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versus anderson, the justices ruling in trump's favor saying colorado has no right to keep his name off the ballot. the state argued he should be disqualified under the 14th amendment because of his actions leading up to the january 6 attack on the capitol. the supreme court just moments ago saying donald trump will remain on the battle. let's go to terry more ran at the supreme court. >> reporter: all nine justices of the supreme court agree that states cannot kick candidates off the ballot under the 14th amendment, that clause which passed after the civil war held that people who had sworn an oath to up hold the constitution and then engaged in insurrection are banned from holding federal office further. and what the supreme court said is that states can't enforce that. that it requires congress to pass a law to outline how that

clause should be enforced concluding very simply that responsibility for enforcing that part of the constitution rests with congress and not with the states. the supreme court expressing real concern that states could go different ways. some states would perhaps ban one candidate. some states would perhaps ban another. other states would keep them both on the ballot. they expressed concern about the disruption that would work. they also said the text of that constitutional article is clear and that it requires congress to pass, quote, appropriate legislation in order to explain outline the enforcement procedure for someone who has done as people have alleged, sworn an oath to the constitution then engaged in insurrection and run for office again. nothing will happen. trump will stay on the ballot in all 50 states. >> his name is on the ballot for super tuesday tomorrow in colorado. voting will continue as planned.

>> reporter: that's right. because the colorado supreme court which originally held the opposite, that under the constitution donald trump would be banned from running for office from appearing on the colorado ballot. they said secretary of state should go ahead and prepare both, for both possibility, pending supreme court opinion. here we are the day before the colorado primary. supreme court once again speaking with a unanimous voice. can't express how rare that is in a contested case. all the liberals joining with the conservatives in saying that congress has the authority to keep people off the ballot under the 14th amendment, not the states one by one. >> up to congress, as you point out. terry moran leading off our special report. want to bring in kate shaw, our legal analyst. kate, as we heard terry point out, unanimous in this decision, the justices on the court. sending a strong message that when it comes to significant national issue of this sort, it should be congress and not the states that decide here. >> reporter: welsh david. the justices did agree with that

proposition. interestingly this opinion means there's no specific identified author. it is a depersonalized opinion of the court. but i should mention there are a couple concurring opinions. justice barrett and there's a joint separate concurrence by justices sotomayor and kagan and jackson. all the court then further than needed essentially saying the only way to enforce this provision of the 14th amendment is by congress. just as terry said, the bottom line is unanimous, that colorado has to keep president trump on the ballot and so does every other state. i think we are done seeing state litigation around this subject. >> we had a preview that this was coming, including the liberals on the court when they heard arguments in this. elena kagan said the question you have to confront is why a single state should get to decide who gets to be president of the united states. this was at one point to a lawyer arguing against trump's position. she went on to say, in other words, you know, this question

of whether a former president is disqualified for insurrection to be president again just say it, she said. it sounds awfully national to me. strong suspicion that she would go this way along with the other liberal justice. >> that's right, david. it was interesting at oral argument you did not see the ordinary divides on display. everyone on the court seemed quite concerned about what it would mean for a nationwide election in which we choosing a national leader for everyone, for individual states to have so much control over something as important as whether a presidential candidate appears on the ballot. that's an argument about consequences. that's not grappling with the history of this amendment. it's really about consequences. you saw that in oral argument and i think you see it on display in this opinion. >> bottom line, what does this mean for other states who have found similar findings as colorado. as you know, a number of states have gone in this direction. >> that's right. colorado, maine, illinois.

i think this opinion puts those to rest. at this point none of those separate state decision, whether by court or secretary of state to keep trump all the ballot can go into effect. he will remain on the ballot in every state. i don't think there's any way for any state to circumvent this. >> it would appear this issue is off the table for good, straight through the presidential election. kate shaw, thanks. want to bring in devin dryer. you are reading a bit of a warning also from some of the liberal justices. >> that's right. kate just touched on that here. liberals are saying the court didn't need to go as far as it did. take a step back for a second, david, just how historic this decision is. never before has the supreme court considered this part of the constitution, so historic in that way. but not in more than 20 years has the supreme court directly weighed in on a presidential election months before voters are going to the polls. obviously going to the polls now

in the primary. but the general election in november, this is a really big deal. it is just the appetizer. the supreme court, in this opinion, they don't talk about donald trump's conduct. there's no specifics about what is alleged to have done around the 2020 election. all of those questions are still to come next month as you know when the supreme court takes up another major case on misconduct. >> you bring that up. the fact that this was a bit of a set back for jack smith, special counsel, in the federal elections case, the interference that involves january 6. they will take up this issue of presidential immunity. much different from what we're covering right here. but as you bring up, they will hear arguments. earliest they could make a decision is may or june. everyone at home simply wants to know, is there a chance this goes to trial before the election? that window is very small. >> a very small window for the supreme court to hear this case, this other case, give a decision, have a trial go forward before the presidential

