented brats. >> big laughs from the golden globes. >> michael flies in for a comeback win for bird man and clooney steals the show with a loving tribute to his wife. >> it's a humbling thing when you find someone to love. >> and we had back stage access for every single moment. live from los angeles for the golden globes after-party. good morning, america! hope you had a good weekend. we have two big events this

morning. robin and lara on location. lara in l.a. for the golden globes. >> having a lot of fun last night. plenty of surprises, too. >> robin is standing by for another huge event happening tonight. the biggest game in college football ever. oregon versus ohio state. so much anticipation for this. good morning robin. >> reporter: good morning amy and george. yes, the globes were the place to be last night. tonight it's right here. this morning as well. this is what they're all playing for, george. >> it looks good. we can't wait to get back. we are going to begin with the you are gent new washing. concerns about terror attacks after the massacre in paris. brian ross starts us off. >> good morning, george. the terror after shocks have now hit the u.s. police put on alert amid fears that a new round of terror attacks here could be in the works. >> reporter: in new york city police being warned that individual followers of al qaeda

and isis could strike now. a command bulletin says muslims are being asked to rise up and kill intelligence officers. police officers. soldiers and civilians. officials say they're pointing to this video posted over the weekend. essentially a remix of an isis threat issued last september. but still of concern across the country -- >> the target is to just go out and kill law enforcement and other officials. >> the concern is heightened by new evidence of the role of al qaeda and isis in the deadly attacks in paris last week. including this so-called video hosted online from the gunman who killed five people at the supermarket. with a black jihadist flag swearing allegiance to isis and saying the attacks were syncized and offers thanks in order to

finish buying everything necessary. >> i think we learn again as we did in 9/11 that it doesn't cost much money for terrorist organizations to do this. >> coulibaly's girlfriend being sought who went from bikinis to burqas as his alleged partner in terror. french authorities confirmed to abc news that she fled to syria the day her boyfriend shot and killed a policewoman. they're searching for a car that they fear could be rigged with explosives. france on high alert stepping up security across the country this morning and we're seeing the brand new images from the hostages and learning new details about the terrorists. abc's terry moran has the latest. good morning terry. >> reporter: i'm across the street from the kosher market that was attacked.

the prime minister here. concerns this may not be over. talking about potential acomp hiss may be out there. deploying 10,000 troops to protect the country including 4,700 troops assigned to jewish synagogs and schools. a huddled family cradles a child. a scene inside the freezer in that kosher grocery store during the standoff. terrified hostages in hiding. the final shootout freeing them safely. this video shows police storming the brothers holed up north of paris. forensic teams working inside an apartment rented by coulibaly the gunman who took hostages. police finding an arsenal inside along with isis flags, detonators and cash. all this after a truly awesome

day of demonstrations. more than one million marched in paris and three million across france. 40 world leaders here but no senior american leading to criticism of president obama in the u.s. press. sorry, charlie, the new york post blairs while the daily news you let the world down. one more detail from here. reports that the gunman at this market may have been wearing a go-pro camera and up loaded that video before the final shootout in which he was killed. >> white house taking heat for not being there. president obama not there and no top cabinet officials. front pages having a field day. how is the president's team explaining this. >> this looks like a missed opportunity for the president to show a powerful symbolic display of unity with the world against

terrorism. the officials are telling me is if the president had gone to the march it would have required security that would have distracted from the march and interfered with the march and would not have been productive. worth noting you had more than 40 foreign leaders there and a lot of security. each one of those foreign leaders requires security. there was a companion march just a few blocks from the white house. no senior officials took part either. the white house is pointing out those, george that the president did go on thursday to the french embassy and expressed solidarity with the french in help and getting to the bottom of this. >> in paris yesterday. when i spoke to him yesterday he left the door open for retaliation so they can pin down who is responsible for this. >> he was over there working with john kerry, the secretary of state will be in paris working with the french on that. >> john thanks very much. and we turn to the golden

globes one of hollywood's biggest nights and a early hint at the oscar front-runners. lara was there for all the winners and surprises. did you get any sleep? >> of course not, amy. well both it my friend. what a great night. celebrating the best of the year's movies and also hollywood's glitz and glamour. i got to celebrate with all the winners. check it out. >> good evening and welcome you bunch of spoiled minimally talented brats. >> tina fey and amy poehler hosting the golden globes. >> i didn't like gone girl. i go to the movies to escape not see myself up there on the screen. >> and nothing was off limits. from jokes about bill cosby. >> i put the pills in the peep hole. >> i got the pills in the bath robe but i put them in the peep hole. >> to the sony hacking scandal. >> cho, welcome.

