arrests in that massive manhunt as three escaped inmates remain at large. now an exclusive look inside the maximum security jail, the fugitives sawed through it to authorities now warn they could be anywhere. you like me now super bowl bound quarterback cam newton criticized for everything from his end zone celebrations to his fashion choices saying he's being attacked because of the color of his skin. now, the so-called superman is letting his playing do the talking as he gets ready for a huge showdown. and good morning, america. let's keep that how you like me now going. it applies to cam newton. who else does it apply to? donald trump right now. no question bit. what a scene last night. donald trump toe to toe with bill o'reilly on fox news. all signs he did not convince him to take the debate stage. >> take a look at these poll now at 32%. not showing up at tonight's >> or is he keeping his momentum going? that is the big question now. he'll hold his own event in des moines and tweeted out a couple other candidates will join him there as well. just four days until the iowa caucuses. it's "your voice, your vote" and we begin with tom llamas in des moines. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this gop debate fiasco has essentially turned into a prize fight. senator ted cruz saying last night he's booked a venue for saturday night in sioux city, iowa, to debate trump one-on-one and superpac says they'll give $1.5 million to a veterans charity if trump shows up. overnight the gop drama starring donald trump taking wild turns. >> i don't think not showing up at the debate tomorrow night is >> reporter: first trump appearing on the very network whose debate he's boycotting. >> i was not treated well by fox and i said, you know, how much i have zero respect for megyn kelly. i don't think she's very good at what she does. i think she's highly overrated. >> in your christian faith -- turning to the bible suggesting trump channel his christian debate instead of hosting his own event at drake university. >> you know it's called an eye for an eye also. you can look at it that way. >> that's old testament. no, no, no. >> bill, you are taking -- >> if you're the christian, the eye for the eye goes out. here's what it is. turning the other cheek. >> you're taking this much more seriously than i am. >> reporter: asking trump if he's being too tense tiff. >> a lot of people thought when you started to that this was a joke, that you're a buffoon. you know it all. but now -- >> i don't think they thought i what kind of a statement is that? >> reality guy -- >> not a nice way of expressing. >> reporter: overnight another development. >> in a one-on-one debate mano a mano. >> reporter: the cruz team sending this letter to the trump campaign announcing the duel which reads in part, we owe it to the men and women of iowa. >> so, we have a venue. we have a time all we're missing is a candidate. >> reporter: the trump campaign calling this a desperate attempt to gain more publicity and that the cruz campaign is failing in iowa. i caught up with cruz after his late night rally. you think donald trump is afraid to debate you personally. >> actions speak louder than words. i would welcome him in sioux city saturday night. we have a venue, a town hall and at the end of the day i don't think he's afraid of megyn i don't even think he's afraid of me. i think he's afraid of the people of iowa. doesn't want to answer their questions or defend his record. >> reporter: and as for that from that superpac supporting ted cruz if the debate happens between trump and cruz, the trump campaign tells me superpac money is dirty money and the superpacs own ted cruz and open to debating but in canada. >> thank you. a lot to talk about on the democratic side, as well bernie sanders and hillary clinton now neck and neck in iowa. a new poll out this morning showing sanders at 45%. that's within three points of hillary, meaning they are statistically tied. abc's jon karl has the very latest from des moines. good morning to you, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. with just four days to go until those iowa caucuses, the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is getting heated and personal. overnight before an overflow crowd in mason city, iowa, bernie sanders took this shot at hillary clinton. >> my opponent is not in iowa tonight. philadelphia investment firm. >> reporter: the clinton campaign hit back noting that hillary also met with nearly 50 african-american ministers from across the country while in philadelphia. clinton called out sanders for his recent attacks on her high speaking fees. >> senator sanders has started to get increasingly personal with his attacks even compared me to dick cheney last week which, you know, is kind of a low blow. >> reporter: earlier in the day sanders was back in washington traveling to the white house to meet with the man he hopes to >> the president and i discussed this morning a number of issues. >> reporter: sanders emerged from the 45-minute meeting predicting he can pull off an iowa upset over clinton. >> if there is a large turnout i think we win. >> reporter: while president obama's pledged he'll remain doing everything she can to embrace him. >> i don't think president obama gets the credit he deserves. >> reporter: but there are signs of bernie sanders' momentum n iowa even at this alley. >> 60% bernie, 40% hillary right now. >> reporter: in the final stretch, the clinton campaign is hoping for a big boost from bill clinton, in fact, the former president looks like a candidate he has 13 events between now and the caucus. george, that means that bill clinton will actually be doing more campaign events in iowa than hillary clinton. >> my goodness. that's what he loves. jon karl, stand by. i'm here with matt dowd, our political analyst. yesterday you posed the question on donald trump, would his refusal to go to the debate be seen as a sign of strength or weakness. 24 hours later? >> his supporters are sticking with him through thick and thin in the course of this. i don't think that's a problem at this point. it's interesting, everybody that opposes donald thinks it was a bad idea. everybody that supports donald thinks it was a good idea. >> at a minimum he's owning the news cycle but poses a bit of a and other candidates. no empty podium at the debate tonight but how do the moderators and other candidates stage. >> this is going to be a fascinating conversation because trump more now than they did if i think ted cruz is more disappointed than fox news that donald trump isn't at the debate because i think ted cruz is now behind donald trump. ted cruz needs to start worrying about marco rubio. momentum in iowa. if he isn't careful marco rubio could come up and finish second. >> you talked about the momentum for bernie sanders in iowa right now. but that latest poll out this morning shows hillary clinton with a small lead, basically a dead heat, right now in these final days and he had that meeting with president obama yesterday. he pretty much had to do that after seeming to put on the scale for hillary earlier in the week. >> yeah, in the timing was interesting bringing him off the iowa caucuses but the president had to come out and show he is keeping by his vow that he will be neutral in this race even though clearly the clinton campaign believes that if you went into that secret ballot that president obama would be voting for his former secretary of state. >> matthew, the clinton campaign has to worry about deja vu. thought they had a lead going into the caucuses eight years ago. >> if they let bernie sanders win iowa he will win new hampshire and then this race totally resets in a different territory than they ever thought. >> matthew dowd and jon karl, to amy. some major developments in that weeks' long standoff in anti-government protesters and law enforcement. overnight police making more arrests as one of the jailed leaders calls on remaining militants to stand down and go