election in november. david, again, the underlying conduct in this decision today that donald trump cannot be removed from the ballot for engaging in insurrection is about to go back before the court in this other case looking, the special counsel looking to prosecute donald trump for that very same conduct. so these justices, again, are going to be asked to decide whether that trial can go forward. whether a president is immune. it's really going to push this trial up against the election when voters are going to be headed to the polls. >> the point you're making is while they don't address the behavior in today's decision, they're going to have to in weeks ahead. rachel scott covers the campaign trail for us. rachel, reaction in from the former president? >> the former president just responded just minutes ago, calling this a big win for america. i'm also told that former president donald trump is expected to address this decision in just a matter of hours down in florida at mar-a-lago. the trump campaign was not only

hoping this decision would come down in this way. they were confident that it would happen. they called the colorado state supreme court ruling flawed. they said they had the utmost confidence that the justices would ultimately rule in their favor. of course, this all comes now just one day before super tuesday. we know 800,000 voters in colorado have already mailed in their ballots. donald trump's name on that ballot ahead of tomorrow and the justices making sure those votes are counted and it stays that way. >> rachel scott, thank you. jon karl here in new york with me. this amendment was made to reduce the power, not increase power of the states. certainly, what they've avoided is a patchwork of states where donald trump is on the ballot or not. that's simply not going to happen. >> it's fascinating to read this opinion. it makes both of those points. one, they talk about how the 14th amendment coming after the civil war was designed to keep the confederates from coming back into power, envisioning a situation where confederates would take over the state

legislatures of the former confederate states and use that power to try to sway -- to try to sway the federal government. so this talks about how, no, this amenment was not designed to expand state power. it was designed to limit state power. the idea that we would give states to the 14th amendment the power to choose who or who could not be on the ballot simply doesn't make sense. they said you could see different states having different reasons for disqualifying candidates from the ballot and having a different threshold of proof. some states may say if a candidate's been convicted of the crime of insurrection they would be banned. others saying just simply if the secretary of state of election officials believed that to be the case. so they said, you can't have that kind of patchwork, and they used patchwork, different states having different reasons for banning somebody from the ballot that would throw our entire system of electing a president up in the air. >> jon karl, our thanks to you.

want to go back to terry moran at the supreme court. the supreme court will have to take up this issue of immunity in a separate federal interference case that involves january 6th. without going too much further into that case, they did give a strong indication in today's decision that they believe ultimately who should be president really should be decided at the ballot box. >> reporter: that's a great point. the cases brought against donald trump in all kinds of court, not just the supreme court, but courts across the country, all have basically one aim. to stop him from getting back into the white house. what the court says in this case is that the constitution is clear that this route is not available. across the country, there's a sense among voters that there's something not kosher about that, if you will. they are pushing back against this, saying the only way to decide who gets into the white house shouldn't rest in the

court or with prosecutors or jurors. it should rest with voters in the ballot. >> terry moran, thank you. breaking news coverage here live on abc. colorado's highest court has decided donald trump should be kept off the court in that state given what that court believed was his behavior leading up to january 6th. the supreme court speaking loudly on this just moments ago, disagreeing with colorado's highest court, saying that state should not be able to keep donald trump off the ballot. super tuesday tomorrow. voters in colorado will go to the polls and be able to vote for donald trump. his name is already on the ballot. now they have cleared the way, the supreme court has, for donald trump to be on the ballot, not only in colorado, but in every state in this country, as we inch closer to the presidential election. our coverage continues on abc news live, abc news.com. i'll be back much later today with this entire team for "world news tonight." have a great day.

>> reporter: the close knit community on edge for surrounding days. >> everyone's been stunned because things like this don't happen around here. we saw it then. we are seeing it today. an outpouring of support from the amish community as they deal with this. robin? >> stephanie, thank you. we're going to switch gears to caitlin clark. she made history becoming the ncaa all time leading scorer. will is here to tell us how it all went down. >> reporter: good morning to each and every one of you. she's been called a combo of pete maravich, whose record she just broke, and steph curry. forget comparisons. caitlin clark is one of one. now, as she was when she sank her record breaker, she stands alone. >> this for college basketball

history! >> reporter: caitlin clark has done it. she is now the ncaa's all time leading scorer, breaking the late pistol pete ma record. clark needed just 18 points to break the record but dropped 35 in front of a sold out crowd in a ten point win over conference rival ohio state. she says breaking the record wasn't even on her mind. >> when they announced it and everybody screamed, that's when i knew. >> reporter: just a few days earlier, clark broke the college women's all-time scoring record held by lynette woodard, who got a standing ovation at sunday's game. clark also meeting her childhood hero, maya moore, pregame. >> i feel like a little girl. as a young girl in des moines, caitlin had to join a boy's team because there wasn't a girl's team for her age group.

