. >> drake giving rihanna a sweet shoutout at his show in dublin last night. instead of singing the usual happy birthday, he got the crowd going with their hit song. they broke up in october but drake has never been shy about his feelings for riri. listen to him at the vmas. >> she is someone i've been in love with since i was 22 years old. she is one of my best friends in the world. >> and finally, gwen and blake are flying high. >> we had really good three-day weekend. about ready to get on the plane. >> having a little fun before the show's big premier next week. there's gwen's son, kingston, walk the tarmac with blake. check out matching camo. gwen snapchated the whole thing. >> we are getting on the plane. decided to snap it. so did king. >> we have your exclusive sneak peek. >> and will nick hook up with his former flame? her ex fiance going off. >> i think they are perfect for each other. >> i'm with melissa mccarthy's stunt double. >> we have her on wires flipping around through the air. >> how they work together. and flip or flop? >>> my aunt recently

. >> big shoutout to temple women's basketball, now ranked top 25 since '06. rams mocks our hawk.e's lamar kimble no answer for lewis. 34 points in all. 91 o91-81. that ram angered me. >> a doyle's town man spent his valentine's day doing what he loves to do. that would be singing. >> ♪ ♪ old town river -- >> that is lionel crow a resident of enhanced living in doyle town. his dream was to perform and opera singer aaron alcron joined him on stage. "jimmy kimmel live" next. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, david murphey and karen rodgers with traffic. >> for jamie apody, cecily tynan, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, denzel washington, the "sports illustrated" swimsuit cover model revealed, and music from lukas graham. and now, right on schedule -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. wow. what a -- i hope this isn't too forward, but three or four of you be my vale

. >> the best actress winner gave shoutouts to her brother, who was her date and to her leading man.ryan gosling. thank you for making me laugh and for always raising the bar and for being the greatest partner on this crazy adventure. >> back stage, emma cried when greeted by last year's best actress winner brie larson. now 28 years old, she was young emily stone who left arizona at age sa to pursue her dream in hollywooo. we caught her jumping for joy back stage as the film began to rake in oscars including one for damien chazelle at 32, the youngest best actor ever. ♪ >> ryan gosling didn't win best actor, but he may have gotten the most camera time of the night. it began with a hug from justin timberlake, his old mickey mouse club mate. through all the drama surrounding best picture, afterwards emma kept her sense of humor. >> this is a statue of a naked man. >> you have to put underwear on the oscar. >>> meanwhile, there were so many powerful acceptance speeches last night. >> i was wait for viola davis. she did not disappoint. her speech was so good, jimmy kimmel joked she's alr

how dare >> big shoutout to temple women's basketball, now ranked top 25 since '06.s our hawk. not cool at all. st. joe's lamar kimble no answer for lewis. 34 points in all. 91 o91-81. that ram angered me. >> a doyle's town man spent his valentine's day doing what he loves to do. that would be singing. >> ♪ ♪ old town river -- >> that is lionel crow a resident of enhanced living in doyle town. his dream was to perform and opera singer aaron alcron joined him on stage. "jimmy kimmel live" next. "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, david murphey and karen rodgers with traffic. >> for jamie apody, cecily tynan, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner.

the philadelphia dance center posted this video which has now gone viral. 2.5 million views, big shoutoutds wearing the tutu. that has been the one getting the most attention. >> understandably. that just came from his closet. he didn't even have to buy that. >> look at those beautiful pointed toes. >> busy at the barre class. beset your eyes on the coolest thing you'll see all day. this is wrong crystal known as red panda. hold your breath hold your breath. wait for it. >> i'm already impressed. >> wait for it. >> that looks really difficult. what else in. >> hold on. hold on. you have to let it simmer. >> this is amazing. >> yes. >> and oh, yeah. >> no way. >> yes. so she is popular throughout the college and pros for halftime show. she was in the northwestern university game yesterday, and she performed this. people came just to see her play. okay. can you do it. >> oh, it was close. it was close. >> all right. well, now my cat is going to seem a lot less impressive. we'll go to him anyway. everybody talks about dogs can fetch. this cat can fetch. this dog in serbia is proving yeah, we

chances of rain for tomorrow and a shoutout to all those watching us on facebook. good to have you with us. >> all right. thank you, tom. >>> well, developing out of northern california right now, take a look at this video. we have heavy rains causing severe flooding across sacramento county. three levies breached. that led to a washout of neighborhoods. >>> rescuers in the philippines still combing through collapsed buildings hoping to find survivors. a powerful 6.7 magnitude quake has killed at least six people and injured more than 120 others. you can see some of the aftermath right there. the quake hit early friday morning. buildings damaged, power knocked out. nearly 100 aftershocks h already been felt. >>> montgomery county lost one of its biggest advocates for child safety this week. emily crown worked for the county for 36 years. news4's kristin wright looks at the lasting legacy she believes behind. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many lives emily crown touched over the years. we know it's a lot. one car seat at a time, emily was known as the heart and s

