good morning, america. breaking overnight, massive pileups on the highway blamed on the wintry weather. roads and slippery at this hour. the city of boston shut down as almost two more feet of snow falls shutting down trains roofs and buildings caving in and more snow on the way. >> we're not sure if the gear is down or not. also breaking, emergency landing. a us airways flight forced to touch down without its nose gear, sparks flying as the plane skids to a stop. emergency crews racing to prevent a fire with passengers evacuated on the runway. >> the suspect is believed to be armed with a handgun. highway havoc, an armed carjacker leading police on a dramatic chase through the streets of l.a., driving wildly into traffic, crashing into cars, spinning out of control, trying to make a run for it before finally being taken down,

and it's all caught on camera. ♪ take my hand ♪ and beyonce behind the scenes. the megastar opening up about her performance at the grammys. her personal family connection to "take my hand ♪ we do say good morning america, on this tuesday morning. the flurries starting here but the snow has finally stopped falling in boston. got some pictures we want to show you. where are they going to put it? there's nowhere left to put it piled almost as high as street signs, completely blocking the windowses of this home. >> that's scary. >> here's what it looks like from the outside.

>> check that out. a record six feet falling in the last 30 days. the governor of massachusetts has declared a state of emergency. more snow targeted in the east coast later this week but ginger starts off us. >> in the top ten snowiest seasons ever in recorded history. here's what we're looking at annual average just over 40 inches but already 77.3 inches. you can see that big discrepancy and, yes, this next clipper system will bring light snow through the great lakes and targets the northeast. this is thursday into early friday morning. we've got boston right now in the 3 to 6 but could start picking up heavier bands much like these storms have been and we'll watch it as we get closer. the other huge headline that's not just for boston arctic air piling in and will feel like -- well it will be zero for new york city and single digits by the end of the weekend. two blasts of cold air and that snow is going nowhere. our rob marciano is right there in boston again. >> it's unbelievable ginger.

another two feet what cross the boston area and for the first time we're starting to feel a little bit of vulnerable. here in bunker hill able to plow the streets but they're getting more narrow because there's nowhere else to put the snow. it had impacts across the northeast. new york new jersey your streets may not look like this but they were just as treacherous. overnight, a massive pileup turning deadly on the new jersey turnpike. 15 cars and suvs colliding leaving one dead and several injured and a second crash involving tractor trailers and a passenger-filled bus happening at the same time on the outer roadway. authorities saying icy roads may be to blame. >> traffic is at a complete standstill. >> reporter: and up and down the northeast, familiar scenes in boston. walloped again with 23 inches of snow monday. officials shutting down all commuter trains through today in an effort to clear the tracks of snow and ice. this after 50 people were stranded when their train got stuck in the snow outside boston yesterday.

>> we're starting to worry a lot about roofs which are under tremendous stress as a result of the snow. >> reporter: people scrambling to clear off their snows. this building caving in from the weight of the snow. thankfully everyone got out this time. i'm standing on top of a mountain of snow that wasn't here two weeks ago and there are dozens of them that are growing across this city with this record-breaking amount of snow. boston breaking a 37-year record for the most amount of snow recorded in a 20-day period with 71 inches. >> there's nowhere to go anymore. >> reporter: in the last two weeks crews removing enough to fill gillette stadium, the home of the patriots, 90 times. if you can get to boston's airport. >> our options are in the air literally. >> reporter: 80% of the flights are grounded having a rippling effect causing headaches for travelers across the country. here in historic bunker hill the battle won't be against men dressed in red but against these mounds of white which just keep

getting bigger and bigger robin. >> they certainly do. all right, rob, thank you. going to move on to that air scare overnight. a us airways jet forced to make an emergency landing without nose gear sparks flying when it touched down. abc's david kerley has the details. >> this is an emergency in progress on runway 27. >> reporter: anxious moments in houston as a us airways jet lights up the dark with sparks. this emergency landing leaving the jet looking like in this morning. it's an emergency that started with this call. >> yes, we're in a -- we're not sure if the gear is down or not. can we come by? >> reporter: what did controllers see? no nose gear down on the jet coming in from philadelphia. watch in this video as the pilots -- >> 56 souls on board. >> reporter: -- put down the rear wheels and slowly the nose followed by the sparks as it grinds on the runway coming to a

stop. >> our goes gear didn't go down so he announced he was going to make an emergency landing and that everybody would have to kind of brace on impact. >> reporter: emergency crews on the scene quickly to prevent fire. passengers rushed off. >> some sparks and things flying when i looked out the window and smoke and you could smell kind of burning rubber. >> reporter: the damage to the 1345u8 jetliner from this harrowing landing is extensive. but no serious injuries to anyone on board. there was one passenger who was taken to a hospital with nonserious injuries. investigators now trying to figure out why that nose gear wouldn't come down. george. >> okay david, thanks. we turn to that growing measles outbreak. it's spread to three more states delaware michigan and nevada. now 121 reported cases in 17 states so dr. richard besser is back with us. boy, this shows no signs of slowing down. >> i find this worrisome. this is a disease we knocked out in 2 thousand thou and yesterday i spent the day with one of the

heads of measles control at cdc and saying there are more cases in january than any one month in the past 20 years. >> what's most surprising? >> most people think about measles as a disease just of children but that's not what they're seeing here. california's had the most cases and looked at their data 59% are in people 20 and older. a lot of adults are getting measles. >> so what should adults do about this? most of us grew up and had the vaccine. >> a lot of people don't know. they don't have shot records. if you're born before 1957 you don't have to worry, everyone back then had measles. anyone else you can ask your doctor to do a blood test to see if you're protected or ask for another vaccine. >> if you're not sure get the vaccine or get tested. you don't want to be out there and just not know. if so you're at risk. >> rich will be on twitter throughout the morning to answer all of your questions. but right now the high stakes showdown over marriage

equality in alabama. most counties in the state defying a federal judge's ruling legal identifying same-sex marriage refusing to issue marriage licenses. the state's supreme court chief justice is behind the order and steve osunsami has that story. >> reporter: more than 50 states denying it and some posting signs refusing to grant marriage licenses to anyone. >> we waited 33 years for this. i mean it's a big disappointment. >> reporter: in tuscaloosa they're turning gay cups away and handing them an order from alabama's supreme court chief justice. chief just roy moore is defying the decision making alabama the 37th state to allow same-sex marriage. >> i think a redefinition of the word marriage is not found within the powers designated to the federal government. >> reporter: he is arguing that the federal ruling doesn't apply to state judges who issue marriage licenses because only he has authority over those

