famili families. malaysian airlines have already spoken to the families of the passengers and crew to inform them of this development. for them, these past few weeks have been heart breaking. i know this must be hard. i urge the media to respect the privacy and allow them the space they need at this very difficult time.

malaysian najib razak holding a surprise press conference at 10:00 p.m. in kuala lumpur to say that based on satellite information, information gleaned from satellites that there is confirmation that no one on board flight 370 has survived. what they did not say is that any debris or wreckage related to the plane itself has yet been found. he did also say that there would be a press conference tomorrow detailing more what they knew and obviously how they came to know it. but we do want to turn now to abc's david kerley. david, you've been tracking this story from the very beginning, two arcs, david, of course that became one. he confirmed as well that it was the southern corridor where this plane did fly well off the

coast, the southwest coast of perth, as we see there. we see these two search areas. now, david, debris could have drifted as far as 700 miles to the west of that second area there. so based on what we just heard, again, with no plane or wreckage, what does it tell us at least about how they came to -- how they came to identify the southern corridor as the one that's travelled? >> well, we've known that the satellites have been able to refine some of that data. so, what we've been told by u.s. officials now for more than a week that it was off australia. now with this refinement, what the malaysian have just done, listen this plane crashed in the southern indian ocean and no one survived. this was an effort to give closure to the families in beijing and including three americans who were on this aircraft that this is a lost aircraft and every sole on board was lost. that's why they came out and said this additional satellite data, the refinement of it tell

us us this plane crashed in the southern indian ocean. now, back to the debris -- this is very important, josh. this is the area that they're looking for the debris. there were a lot of spottings of the debris today because we have all these aircraft. we have ten aircraft that are searching this area. and it is now dark there and there is a ship in this area now and the malaysians are hoping that by tomorrow they might be able to actually pick up a piece of debris and say, here is part of flight 370. but, it has drifted so far -- 300 to 700 miles away. we're not going to find the aircraft there. the way we find the aircraft is going back to the two last flight paths that have been plotted from that satellite data. and what we are hoping that as they refined it we get to one area where they think this flight actually impacted the ocean. then they will make a grid over that area and start using those underwater little subs and sonar that you can drag through the water to start listening for that pinger because we are going

to be running out of batterieba >> that search has become refined, we want to bring in stephen ganyard in washington. stephen, you've been -- you made it clear this morning even before that press conference that the first arguably most important part of this search is now complete and that is providing the families of those lost 239 souls with a sense of closure, again, as we look to identify where this plane did go down and how it did, in fact, crash. but, this moment now, having provided that moment to those families of the 239 people on board, what next then is -- what's the next step in this search, david? >> josh, the one thing that i heard from the prime minister that gives me hope -- and we need to track this down -- there may be some new data from the company that runs the satellite consolation that original gave us these two arcs, there may be some new data that gives us more

precise information. we now have close you are for the families, as you say. the debris search is not as important anymore. what we need to do now is get to the black boxes. remember that the airplane was on this southern heading and it went into the water. after it hit the water, there was some debris that floated and it floated off to the east for 700 miles, perhaps. but as the bottom of the ocean, where that airplane impacted is where most of the human remains will be and where the black boxes are. as we've been saying for weeks now, the only way to solve this mystery is to get to those black boxes. i'm encouraged that potentially we may have new information from the company that will allow us to refine where that aircraft went in. because to find it in the bottom of the ocean is -- if we thought it was finding the debris was hard, finding it on the bottom of the ocean will be at least twice as hard. so just hoping something good will come out of what we're hering today. >> the technical has just begun. we want to bring in gloria

riviera. she is in beijing, the original destination for flight 370. she has been with the families of those souls on board the flight, gloria, their reaction this morning or this evening there in beijing was what? >> reporter: josh, it's been dramatic here at the hotel in beijing. we're getting reports -- abc news has been inside the hotel where families are. one woman fainting, crying being put on a stretcher. this location since march 8th where the families have been keeping hope alive. the news today confirming their worst fears. one woman telling abc news she received the information from malaysian informations from an e-mail in english. just as this press conference was beginning to happen, families were still coming down from their hotel rooms, entering a room to be together where they have been together for so many days, demanding answers, answers that just didn't come.

praying for the best. bracing for the worst. that worst news for them coming this evening, josh? >> all right, gloria. i also want to bring in david wright. he was member of one of the searches he actually rode along with that sub hunter plane the u.s. navy had provided now. david, there search head quarters, there are obviously so many emotions to pick through at this point. but what's the feeling there now that at least there's a sense that they have honed in on where that plane perhaps precisely went down? >> reporter: well, we've been out on two of these missions, josh. all along the search teams have told us that they're determined to provide some answers here. that said, as steve and david were saying, this is a huge area to cover. the search area here that they've covered in the southern corridor alone is bigger than the state of california. if you can imagine what it's like out there flying low across the ocean, next time you're in your car, look out the side window and watch the world rushing by.

now, these planes are going 200 miles an hour, 250 feet above the water in very poor visibility. it's been very difficult to spot debris and they've been concerned that possibly they've past by it. now that there is a sense of what happened here, i think, all day we've been getting reports from these planes that there has been some debris found in the water, not clear if it's connected with the plane, now that there's some answers, i think you'll see the information start to go faster. that said, as steve said, as difficult as the search as been until now, it will become more difficult to go under the water and find the heavy wreckage that may lie below. >> hard to imagine. david wright there in perth. i want to bring in abc's bob woodruff. bob, malaysian officials have been heavily criticized at times for the length of this search and the sense that perhaps there was intentional onfy sags on their part. now the prime minister steps to

the podium and provides clo sure for the families of those souls lost on board. what was the reaction there in kuala lumpur? >> reporter: yeah, josh. absolutely. that was the word close sure is the best way to put it. i had a time to talk to a wonderful family, patrick -- they told us from the very beginning, the most important thing to them is not that the plane is found, it's just that those in that plane, their future is well known. are they alive or did they pass away? and no matter what, i mean, the wife that we talked to, the mother of all these children were with us and she put a candle right in their room burning it without stopping the last 16 days, hoping that if it's his soul then he would find his way home. so possibly this is a chance for this. all these other ones we were with in this hotel just a minute ago, right before this began, this talk, they were given a text, right before that happened to tell them what was happening. the families just wanted to know

this answer, terrible news. terrible news. but at least now they can begin that closure that you mentioned. >> bob woodruff there in kwaul la lum purr. we'll hear from the malaysian prime minister. that block box will ping for how much longer and how closely after this? >> they have to be within a mile or two to hear this. and this is the pinger out here. it makes a little ticking sound like a metronome. that's the sound that you're hearing. that's what they'll be listening for. we call them black boxes, they're orange so you can see them. inside is a little disk that has all the flight data that will answer so many questions that we don't have answers for as of right now. >> coming within a mile in a search area larger than the state of california. >> it's a daunting task. >> thank you, david kerley. thank you, of course, david wright there in perth. gloria riviere ya in beijing. bod woodruff in kuala lumpur.