home. burns, oregon, with the latest. good morning to you, neal. >> reporter: good morning, amy. even though it's harder to get a handle on what's going on out for certain their numbers are seriously beginning to dwindle. this morning, jailed militant leader ammon bundy speaking out through his attorney and making an about-face telling his federal land to give up and go home. let us take this fight from here. please stand down. >> reporter: overnight the fbi taking into custody three more federal felony count of conspiracy. police tightening their grip on the remaining militants now sealed off by heavily armed fbi s.w.a.t. teams at roadblocks eight miles out as we found out when approaching. >> we can't let anyone through this way. >> reporter: police spoke out wednesday but gave no details about how lavoy finicum ended up shot to death by law enforcement, following a traffic stop and sweeping series of arrests along a rural road. the action leaving the occupation's leadership behind >> didn't have to happen. we all make choices in life. sometimes our choices go bad. >> reporter: the group's supporters claim finicum was murdered while surrendering. >> they shot lavoy literally murdered him and was ambushed. >> but an alleged witness in the convoy says that's not what happened. >> he charged at the law enforcement. he was not on his knees. there was a miscommunication. >> reporter: this morning investigators here are still sorting it all out and conducting a full investigation. out at the compound we have reports of perhaps as few as five militants left raising hopes that this long siege could soon be over. george. >> thanks, neal. we turn to the latest on that zika virus linked to a severe birth defect. there are now at least 21 zika cases in the u.s. across ten states, the world health organization is addressing the spreading virus today and joined now by dr. anthony fauci from the national institutes of thank you for joining us this morning. you're calling this a pandemic in progress. >> indeed, it is because the outbreak in south america particularly in brazil and the caribbean certainly is expanding at an alarming way and the association and, again, geographically with this birth defect when the virus infects pregnant women although the evidence for that not definitive. it's highly suggestive that there is this association with microcephaly and have you two things, a brand-new pandemic in progress and evolving in the western hemisphere. at the same time that you're seeing these disturbing sequela in pregnancy of infants born with this very, very difficult disability. yeah. >> spreading in the u.s. as well. ten states right now, how severe is the threat to pregnant women here? >> well, we're going to see regions in south america and in the caribbean who will come back to the united states and be ill having been bitten by mosquitoes in the region. that's a big difference than people who are spreading the virus locally in the united states. so, thus far, we have not seen local spread except in puerto rico and in the virgin islands. >> finally i know you met with president obama in the white house yesterday. what's the action plan to address the spread of this virus and are the olympics in brazil at risk? >> we spent over an hour and a half with the president in the situation room talking about the plans of the cdc for the kinds of control, the research agenda both at the cdc and the nih, better diagnostic, really an accelerated aggressive approach to developing vaccines with regard to the olympics, what the brazilians are doing and planning is probably the best way and the immediate manner to curtail this is that very vector control getting rid of mosquitoes from the standpoint of insecticides but also getting rid of the breeding grounds of mosquitoes, standing water in pots, tires, things like that taking a very aggressive approach to do that. >> dr. fauci, thanks for your time this morning. >> good to be with you. >> this is so serious and all of you can get the latest on the zika virus on our site, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now to cecilia vega here with today's other top stories. you're starting with another health crisis, this contaminated water in flint. >> that's right. michigan's governor overnight releasing stark new details about the severity of the water crisis in flint saying about 200 children have elevated levels of lead in their blood. it comes as investigators say the lead level in the city's water supply has been trending better but that it is still too dangerous to drink. new details in that los angeles bound american airlines flight forced to return to london. the jumbo jet making an passengers and crew members suddenly got sick. one flight attendant collapsed in the aisle. investigators found no evidence of hazardous substances, airflow contamination may be the cause. and take a look at this, a trucker in jeopardy dangling from an icy pennsylvania hillside is alive thanks to this group of strangers who formed a human chain. more than half a dozen people there holding that big rig steady until they could pull the driver from the smashed cab. and we have an anniversary to mark, the space shuttle "challenger" disaster was 30 years ago today. there will be ceremonies nationwide to honor the seven "challenger" exploded 73 seconds after liftoff. and easy victory for serena williams, means she is now headed to the finals of the australian open for the seventh time. and finally, what is more fun than watching your favorite hoop just check out the cavaliers j.r. smith's backboard pass to lebron james there to slam it in. not that unusual for lebron but set this kid off into a major happy dance that made everyone watching smile right there with him. that is like me on friday after work. >> i've seen you do that. >> yes. >> oh. >> that was fantastic. >> we'll continue the sports theme. to the super bowl and panthers quarterback cam newton lightning fast on the field and a bit of a lightning rod for critics as well this morning spiking out and abc's ryan smith has the details. >> reporter: he's been called everything from a showboat. >> that's an extended celebration if you're an opponent. >> reporter: to immature. but this morning cam new on the, the end zone dabbing quarterback of the carolina panthers. >> the carolina panthers are nfc champions. >> reporter: is saying the reason behind some of that >> i'm an african-american quarterback that may scare a lot of people because they haven't seen nothing that they can >> gets up, skipping along, takes a bow. >> reporter: newton saying wednesday his on-field exuberance is nothing new and that despite the criticism he's staying true to himself. >> i'm doing exactly what i want to do, how i want to do it and when i look in the mirror, it's me. >> reporter: his comments lighting up the internet. some claiming hypocrisy, the end zone dances of white quarterbacks are celebrated. while others saying of newton, a prerehearsed dance is never classy regardless of race. the panthers coach saying he identifies with his star player. >> some people want to tag me as a hispanic head coach. i just want to be tagged as a head coach. i don't think he wants to be known as an african-american quarterback but as a quarterback and a great one at that. >> reporter: for newton he says there's another reason his critics have him in their cross hairs. is we're winning. >> newton stressing he doesn't live for critics or to suit an image, that nobody has changed him. his fans hoping he doesn't change on the field. a super bowl win would make hip the third quarterback to win the college national championship and super bowl, guys. >> he's really a target but fun to watch. >> fun to watch and a lot of people say, hey, he's just being himself. >> reminds me of joe namath. >> got to love that he chose number one too. >> to rob. 