judges and he wasn't named in the lawsuit. do you worry that you will end up on the wrong side of history here? >> wrong side of history? absolutely not did they stop with one man and one man or one woman and one woman or go to multiple marriages or marriages between men and their daughters or women and their sons? >> reporter: even so more than a dozen counties are still marrying gay couple. >> we thought we'd have to go to the state but now doing it. >> reporter: some are agreeing to licenses but not weddings so volunteers from area churches are officiating ceremonies. both moore and alabama's governor say they look forward to the u.s. supreme court deciding the issue possibly this summer. for "good morning america," steve osunsami abc news montgomery alabama. >> a lot of discussion on social media about this yesterday. but now to amy with today's other top stories. good morning. good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking developments in the high-profile

murder of hannah graham. she was last seen leaving a bar and her body found five weeks later. now according to wvaw, the man seen believing with her has been charged with her murder. he is already behind bars charged with attacking a woman back in 2005. his dna has been linked to the 2009 murder of a virginia tech student also. major questions about airport security. a woman known for boarding planes without a ticket has allegedly done it again. this time in florida. police say mare ling hartman was able to get on a plane in minnesota and fly top jacksonville. she was later arrested after checking into a resort using another woman's name. hartman was arrested several times last year for similar offenses including sneaking by security to board a flight to l.a. well breaking overnight from the middle east bashar al assad in a rare interview speaking about the united states. he tells the bbc that iraq is

helping to keep him informed about u.s. coalition air strikes against isis. assad has lost huge stretches of land to isis but said he will never join the u.s. coalition calling its members terrorists. he also denied claims that he's dropped barrel bombs indiscriminately killing thousands of his own civilians. well the white house is launching a new agency to fight a growing number of cyberattacks. the center being announced today will share intelligence and coordinate information from agencies throughout the government. it's aimed at avoiding major breaches like the one at sony pictures. samsung is assuring customers it does not retain voice data from its smart tvs after the company warned the voice recognition technology in its new tvs could pick up personal information discussed nearby. suggesting it could relay that information then back to samsung or a third party but the company says the concerns are overblown and the feature can be disabled.

good to know. finally, it's a good thing no one was in vegas placing bets on this hotel implosion this morning. the former clarion hotel and casino supposed to come down with a big blast of dynamite but guess what if you can see there in the dark one tower was left standing. it just so happens to be the tower that was displaying the website of the development company building a new resort on that site. bad karma? i don't know. you know luck is everything here. >> especially in vegas. >> we're talking about it. sign's still up. >> thank you, amy. there is new information this morning on brian williams "stars and stripes" released an audiotape of him answering questions that the helicopter he was flying on in iraq was hit by enemy fire as his management determines how to handle the controversy. david wright has the latest. >> reporter: what we're about to hear is the first and only time

brian williams has answered questions on this issue. "stars and stripes" as you say releasing the audio of what the news anchor had to say before they broke the story. i did not set out to in any way change the chronicle of what happened to us. >> reporter: "stars and stripes" repoporter travis tritten brian williams tried to set the record straight about that mission in iraq. >> all we knew is we had been fired upon. all we knew was we had set down. it was like landing on the surface of the moon. >> reporter: the flight crew of the chinookok that did take a rocket-propelled grenade to the tail rotor called the news anchor out for a recent report on "nbc nightly news" claiming the chopper he was traveling on was hit. he since apologized and took himself off the air. before that the "stars and stripes" reporter asked him did he think so at the time. >> no i think i correctly

reported as i did in my blog in '08 that i was on the aircraft behind the one that was hit. it was not -- because i knew we had all come under fire i guess i had assumed that all of the airframes took some damage because we all went down. >> reporter: williams appears to be at a loss to explain how he eventually got its so wrong. >> if it's very basic. i would not have chosen to make this mistake. i don't know what screwup in my mind caused me to conflate one aircraft from the other. >> why? why, bri? why bri. >> jon stewart weighing in. nothing further from williams or nbc news pending an internal fact-checking review. >> thanks very much. to michael.

boy, tension on the streets of l.a. yesterday. >> yeah, we've all seen our fair share of high-speed car chases but this one was truly wild. the suspect stealing cars smashing into vehicles and abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: overnight a dramatic car chase through the streets of los angeles. watch this armed carjacker brazenly leading police on a miles-long pursuit. the whole thing caught on camera. >> the suspect is believed to be armed with a handgun. >> reporter: the wild chase beginning shortly after 5:00 p.m. police steving a report of a possible stolen gray toyota camry. the suspect veering into oncoming traffic and crashing into at least four cars before losing control and spinning out. eyewitness video shows the mangled wreck he left in his wake. this cell phone video shows the bandit getting out of the wrecked vehicle and trying to hijack this white car. the driver refusing to get out speeding away. the suspect then running up to

22-year-old elizabeth yarone's car and pushing her on to the road. >> he pointed the gun at me. >> reporter: baggy baroso was in the car behind her. >> i'm next and i have my 2-year-old in the back of my car with my 12-year-old. if she would have hesitated he would have shot her. >> reporter: with police closing in the carjacker speeds on but eventually runs into traffic. watch as he tries to plow through these two cars he bolts from his car and tries to carjack yet another vehicle unsuccessfully. that's when police opened fire. the carjacker dropping to the ground as almost a dozen officers surround him. >> pursuits are dangerous when you have someone who has complete disregard for public safety. >> reporter: the suspect's name has not been released but police say he is alive in a local hospital. his exact condition is unknown. for "good morning america,"

linzie janis, abc news los angeles. >> scary situation. >> sure was. what do you have ginger? >> starting with big waves out >> california waves reaching almost 10 feet. let's take a look at the video. from mission beach to la jolla, she was the surf. a lot of the surfers are happy to see this. ventura harbor north in california also seeing some ten foots but this is what's going to happen. we're going to see those high surf advisories go from san diego to los angeles. the heftyest waves will be closer to santa barbara so be on the lookout for that. rip currents are a big issue. then a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning for interior parts of the state. i also wanted to point out i know we talked about it amy tucson had a record high in the 80's. today will be very warm, phoenix 84, yuma 88. 60 denver, albuquerque 70. las vegas 25 degrees above average for everybody out there. i want to take a look from west to east here. rochester, minnesota 28 with that first bit of snow. your local weather forecast

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surfaces across the region this morning so take it slow. 40 is today's high, though, so it gets better. 39 tomorrow. weekend. not just because of valentine's day but look at that freezing line made it into florida. 20s there for atlanta and let me take you a little colder by the end of the weekend, yeah single digits. 0s, the pink subzero. >> at least it looks pretty. >> hug up on. i like that. i'm going to use that. >> coming up the latest on that so-called american sniper trial. the jurors worried the blockbuster movie would influence their decision. also ahead, the latest on bobbi kristina brown. a vigil held for her overnight. what her family is saying now. plus winter survival edition. falling through the ice and the crucial things that could save your life.