now her on court success singular an unsurpassed. college basketball tv ratings have never been higher and clark is a star. nike celebrating her achievement with this banner and a commercial. her next stop, the wnba, where she'll be the first overall pick in the draft. but first, one final message to the school and fans who've been with her along the way. >> the people that have made it the most special, my teammates, my coaches. it isn't what it is without all of you. i mean that and i thank you. >> reporter: congratulations to caitlin. so many people jumping in to congratulate her including lebron james who posted, congratulations, caitlin, and then added a whole bunch of buckets, which is fitting because that's what caitlin clark has done for four straight years. more point will bes coming soon, guys. iowa plays in the quarter finals of the big ten tournament friday. then the ncaa tournament where she will try to win her first championship. >> it was great that lynette woodard was there and maya moore

and how she graciously acknowledged them as well. who is going to iowa tomorrow to sit down with caitlin clark? who's going? >> you are. >> i am. i cannot wait. i'm not excited about it at all. >> oh. >> getting ready. >> she'll teach you something. >> i'm gonna slow my roll. coming up, many have seen her all over the internet. now i have a morning show exclusive interview with the woman behind the viral tik tok series with over 400 million views about dating and marrying man she calls a pathological liar. we hear from the firefighter who made this incredible rescue. the new study about the possible link between sleep apnea and memory issues. but first let's go back to ginger. >> on top of the warmth, we're talking wet. new york city, 15th wettest winter. philadelphia had its 5th wettest winter on record. we'll end up with 2 to 3 inches

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it costs you nothing to verify. but it very well may cost you everything to not verify. >> the narrative spread out over eight hour long tik tok play lists. part 1. how did y'all meet? >> we actually met on facebook dating. we also met on tinge. i did not realize it, that he was on both under two different names. there are a lot of things in this story that were red flags. this was probably one of them. we thought it was hilarious that we met on two different sites. this was a guy who i really, after having multiple conversations with, felt like, wow, you know, where have you been? >> within two week, she says the couple decided to quarantine together in her atlanta home. >> it was more of a very temporary, he's coming to stay for the lockdown. the lockdown never ended. >> teresa said legion told her he had substantial savings from his time playing arena football

and quickly took over paying her household bills. part of the reason you stayed, was there anything to do with the fact that he said he had money, or you thought that he had money? >> i definitely was not with him for the money. but i will admit that there came a point he was paying all the bills and he was being, as he called, a provider. i had never in my life experienced that before. i really felt like, oh, thank you, jesus. like, i can just exhale. yes, that felt good. >> teresa also says he made promises to buy her thing, including a luxury car, a house, a trip to london. what did you think when he was making these promises and they weren't happening? >> we're touring houses. i physically saw him put an offer in on a house. it is unfathomable to see someone put an offer in and they have no money. so my mind was saying, okay,

something isn't right, but you know what you saw. the trip to london, he never actually booked it. anyone that knows me will tell you she's been wanting to go to london since she was a little kid. that one, that was difficult because you're playing with me. >> in the series, teresa explains why she continuously chose to overlook what she calls the united nations of red flags. there's something you said i really want to get it here, a quote here. number one, i don't want to be alone. number two -- >> i didn't want to look stupid by having the relationship end so quickly for everyone to be like, we told you something was up. and number three, i was ready to get married. i felt like time was running out. i ignored things because i really wanted it to be my turn. >> you get pregnant and unfortunately you lose the baby. >> that is where i say the relationship should have ended.

instead, the miscarriage almost pushed me to hold on to him even more. >> teresa claims after they got married, she started uncovering an elaborate web of lies. >> i got married january 5th. by january 31st, i knew i was in trouble. the question isn't, what all did he lie about? the question became, okay, what is actually true? what can you prove? every i love you was a lie. every i got you was a lie. that does something to you mentally. >> what was the most painful? >> the part that still makes me, that i struggle with is, you pretended to be your own executive assistant when i was texting you to say i'm in preop. there was never an executive assistant. you were never in a meeting. you just simply did not take me

to the hospital when i lost our child. >> teresa says she discovered he had a criminal record, documents revealing legion plead guilty to charges of impersonating a police officer in 2017, and even had an open warrant for violating probation. after just six months of marriage, teresa and legion divorced. >> it was as if a huge year worth of weight came off of me. i broke down and i mean i wailed. >> i heard you say that you're not who you were before all this happened. do you miss her? >> i do. i do. she got excited. i don't really get excited any more. i'm terrified to get excited because i went through a whole year and some change of getting excited only for it to be stripped away. i do still believe in love. i do still believe in marriage. i do still want that.