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states. also this morning, the world they're forming an emergency virus. just moments ago one of america's top health officials told us the cdc is planning an aggressive approach. also this morning, so many of us rely on those digital apps like siri to answer our question, tell us where to go. how right are they? well, we have a really fun experiment coming up this morning. you'll have to wait for that. >> define fun. >> funny. >> okay. looking forward to that. but we are going to begin with new developments in the california prison escape. police made several arrests connected to the case but the three fugitives are still on the loose. this morning kayna whitworth takes us inside the jail for an exclusive first look at how the prisoners may have escaped. good morning, kayna. morning to you. so, authorities are saying more mentioned, we were given and on the roof and there we learned more about the details in these court documents, things like deputies finding inmate issued sandals on the roof and the blanket in a tree. first, taking you inside the maximum security jail where these three allegedly violent criminals escaped seven days ago. overnight, authorities making multiple arrests in connection with the search. >> so are these people affiliated with this gang? >> some of them are. not all of them but certainly that's where we've been placing the focus. >> reporter: but jonathan tieu, hossein nayeri and bac duong remain at large. authorities say they cut and moved aside the barbed wire and anchored their ropes and repelled down the building. court documents shedding new light on the elaborate escape. went from a door to the plumbing sling to pull themselves up into the ventilation tunnels. how the escape happened without being noticed still unexplained. >> they had to have tools to do that and so we're still investigating where and how they got those tools, because it's very obvious it's not something manufactured inside the jail. >> reporter: the sheriff believe s that this man was the mastermind. >> was calculating a way to get out of the jail. >> reporter: jonathan tieu and bac duong stand accused of murder and attempted murder with gang ties. new photos showing tattoos and markings. investigators now pressing vietnamese communities for information hoping the $200,000 reward will help. >> there's fear in the community, i also wanted to reassure them that we're doing everything we can to get these individuals back into custody. >> reporter: the sheriff saying this is her worst nightmare to have someone escape from her jail and one of the biggest questions moving forward in the investigation is how these inmates got their hands on the tools they used to cut themselves out. amy. >> all right, kayna, thank you so much. and now to a new twist in look like a murder. officials believe he actually stole thousands of dollars from a youth police group and his widow has been indicted. alex perez has the story. >> he was my best friend. >> reporter: this morning the widow of fox lake illinois police lieutenant joe gliniewicz free on bail. >> did you want to say anything to the people who supported you? >> reporter: melody gliniewicz is saying nothing after being indicted in suburban chicago wednesday accused of conspiring with her husband who officials believe embezzled thousands of dollars from his police department's youth program. police say in september, the officer nicknamed g.i. joe killed himself staging his suicide to look like a homicide. >> do you need a second unit? >> go ahead. >> reporter: even radioing for help fearing his alleged misuse of funding would be exposed. but prosecutors now say melody was in on the scheme alleging the pair misspent more than program which joe ran for financing a trip to hawaii and more than 400 restaurant bills. the couple even posting photos from some of those outings on social media. >> money from this explorer account that was supposed to be used for explorer purposes was being used for personal reasons. her husband's death, melody defended him. the community initially embracing her as she grieved but her attorneys now saying she too was deceived. melody is a victim of her husband's secret actions and looks forward to her day in court to show the world her innocence. melody is charged with misuse of charitable funds and money laundering, if convicted she could face up to seven years in prison. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> all right, our thanks to alex for that. coming up, so many use features like siri to answer our questions. how do they really stack up? scan your mylowe's card at check out and get reminders each season to change your air filters. so you can relax and your family can breathe easy all year long. save 15% when you buy 4 or more select filtrete filters from 3m. my trainer didn't believe me that trop50 could taste so good and still have 50% fewer calories. can i stop, jane? no. trop50. tastes so good you won't believe 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"the new york times" put them to the test and our gio benitez has the results. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the future. >> library computer. >> background on actor anton caridean. >> reporter: today it's the butt of jokes. >> siri, how do you perform cpr on a dog? >> i found four places named starbucks. >> reporter: just about all of us have virtual personal assistants on our smartphones, apple has siri. google has google. microsoft has cortana and amazon, alexa so technology reporter brian chen created an experiment. he asked the virtual assistants to complete 16 tasks in categories like music, productivity, travel and commuting, dining, entertainment and sports. calendar and e-mail. google is much better at commute related tasks like mapping. microsoft was actually pretty mediocre across the board and alexa is really good at music so despite them all claiming they're pretty good at focused and concentrated on certain tasks. >> reporter: so we decided to conduct our own experiment up against each other with one of chen's questions. >> hey, siri, who is playing in the super bowl? >> super bowl 50 will be played on february 7th. >> reporter: but she didn't say who so now we test cortana. who is playing in the super bowl? so this basically came up with a search option, okay, google -- >> denver broncos will take on the carolina panthers. >> reporter: we got our answer. microsoft and amazon have not commented. google tells us it's graded answers questioning about the best flights to your destination, find out where your quick message to a friend. and apple tells us siri has gotten faster and smarter. and that she has but, guy, i wasn't supposed to be here this morning. but it didn't quite work. my personal assistant couldn't get me there. messed me up. >> or did you oversleep? >> yeah. >> but we did get "gma" producer cameron brock out there. he's at a smarthome to show us another device. i'm so sorry, man. >> it's siri's fault. >> it's okay and, you know, good thing is that i automatically get here. so, this thing controls like everything in the house with this tablet. does the blinds, it will actually turn on and off the tv. and using my voice, i can control the music, alexa, turn off the music. and the light, alexa, turn off the floor lamp. >> hey. >> that alexa is a smart gal. >> not smart enough to get gio to work. >> didn't work quite well with the directions but i use it every day with my calendar through siri. >> thanks, gio. now, get home. coming up, everybody, those two determined sailors trying to cross the atlantic. joining us exclusively opening up about the dangers and their adventures at sea. tyra banks has a big announcement saying she's a mom. we'll tell you all about it coming up. >> for a long time it's so funny when i was 23 years old. coming up. >> for a long time it's so funny when i was 23 years old. medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savings that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar chobani simply 100 . it's the only light greek yogurt with zero preservatives. to love this life is to live it...naturally. all the hard work... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at university of phoenix, count your relevant work and college experience as credits toward your degree. you take my breath away... so i thought i'd return the favor. at jared, we only sell one piece of jewelry for valentine's day... the one that puts your heart in her hands. and it's waiting for you... at jared. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. watch out, piggies! 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>> well, first of all they weren't emergency calls. we left a very accommodating border control like our homeland security people advised us to be in touch. >> sir robin knox-johnston has said this is no longer a joke. it's costing between 6,000 and 8,000 pounds every time a lifeboat is launched. fortune. thee need to pack it in, hell out of our waters. >> he ought to revisit history >> the point is -- >> the contributions are mutual. >> it costs them money but if they're not out looking for us, they're out practicing and we give them good practice. so it costs money. >> you're both 71 years old. why make this voyage now. >> this is a very simple question and i've answered it and people aren't satisfied with the answer. i bought a boat in norway. i wanted to take it home to maine. the only way i could get there would be to sail it. it's not an adventure. anything. i want to take it home and enjoy my boat. beautiful boat. very solid and we're enjoying it. >> for me the opportunity was great, steve and i went to college together and hooked up on facebook in march and we've had a great journey since then and i think we'll continue. >> we are wishing you the very best and godspeed. bob weise and steve shapiro, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for letting us confront popular opinions. >> good morning, america. >> did he just blow him a kiss? 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"good morning america" is brought to you by panera bread. food as it should be. ght to you by panera bread. 7:56. du campus police looking for someone who forcibly fondleed another person. three different incidents happening in the course of about a week. du issued this alert about 2:00 this morning. this happened, the latest one at iliff and josephine. suspect description, not a lot to go on, stands about 6 feet tall, light skined, wearing a black sweatshirt. if you attend du, be on the lookout and if you notice anything suspicious, please call the police there on the du campus. let's check your forecast, here's lisa. >> first alert weather with a really pretty nice start to the day. mid- to upper 20s now. lots of sunshine. gorgeous wind -- gorgeous sight. wind out of the southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. highs today anywhere from 49 in greeley to upper 50s in denver. upper 40s to upper 50s. boulder today a high of 53. very pleasant afternoon, with mostly sunny skies. next three days are going to be pleasant. we'll stay close to 60 through saturday, with a change by sunday. by sunday you're going to find an increase in clouds, colder temperatures. 40 for the second half of our weekend, and a chance for snow heading into the first of next week. >> heavy stop and go. we'll start with the north side, rock solid. cdot is aware the work by 84th is causing this traffic jam every morning. you're looking at heavy stop and go traffic back from before 120th. i-76, 270, i-70, earlier problems are clear. but that is a long slow ride heading east past the coliseum. side of downtown. delays 225. couple of accidents, one at parker, the other one, more significant one at yosemite, and that's causing big delays even parker road. maybe going around cherry creek reservoir would help you out. a lot of traffic down between downtown and the denver tech center. that's about half an hour. this traffic jam coming up from good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and we have oprah's secret meeting overnight. a private call with weight watchers members where she reveals that she was at her wit's end dealing with her weight. she says this time is different when it comes to dealing with food reminding her fellow members to never give up. parenting alert this morning. the challenge that just landed a 14-year-old in the hospital. so many teens posting photos and videos trying to outdo each the bizarre viral trend that could put your kids in danger. i'm on top of the world baby surprise. overnight she's just welcomed a son by surrogate calling him the best present that she's worked and prayed for. the final countdown the super bowl from alec baldwin >> ah, brilliant. >> to christopher walken for kia. >> to you'll never guess who's happy birthday mr. super >> the celebrities headed for bang bang into the room here live in times square as we say -- let me take you there and good morning, america. robin on assignment today but it's great to have wayne brady he is here this morning. you know he's doing "kinky boots" on broadway and this morning, he's going to do a little bit of that, also make a >> looking forward to that. breakfast rap. i had visions of bacon. got it. i was thinking eggs. all right. and then we have a story that all parents need to hear. it's a big headline about kids and some possible frightening side effects from antidepressants. dr. jennifer ashton is here with important details every parent needs to know. counting down to valentine's day & steals." tory is here with sweet savings just $9. you go, girl. >> all right, that is all coming up. let's go to cecilia now with the morning rundown. good morning, guys. the big story, will he or won't he? donald trump still insisting that he will not participate in tonight's gop debate on fox news. trump telling bill o'reilly last night he was pushed away by fox news anchor megyn kelly, still enjoying a wide lead in the polls, trump's closest competitor is upping the ante. ted cruz has challenged trump to a one-on-one debate. it in canada?" and three more members of federal wildlife refuge in they turned themselves in overnight. the group's leader ammon bundy speaking out from his jail cell is urging the remaining militants to leave the refuge and go home. and overseas authorities in austria are investigating the mysterious death of a young american who had been working as a nanny. abc's alex marquardt is in vienna with the latest. >> reporter: this morning, investigators in vienna mystified about the death of 25-year-old american lauren mann. a police spokesman told us the case is being treated as a murder but that they haven't determined the cause of death. mann from colorado was found dead on tuesday night in this apartment she'd been living in. this is the front door of her apartment here on the second floor of the building. after she didn't show up for work, firemen forced their way in. you can see now it's been sealed off. there's also a light fixture down here. when they went in, they found mann had been studying in austria and working as a nanny for the past three years. her host family said she was very reliable. and when she didn't pick up one of the children from school they got concerned and called the police. mann's body was found half naked on her mattress with a pool of blood but a preliminary autopsy showed no external wounds. mann's neighbor told us the neighborhood is very peaceful and safe. >> it was absolutely surprising, something you would never expect. >> reporter: friends have been questioned and the police are looking for more. but for now there are no suspects and no arrests have been made. for "good morning america," alex marquardt, abc news, vienna. >> and our thanks to alex. well, we should all be so lucky. barbie is well into her 50s and still sporting a perfect body that somehow never manages to change, at least not until now. barbie has a whole new look just unveiled by "time" magazine. barbie, tall barbie and petite transformation in barbie's 57-year history with the new today. a candidate for the dumbest criminal ever. he broke into an alabama business