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>> ♪♪ >> breaking right now the action cam is live on the scene of a water main break in northeast philadelphia. you're taking a look at grant and the boulevard. you can see the tape there and the police car they've got that area cordon off much let's go over to karen rogers she's got more on your "action news" traffic report. good morning. >> this water main break is a mess tam because rarely do we

see all northbound lanes shut down. all southbound lanes shut down. all outer drive, all inner drive, nothing is moving on the boulevard between red lion road and grant avenue. this is also affecting septa bus routes one and 14 detoured through this area. weird to look here during the height of the morning rush and to see no traffic on the boulevard both directions shut down they're hoping they're soon going to be opened the southbound outer drive but nothing moving at this point just yet. one vehicle out there currently. if you're in this area stick to bustleton academy or i-95 which is jammed, 29, 16 miles an hour. they're alternates they may not be great but they're all you've got. 95 southbound delays cleared northbound near girard where we had that disabled vehicle. southbound you're jammed approaching academy to girard. norristown high speedline still not running. action cam live in cranbury township new jersey and this is that multi vehicle pileup on the new jersey turnpike near the molly pitcher service area that has tied traffic jammed all night and still tam

we are allowing some traffic to get by on the inner drive in the car lanes southbound on the turnpike. >> okay thank you karen. dave murphy we'll get to you in a moment. first we'll take a live look at the platt bridge. david this is the kind of morning where the water main break that water could freeze. >> it certainly is freezing. storm tracker 6 live double scan tam all the precipitation almost gone except for cape may county. temperatures are below freezing. overnight sleet create add new scene on the roadways. today's high is going to be 40 degrees, though, so later today it gets better. some sun comes back. >> okay we'll send you back to "gma" and see in you 30

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good morning. a lot to get to this morning and matt gutman is back for day two of "gma's" survival week. it's tuesday. it's cold but we're going to figure things out but matt gutman is going to have something for us this morning >> that's right. he's driving right into freezing water, right, matt. >> reporter: that's right. i'll tell you the four words to save your life and this tiny tool that could help you get out. >> okay. that is coming up. >> so let's see, yesterday he went through the ice himself. now he's in a car that goes through the ice and will give us life-saving tips. the trial of the man accused of murdering chris kyle. the jury has been selected and opening statements set to begin tomorrow morning.

the blockbuster movie looming large over this case and abc's ryan owens has that story for us. >> don't pick it up. >> reporter: in the blockbuster "american idol," chris kyle is portrayed by broadly cooper as a hyper masculine bad guys but the jury who will decide the fate of his killer is overwhelmingly female. ten women and two men will determine if marine veteran eddie routh who now looks dramatically different than he did at the time of his arrest should spend the rest of his life in prison for shooting kyle and his friend chad littlefield to death at this texas gun range two years ago. >> he says he killed two guys. they went out to a shooting range. like he's all crazy. he's a psychotic. >> i got a military age male on a cell phone watching the convoy over. >> reporter: most told the judge they hasn't seen the movie. all promised despite everything they've heard they can be fair. those who couldn't were

dismissed over the last few days. >> it seems to me he's guilty and i don't buy the insanity. >> reporter: routh does plan an insanity defense arguing ptsd from his time in the military made him turn his gun on two men trying to help him. >> just saying you're suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder isn't enough to get a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict. you need to have literally been able to show that the defendant did not understand right from wrong. that's a tough standard. >> reporter: despite the blockbuster movie and all of the pretrial publicity, the jury here will not be sequestered according to the judge. they can leave the courthouse here and go home every night. they have today off and then tomorrow those opening statements. george. >> okay ryan thanks very much. we'll get the latest now on bobbi kristina brown on life support in an atlanta hospital as her family holes a vigil and faces a fateful decision.

abc's alex perez has the latest decision. ♪ >> reporter: overnight a vigil for bobbi kristina brown, hundreds coming together. ♪ the trials that come to make me strong ♪ >> reporter: praying for her recovery. >> so we pray right now to the god that brie larsons life into bobbi kristina. >> reporter: krissy as her family calls her remains on a ventilator after being found unresponsive january 31st face down in the bathtub of her home. the brown family saying bobbi kristina is fighting for her life. >> as a miracle about to happen in the brown family. >> reporter: the family's longtime pastor saying it may take a miracle but they will keep fighting for krissy. >> it's not over until god says it's over. >> reporter: several of brown's extended family members attending the vigil but no sign of krissy's father bobby brown. krissy's aunt is holding on to

hope. >> we want them to continue to pray. there's all. that's what's important that everybody pray for her. >> reporter: tomorrow marking three years to the day since singer whitney houston, bobbi kristina's late mother was also found unresponsive in a bathtub. for now bobbi kristina remains at the neuro icu in an atlanta hospital. the brown family saying they are not ready to give up. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news atlanta. >> a lot of spirit there. okay we'll get weather from ginger. >> we already talked about how far above average boston is. those piles adding up. same number in snoqualmie pass washington. it looks sad because they are 17 feet below their averag

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through the ice on foot. today we take you behind the wheel of a car and the worst that mother nature can throw at you, the key to all of this and these conditions as my frost nipped ears have shown getting owl of the elements as quickly as possible. the heat is just whipped off your face your scalp hurt ears as well. ow. that really hurts. in this climatic wind tunnel outside of detroit, every day is a nor'easter. >> it can simulate truly extreme conditions and jack it up to minus 40 degrees and 150-mile-per-hour winds. >> let's turn the switch on. >> reporter: engineers making the nastiest weather possible and hurling them at these cars. >> you cannot be out here and not get frostbite in more than five minutes.

better traction for sure but once you lose traction on ice, it doesn't matter how many wheels are spinning. this tunnel allows engineers to test a car like this to see how it will react in the most extreme weather conditions. but what it can't tell is how humans will react when they're facing with the unthinkable. last month a wisconsin man drives his truck onto lake winnebago. ice i thought would hold. also this winter this truck goes bumper deep into a frozen new hampshire lake. how did these men survive? we're about to show you by crashing this perfectly good car into this frozen lake. what kind of maniac does that? let's back up. our morning started at a garage belonging to the indiana state police. outfitting this vehicle with gopro cameras and scuba tanks. so did the electricity work? >> i drove it here actually. >> reporter: so what do i need to know about this?

>> don't touch your cell phone and remember four words. seat belt windows, children, out. >> here we go. >> don't touch your cell phone because that will only waste time. you have about a minute and the window is the fastest way out. now, i remember gordon's mantra seat belt window children out. in this case no kids so alone i squeeze out the driver's side window. so you might want to get on the top there. >> the car sinking, time is running out. >> so what would you do? >> get to shore. >> i would jump. >> which i do but i land a little short. but remember an earlier lesson i kick and pull myself to safety.

so what we showed you in the piece was getting out of a car with a functioning window but what if the electric tri can yous out and car starts to sink. you can use pretty much anything to break down the window. the key is to use something hard. this is a puncher that the indiana state police guys absolutely love so what we'll do is cover my face press it against the window and smash the window clear it out. make sure there's no glass and then you go out there. so something like this is absolutely key to trying to get out of a window. try not to cut yourself. >> the puncher is something every single one of us should have in our car. >> a great idea to have. it doesn't have to be this brand. this is called a rescue me but any of these brands do the key as something that will cut through that glass quickly and without getting yourself hurt and you can hang it like here so lots of different ways to use these little tools, lara. >> all critical tips.

