here's something to warm you up. >> do you really? maybe for four seconds. in balmy california, they held one of the fearless surf contests. sara will have this big story coming up. >> you're right. it doesn't warm me up at all. we'll start with the 100 million americans who will not be surfing this weekend from florida, to maine. a massive blast of arctic air. check out the windchills as we come on the air this morning. >> this is an extremely dangerous situation. people are being warned to stay indoors. and indra peter owens is in the frozen heart of story, buffalo, new york. good morning, indra. hope you're staying warm. >> good morning. right now the wind chill here in buffalo is 20 below. this is dangerous kind of cold. my eyes are watering. when you start to lose your inability, you know that threat for hype poe therm ya. overnight a dangerous arctic air blast. whiteout conditions. >> i definitely don't like it when it's this cold and especially tomorrow with the wind chill it will be very cold. >> reporter: new york city so frigid even fountains are freezing over. friends and family taking the time to bundle each other up in the cold weather. these moms had the right idea. lots of layers and a warm hat. >> jacket underneath his coat and his shirt. >> i have two shirts on. >> reporter: even our four-legged friends need extra protection from the cold. >> we won't see you until monday morning. until the temperature comes back it's too low. >> reporter: the record for the coldest high in buffalo is 5 degrees. we're not expected to see that number today. meaning we'll break a record from 1899, over 100-year old record to ever e enter this region. temperatures, as low as 30 below. now, you understand the danger and this cold air is still making its way into places like the northeast. new york city, you started the day off in the 20s, by the time you get to the afternoon, temperatures will drop to below 0, 4:00 in the afternoon. they do not stop there. by the time you go in through tomorrow, you could potentially drop another 20 degrees. places like boston tomorrow, 30 below with that wind chill. you have to understand the dangers of cold air. check on your neighbors and pets. this is a dangerous cold. >> i think the woman who said she wasn't going to come out until monday, she was on to something. >> the right idea. we want to move now to red-hot race for the white house. no love lost among the remaining six gop con tesandidates. and abc's mary bruce is south carolina. >> reporter: hi, paula. this is state known for picking winners and those bare-knuckle politics. we're seeing signs of that on the air waves and online and likely here tonight, on the debate stage. first showdown in the south. don't expect the candidates to act like southern gentlemen. >> as it guesses closer, it gets nastier and nastier. >> you have cruz, find out where he gets his money. >> reporter: after his big win in new hampshire, donald trump took a positive turn. i'm not going on do it. >> reporter: but no more. this morning, donald trump is launching blistering new attacks against ted cruz and threatening to sue. tweeting -- if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating and doing negative ads. -- >> there's irony in donald trump accusing anyone of being nastier. >> reporter: cruz is hitting back. pummelling trump on the air waves. after his dismal debate performance, marco rubio is paying offense. >> when i'm the president i don't want divide you against other americans to win this election. >> reporter: john kasich coming off a strong second-place finish in new hampshire, keeping his vow to keep it clean on the trail. >> i didn't have any anyone in the politics. but my mother and my dad taught me one thing -- never accept failure. >> reporter: kasich, rubio and bush will be duking it out here tonight. and while there will certainly be fireworks, one thing you won't hear tonight is cursing. donald trump is swearing off swearing here in south carolina. >> let's see how long that lasts. i think it's going to be dig any fied affair. let's go to the woman asking the tough questions, mary catherine ham. good morning to you. >> mary, we don't expect the candidates come out and holding hands and singing. who has the most on the online and most incentive come out of swinging. >> they're going to be fighting on the trail and trump -- cruz laid off trump in the last debate. differentiate this time around. >> he has said he has told his again. as we know trump is coming as the front-runner here, mary mentioned just a few moments ago, mary bruce, that he's swearing off swearing. i got -- i wonders in a state that's heavily evangelical, is his use of profanity going to hurt him? >> two things at work here. we're not afraid of a little rough and tumble. we love a great tailgate party but we're going to wear dresses and heels. i will say, a guy who doesn't suffer the normal politics defeats as trump has, won't suffer -- >> he can swear as much as he wants and shoot people on 5th avenue and he's fine. will continue to do. thank you. by