>> amy and tina's moment that you thought was the best? >> from the minute they walked on stage. if i have anything to do it i'm going to get a petition that they don't quit. >> the best actor michael keaton for bird man. >> my best friend is kind intelligent, he also happens to be my son, shawn. [ applause ] >> julianne moore took home best actress for still alice. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i'm really happy and i'm silly i'm so happy. >> and boyhood brought home best dramatic film. when it came time for tv frank underwood couldn't have plotted it any better for kevin spacey. >> this is the eighth time i have been nominated. i cannot [ bleep ] i have won. >> learning how to live upstairs for the night. >> this is the most shocking moment of my life. >> is it nice to get out of the

downtown abby wardrobe and into a party dress. >> brilliant. >> and inspiring the crowd with a speech for the little show that could bringing home best actress for the freshman comedy jane the virgin. >> my father says today is going to be a great day i can i will. dad, today is a great day, i can and i did. >> i don't know what i said. >> you said a lot of beautiful things. >> i hope so. >> she can and she did. gina really stole the show. such a fun night for new talent. also the television show transparent, the first show on amazon they won best drama. but great to see old favorites like michael keaton and julianne moore get their do. i'll be back from behind the scenes. amy and george back to you in new york. >> lara thank you very much. it was a great night. i liked billy bob thornton's

acceptance speech. now that dangerous morning commute. ice and sleet making roads slippery. linzie janis in the middle of it in baltimore. >> reporter: i-95 right behind me stretching from dc to boston is shaping up to be a treacherous commute. the d.c. and baltimore areas under freezing rain advisories until later on this morning. the rain hits the frozen ground and could form an icey glaze. the kind of severe weather already been reeking havoc in the midwest. this morning icy roads for the commute expected across the country from arkansas to massachusetts. overnight an ice storm warning in indianapolis hitting the city with freezing rain and sleet. vehicles sliding off the streets one after another. the east coast i-95 corridor preparing for dangerous travel. >> ice is more treacherous.

>> schools closed because of icy roads in several states from ohio to maryland. the messy conditions coming after a week-long stretch of road dangers. new video from that weekend crash in michigan involving nearly 200 vehicles killing one and injuring 23. >> you can't do anything. >> a reminder of just how hazardous these icy roads can be. >> authorities in maryland and d.c. are asking drivers to delay or cancel their commutes and many school districts in the area are on a two-hour delay. a reminder george if you have to be on the roads, take it slow. >> good advice. now let's go to dan harris with today's top stories. >> good morning everybody. starting with breaking news overnight in the crash of airasia flight 8501. search teams finding both black boxes retrieving the flight data

recorder. crews working to recover the voice recorder. a scene of bravery and defiance as children stood up to the fear of terror and went back to school for the first time since the taliban killed nearly 150 of their teachers and classmates last month. students hugging their parents and streaming back into the school. one man saying we are not afraid we will get an education, it is our fundamental right. as we said, very brave. new video of chaos at a nightclub in california after shots fired during a chris brown performance. check it out. many in the crowd ducking for cover at this club in san jose. five people shot but expected to be okay. we don't know what set off that violence. look at this. terrifying moments for some people visiting a national park in thailand. out of the car window a giant elephant approaching and from another angle the animal

slamming its front feet down on the hoot shattering the windshield. nobody got hurt. the elephant was aggressive we're told because it is mating season. there's a joke to be made there but discretion. anyway finally here scientific proof that when we don't have our smart phones we pretty much freak out. a new study says parting with your iphone can cause separation anxiety. researchers say iphone users perform better on cognitive tests when they had their phones with them and when they didn't, they're heart and blood pressure went up. i think this is malarky. when i don't have my phone i'm much more calm and when i do i would have the attention span of a kitten. i don't know what they're talking about. i totally disagree. >> you're an out liar. >> i am? really? all right. >> now we got to go to robin in arlington for the big game. >> hey, george.

the big kickoff is just hours away. you can feel the excitement inside this enormous stadium. everyone getting ready for the biggest college football game ever. the oregon ducks versus the ohio state buck eyes! >> fans from both schools have descended on the dallas fort forth area taking in big names. ready for a brand new champion. >> living a dream. this is for your tim. consider this the quiet before the storm. there's going to be a whole different scene inside the stadium. more than 80,000 will be screaming their heads off for the ducks and the buckeyes. >> let's go ducks! >> it's a new era in college football. for the first time ever a playoff to determine the national champion.