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welcome back to "gma" and amy robach with "the speed feed." >> you'll see in in all of your feeds. the new video from beyonce released on youtube and her website takes us behind the scenes of the rehearsal of this blockbuster grammy performance of the gospel song "take my hand precious lord" that made such an impact in the movie "selma." take a look. ♪ lord ♪ >> it was one of the grammy awards most buzzed about moments. ♪ precious ♪ >> reporter: beyonce belling out not one of her latest pop hits but the hit "take my hand

precious lord." and now queen bey releasing a new online video taking us inside sunday's surprising showstopper. ♪ >> the first time i heard "precious lord" i was a kid and my mom sang it to me. >> reporter: she discusses why she chose to sing it. >> reporter: my grandparents marched with dr. king and my father was part of the first generation of black men that attended an all white school and my father has grown up with a lot of trauma. i feel like now i can sing for his pain. i can sing for my grandparents' pain. i can sing for some of the families that have lost their sons. >> reporter: the video also introducing us to the male chorus members who sang with her. >> it's a great message to send out to the world, especially because of all of the turmoil going around with ferguson and

mike brown. >> reporter: it is already going viral with over 250,000 views on youtube. ♪ showing even when she's singing a different tune queen bey still makes an impact ♪ lead me home ♪ >> and that posted less than 24 hours ago, so many people talking about it and the message ultimately is about overcoming she says. >> it's beautiful but i'm telling you, guys, mahalia jackson singing it in "selma," whoo so powerful and there's also on social media a lot being discussed about that. >> yeah. >> well you know what coming up surprising new findings about fat in your food. i can't wait to hear this one. why it may not be the enemy and how it could change what we eat. coming up, "gma's" countdown to oscar sunday brought to you by jcpenney.

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>> ♪♪ >> good morning. chopper 6 hd is live over scene a water main break in northeast philadelphia. look at that mess. this is grant and the boulevard and looks like the water is icing up even a little bit. karen rogers has much more now in traffic. >> it's an eerie scene to look out boulevard and see no traffic northbound, southbound, outer drive inner drive. everything at this point is blocked between red lion road and grant avenue. you can see they've treated the roadway because of the ice that came out there with this water main break causing such big problems. they hope to open the southbound outer drive soon. at this point nothing running. affecting bus routes one and 14. if we go to the maps in this area you can stick to

bustleton avenue, you can use academy, i-95 but you'll be traveling about 10 miles an hour at times so 95 might not be your best bet there. we have a handful of accidents you need watch for icy spots even on the main roads. 422 here's an accident eastbound approaching trooper jamming past royersford to 23. also an accident in king of prussia closing henderson road and police in salem county, tam, tell me the entire county is iced over. >> oh, my goodness. let's go out and take a live look here out over center city. a little bit of icing whether it's on sidewalks driveways secondary roads, it's an issue across the region. let's go on over to dave murphy to get the latest. >> all right, on the terrace tam, i'm spreading the salt out here too because we did get another iceup overnight. storm tracker 6 double scan we're out from under the precipitation now with the exception of extreme southern delaware but we did get some sleet overnight and of course encountering surfaces with temperatures like these all in the upper 20's below freezing and little bit windy this morning, too. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast shows a high of

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anthony anderson here with us. >> good morning, america. hi momma. she's probably still asleep ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ that's not all. we have anthony anderson here. boy, he is so funny. every time he comes on "gma," but especially on "black-ish," comedy is such a hit right now. >> hey. >> looking good. >> getting ready. see you in a little bit. >> we're banking on you, anthony. and that mirror is here for our makeover my man for valentine's day. >> man! >> what? >> yeah. >> man! >> man over. >> a man-over. >> we have dubbed because yet -- were you with us yesterday? aaron -- come on. he said he was a caveman. that's -- >> his words. >> look at him. >> movie star. that was pretty amazing

yesterday. that was really a caveman to hollywood star. >> yeah. >> today, you know today we have 37-year-old obie watts. there he is hard-working husband, a father of four and just minutes ago he stepped into our time machine and our beauty team is hard at work right now. they'll start with obie's hair. >> all right. we wish -- >> there he is getting to it. >> oh. >> he just cut years off. >> that one hurt obie i cannot wait to see how it turns out. that team so good. and, you know we all loved beyonce. we just heard her singing that great song but what if you were told you couldn't carry a tune. i have never been told that myself but there are many of you who have been told that and we're going to get into a new scientific study that says huh-uh. you can. you can and you will. >> well you've been singing to me on the breaks. >> i have been singing to you. >> yes. >> is that where we got that

look. >> i was just enjoying my g to show you it wasn't a study that applies to me but everybody who wanted to sing like yourself. >> okay. i can't wait to hear it. >> okay. >> now amy is going to do her job and give us the news. good morning and we begin with the snow emergency, 23 inches falling in boston. 77 so far this season and more is on the way later this week. it is so bad, all boston commuters trains are shut down today. snowdrifts engulfing homes piling higher than these windows. the big concern right now, collapsing roofs. ginger will have much more and then icy conditions have also made travel treacherous throughout the northeast. in new jersey one person was killed. 70 others injured in a series of crashes involving more than a dozen vehicles. and a different sort of travel nightmare in houston. this u.s. air flight was forced to make an emergency landing without its front landing gear. sparks flying as the plane's nose scraped the runway. one passenger was injured an

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of your daily diet but the new study challenges the belief that fat is to blame for the obesity epidemic. many experts disagree with these new findings so as always consult with your doctor before considering any changes in your diet. finally, some treasure found on the racks at a goodwill outlet in north carolina. take a look at this west point sweater. seems like just an old sweatshirt right? purchased for 58 cents, what a bargain but just so happens it once belonged to the legendary football coach vince lombardi who wore it while he was an assistant coach. it's expected to sell for $20,000 at auction later this month. if they just had read the inside there, look it says lombardi. incredible. >> all right. good for them. >> yeah. 58 -- quite a markup. >> we'll see. "pop news" and weather coming up. now let's go to lara in the social square. >> i have to say i can't believe i missed that. that's an amazing bargain and what else is amazing? here's what's coming up on our

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♪ all right, welcome back everybody. time for "pop news" and begin with oscar nominee eddie redmayne. he's become a young prince of hollywood with his turns in "les mis." check out this picture of redmayne and his rugby teammate none other than prince william. yeah same team back in high school. >> and in the middle -- >> was unbelievable team. and eaton in windsor then redmayne set his sights on hollywood and roomed with a couple of other young brits. still looking at pictures of eaton but moving along in years, he moves to l.a. two other young brits that hope to become arcs and used to compare audition rejections. maybe something in the water. they turned out to be andrew garfield star of "spider-man" and jamie dornin who is about to

debut as christian grey. young kids hoping to get a break in hollywood and used to go and share a single hand witch between them. >> great karma in that house. >> we're wishing him the best of luck up for best actor in a terrific performance in "the theory of everything." keeping the british theme when it comes to talking dirty. the english accent has been named the sexiest in the world in a survey. 11,000 people in 4 cities participated in the study conducted by "time" make and voted overwhelmingly in favorite of the english accent. trailing far behind but number two is the american accent. >> where is italian? where is preference? >> so glad you asked. number three was irish. number four was australian but, oh no no perhaps the biggest shock, the language of love, trailed at number five. french. c'est la vie.