let's return to "good morning america" complete wrapup on "world news" with diane sawyer. we begin with a race to clean up a dangerous oil spill that is shutting down a busy texas waterway. the oil poured into a gal va stin bay. now oil covered birds are already turning up. abc's steve osunsami is in texas. >> good morning. they hauled away that barge that was sinking into the bay and leaking all that oil. their investigation continues today. >> this grainy video shows the moment when a ship crashes into this barge in the middle. the impact spilling massive amounts of oil into this busy

shipping channel outside houston saturday. those light colored patches you see in the water, all oil. at one point, 60 ships, three of them cruise ships were stuck on either side of the slick. families and students on spring break were stranded. >> it's an adventure. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> and it continues. >> reporter: the coast guard and other authorities have been trying to clean up the waters all night. they say as much as 168,000 gallons spilled into the bay. the barge was carrying a total of 1 million gallons of oil. now the race is on as federal, state and local cruise use buoys and hoses to keep it contained to prevent it from spreading to nearby wildlife sanctuaries. >> we're trying to pay keen attention to. >> reporter: to put this in perspective, this is a relatively small oil spill come waned to the exoonn oil spill that took place 25 years ago to this day and involved 0 million

gallons of oil. amy? >> thanks so much. president obama has arrived in the netherlands to kron front the crisis in ukraine. the president meeting with the group of seven hoping to shore up sport for tougher sanctions for russia. gasoline now averages 3.56 a gallon. that's a nickel more than just two weeks ago. 26 cents more than six weeks ago which means you're paying $4 more to fim up the average tank. >> this gmc yukon burst into flames during a test drive. they were able to put it out within minutes. it appeared to be leaking some sort of fluid. and some frightening moments on two south florida beaches. a man and a 9-year-old boy recovering from a separate shark attacks. a shark left a 7 inch bite mark in the arm of a kite border on del ray beach. and the boy was bitten in his leg while surfing on singer island. thankfully they're both okay.

finally a double dose of great news. we first learned about jeff bauman after this photo was made very famous. he lost both legs in his attack. now, not only is he engaged, look at that, his fiance is pregnant. that's baby bump. you may remember he was cheering on her as she was coming across the finish line. and so happy that they have two things to celebrate. >> thanks, amy. we'll turn now to a star college football player in a coma this morning following emergency brain surgery. the player, who plays for the naval academy, suffered the injury after taking a hit on the field and terrifying this, this is not the first time he's had a brain injury while playing. abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: this morning, u.s. naval academy football player will mckamey is in critical condition in a baltimore hospital after he was knocked unconscious in practice on saturday. >> the football team, the program. >> reporter: the 19-year-old

seen here after signing with the naval academy last year. we're told he's in a medically induced coma after he underwent emergency surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. his father tweeting overnight, please pray to the father in his son's name that will turns a corner. >> we thank you, god, that as a giver of life. >> reporter: those prayers coming in force over the weekend during a service for mckamey in knoxville, tennessee at his church. the red-shirt freshman suffered a serious head injury in 2012 wile playing for his high school but was back on the field a week later. >> it was an awful accident. one of the scariest things. just blessed to have the ability to come back and play. and to recover so quickly was great. >> reporter: the two-time all-state selection went on to be named mr. football for the state of tennessee and signed with the naval academy. now his family, desperate for another miracle recovery telling navysports.com on sunday, we still have only small responses from will. in a statement, the u.s. naval academy saying the entire naval academy family is shaken by this turn of events.

we're providing all the support we can to will and his family. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> we wish him the best. >> we do. we do. now to a very upsetting weekend for college basketball fans -- >> for some -- not for michigan state fans. >> that sound that you hear, that's brackets shattering, shattering everywhere. march madness truly living up to its name. and abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: this morning, upset madness. >> stanford has pulled off the upset. >> reporter: bracket after bracket busted after stunning games. the so-called underdogs claiming victory. mercer guard kevin caneveri showing off his moves. with a popular hip hop dance. >> dayton wins! >> reporter: and the university of dayton's president crowd-surfing after realizing his school had reached the sweet 16. here's my bracket. i used statistical data. to put it together but not even the top bracketologist could

predict this one. take a look. dayton took out ohio state and then went on to stun syracuse. stanford did just about the same. knocking off new mexico and then pumabling that number two seed, kansas. the crowd and the cow bell player going wild. >> i am as well -- >> we all want to say, how is this happening? is this an epidemic? in the end, you'll see very few of those teams advance to the next round. >> reporter: there's s.f. austin, too. one of the least-picked schools on brackets, toppling virginia commonwealth over the weekend. if it makes you feel any better, not a single person has a perfect bracket to win warren buffett's billion dollar challenge. on espn's website, all brackets are busted too. >> there are a lot of upsets. a lot of it has to do with the way the tournament was seeded. >> reporter: here is my full bracket right now. let's roll it. let' see what we got here. and i think we have a whole lot of xs. and epic, epic sad face.

but i'm still hoping for my home state, florida, here. >> not close to the billion-dollar prize. >> that's still in there. >> not at all. >> you're final four is alive. you can brag at the watering hole. your final four is alive. >> that's tricky, right? >> it is. >> my final four is -- i can't even remember it. but, speaking of the beautiful game of basketball, very special weekend for you. she was honored, robin was, by the atlanta hawks who recognized her battle of course with mds and all the work you have done to promote bone marrow donations. how important it is. and i know you say, the hawks reached out to you to make sure you knew you were not fighting it alone. >> they did. al horford was there. dominique wilkins. but be the match, the people were swabbing. getting tested. it was wonderful. i had great seats on the court. >> and free t-shirts for everyone. swabbin' for robin. >> i really thank the atlanta

hawks but also bringing so much attention to be the match. and i got to see sam! oh! i got to see sam! he sends his love to all. >> i'm sure he's getting blamed just as much. >> at the basketball game, sam's like, uh, basketball? ginger, let's take a look at january. >> it feels like january. you saw the title. that's all you need to know. this morning. the wind chill in minneapolis is 10. in chicago it's 11. detroit is 9. i promised you a look at the snow. not a lot for new jersey to new york. it starts to ramp up in parts of massachusetts and maine. that's where you'll get some of the heavier snow totals. your local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. first, the select cities brought to you by jc penney.

hi, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. your bay area micro climate forecast. you liked the warm sunshine over the weekend, today is your day. unsettled pattern the rest of the week. a couple of chances of rain. one of them will come over the weekend. for today's temperatures most of us in the low to mid-70s. around richmond, san mateo and san francisco and your immediate neighbors, low 60s along the coast. we'll be in the low 40s to mid-50s tonight. but dry for most of the overnight hours. and still to come here, powerful testimony in the oscar pistorius trial. dan and nancy along to weigh in. a backlash against "vogue" calls for a boycott after it put kim kardashian and kanye west on the cover. and the new toys challenging gender stereotypes. some calling pink bows and arrows empowering for little girls.

