good morning america. the greatest super bowl comeback ever. >> patriots win the super bowl! the new england patriots stunning the atlanta falcons, making super bowl history in houston in the first overtime ever. tom brady leading his team back from 25 points down, overcome with emotion, taking home his record fifth title and the mvp trophy with gisele and his family by his side. president trump celebrating the super bowl and making his own big headlines in a pre-game interview, defending russia and vladimir putin. >> a lot of killers, you got a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? >> now both parties pouncing on the president's comments, as trump's travel ban heads for a new legal showdown. ♪ god bless america and lady gaga raising the roof.

♪ can't read my, can't read my, no he can't read my poker face ♪ >> rocking the super bowl half-time show with a high flying act. ♪ i'm beautiful in my way because god makes no mistakes ♪ ♪ i'm on the right track, baby i was born this way ♪ >> her drop-the-mic moment and the secret to how she really pulled off that amazing stunt. plus, all the commercials that broke the internet, and michael strahan at the center of it all, standing by with the hero who scored that game-winning touchdown, joining us live, right here on gma. >> good morning, america. i just won the super bowl. a lot of people did. >> michael was there from the

beginning. incredible moments there but fess up. >> i didn't see it coming, george. i know i woke you up with my text at 9:20. i don't think anybody saw it. we thought it was going to be a blowout but the next thing you know, we have ourselves probably the best super bowl in history, the biggest comeback in super bowl history, the first overtime in super bowl history, and it ended in unbelievable dramatic fashion. >> you were there after the game, holding onto that lombardi trophy talking to the patriots. what was going on? >> i'll tell you, it is one of the best feelings in the world to hold that trophy even if you didn't win it like i didn't last night. but to walk through and see the happiness on everybody's face, to see bill belichick smile which seems to be a rarity for us, and to hug bob kraft as an owner and see everything he's done and how happy he was, i had

a moment with tom brady before we went on the podium and i said you amaze me a lot watching you and playing against you and this is the most amazing thing you've ever done. you are trouble the best that's ever done this in football and he said, michael, i am not the best. he said one thing i am, i'm tired. he should have been tired, great game by tom brady. and we're going to have james white here, another incredible, incredible -- incredible game by that team and i just can't wait to talk to another important member, scored three touchdowns yesterday. he came running in here, george, like he was trying to score another one. i was like, slow down, i don't play anymore. >> he looked pretty excited. >> thank you. we're going to have much more in just a moment. the fans in boston probably still rejoicing, and tom brady sharing this photo with his family on the field saying, it takes a team and so much love. never stop believing. so special having his mom being able to make it to the game. let's go to t.j. who's there at

the stadium with all the highlights from last night's dramatic showdown. how are you holding up, t.j.? >> reporter: i'm holding up well. you make a legitimate argument last night for going to bed, to your knowledge the tv off midway through the third quarter. it looked like a blowout and the game was over. if you did go to bed, you would have missed what has become a consensus greatest super bowl ever played. history in houston. >> patriots win the super bowl! what a comeback. >> reporter: the new england patriots capped the greatest comeback in super bowl history with the first overtime win in a super bowl. james white lifted the pats to a 34-28 victory by punching in his third touchdown of the night. >> what an effort by james white who's had himself a heck of a ball game. >> reporter: tom brady now has a record fifth super bowl title. he was overcome with emotion after the win, embracing his coach, bill belichick.

>> touchdown, atlanta. >> reporter: for most of the night it appeared the game would be a blowout. the atlanta falcons dominated through the second quarter and led 21-3 at halftime. >> intercepted. >> there's not much going right for new england. ♪ can't read my poker face >> reporter: sure, gaga raised the roof at halftime. the patriots raised their game in the second half. >> touchdown! >> tom brady has rallied the patriots from a 21 point or more deficit to win a game three times. >> reporter: brady connected with receiver julian edelman for this incredible catch to keep the fourth quarter drive alive. edelman credited his bromance with brady. >> i knew i had a good feel on it. it feels good, i'll tell you that right now. >> reporter: the patriots ultimately scored 25 consecutive

points. this clutch two-point conversion tied the game with just 57 seconds left, forcing the first overtime in super bowl history. brady then marched his team down the field to set up this two-yard touchdown run for the win. >> if there was any doubt coming into this game about tom brady and where he ranks. >> reporter: brady's wife went nuts. he dedicated the win to his mom who was able to attend her first patriots game following a serious illness. >> it was a full contingent of support. >> reporter: after the moment many thought could get a bit awkward, nfl commissioner roger goodell had to present the vince lombardi trophy to the patriots. goodell was booed loudly. those boos quickly turned to

cheers as the now four-time super bowl mvp brady hoisted the trophy. >> i'm so proud of our guys, everyone back in boston, new england, we love you. you've been with us all year. we're bringing this sucker home! >> reporter: matt ryan reacted emotionally to what some are calling the biggest choke of all time. >> it's hard to find words tonight. we just can't get it done today which was disappointing. >> reporter: all right, so brady won the game. he won a fifth ring. he won the trophy. but brady also lost last night. he lost something pretty important, his jersey. listen to this interaction between brady and owner robert kraft after the game in the locker room. >> someone stole my game jersey. >> you better look online. >> reporter: all right, guys. this is serious.

tom brady's game jersey from his historic win last night is now gone. it's missing. and when he left the stadium last night, someone asked him about it again. he did not find it. he had teammates looking for it. he was frantic trying to find that jersey. it's gone, missing. it's on ebay. >> let's go back to michael right now. you got the three-touchdown man there. >> i do. i have james white with me this morning, george. we celebrate tom brady with that big super bowl game he had yesterday, but this young man here had a big super bowl game himself. without you there may not be a patriots victory. first of all, good morning. >> good morning. >> secondly, did you get any sleep? >> i did not get any sleep, but i mean, i enjoy celebrating with my teammates. it was an amazing comeback. this is an amazing team win. >> you've been in the league three years, you've won two super bowls. it's not normal. you know that, right? >> it's not normal at all. i don't take it for granted. i've been blessed to be here two

times. i mean, a lot of guys don't get an opportunity to make it to the playoffs at that so i don't take it for granted and i just want to make the most of the opportunity that i got tonight. i was inactive for the first game. i saw what it took from those guys and i just wanted to perform my best. >> every player with the patriots said the same thing, it is a team, it's truly a team. whatever your role is, one week you may be inactive. one week you may be the star of the game. it seemed like everybody has embraced the belichick system. >> yeah. we embrace it. you learn from the first day you step into the building you learn what coach belichick wants from you. he challenges you as a man, as a player. some guys aren't going to like it, some guys will. we play for one another, play for your coaches, play for your teammates. it helps us get victories. >> you got 25 points. did you see this coming? was there some doubt? what's going on in the huddle

when you're down by 25 points? >> tom kept us motivated on the sidelines, devin mccourty got us motivated on the sideline. we didn't play well in the first half. we came out in the second half, offense put up points. we'll be in position to win the football game. they gave us even more energy and i think it helps that we rode that wave for the rest of the game. >> like you said, the strip sack kind of changed the momentum of the game but could you feel some of the air being sucked out of atlanta, was there a change in her temperament on the field? >> we had the ball for 20 minutes as an offense in the first half so we knew they would be pretty tired coming into the second half. we wanted to continue to make them tired. we were tired too but at the same time we put all the extra conditioning in throughout the year, all the hard work you put in, it's for this moment right here. guys leave it all on the line and did whatever it took to get a victory. >> game goes into overtime. you win the coin toss. you get the ball.