the way, let's not forget the democrats. they're in an all-out sprint right now for nevada, when the caucuses will be held one week from today, in fact, hillary clinton needs to bounce back from her big loss in new hampshire and bernie sanders needs to show that his campaign has real legs. abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: the democratic race heads west today. both clinton and sanders in colorado and nevada as they battle it out as to who would better handle race equal my. this morning, the democratic candidates are gearing up for a long-haul campaign. >> thank you for everything. >> reporter: bernie sanders was in super tuesday state minnesota. >> it ees's a hard life. >> reporter: after photos and a sandwich with his wife jane. it's tuna fish, lettuce and tomato on rei. got it, abc? >> reporter: hillary clinton also in minnesota overnight, talking about a different kind of appetite. >> they're hungry, hungry for solutions. >> reporter: the next battleground is the nevada caucuses on saturday. both candidates hungry for a win in south carolina later this month. clinton's superpac and a new radio ad says she'll be like president obama. >> we need a president who will build on all that president obama has done. >> reporter: clinton telling south carolina african americans that sanders promises won't come true. >> i woempbt promise something that i cannot deliver. >> reporter: a topic sanders went after clinton for during the democratic debate. >> let us be clear, that every proposal that i have introduced has been paid for. >> reporter: clinton also being this ted cruz spoof of the movie "office space" mocks clinton over her private e-mail server. 6 >> reporter: and the e-mail headache continues for mrs. clinton. later today, the state department will release another bunch of e-mails from her time as secretary of state. giving fresh fodder to her critics, dan, before the next round of voting. >> yeah, devin, thank you. reminder the place to be for the best coverage for the white house is abc this weekend. fresh off being republican debate, martha will go one-on-one with both marco rubio and john kasich. an alarming story for millions parents and children. they're examining the safety of those popular synthetic field. health of our children? >> reporter: federal officials say millions of children play on this kind of turf every day. parents, lawmakers and at least one star athlete raising serious concerns about potential exposure to chemicals and finally getting action. this morning, a major step towards answering a crucial question for athletes across the country -- could the fields they play on be a hazard to their health? espn's e:60 series addressing the concerns last summer. >> i want them to be safe. i want to know the ruth. tell me, is it good or is it bad for us? >> reporter: three federal agencies are now looking into whether a popular artificial turf called crumb rubber athletes say during a game, those little black pellets are unavoidable. >> they get in our sores, we eat them. >> reporter: more than 10,000 athletic facilities nationwide from school playgrounds to public parks. even stadiums including this one where the women's world cup was played. >> there's some serious health concerns, what's in those little rubber pellets? i don't know. >> reporter: prompting this high school in washington to make a costly last-minute decision to switch to a different type of turf because nobody is sure what, or how serious it is. >> reporter: the epa, the cdc and consumer product safety commission now investigationing, to see what's inside recycled tire crumb and whether it's harmful. reported no elevated health risks associated with synthetic turf. what's being done now is the first official. let's take a look at the other headlines this morning. for that, that's over to dr. ron claiborne. good morning, sir. good morning to you, dan and paula. we begin with that storm-batter storm-battered cruise ship scheduled to set sail this afternoon. the coast guard has yet to decide if the vessel is safe to return to the open seas. officials will inspect the ship this morning. more than 4,000 passengers hunkering down in their cabins while the vessel encounter eded 30-foot waves. the pontiff is ready, mexico comes off a historic stopover in cuba. during that stopover in havana, abc's terry moron on the assignment traveling with pope francis, blessed by the pope. an ohio mediterranean restaurant. the suspect tried to make a getaway in the white car. his name was in a database, potentially related to terrorism. the owner of the restaurant from israel, he feels that he was targeted. barry was shot and killed by police. a freak and deadly accident on a highway there, 35-year-old teacher on her way to work was killed friday when a manhole cover somehow went airborne and crashed through her windshield. officials say she was killed a nevada man is giving a thumbs up after surviving a terrifying ordeal. his pickup truck broke down after he got lost in the middle of a desert for weeks. he rationed a