>> c'est la vie. >> i agree. i was asking michael and he said the italian accent. >> i agree. >> also different for men and women too. there's like i think an australian -- i don't know. it's very particular. and for some reason the long island accent my people my land well that to me is number one always. finally, hey, people may have told you one of you out there that you were tone deaf or can't carry a tune. don't let them get you down. according to research from northwestern university learning how to sing is no different than learning how to play any other musical instrument. anyone can learn to sing as long as they practice. researchers say it is the same exact kind of skill that you learn when you're learning any other instrument the voice is an instrument the only thing is it must be practiced because it is so easily forgotten. practice in fact does make perfect. i believe i have shown that a few times. >> still a base level of talent.

>> some are given god given talent and some are tone deaf. >> i'm with amy. >> get up to an acceptable level. >> some people will become concert pianists and -- >> my dad has high medium and low. that's it and in church we're like this dad, please stop singing. >> if he took professional lessons that it can be done. listen, i'm going to admit i can't sing. i love to sing and i think that it can be done. >> you don't stick up for your dad. you threw him under the bus. >> america, amy can sing and ginger can sing and someday when george dances we will get amy and ginger -- >> now we're going to get begin story give us the weather. >> not singing the >> you know i came out here and said how are you guys doing and you said. >> cold. >> pretty simple answer. my friends from mississippi let's see icy and hot both numbers coming up put business let's take you tucson record high 84. a lot of spots broke records yesterday. galveston one of them and now we're still looking at that mild air or even hot.

look at los angeles. almost 90 as we wrap up the week. denver will be in the 60's. but the arctic air, oh it's in place and it's getting even more arctic. look at chicago only 13 for a high by thursday, detroit 17. so the coldest air sticking around you'll still be cold. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thanks a lot ginger. dave murphy here with an update from accuweather. little remain sleet over southern delaware clipping southern cape may. as we look outside we're looking at cloudy skies overhead, drying conditions. be careful of patchy ice though especially on sidewalks and side streets. your exclusive accuweather 7-day moving from the upper 20's right now to a high of 40 later with some sun returning. 39 tomorrow. thursday in the afternoon and evening some snow showers are possible as temperatures fall from that high of 38. [ cheers and applause ] i want to ang aaron christianson is the kgun kgun for that

picture. let's get back inside. kicking off our "gma heat index," iggy azalea takes on papa john's. papa john's driver shared her phone number with his family. she demanded answers about that breach of privacy. abc's abbie boudreau has the story. ♪ i-g-g-y ♪ >> reporter: iggy azalea didn't take home the grammy this weekend but she is taking on pizza giant papa john's. the 24-year-old aussie star taking to twitter accusing a papa john's pizza delivery employee of allegedly handing out her private phone number after ordering a pregrammy cheese pizza. tweeting papa john's was my favorite pizza but the drivers they use give out your personal phone number to their family members. even tweeting a screen shot of a text message she apparently got from the delivery guy's sibling. reading my brother had delivered something from papa john's and he gave me the number. is this you? please answer? you are my idol.

papa john's responding to azalea tweeting back "we should have known better. customer and employee privacy is important to us. please don't #bounce us ♪ >> reporter: their apology only making it worse. azalea threatening to sue tweeting back to papa john's. i don't think data breach is funny. i expect you to contact me to explain how you are going to rectify your breach or a lawsuit will be filed. >> this could have happened with some random consumer. it did not. it happened to someone with 4.2 million twitter followers. many devoted fans it was a bad luck moment for papa john's. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news papa john's says "privacy of our customers and employees is extremely important to us." papa john's has taken appropriate disciplinary action with regard to the employee involved. we are reaching out directly to ms. azalea and hope to resolve this incident and make it

right." but it may be too late. digiornio siding with the star offering food for thought tweeting delivery smh or shaking my head perhaps hoping next time she'd reach for a frozen pizza next time instead. >> oh, my. thank you, abbie. our new series "ditch it for dollars" where we find new ways to save and make you money. well this morning how to turn all those handbags piling up in your closet into a stack of cash. becky worley is here. >> good morning, robin. did you know that the average american woman buys three new handbags a year and about 65% of us have a bag in the closet we're not using at all? you know you can sell it but where can you sell it to make the most? maybe it was a gift. maybe you splurged. but it's like keeping a pile of money in your closet.

so dig out that fancy handbag and let's see which resale option could net us the most dough. you basically have three options, you got your consignment store. ebay or an online reseller that special eyes in high-end fashion. hi. >> good afternoon. >> hoping i can sell this with you. >> consignment stores name their price. this one says it would list this purse for $140. offering me a 50/50 split. my payout 70 bucks. ebay next up. in previous sales this purse sold for almost $200 but one problem. >> want be to buying an authentic handbag. unless you're buying from a trusted source you just don't know. >> reporter: sure enough i don't have a lot of feedback on ebay. i list the purse and it does sell at auction but the price, wah-wah. $75. now subtract the 10% that ebay takes, $67.50 is my final payout

but when i looked at similar purses sold on ebay by other sellers with much higher raters than me the average price was $123 netting the sellers about 110 but i still had to find out. could an online reseller like poshmark or fashionphile have netted me a higher payout. >> yes, the audience is very great if you're selling online hitting the whole nation if not worldwide. >> reporter: looking at purses like mine that sold previously on poshmark the average selling price $158. the site takes 20% of the price so based on those averages if i had sold on poshmark my final take might have been $126. final tally i'd take home $70 with the local consignment shop. i made $67.50 on ebay and my top-selling choice would have been poshpark where my split might have totaled 126 bucks. >> quite a difference there.