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in san jose a police officer accused of raping a woman while on duty is scheduled to be arraigned today. officer jeffrey graves is accused of attacking a woman in a hotel following a domestic dispute she reported at home with her husband. good morning, everyone. as we take you into san jose, this crash is finally cleared northbound along 101 involving a couple of vehicles. wire still left with heavy backups. right at the tully road will take 22 minutes. a stalled taxi even ethrough the caldecott is closing a slowdown. >> we'll check out your forecast which contains rain with mike nicco wh

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♪ now that, right there, a power couple. amy purdy. derek hough. a standing ovation in week one. of "dancing with the stars." this morning, they're sharing the secrets to their success and giving us a sneak peek of tonight's performance. i mean, every time you -- >> it's amazing. >> incredible. >> makes me happy to see it. it takes this show to an entirely new level. it's a remarkable thing. >> it really is. i heard from so many people -- i don't know if you guys did -- so many people who were inspired by that who have, what is seen as a limitation but is anything but. it's giving them hope, too. good to have you with us. here on this monday morning. josh here, amy there, lara back from vacation, as well.

george taking some time off. >> welcome back. welcome, welcome. >> thank you. also this morning, powerful testimony in the oscar pistorius trial. as it resumes this morning. the prosecution called one of its final witnesses. pistorius, himself, could take the stand as early as this week. dan and nancy are here to weigh in live. okay. and then, the bible of fashion feeling some backlash this morning. calls for a boycott after "vogue" put kim kardashian and kanye west on the cover. people have so much to say about it. twitter was on fire this weekend. >> no kidding. >> yes. we also have the anti-aging technology that claims to turn back the clock with this. a skin pen. do these pens really make you look younger in just minutes as they claim? >> for how long? >> and then it falls back down. >> what was the name of that again? what pen was that? >> i believe the line starts at

this desk. all right. we'll get to that. now to the latest in the oscar pistorius trial. the prosecution is wrapping up its case, calling its final witnesses this morning. abc's matt gutman is at the courthouse in pretoria south africa. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, josh. this is probably the most damning testimony we have heard so far. one of pistorius's neighbors heard a woman scream from up to two football fields away. it was so blood curdling, she turned to her husband and said this must be a family murder. in a trial so much about sound, apparently saving the strongest for last. we could only hear the testimony of oscar pistorius' neighbor. >> it sounded to me as if the screaming was coming closer. >> reporter: what she said she heard was a house of horror. >> could you hear the screaming? >> i could still hear the screaming up until the third or second set of shots. >> reporter: she's one of the final prosecution witnesses.

buttoning up their murder case against oscar pistorius. they allege that pistorius, and his girlfriend, the model reeva steenkamp, had an explosive argument on valentine's day. one that would only end when he gunned her down in his bathroom. >> i also could hear a man screaming. i could not hear what he was screaming. i could not make out words. it was a definite male voice. after the second set of shots, it became quiet. i heard no more screaming, either male or female. >> reporter: there were no eyewitnesses that night. only so-called "ear witnesses" like this one who could see his house from her bedroom, but not inside. she seemed so assertive that the judge asked her to slow it down. >> you have to slow down a little bit. >> reporter: pistorius pleaded not guilty, saying he mistook his blonde reality star girlfriend for an intruder and that it was he who screamed that night when he realized his mistake. the defense questioned her memory in the fog of sleep. >> so you had been in a sleep and then you woke up? >> reporter: growing contentious. >> i won't interrupt you and i expect the same courtesy.

>> reporter: piling it on. saying she lied in the police statement given shortly after the shooting. she refused to budge about what she heard. >> i'm 100% absolutely convinced it was a female. >> reporter: that's critical. now we have multiple witnesses who say they heard a woman scream that night, contradicting pistorius's version of events. now, tomorrow we expect to telephone forensics expert to take the stand and cracking open the two phones that reeva steenkamp had with her at the time of her death could finally yield a motive to this alleged murder. robin? robin? >> all right, matt, thank you very much. we're going to bring in abc's chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams in the studio with me and from atlanta, nancy grace. host of "nancy grace" on hln. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> we heard in that report about the ear witness. yet another one. >> this is crucial. if the judge believes there was

an argument followed by a shooting, it's hard to see how there is not a murder conviction here. meaning, the notion that they're fighting followed by a shot -- and the shots. that would likely be intentional murder. that's why this is so important for the defense to try to undermine. >> there have been a number of these ear witnesses now, nancy. >> the thing about ear witnesses, people very often expect an eyewitness. this judge is seasoned. she knows there is not always an eyewitness. if it were just one ear witness, eh, not so much. but now, they're stacking up. you know, another thing that hasn't been brought forward, robin, it's very disturbing to me. he used hollow-point bullets. those are bullets that expand with talons inside of them, usually six inside the body. in fact, they were outlawed by the hague treaty. and they're not used in

international warfare because they're so painful. they mushroom inside the body. we're hearing witnesses say the first shot went through her right hip. she was still alive and screaming. he had to know it was her. the next one, missed. the next one, probably hit her left hand as she tried to protect herself. the final one into the head. so the point of that is that he heard her screaming and should have known it was her. >> but the problem that the prosecution had thus far, because i think nancy and i agree they put on a pretty compelling case thus far. the area that we may disagree, i think they haven't presented an iota that this was premeditated. i have not heard a single piece of evidence in this case which says this was a premeditated murder. meaning, remember, premeditated murder is different from an intentional murder. premeditation requires planning. it requires thought beforehand. that's very different from just an intentional murder. he is charged with premeditated

murder here. the reality is, this judge could decide intentional murder. that's still a conviction on murder. but it's a slightly lesser sentence than premeditated. i don't know why they pursued a premeditated murder charge. unless there is other evidence to be presented. >> i know why. >> go ahead, nancy. >> it's a very common misunderstanding about premeditation. it is intent, yes, planning, yes. but premeditation can be formed in the twinkling of an eye. that quickly. >> nancy, you're confusing -- >> and the fact that he came to get the gun -- i'm not confusing anything and i would like to finish. he came and got the gun out of the holster from under her side of the bed. he had to see, he was on his stump, which he lied about, he had to see she wasn't in the bed. he walked into the bathroom and starting firing. and they had had an argument. the argument, as you pointed out earlier, dan, shows motive for anger. and just because you're angry does not denigrate premeditation. >> that's just a misunderstanding of the law.