being single is not always a great thing. but being married to the wrong person is a completely different type of hell. >> how do you think you, your story, has resonated with so many people? >> i do think being accountable people appreciate that. i have nothing wrong with asking for grace if i'm going to be honest and say, this is where i messed up. i know i messed up. i'll be honest. i kind of had to repent. i had to really ask god to forgive me because i believed that god did everything to stop me and my heart was still like, that's not a red flag, that's more pink. that's more pink. you know? >> teresa says even though recording the series was cathartic, therapy has been key. >> simply loving myself way more than to put myself through that or anything even like that ever again. ever. >> we reached out to legion on

several occasions. he declined to respond but took to social media, refuted the claims by teresa including denying that he had financial woes, saying the relationship ended because teresa allegedly had an affair. he maintains that her story is only being posted now because he's in another relationship. over 400 million views and counting. >> 400 million. >> she has really struck a chord with women and men who have shared similar stories. part of it is her accountability. >> yeah. and honesty. i wanted to be loved. i wanted to get married. i thought it was my time. we can understand all those things. >> the thing is, she's taking herself to london. she is. >> good for her. >> she said she is taeubing herself to london later this year. >> i thought you were gonna pop up with a gma give away. [ laughter ] i'll behave. i'll behave. >> what do you mean you'll

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what is sleep apnea? what are the symptoms? >> two common things here really that we're talking about. sleep apnea which can run the gamut. basically a sleep disturbance. different types of sleep apnea. most of the people who have it or their partners report their breathing stops and starts when they're sleeping. very loud snoring. you can literally hear someone gasping or stop breathing. then gasp when they resume breathing. then things that you might notice if you're the one having it. daytime drowsiness or sleepiness, attention problems, cognitive issues. that's the other thing that's common, that's brought about in this headline which is cognitive issues, memory issues and researchers trying to say there's a deck shun. >> what connections did it reveal? >> this was an abstract published at the biggest neurology conference going on right now. researchers at boston medical center found when they survey people who report these kind of sleep issues they had an 88% more likely chance of also

reporting problems with their memory, cognitive issues. again, we should mention this is based on association and observation, not yet cause and effect. when you talk about sleep apnea, when you stop breathing and your oxygen saturation goes down, your co2 goes up, you can almost think of that as having tiny mini strokes, miniheart attacks, multiple times a night on going. it's a major health issue. >> it's very seriously. every time i see that c pap machine i think, how can people sleep with that? >> first of all, if you think you or someone you're living with has sleep apnea, you should try to get tested. that can be a home test or formal sleep study. these older, full face masks right now are very difficult for people to be compliant with. they are now smaller devices that go right above the upper lip that look like that. they're soft, flexible. they are much less cumbersome, much more likely to be compliant with. george, i can tell you right now, for people who have sleep

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york times." good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, michael. yeah, if you have been house hunting, you feel this. affordability is at a 40 year low. now a growing number of people are buying their homes with a little help from their friends and family. >> the piano is gone. >> reporter: when it comes to buying their first home, for some, what's old is new again. new jersey couple stacy and nick gallo bought the house she grew up in from her mom george anne wheeler. >> i kind of had a notion but then she wants to do it, she can have it. >> reporter: george anne worked three jobs to buy this new jersey home in 1967. but when she suffered an injury, stacey moved back to help, finding an opportunity for a new beginning. >> my mom got sick and she needed more help than she wanted to admit. we were looking at houses. they were so expensive.

trying to stay in this area was just ridiculous. >> but now, after talking about it, we decided it would be perfect for us. >> reporter: the good news for potential buyer, housing inventory is coming back, up 3% from january 2023. but high prices could keep many out in the cold. the current median existing home price in the u.s. is nearing $400,000, up 5% since last year. while mortgage rates have nearly doubled since before the pandemic in 2019. the gallos say homes in their desired area were out of their price range so george anne gave them a nearly $100,000 discount on the apraised value, also bypassing realtors and saving on closing costs. >> it's a great option for the current time we are in. we have no inventory. it's feeling like a consolidation of households