carrying a crowbar and there he is staring straight into the security camera. he steps away then he comes back, yep, getting even closer to the lens. police now searching for a name to match that very well-known amy, that was for you. i know you like your dumb criminals, amy. but we turn to you now with that big headline for parents this morning. >> thank you, cecilia. that just made my thursday. appreciate that. right now we do have an alarming report that is getting a lot of attention this morning suggesting that children who take some common antidepressants may be more likely to become aggressive and have suicidal thoughts than was previously believed. abc news senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton is here with the latest and, jen, tell us about this study. what did think find? >> so, this is the actual study this is what we call a meta analysis, so these researchers looked at many other studies, many other reviews, they teased through what they thought was data really done with a good method and what they found was that in adolescents and children taking antidepressants, there was a doubling in their risk of aggressive behavior and restlessness. really one of the first times that those two particular end points were studied in a cumulative manner like this. now, there can be flaws with the methodology here, so you really have to take this with a grain of taught, but it brings up what are the risks in this age group with this medication. >> so as a doctor, what do you tell parents in light of this new study if they have a child who is suffering? >> listen, it's a very complex decision-making process. i encourage people, think like a doctor. you want to ask four questions, what are the risks of taking this medication, what are the risks of not taking the medication then you have to ask the flip side, what are the benefits of taking the benefits of not taking the medication and then you have to factor in alternatives like exercise, psychotherapy, a holistic approach and weigh that for the individual. this is not cookie cutter. >> and let me play strong devil's advocate there. there are people who believe children should not be taking these type of medications at all for any reason. how do you respond? >> you can't throw out the baby with the bathwater. here, in fact, we reached out to the american psychiatric association last night that said in the right patient, these medications can be life-saving so this has to be individualized and wrap this in to a mental health professional team approach, parent, child, medical and psychiatric team and make that decision on a case-by-case basis. >> thanks so much. always available taking questions online on twitter. >> over to lara now. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." another big parenting alert this morning. this is about this duct tape challenge the kids are trying. it could be very dangerous. and we're also going inside fellow weight watchers. and then we're counting down to the super bowl with a look at some of this year's really amazing ads. and an old friend, wayne brady, starring on broadway and with us this morning. hello, my dear. we're excited to talk to you. i understand you're doing a little breakfast rap. no eggs included. >> yes. >> we'll get into that coming up. 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>> does that work just saying, oh, look, something bad can happen? >> there are a couple of things, parents need to -- one of the things that helps is if you talk to your kids. parents told us that when they have a conversation with their child and it's not talking down to them or yelling at them, look, this is going on, this is scary, this can happen, their kids respond better and more likely to make better choices. doesn't always work but can >> i was telling you harper likes to ride an air mattress down the stairs these days and i'm sort of torn. it's a tiny stair. let her have fun. of course. no postings. she's not allowed to post. >> kids think they're invincible. and that's part of the problem. they don't look at more tall the same way but that's why i think stories like skylar's can be helpful. they're cautionary tales. i looked at this challenge and thought, well, this isn't so bad. not as bad as the cinnamon challenge or surfing on the street but you can see what can happen. if you share what happens, if you show them there can be real consequences to silly things they do. >> duct taping your whole body. what can go wrong? >> everything. >> everything could go wrong. >> and if they ask, don't buy the duct tape. >> don't buy the duct tape. lock it away. >> that's a great nugget. a little takeaway for you. >> thank you, ericka. >> thank you. from duct tape parenting alert to oprah back in the headlines this morning with her fellow weight watchers. we told you how she has shed 26 pounds while enjoying bread. now we're getting an inside look at her secret strategies. abc's abbie boudreau has the details. >> i don't deny myself bread. i have bread every day. >> reporter: overnight the queen of talk hosting a phone call exclusively for weight watchers members. oprah revealing how she dropped 26 pounds using the program since she became a part owner last fall. weight watchers' stock rising after the media mogul joined the company. >> i was really at my wit's end. i've actually done no carbs, vegan, protein shakes and green drinks all in one day. well, what's different for me this time is i've made the decision that it's not a diet and everybody has watched me, i've gone on a diet and then gone off the diet. the difference for me is i have made the shift to this is the way i'm going to live for the rest of my life. >> reporter: sharing her >> beating yourself up, that no longer exists for me, and that's the beauty of this program. >> reporter: giving tips to members about putting yourself first. >> i get it in first. there is no me if you don't do it first. the idea of putting yourself first is a foreign concept to a lot of women. >> reporter: and how to stay on track. >> rather than throwing in the towel, give yourself credit for every time you don't. every time you make a move in the direction of being accountable to the points, you times strength equals power. >> reporter: oprah's celebrating sharing words of encouragement. >> the ability to move freely inside your body is one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself. i'm going to turn 62. what i know more than ever is you have nothing without your health. >> reporter: reminding people to never give up. >> and the fact that we all have community to say no matter how many times i've been challenged by it, i refuse to give up until i get it right. i'm just here to not only share my story, but to try to be an inspiration to other people who want to share theirs. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> iove ose rds,trenh plustrenh eqls per. yea tho areordso ta home absotely hap birday opr. >> yh. >>appyirthy. >> l's hd ouide rob >>hey, guys, listen, it's cold out so it's a good day to wear a hat, especially if you're one of the seven dwarfs which it's national have fun at work today. >> absolutely. >> so, what do you do at work? >> when i'm at work i whistle. >> that's shocking. >> what's the song? can you give me a whistle song. let's start.whistling "whistle while you work" ] >> nice work and you're here. by the way, snow white and the digital and blu-ray available february 2nd. nice little disney plug there. we could see several inches across the pacific northwest. two, actually three storm s s coming in, we start the snow levels high and drop them. we'll see locally two feet of snow on top of all of the fantastic powder they've had out there west. denver, you're mild until the snows come early next week. >> all right, guys. that's national have fun at work day. what's more fun than "pop news." turn it over to lara. >> oh, thank you so much. i was just going to mention that. you are required to have fun in "pop news," everybody. breaking