the bottom line is what nancy is talking about, that you can form in an instant is intent. you can create the intent to commit murder in an instance. you cannot create the intent to create premeditation in an instance. in fact, there's a case in south africa -- >> the intent to create premeditation? premeditation is simply planning and you can plan in a moment of minutes. >> that's my point. >> so now we're minutes. a moment ago, you were saying in seconds. the bottom line is, premeditation -- takes time. >> it can be seconds according to the law. go read your law book. come back to me after you've tried a couple murders you have to plan it out. you have to plan it out. there's not a single -- >> once again, back to a judge that is hearing this, not a jury. a judge that will be making this decision. >> that's right. >> that's true. >> hey, nancy, thank you very much, as always. dan, thank you. >> thanks, robin. bye, dan. >> see ya. now let's get another check of the weather with ginger. some must-see video. i have to start with this. it is just, wow. look at this, from colorado. over a week ago. it just surfaced.

that's tumbleweeds inside a fire. a prescribed burn. they meant to start burning. the circulation starts. it grabs all of that. an amazing dustnado. mixed in the fire. it was quite the scene. luckily nobody hurt there. san diego, 65 today. 72 los angeles. 67 san francisco. pretty dry, especially for today, even up to seattle which could get close to a record. portland, too, at 72. then you'll see the storms start to cool that down. . good morning. i'm mike nicco. get ready for total sunshine this afternoon and warmer than average weather. low to mid-60s coast and san francisco. mid-60s to mid-70s around the bay. i have wet weather in you >> all that weather brought to you by walmart. a back-to-winter picture for you with a big smile. that's right. all in the 30s. boston gets to 41 early on tuesday and then drops off. >> you look like you're excited about it. >> it's a late spring storm.

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all right, back now at 7:43 with the backlash against "vogue" for putting kanye west and kim kardashian on the cover. of their latest issue. critics saying the celebrity supercouple do not deserve the honor. abc's cecilia vega has this story. ♪ >> reporter: right there on the cover of the fashion bible, a sight that has fashionistas clicking their stilettos in a fury. front and center for "vogue's" new april issue. the hip hop reality duo and baby north appearing in a behind-the-scenes video of the shoot dubbed by the magazine, #worldsmosttalkedaboutcouple. with that came the #boycott. "vogue" diehards lashing out this morning at the magazine's famous titan's cover choice. a self-made celebrity known for

a questionable fashion sense. actress sarah michelle gellar tweeting, i guess i'm canceling my "vogue" subscription. who is with me? and of course the spoofs. could honey boo-boo's momma, mamma june be next? and kermit and miss piggy on the cover of "vague." at least one person is thrilled, kim kardashian tweeting, "this is such a dream come true. i can't even breathe." kanye west on a public mission to get his fiance that coveted spot. >> there's no way that kim kardashian shouldn't be on the cover of "vogue." she's the most intriguing woman right now. >> reporter: so hot right now is what sells magazines. a bottom line not lost on "vogue." recently featuring "girls" star lena dunham. now wintour writing, it was entirely our idea to do it. you may have read that kanye begged me to put his fiance on "vogue's" cover, he did nothing on of the sort. >> this could be definitely been

seen as a strategic move by "vogue." this will create a lot of buzz and probably sell a lot of magazines. >> reporter: the world's most talked about couple this morning making for one very talked about magazine cover. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, san francisco. >> like it or not, everybody is talking about it. >> isn't kourtney here today? >> yes, we'll talk to kourtney kardashian about that. also, the anti-aging technology that claims you will look years younger in just minutes. and millions watching the new hit abc show "resurrection." why it has so many people asking "what if" right now. ♪ ♪ er ] this spring, let's make this yard come alive. let's green it up... and trim it up. let's figure out this... check out this, and wipe out that... pocket all this. and then let's throw down. ♪ yard of the month? no. let's do yard of your life. let's do this.

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now, from abc 7 news. good morning, i'm kristen sze. san francisco residents will be able to weigh in on a proposal to tax soda and other sugary drinks in the city. supervisors are holding a town hall meeting at 6:30 tonight on hayes street. mike nicco talking about the rain that's coming our way. >> definitely have some rain on the way. that's tomorrow morning at this time. right now quarter mile visibility in sfo and santa loez is a. you can see everybody else doing okay. the temperatures will be in the 60s at the coast, mid-60s to low 70s around the bay and low to mid-70s inland. tomorrow and friday are dry.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. this monday, look at her moves. now, paralympian amy purdy reveals how she and partner derek hough are preparing for tonight's ballroom showdown. and "resurrection." the hit abc show about families reuniting with loved ones lost. what if it could happen in real life? and hugh jackman. with an exclusive reveal. >> good morning, america. come along with me for something special. >> his sneak peek of the new "x-men" can only be here. and you know the song. now the man behind it is here live, as we say -- ♪ good morning, america

♪ okay, we all have chills right now. hearing his voice. aloe blacc. in social square. listening to his smash hit, "wake me up." >> good choice. >> it's great choice. the perfect song to help us kick off this monday morning. aloe, we're so excited to have him here. he's going to perform for us a little bit later. people braving, i feel bad, spring break, they come here to new york, it's not too springlike outside. they're brave souls for being here. good morning, america. on this monday morning. george has a little spring break. taking some time off. josh here by my side along with amy. also ahead, a girl-ifying of toy weapons. i was warned about the word. the new trend. companies making pink bows and other toy weapons for little girls. many asking if this is empowering or sending the wrong message? speaking of this, i also want to say, aloe blacc was in there

with alex morgan, u.s. women's soccer star, a big role model for young players. >> she has a book you want to talk about. always coming up. ashton kutcher and mila kunis engaged. and now, "people" magazine reporting that they're expecting. we have all the details ahead. >> that's pretty much all the details. that's "pop news." thak coming up, as you said, amy. alex morgan with us in social square. look at that. everybody knows it's the place to be. social square. alex is here talking about her new book. she's taking your questions this morning. so send them on in. >> and they are coming in by the thousands. also, robin, you're -- >> shutting down the computer. got my glasses. >> heading uptown. our abc news family has sent up the bat signal. you're heading up to go to "kelly & michael." >> i'm coming out of the bull pen to fill in for kelly ripa. >> fantastic. let's get right to that breaking news about flight 370.