happening. >> should we check out this big built in in my room? underneath is my mom's horrendous shag carpet from the '80s. sometimes i see it. oh my gosh, just a reminder of my mom being there. >> reporter: today this five bedroom property holding nearly six decades and three generations of memories. >> wanting to go back home to where they started full circle may be attractive. >> we are so happy this worked out great for stacey, nick and george anne. two big considerations here. first, money can make things tricky and emotional. you have to be on the same page. two, you have to be prepared for the irs and their mortgage banker. for buyer, if you sell fast, you could owe capital gain. for sellers, you can see your taxes go up. bottom line is get that house apraised, talk to an accountant. you gotta be okay with shag carpeting, too. [ laughter ] >> there's the deal breaker. thank you, rebecca. now first look at the new trailer for taylor swift's eras tour taylor's version.

it is coming exclusively to disney +. this morning we can reveal it's coming on march 14th at 9 a.m. eastern. take a look. ♪ >> this has been the most extraordinary experience of my entire life. ♪ are you ready for it ♪ >> i will be your host this evening. my name is taylor. welcome to the eras tour. ♪ in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ my dreams my dreams ♪ ♪ in the middle of the night my dreams ♪ ♪ i know i'm gonna be with you so i take my time ♪ >> you're making me feel

excellent right now! ♪ are you ready for it ♪ >> this is one of my favorites. ♪ [ cheers ] >> wow. we will be revealing four additional songs only on gma. you'll get to see them here first. you can see it exclusively on disney + on march 14th. now ginger at the philadelphia flower show. >> thank you, george. we are catching some inspiration for spring here at the philadelphia flower show. 195th. crowds are just starting to make their way in. it is glorious. they always do such a fantastic job. i think lot of people are actually catching feelings for spring because we've been budding out. one of the warmest winters on record for dozens of sites. every site you see with a red dot is a top five warmest winter

on record. really significant especially great lakes and northeast which is the exact same that it looks like in the march outlook. looks above average, great lakes and northeast. below average for arizona, southern california and nevada. that's the big picture. >> it is time now for pop news with lara. what you got? >> lot, michael. good morning to you all. it is a beautiful day for pop news. we're going to begin with

legendary irish rocker u2 wrapping up their las vegas residency. what was originally scheduled to be a 25 night run started back in september. that turned into 40 amazing performances at the grammy venue. to make the night even more special, for the first time in five years all four original members of the band were together under the same roof. drummer larry mullen jr. has been sitting out of performances due to health issues. he cheered on his band mates from the audience over the weekend and wrote on social media, what an incredible night at the sphere. very emotional night for me personally. and if you didn't get to chance to see u2 at the sphere, bono gave the audience some great news, announcing their final shows were filmed and there will be a concert movie a la taylor swift. meanwhile, next at the sphere, getting company with john mayer and fish. as we told you last week, the eagles are also deep in talks to perform there. looking forward to seeing that.

also this morning in pop news, 22 time grand slam tennis champ rafael nadal is hinting it might be time to hang up the tennis bag. the 37-year-old said roger federer's retirement deeply impacted him. but the big reason is all the injuries. his mind and heart are still there, but his body is not necessarily on the same page. nadal going on to say that his main goal is to stay healthy for the french open. so far so good. rafa looked very strong sunday as he played his fellow spaniard in a live streamed exhibition match. it was called the netflix slam in las vegas. nadal had th come back to beat him after a 26 point tie breaker. >> hearing that, that is rough. >> uh, did you hear that? i said rough? is that. cue the puppy. >> yeah, we have some very special guests this morning. >> yes, george. that is why

we're protecting your gorgeous suit. thank you to our dear friends at north shore animal league america for these little additions to our set. they are celebrating their 80th anniversary today. they're launching their 24th annual. it's the uh. it's the tour for life. it's the world's largest national cooperative pet adoption event. it runs six weeks starting now through april. partners in 60 cities across the country. these guys from north shore animal league are all available. i am holding shayna. she's a nine week old terrier mix. she's just a love bug. um we also have winter with robin. yes, and roxy with george. they're so sweet. these are cattle dog and shepherd mixes, so they're going to get a little bit bigger. and then the senior seems to get bigger. yeah, exactly. those are some nice meaty pups. but michael has our senior stateswoman. this is lily bell, a spunky nine year old sweetheart whose owner had to give her up when they moved.