the semifinals were thrilling and tonight in arlington, texas, oregon and ohio state go ahead to head to become the first ever college football playoff champion. how do these two teams match up? well the tale of the tape. oregon has a 13-1 overall record this season. so does ohio state. head to head the two teams first met in the 1958 rose bowl. ohio state is 8-0 all time against oregon. and the buckeyes have won seven national championships and oregon ducks are looking for their very first. >> to be the first team to win it from oregon will be incredible. >> one story line to watch tonight, ohio state coach is no stranger to the big stage. >> you step in a prize fight, you get one swing and the great champions don't miss. >> this year he comes in with his third string quarterback. oregon yep they have got the newly heisman trophy winner

marcus mariota and a high-powered ducks offense. game on. joining us now is espn analyst jessie palmer. thanks for being here with us. >> i have been here all week. >> this changes college football. >> thank god for the playoff. if we were still in the bcs era it was alabama would have played florida state. the whole point we came up with a playoff is to have a defined national champion settled on the field. the fans love it. i have been here all week. this game has a huge super bowl feel to it. being here in dallas could not be better. >> i have been to countless sporting events. it has that big event feel like a super bowl even beyond a college ball game. tell us about the matchup. >> two high offenses. you start with oregon they like to go fast and they run and pass. heisman trophy quarterback in marcus mariota. ohio state, more physical and like to run the football.

they have a quarterback only making his third start in cardale jones. which teams brings their defense probably comes a long way. >> do you dare make a pick? are you brave enough? >> i'm going to try and take cover fast. i think it's going to be oregon and the reason why it's so seldom in a game of this magnitude. they have got the experience of the quarterback. i'll stay away from brutus over here. >> you better do that. >> i love that split screen after jessie's prediction. >> like -- >> like blackjack. >> awkward. >> you can watch it. tonight buckeyes versus the ducks at 8:30 eastern. more on the icy weather in the east. >> i'm going for oregon as well. many years in our abc affiliate. go ducks tonight. we have got freezing weather advisories across the country from missouri to the northeastknot

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>> mobile 6 is out there checking out the slick conditions on the roads. current eowe this wintry mix is causes delayed openings for

schools you'll find them at 6abc.com. karen rogers has the commute. >> reporter: heavy past oaks 422 no problems right now. it's the ramps you need to be careful of. we had a problem on one of the ramps at 422 earlier. this is the latest accident in chester county, colonial way and trolley way. i talked to police, they said they had a dozen accidents. watch for that. here in delaware county, i-95 northbound traffic moving okay, it's heavy from 452 to the blue route. in cheltenham we have an accident here, cheltenham avenue and broad. police in montgomery county describe the problem with icing as widespread. we have an accident in burlington county, 130 southbound at john galway.

>> this is a live will care from sky 6 at penns landing. let's go the forecast from david murphy. matt, we have rain falling on the terrace. but there's patches of blue in delaware county, chester county it's sleet and freezing rain and around the i-95 corridor we can't rule out icy patches. the winter weather advisory expires at 10:00 a.m. around the white line and later north of that matt. >> >> back to "g.m.a." we'll see you in 20 minutes.

world on high alert after the new warning just out. we're tracking all the latest. right now mr. and mrs. clooney in the headlines for the statements they made at the globes last night. and a little boy dangling and falling to the ground. that scary moment c caught on camera. good morning everyone. we want to get out to robin in texas. >> speaking of right now, espn "sportscenter" is on the air. we're going to try to do another first here. the first time to do a

simulcast. hello good to see you. i was in the neighborhood. >> nice neighborhood too. >> we're keeping the seat warm for you. >> we got to get back to -- this is a first. a first for the playoff and a first for the simulcast like this. we got the greatest technicians. >> hi "gma." >> we're going to go to the golden globes. let's go to lara. >> thank you, george. and america's second most famous george receive add big honor last night, the award for his humanitarian efforts and film career. it was a certain woman by his side who managed to steal the show. >> amal clooney making a splash on the arm of her husband george at her first award's show. clooney in his wedding tuxedo and amal brand dishing two of the most talked about accessories of the evening. >> i want to ask about your

dress and gloves. who is the designer? >> joel and customized by the french people. and the gloves are just my own. >> she sewed them this morning. >> even had hosts amy poehler and tina fey buzzing. >> george clooney married amal this year. she was a lawyer who worked on the enron case and was an advice advisor regarding syria and selected for a three person human commission investigating war violations in the gaza strip. tonight her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> clooney was honored with the award for his work on screen and humanitarian efforts. >> ladies and gentlemen, our great friend george clooney! [ applause ] >> using his speech to show his support for the people of paris. >> today was an extraordinary day. millions of people that marched

not just in paris but around the world. they marched in support of the idea that we will not walk in fear. we have won't do it. so je suis charlie. thank you. >> for about ten years i called him the class president. that's who he is. >> and just one year after fey and polar's joke about the status. >> george clooney will float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. >> this was clooney who had the last laugh. >> it's humbling when you find someone to love. even better if you have been waiting your whole life and when your whole life is 53 years. start the jokes. amal whatever it is that brought us together i couldn't be more proud to be your husband. >> awe.