malaysian authorities making a surprise announcement less than a hour ago to tell families the flight likely crashed into the southern indian ocean. the prime minister saying that a new analysis of satellite data showed the last known location of the jet was over a remote part of that ocean far from land. earlier today, chinese plane spotted two objects in the water off australia. search boats are racing to the site. again, within the past hour, we're hearing for the first time the plane most likely did crash. we'll have much more tonight on "world news." and in washington state, a desperate search and rescue under way after the mudslide. at least eight people with confirmed dead. 18 remain missing. now flood worries are forcing evacuations downriver. researchers are linking stress to infertility in medical news. a new study found that women showing a biological marker for stress had a much harder time getting pregnant. in fact more than double the risk of infertility. researchers say women should consider stress-reducing techniques like yoga and meditation.

actor james rebhorn has died after a long battle with melanoma. you remember that face. he's starred in dozens of movies and tv series for over 40 years. most recently on "homeland." as claire danes father. soap opera fans remember him from "guiding light" back in the '80s. james rebhorn was 65. and a rare backyard sight in massachusetts after a deer got its hind legs caught in a fence. the home owners had to loosen the pickets to liberate the visitor. he then high-tailed it into the woods quickly. there we go. >> is it fine? finally, a young woman who is pure inspiration. surfer bethany hamilton lost her left arm in a shark attack in 2003, you may remember. well, guess what, she is now a surfing tournament champion for the first time in ten years after dominating the competition in hawaii, she was carried to the winner's podium. afterwards, she said, i love

this, i usually lose, so this was great. she's such an unbelievable human being. 11 years ago, she lost her left arm. and look at her, out there surfing and winning. >> it's impossible. the balance required for that sport for people with two arms. it's almost undoable. she's doing that at that level? she's great. >> phenomenal. also great, ginger zee, not so great, though, the weather outside. >> oh, boy. >> thank you so much, josh. this crowd, this spring break crowd. a lot of people celebrating. right? where did you say you were from? >> buffalo. >> when she said it, she said buff-alo. so let's go ahead and warm up, everybody. let's go to florida, shall we? lauderdale by the sea. the earth cam there. a good idea of what is happening. some clouds have moved in after a beautiful sunrise. and miami today, going to 84. the stationary front in the gulf, creating showers and thunderstorms especially going through tomorrow, too. in the south some of those temperatures. and then we were talking about the dry day, at least for

washington state early today. unsettled tuesday into wednesday. we're talking inches of rain in some places. not what a lot of those folks need. that's a look at hi, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. your bay area micro climate forecast. you liked the warm sunshine over the weekend, today is your day. unsettled pattern the rest of the week. a couple of chances of rain. one of them will come over the weekend. for today's temperatures most of us in the low to mid-70s. around richmond, san mateo and san francisco and your immediate neighbors, low 60s along the coast. we'll be in the low 40s to mid-50s tonight. but dry for most of the overnight hours. >> and it's gavin's birthday. how old? >> 9 years old. >> 9 years old. lara? >> happy birthday. thanks, ginger. here's a look at what's coming up on the "gma morning menu" -- first in pop use. wedding bells and a baby shower for ashton and mila?

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amazing. because what you're looking at right now are the before and afters of women who let their boyfriends do their makeup. >> that's hysterical. >> or at least women who let their boyfriends attempt to do their makeup. >> i like her eyebrows. >> i like her eye shadow. >> that's not bad. >> is it really? >> i like how uncomfortable they were. they were like -- >> we want to thank our friends at buzz feed. >> that was great. a good idea. >> half a million views on youtube right now. that number is a-climbing. "pop news" time. good morning to you and to you all. we begin with ashton kutcher and mila kunis. they have yet another reason to celebrate. we recently learned they're planning a wedding. and now, they'll need to find time for a baby shower. "people" magazine reporting the couple is expecting their first child. it was all smiles and some kisses for them over the weekend.

ashton and mila caught on the kiss cam. i love the kiss cam. if you have ever been to an l.a. game, it's so much fun. yeah, you get right in there. the l.a. clippers-pistons game. we want to congratulate the couple on their happy news. and the clips on a win, right josh? >> whatever. i'm a lakers fan. it's like, they're so good and -- the lakers so aren't. >> i love that you didn't, like, change allegiances when they -- >> i'm happy for them. but i'm really happy for ashton and mila. >> congratulations. more romantic news. could a royal wedding be far behind? prince harry taking what is seen as major step. inviting his girlfriend, cressida bonas to a dinner party at st. james's. royal watchers are saying that after two years of dating, this confirms that their relationship is official. >> two years later.

>> we needed this. to confirm that the relationship is official. no word yet on a royal engagement. >> i'm happy to go to london to find out, though. >> amy and i will be there. ready. standing in the rain. we'll do it for you. all things royal right here on "good morning america." >> there is no word on a royal engagement. you're the one that floated the story. >> we're excited. amy and i just want to go to london. >> exactly. gnchts. >> again. >> does harry know this is a major step forward for harry? >> it doesn't matter. girls love to think about that royal. >> congratulations. >> congratulations on having a date night. have a great time. and finally, ellen degeneres might have competition in the selfie department from jimmy kimmel. he tweeted, no brad cooper but three clintons and a kimmel. not too bad, right? #selfie. we're talking former president and former secretary of state, hilary rod ham clinton and

former president bill clinton and their little girl, chelsea. gym jimmy was with the former first family at the arizona state university in arizona. >> looks like bill is scratching chelsea's chin or is he doing number one? >> or maybe a cute dimple for his little girl. that's what i would like to believe. that's "pop news." happy monday. >> breaking news, is harry and cressida engaged yet? >> hold on, josh, breaking news. no, not yet. but we are -- our bags are ready and we can be in london this evening. we turn now to a fascinating story. one first reported by "the new york times." how a big toy manufacturer is making weapons now for girls that are inspired by young female leads in movies like "the hunger games" and "divergent." abc's mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: call it a surge in girl power. for daring fighter tris in a brand new box office hit "divergent" to "hunger games,"