guys all available to take home. head to animal league. org to find your participating shelters and get involved. robin. say it for us. get your rescue lawn, but don't stop shop. don't shop, shop, shop. >> michael seven. survive five tours of duty but he did not survive five five months of marriage to wendy davidson. >> why did you decide to do this interview? bad romance tonight on abc will tread new tuesday eight seven central on a always live of abc. >> seven news starts right now. good morning. >> i'm amanda delcastillo from abc seven mornings. let's get straight to gloria for a look at traffic. good morning. it's getting really busy over at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights flipped on at 530 this morning. and right now there is a backup to the foot of the maze, so keep that in mind if you're driving in this area. but if you do take the carpool

lanes, you will not have any waits and if you're taking bart today, the trains are running at slower speeds because of the wet weather. but caltrain and ace are on time right now. amanda. all right. thanks, gloria. >> and meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> jackie elwood supports raising the cost of gasoline and banning new gas stations. jackie elwood voted to raise electricity rates 100% higher than the national average. can we afford jackie elwood in the state senate? >> democrats agree conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. >> our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice, as you wrote me. >> and what is your decision? >> garvey is wrong for california, but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey adam schiff for senate i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> we can't spell astound

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out there. you see cobb mountain, even mount saint helena. we could have a little bit of snow mixing in with that rain at our highest elevation. just a cold morning out there outside. right now it is mostly cloudy. we're going to keep the clouds with us for much of the day today. here's how the day planner shapes up. we have those isolated showers right now just a cloudy day. you see temperatures later today. below average will stay in the 50s. amanda. all right. >> thanks, drew. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and always on our news app and abc seven news.com. the news continues now with good morning america >>th good morning america ♪ you better work ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> i saw what you did there, michael. >> got some energy this monday. >> yes, he does. >> right now ru paul. oh my gosh. he has made the world his runway, built an empire of self-expression and inclusivity

that has changed the lives of countless performers. he has a brand new memoir out called "the house of hidden meanings. i had a chance to sit down with ru. we talked about it and more. ru paul is here to slay, as a pop culture icon and mastermind. hello, hello, hello. behind one of the world's largest television franchises. >> welcome to ru paul's drag race season 16. >> everything i learned was from television. it's a tribal community of laughter and shared experiences. so there's something about that flicker of the television set that we can all share. >> tv has always been where ru's felt more alive, a portal to his wildest dreams. you just knew you were going to be famous one day. did a young ru paul imagine the level of stardom you have achieved? >> no. not to this level.

i knew that it was important for me to open myself up. i always, always had protection from angels. i have always been protected. i knew that from an early, early age. >> wasn't there a psychic when your mother was pregnant who saw this vision for you? >> yes. >> she was pregnant with me. she said, you're going to have a boy and he's going to be famous. my mother said i'm going to name him ru paul andre charles. >> the one and only ru paul now in his new memoir sharing intimate details about his rocky yet rewarding road to fame. the house of hidden meaning uncovers your origin story and layers of your life that we've never seen before. so why did you decide now was the time to peel back the curtain? >> i think it's an important story for young people to hear today. and to understand what are the possibilities that are here in america. i wanted to let young people know there is a way to navigate

these difficult waters. >> the early years helping shape the super star he is today, growing up in a tense household in 1960s san diego. >> one scene in the book, my parents are acting all crazy. i describe it as if i'm a camera on a dolly moving around the scene and looking at what's happening. my mother got angry at my father for philandering around. she poured gas all around his car that was parked in our garage and said, i will light this on fire, she was so angry at him. the whole neighborhood, my sisters and i, were across the street watching the scene unfold. >> how did all of that impact you? >> all those in my therapeutic evolution led to me sitting on the porch waiting for my father to come and pick me up because

he had weekends with the kids. he wouldn't show up. through therapy i have been able to heal myself. >> america really needs a 12 step program to get in touch and to make amends to that kid who lives inside of us. >> despite his determination, the price of stardom came with its pitfalls, as young ru couch surfed while chasing show business. >> i have always been protected, always been protected. it was the '80s. i like to have fun. could have gotten in a lot of trouble. >> you don't hesitate about talking about, at a time, being dependent on drugs. what was it like for you writing this, to sit back in those dark times again? >> well, because i am still in a 12 step program, it has prepared me to accept life on life's terms. so all of that stuff led me to where i am today. i needed to go through that. you better work!

>> before the polish and prestige, ru paul persevered, famously releasing the hit song "supermodel" in '93. and discovering the power of drag. >> what if i made it so fun, so likable, so family friendly that you could show it to your grandmother? two spoon fulls of diana ross, a pinch of cher, a shake of dolly parton, all sealed with walt disney's family friendliness? >> that's the recipe of his long running drag race empire which now spans the globe, bringing home 29 emmys. >> i did not imagine that the show would be as popular and impactful as it has been. but i am so grateful that it is because we get to hear the stories of these young people who are so courageous. we produce the heck out of every new season. we do what we do. but when they come in, they infuse it with energy that is now and today.