>> yeah one survey i read said 20% of women have a bag in their closet they're never using but won't sell it because they have so much money invested in it they have buyer's remorse. it's not paying your rent so get rid of it. >> you know who you are at home. it's two ways. there's a great second time around. >> shalli mar. >> so you can make money by selling but also by shopping there too and finding these great bag. >> it makes sense all the way around. >> great to have you here in the studio with us. lara. >> all right, thank you very much robin. becky. finalny in our "gma heat index," red hot episode of "the bachelor." two women facing off for prince farming's affection and we'll talk to one of those who did not get a rose but here's the back story and the tension. >> call 911. >> a dramatic episode from start

to finish. >> kelsey suffering from an anxiety attack mopes before the rose ceremony postponing the weekly bachelor ritual. the 28-year-old getting medical attention and a visit from prince farming. >> thank you. i'm feeling a lot better. >> the extra time with the bachelor turning some of the women like 26-year-old ashley iaconetti green with envy. >> so there it is another could knifing move by kelsey. >> reporter: the two rivals going the two-on-one date with chris and ashley revealing her true feelings about kelsey to her date. >> we just think she's kind of fake. >> reporter: but this straightforward bachelor had to fess up to kelsey. >> i think the thing that kind of struck me the most was ashley just told me this that you're being fake. that scares me. >> i'm just hurt. >> reporter: seems all the drama was too much for prince farming.

both women went home. >> too much. and joining us now is "the bachelor's" ashley iaconetti. when you heard you were going on this two opponent-on-one date with none other than kelsey what was your reaction. >> well i was thinking if i'm going to stuck on the two-on-one i would hope it would be with kelsey but any girl at that point he likes all of us nine girls so everyone is a threat but you think kelsey she's a little bit different. so -- >> so was it as awkward as we saw or was it more so? >> it was more so. >> it was? >> it was way more more than the tv show. the helicopter ride was an hour long and chris in the middle of two of us really funny. >> you made a decision to tell chris that you thought kelsey was manipulative. that she was fake. do you have any regrets about that? >> i don't think my decision to tell chris about kelsey had anything to do with me getting

the rose. i think he was right. probably not fit for the farm. but i really did feel like i had to be the spokesperson for the girls at home so i'm kind of glad i did it. >> you took one for the team. >> i completely took one for the team. >> but now you're saying you weren't right for the farm but seemingly in there and wanting to be together with chris at that time. is this just you've had some -- a chance to reflect or why the change of heart. >> when you are in that environment, you are like you're -- your complete focus is on chris. >> more competition than romance. >> i did have strong feelings for him and was really attracted to him and then you separate yourself from the situation and you're like okay let's be real. could i really survive on the farm? yeah i could. but would i be happy? >> do you really believe that's where his life will remain? >> yes, for sure. he loves the farm. yeah it's really cute to listen to him talk about it. he loves it. >> i want to talk about the women tell-all and how you will

be face-to-face again with kelsey. >> yeah. >> what do you -- that's taping next week? >> next week yeah. i'm so excited to see my friends and then in the back of my mind, oh but kelsey will be there and i have no idea how we're going to react to each other but i do know that i should probably have a support of the other girls which is good. >>le's have the support but will you take the opportunity to speak your mind? >> you know i'm actually -- as you saw yesterday there is that little segment at the end in the scene to the next episode where he will kelsey already sat down with chris harrison. i'm going to play it by ear. >> i want to talk about what your reaction you were so emotional when chris gave you the bad news. >> yeah i'm just emotional person. i cry all the time. that was really dramatic. i don't know -- that's kind of me when i cry. it's just ugly. >> but was it --

>> no. >> we talked about it. crying is not the most you know it's hard to be beautiful crying but that's not what i was referring to you're so sad. are you sad at that point bass you think, oh wow, he picked kelsey or because you were really heartbroken. >> it was both like i was shocked at the fact that in that moment i thought he was picking kelsey over me but at the time i would have been flipping out upset either way. >> more to come on "the bachelor." two-night special this sunday and monday. 8:00 eastern. stay with us. we'll be back.

>> ♪♪ >> good morning. crews are on the scene of a 16-inch water main break in northeast philadelphia. chopper 6 hd was over grant and the boulevard a short time ago. karen rogers has more and this is really a bad place for a backup karen. >> and there you can see the backup because the boulevard is still shut down. look at this image. northbound southbound outer drive inner drive everything shut down. icy conditions. you can see through the area they've tried to put sand down on the roadway. this is creating a big problem. also affecting buses one and 14 septa buses bogey toured through that area as well. let's go to the maps here. we also have an accident right within the congestion at that closure at grant avenue and the boulevard so in the meantime you can take bustleton, you can take 95 as an alternate to avoid the delays here on the boulevard being shut down in both directions. that's a really big deal. new accidents out there on the turnpike eastbound between

morgantown and downingtown much watch for some icy conditions. another problem right here as we go live to west goshen an accident involving a tanker truck that's partially off the roadway. this is sitting right out here in chester county, route 100 southbound approaching phoenixville pike. looks like people are moving fine but tam you got to watch for icy spots here and there. they're out there everywhere. >> indeed you do. let's go topher to meteorologist, david murphy. david when does it warm up and maybe we get away from some of this ice. >> that's later this afternoon tam. precip is over but as you look at temperatures we're still in the 20's across the region and we did have another round of sleet and freezing rain overnight that has caused a new round of freeze-ups across the region on multiple surfaces so be careful as you're walking and driving around this morning. this afternoon we are going to get up to a high of 40. in fact we'll probably be above the freezing mark late this morning. and then increasing clouds on wednesday, a high of 39 and 38 on thursday. tam in the afternoon and evening some snow showers are likely on thursday. >> okay, thank you david. we'll be back in 30. we'll give you the latest on what's going on with that

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♪ it's not unusual to be mad at anyone ♪ ♪ it's not unusual to be ♪ >> look at that moment. alfonso and witney "dancing with the stars" champs last season and the new season is coming up tomorrow. we have a big announcement right here on "gma." you are going to learn who the pros are for the brand-new season. >> 'tis the season again. looking forward to that. also ahead, the hilarious anthony anderson is here live brand-new episode of "black-ish" on tomorrow. anthony, i'm giving you the nod. i'm giving you the nod over there in the social square. can you hear me? can you see me? >> no. >> huh? >> i'm giving you the nod. >> i'm giving you the nod. what up, robin. >> all right. >> okay. >> it's a valentine's day edition of "black-ish." should be extra fun.

then we are also counting down to oscar sunday. just 12 days away we have "boyhood" star patricia arquette here live where she is up for best supporting actress and already taken home a number of awars for that incredible performance, so many eyes on patricia. >> including just this past weekend, bafta. >> congratulations. >> well deserved. >> well deserved. want to get right now to our makeover my man for valentine's day series. we're all blown away by aaron's transformation yesterday. look at that guys. that is just how good our team is. the glam squad is about to do it again. or so we hope. we'll find out with super dad obie watts. he stepped into our time machine. you see the smoke. that could only mean one thing. i hope it's a good thing. big live reveal in just a minute but first let's see why his wife really wanted this to happen. ♪ >> meet obie watts, the new

jersey husband and father of four who works 50 hours a week not counting the hours he devotes to family chores so spending time on himself is not exactly a priority. >> i feel as the head of the household and as the husband it's my duty and job to take care of my family first. >> reporter: when "gma" announced her makeover my man for valhalla segment, obie's wife erica jumped at the opportunity. >> always about us never taking care of how he looks and feels. >> reporter: erica says obie needs big help with his hair. >> it's a matted mess. >> reporter: his kids say he needs a little closet intervention. >> my dad needs a makeover because he really can't dress. >> he doesn't match his clothes. >> i do color coordinate and match. i don't know what my kids are talking about. i'll get them for that. >> reporter: sorry, boie we're going with the kids on this. when our team checked out his closet and dresser. >> big man of the hulk. >> reporter: all they found was weekend wear.