you're in the huddle. what does tom brady say to you guys when you're in the huddle to start that final drive? >> honestly he didn't say much at all. just continue to do what you're doing. we've been playing well. just continue to work hard and continue to string this drive together. he didn't really say much. guys just wanted to go out there and execute. we got the ball in overtime and wanted to put it away right then and there. >> when you scored the touchdown you get up and kept on running. you knew it was over, right? >> yeah, i knew it was over. i had no idea they were challenging it. i thought i got it for sure. i really had no clue, but, like i said, i just ran away. legarrette, one of my best friends on the team was right there to celebrate with me. it all feels surreal, still didn't feel real right now. >> i saw you on the podium. that's a moment of looking at the sea of confetti falling. your teammates had good things to say about you. legarrette blount said he would have voted for you for mvp and

tom brady said this about you in the press conference, he's everything you want in a teammate and football player, dependable, consistent, durable, the best attitude. what does it feel like for you to know your teammates feel or say those things? >> i mean, it feels great. i mean, i want to come into the organization every day, give my best, whether it's on the practice field or the meeting room. i just want to be an accountable football player so when my number is called out there, i want to answer the call. >> you and your teammates gave us the most thrilling super bowl ever, man. two super bowls in three years, that ain't normal, all right? >> but it feels pretty good. >> it feels very good. back to you, robin and george. >> thank you, michael. we have a lot more coming up on the super bowl but we move on to the latest from president trump. his comments defending vladimir putin, comparing the u.s. to russia have sparked a backlash from democrats and republicans as the legal battle over his travel ban intensifies.

new court rulings could come as early as tonight. cecilia vega tracking it all. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning. this house could be on its way to a supreme court showdown. that travel ban is hardly the only controversy this morning. the president under fire for those comments about vladimir putin from even those in his own party. the president and first lady hosting a super bowl bash in florida, complete with cheerleaders and a marching band. but it is an interview he did with fox's bill o'reilly before the big game that has ignited a big controversy. president trump coming to vladimir putin's defense, saying he respects the russian leader. >> i do respect him. >> do you? why? >> well, i respect a lot of people but that doesn't mean i'm going to get along with them. he's a leader of his country. i say it's better to get along with russia than not. and if russia helps us in the fight against isis, which is a major fight, and islamic terrorism all over the world, major fight, that's a good thing. will i get along with him, i

have no idea. >> he's a killer though. putin's a killer. >> a lot of killers, got a lot of killers. you think our country's so innocent? >> reporter: there was bipartisan backlash, republicans pouncing. >> there is no moral equivalentsy between the united states of america, the greatest freedom-loving nation in the history of the world, and the murderous thugs that are in putin's defense of his cronyism. >> reporter: and now this morning, a battle on another front, travel restrictions still on hold, and foreign nationals from those seven majority muslim countries now entering the u.s., president trump angrily responding. firing off tweets sunday saying, just cannot believe a judge would put our country in such peril. if something happens blame him and court system. people pouring in. bad. in another tweet the president called him a so-called judge. this is the judge drawing president trump's ire, james row bart. >> the state has met its burden of demonstrating that it faces

immediate and irreparable injury. >> reporter: row bart agreed with the washington state attorney general that businesses, universities, and the state's tax base would be damaged by trump's order. >> the order is illegal and it's causing serious immediate harm to our states -- state institutions and to our people. >> reporter: but the trump administration says the states and the court have overreached their powers. >> this is an area where congress has delegated authority to the president to make these determinations. it's the president that gets to make the determinations and the court doesn't have authority to look behind those determinations. >> reporter: "snl" having a field day, now taking aim at white house press secretary sean spicer. yeah, spicer calling that skit cute and funny but he says he would rather be focusing on issues. the big issue right now of course that travel ban, nearly 100 tech companies from apple to google filing a court brief and now madeleine albright and john kerry are weighing in, saying

the ban harms national security. >> let's look at the law and the politics with dan abrams and matthew dowd. dan, what is at issue today? they could make a ruling as early as tonight just on whether or not this travel ban should stay on hold. >> that's right. district court rules temporary restraining order. no one has decided on the ultimate merits of the law yet. the question is do they need to immediately stop it. that's what this judge did nationwide. so now the government is appealing to the apell at court, the ninth circuit court of appeals there, saying we would like that particular ruling overturned. so all we're fighting about for now is the limited question of do we need to stop it immediately as we wait to evaluate the broader issues involved. >> even that can go to the supreme court. >> absolutely. in either case if the ninth circuit -- however the ninth circuit rules, expect some sort of appeal. the big question is does the supreme court take it. everyone seems to think it's obviously going to go to the supreme court.

yeah, it's obviously going to get to the supreme court but that doesn't mean the supreme court is going to agree to hear the case. >> it takes five votes to hear the case. okay, dan abrams. >> you've had an opposing view about that but cecilia vega in that report, of course we saw the twitter attacks continuing with the federal judge. >> i'll never oppose dan abrams oppose me on legal stuff. as i was watching the super bowl, i was thinking about a whole new group of patriots, founders of the constitution who i think would be looking at the last 72 hours in befuddlement and watching the checks and balances and a lack of understanding about what our constitutional values are in this. i think it's amazing to me that donald trump has criticized a federal judge who was appointed by george w. bush who is a republican constitutionalist more than vladimir putin. >> could those comments about vladimir putin, could those hurt him? >> i think they already are. i think what you're seeing for

the first time, the break in the republican wall, i think they have been united behind him in the first part of his presidency but as you watched george's interview yesterday with senator sass and other republicans, a huge amount of republicans are coming out and saying you cannot make a moral kwiflsy between vladimir putin and the united states of america and i think it's upset everybody from across partisanship. >> it does appear that way. all right you two, thank you very much. now let's get to ginger about this weather. oh, my gosh, it snowed in seattle. it's actually a really big deal because it hasn't happened in almost three years. you see the pictures here. some of the suburbs had up to ten inches and it is still snowing. so winter storm warnings still in place. you can see a lot of those heavy branches, likely a lot of quick look at the severe threat for today, local weather 30 seconds.

>> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan getting ready to track rain overnight tonight into tomorrow. but as we head outside this morning, we've got lots of sunshine coming up over the horizon. what a pretty picture on sky6 live hd this morning. temperatures cool close to 40 in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs in the 30s. this afternoon, though, high of 48, 6 degrees above average lots of sun not all that wind. tomorrow rain arriving in the morning, could be freezing rain in north hampton county early tomorrow morning. 56 tomorrow, 63 on wednesday. w

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♪ i'm beautiful in my way because god makes no mistakes ♪ ♪ i'm on the right track, baby i was born this way ♪ back here on "gma," lady gaga last night at the super bowl with her hit "born this way." that halftime show getting more than 2 million tweets during that performance alone. we've got behind the scenes secrets just ahead. many people are wondering how did -- how -- >> she bought all her best last night. also a moment at the beginning of the game that brought everyone to their feet. you saw it right there. former president george h.w. bush along with barbara. they had a health scare a couple weeks ago. so great to see them there. >> that was really a moment that we saw there. also right now president trump facing backlash from democrats and republicans after he seemed to equate the u.s. and

russia in a presuper bowl interview. and the legal battle is intensifying over the president's travel ban. there could be legal rulings today blocking the ban. let's go back to michael's hometown. h-town, houston. they have a lot to be proud of. they did a great job hosting this wonderful super bowl, michael. >> on behalf of all hughstones, i want to say thank you. look who i'm with, jesse palmer. lady gaga's performance blew everybody away. she started on a high note, jesse, literally. she was on top of the stadium. >> what a performance that was, literally over 100 million people watching this halftime show and after a decade into her career, lady agaga, she did not disappoint. ♪ high flying wires, mid-air somersaults, fireworks, and an illuminate sky full of 300

starry drones in the shape of an american flag. it's safe to say lady gaga elevated the super bowl halftime show like no other. ♪ land that i love >> reporter: starting with a prerecorded video on top of the stadium's roof, she sang a mashup of "god bless america" and "this land is your land." then she jumped into her performance, literally, soaring over the crowd, making her way to the famed halftime show platform. no special guests, just mother monster herself. ♪ i want to hold them like they do in texas ♪ >> reporter: taking over the biggest stage in the world, a 13-minute tribute to her fans. as the pop icon belted out an explosive immediamedley of her t hits from "poker face" to "born

this way" and "bad romance." but her explosive performance was also a tribute to america. ♪ >> reporter: but for gaga it was also about enjoying the moment as she told michael strahan in an interview before the performance. >> when i play the nrg stadium in houston, i'm going to play it like it's a dive bar. i'm going to do it my way. >> reporter: that's exactly what she did. and after putting the perfect finishing touch on the insane performance with, what else but a mic drop, gaga was gone. closing super bowl li halftime with pure pop bliss. ♪ i want your love >> reporter: lady gaga raised the roof literally. >> yeah. >> actually, we know the roof was closed during the game. they opened it slightly for her

performance and closed it right away after. >> when you're there and you see the light show. how did that do with that the drones. >> a lot of people don't realize that spectacular shot right there, all those drones making those cool designs around her, that was actually prerecorded a week earlier. intel created and managed the drones. they sent us this exclusive footage to show how it all works. at the time there were actually reports of low flying helicopters in and around houston and a lot of people chalk that up to super bowl security. that was obviously part of the story. the other part of the story obviously top secret drone usage. >> with nasa being here i thought you were going to say people thought it was flying saucers showing up. >> pretty amazing. >> you enjoyed the game? >> i can't get over it. i'm still trying to process what happened. >> that's two of us. >> we don't know where we are right now. >> we haven't gotten any sleep at all. george and robin, back to you. >> michael, i know you're going to have to take off. just give us a wrap-up of being

there in your hometown and seeing that game last night. >> you know what, being here, like you said earlier, they did a great job of hosting everyone at the super bowl, a lot of fun around town, great food, gained some weight, need to go on a diet when i get back to new york. but the game was incredible. it gave you -- you thought it was a blowout. so many people said this is not what we expected, this is not the patriots team that we usually see from bill belichick, especially in the super bowl. and from a very young and hungry atlanta team, very athletic and fast and aggressive, and to see a team be able to adjust the way the patriots have been able to adjust and were able to do yesterday is just remarkable. and for two guys standing here who played in this league, when you're down by that much in a game of this magnitude, it takes something special to come back. and rob ninkovich, a linebacker for the patriots, gave up a touchdown earlier in the game, and i said to him after the game, i said, boy -- he goes, you know, michael, it was tough,

but you know what we don't do -- i said how did you guys pull it off. all he did is pointed at his heart. he said we have heart, we don't quit. after the game belichick walked up to him and said that touchdown you gave up, i'm not too upset at you now. these guys have heart unlike any others in the league and that's why they are the world champions and they deserve to be. and you guys are world champions back in new york and i'll see you tomorrow on air. jesse and i will be back. >> thank you guys very much. wonderful job all weekend long. let's bring in larry hackett right now. >> good morning. >> good morning, larry. how did you like lady gaga's performance last night? >> visually arresting, technically flawless, clearly very entertaining to people. >> i hear buts coming. >> i wished we were talking about something outrageous she had done. i said i thought she would be political. she clearly decided to rely on

the lyrics of her songs and her body of work is what is inclusive and what she's singing about. i know people think the super bowl shouldn't be political and shouldn't be a venue for that. the president of the united states was speaking in the pre-game. the entire world is political and she's built her career on that. i'm not saying it had to be something explicit or revert but she's made her life making incredible entrances, wearing meat suits, doing things we raise our eyebrows about. this had a coolness that was very entertaining but i kept waiting for something. >> how does this stack up against other super bowl performances? >> unfortunately for lady gaga, what happened this time, the game was good and people are going to remember the game. i don't think it's going to be -- you had u2 after 9/11, you had prince in the rain. we're still talking about beyonce last year. i think those are going to be the ones you remember. i think in this case, what happened here, the game is going to erase everything else. >> to start, the hamilton trio. >> they were fantastic.

it was wonderful to see the skyler sisters perform. their harmonies were wonderful. the adding of the line sisterhood where brotherhood was. i think the coach for atlanta was delighted and they were fantastic and that was a perfect moment blending the past and the future. >> i liked luke bryan. it was classic. >> exactly. he wasn't singing about pick-up trucks or getting drunk so it was a different kind of song. >> but it was still a party. >> absolutely. >> flawless, too. >> thank you, larry. coming up here on "gma," all those super bowl ads including the heart warming live ad they pulled off during the game. we'll tell you how they did it. in two minutes, a huge break in one of the biggest mysteries of the year, the new york jogger case. one of those moments... farm knows that for every what? this is ridiculous! there's one of these... sam, i gotta go... is this my car? what? this is ridiculous! this can't be happening! this can't be happening! oh, it's happening sweetheart. oh, it's happening sweetheart. shut up! shut up!