he's a wonderful husband. he's a great filmmaker, a humanitarian and turns out he's a distiller. we'll explain later. let's say the effects were felt far and wide and you will see the results coming up. >> the globes are great. they started to get funnier and funnier as people kept drinking. >> back in the bar. >> we turn to a traffic stop gone wrong for one police officer in florida. a woman taking off and dragging that sergeant and injuring him. his daughter first to help him. the entire thing caught on dash cam. >> watch as this traffic stop takes a turn for the worse. this florida police officer speaking to the driver when he gets taken for a ride. sergeant tatro pulled over 30-year-old amy gorgoi after she flew past him at speeds 30 miles over the limit. when he asked her to step out for a field sobriety test.

she hit the gas dragging tatro with her before he hit the ground hard. >> don't ever let my guard down. >> left riding in pain on the roadside. that's when bystanders rushed to his aid. one of the good samaritans someone the sergeant knows well. that's his 16-year-old daughter fay who passed by the incident on the way home from a trip to the mall. she saw the scene unfold while sitting at a stoplight but wasn't sure it was her dad until she saw him lying there. >> dad are you okay! >> it made me feel sad i guess.

half an inch in ten hours in vegas, that is enough to flood the roads and overwhelm the soar lines. we have a dry flow as this low brought out the rain in southern california. 67 degrees in los vegas. that's better than yesterday. winter storms watches and warnings. colorado could see a foot of snow in spots. icing situations for the next few hours across the northeast.

>> reporter: thanks, rob, david murphy on the terrace. we have a light rain falling be careful of icy patches from sleet and freezing rain that intermittently is popping through the region. all of that should change to all rain later this morning and this afternoon. 39 is the high.

>> good morning everyone, 7:56 monday a wintry mix has created slick spots across the region. it caused dozens of schools to delay openings. philadelphia is opening on time. here's karen rogers with traffic. >> reporter: hi, matt, we're looking at the schuylkill expressway. it's wet and jammed. looking toward the boulevard eastbound toward center city jamming from the boulevard to girl. westbound is jammed from the boulevard to gladwyn. icy conditions reported in several accidents in the area coming into trap montgomery county. 7th avenue an better roads.

be careful about that. lower moreland township montgomery county we have an accident at valley road near welsh road another in cheltenham on waverly road. i talked to police in salem county new jersey, 6 different accidents spread out in salem county. they are responding to them all with icy conditions several in piles grove township and clinton. be careful in that area. cumberland county not too bad. gloucester county a couple of accidents just cleared. >> mobile 6 is taking it easy, we're taking a trip through joseph's campus on city avenue. david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. david. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us it is raining in philadelphia. we have a lot of blue from the city north where sleet is mixing in at times even areas highlighted in green karen was mentioning parts of salem county, for example. you have icy patches because

surface several times are cold enough to turn the rain into ice. winters weather at vicary expires at 10:00 a.m. south of the white line and not until 1:00 p.m. in the lehigh valley. >> i'm matt o'donnell. we'll back in 25.

>> reporter: good morning guys, got a great crowd out here, kendra from kansas loves "g.m.a." who are you going for in the big game. do you have a horse in the race? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: we know who you're going for. southern louisiana seeing fog thunderstorms across florida. the system we've been talking about all morning long, ice this morning, snow in upstate new york. that's a check on the national look out look. here's what's happening locally. >> reporter: thank rob, david murphy on the terrace it's raining right now. during the morning hours we're looking at the possibility of an icy mix even in cases where

you're getting rain there's the possibility of icy patches we've even problems in parts of south jersey not far from philadelphia and through the northern and western suburbs. that improves as temperatures climb later in the morning and in the afternoon. today's high, 39 how about those right there? i didn't know what a buckeye was. they look good right? back to you in the studio. >> bring those in rob. >> we like those. >> all of a sudden we're rooting for buckeyes. >> we're buckeye fans. >> kicking off the heat index, a big night on the red carpet at the golden globes. celebrities making a statement at the first big award show of the season. facebook and instyle revealing jennifer lopez as the top mentioned actress. let's head out to lara in l.a. for more on all the fashion. of course that's what we were watching, me and my girls last night, lara. >> i agree with facebook.