>> my husband needs a makeover. >> reporter: fortunately, we knew who to call. style guru gretta monahan. hairstylist to the stars tad gibson and carmindy. can they make obie a new man in time of valentine's day. obie and erica are counting on it. >> i hope this will be the best valentine's day ever. >> joining us now for the big reveal is obie's wife erica and gretta monahan, celebrity stylist. hairstylist to the stars tad gibson and carmindy. one last look at obie now and now, obie, come on out. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my. >> oh. >> check our jflself out. first time obie is seeing himself.

>> just want to take off the glasses. >> at all. >> oh my gosh. >> show them how you look. >> yeah. >> all right. i need to know because erica -- erica crying tears of joy. >> i love it. >> are you thrilled with -- >> oh my gosh. i've never seen -- oh you look -- >> hey. >> shhh. >> you're on national tv. >> i'm married so -- >> sounds like it's going to be a good valentine's day. >> oh, thank you. >> so erica, what is it that you're most excited about when you look at obie. >> there's so much. i've never seen him like this. he's never not had facial hair. >> what do you think -- >> i love it, yay! >> i want to actually start with tad. erica was very honest about

obie's hair and her displeasure with it we'll say. >> yes. >> tell me about what your decision and how you did it. >> i had dreadlocks for a long time and know how hard it is to move away from them. he looks like a completely different person. he looks really sexy and really hot and you'll have so much fun. >> oh yeah. >> run your hands through it. you too, right. gorgeous. >> talk to me about the style because this is a gorgeous look. >> thanks a well-dressed man knows the secret is great accessories so for us we rocked a knitted tie which is wrinkle resistant but an old look comeback and also the shoes, you guys cole haan wing tips from the marcello brown bring the look up. >> all tied together and carmindy, a great tip. >> most important tip, men suffer from pores and shine but instead of wearing makeup they can wear skin perfecters that will eliminate shine and keep lip balm handy, in your bedside

drawer and car and make sure it has essential oils in it so it will nourish and highlight those lips. >> obie i want to hear from you. as you look in that mirror one last time tell us who you see. describe it. >> probably the next president, you know. >> yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> stand next to your man, erica. >> come here girl. >> more from our "gma" beauty dream team on how your plan can look amazing on valentine's day. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! it's getting warm in here. >> i think it is lara. i love seeing that >> you know my new friend -- where are you guys from. >> manasquan new jersey. >> new jersey and they're not skipping school we want to make sure that's clear. they have winter break. i don't remember that. i don't remember getting a high school winter break. anyhow let's go ahead and talk about our forecast. how about holden beach north carolina where this morning

the wind is blowing. low pressure system pretty close to the coast. you'll see rain showers and that will pull away. then our heads turn to the northern plains and great lakes where you get that clipper coming in and eventually yes boston more snow thursday and friday. it is really cold behind that. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thank you,thank you, ginger. dave murphy here. we are chilly this morning with temperatures in the upper 20's. the last of our precipitation from overnight is getting out of here. we have ice around so be careful this morning but this afternoon we improve to 40 for a high. 39 tomorrow. >> all that weather brought to you by bare minerals and right now we have a clip of the premiere of country music superstar kenny chesney's new music video. the song featuring grace potter. so here's a look at "wild child" ♪ looks like it keeps my heart and her hair a mess ♪ ♪ she goes where the wind

suggests she goes ♪ ♪ who knows got a spirit that can't be tamed. she's a calico pony on an open plain ♪ ♪ i know i'll never be the same no more ♪ ♪ for sure ♪ >> got to love that kenny. all right. that's his new video yes called "wild child" off his new album "the big revivalal" and his tour kicks off in nashville march 26th and runs all the way through the summer. lara i never need him to put on anything but that cutoff shirt. just makes me feel happy. lara. >> here too because coming up "black-ish" star anthony anderson is with us live. >> whoo. >> on "gma"!

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roots. here's a sneak peek of the next episode where he and his wife head off on a big valentine's day date. >> let's just enjoy the night you planned. i'm excited to eat at fabiano's again. >> what's that tone? >> no tone. just after 15 years i think we've done the hell out of fabiano's. >> well joke's on you. i'm changing it up. we're not going to fabiano's. >> drive 300 feet for fabiano's cucina. >> that was programmed from last year. >> sure it was. welcome, anthony anderson. thanks so much for being us with. >> thank you for having me back. >> you were here five months ago on the debut night of the show. >> yes. >> look at you now. congratulations, congratulations. you've been up for the rest of the year. your ratings, a critical hit. what's the key to your success? >> you know just telling truth with stories as honestly as we possibly can and i think that's what's resonating with our

audience. >> authenticity. >> yeah. >> that makes a lot of sense. tomorrow is your big valentine's day episode we just saw. any sneak peek. what can we expect? >> as you can imagine if you're familiar with the snow anything that can go wrong will go wrong with andre johnson. yeah. last-minute details, things like that. i put my foot in my mouth. i put my foot in my mouth. >> not so much love a little more fighting than loving. >> no we always love. there's always love. love is the resolution of -- >> got it. >> love is the resolution. >> you hosted the naacp image awards on friday night. "black-ish" swept all of the categories which is fantastic for a comedy series. you won for outstanding actor. i love the photo you took. it's so sweet. can we put it up with kerry washington afterwards. look at that. she's pointing at your award. what did that night peen to you. >> it meant a great deal. i grew up a part of the youth movement of the naacp. this was my tenth nomination. i hasn't won an award, an image

award up until friday night. >> you were the susan lucci. >> i was the susan lucci, yes. >> you finally won. >> i finally won one and, yeah we did a complete sweep, laurence fishburne won for best supporting actor. jarrish won for best supporting actor. tracy won for best lead actress and then the show won so it was an exciting time for all of us. >> congratulations, congratulations. >> thank you. >> i'm excited because we'll see you on friday night playing the all-star celebrity. >> if that's what you want to call what i'll be doing up will in what do you call it. >> running up and down looking like an overweight out of shape fool who never really played basketball in his life. >> that's why it will be so great. >> and i guarantee i'm coming home with the mvp. michael rappaport, take that sucker. >> we have a little valentine's day themed game for you to play. >> i'm ready. >> we're calling it -- >> wow.