news this morning, great news too, tyra banks is a mother. the former supermodel and her boyfriend of two years have welcomed a baby boy named york, york banks asla. tyra announcing the news that york arrived with the help of a surrogate sharing her excitement and gratitude with this instagram saying the best present we worked and prayed so hard for is finally here. she also thanked the angel of a woman who carried her miracle baby boy. tyra previously opened up about struggling with fertility issues and her desire to be a mom on "the fablife," so we congratulate you all and i'm hopeful that everybody is healthy and happy. >> congratulations. hey, another surprise this morning for you. this time it's for shaquille o'neal. last night jimmy kimmel gave shaq the surprise of a lifetime revealing he will be honored by his reaction was a slam dunk. take a look. >> this is -- and you don't know about this. this is a surprise to you. it. this is the statue of you they're putting up at the staples center. >> seriously? i swear to god. [ cheers and applause ] >> i swear to god. >> not a joke, shaq. he's in great company. the staples center also has statues of legendary lakers like jerry west, magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar. before kimmel revealed the statue's rendering, he asked shaq which team he would into the basketball hall of fame and the four-time nba champ >> well, what are you going to >> he had a great career with orlando. >> i know. >> the look on his face, the expression on his face was really heartwarming. >> yeah, it was really lovely. so far are you having fun on national have fun at work day? okay, good. take a look at this photo of a fan posing with bradley cooper. festival. see, the only problem is bradley cooper didn't go to the sundance film festival this year. the man is a doppelganger who is pretending -- >> the guy in the hat is not bradley cooper? >> wow. his smile. >> he's been partying, crashing at the film festival. at one party, guys, he tried to use a screen shot on his phone from "the hangover," of course, as his i.d. needless to say, the cooper copy, his jig is up. he better go back to his silver linings playbook. >> nice. >> if he wants to continue partying with hollywood's hottest. >> he was having so much fun until you called him out. >> busted by security when the dope used his phone. >> he'll get plenty of jobs out of it. >> you think so? all right. bradley, be concerned. and finally, introducing timo, the cat locked in a battle of wits and physics with this hammock. take a look. >> is that a cat hammock? >> it's a cat hammock, and this video was posted by his -- timo has a hard time figuring out how to get on his present. i mean -- >> it's hard being a cat in a hammock. >> oh. >> he has been outsmarted by that pesky hammock for months. >> he's having fun at work today. >> watch, though. nine lifetimes ahead of him. timo, you got time on your side and his owners say that after months he finally figured it out. >> there we go. >> so cute. >> just a little, you know, note to all of us, just keep trying like timo did, and you too -- >> here's the ultimate test of national have fun at work day. we still have a minute left. >> can you fill it? >> it's not fair. lara is always getting told to wrap, wrap, wrap, wrap, wrap. it's too short. >> and now she's getting this. this is what we get. how about you? >> zycam. zycam works. >> terrific. anything else you want to talk about? 30 seconds. can we put the camera on them. you have no idea, america. you know how every day i'm like, we'll be right back. well, today i have 30 more seconds. >> you have 30 more seconds. counting down to valentine's day and "deals & steals" and josh brolin coming in. we got wayne brady coming in. >> we still have 15 seconds. can you talk slower? >> we still have 15 seconds. >> and we also have some star power super bowl ads to bring to you. >> that's true. >> that should be fun. all the reasons why you should be tuning in and we'll be right it is 8:27. we're following breaking news in denver, where nearly a dozen people are out of their homes because of a fire. denver7 reporter eric lupher joins us from welton street and 24th with what we know so far. >> reporter: it was a transitional home off 24th and welton that went up in flames. transitional home for the homeless. some families running out with no shoes on, trying to get away. this is the home that went up in flames earlier this morning. we were the first news crew here to show you what was going on. smoke was billowing out of the second story window. one man was taken to a hospital in serious condition.. the red cross is here to assist. i'm eric lupher, denver 7. it's 8:27. first alert weather with a nice morning, today through saturday beautiful. 20s and 30s every morning. in the afternoon, upper 50s to near 60 degrees today through saturday. tomorrow, 60 on friday. a warm end to the week. next week we're not going to start off in the same fashion. by sunday that's when snow will start to develop. we'll see light snow in the mountains by tomorrow. that snow will spread east, so come sunday into monday with this neck system there is the chance for decent snow monday -` latest problems from lake wide along eastbound 6th at sheridan. all traffic is trying to get around the right side. the left lane is open. big backups now developing all heaviest traffic still on that north side, 270, i-70. all still busy. earlier problems cleared off. 225 the earlier accident at parker and yosemite also clear. about 15 alexa, what is a snack stadium? >> a stadium built entirely of snacks. >> ah, brilliant. marino, new list. i'm going to need a n architect, a five-star chef. >> snacks. >> that's funny. >> that's a matchup right there. alec baldwin and football hall of famer dan marino. dan marino is pretty funny. new super bowl ad, that's for amazon. one of many star-powered commercials. we have a sneak peek. >> i always love watching them. a sneak peek at the ones everybody will be talking about but right now you'll be talking about this. great bargains, "deals & steals" with amy. let's get over there. >> all right, guys. yes, we are counting down to tory johnson is here with great "deals & steals," sweet savings on gifts for the ones you love. >> all right, so we're starting first, bringing back some kind of old-school fun with puzzles so these are from collage.com. you can upload a single photo or a variety of photos and you can make a fun collage, you can add text to them. so many different varieties and so many sizes, one of my favorites, this picture of you and robin. i love it. >> a moment of pure bliss. >> just sort of pauses or moment of time and gives somebody a lot of fun. big assortment. normally these range from $30 to $50, everything slashed by at least 54%, so $14 to $22 and on this deal, free shipping. >> that's great. i love that. such a clever gift. this is fun. >> this is fun too. iken, watches and what's fun about these, one for you to hold on to, you get to choose all so many different things, a bezel face, a plain face, make matching ones for everything. whatever it is you like or buy the box set, a really good deal on these, as well. normally depending on what you choose, 35 to 50, these are all slashed by 60% so a single $14 or box set, 20 bucks. >> yeah, i could see my girls having a lot of fun with these. >> and really fun building them. >> these are adorable. >> this is the heart collection of all leather bags, so isn't this gorgeous? >> nice. >> really fun little wristlets, there's all kinds of clutches, cross body bags, leather key chains, everything is beautiful. not only the pieces that you see here but there are more in the valentine's day collection when you go online. >> if you don't like the heart there's some lips right here. >> like that. >> you got lots to choose from. really beautiful colors and just beautiful quality, as well. normally these are starting at $55 up to $195 slashed by at least 65% so the whole collection, $19 to $59. >> that