j-lo looked unbelievable. people gasped. the celebs really brought their a-game when it came to fax to the red carpet. we did, too. we had mr. red carpet himself, nick watt to bring us the hottest trends. >> bright color. on a rare rainy night. >> i'll be glad when this is over. this is the scariest part. >> with the extra humidity playing havoc with the hair. your hair looks great. >> what are you saying? >> i'm not saying anything. >> probably we're going to look shiny. >> shiny and starry. allison williams. >> who else is catching your eye tonight? >> siena miller. >> low cut v. and kerry washington and jessica chastain. >> i never wore a dress like this. i'm liking it. >> i bet you are. i haven't seen her yet. she looking good? >> but not better than my

fiance. >> yeah. >> she looks the best. >> where's the camera? >> right there. >> right there. he wasn't honest the whole time. >> he wasn't? >> no. >> he was not filming. >> who was he filming? >> i don't know. >> some of the other ladies walking past. >> channing tatum carrying his wife. >> the train. >> i call it the cape. >> jennifer aniston. >> i didn't think movie stars wore black. black on blue is in for tuxes and bow ties are making a comeback. >> did you tie it yourself? >> i can't confirm or deny such question. >> the mood with bright colors for a gray rainy night. liaa dreyfus. cade hudson.

nick watt abc news beverly hills. >> joining us now with his favorite looks of the night is celebrity stylist josie and editor in chief, let's get right to your favorite. julianne moore. >> i have to show you this was really if winner of the night. i love this so much. number one, she wore the biggest trend silver sequins which is everywhere. i love the feather that was happening right there at the bottom of the train. when she stepped out, it was a winner for me. this really made her the queen of the night. >> there's her crown. >> she instagramed a big teaser about this earlier in the day. we were thinking who was going to wear se kwins and i saw them come through security with the dress. >> a big glittery disco ball. she brought the party. i thought nay only my watts looked incredible. >> yellow is difficult to wear on the red carpet.

it could get big bird fast. look how stream-line it is. the belt is a big winner. >> and the snake around the neck. >> yes. the necklace. can i give you a tid-bit on that. she recycled that five times. >> she's just like up even those that's a $1 million -- >> $1 million necklace. >> i mean kate hudson. we saw her in "pop news." i don't think we could get enough. she was a flawless. up close, america, i have to tell you, not a line or nothing. >> look at this. look at the strategic cutouts on the side and the way this is all fitting her. let's look at that gorgeous face. >> yeah. >> i mean everything. you would think a dress like this would be screaming wardrobe malfunction but so elegant and classy on her. >> there's a lot of tape under there. we have no time. we'll put up the picture and take a gander everybody. we just want to say j-lo we are not worthy. >> queen of the red carpet. we love.

right? >> full girl crush. thank you so much. >> she is the star. >> you are the star. thank you for that. we're going to head back to new york. i don't know which camera to look at so i'm going to look at you and say let's go back to sara. >> next up on the "gma" heat index. the new way to workout. doing all the classes can get expensive in a hurry. not anymore. >> are you sick of that boring treadmill? the same old workout day in and day out. you may want to class things up with the class pass. thousands of studios in 20 cities are part of the class pass movement costing between $79 to $99 a month. it allows you to try as many group fitness classes as you want as long as you don't hit the same gym more than three times each month. >> for your body to keep changing the workout has to keep changing. >> whether you're into the zen of yoga intensity of kick boxing or want to dive into

under underwater spinning you can try something you have never done before. that's exactly what i did. first step i headed to revolution in motion for some slip and slide and man, did i slip. >> oh my god. i'm discovering new muscles. >> yes. >> are we done? >> next, i bounced over to jump live for a full trampoline workout. >> the only thing better than one trampoline is a room full of trampolines. >> let's go! woo! >> and then to top it all off, i headed off to a gym called brooklyn zoo. where i was able to let out my wild side. >> ah! >> i love how that ended. >> that looks like so much fun. >> that place was a playground. there were kids there and i thought i'm getting in here. it's better for adults. >> is it a workout? >> it is.

they taylor it to whoever is there but we jumped on the trampoline and tumbled on the mats and swung on ropes. >> my kind of workout. >> brings out your inner animal. >> we got to go to robin. big game tonight and big matchup with quarterback robin. >> two players who took different paths to the championship game. one team's qb earned the sports highest award while the other was a backup to the backup until a few weeks ago. for the oregon ducks it has been the best of times. for the ohio state buckeyes it could have been the worst of times. >> barrett still down for ohio state. >> and this is the tale of two quarterbacks. >> marcus mariota. >> 21-year-old marcus mariota's humility and emotion when accepting the heisman trophy captivated the nation. >> finally mom and dad and the rest of my family thank you.

>> mariota was raised in honolulu. he knew since the 4th grade he wanted to be a college quarterback. humble and so polite that when he was pulled over for a traffic stop the officer cited his good manners in the report. he passed up millions with a chance to go pro in 2013 to get his degree. he graduated with a 3. 22 gpa and a bachelor's degree in science. then there's a qb no one saw coming. ohio state's cardale jones began the season as the third string quarterback. injuries to the two starters ahead of him forced him into the spotlight. he's only started in two games so far. >> i never thought i would be in this position not just me but my teammates. >> growing up in cleveland, one of six children and never knew his father. this is where he thrived. ginn academy. an all-boys catholic high school run by football coach who says

jones was a diamond in the rough. >> i would pick him up and polish and shape him up and everybody said where did he come from. >> that sets the stage for tonight, the unlikely star quarterback with a chance to shine. two players, two very different stories, but one common goal who will be the man to lead his team to a championship? and another thing they have in common they both give a lot of credit to their teammates. much more to come here. we have got a big fan showdown and a big showdown with the two mascots. game time will be here before you know it. we'll be right back.