. >> shoutout to the florida lottery. >> yes. and, you know, the state of florida, you know, back then i think it was run a bit differently. state of florida wanted to drist film industry. so they built a film school. they invited florida kid into that program. it was a beautiful situation. everyone had the equipment, stock, all the different things. so i got into film school. i went. dinlt know anything about it. over the course two of years, kind of got good at it. i had a brief moment where i wasn't sure if i could do it. i grew up poor, black, mom addicted to crack. i'm not good at this because people like me just aren't meant to be good at. this and then, of course, over the course of three years i did the work. i taught myself, you know, how to shoot my own film. instead of watching what i thought was the best, i trained myself on how to do. this i moved out here. i worked that one company, harpo films for two years. assistant to darnell martin and six years later, i made' very low budget 13,0$13,000 dlsfilm. it got me put

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huge shoutout, but how did you intake what he was saying in that moment? because i thought it was -- it was powerful. >> it was. you know, ali is a great man. i call him ali. he was a great man. and i think in his greatness, he is very modest. you know, and he doesn't, you know, he doesn't play some self at the forefront of many things, you know, by necessity maybe, i don't know. i was proud that he stood up, you know, and said what he said. because i think that based on what happened over the last eight days, you know, i think, you know, a lot of us are feeling threatened. you know, and i think he feels more threatened than others for obvious reasons. you know, it's not a good feeling to feel like your religion, you know, could lead to you being persecuted within the country that you call home. the country that you love. speaking on behalf of him, and so i thought he was just in saying what he said. i thought it came from the heart. not going to need it to be said, but i was damn glad it was said. >> how are you processing all of this? how are you keeping

. >> jones got a national shoutout on the rachel ray show and got an 8,000-dollar donation to help him his good selfless work in the city of brotherly love. he started an organization called hair consults for the homeless and says it's not about the haircuts, it's about spreading love. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> love that story, great act of kindness. >> there's another hour of "action news" straight ahead. >> a winter weather advisory still in effect right now, but not for all of us, meteorologist chris sowers breaks down where folks will get mixed precipitation, strong winds move in tomorrow. >> a car crash turns into a shooting investigation in philadelphia and the driver isn't the only person shot. >>> plus, the cost of disney park tickets changing. "action news" sunday morning will be right back. >> new overnight, fire breaks out in a delaware county home, leaving a man in need of rescue. >> a west philadelphia neighborhood holds a candle light vigil for a murdered community staple their emotional plea coming up. >> in the wake of north korea's latest missile lau

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i can't wait to see you begin. >> shoutout. >> you did a great job, sophie, you really did.e. >> 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

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he did a shoutout to him at the prayer breakfast. know if tillerson has left to come over here, only a few ocks away from the state department. >> besides seei him on tv and reading about him, do many people know rex tillerson? he's been working for exxon for 40 years. he's a true outsider. >> reporter: they don't know him. he has been in transition meetings. still no deputy. still no other appointments, nominations. they have to be confirmed. this is the slowest start we have seen in many a year. partly because chris christie is running the transition, was fired and all the people he suggested put in place for the nsc, the national security council at the would you say and state and other agencies were basically blacklisted, i'm told. they are not viable candidates. so, the nsc has the advantage of not needing confirmation for their staff, but they are unstaffed at the director level. anyone below mike flynn and mcfarland, the deputy, they don't have a spokesperson, for instance. they don't have anybody communicating the decisions b

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he gave you a little bit of a shoutout. >> i was happy that he accepted the invitation. i also asked him on his way out if he would come next year as well. i expect him to come next year. look, i think presidencies are interesting. he's had a good first 30 days for conservatives. but, you know, we don't know what kind of challenges are to come his way. it's important that he have a good connection to the conservative base of the party. >> matt, let me ask you about some of the hot topics are talking about. i want to hear from you about some of the transformations that have taken place in this year's cpac. we know president trump's controversial chief strategist steve bannon was invited for the first time this year, quite a contrast from last year when bannon and his colleagues ran a rival conference, called "the uninvited." >> since i've been chairman, the uninvited have been the invited, they've been at cpac and talked at cpac. steve bannon is someone i know well and have worked with over a decade. i know some people say some of the most horrible things about him and th

by the way, we have to give a shoutout for this one for phillip bump, he's on the show often.e added all this up. washington post. we are basically stealing him. phillip bump, i thought i'd give you a quick credit for that. 744 hours so far in the trump presidency and broke it down. excuse me, he broke it down. let's see if we can find that. a couple things here. he said, for instance, the time that donald trump has spent in listening sessions of the 744. 14 hours we are spent in that. 21 hours were spent in phone calls or meetings. how about six hours with signing ceremonies? you don't just walk in and sign it, you have a whole ceremony. six hours of those 744 were spent signing things. how about four hours in news conferences? we know more than an hour was spent in that one the other day where donald trump went in there and attacked the media, also about 74.3% of his time, exactly 72.3%, three quarters time spent in washington, d.c. in this that first month. couple different ways to measure that first month or the first 744 hours if you will of the trump presidency. a break