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details. >> reporter: george, good morning. after more than 250 leads and offering a reward of almost $300,000, police say they finally cracked the 6-month-old cold case, arresting a man with no criminal history who they call, quote, unhinged, adding it seems to have been a completely random attack. this morning, a long-awaited break in the case of murdered new york city jogger karina vetrano just days after the six-month anniversary of her death. 20-year-old chanel lewis arrested and arraigned on second degree murder. >> the demon must get his justice. >> oh, yeah. >> and we will see to it. >> reporter: police saying lewis admitted he attacked the 30-year-old fitness enthusiast, punching her on the face and head before he allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled the victim around the neck. >> it appears to be a chance encounter. >> reporter: vetrano disappeared shortly after 5:00 p.m. last august. surveillance video obtained from

crime watch daily capturing her jogging in a queens park just moments before the brutal attack. >> she lit up the room when she walked in. >> reporter: hours later, her father, a retired firefighter who missed their regular run because of a back injury, discovering her lifeless body just feet from the running trail. >> we need to find this predator. >> reporter: last week, after months of dead ends, police say they went back to old clues, leading them to lewis, who officials say received three summons for suspicious activity near the park in 2013, adding neighbors called police about him months before the attack on vetrano. when officials tracked lewis to his mother's house, they say he voluntarily gave them a cheek swab. his dna reportedly matching samples from the crime scene. >> karina helped us identify this person. she had the dna under her nails. we got it from her. >> reporter: now the suspect's family is defending him, saying they don't believe the charges. >> he's a wonderful young man. he wouldn't have done it.

>> reporter: now, the suspect has not entered a plea. we reached out to his attorneys for comment but did not hear back. he is being held for now without bail and his next court appearance is at the end of the month. if convicted he faces 25 years to life. the victim's family so active in this case, they pledge to be at that trial every single day. >> i expect they will be there. mara, thank you. coming up on our big board, our exclusive look inside the ground-breaking super bowl ad, how they pulled off the ultimate stunt, creating a commercial after the game already started. it was beautiful. come on back.

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they decided they're going to produce an ad that is completely shot after the game had already started. how do you follow that gut-wrenching overtime super bowl? for hyundai, it's with this powerful post-game ad paying tribute to american soldiers. but the commercial is a first of its kind because of how it was made. the entire thing was shot after kickoff. >> is there a game? oh, is that what's going on over there? i'm going to be locked in this truck. >> reporter: hollywood director peter berg led this ambitious production. his team started shooting the ad in the first quarter. >> this thing had to be done by halftime. >> it has to be done halfway through the second quarter. the nfl people signed off on it, department of defense signs off

on it. then i got to call my mom. she's in naples, has the final word. we're go to go. >> reporter: the idea, give three unsuspecting u.s. soldiers serving overseas a virtual trip to houston. >> it was crazy. we'll surprise three soldiers, sneak their families into the super bowl, put them in a private box and virtual reality, the whole thing. >> reporter: the worked perfectly. soldiers went into custom built pods on their base. back in houston their families were sitting in the stadium next to 360-degree cam rasz. all that technology worked together to give the soldiers the feeling of sitting in the stadium right next to their families. an emotional surprise for sergeant richard march row, eric ga repair row, and tris sa trouch whose husband couldn't hold back tears. >> this is my first time as a single dad. when i wife left it was a learning experience. seeing her again having this experience, it was very emotional. >> he said he got emotional.

how would you describe it? >> he's a big cry baby. really beautiful, thank you. >> reporter: all right, it went off perfectly. but guys, did you notice something about that car commercial in the super bowl? you did not see a car. >> yeah. >> this is what some of these brands are going to now. they want to put out themes to associate a theme with their brand. hyundai's brand theme is to make things better, in this case make lives better. yes, it's a car commercial that didn't include a car. that's just some of the innovation and creativity that some of these brands are having to use to stand out. >> it did make a lot of lives better. we're talking about it this morning. >> that's what we're doing. another big live ad last night, t.j., snickers, adam driver. >> what did y'all think about this one? some people are scratching their heads about it, some thought it was kind of funny. they were kind of making fun of themselves but it was cool that it was live.

they were kind of poking fun at, hey, anything can go wrong when it's live and everything went wrong on this set. a lot of people head scratching but still we're talking about it this morning and that's part of the fun when you spend all that money on commercials, you want people talking about it. what did y'all think about it? >> i liked it. >> i don't think people realized it was live, it was done so well, even though that wasn't the intent. >> amazing they could pull off that first one, high degree of difficulty. >> that's it. >> typical, right. everybody else is scratching their head. george says, yeah, i kind of liked it. >> t.j., we kind of love you, t.j. you are working hard. we saw what you were drinking during the piece there, so we won't give a commercial to that drink. >> what was i drinking? >> we saw you. r.b. >> red bull. >> yeah. coming up, the other super bowl ads of the night. which was the most popular. and ginger has this incredible

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and back here on "good morning america," we just had to share this video with you. you got to see it. nathan is a guy who said i knew it was going to be a northern lights type of night so i went on this flight and i set up a camera. he didn't expect to see them the entire time. he was flying from alberta to thunder bay, and you can see winnipeg at one point under the lights there. you're seeing the cities that they're flying under. so many folks would love to see the northern lights in general, let alone see them for such a

long time. speaking of things that you don't see every day, how about . let's check out this video from new hampshire. mandy looks out her window and says is that a tornado? it's the middle of january. it's so cold. that is actually a dust devil. yes, it has to do with heat and cold but when it's in the teens you don't anticipate seeing that. all the way up into the sky,

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whistling a birthday song zipping whale call fog horn elk call edwards, 7:56 a.m., monday, february 6. let's go over to chopper 6 hd live over the septa transportation center. septa has taken 40 cars out service, maintenance workers found cracks on two cars. it's a trick screen -- scene for people who use the line to get around. let's go over to karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: you can take the train the entire length, but they have shuttle buses running to pick up people who are not fitting on the trains. these shuttle buses are running from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the peak hours. you got to give yourself extra time. you may be waiting to get on, you may get 0 a shuttle bus, it could take you a lot longer.

i want to show you a video of something that came in. we had two accidents involving school buses one in cherry hill, new jersey. haddonfield berlin road route 561. an accident involving a school bus. there were no children on the bus, but the driver was taken to the hospital. another accident that cleared a second ago involving a school bus, as well. no children in this accident. blue route, in here baltimore pike. two accidents involving buses. >> let's go over to sky6 live hd take live look across the city, a pretty monday morning. how does it feel, david? >> reporter: it's cool, but you will want a winter coat. 389 in philadelphia. 35 in allentown. winds light. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the sun you see coming up over the horizon now stays with us today an we have mostly sunny skies with a high of 48. tomorrow, cloudy and rain at times, 56. early in the morning there could