>> this is brand new video in the newsroom. the action cam was in west chester where we found ice coating the roads and sidewalks. these slippery conditions have caused multiple accidents across the region. 8:27 monday, i'm matt o'donnell. karen rogers is following traffic. >> reporter: most of the problems have not been on the main highways. i-95 it's wet, but moving okay. southbound is jammed from academy to i girard. in chester we have icing. there's a half dozen accidents including telegraph road. someone on twitter told me they just watched a truck slide down a hill and it's getting worse

mere the montgomery county border. there's not accidents but disabled vehicles. widespread ice and number of cars that can't make it across the roadway. one accident fork landing road between 7 approximate and lenola. david has the timing of all this. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing it's raining in philadelphia. we have sleet mixing with freezing rain and where you see the green near i-95 we have reports of icing. a winter weather advisory doesn't expire until 10:00 a.m., and aerials south of the white line cutting through the northern and western counties and above that line it doesn't expire until 1:00 p.m. in allentown or reading you'll be dealing with the icy conditions until afternoon. we want to be careful.

34 in philadelphia. 4 in millville. >> we're back in 25.

♪ i hate stripes ♪ ♪ orange ain't my color ♪ ♪ and i squeeze that trigger tonight, i would be wearing one or the other ♪ ♪ no crime for passion or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ only thing saving a life ♪ ♪ is i don't look good in orange and i hate stripes ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ >> breakout country star with her big hit "stripes." cannot wait to hear more from her. >> and i looked around and made sure nobody was wearing stripes. nobody is. >> george looks good in stripes. >> i actually am wearing

stripes. >> oh, you are. my eyes -- >> very subtle. >> i was trying to cover up for you. >> we are getting fired up for tonight's big game. the ohio state university band. there they are. we're not picking favorites. we have the oregon band. much more from texas just ahead. some people at this desk picked favorites. just saying. >> you and dan haven't. >> we're like switzerland in this. >> dan, that's because you don't know what football is. that's different. >> is this the one with the home runs or -- >> you're getting warmer. >> we have got how to get the looks of the night from the red carpet. bobby brown showing us the tricks to make you look like your favorite celebrities on yahoo right now. george. >> we have our own competition right now at the stadium. back in texas is where robin is for the ultimate fan showdown. >> i like the word competition. ryan smith is joining jessie and

myself for a little -- i think it is a competition. >> what are we going to call this? >> "gma" ultimate fan showdown. this is for all the marbles. >> the golden egg. >> like that. >> chocolate inside. >> tell us the rules here ryan. >> it's going to be a competition. mascot versus mascot. brutus buckeye versus the duck from oregon. the mascot carry. run down to. first one to the finish line wins. jessie is the referee. go! >> go! go! >> jessie. >> that wasn't close. there was a weight discrepancy. brutus has a bigger head. i think it was what was carrying him. the cheerleaders from the ohio state side a little bit bigger. >> what do you think about oregon? >> the faster team. >> no!

no! brutus you got to put the cord down. that's the next game. >> you got to keep these guys in line. >> i know. >> step away from the cooler. >> ohio state is in the lead. we have got one more game. the next game is cooler pong. you know how this works. when the game is ending nd and the team wins you dump that cooler. now it's ping pong ball. so right now because the duck knocked over the ping pong ball. we got to weight. let's stall. >> we call this vamping. >> what is the intention of the game? >> to take those coolers -- each mascot is running them down here and dumping them on their head coach, so that's the purpose. >> on the respective head coaches or the opposite -- >> on the respective head coaches. >> normally the coaches are unaware and always have their backs turned. this time they'll be facing the mascots. >> yes. >> coming in. this is -- i get paid for this

stuff. >> yes. >> jessie palmer. ladies and gentlemen. >> duck has a disadvantage. take a look. look at duck's feet. wait a second. he's got huge feet and brutus has sneakers. >> he wasn't running that time. he was being carried. >> duck gets to do anything he wants to stop brutus to the finish line. >> wow. >> you might want to move back here. >> the game of audibles. are you ready? whoever makes it here first wins. ready, set, go! okay. there goes duck. brutus is -- oh wait a second. >> didn't he dump it on top of the coach. more throwing it at the coach. can we look at instant replay? >> i wish we could. do slow-mo. do it again. it was like this. they were running. >> that was an overhead fast ball. hitting him right in the face.