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i will give them a big shoutout. there are a loft things they need to do. the v.a. has been a leader in ptsd treatment. it's an issue across this country. we passed a bill called the 21st century cures act where we acknowledge that we need to do more for it not just rhett rans but other patients in this country that are suffering from ptsd. one of the biggest things we'll have to do -- i know the doctor is concerned and worried about this is to transform the v.a.'s i.t. system. what i mean by that? we spent $4.5 billion last year. ,000 five00 million dollars on technology. right now the v.a.'s health care system is a good one. the electronic health care system you've got -- i can tell you this from personally installing one, it's not easy to do. i say this as a joke but not, as electronic health record system that made me a congressman. it drove me crazy learning how to use the thing. technology's good if it works. the v.a. system needs to be reformed for their billing. we're sending people out on the choice program which we know is not working like it should. i cou

>> first of all a shoutout for congressman lance for doing it and for a thoughtful interview with lisaing another town meeting because several of his colleagues have tucked tail and run and ducked it. so the energy, judy, is real. there's no doubt about it. but i think ross baker put the point well, political philosopher and teacher, when he said i it isn't as focused. it's quite diffused. there are those who want to impeach donald trump. donald trump, i hate to tell people who are concerned about it, is not going to be impeached. american people believe in giving somebody a fair chance. he's a new president. there have been troubles, there have been problems, and the stock market just set ten days in a row of new records, whether because of him or in spite of him. so that's -- but the energy is real and the question is can it be focused, can it be disciplined, can it be sustained? >> woodruff: how do you answer all those questions? >> first of all, donald trump is not going to be impeached this month. let's not close our possibilities. i want so say a couple of things. i do think what

real shoutout fighting for the jcpoa which senator murphy talked about. we had all of down behind that effort. we couldn't do it without you and it's a deal i think as we heard that in our view tremendous good for the united states and for israel, prevented iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb and avoided a war, opened the door to multi lateral dim plom see a -- diplomacy. first of all, most 50 billion and second of all, it's their money. it's a deal where iran is using its money to present itself from having a nuclear bomb. if trump did art of the deal man, he should appreciate that outcome. thank all of you for everything you've done over the last several years. >> so i don't know how to answer your question, it wasn't much of a transition passing of the baton on the middle east. i don't really answer that. i could answer -- >> talk about this moment, though, what do you expect and what from an israeli government, miss obama because bb used obama a lot to say to his cabinet at times u suspect i would do this except obama won't let me. >> i don't mind what

and i also just -- as a little shoutout, to the uk, u.s. fulbright commission, i was a fulbright scholar for six months in january to june. 2014. today is robert burns birthday. had to say it. all right. want to talk as fast as i can about my research project with claire at the university of us is sussex. how is it that overnight, a new prime minister, justin trudeau can appoint a gender parity cabinet overnight coming straight into office. that's a large cabinet, by the way. to be able to find 15 women, in a nation of 35 million people, that shouldn't be too difficult. but here we have the lovely tony abbott and liberal party but on the right and in australia when he came into office after his first election, he managed to only appoint one woman, julie bishop, she was the only woman to enter cabinet as the foreign minister that was the lowest number since 1998 of women in cabinet in australia. that was on john howard for the liberals in 1998. she constitutes 5.5% of the cabinet. how does this happen that in 2015 we have the canadian cabine

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>> recently, we got a shoutout from snoop dogg.> you know what, i smell a clab. >> how about that? >> with snoop, i smell something. >> my mama said, was he being nice? yes, he was really nice. >> terrific. >> pretty cool, huh? it was awesome. >> man, that's great. >>> you sing in a lot of stadiums. well, there's some folks who are wondering, is it time to end the stadium tradition of the wave? one hockey team says yes. what do you think? >> no, no. it is so much energy. >> it's fun. >> when you see the wave, you know they're into it. they want to be there. >> the fans get to be part of it. >> what harm does it do? >> well, arizona coyotes official twitter scolded fans by saying, attention fans in section 112, we don't do the wave. >> oh! >> what am i missing? is there a safety hazard? >> i don't understand. from what i understand, this team is having a little trouble attracting fans. i don't think that's the way you get more fans. hey, guess what, you suck! don't -- we don't want you to be part of us. >> that's when you do the wav