is a great deal. all leather too. >> all, leather. so this is one that i really this is one pulled out for you. these are all hand made in hawaii by katherine weitzman, a jewelry designer. this is her large heart shaker >> so pretty. >> you see those little crystals in there shake. there's a variety of colors of from, sterling silver or 18 karat gold over sterling silver. the six you see right here and really, really beautiful on the inside. these normally start at $185, they're slashed by 77%. >> whoa. >> $42 to $44. >> you can get one for every special someone in your life. >> really beautiful. >> speaking of beautiful, this is just beauty in my eyes right here. >> sweet, these are from brownie points. two different sets to choose from. what i love about the sweetheart set is that it's all individually wrapped, so, you know, if you're buying and not eating it all at once, you can save them as you go. all of their -- these are the most popular flavors, big assortment or they've got the love bites and these are the ones crispy on the outside and inside. can't go wrong with either one of these. >> so good. >> and a really good deal, normally $18 to $30, these are all slashed in half, $9 to 15 bucks. >> all right, those are amazing deals. no excuse not to get your sweetie something on valentine's day from here and thanks to all these companies for providing these great dees and you can head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo for these bargains plus three bonus deals you can only get online and, guys, anyone want brownies? we had chocolate cake. oh, you already have your own tray. i'm bringing more. >> i'd rather have robach's love bites than george's love bites. let me go this route. >> that makes two of us. >> thank you. thanks, tor. oh, they are soft and moist on the inside. i just wanted to say that. brownies. >> very well done there. mm-mm. >> now you can't talk. countdown and those star-studded commercials we all love. game and this guy is here year's most highly anticipated ads. t.j., you have some favorites. >> i do have some favorites but right now i have been given 15 story. 15 seconds of ad time for the super bowl will cost you $2.5 million. for that amount of money companies are making sure they get their money's worth and bring out all the stops and celebrities. that's $2.5 million. >> roll 'em. >> neeson, schumer and rogen. williams. >> will you get the middle of my back? >> there is no back. >> i define myself. >> reporter: and wambach. >> you have to honor and own who you are, period. >> reporter: the lineup of super ads for super bowl 50 looks to be more star studded than ever. >> having a celebrity in a super bowl ad really kind of helps people come together around the brand because even if they don't care about the brand, per se, if it's a celebrity they lik,e they'll get excited about it and pay attention to the ad. >> reporter: this morning, we're commercials generating major buzz and major bombshells. happy birthday to you >> reporter: marilyn, is that you? snickers' latest installment of their you're not you when you're hungry campaign sees a husky-voiced marilyn monroe. happy birthday mr. super bowl >> reporter: it's a parody of the original serenade to president kennedy in 1962. happy birthday mr. president >> snickers hasn't yet confirmed who is playing marilyn, but there's been a little bit of talk online that it might be willem dafoe. >> richard, are you looking for these? >> reporter: everyone will be rushing to add walk-in closets to their home and a kia in their garage with this optima sedan ad. >> alexa, what's a snack stadium? >> a stadium built entirely of snacks. >> reporter: internet titan amazon is hoping to secure a touchdown with their first ever super bowl ad. >> even though, you know, brand, they've never had an ad during the big game so this kind of legitimizes them more as a consumer brand. they're promoting the amazon echo, which kind of cements them not just as a company with a website you buy things on but as a producer of actual products. >> reporter: and just who are these girls cruising in a hyundai waving at? >> even though they don't say what it's about, the name of the ad is ryanville, and it definitely is going to have some celebrity appearances. >> you get an audience of 120 they're starting to release these, and this is the trend get some buzz. morning america" but we're not getting 120 million, right? we're getting close, but this is what the trend is now. and the sexy ads don't work. those aren't the popular ones. >> keep it funny. >> funny ones. >> and puppy. >> heartwarming ones, clydesdales. >> my favorite, though, from the this one, it was actually controversial and who knows why? coke ad in which they were singing "america the beautiful" in all those different languages. >> oh, yeah. >> this is my favorite in recent memory. >> it was beautiful. >> a beautiful ad and it was controversial. how dare you sing the national anthem in anything other than english. >> there will be another controversial one this year. >> you know there will be. >> i almost feel like they aim to be a little controversial for this very reason. >> get a little buzz going. but, yes, i said 15 seconds but a 30-second ad costs $5 million, a record. >> get your checkbook out. t.j., thanks. thank you. we're going to get outside to rob for a last look at the weather. >> 50 years of super bowls and these ladies have seen every last one of them celebrating 70 years on this planet. we've gottipat and joan and andrea standin, so they decided to come celebrate. why did you decide to come to new york to celebrate your birthday? >> because it's just a good time to have with good friends from 50 years ago, so, yeah. >> you sound like you're from upstate. >> okay. >> so, you came down for the warmer weather. >> came down for the warmer weather. amazed you don't have any snow left. it's just wonderful. it is. >> it is wonderful. >> we're worried about queens, though. >> yeah, don't go to queens. look at this shot, laguna beach, california. you'll take that. springlike weather with an offshore flow. temps in the 70s before the cold air comes. look at the warm-up in the midwest too. 60 degrees in denver on saturday and warming up across >> all right. 70 years. this weather report is brought celebrated your birthday when? >> on monday. >> equal time, equal time for equal folks. lara. >> coming up we have superstar josh brolin with us live. he is talking all about his new role with george clooney and he'll talk to our george in just back now with josh brolin. he stars with george clooney in "hail, caesar!" playing an old time studio fixer to keep movie stars in line. >> never do that. >> shut up. you're going it to go out there and finish "hail, caesar!" and believe every word you say. you're going to do it because you're an actor and that's what you do, just like the director does what he does and writer and script girl. you'll do it because the picture has worth and you have worth if you serve the picture and you're never going to forget that again. >> josh brolin joins us. take a step back. that was real. >> what do you mean it's real? look, when you get offered a movie like do you want -- that's how they came to me. do you want to slap george around. i said, absolutely. it doesn't matter. i'll take a cut in pay. it doesn't matter. and so, you know, i mean, look at that. it's not real. it's fake. it's all fiction, man. >> no, i heard he had a wealth lt on his face. >> i told your producer that. >> otherwise, how am i going to get on the show? >> it worked. i'm here. >> tell us about eddie. he was a real character. >> eddie was a real character. >> what's a fixer. >> a fixer was somebody -- he was a hybrid. he was like a mafioso guy that used to run prospect park in new jersey for nick skank, a real name, the guy in there and these guys like went over and bought little pieces of property in hollywood and they went from making $40,000 to $400 million overnight when movies basically started in the '20s and '30s so this guy is the guy i play is more of a hybrid. he cares so much about his job. >> the cleaned up version. >> that's the most violent you'll see him in that movie. he's actually very sweet supply saw you getting shaved. >> on "fallon". check out this tweet. 