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. what a game. the new england patriots are the super bowl champions. one of the most unbelievable comebacks in sports history. the falcons taken down in o.t. tom brady taking home the mvp. and his record fifth title. we are live from houston. also this morning, the queen celebrates her sapphire jup lee, 65 years on the throne. and kate has a special message for parents, opening up about what she's trying to teach george and charlotte. and the votes are in. which ad won the super bowl? melissa mccarthy with the big laughs, as mr. clean mops up with all the right moves. that's all ahead. and look who's saying --

>> good morning, america. we won the super bowl. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, america. i guess everybody's a patriots fan this morning. >> why not. >> why not. great crowd here in times square. welcome to all of you. in boston they are celebrating as well. there it is. they were up late. it's a tiny crowd. >> mighty, mighty. >> and of course michael was there in houston for all, brought that lombardi trophy in, gave it to the commissioner there. >> jesse palmer was also there. that's our super coach. >> all right. [ applause ] >> he got to meet his guy. he got to me deion sanders. he got to meet michael. we can't wait to hear about his favorite part of the super bowl

weekend. then of course we are so excited to hear from our kid correspondent, saw her last night. so proud of her. she did a great job and she got to hand off the game ball to get it all started. >> wow, sophie. >> sophie was inspiration at our house. elliott saw sophie and said, how come i don't get to be the kid correspondent. i said she knows everything about the nfl. she earned it. >> quite impressive. >> amy, you've got the morning rundown. that's right, we're going to continue the surp theme. the big story, boston gearing up for one massive celebration. the city will host a victory parade for the patriots who broke all sorts of records on their way to the 34-28 super bowl victory over the falcons. fans began celebrating as soon as the historic game was over, and our t.j. holmes is in houston with all of that. t.j., good morning. >> we're starting to see a consensus that this was the greatest super bowl ever played. what a way to start it. former president george h.w. bush who had been in the

hospital was out there for the coin toss and then the game that looked like a blowout. then here comes brady. the score is 28-3. they scored 25 straight points to tie this game, get it into overtime. because of the nfl overtime rules, you get the ball first, you score a touchdown, game's over. brady didn't even give the falcons a chance in overtime. they marched down, scored a touchdown and now there you have it. tom brady gets his fifth super bowl ring, the first quarterback to get five super bowl rings. and now the new england patriots are champions once again. >> once again, t.j., heart break for falcons fans but it was a good game. another star of the game was patriots running back james white. he scored that incredible game-winning touchdown in overtime and he talked earlier with michael all about. >> we wanted to continue to string drives together and make them tired. we were tired too but at the same time we put the extra conditioning in throughout the year, all the hard work you put

in, it's for this moment right here. guys are just leaving it all on the line and did whatever it took to get a victory. >> white also set two super bowl records yesterday, so congratulations to him on a huge, huge game. and now to important political news. the clock is ticking for both sides to file legal briefs by tonight on president trump's travel ban. a federal appeals court rejected the request to resume the ban. in the meantime, vetted refugees and travelers with approved visas can still enter the united states for now. the fight could eventually head to the supreme court. take a look at this bright light that was seen streaking across several states overnight. this is what some people saw. look at that. around 1:30 a.m. this morning, a meteor over iowa, wisconsin, illinois and indiana, one worker at o'hare airport in chicago said it was almost directly overhead when it broke apart. pretty incredible. also incredible, lady gaga's halftime plunge last night was

nothing compared to the comet. this woman diving 55 feet on board a moving cruise ship. whoa, that's six stories and the ship is at sea so it's moving side to side. the american is one of 20 aqua theatre performers aboard the world's biggest passenger liner. we're told if the ocean is too rough, the show doesn't go on. you want to know why? because water actually spills out of the pool. they say that this pool is the deepest pool at sea, but still, lara, you're a diver. what do you think? >> i did an aqua show like that. >> you did? >> it looked a little different. whole thing, top to bottom. remember? >> i remember that. >> we dug a pool into a soccer field, a little different. i don't know how she does it. six stories, that is incredible. thanks for scaring all of us. >> where are our manners? happy birthday. >> happy birthday! [ cheers and applause ] i want to know, after last night

and the falcons -- >> i was thinking they were giving me a birthday present. but it's okay. >> can you rally tonight? >> i can. done. >> we shall celebrate. and we shall do so with pop news. good morning, everybody. it was an epic night indeed for -- ear muffs, amy -- for patriots fans, including super fan mark wahlberg who was lucky enough to be there at the game, not that he got to see his team make the greatest comeback in football history. the boston-born actor, diehard pats fan was there rooting on his hometown team with his wife and two kids when his youngest boy started feeling nauseous. maybe one hot dog too many, popcorn. he said that his boy was under the weather and he had to go, but quote, family first. then he finished the post with, doesn't mean i don't love my patriots too. we want to say, mark, we agree with you. family first. and there's always next year to see the game. at this rate we know they'll

likely be there. >> another chance. >> that was sweet. also from the super bowl, lady gaga of course wowing at the super bowl halftime. taylor swift got the party started performing new music live for the very first time on saturday night during a pre-super bash in houston. it included her latest single "i don't want to live forever." here's a little snippet. ♪ i don't want to live forever >> really great show. that's her 50 shades darker collaboration. zayn malik wasn't there. she performed better man and 15 other songs for the direct -- the at&t direct now sponsored bash. people wondering and taylor pretty much confirming that last night will be probably the only performance that she does this entire year. she's taking some time off. >> the whole year? >> yeah. she said i did it last year, only performed once.

this year, i think that usually means she's gearing up for something. >> t.j. is in the house. i read his twitter account. he said he has new respect for taylor after being at the show. >> i always had respect. she's amazing. 17 songs. you don't have to wonder about gaga performing. she announced on twitter after the game she is now prepping for a world tour. >> bring it on. [ applause ] >> she's so good. finally, switching gears, "la la land" director damian chazelle winning top director on saturday night. he made his name writing and directing whiplash. this guy is on fire. and did you know that since 1948, 69 years ago, only 8 directors that won the dga award did not go on to win the oscars. >> what are you saying, lara? >> the odds are pretty good he's

going to have a big night in a couple weeks. just want to say congratulations. if you haven't seen it yet, that little film "la la land" is pretty good. >> a few weeks ago. >> february is always like that, too much. how about the super bowl ads, they weren't too much. what was the one that got everybody swooning? mr. clean mopped up overnight in that ad showdown. plus the queen is celebrating a major milestone today, 65 years on the throne. and kate taking on will and harry, a little sprint. they have a very special message this morning. >> go kate! ♪ look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens we make it easy for you to seize the day