to headstrong merida in "brave," by disney, abc's parent company. >> i'll be shaking for my own hand. >> reporter: battle tested hair wins are everywhere. now the influence is not just seen on screen but on shelves. this is 8-year-old grace mars' favorite toy. the nerf rebelle heart-breaker. a pink and sparkly bow and arrow. what did you think when you first saw that? >> oh, my gosh. it's so cool. i love bows. >> reporter: does the toy make you feel a little bit like katniss? >> yeah. >> reporter: and you like that? >> yeah. >> reporter: thor in f bow is one of similar toys. slingshots, marshmallow shooters, and fierce warrior-like barbies. >> the toy companies are thrilled with this. they haven't known what toys girls have wanted in years. >> reporter: some wonder if teaching little girls to play war games could be sending the wrong message, not promoting

empowerment by violence. >> toy companies should be careful to show that this is a toy. it's very different from the real thing. >> part of that in my opinion is being a good parent. teaching her how to be responsible with it. and knowing she understands what is right and wrong. >> reporter: new toys challenging gender stereotypes. and for many young fans, hitting the mark. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thank you, mara. we're going to turn now to parenting expert dr. karen gordon here for her perspective. doc, welcome. >> thank you. >> she just said very importantly, mara in that piece is, challenging gender stereotypes. i understand that we're seeing in there is a market for this for little girls. isn't this, as much -- this is a fait accompli. when we start seeing movies like disney's "brave" where merida was a wonderful archer. isn't this the natural next step? >> yes, i would totally agree. you know what? to be honest, my whole thing

when this story came out, i'm actually surprised this didn't happen earlier. i'm surprised this is where we're at. right? >> there are pink soccer balls and footballs. >> absolutely. it's a natural evolution. >> it's a sport, too. >> i like that we're not going after the cinderella story lines, that i need a guy to complete me. right? at least we're seeing these story lines where the girls are taking strong characters. female warriors. i love that. the only thing i would like to push the envelope a little more, is not having -- everything is still around pretty. you have the pretty female warriors and now we have pretty toy weapons. we kind of have moved forward but there's still work to be done. >> in other words, if we want to give our little girls, you know, toy bows and arrow, they don't have to be pink. >> no, absolutely. absolutely. and i would actually still like, you know, it's interesting. i work with teen girls, the two things in terms of the highest value. the you have daughters, i find this fascinating. the two values are to have a boyfriend and to be pretty. >> ew.

>> where do they get this? the story, the fairytales. i would like to steer away from that and be strong. >> you say there is nothing wrong with making toy weapons for girls? >> no. in fact, if you have toy weapons for boys, you need to have it for girls. i think it's very important to at least be consistent around it. just have boundaries. boundaries if how it's being used. >> the first movie i saw with my 5-year-old was "brave." she loved merida because she was cool. >> my daughters, too. >> exactly. >> another step forward. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. we move now to the skinpen? is that what we're calling it? >> do we like the term? >> yeah, we do. forget lasers. forget chemical peels. we would like you to say hello to micro needling. it's a speedy new technique. they say it takes 15 minutes. it claims to give you radiant flawless skin with lasting results. rachel smith has the details. >> reporter: they claim you can

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i popped in one of her recent appointments. >> she has a depressed scar from acne in the past. it's about five to seven treatments. as the new collagen is stimulated. i might use an injectable. ten years from now, she'll still look perfect. >> reporter: how does it feel? >> it's a very slight impression on the skin. >> reporter: though abigail agrees the process is relatively pain-free, it can put a pinch on the wallet. prices range from $200 to $700 per session. depending on the size of the treatment area. insurance normally doesn't cover the cost. >> within the first two to three treatments, i noticed a difference. >> reporter: but for looking ten years younger in matter of a few 15-minute sessions, the process could actually be priceless. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> look that before and after. >> the pictures are shocking. >> revealing. >> the virtual view is terrifying. scary. >> thank you, so much.

the judges on "dancing with the stars" call paralympian amy purdy a wonderwoman. she is. the first dance with derek hough put them in a tie for third place and brought the audience to its feet. giving us chills at home. cameron mathison went behind the scenes to see how they did it. ♪ >> reporter: while amy purdy was shaking her moneymaker, all of america was shaking their heads. amazed at this astounding paralympian is able to move like this on not one but two prosthetic legs. >> you got a bronze medal in the olympics. you got a gold medal in the cha-cha-cha. >> i have different legs for snowboarding. and i have walking legs. and my walking legs right now are my dancing legs. >> reporter: walking, dancing this athlete makes it like effortless. her limbs do come with limitations. >> the thing with prosthetic feet, you can't have all this crazy motion or you would be all over the place.

because it's mechanical and it's outside of your body. >> reporter: after earning an impressive 24 last week, she may have been an underdog coming in. but no one considers her an underdog now. is there anything you're choreographing that is not possible because of the limitations of the prosthetics? >> thinking ahead, there will be certain dances that we hit that will be like barriers. i thrive on that kind of stuff. >> reporter: the fancy footwork comes with unique risks. look at the bottle caps. duct-taped to her ankles. >> there's a lot of duct tape. we're duct-taping everything. >> reporter: what does that do? >> my legs come off with a push of a button. and a lot of the dance moves i smack my legs together, so these are a makeshift fix. >> reporter: also risky and maybe a little risque, her costume last week. >> for me, costumes are an important part of the show. >> derek's answer was, i'm not thinking about your legs. i'm thinking about what you

would look great in. and not many people look good in these cha-cha pants, but you would look amazing. let's go with that. >> reporter: we got a sneak peek at the swing dance. expect to see some lifts and that same indomitable spirit. >> if you want something bad enough and you work hard enough, anything's possible. >> for "good morning america," i'm cameron mathison, abc news, los angeles. >> go, amy, go. >> i could watch her dance all day. it's so incredible. >> absolutely. >> be sure to tune in to "dancing with the stars" tonight. the first couple will be eliminated. that's at 8:00, 7:00 central here on abc. tomorrow, on "gma," we'll have that first booted couple and, a very special announcement. we always have very special announcements. >> we do. >> with all the judges. that's coming up tomorrow. >> it's unbelievable to watch them dance. that's great. quickly, a worldwide exclusive look now at "x-men, days of future past." it hits screens on may 23rd. hugh jackman will return as wolverine. clawing his way back in time to save the future.