small supply of can food. couple of local sergeants stumbled upon the man on a patrol. top honor for bob iger, inducted into the toy industry hall of fame, the impact on work has hard worldwide. toys have been a part of his life since his grandfather was a door to door toys salesman. >> i dedicate this to my grandfather who brought a wherever he went. >> congratulations from all of us. big all-star game. the celebrities took to the court for their annual game. high drama. kevin hart is refusing to shake hands hands. hart found his team down, he took matters into his own hands. calling his own numbers. lacing it up. entering the game to the tune of rocky, the movie. drake leaving the bench in outrage. hart gave it his best shot but fell short. no pun intended there. 74-64 f you're keeping score at home. >> canada beat? >> canada beat team usa. >> impressive. >> impressive yeah. >> i love it. >> if they call me on the cell >> that's a great drake reference. >> i bet indra knows her pop culture enough. that wasn't lost on her. we're concerned about you right now. even though you're in the sub zero temperatures right now of buffalo. are you okay? >> i'm trying to smile for you. every time my teeth hurt. do you see this is lake-effect snow in february. the lake should be frozen by now. we shouldn't be able to see this. thanks to a warm start to the winter is only 9% frozen right now. this cold arctic air is moving in right now. very dangerous air mass, temperatures right now 20 below. places here, just north of us, upstate new york, 50 below. the temperatures are only continuing to drop from the midwest into the northeast as we go through this weekend. new york city, temperatures this morning, started below freezing, 20s, in the afternoon, those temperatures are going down. you'll be below zero by the time you get to the afternoon. overnight hours, look at this danger by tomorrow morning. sunday morning. valentine's day. 20 and 30 below for places like bo >> dan and paula, what happened to december? temperatures. what happened? right. this dangerous cold air is making its way in and it's moving in fast. >> indra is wearing more layers there than lasagna. sara. i was always wonder if meteorologists on these day questioning their career. out west, they're hitting the surf. it was canceled last year due to lack of waves, but this year, those waves were back with vengeance. watch as pro surfer greg long gets the ride of his life as he drops in on this 35-foot wave. >> whoa! >> absolute massive. >> greg long just stomping it right after the horn. >> reporter: all for a shot at winning the titans of mavericks of the most dangerous contests on in the world. this year's conditions were violent and treacherous as the 24 surfers hit the swells. take a look at the sheer power of those waves taking down surfer after surfer >> i was choking on water. >> veteran maverick surfer forced to pull out after this brutal run. >> going down. >> i felt the whole ocean land on me. >> reporter: as the day went on, the waves just kept growing. nick lam outlasting his fellow big wave junkies. securing the big win by carving his way down this massive wave. the dare devil run earning him $125,000 and bragging rights as this year's titan of mavericks >> i have so many people to thank. >> i have added surfing to the list of things that my son will never do. i'm setting out rules. there may not be football even though i'm from the midwest and there may not be sur going. >> she'll be the best mommy ever. besides you're wife. >> yes. a woman caught on camera robbing jewelry stores. specifically recruited and trained allegedly and the mother of the columbine killer speaks out to diane sawyer, were there any warning signs? 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>> if i had recognized that dylan was experiencing some real have been there. he would have gotten help. . >> we want to extend this conversation. joining us is psychiatrist and dr. janet taylor. what can he do as parents when we think something is wrong. what are the warning signs? sue noticed maybe in hindsight that her son was depress zbld any time a student makes a direct threat to themselves or others, you have to get them assess. if your child exhibits difficulties with school, which could include school work and friends, they have difficulty sleeping, they have big change in their sleep patterns and also mood swings where they have high highs and lolos. intuitively you know there's something different, there could >> how do you give them that privacy they desperately want but also keep tabs on them. >> teens pushing away is normal. but as a parent, you have the right to monitor their social media as you should. but you should actively engage them. notice what they're posting. remember that face to face time is critical and the relationship, they need you. they're pushing but pulling at the same time. >> very important to talk with the siblings and teachers. at the end of the day, it's all about communication, isn't it? 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