>> you go viral all the time with something on the show. they turn into memes. i'm going to show you and i want you to put what you would put as the caption. okay. all right? here we go. >> she already done had hers. [ laughter ] >> i'm not ready for you. i'm not ready for you. >> oh my sweet gerkin. [ laughter ] >> one last one. i like this one. [ laughter ] >> oh my gosh. [ laughter ] >> i tell you, he is a force of nature. such a gentle soul. we talked about, he talked about the importance of putting himself out there. that's one of the biggest lessons he hope readers sashay away with. as how he reached his level of

success. he told me, quote, i have done so many things where i thought i was awful, i was terrible, but i had to put myself out there. that is the beauty of life. "the house of hidden meanings" is available tomorrow. you can see more of my conversation with ru paul tonight. >> what a great story. >> he is. the book is so beautiful. >> i'm looking forward to it. all right. should we move on? >> are you going to sashay away? >> i just might. i just might. coming up we'll try to fine the perfect high heel. becky worley has you covered with try before you buy. i'm gonna let becky do the walking. that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises

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♪ ♪ >> so much going on this morning. we are back now with try before you buy. we are on the road to the oscars with just under one week to the big night. becky worley is helping us get red carpet ready with high heels that look good and more importantly, feel good. becky, do tell. >> lara, it is an honor just to be nominated. just kidding. i'm neither nominated nor attending. but during this award season i did think, you know, all these people walking the red carpet in uncomfortable heels. so the promise of comfortable pumps, oh, in this shopable segment, we had to try before you buy.

the foundation of every red carpet stroll is often a pair of killer heels. when i say killer, what i mean is my feet are killing me in these shoes! >> unfortunately, heels don't provide much support. >> despite this year's movies -- >> nobody walking around with barbie feet. >> we wanted to try three pair of pumps touted as comfortable. the cole hawn grand ap biggs pumps that cost $180. the naturalizer pump at $130 and a budget option from kelly and katie for just $49. and to give them a spin, couple twinkle towed testers from dance with me dance studios, crystal woo in woodlands texas and elana russo in new jersey. first they sauntered across the floor in the kelly and katie heel. >> i love the suede part.

funky fun heel. >> they had a wedge heel. i think that helped redistribute some of that pressure that you would have in the forefoot to the rear foot which is great. >> but after a bit both dancers taking them off. >> unfortunately they're just too tough to be dancing and teaching in. >> feels like i don't have enough cushion. it is a little bit heavy. >> next they got fancy with their foot work wearing the naturalizers. i noticed this had more cushioning through the forefoot and heel. the dancers were pumped for that. >> another day, another pump. the material is super flexible. which is great. >> elena even climbing stairs in them. >> i'm not struggling. despite wearing these heels. >> crystal loving the support. >> i love them. nice feeling around my foot. >> elena noting their versatility. >> i love that i can dress them up or down. >> finally our dancers moved and groved in the cole hunt pump

which they had had a great foot bed. >> you have some level of support in the mid foot area. >> elena stepping out to grab coffee. >> my shoes are not bothering me. >> after a full day -- >> they are by far the most comfortable heels i have ever worn. >> one complaint as a dancer is that they're almost too comfortable. >> i can feel a lot of the cushion inside, but as a dancer, it feels too loose. >> the award for heels without pain is nonexistent. but crystal likes the naturalize pump the most and elena likes the naturalizer for style and said the cole hunt pair worked best for her. >> sometimes it's tough for fashion when you're standing on your feet all day. >> now i have been trying all of these shoes. i have to say far and away the naturalizers are the pair that i gravitated to most. i had a pair of these that i bought ten years ago.

i think i'm going to keep these as a replacement. i really know these aren't the cheapest option, the budget option, but this really does feel like a value proposition, lara. you know. >> believe me, i'm listening very closely. any other tips when you just have to wear heels? things to look for in a pair? ways to alleviate pain or things to look for in a pair? >> the podiatrist we spoke with said these chunky thick heels can help distribute the weight of your heel, that your heel is handling. so that can be helpful. there are pads that give you more support in the heel that you can stick on. they're support arches. carry a pair of flats in your purse. >> that's what i do every year at the oscars. it just gets to the point where the dogs are barking. all right, becky. thank you. everybody, you can find the perfect black pump to help elevate your look on our website.