he stopped by to bring us this sneak peek for "good morning america." ♪ >> good morning, america. what you're about to see is an astonishing first. it may leave you breathless, stunned, wanting more. much more. and that's good. it's the world's first look at what lies ahead for "x-men, days of future past." don't try to adjust your tv. we haven't taken it over. or have we? >> so many battles waged over the years. and yet, none of them like this. are we destined to destroy each other? or can we change who we are and unite? is the future truly set? ♪ >> is it may 23rd yet? >> i know. can't wait! coming up, kourtney kardashian is here live.

plus, come on. you know the song. snap, clap, tap, aloe blacc here to perform his smash hit, "wake me up" right here live on "good morning america." go nowhere. here.

now, from abc 7 news. good morning, i'm kristen sze. san francisco police are looking for the gunman who left seven people injured in a shooting last night. it happened just before 9:00 at turk and taylor streets after a fight broke out. investigators tell abc 7 news this morning all seven victims have been treated and released from the hospital. bay bridge officials are about to tear down the temporary bike path on the new eastern span. the bike path is less than seven months old but has to go to make way for the new permanent path slated to open next monday. how is the morning commute going on this monday. leyla gulen has details. >> we have another sig alert. two lanes blocked at blossom hill road. it's a pain to drive there. use monterey highway instead as

we take you farther along 80, eastbound side of appian way. another accident blocking two lanes. heavy backups out of herk ulys in the westbound direction bumper to

good morning. still tracking some fog. quarter mile in santa rosa and delays there. we'll see increasing sunshine today. and temperatures that are now in the 40s to near 50s will top out

in the 60s along the coast 70s to are the rest of us. today is the warmest day ♪ i didn't know i was lost so wake me up when it's all over ♪ ♪ when i'm wiser and i'm older ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> awesome. >> whoo! >> good morning to all of you. first of all, we want to give out our spirit award. the spring braerks outside, suffering one of the worst winters of their lives. and we whatn't the welcome you, aloe blacc to the program. what a lovely person he is. with wake me up. and one of in the coolest bands any singer has brought with

them. officially number one in two countries, "wake me up." we always talk about driving songs. this might the one of my favorites. george off. well-deserved spring break. amy robach with us today. robin is on her way north, 25 blocks, 30 blocks north. she'll be on "kelly & michael" today. we have superstar, alex morgan in the social square. she snapped a selfie with aloe blacc on the twitter mirror earlier. look how cute they are. alex here so shto show us moves talk about her new book. look at that nice photo. >> allow myself to introduce myself. and kourtney kardashian is here. she'll tell us about her family,

all that is going on there. we'll get into all things kardashian, including the new line of kids clothes the kardashian kollection have come out with. imagine if it were possible to return after to life after death. that premise has made "resurrection" a hit for abc. dan harris has a look. >> reporter: every sunday night, millions are tuning into the story of life after death. and families reuniting with a loved one from the other side. it has many of us wondering what if? >> honey, hwho is it? >> it is a way of wrestling with the notion of death. what happens to our loved ones when they die. will we have a chance to see them again? >> as a person who has lost another beloved, we all wanted to have just one more day, one

more moment to say the things that we wanted to say. >> it's like a dream come true for people, what they would say that they didn't say. another really big important issue for people is knowing their loved one is okay. >> yeah, grandpa ed, okay. >> reporter: these brothers would love for their grand squn father ed to come back. he was a san francisco 49er. a star in sports and in their family tree. >> he died when my mom was in high school. he's had a huge impact on our life. to see him come back, learn a lot from him first person would be interesting. sflit would be meaningful. >> the downside is the idea of losing them again. how can you possibly go through that loss twice? >> reporter: it's no surprise that the show has become a hit. speaking as it does to such a deep and universal desire. is there that there may be something more. not just life beyond, but life

intern eternal. >> reporter: for "good morning america," dan harris, abc news, new york. >> let's go to ginger. >> staying warm. we're all staying warm out here, right? trying to be happy. we have some from chicago. what is your name? >> mary kate. >> so good to have you. she's feeling comfy in the cold. we wanted to warm up and start with day totona beach. abc news oswego, you have the coastal storm either way. new jersey, delaware, flies up into the northeast. new england, really coastal new england gets the brunt of it. if you're at in the cape in massachusetts, that will be rough. we'll talk about all of that in . good morning. i'm mike nicco. get ready for total sunshine this afternoon and warmer than average weather.

low to mid-60s coast and san francisco. mid-60s to mid-70s around the bay. i have wet weather in you >> all that weather brought to you by kibbles pand pa& bits. what are we doing? go brewers? a lot of cheering out here. look who is here. sarina's favorite person in the whole world. my daughter's hero, alex morgan, an olympic gold medalist. world cup silver -- we're not going talk about that. slooes just published her new book, "win or lose." it's from her series for middle schoolgirls. welcome, welcome, welcome. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the olympics. the first time we had you in. so the gold medal slipped around the neck. as awesome as one assumes? >> more. more than i could have ever dreamt. that was the one moment i was

like, wow, i'm living in this moment right now. this sun wael real. >> it's great. i want to add the book. it's win or lose. it's the third in the series. >> third of three. last one. >> perfect. tell me about it. >> it's a book about middle schoolgirls soccer team and just how they jug wl school and soccer. maybe boys as well. this is a third of three books. it kind of ends their season and you have to read to see how they did. >> we talk a lot about the evolvi evolving gender roles. they're making pink weapons for girls to use. what would a book like this have been like for you the have as a young girl? >> it would have been awesome for me. there's so many books out there garnered toward boys. and toward, you know, male sports. but nothing really just for female sports. for female soccer. for me, growing up at leetic and all sorts of sports, it was real

important for me to put this out there. because i definitely could have benefitted from this. you know, it's great to see the reception it's gotten. i hope your daughter gets to read it. >> she will. >> when she's older. >> one of the true cross-over stars. we have, i know, the selfie you took. tens of thousands of people liking it. that's not a surprise if you're familiar with her and social media. can we take a question from the instagram wall? you can choose here. >> i can choose. come on. come on. oh, got it. >> what convinced you to get on the usa soccer team? >> alex morgan. who is your role model. >> we love you, alex. >> thank you, girls. no one convince me to be on the national team. i wanted to -- be an olympic

gold medalist since the -- since i was 7. >> your role models are who? >> mine are, i looked up to christine lily, mia hamm, getting on the national team and in high school. i wanted to make my parents proud. they were the two people that came to every game and just, one of my biggest fans. >> great generations giving way to the next generation. alex, congratulations. the book, "win or lose" it's in bookstores tomorrow. coming up, kourtney kardashian here for a very special baby fashion show. this is going the be good. go nowhere. there she is. why are we freezing our

hi, everybody. we're back with fashion power powerhouse's kim, khloe, and kourtney. now, they're going small with the latest kardashian kollection. it's all for kids. we're excited to have kourtney here to talk about the clothing line and all things. so much going on with your family right now.