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from the super bowl. we look at the night's big ad. some for laughs and some more political. >> reporter: in his first ever super bowl ad, mr. clean wowing the audience with sex appeal. in a spotless performance that mopped up much of the super bowl buzz. the bald spokesman made over as a sex symbol, immediately one of the biggest trends on twitter for much of the game. and perhaps the most prolific tweeter during the game, mr. clean himself even going after terry bradshaw for that stain on his shirt. that turned out to be an ad as well. >> we're back in five. >> t.b., you got to clean that shirt. >> reporter: that stain, all a stunt for tide. >> hey terry, it's not what's on here that counts. it's what's in here. >> really? >> reporter: one of four spots purchased by parent company, procter & gamble, the first time

the company has run more than a single commercial during the game. celebrity power also winning overnight with melissa mccarthy getting big laughs running from rhinos while representing kia. >> it's hard to be a warrior. >> reporter: and a star-studded ad for honda that included jimmy kimmel, vee hola davis, amy adams, robert redford and steve carell, inspiring viewers to go for their dreams. >> do you think any of these folks thought that i would make it? >> definitely not. >> that was a rhetorical question, darrel. >> reporter: many companies making a statement with a more somber tone. 84 lumber reworking their original ad after it was deemed too controversial by fox, chronicling a mother and daughter's immigration journey. the company posting the fuller version online sunday night. showing the duo arriving at a wall, but with a door.

the site receiving 6 million hits within an hour of the spot airing, almost crashing. >> what do i tell my daughter? >> reporter: also an ad with a big message, this spot for audi, focusing on equal pay going viral even before sunday's broadcast. >> she will automatically be valued as less than every man she ever meets. >> reporter: for "good morning america," fapaula faris, abc ne, new york. >> good ad right there. our ad guru donny deutsch right here. >> guys, what's up? >> what's up? >> i tell you what, melissa mccarthy had a great weekend, "snl," what she did, and then we have the just released ad ratings from usa today and they gave top prize to kia's hilarious spot featuring miss melissa mccarthy. >> you had pretty much everything, a hot celebrity, a great sean spicer. and then you have --

>> that's so good. >> and then a funny message. you also have kind of a nice politically correct message about being ecofriendly. she got it all in that ad. >> mr. clean, you know a little something about this ad. >> my former agency, deutsch, did this ad and what i think is wonderful about it as objective as i can be and i can't be objective, number one you take an old icon and bring it back in a contemporary way. the ultimate message where it's like, all right, men, start to clean. there was not a lot of sex in the super bowl ads. this was not. it was kind of pg. >> a lot of politics though. >> a lot of politics. as we talked last week, because that's what's in the zeitgeist right now. i thought you were going to see more political messages. the ones who walked right into it i think won. i think you walk into it, embrace what's going on.

>> overall, donny, when you're looking at this year's overall package of ads, how does it rank in comparison? >> i don't think you'll have any all-time greats. i think they were fine. typical, a lot of celebrities. there were some funny -- i don't think when we talk two or three years from now -- i also think some of the most creative ads didn't necessarily attach to the brand. >> we all loved the year book ad. they're showing it right now. it drew you in but you're saying there's no takeaway. >> fantastic device. again, i guarantee this audience will not remember that's honda. it has nothing to do with cars and number two, the car shows up. you got to do both. it's not good enough to entertain and make people laugh if you're not selling the product, remembering the product. still a delightful piece of entertainment. >> you thought the same with justin bieber? >> george is upset because he likes bieber. >> i do, i liked that ad. >> what's wrong with it? that's cute. >> you guys have never been to

george's home. there are bieber posters. it's weird. but you know -- >> more than one. >> to me it's just celebrities for the sake of celebrities. you've got gronkowski. who else showed up? a bunch of people in there. why is bieber in there? the reason bieber is in there is it goes back to social media. the number one social media trending thing. a lot of the ads have to do with what's going on beyond the television and back in your pocket. >> were you able to have any fun last night? >> i'm sorry? >> were you able to have any fun last night? >> no. i hate the patriots. if you don't live in new england, you cannot like these guys, i'm sorry. [ applause ] >> always keeping it real. >> thanks for coming in. we'll be back with kate's special message for parents this morning. isn't t-mobile fantastic, snoop? unlimited data. taxes and fees included. it's everything! you might even say it's all that and a bag of....

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>> a a week. >>let's get a which can of your local weather. >> reporter: what a nice start to our february workweek. nothing on storm tracker 6 live double scan in the way of precipitation. that will change overnight tonight. for now, pleasant sunshine building across the delaware and lehigh valleys. a lot of us in the upper 30s and not much wind the camera is locked down steady. there's the 39 degrees now. this afternoon we'll go for a high of 48 degrees with lots of sunshine and then tomorrow look out for some rain. elizabeth as kate shares an important message. abc's lama hassan is at buckingham palace. >> reporter: this morning duchess kate giving a speech and reaching out to kids at a london school, all this on a day the queen celebrates her 65 years on the british throne.

this morning, royal gun salutes ringing out across london as this portrait is re-released of queen elizabeth, commemorating her sapphire jubilee. 65 years on the throne. there will be no pomp and circumstance for the milestone. >> a reflection rather than celebration. >> reporter: as the queen celebrates 65 years of rule, the younger royals making their own mark this morning. duchess kate and prince william celebrating kindness and promoting their mental health initiative with a special message for kids at this london school. kate reflecting on her own experiences. >> my parents taught me the importance of qualitys like kindness, respect and honesty. that's why william and i as parents want to teach our little children, george and charlotte, just how important these things are as they grow up. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. >> three, two, one, go! >> reporter: sunday, will, kate

and harry hit the track in a relay race. harry ruling the royal showdown. >> you beat me. >> reporter: fun with a purpose. >> to be a part of this marathon, we'll get more people talking and break down the sig na. >> reporter: the royals showing their competitive side as they shine a light on mental health. lara. >> llama, thank you so much. appreciate that. we'll be right back with "good morning america."

>> good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 february 6. let's head over to karen rogers how is everything with septa. >> reporter: it's been a lot to deal with, tam, right? the market frankford line over the weekend they discovered 30 to 40 cars won't be used. they are running a supplementallal service with shuttle busing running from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. during peak hours in the morning and the afternoon. west trenton line is canceled, one train is running 20 minutes late. route 17 bulls detoured. we have a few issues with mass transit. second accident on the blue route, multi-vehicle accident

off to the side northbound at the schuylkill expressway creating a backup here. in south coventry we have an accident route 100 between 23 and 401. multiple down poles they had to shut down the road big accident in chester county. >> time to go over to david murphy. it's cold, for early february i can't complain. >> reporter: we're in the upper 30s right now. in philadelphia, 39 degrees. some suburbs in the mid 30s, all these numbers climbing. this afternoon lots of sunshine in play, high of 48 degrees which is 6 above average, plus the winds won't be that bad. tomorrow, cloudy, freezing overnight and early tomorrow morning in north hampton county and points north. the rest of us rain around. 56. 63 on wednesday showers ending early. thursday morning there could light snow from philadelphia north in the morning. >> that's it for us, they will

finish up on all the super bowl fun on "g.m.a." and we'll see you in 30.