2012. donald trump, josh brolin, a friend of mine was terrific in "men in black." congrats. now, that is true. you guys are friends? >> where did you find that? first of all, it was "men in black 3" so he has his years wrong so he may be going a little senile which may explain things but, yeah, we were friends. we are friends. i haven't talked to him in a while. it was the only premiere he ever went to. he said i just bled for you by going to the premiere. i like him, man. i liked him when we spent a lot of time together. i met him through wall street. you know, i was fascinated with what he did with manhattan. i mean he went down to grand central staying and built that hotel when manhattan was a cesspool and turned around the economy of manhattan so i think it's fascinating what's happening now. i'll stay out of it. >> he did lend you 20 bucks. >> i still owe him so we have the connection and we'll see. >> you're about to go to the even bigger screen right now. villain coming up. >> thanos. you would know so i'll say thanos. yeah, it's exciting. you know, i'm going to meet with kevin feigy and the head of marvel when i get back to los angeles when i'm out of the woods of north carolina. it's big. i really was. we were in the back woods of north carolina and there was no trailers, no -- "the revenant" has nothing on us. nothing. >> all right and "hail, caesar!" is so funny. cannot wait to see the whole thing. thanks for coming. >> wonderful to see you? "hail, caesar!" opens friday, friday, february 5th. wayne brady will be here in just switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider i know, we're here right now with the man who does it all. actor, singer, comedian, wayne brady, now taking over broadway in the hit show "kinky boots" playing the fabulous drag queen lola, a role "the new york times" says he performs with, quote, radiating stellar heat and humor. >> wow. okay. >> had you not heard that. >> good for me. >> yes, indeed, good for you. >> good for me. >> talk to me how you bring the heat as lola. >> well, i -- i think i just -- because my butt looks so good in the dress and i look good in the heels, but i think the heat is -- i play this part with passion and with a sense of love and humor. because i think those are things that i've got and i have no choice playing a character like lola. you've got to be open. you got to be really open. >> really comfortable in high heels too. >> well, that took a second. not to get gory with you but you i see you wearing these beautiful shoes. now i notice ladies' heels and everything. it's -- it took me a month to feel confident enough to walk on stage and i lost my pinkie toenail within the first week. >> casualty. >> and i had to ice my feet and in the middle of the night i'd wake up because i'd see my feet pulsing and there was a second when i really thought, am i going to be able to do this show? >> right. the dancing you're doing in stilettos. >> i love it now. i got to tell you i've been on broadway before and done theater all my life. this is the happiest that i've been on stage hands down. >> you know what, wayne, you can tell. >> good, good. >> you can really feel it. share with our audience if you will what is it about this role, about this broadway show that is so special. >> oh, the message of tolerance and love and anyone that hasn't seen it, you know, they go, queen in, i'm not -- well, it's so much more than that. it uses lola as this kid, you start off and see lola as a kid wearing high heels. dad is a boxer, get those things off and slabbed around his entire life and now he dresses in drag and sings. it's not about his sexuality. he's actually straight. it's more about he feels so comfortable being this person and he makes everyone around him feel good about themselves and that's the message. >> what a great message. >> that's the message. >> love it. >> day and age of cyberbullying. >> you cannot leave this show without smiling. i mean, you can't wipe it off. >> clapping and singing the songs with us. that's why i love it. i saw it four types before i joined the cast. >> just to make sure you were going to nail it which you have. switching roles you're so funny and also a terrific host. still enjoying do the day job, so to speak "let's make a deal." >> it's a great job. a host is a host. i love hosting and in "let's make a deal" i get a chance to improvise. it's not a job -- if somebody said i want you to be a game show host i'd run away. this job is not just that. it's crazy. you're in the middle of whack-a-doodles and everyone is dressed as basketballs and i get to give out money. big shoutout to jonathan and we get to make up the songs and make folks happy. >> i'm glad you mentioned it. had you did an awesome like rap-off with the cast of "hamilton." >> chris jackson, my boy, chris. >> love that video and just to wrap it up because we have 20 seconds, we hear you are a mad freestyle rapper. >> well, you can see that on "whose line is it anyway >> so you agreed. you got anything. >> you have audiences members that will hold up signs. i haven't seen these words. >> you will create a rap and we hit it. times square. >> i don't know if you folks are here or aware here i am on tv i'm in times square i was just listening to it's coffee didn't want to do that yes i george stephanopoulos do that now you look you're a fox please give me this crap man you can't beatbox you must know nightly i wear stilettos the next morn had to do that it's the great white way but now it's groodz when i had to do that that's supercalifragislistic- expialidocious . i'm done. >> that's what i do. >> the man can wrap and i am being wrapped. everybody, you don't want to "good morning america" is brought to you by american express open. powder supporter of small business on their journeys to growth. >> got to hand it to wayne brady. he really brought it. >> to get stephanopoulos into a rap. >> two thumbs up. >> have a great day, everyone. it's 8:56. breaking news, off the du campus, three different incidents of someone fondling another person. the third of those happened this week, the third one this morning, in about a week now. denver7 reporter sally mamdooh joining us from iliff. >> reporter: from talkkng to students out here, seems they're on edge after hearing this is the third incident of fondling. it happened here on iliff and josephine. the other two incidents happened not too far from here last week. the suspect description in this case is very similar here. it's very vague, but seems like the suspect is a tall male, about 6 feet tall, light skin, and was wearing a black sweatshirt during that time. this university is asking students to remain vigilant and walk in groups, especially at night. we're in denver, sally mamdooh, denver 7. it's 8:57. beautiful start to our day. 30 in denver. winds west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. sunshine dominating the state again. upper 20s to near 40 in some spots. castle rock at 40. boulder 44. state-wide it's going to be a nice afternoon. %- chilly this morning. later today in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees along the front range. we're going to stay there it looks like the next three days. colder with a chance of snow by sunday. >> feels like this accident will be here three days. eastbound side of 6th at sheridan. center lane blocked. they have a tow truck on scene, so should be out of here the next 10 minutes or less. big backups coming in from around wadsworth, 6th avenue. in the next 10 minutes should be clear. southbound i-25 heavy getting into downtown. all that construction at 84th avenue. i-70 and the drive to the 225 with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel 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