>> the love hot seat. all right. i'll give you a few questions. first thing that comes to your mind. >> somebody be quick on that drop button. >> all right. i want to ask you your most memorable first date. >> my most memorable first date the -- regina bell concert with my wife while we were in college in howard college. >> worst valentine's day. >> i haven't had one. >> biggest mistake they make on their first date. >> oh, trying to get some too quick. >> the secret to winning your wife's heart? >> the secret to winning -- oh, wow. being jovial and funny. >> i like that. secret to anyone starting online dating? >> lie, lie, lie. >> the number one thing you've learned about love? >> the number one thing i learned about love honesty is the best policy. >> anthony, you're the best. >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> did i win a date? >> you passed.

>> did i win a date? >> with your wife. >> do i get a makeover? i need somebody to cut the hair off my back. >> all right. oh god. you had to go there. >> i mean it's not like it's dreadlocks. it's just a little -- >> "black-ish" airs wednesday at 9:30 eastern, 8:30 central right here on abc. things we didn't need know from anthony. academy award nominee trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪

what a wonderful, wonderful tuesday morning here at "gma." we are counting down to oscar sunday. less than two weeks away the coming of age film you know what i'm talking about, "boyhood." six nominations including a best supporting actress nod for patricia arquette. she's already been awarded a golden globe, a zag, this weekend the bafta award as her performance of olivia a single mom trying to do the best by her kids. here's a look.

>> what if after we move he's trying to find us and he can't. >> that won't be a problem. he can call grandma and she'll tell him or he can call information. we won't be hard to find. >> is he still in alaska? >> that's what your uncle says. >> with polar bears or something. >> i hope they're taming him. >> when i see that please welcome patricia arquette here to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> i mean that's very early on in the film. 12 years ago. >> yeah. i know. it's crazy. when i see that i look so young. he looks like a baby. he's a man now. >> when you do the time lapse photography which we're going to do for you and you can see the 12 years go by like this what was it like when you first time you saw the final product after 12 years? >> it was pretty mind boggling. as an actor you do bump into

yourself strangely on tv sometimes. your self oh there i am in "nightmare on elm street 3." but to see it all strung together. that's part of what we wanted to see this short cycle of human beings. kids obviously change drastically in nose 12 years but so do i. >> for you as a woman in hollywood, it was wonderful, patricia to see that and for that to be embraced. >> i wanted to do that. you know i wanted to show that. i think it's natural. it's beautiful. i think other women want to see that. i think people are really longing for that reality. >> but we were saying and i was watching with friends and, you know there's a lot of dialogue and a lot of driving. oh there's going to be a car crash. and then you realize you're the ordinary is extraordinary. >> that's exactly it. that's exactly it. that's what richard wanted to do with this movie and it was

really a big gamble that he took because everything in film tells you audiences don't want to see that. and this year so many small films sold at sundance because of this movie. >> you talk about richard, we're talking about the director. richard linklater and his daughter is your daughter in the film. >> she's great in the movie. she's made a couple of films since this. >> yeah. do you kind of feel like they actually were your children after 12 years and they did -- >> well some sort of family dynamic. they have great parents. part of the process, rick said when he hired eller was they had nine meetings. his parents were very cool. that was part of the reason he hired eller because his parents were artistic. they were backing up the concept of this. and he knew they would be a great influence and he would be an interesting young man. >> he knew you were the one for this too. i can only getting a imagine 12 years ago hey, what are you doing for the next dozen years. >> yeah i was like what are you talking about?

but the idea of doing a movie like this because it's never been done a scripted movie like this in the history of film to be a part of something brand new like that especially with the way rick wanted to tell it a real love letter to the middle class and to go against all those obvious dramatic you know constructs we're used to in film and show how beautiful life is normal life. i've had so many people call me after the movie, so many boys called their mom and apologized and people told me they decided not to get divorced. that they changed their relationship. people have been so moved but all over the world and also i think sometimes in other countries people see americans by our governmental choices, don't really feel who we are as people. and this movie, it's been really interesting to see internationally how people are like wow, you're really the same as us. >> yeah. it has resonated with people around the world, well said. hey, see you out there in l.a.

at the oscars in a couple of weeks. >> yeah. >> congratulations on your nomination. >> i know crazy. >> thanks for making time for us right now. you can see "boyhood" in theaters on v.o.d., dvd and blu-ray and most digital platforms and be sure to join us oscar sunday february 22nd right here on abc. we're looking forward to seeing everybody. >> thank you so much. "gma's" countdown to oscar sunday is brought to you by jcpenney. when it fits, you feel it.

coming up tomorrow on "gma," big day, "dancing with the stars" pros are going to be revealed live. also counting down to oscar sunday. lara is talking to michael keaton oscar nominee. have a great day, everybody, especially you, george. >> thank you. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. breaking right now, police are on the scene of a deadly multi vehicle crash in bear, delaware. the action cam was at route 13

and bear road as first responders helped the victims. you can see how ugly that crash is. police say one person died and six other people have been injured. karen rogers now has the details on what this means for traffic. karen. >> chopper 6 live overhead right now in bear, delaware. you can see the wreckage from this accident with debris all over the roadway. this is route 13 dupont highway that is blocked at hamburg road and also the delay from this is spilling out onto highway one northbound. stick to route one or route nine as alternates with chopper 6 overhead you see the number of emergency workers. we have also had a mess in northeast philadelphia because of a water main break. and chopper 6 was watching there as they try to shut off the water. all traffic on the boulevard between red lion road and grant avenue had been stopped. they are now allowing some traffic southbound on the outer drive so southbound outer drive just being opened right now. there you see the mess and icy conditions on the roads. within the backup we have an accident on the boulevard here as well at grant avenue.

meanwhile messy accident you see ambulance on the scene and this is delaware county i-95 at 422. tam watch for those icy spots. >> thank you karen and david. it's 30 degrees. we haven't broken over freezing yet so ice could be an issue for awhile. >> we had freezing rain and sleet that did put down a fresh coating of ice on many surfaces so be careful. temperatures still below freezing just about everywhere. tam you're right just a couple minutes ago we finally reached 30 in philadelphia but most of russ still in the 20's. this afternoon things do change. clouds will give way do a little bit of sunshine, it's breezy and a high of 40 so we'll melt some of that ice. 39 tomorrow, 38 on thursday with some late day and nighttime snow showers coming tam. >> thank you david. we send you on to "live with kelly and michael". >> ♪♪

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