we've got them all. for now though, let's go to ginger. >> thank you, lara. yes, i love a good wide heel on there. let's talk about the philadelphia flower show. like every year, it is about inspiration. but this year specifically it is called united by flowers. they're hoping to educate anybody who really doesn't know as much about gardening perhaps and all the way up to the people who are master gardeners. there's everything from this which is jewelry made from flowers. i even have earrings with some floral on them. to right here. the celebration to the education. this is the united states as represented by flowers in the heartiness zone which we have seen start to change as we go across the country there. this is the 195th year they've done it. it is big. it is powerful. we are so, so happy that our partners always have us down here. great to be inspired and, boy,

>> coming up aj mclean, joey fatone, they're per forming live

♪ bye bye bye ♪ ♪ bye bye bye ♪ >> i am here with two of my favorite guys. joey fatone from 'nsync and aj mclean from the backstreet boys. yes. they're about to make everybody's '90s dreams come true. backstreet's back. so is 'nsync. these two are about to perform some of our all time favorites. first we're going to chat a little bit. joey, i'll start with you. you and aj, you put together this incredible show. music, comedy, and you're gonna tell some stories from being on

the road. >> little bit of everything. it's kind of like a history of kind of our lives going through. but ton of experience. having a lot of fun. very interactive. some of the songs people will be shouting out when we play them. we will be having a wheel when we spin the wheel and have songs up there. it's just something we've been doing a few times now and we said i think it's time to put it on the road. >> it works. >> it works. >> fans are lining up. you can see it. >> you come see backstreet and 'nsync. one each from the group, you can't get better than that. >> you can't get that. aj, did you ever think two of the biggest boy bands ever would be together? >> i mean, not like this in any capacity. obviously, there have been rumblings. people asking if both of us are going to tour together. all those things are going to happen. but this i think is the best of both worlds because him and i have so much in common anyways. the kind of camaraderie, the banter, the vibe is just so much fun.

we're doing it. >> just having a good time. >> that's exactly it. >> we like to be on stage and do a little something something. we want to give thanks to the fans for being fans for so many year. backstreet is back. they never left. they're still here. it's amazing, they've been around 31 years. >> stop it. you're a young fella. i know for you, you guys got back together for a song for the new trolls movie. >> troll 3, yes. we did a better place, yes. >> there's going to be more music? >> well, i know mr. timberlake hinted there's something on his album. that's about all i'll say. >> all right. >> he blinked twice. i saw that. >> that's a good tease right there. that was a good tease. aj, i know you have a new single out called "electric." it's not just a pop song, it's personal for you. >> this is something that i have been working on for two and a half years. i have been wanting to do a full solo album, which there will be a full album. this is just the beginning.

this is my first time getting to perform it live. i am elated. >> joey, what do you got? >> he's electric. >> i am electric. so is my hair. definitely electric. >> i was checking that out. they won't let me get away with that or i would do it with you. all right, fellas. everybody at home, you can buy tickets to see them in a legendary night. that's the name of the show. you do that now but you don't have to wait to see them perform. now it's time to hear some of our favorite backstreet boys and 'nsync songs. joey and aj, take it away, fellas. ♪ baby i don't understand just why we can't be lovers ♪ ♪ things are getting out of hand

trying too much ♪ ♪ let it go if you want me girl let me know ♪ ♪ i am down on my knees i can't take it anymore ♪ ♪ so tell me why ain't nothing but a heartache ain't nothing but a mistake ♪ ♪ tell me why i never want to hear you say i did it my way ♪ >> come on! ♪ back street's back we're back again backstreet is everybody's friend ♪ going to show you how

you better answer now ♪ >> come on now! le ♪ am i the only one yeah yeah ♪ ♪ am i sensual oh yeah am i everything you want rock your body now ♪ ♪ everybody rock your body ♪ ♪ everybody rock your body ♪ ♪ backstreet's back all right ♪ >> remember this? sing it to me. >> hold up. come on! >> what? ♪ bye bye bye i don't want to be a fool for you just another player in your game for two you may hate me but it ain't no

lie bye bye bye ♪ ♪ i just want to tell you that i have had enough might sound crazy but it ain't no lie bye bye bye ♪ >> woo! >> thank you! >> bingo! >> announcer: "gma's" concert series is

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look at chilly temperatures right now. we have 30s and 40s in some of our coldest spots this morning. live doppler seven a couple of light isolated showers in the north bay. just leftovers from the weekend storms. you can see we have a little bit of sunshine, but the clouds certainly ruling part of the sky and we'll find just cloudy conditions throughout the day and temperatures this afternoon. we will be below average just in the mid and upper 50s by 4 p.m. amanda. >> all right. thanks, drew. and time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a great day. it's live with kelly and marke h kelly and mark!" today, from the series "the girls on the bus," scott foley. plus, "abc news" anchor and author, linsey davis. also from the mic for the movie