♪ a monday morning. i mean, this audience is all we need for monday motivation. >> excellent. >> we have got that. we got a great audience at home as well. we want to thank all of them. we've hit an exciting milestone. we have become the first morning show to get 7 million likes on facebook. [ applause ] >> thanks a lot. >> can we give a shoutout to all the people behind the scenes here who make that possible, too. our social media team is amazing. [ applause ] time to go back to jesse palmer with our "gma" super coach, phillip rhodes.

remember him from childress high school in texas. he had an amazing experience. we'll talk to him after a look back. >> coach, we want you to pack your game bags because you are "gma's" super coach, and you, my friend, are going to the super bowl! >> good morning, america, from inside the super bowl. this is coach rhodes from childress, texas. they invited me to come down hereme here. i'm so happy to be at the super bowl. the first person i met was marcus allen. my favorite all-time running back. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome deion sanders! >> this is the greatest thing that can happen right here. good morning, america. this is the highlight of my year. i'd rather do this than go to the ball game. >> what's up, everyone. i'm hanging out with coach

rhodes. "good morning america," this guy is the guy. >> we never lost faith, man. that's what it's all about. >> that's why y'all champions. let me pinch myself. i don't know, i think i'm dreaming. i guess i'm not. i pinched myself. it kind of hurts. this is awesome. >> do you think the patriots can come back? >> i told everybody out there, time on the clock, it's not over yet. >> good morning, america, i just saw the best super bowl ever. [ applause ] >> looked kind of amazing. let's go back to jesse and coach rhodes. hey guys. >> george, this is so awesome. what an honor to be here with coach rhodes right now. for the last 30 minutes we've been talking ball the entire time. coach, congratulations on being here. you've done so many cool things these last couple days in houston. what's been the highlight for you out here? >> the highlight has been being at the ball game, meeting the ball players.

the stars were there. >> you've met so many legends this week. you've seen marcus allen, jerry rice and your favorite player, deion sanders. what were you guys talking about? >> we talked about ball, we talked about life. he's an awesome guy, real humble and everything. he's not what you see on tv. he's a real good guy, big heart. >> you're a high school coach. you just witnessed on the field one of the greatest comebacks in football history. what lessons did you learn that you'll go back and tell your kids? >> that's my life right there. what you start at is not where you end up at. i told the people in the bleachers up there, i said at 28-3, they better keep scoring. this game is not over with. they started coming back and they couldn't -- they couldn't stop the patriots and i said, i told you. you got to play the whole ball game. no matter how bad things are going, you got to hang in there. things get better. >> you guys hear that at home?

coach knows. he knows this. he's a legend. he's been doing this 33 years, guys. he remembers everything. he remembers strahan getting drafted. he said he remembers all my stats which isn't necessarily a good thing. >> coach, can i ask a question. your kids made this happen by sending in all those nominations. what are you going to tell them when you get back? >> i'm going to tell them i appreciate everything they did for me, and it wouldn't have been possible without them. so i'm going to attemtell them appreciate it. i did a lot of things for them and they're doing it for me. it works hand in hand. [ applause ] >> thank you, coach. thank you, jesse. we also want to thank vacation experiences for making this all happen. you know who else was at the game? our special correspondent, kid correspondent sophie. we're going to talk to her in just a moment. let's take a look at how her night went. >> sophie schneider, winner of this year's nfl super bowl contest presented by dan malls.

he's handing off the game ball to the official. >> i was so excited to be named "gma's" kid correspondent. this week has been cooler than i ever imagined. >> you're not a finalist. you actually have won. >> wait -- >> you won. >> really? i can't believe i got to interview players. all right, guys, it's really crazy here but i'm going to get in there. what would you do with your fifth super bowl ring? >> i'd wear it but i never wear these rings. >> and i got to hit the red carpet at nfl honors. >> what jewelry we got on here? >> this is my fancy nfl exclusive wristband. then the pre-game. it was unbelievable. >> do you have anything special planned? what do they tell you you're supposed to do? >> i'm handing out the game ball. >> you have something planned? >> we're going to jog it out there and then you have to kind of wave and bob around like a got a plan. >> you're going to wave and bob

around? show me the wave. >> hey, hi. ♪ best week ever. [ applause ] >> she executed it. i love that. >> that is not easy to do. and she is up this morning -- i don't think she's probably been to bed at all. hey sophie, great to see you. >> love that smile. >> so describe for us that moment when you ran out on the field with that game ball. >> oh, my goodness, it was unbelievable. i still can't believe it happened. i was just running out there doing my thing. i was ready to go. >> and so, how -- what do you make of the game last night? you know a lot of football. were you surprised as everybody else with the comeback? >> wow. it was insane. the first half i was like, man, these falcons are going crazy. i mean, they had so much energy and they were just unstoppable. then the second half, patriots just worked their way back up

there and it was a crazy game. >> so has this given you a little taste of what you may want to do in the future, young lady? >> yeah. this experience has been such a great lesson and everything and working with all these different staff members that are just so great and supportive. it's been really fun. sports reporting is pretty cool. >> yeah, it is. as you got to find out. sophie, i'd love to know, i think we'd all love to know, you got to meet so many incredible people. who was your favorite interview? >> well, you know, i had met eric barry before. he had come to my school. that was such a big deal for me. then i saw him at nfl honors again and he came up to me, gave me a big old hug. i was like, oh, i love eric barry. >> sophie, obviously there are glamorous sides to this job but there are also some difficult parts to it, too. what was the toughest part of being kid correspondent? >> all right, now i have to be honest with you.

the hardest part for me is waking up early. >> touche. >> welcome to the family. >> you will get used to it. but is it going to be hard to go back to school and normal life after all this? >> i know, it's going to be insane. i'll be sitting in a class and i'm going to be like, all right, when's my next interview and it's not going to happen. >> so what is the first thing you're going to tell your classmates when you're back about your experience, the first thing you're going to say to them? >> well you know, i'm going to have to thank them for helping me get here and being so supportive and for, you know, keeping me in the loop while i was gone. hi, mission trail. i can't wait to see you begin. >> shoutout. >> you did a great job, sophie, you really did. represented us and everyone so well. congratulations. >> congratulations, sophie. >> thank you. >> i know you probably have a little bit of homework that you have to catch up on, right? >> yeah, but it was worth it.