the ball on the ground. i'm going to call that one a draw. >> a draw. >> that was a draw. it was so close. instant replay in the reviews it was a draw. >> a draw. >> duck wants a review. >> the winner, brutus buckeye. >> he's taking it. >> brutus. >> i personally like the reenactment. i think that was something. brutus congratulations. the duck, thank you. cheerleaders cheerleaders thank you. i know you got up early to be with us. it's going to -- let's go back to you, george. >> it is getting ugly. the big game tonight at 8:30 eastern on espn. there it is right there. now let's go for a final check of the weather. >> we had a taste of buckeye cookies. we got fans out here. who are you going for? >> ohio. >> buckeyes. >> ducks. >> ducks. >> the ducks. >> buckeyes. >> get your money out.

placing bets later. let's go to the forecast. the mid section of the country is where the cold is. we have got ice in some spots. temperatures are frigfrigid. minus 12 the windchill. here's where the cold is coming. we're going to see temps drop to that's a look at the national outlook, here's what's happening locally. >> reporter: thanks, rob, david murphy on the t terrace, standing in the rain. some areas are dealing with icy patches this morning be careful. 39 is the high. we've got sleet probably falling in parts of the region for another two or three hours, and then changing to rain. car fax. >> i'm here with patricia eaten. super mom. she can find a way to handle any crisis. here's a sneak peek of this week's episode. >> mike i just stepped on a

fork in the tub. how many times have we told the kids we watch spoons in the tub, knives and forks in the bathroom sink? >> just commonsense. >> this is crazy. we can't go on like this. we need a silverware caddy in the shower. >> how about the ice bucket that says it's 5:00 somewhere. >> since the dishwasher isn't working we can use the caddy from there. we'll hang it on the shower head. that would be perfect. are you sad right now because i'm really sad? >> patricia heaten joins us. how does the real life mom track? >> my sink has not fallen through the countertop. that's good. i think one of the appeals of "the middle" is that i think there's a lot of families that relate. whatever socio economic status you have. there's all that stuff going on in every house. >> no question. how has your family life been going? >> it's good.

my oldest is a junior in college and then a couple more going out the door and it's great. we have a normal household. i kept them away from my career. they kind of don't really -- let me put it this way. they're not at all interested in anything i'm doing. the one in college called me up this year he's 21. he said hey, do you have any copies of everybody loves raymond? and i said yeah i have a set for each of you in case you ever -- >> one day. >> -- want to see what i do for a living and what's paying for your college right now. he said because my roommate is a huge fan and can't believe i have never seen it. >> whoa. >> i thought i guess i did a little too good of a job keeping then away from my career. >> i guess so. >> there was a point where i was working a show called back to you with kelsey and kelsey doesn't like to rehearse.

so we would go in at 10:00 and be done by 12:30 and come home. the kids had no idea i even had a job. >> that youou were working. >> until my one son said mom, are you on a show? and i said yeah. he said because i saw a big poster on the street there and a bus went by with your picture on it. and i said yeah i'm on a show. >> you're a protective mom. >> i think it's hard sometimes for kids whose parents have some kind of fame or celebrity to own their own identity. that was my thinking is let them be them and not have that -- >> i have to take notes from you. i found out you're a big buckeye fan and went to ohio state. >> i graduated barely from ohio state. i saw some members of the marching band. i think it's the greatest college marching band in the country. >> not to mention one of the greatest football teams maybe after tonight. >> yes. >> the champions. >> we'll see. >> thanks for coming. wesend you out with one of

your favorite foods. which hagandaus are you going to pick? >> don't give george this. i get this. i have to tell you. i opened the rum raisen and all the raisins had been picked out andd i thought i think this is the only reason i would divorce my husband is he took all the raisins out. >> i guess i'll have have the buckeye chocolate peanut butter. good to see you. coming up, the biggest stars in last

time to go to lara in l.a. after the fun night at the golden globes. time to dip back into the facebook fish bowl. >> the globes are known as the loosest of all the awards shows and back stage it's a tradition to toast with the winners. a new tradition for us at "gma" involves you our viewers sending our terrific questions and here are your answers. >> these are questions from our viewers. for the winners. would you be kind enough to reach into the fish bowl. >> fish bowl. ♪. >> a man from michigan. do you worry about your speech or what you were going to wear?