let's atalk about the buzz of te week end. vogue, vogue, and vogue. were you surprised about the reaction? >> i have been unpacking. i haven't seen reaction. >> you have not heard people? >> i don't hear about any news. i'm the last to hear anything. but, um, i posted it on my instagram and saw like, amazing. you know, responses and stuff. i'm so happy for her. >> they really wanted this. kanye has been very vocal about this honor? >> really? i swear, i'm like -- >> the last to know? >> the last to know anything. i'm really happy for them. it's beautiful and -- >> and it certainly has people talking. >> i guess. >> and at the end of the day, it will sell magazines, where you're for it or against it. a lot of people are talking about kris and bruce. how is everyone doing?

>> everyone is great. there are a lot of changes lately. but everything, like, kind of new beginnings. i would say on our new season. >> yeah. >> but it's been good. yeah. >> all positive. >> all positive changes. it goes with the territory when we film and there's highs and lows and we show all of those moments. >> you always have. >> always have. so, i feel like -- but everything is, you know, kind of turning into some -- more positives. i would say. >> and two beautiful children. congratulations. i vhaven't seen you since penelope was born. >> i think when i was pregnant with her, i said to my sisters, let's go a kids clothing line. kim wasn't even pregnant yet. they were like, okay, if you want to take over, then -- so

with this first collection, i took charge. and we have our design meetings al together. and they, you know, my sisters helped approve efg. but i really took charge, like, did all the inspirations and, i really took like what i dress her in as the inspiration for the collection. >> let's look at the pieces. a fashion show happening right now with our very beautiful models. >> this is amazing. >> josh is walking the models in right now. >> this is alexa. >> she's so pretty. >> so cute. >> the butterflies are your favorite in the whole collection. >> i love pripts for little girls and -- >> oh. >> we have a second model who made her way out. >> and leopard print we did in our women's collection. we did a sweeter version for our baby collection. that little lace jacket. one of my favorite pieces. >> josh is holding --

>> this is emma. >> she's wearing a tutu. it's tutu adorable. >> with the little polka dot. we did gold and cream as the theme. and the little polka dots. >> hi. >> hi. >> dakota is rocking. >> all with babies r us. that's who we're working with. >> you tried to keep it cost-effective. >> i wanted to make it high fashion but affordable. ? they go through it so quickly. i save all my favorite kids things to pass down. >> yojosh, i know you could be there all day. you must return the babies. >> i thought this was a lovely parting gift. >> everybody check out the kardashi kardashian kollection for kids. thank you, kourtney.

it is monday. which means we cowl all use a little pick me up. what do you say we have the inspirational aloe blacc here to lift your spirits. a platinum single. the man at the top of the charts. taking hundreds of countries by storm. now, that man, himself, and a cool band here to sing it for us. guys? ♪ well you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody go ahead and tell everybody ♪ ♪ i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ yes i am yes i am yes i am i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ i believe every lie i ever

toll i played my cards and i didn't fold well it ain't that hard when you got soul ♪ ♪ somewhere i heard that life is a test i did my best god made my mold different from the rest then he broke that mold so i know i'm blessed ♪ ♪ stand up now and praise the son i might tail a turn and run it's time to do for kingdom come ♪ ♪ well you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody go ahead and tell everybody i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ well you can tell everybody a yeah you can tell everybody go ahead and tell everybody i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ yes i am yes i am yes i am yes

i am i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ i got all the answers to your questions i'll be the teacher you could be the lesson ♪ ♪ i'll be the preacher you be the confession ♪ ♪ i'll be the quick release while you're stressing it's a thin line between love and hate ♪ ♪ is you really real or is you really fake ♪ ♪ i'm a soldier on my feet no surrender and i won't retreat note ♪ ♪ stand up now and face the sun i'll hide my tail and turn and run it's time to do what must be done and kingdom come ♪ ♪ well you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody go ahead and tell everybody i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ whoa you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody ♪

♪ go ahead and tell everybody i'm the pan i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ yes i am yes i am yes i am yes i am i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ go ahead and tell everybody what i'm saying y'all ♪ ♪ i'm the man go ahead and tell everybody ♪ ♪ this is my word well you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody ♪ ♪ go ahead and tell everybody i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ ♪ well you can tell everybody yeah you can tell everybody go ahead and tell everybody ♪ ♪ i'm the man i'm the man i'm the man yes i am yes i am yes i am yes i am i'm the man i'm the

man i'm the man i'm the man ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

tomorrow on "gma," the first booted couple joins us from "dancing with the stars." >> also, hey, stick around. robin in for kelly today on

"kelly pand pnd michael" right after us on "gma." and now aloe blacc is going to sing his megahit, "wake me up." take it away. ♪ ♪ feel my way through the darkness ♪ ♪ guided by a beating heart ♪ i can't tell where the journey will end ♪ ♪ but i know where to start ♪ tell me i'm too young to understand ♪ ♪ they say i'm caught up in a dream ♪ ♪ life will pass me by if i don't open up my eyes well that's fine by me ♪ ♪ so wake me up when it's all over when i'm wiser and i'm

older ♪ ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ ♪ so wake me up when it's all over ♪ ♪ when i'm wiser and i'm older ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ ♪ oh

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. wet weather is returning to the bay area soon. >> today is a great day to be outside working in the yard maybe put in new flowers or bushes so they get rained on by mother nature tonight and more likely tomorrow and several times during the seven-day forecast. today is as warm as it gets. mid-60s and 70s around the bay. let me show the forecast. a chns of wet weather tuesday wednesday thursday morning saturday and sunday. mike, a sig alert san jose is cleared northbound along 101. but still left with some backups. this brand new crash is southbound on 10 is as you come up to march road we have at least one lane blocked by

vehicles and heavy traffic in the southbound direction. >> thanka lot. we'll see you on the announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, mother and daughter reality stars joan and melissa rivers. and a visit from wwe superstar john cena. also, a performance from american idol" finalist m.k. nobilette. plus, robin roberts joins michael at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [applause] now, here are michael strahan and robin roberts! [cheers and applause] ♪