>> she's got it, doesn't she? so much fun. coming up, snoop dogg, martha stewart teaming up for one of the funniest super bowl ads. saw that last night. we have an exclusive look behind the scenes next.

welcome back to "gma." we are joined now by espn's michael smith and jemele hill.

tonight they are launching their own special revamp of the 6:00 p.m. spoernts center. it's called sc six and they're joining us from espn headquarters in bristol, connecticut. good morning, you guys. can you make a blanket statement. was this the first super bowl ever? >> i'll be a prisoner of that moment. only one to go into overtime, 25-point comeback. 38, 43, 47, 49, those are all up there. right now as little sleep i got, i got to say it's the best. >> a lot of times we're quick to call something the greatest ever. in this case the label definitely fits. >> i was thinking that this morning. a lot of big words but it totally fits, including the halftime show. did you have a favorite part? did you like it? >> i just wonder where did lady gaga jump into? did she jump into space, into the abyss. >> was there a glitch in the matrix? >> where did she go?

a lot of people because it was in houston, they unfairly looked at lady gaga like this isn't beyonce. i'm like beyonce breaking the internet announcing she has twins. in terms of what she did, lady gaga was spectacular. >> the second best mic drop of the night behind tom brady and the whole greatest of all time. tom brady's mic drop, lady gaga's mic drop. now we have to get a check of the local weather. all right, ginger we have storm tracker 6 live showing rain overnight tonight and freezing rain in north hampton county. we have sunshine today, chilly, 48, above average. 56 tomorrow, 63 wednesday. the behind the scenes of one of the super bowl's biggest ads from our sponsor, t mobile. they had three minutes of ad

time, including a hilarious spot with martha stewart and snoop do dogg. take a look at what happened on set. >> isn't t mobile fantastic, snoop? it's everything. >> you might say that it's a bag of -- >> purple cushy throw pillows? >> snoop dogg and martha stewart at it again, this time for the super bowl ad that has the twosome chock full of puns. >> greenery for your toep yar garden. >> no. >> the 30-second spot one of three created for the day, highlighting t mobile's one's unlimited plan. >> it keeps your unlimited data cozy. >> i like that. >> and "gma" was right there getting an exclusive behind the scenes look at the making of their commercial. >> t mobile proposed that snoop and i do this very funny series

of commercials and i've always wanted to do or be in a super bowl commercial. it's on my bucket list. so i was just thrilled. what about you, snoop? >> get a chance to work with you again and i get a chance to disrupt the super bowl, beautiful. >> reporter: the two on set laughing, acting, even dressing alike. >> i was shocked when he showed up because, look, navy blue, similar fabric. he didn't wear a striped shirt though. >> i had a cat burglar go through your closet before you came out. >> i did borrow my little buda bling from snoop. >> we like to share and shake aliar. team work makes the team work. >> reporter: making this unlikely pair doper than ever. they really are an unlikely pair. on the road to

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we are back now. rosamund pike and david oyelowo star in what's being called the most remannariomantic film of t. please welcome them both here to "good morning america." david, great to see you. how are you feeling? i know you were a little under the weather. thanks for being a trooper. >> thank you. >> this was such a passion project for you, david. this is something that you've worked on for years to make it happen. how were you able to convince this woman to work with you again for this? >> it was difficult actually because the last film we did together in jack reacher i actually tased her. >> while i was pregnant. >> it only made sense to apologize with a love story. so i called her up and she said yes. >> and you saw a photo and you knew this was something that you needed to do? >> yes. david sent me pictures of the real life couple and all he said is this is arguably the greatest

love story of the 20th century and then he sent me photographs of them and i didn't know who they were. i looked at these faces and i started to cry. i don't know what it was, something touched me and continued to touch me through the making of the movie. >> that's what people are going to feel when watching this film. when i look back at what this is what people are seeing, it's like you all were meant to play this role together and you knew this woman was the one to play it? >> i did. i've been a fan of rosamund's for a while. she's such an enigmatic actress and you never know what her performance is going to be and that's what i felt we needed with this. this prince falls in love with this woman who he cannot resist and she embodies that. >> do you want to take a look? does everybody want to see a bit of this? okay, this is a moment where you proposed. >> thinking about my responsibilities, there's so

much that i need to do there. but i know that i will never achieve anything worthwhile if i leave my heart here. [ applause ] >> it's timeless. it's universal. it's one of those things that's going to resonate with so many people. and your real wife, jessica, in the film again she's with you. >> she is but in real life we're very in love. in the film she plays a racist. and she does it a little too well for my liking actually. >> she has to look at us in disgust as we hold hands. >> disgust. and the wonderful director that you all -- please tell people about her. >> she's a director of this film and it's just so great to have a story told from her perspective to have this story because she sort of bridges so many elements

of the story. she's gone in descent and she's english, from britain. she's a woman and it sort of added layers to the story that we wouldn't have had if someone else directed it. >> if someone saw her film "b l "bell" would know she's an extraordinary director. >> i love the romance of you two dancing. >> i'm so bad and i love it so much. >> what do you mean you're bad? >> david is really good -- >> she was a wonderful dance partner. we had so much fun doing it. >> those were some lovely scenes. >> anyone playing lovers should learn to dance together because you just sort of -- it just sort of makes everything feel easier. >> it's easy to watch. i know this is the oscar luncheon today. two years ago "gone girl" you were nominated. last year "selma," the film that you started in was nominated. so you know the feeling of everybody there? >> unbelievable numbers of people there.

it really is quite daunting and awe-inspiring because you really feel part of the history of the academy and it's in a very interesting quite humbling way. but i was on my own actually because nobody else from congo was nominated so it was slightly lonely. >> you're in good company now. >> you'll be fine. >> well, wonderful to see you two. you're magic on screen, david and rosamund. absolutely magic. "a united ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪

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edwards, 8:56 monday, february 6 him let's see where things stand karen rogers after an up and down morning on septa.

>> reporter: we are warning people on the market frankford line 40 cars shot. they are adding shuttle buses to help you out with that. west trenton has a train that's 29 minutes later. route 17 bus they have to detour because of construction out there right now. let's go live with this accident scene the blue route, multi-vehicle accident on the shoulder, heavy traffic in the area, blue route northbound heading toward the schuylkill expressway. police and tow truck on the scene. route one hundred shut down between route 23 and 01. they have an accident with two downed poles and injuries. let's get outside to meteorologist david murphy for the last look at accuweather. >> reporter: good morning, tam, lots of sunshine across the region the numbers are improving a bit, too, 42 in philadelphia.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast above-average high of 48 degrees be lots of sun, not very windy. overnight tonight there could freezing rain in north hampton county and points north. otherwise it's rain for everybody else. steadiest rain around midday, 467 is the high, wednesday getting up to 63. >> septa will give information on the cracks discovered in the rail cars on the market frankford line. on "action news" at noon we'll have an update from the agency. "live with kelly" is up next on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great monday!

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