definitely what i'm going to wear. >> from ohio how much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood? >> that's a very good question. >> that is. which the answer is. chuck the wood -- oh my god. that is brutally complicated. >> when they're announcing the names, what's going through your mind? >> i held my brother's hand. >> i would like to hold your brother's hand too. >> well you can hold my hand by proxy. >> thank you. >> yes or no. in a bit, yeah where are you? >> if you're having a small dinner party, name four people you would invite. chris rock dave shah pel and louiesukay and amy poehler. >> i would want prince because i want to hear what he's thinking. i was like prince announces us i will be so happy and when he said of course glory from the

film selma, john legend i was like ah! >> what is the once question you hate to answer? when did you go bald. i went bald at 16. >> barry manilow is not from montana. >> he may have a home there. >> barry from montana. >> sara from facebook. do you enjoy attending the award shows or rather be at home? i don't watch tv and don't wear pa ja mas. >> what do you think of amy and tina as hosts? they're hysterical. i feel like i got invited to a free comedy hour. i don't have to pay for this? ♪ >> good morning, america! >> and good night. >> and good night from us here in l.a. it hats been an all-nighter. we want to thank you for those great questions including how much wood could a wood chuck

chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood? >> it's been a long night, lara. thank you. coming up breakout country music star brandy clark, she's going to perform live. ♪

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caps and cruising in at 10:00. not 4:00 a.m. call times here at "good morning america." >> you sound better. you're going on tour with alan jackson and got the two grammy nominations. how do you make 2014 better than the year prior to. i can't imagine. >> if it's near as good as 2014 it's going to blow my mind. >> what's life on the road like? >> it's great and fun to be out there every night and having the interaction with the fans and the other artists. great being on tour with people like alan and eric church. >> you know what's great? >> yes. >> listening to you sing. i want to get to it. from her highly acclaimed debut album 12 stories this is brandy clark with "stripes"! ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪

♪ you were lying there with nothing on but a goofy little grin and a platinum blond ♪ ♪ i can't believe you would do that on our bed ♪ ♪ i got a pistol ♪ ♪ i got a bullet and a finger just itching to pull ♪ ♪ the only thing keeping me from losing my head ♪ ♪ because i hate stripes ♪ ♪ orange ain't my color ♪ ♪ and i squeeze that trigger tonight i'll be wearing one or the other ♪ ♪ there's no crime of passion ♪ ♪ or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ the only thing saving your life is that i don't look good in orange and i hate stripes ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ well i could fall in love with a prison guard ♪ ♪ and sell cigarettes in the

prison yard ♪ ♪ don't think hard time would be that hard on me ♪ ♪ i could pick up trash on the side of the road ♪ ♪ but i would die if i saw someone i know ♪ ♪ it's the clothes that's stopping me ♪ ♪ i hate stripes ♪ ♪ and orange ain't my color ♪ ♪ and if i squeeze that trigger tonight i'll be wearing one or the other ♪ ♪ there's no crime of passion or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ the only thing saving your life ♪ ♪ is that i don't look good in orange and i hate stripes ♪ ♪ ain't one shot ain't worth a bad mug shot ♪ ♪ god knows i wouldn't be caught holding up a number while the whole town staring ♪ at ♪ at the picture of me wearing stripes ♪

♪ there's no crime of passion or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ the only thing saving your life ♪ ♪ is that i don't look good in orange and i hate stripes ♪ ♪ orange ain't my color ♪ ♪ and if i squeeze that trigger tonight i would be wearing one or the other ♪ ♪ there's no crime of passion or the crime of fashion ♪ ♪ the only thing saving your life ♪ ♪ is that i don't look good in orange and i hate stripes ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ [ applause ]

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tonight at 8:30 on espn. thanks to robin, she's going to be back with all the highlights from texas tomorrow. >> good morning everyone, 8:56 monday, january 12. a wintery mix has length of time roads and sidewalks a slippery

wintery mess. let's go to karen rogers for more. the main highways are not as bad, matt, looking at the blue route at the media by pals. we're looking at a 29 minute ride between i-95 and the schuylkill expressway. a handful of accidents in chester county, we have 6 or 7. telegraph road near lens way. people are sliding by the chester, montgomery county border. a handful of accidents, multiple accidents around the area. 7th avenue. icy conditions in trap, montgomery county. you have to be careful as well as a new one on ridge road and ridge pick, matt. >> let's go outside to david murphy. >> reporter: it's raining out here matt, storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing in the northern and western suburbs we have blue on the radar. even where the sleet is mixing

in we have icy patches we have trouble with that up and down the i-95 corridor. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 39 after about 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. from south to north from philadelphia to the northern suburbs matt, we'll change over to rain and things will get better. >> now ben franklin high school in the spring garden section is being loat outlines because of they have -- let out at noon because they have a power issue there. patricia heaten is a guest on "live" with kelly and michael next on 6abc. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great monday! and great week! be careful out there.

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announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, star of "the middle," pat pat. and from "downton abbey," and the new film "paddington," hugh bonneville. plus, check out a new diet as we kickstart the new year with our week long nutrition edition. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheer