ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. good morning, america. and happening now, the hunt for debris called off this morning. dangerous conditions ground planes as the search and rescue efforts become search and recovery. grieving families furious with the airline, calling them liars. there's like a mudslide. and everything's gone! the houses are gone! >> more than 100 people are feared missing in that deadly mudslide in washington state as search teams search in quicksand for survivors and aircraft sonar is used to aid in the rescue efforts. caught on camera, the jaw-dropping b.a.s.e. jump off the top of one world trade center, gliding through manhattan at night. how did they get to the top of one of the world's most secure buildings? we talked to the jumpers. and a red-hot night on

"dancing with the stars." "big time rush" star james maslow's salsa sent him to the top of the leaderboard, where he joined olympians meryl davis and charlie white. and a big twist from the judges, who sent home two couples. they're both here live this morning. and we do say good morning, america. on this tuesday morning. great to have josh by my side. george taking a little time off. amy here, as well. and the search is ongoing. one australian official said it best, we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still trying to define where the haystack is. there are currently 12 aircraft and 1 vessel on site. four more on the way this morning. the airlines now offering the families compensation of $5,000 per victim. >> as the search really changed in its sense of technical precision.

the rough weather and that very remote part of the planet is causing officials to call off the search today. abc's david kerley following all of this from day one had all the developments overnight. david, good morning. >> good morning, josh. it's an armada of sorts. on its way right now. but the statement that all is lost changes this effort dramatically from a search and rescue effort to really ah hopefully a recovery of the remains of flight 370 which should be at the bottom of these two arrows. as if the situation wasn't bad enougher now the weather is keeping them from searching. after so many spottings of possible debris there was hope this morning that something would be recovered. still, nothing. with the malaysians admitting the 777 is at the bottom of the indian ocean. >> 17, 18 days for anyone to survive that long is extremely extremely remote. >> reporter: also new this morning, the malaysians say the flight, which had been in the air for 7 1/2 hours pinged the

satellite at 8:11 in the morning. these few clues gleaned from the satellite ping, fuel on board, glide patterns, and comparing flights on the same day led to the conclusion that the plane crashed into the rugal iged ind ocean. >> we can't give you a deaf fin active x -- definitive x marks the spot. we can give you a range in which to look, which is what the world's navies and aircraft are doing. >> reporter: while aircraft and invests search this area for debris, it is 350 to 700 miles to the west, these two plot lines that most likely spots where the majority of wreckage is on the ocean floor. searchers will create grids over these two areas and then listen for those black box pingers. >> we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still trying to define where the haystack is. >> reporter: the u.s. navy's ping locater is on its way to australia at this hour. it will be put on board an australian vessel, but it won't

even leave port until april 4th. hear that, april 4th talking ten days from now. that's how this has changed to a much more technical methodical search. the urgency is gone since everybody is believed lost. once again, this grid, and this is where the pinger locaters will be under the water trying to find the black boxes, robin. >> okay, david. now to the grieving families. reality setting in after getting the crushing news. the sadness mixed with anger at the airlines for the way they have handled the tragedy. bob woodruff is there in kuala lumpur for us this morning. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, robin. i just got out of the press conference. the families were certainly hoping to hear more details about where that plane went and why it went down. but day did not get any of that today. but there was a very interesting financial offer from the airline. [ shouting ] with anger still on the streets, malaysia airlines declared today it would provide $5,000 to each of the victim's families. [ wailing ] that is compared to $25,000 granted by air france to its victims five years ago.

malaysia airlines is also criticized for telling the families about the tragedy simply through text messages just before the public announcement. today in beijing outside the hotel where families have lived for more than two weeks, protesters, against the airline and its government. >> we just want the truth. and if you make a conclusion, with no exact evidence, just from analysis from the satellite data, why you make that conclusion? >> reporter: outside the malaysian embassy relatives accuse them of being executioners. but in kuala lumpur, more prayers than protests. the family of patrick gomes, the chief steward on the flight, told me that they will continue to burn this candle so that his soul can find its way home. >> it brings us closure. if it's in the ocean it's final, you know. he comes back in a different way, which is not what we want.

>> reporter: now this morning in malaysia many of the towns and cities there are flying their flags half-mast in respect for the families and the victims. also a very moving front page here in the newspaper in kuala lumpur, you can see the plane in the darkness. goodnight, mh370. robin? josh? >> so hard to see. all right, bob, thank you. we bring in abc news aviation consultant colonel stephen ganyard. he's in washington with us this morning. and, steve, anything that's been released or revealed that will help investigators with all these theories as to what actually happened? >> not really, robin. i think the key yesterday was that we finally affirmed what we believed for probably a week to ten days now. and we came out and said, we know it's on the southern track. and if it was on the southern track, we know it only had so much gas. and there was no way it was going to make land. so i think this was more for the families and to move the search along with what we knew was actually the truth. and so, as david said, this is

now a recovery operation. it's not a rescue operation. >> and we hear what the australian investigators said we're not searching for a needle in the haystack we're still trying to determine where the haystack is. any new revelations as to where they're looking? >> it's still brutal. if we put it in the context we have been talking about the last couple of weeks, we're still looking at areas the size of alaska. it's just overwhelming. the task is just unbelievable. we've got a lot of ships. we've got a lot of planes out there. but i think what will happen is we will shift to look at the last known position of the aircraft before it hit the water. so instead of chasing debris i think that we're going to begin to focus on trying to estimate where the airplane was based on that last pinger hit, based on how much gas was in it and how far it might have traveled down range. so i think there will be a shift. it will be a little bit subtle. we won't go look for debris as much. but more looking for the bottom of the ocean. >> we did hear in david's report about the u.s. navy sending in a

black box locator. can you tell us a little bit more about what that entails? >> it looks like a stingray. it gets towed at very low depths behind a ship and it has hydrophones, microphones that will be listening for that pinger out there. hopefully finding the wreckage at the bottom of the ocean. >> even if the sound is no longer there after a couple of weeks, there's still a way to be able to find the box? >> well, there is. if we have a general idea, there's a thing called side-looking sonar the u.s. navy will also contribute to the effort. and what it does, it will make a black and white picture of the ground, of the seabed. so that you'll be able to see if there's debris on the seabed. but, again, we've got to get to the general area. we just cannot go out and search the whole south indian ocean and expect to find what we need to find. >> good point there. all right, steve, thank you very much. appreciate it. again, with that announcement from the malaysian prime minister yesterday, you just hope and want closure for these families. that's for sure. we turn now to that deadly mudslide in washington state. 14 people are confirmed dead at this hour.

while over 100 more remain unaccounted for. rescuers are now racing against time and in very dangerous conditions, as they still hope to find survivors in the debris. abc's neal karlinsky is in darrington, washington, this morning. good morning to you, neal. >> reporter: josh, good morning. the numbers really are worrisome out here. officially, 176 names on the list of those missing. they do not expect that number to hold. but it gives you a sense of how confusing things are out here. they really have no idea how many people were caught up in the slide. for the first time we're hearing the dramatic 911 calls. >> there's a mudslide and everything is gone! the houses are gone! >> reporter: the terror of the minutes right after the slide plowed through 30 homes and cars driving by. >> there's people yelling for help! >> my heart is shattered into a million pieces. i just want them to bring my daughter home. >> are you guys ready to go? >> reporter: 14 are now confirmed dead.

but authorities still don't know just how many people are missing and caught in the deadly debris. overnight the estimate jumped to 176 people unaccounted for, but officials say that number may include duplications. and it's expected to drop dramatically. at this hour, search teams are braving quicksand-like mud. 15 feet deep at times using aircraft, sonar, and avoiding a part of this hillside they've been warned to stay clear of because it is still on the move and unstable. >> it's very tough to even search those buildings. they've been collapsed and compressed with all of that material that's come down. >> reporter: there have been dramatic rescues, including this 4-year-old boy. the area is supposed to be closed off. but a few relentless residents have snuck in anyway including the kuntz family, who lost their aunt. she was found still trapped in her home. for so many in the small towns near the slide, it's the long list of the possibly missing and the unknown that's taking its toll. >> we're going to find her. >> buddy!

>> reporter: but next door, an unexpected gift. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: buddy, the family dog, is carried out alive. >> poor baby. probably needs a drink of water. >> reporter: today rescue crews have yet another obstacle to deal with. it's starting to rain. more rain is to come, making an already treacherous hillside at the much more unstable. josh and robin? >> just a staggering thing to consider when you see those images. >> so true. so true, josh. now to the video released overnight. three b.a.s.e. jumpers leaping off the top of one world trade center. the daredevils turning themselves in. and abc's gio benitez is in downtown manhattan for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. they say they did it for the thrill of it because of what this building means to them and to the nation. this morning a view like you've never seen before. >> everybody have a safe, good jump. >> reporter: watch as the three b.a.s.e. jumpers stand at the

top of the nation's tallest building, nervously sharing a last thought. and then, jump. it's the controversial and jaw-dropping video raising major questions. you see here their view as they plummet 104 floors from one of three daredevils who jumped off one world trade center in the middle of the night wearing cameras last september, sparking fears of terrorism. a lot of people might be watching this and they'll say, these guys are crazy. >> everybody has their thing. this is our thing. we were thinking very clearly that everything was working out for us to make a clean, safe jump. >> reporter: watch the daredevils first pray. >> thank you, baby jesus. >> dude. >> reporter: then they jump falling from 1,776 feet in the air. one b.a.s.e. jumper glides through downtown manhattan until reaching a deserted street and hides the parachute. this is supposed to be the most secure building on earth. that's what officials said. so how did you get in?

>> we found a spot where the cameras were not picking up. and there happened to be a hole in the fence there, as well. >> reporter: was there ever a moment that you thought this might be disrespectful? >> we had no intentions of being disrespectful to anybody. and we weren't trying to hurt anybody. >> reporter: an inside job. at the time, james brady was an iron worker at one world trade center and knew exactly where to enter. their stunt also caught on surveillance video which led police to the three jumpers and their lookout driver. overnight the four pleaded not guilty to charges of burglary, reckless endangerment and violation of the local law. they could face up to seven years in prison. and they say police told them they had to turn themselves in when a 16-year-old snuck in and climbed to the very top last week. now, port authority, which owns this site, says the spirit of respect and reverence for this sacred site was violated, robin? >> as you heard him say that's the same building where that

teenager just recently made it to the top. >> clearly some security issues to work out and perhaps more cameras to install. >> that would be a big help. let's get to amy now. other top stories developing. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with two shootings at a u.s. navy base forcing a lockdown. authorities say a civilian fatally shot a sailor on the "uss mahan." which is docked at the norfolk naval station if virginia. security forces then shot and killed that suspect. no word on a possible motive or how the civilian was able to access that ship. also, overnight we learned president obama about to unveil sweeping overhaul of the nsa program that collects information on virtually every phone call made in this country. under the new plan, the records will remain with the phone companies and the government will have to get a judge's permission to access those. the proposal must be approved then by congress and until then, the old program will stay in place. and new details in the general motors recall investigation. faulty ignition switches in compact cars are blamed now for

at least 12 deaths. and "the new york times" reporting data from the car's black boxes confirming the problem back in '09. but gm continued to insist it lacked proof that anything was wrong. the delay recalling those cars now the subject of a federal criminal investigation. the driver of the chicago subway train that derailed at o'hare airport says she was extremely tired from working overtime and may have dozed off before the train jumped those tracks and climbed an escalator. 32 people were injured. and in florida, a man doing some night fishing hooked this 14-foot, 700-pound hammerhead shark. look at that. he battled it for 90 minutes to reel it in before eventually releasing it back into deeper water, where hopefully it will stay. and finally, a big new step for the captain of our abc news ship, ben sherwood who has served as abc news president for three years, has been chosen to lead the entire network when anne sweeney steps down next

year. ben will become the next co-chairman of disney media networks and president of the disney/abc television group. congratulations to ben. i sent him an e-mail yesterday saying as much. 4:00 a.m., e-mails me back, thanks. the man never sleeps. >> one reason he got the job. we should give him a round of applause. [ applause ] >> congratulations, ben. >> let's do it how ben would do it. that's how ben always does it. >> he's a slow clapper. we love you. all right. what do you say we keep playing our game then, shall we? we're going to turn to the smash hit smartphone game candy crush, that has people everywhere hooked, including perhaps some folks at this desk. it is set to go public on wall street this week, giving the creators of the addictive app a very sweet payday. and abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. the millions of people who spent hundreds of hours trying to clear all the jelly, the game is just beginning. at least that's what king digital entertainment, the

uk-based company behind the deliciously addictediive game cy crush, is counting on. king is expected to become a public company tomorrow morning and will likely debut on the new york stock exchange at between $21 and $24 a share, meaning it would be an eye-popping $7.6 billion. >> for king it's a big deal in the sense it will raise a significant sum of money, perhaps upward of $300 million. >> reporter: it debuted in november 2012. topping farmville, texas hold 'em poker, bejeweled blitz and subway surfers. and now this morning, the game reportedly rakes in nearly $10 million a week. thanks to its more than half a billion users who play the game over a billion times each day. but in the world of fickle tastes and constantly changing obsessions, investors may not be as sweet on candy as its users. >> selling a fad product, the challenge is really, are you going to be able to turn that into hits going forward?

>> reporter: now you want to keep in mind companies like this, they do tend to trade very volatilely. so if you're going to invest in it, be prepared for that volatility. and if you're just learning about this game today, be prepared to be hooked. hooked on these little candies, guys. i got to get back to it, level 235. >> wow. >> wow. >> not bad at all. >> yeah. >> note to self, create an addictive game and sell it. >> for lots and lots of money. thanks, rebecca. let's get a check of the weather. i know we keep saying it is spring. but not springlike conditions. >> no, not at all. and some spring snow on the mendota bridge. we'll watch it one more time. this is caught on camera. that pileup because people there did the right thing, they get away from the pileup so that they can be safe. and they saw the rest of it. fortunately no one was seriously injured. that backup eventually cleared up. but that snow combines with a coastal storm and that's what we're talking about for washington, d.c., some light

snow today will make it very slick on roadways. starting tonight for new jersey and new york, going through connecticut, very light again. i don't want you to think there will be a ton of snow for a lot of folks. but if you're in the cape or bar harbor. a blizzard watch in the cape. and bar harbor, a blizzard warning. because the winds along with this are going to be some 60-mile-per-hour at best. it will be raw. even if you only wake up with an inch or two of snow. it will be cold.

>> i've been calling it spring brrr-eak. all the way to florida. so freeze watches and warnings. we'll look at those in the next half hour. >> you got it, thank you, ginger. a possible motive in the oscar pistorius trial. reeva steenkamp's explosive text messages read in court. dan and nancy are going to weigh in live. also the biblical blockbuster "noah" under fire. what critics are saying. the expert who says just one minute of exercise three times a week, it could be the secret to looking and feeling so much better.

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pole, tried to run away before he was arrested. it happened around 2:30 this morning. investigators have been on the scene all morning long collecting evidence. all right. let's check here on traffic. >> it's going to be extended longer than what we were thinking earlier this morning. this is going to be a shut down until moon. we do have a couple of alternates. e door audio to nile and to highway 84. you can also use thornton. that will connect you to 880 as well and get you over to the dunbarton bridge. that will connect you to highway 84, and you will be on your way, but these delays could build as the morning progresses. matt. >> all right. thank you. coming up next, mike will have your bay area forecast

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"noah," the big blockbuster and that's russell crowe, the star. the movie hasn't even hit theaters yet and already it's getting a flood of criticism from some church leaders. we'll delve into that. you know, i was so excited. i said, lara, i'm going to the screening. the screening. and she goes, well, i'm going to the premier tomorrow. she trumped my screening with the premiere. i was like, wow. >> the red carpet straw. >> it's date night. come on. >> but it's going to be interesting to see what everybody is talking about. >> yeah. >> russell crowe will be here later this week. dramatic developments in the oscar pistorius trial, texts introduced into evidence yesterday from his girlfriend's phone. they were read in court showing

that she was scared of him, as dan and nancy prepare to weigh in live. >> indeed they will. zpnchts and then alicia keys enjoying a family spring break with her husband, his ex-wife, and their kids. what a night on "dancing with the stars." two couples booted from the ballroom. diana and henry and sean and karina flew all night to be with us here in times square. plus, all three judges are live with a very special announcement you don't want to miss. that's coming up later. first in this half hour the latest on the oscar pistorius trial. the defense trying to bounce back this morning after some of the most damaging evidence yet in the case. those text messages from reeva steenkamp to pistorius. abc's matt gutman is there at the courthouse for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: that's right, robin. just minutes ago, the

prosecution wrapping up its case, having presented some of the most important evidence yet. we have seen hundreds of text messages. if some of them, he seemed angry and quick to anger. in some others, she seemed afraid of him. it's an intimate moment of the mundane. a couple in a convenience store. today in court our first visual glimpse inside the relationship. including this kiss blowing self-portrait. >> that message was, you like it? with a question mark. i love it. and it goes on so warm, thank you and it ends up three kisses. three crosses. >> reporter: reeva steenkamp's selfie sent to oscar pistorius just weeks before he would fatally shoot her in his bathroom last valentine's day. before that night, their messages revealing a budding romance. >> baby, i love spending time with you and sleeping next to you. >> reporter: the defense trying to show that the prosecution had been contorting the otherwise adoring relationship we so often saw on the red carpet. >> it's not that they're standing up. you were looking at messages

showing some argument between the two. >> that's correct. yes. >> and out of that was more than 1700, you found 4. >> reporter: those four conversations presented in court seemed damning. >> i'm scared of sometimes and how you snap at me and of how you will react to me. >> reporter: a cell phone forensics expert shocked the court reading aloud reva's texts. >> i can't be attacked by outsiders for dating you and be attacked by you, the one person i deserve protection from. >> reporter: revealing from beyond the grave steenkamp's fear of pistorius and her hurt. >> i get snapped at and told my accents and voices are annoying. i touch your neck to show you i care. you tell me to stop, stop chewing gum. do this, don't do that. >> reporter: the defense admitting there were arguments but -- >> there was a disagreement, unhappiness. but if you look at the e-mails, it was resolved very quickly.

>> reporter: prosecution sources say they're confident they can get a conviction for murder here. they say they don't need a smoking gun. they have to prove that oscar pistorius took his gun into the bathroom, fired four shots knowing that someone was behind the door. it doesn't matter if it was reeva steenkamp or an intruder. josh? >> all right, matt, we'll bring in our legal team, chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams and again from atlanta nancy grace host of "nancy grace" on hln. welcome to both. dan, i want to start with you, the question premeditation remains there as we just heard in matt's piece, no smoking gun yet. but do have these texts, a bombshell introduction, words like scared, attacked, and protection used in the texts that were read. what do you make then of the texts that were introduced? >> it's really important in backing up the earwitnesses so you have witnesses coming in and saying, i heard a fight. i heard a man, i heard a woman. there was a fight there. that is crucial for the prosecution's case because if they can demonstrate there was a fight, followed by the shooting, they probably have a murder

case. now, what this does is it provides context. it says, wait a sec, this isn't out of left field. this isn't out of nowhere. these aren't people who had never had these sort of blowouts before. we don't know exactly the degree but the fact that she's talking about the fact that she was scared i think provides context and support for these earwitnesses' testimony that's crucial. >> nancy, what do you make of this context? >> well, it's interesting. we heard the recounting of the one where she says, i'm actually afraid of you and the way you react to me. but there were many, many others at the were brought in. and i think the timing is significant because the timing of just before in the days leading up to the shooting that happened on the early morning hours of valentine's day, feb 14. and it pained me to hear all of the texts, because it reminded me of when i worked at the battered women's center. because it was the nitpicking

about everything. the way she choose gum. and the way she went to the door first at a party, blah, blah, pla. goes on and on and on he was just on her all the time according to these texts and dan is right, what they brought on is forensic evidence, circumstantial evidence and now this evidence to buttress it and i like the technique. they cut through all the evidence and then they end, the state is ending with these emotional text messages. >> and i think one other interesting point with regard to the cell phones is that the expert is saying that pistorius was likely using the internet or some -- somehow using his cell phone at 1:48 in the morning. >> to look for porn, dan. porn. >> well, okay. whatever -- yeah, whatever it was for, though, he was claiming that they were asleep in bed at 10:00 p.m. that night and that he then woke up later around 3:00 a.m. to take a fan off the balcony. i do think that the fact that there was a 1:48 a.m. use of the

phone is also helpful to the prosecution. >> quickly, dan, i want to ask, though, if we have these four texs. again, there were more than 1700 between the two of them. what if on counter we read the other 1700 texts that seem to frame -- a picture of a loving relationship. >> i think this will go to nancy's point about women who are battered or are in tough relationships, you have -- this is not surprising which is that there is very often a lot of loving in the relationship, but i think that in the context of a case like -- >> i was waiting for somebody to bring that up, that there were like 1700 texts and a few of them dealt with this antagonistic demeanor he had with her. and that is not uncommon in that sort of a relationship, where everything seems normal. but, i mean, come on, how many bullets does it take to kill someone? how many texts does it show that she was afraid of him? and i think that the strategy of the state is working here.

and they're ending with a bang instead of going out with a whimp whimper. >> big day. >> certainly seems if oscar pistorius does testify he will have to adjust these head on. dan, nancy, we thank you both. >> i notice neither of you want to touch it with a ten-foot pole he was up trolling the internet for porn just before he kills her, but i'll save that for another day. >> actually, nancy, we just have to get to the weather, but we want to thank you. so, ginger, speaking of -- happy to break that up. yeah, let's go ahead and start with a good look at panama city, something lighter on this morning. but brisk and breezy, only for a high of 67 today. hook at the beach there, of course, spring breakers, if they are in town, are asleep. but it will be a cool one. and look at tomorrow morning. we took wind chills for tomorrow morning, panama city will be in the mid-30s, freeze watches and warnings from north carolina back through mississippi. even north louisiana, birmingham tomorrow will feel like it's in the mid 20s. an it will be a stormy week especially for those

>> mid-morning on to mood afternoon. ten degrees cooler than yet. a better chance of heavier rain tomorrow morning tapering to scattered showers by thursday morning. >> achoo. so many of us in the northeast getting -- the pollen reports waiting for the spring. so i can tell you that pollen is here and some experts say that this season will be a doozy. the main culprit, tree pollen from oaks to maples and folks in the southeast, midwest and west are really feeling the effects. we'll be updates you with these pollen reports throughout the spring. had to break into that. >> i'm looking forward to sneezing. i am. >> i went into the elbow. >> i'm looking forward to good news from ginger. that's what i'm looking forward to. at some point. >> it'll happen. >> it'll happen. in may. coming up, it's the bible blockbuster already making waves of why some critics say "noah," misses the boat entirely. what one minute of exercise

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described the movie as the least biblical biblical film ever made though he says the criticism is premature. >> it was all based on people that haven't seen anything, you know, all they had seen was a trailer. >> reporter: russell crowe who stars as "noah" says he expected the controversy. >> they know this is a film that's going to be controversial for some people and they have encouraged that dialogue. >> reporter: "noah," one of the most expensive in the biblical genre reportedly costing $130 million to produce, that's $100 million more than mel gibson's "the passion of the christ" which made more than $611 million, one of the highest grossing movies of all time. and while experts note "noah" may not have the same support from conservative groups that "passion" did, it seems clear it will still make a boatload of money. >> it's trying to play to a broad mainstream audience while also bringing people who might be interested in the religious aspect of it. >> reporter: the film which debuts in the u.s. friday is already riding a wave of success bringing in $14 million in its debut weekend in mexico and korea alone. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> thank you, linsey.

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forecast very active tomorrow morning at this time. >> we an accident in pittsburgh along highway 4 right now at san marco boulevard. a car did spin out on the on ramp and blocking right now. we also have this construction and in the eastbound portion of the bay bridge.

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and both booted couples from "dancing with the stars" are joining us live in times square. >> tonight we'll have a double elimination. >> after that stunning twist never seen before. and bruno, len and carrie ann also live this morning with a huge "dancing" announcement only revealed here. and race car superstar dario franchitti speaking out for the first time since the crash that ended his career. ♪ ooh sing it and are your pulses racing? karmin is here with a heart-pounding performance as we say -- >> all: it's a 10! good morning, america. ♪ i want it all ♪ da da da 2k5 i want it all

♪ all i need is one more night with you ♪ there they are, diana nyad, her partner, sean avery and his partner, both booted from "dancing with the stars," the first when it was announced that there would be a double elimination. they're making their way into social square. they flew all night to be with us here live. and your bonus is you get to take a selfie. you fly all night long after getting the boot and you take the selfie. >> sean, i asked, did you guys know it was a double elimination even before they announce noed it? he said, absolutely not. >> it caught everybody off guard so we're looking forward to talking to them and their partners on this tuesday morning. george has the morning off. great to have josh and amy here, as well. >> we saw the judges actually. maybe they haven't slept. that might be the happiest we've ever seen them. >> hey. >> oh, look at them.

>> they have a very special announcement. we can't wait to hear what it is. i'm going to give you a tiny little hint. we might need to widen that shot. >> ooh. >> just a little bit. pull back. >> nice hint. nice hint. also ahead, alicia keys on a family vacation, but not your typical one. she went with her husband and his ex-wife and their kid, and we want to hear from you, is it a good idea to vacation with your ex for the sake of your kids? you can vote now on our website. would you agree that everybody get along? >> it's a terrific thing. congratulations. i'm glad that is working out. and then also coming up, it's a fast fitness fix to tell you about. brand-new exercise craze we hear from a doctor who says that sweating it out for, get this, just one minute can get you major results. i like the sound of that. >> that's why it's a craze. >> that's why it takes a minute. right back to amy with the latest news. amy. good morning, everyone. we begin with the search for victims resuming in washington

state this morning after that deadly mudslide that buried dozens of homes. 14 people are now confirmed dead. more than 100 others still believed to be missing at this hour. emergency crews are facing new danger today with rain in the forecast, the hillside will become, unfortunately, more unstable. and the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 has been suspended today because of bad weather. chinese authorities refusing to accept malaysia's conclusion that the plane is lost in the indian ocean with no survivors, in fact, they're demanding to see all of the satellite data. an american device that helps locate black boxes will not be arriving in that search zone for nearly two weeks. families of the chinese victims protesting at the beijing embassy today throwing water bottles. the airline is offering $5,000 to each victim's family. new questions about safety at general motors. "the new york times" reporting engineers knew about a faulty ignition switch in compact cars all the way back in 2009.

but the company continued to insist it did not have evidence of a problem. those faulty switches are blamed for 12 deaths. obamacare is front and center at the supreme court today. at issue, contraceptive coverage. the justices will hear arguments over whether family-owned companies with religious objections to birth control like the retailer hobby lobby are required to offer such coverage to their workers. and former tough-talking tv judge joe brown is on the other side of the law this morning. he's been sentenced to five days in prison for threatening a judge in a child custody case. brown is currently running for district attorney in tennessee. well, electronic cigarettes are apparently not helping when it comes to kicking the habit. a new study fines that people who use e-cigarettes are no more likely to quit smoking than those who don't. finally, a 12-year-old from oklahoma has broken the all-time record for girl scout cookie sales. katie francis sold 18,107 boxes during the official seven-week

sales period. she did it by selling cookies until 9:30 each and every school night and working for 12 hours on weekends. that record before was 18,000 for an entire year. she did it in seven weeks. and it has been held for 30 years. she says she's not done. she wants to send 20,000 by march. 100,000 in her girl scout career. >> all right. put me down for thin mints. >> that's a lot of thin mints. >> two samoas. >> are the biggest seller. the selling is fantastic. the actual distribution now, she's going to need to hire -- >> you're right. >> a workforce. which means m-o-m. >> i love seeing the wagon. congratulations. "pop news" is coming up but time now for the weather. ginger zee has made her way outside. >> yeah, i'll take some thin mints. i think i heard that -- i don't know -- through the screams of spring breakers from -- >> wisconsin. >> from wisconsin wishing mom a happy birthday. what's her name? >> kim.

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>> they're celebrating so many birthdays. your name. >> alana. >> alana is 13 today, so happy birthday, alana. ginger, what are we looking at? >> yes, happy birthday. >> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." in "pop news" why a break on the set of the new "entourage" movie will not slow down production. we will explain. plus, the one-minute workout. it could be the trick to making you look and feel so much better. we'll hear from the doctor behind the latest fitness craze and juju tried it out. both "dancing" couples that were booted. i said both, yeah. here live. to talk about that. so much more coming up on "good morning america" here in times square. give it up. ♪ "good morning america's morning menu" is brought to you by centrum silver multivitamins for the most amazing parts of you. ♪ soul sister

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unnamed beverage. >> that gives you lots of energy. it's called a charlotte -- >> diana really needs extra energy. that's exactly what she's been short of. we'll do that in a moment. >> a little "pop news." good morning, josh. good morning to you all and to you. while the term break a leg took on a new twist for our friend kevin connolly, the actor, he broke his leg in two places playing football on the set of the new "entourage" movie in miami. the only upside, if there is one, is that he was playing with super bowl winning seahawks qb russell wilson. turns out, though, even a broken limb will not stop super manager e, as his character is known. connolly was on the set the next day shooting scenes on schedule. no word yet on how they're going to incorporate the injury into the story if they are going to. we'll all find out when "entourage" the movie opens next

june and, kevin, hope you feel better. >> might want to avoid the football with the super bowl winning quarterback. >> kevin does love the game. you guys know i love flea markets. you never know what you'll find there. so many treasures like this. ♪ yoda lee hoo >> guys, that's a 9-year-old. a seasoned pro at 9, emisunshine -- ♪ >> go, baby. >> you go, emi. she's singing the blues at a flea market in sweetwater, tennessee, that and her other performances have made her an internet star. she sings the greats of johnny cash, dolly parton, but her real gift, according to her father is her songwriting. guys, she's written 18 songs. >> what a name. emisunshine. everybody, you heard her here first. >> sweetwater, tennessee. >> let's get the bookers on the phone right now. we need that young woman.

>> thank you. i already am on it. >> oh, wow. >> all right. >> so, emi, you have to see her on "good morning america." >> the next generation is so much more talented than -- it's amazing. >> super quick just to make you smile. life as a model can be a little rough. gone to the dogs. with these photographs. german photographer elke vogelsang shared these snapshots online of her photogenic friends, her three dogs, noodles, milly and scallop. >> oh. >> she always has a camera in hand and these are natural cameras. they have beauty and character and wants to share them online and people are going nuts over these photos. i thought they might make you smile. you get a little emisunshine and dog action and life is good in "pop news." >> always unpredictable. >> you took a camera and k.j. would earn it -- >> she's a jack russell terrier. >> she's like a supermodel. i don't do this unless there's ten biscuits.

>> i don't do my best without ten biscuits. alicia keys, certainly has folks abuzz as she is vacationing with her husband, his ex-wife and their kid. his ex had blamed the music superstar, in fact, for breaking apart her marriage, but now they apparently have put it all behind them at least for the sake of the kids. abc's linzie janis has this singular family getaway. >> reporter: call them the ultimate modern family. grammy winner alicia keys seen here on vacation with her husband, music producer swizz beatz. but sitting right next to them on the edge of her chair, beatz's ex-wife, r&b singer mashonda tifrere. but this isn't the first time we've seen divorced celebrities getting along for the sake of the children. demi and bruce have done it, so have reese and ryan. >> it takes a lot of inner strength and willingness to get along to pull something like that off. >> reporter: particularly since

tifrere is the same woman who wrote a scathing open letter to sees four years ago saying, "you contributed to the ending of my marriage." the celebrity parents vacationing on the caribbean island of st. barts also had their son in tow along with swizz beatz's 7-year-old son with tifrere. beatz even posting these photos having fun on instagram. a far cry from all that bad blood in 2009. at the time tifrere claims keys have been having an affair with her husband, keys said "we didn't start seeing each other until months after they had separated. i was aware of all the false things that were being said about me and it definitely hurt." for now it appears that both women have put that hurt behind them for the sake of the children. >> the children did not ask for this divorce, and so it's really important that they

be minimally impacted by it and that means that when they're around they need to see their parents getting along so they can be relaxed and enjoy a vacation. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> thank you, linzie. we want to take a look. we asked you on our "gma" flash poll, would you vacation with your ex for the sake of the kids? 37% saying yes, 63% said no. 2/3, 1/3 roughly. you know, i will say this, if it is about the kids, you want your kids to model love. you want them to model cooperation and support and love and if that's what they are doing, if they've put their adult issues behind them and can all co-exist, and it's great for those kids to see that cooperation in what, let's be honest, for me increasingly seems the modern family of this day and age. >> yep. >> well said, josh. >> yep. all right, all right, moving on right now to, well, imagine this, getting thinner and

healthier with just one minute of exercise, people, okay, but you do have to do it three times a week, that though is a promise of the book everybody is talking about called "fast exercise," abc's juju chang found out you don't even have to change out of your business clothes to get it done. >> one, two. >> go, hut, hut, hut. >> reporter: first it was seven minutes then four minutes and now a 20-second workout. oh, my god. i can't breathe. in 20 seconds you can change a profile pick, give a hug, maybe sing "happy birthday," but what about this? >> go. >> okay. >> reporter: dr. michael mosley says that three 20-second bursts, that's a minute, three times a week of high-intensity training like this will make you not only skinnier, but healthier. he calls it fast exercise and says it can lead to remarkable changes. we met at the reebok sports club in new york. what's the key to high intensity? >> this regime seems to be much

more effective not oen nly for losing weight but also for improving your insulin sensitivity. >> reporter: mosley says it's the stress and intensity, not duration, we're talking about weight loss, reduced cancer risk and something close to michael, diabetes. >> two years ago i discovered i was a diabetic. that dot me into a fast exercise regime, and now i'm 20 pounds lighter and my blood sugars are completely normal. >> reporter: as a guinea pig for his own research, he said he doesn't need a fancy gym or even gym clothes. why am i getting nervous? >> i'll give you a head start. >> all right. >> ready, steady, go. >> reporter: you can do this one right in your stairwell. >> let's do like a -- >> reporter: that's it, that was intense. i feel humiliated because you were faster than me. but can a few mens a week really work? daniel rohanna teaches high intensity workouts at reebok. >> a lot of people it's like

i've got kids, i've got my kids and have to get groceries, it's nice to get in, get out, hit it hard and i'm done. i don't think ten minutes three times a day will be enough. >> reporter: mosley says scientists all over the world are finding amazing health benefits doing better fitness in less time. luckily for me it's almost time for the recovery period. are we done yet? >> yes. >> reporter: for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> okay, that was intense. >> and you can get more 20, 30 and 60-minute workouts from dr. mosley's new book at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> what do you think? >> i think it's worth a trial. >> one minute is better than no exercise. >> i feel like i really want it to be true. >> yeah. we'll give it a shot. in the stairwell. meet you there. double whammy on "dancing with the stars" last night. not one but two couples were eliminated, and they were taking a selfie just moments ago in our social square. we're going to talk to them live in just a minute. first a look at who fizzled. diana nyad, she hasn't stopped.

she's danced the whole time since last night. take a look at last night. ♪ everybody >> reporter: another exciting night heating up the dance floor. ♪ oh a three-way tie for first place. ♪ baby big-time "rush" star james maslow's sultry salsa shot him to the top of the leaderboard. >> james, you've come out of your shell and have the abs to prove it. ♪ >> reporter: tying with james at the top, both meryl davis and charlie white. meryl with a lively swing dance. and charlie with a twirly tango. >> my legs can potentially fly off when i'm dancing. ♪ >> reporter: paralympian amy purdy left the judges stunned with her sexy swing dance. >> it's the most mind boggling thing is how completely synchronized your movements are. >> we can reveal tonight we'll have a double elimination. >> reporter: but in a shocking

twist not one, but two sets of stars couldn't be saved in a surprise double elimination. >> diana and henry, you're going home. the second couple to be eliminated tonight is sean and karina. ♪ >> karina, now you smile. we were sorry to say good-bye to bruno's million dollar mermaid, diana nyad and your great partner. henry, we just got to know you. that's wonderful. and sean avery, thanks so much for being here. karina, you know how much we adore you, so flying in all overnight. did you all know it was going to be a double elimination night? they came out of the box with that, didn't they? >> there was a full-on surprise. i have to tell you guys, may i stand up and -- >> yes. >> absolutely. >> the very first day we all got together, when meryl davis came over to the buffet table and here was the fruit, and she kind

of did whatever this is called, an arabesque and a plie and her shoe went up to the chandelier, henry and i went, we're in big trouble. that was the very first clue, yes, and we had others. we had others. >> i want to ask you this, last night when you were eliminated you were the first to go, early on. we could hear you say i want to dance again. was that scheduled for you to dance even after being eliminated or did they just let you? >> no, the thing is that, you know, you're supposed to as they do throughout the whole show is everybody dances and then they tell you who is up but they eliminated us first and we said you're going to have to drag us out because we learned that cha-cha all week and we're doing that cha-cha. >> you know, diana, you're an amazing athlete. i tried swimming two laps with you in herald -- >> you were with me, baby. >> i don't know how you -- you swam from cuba to the keys, so was this easy for you? >> you know, if the dance had gone on for 53 hours nonstop, i think i would have beat everybody. >> that would have been your -- >> too short. yes. >> sean, last night you actually

tweeted, i will tell everyone on "gma" tomorrow why i was voted off. my partner karina smirnoff is amazing. first of all, we all agree. so i guess the floor is yours. >> no, i mean i think we knew as of probably monday of last week that our fate was sealed. i had a conversation with conrad i think is one of the producers and i was upset at the package that they had run the week previous and it was a very tacky attempt to show me as the bad boy of "dancing with the stars," and i think that in reality tv or some sort of competition, if you have a disagreement with the producers, then generally that seals your fate quite early, so i think we had a pretty good idea. we worked our butts off. we had a fantastic time. i have a friend for life. i did the show for an amazing

charity called friends, indeed, which is based in new york, so i mean it was a win/win for me. >> we know a lot of athletes on the show who talked about the rigor and the regimen and that it is rigorous, perhaps more rigorous than they thought it would be. as an athlete yourself, an elite athlete, what was that like? >> it was probably two weeks of the hardest training that i've ever done. >> really? >> karina kicked your butt. >> yeah, i mean it's not -- >> like you're giving me too much to do. >> we'll talk to the judges in the next half hour. "gma's" "dancing with the stars" segment is brought to you by walgreens, visit the tv section on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to ten enter the dance happy be healthy sweepstakes.

good morning. today in the valley transportation thoort will update the process of building the bart extension to san jose. the work has been well underway. officials say major construction is expected to move to dixon landing road next month. it includes relocating utilities to dig the trench for bart trains to run below the street. it will require lane closures, traffic shifts, and the possibility of a complete dixon landing road closure for a period of up to eight months. let's get an update on this morning's commute with leyla. >> we also have this impact in san jose. if you are traveling along northbound 280, we have a for-krar crash. everything has been pushed over to the shoulder, but we're looking at very heavy backups leaving the nimetz. along 85 you are also going to see delays as you reach 280. we have this bit of

construction. eastbound side of the bay bridge until 2:00. matt. >> all right. thank you, leyla. meteorologist mike nicco will join us with the bay area fo

>> sob olympica county rain about to move into morin. this is moving ever so slowly to the southeast at about 15 to 20 miles per hour. first wave of rain not really that healthy today. you can see rain fade down in the south bay.

about one-tenth, maybe a quarter of you north. the heavier rain tonight, quarter to three-quarters of an inch, and maybe double that in ♪ one more night amazing what one more night will do ♪ ♪ i want it all hey ♪ >> go, karmin. >> oh, you go, karmin. >> i know pop chart duo. great to have all of you here. "i want it all" as they kick off their brand-new album out today great friend of the program. broken hearted no more. george is off. well deserved spring break. i hope it's a little warmer where he is. great to have amy here, as well. >> the while they're waeearing.

oh, yes. do it, girl. there is also here with us stylist to the stars rachel zoe in our social square answering your questions sharing her style secrets from her brand-new look. we'll talk to her this morning. >> legendary race car driver dario franchitti speaking out for the first time since that shocking crash that ended his career. he is talking about his new role in racing. there he is. >> one of the greats. and it's nice to know that he is going to have a nice -- >> onward and upward. >> uh-huh. well, week two "dancing with the stars" fair to say full of shocking announcements. >> oh, yeah. >> already, but i want you to hang on, people. >> buckle up. >> we have another one for you. we are so excited, in fact, that all three judges, len and bruno and carrie ann i think stayed up to join us live from los angeles, but, thank you all for waking up early.

>> look at bruno. >> are we going to get that announcement? can i get a drum roll, please? [ drum roll ] >> that's a long drum roll. >> okay. okay. we got it. >> need the cymbal. >> can we end the drum roll? [ laughter ] >> amazing right there. the floor is finally yours. >> who wants it? >> carrie or len or bruno. >> the big announcement is -- >> oh, yes. >> oh. >> we're here. >> we were waiting for the cue. >> hello. >> well, okay. >> as you may be aware from here on on "dancing with the stars" each week in addition to us three we're going to have a guest judge and to be honest i'm so excited i can't get the words out, carrie ann. >> well, our first guest judge is the incredible, amazing robin

roberts at the table. >> oh. >> look, so another chair beside the three of you. >> you'll be right here. >> i give you a 10.5. >> 10.a. >> are you awesome. >> i am nervous but i always -- and which i see every morning -- every day when i watch the show you got to step outside of your comfort zone and being with the three of you, bruno, i know you danced with peta and i had the good fortune of dancing with maks and helped me get ready for a milestone birthday but you can't play favorites. how do you judge? >> oh, absolutely not. i adore them all as you all know. nevertheless, you have to call each dance as you see it. be courageous and be gentle. >> what kind of judge are you

going to be? are you going to be tough? >> well, i have three great examples right there. i don't know. >> ah. >> i have no idea. >> i think len -- i think it's contractually obligated to be nice to you as another judge. i think he has to be. len, do you promise to be on your best behavior. >> i'm always nice. always adorable. adorable. >> we love guest judges. it's fun. >> robin, the key is just be honest and then it works. >> yes. >> we'll have great fun together. we always have great fun. >> i feel that i'm going -- >> take the table. >> i'm going to take the perspective of those who nor northally watch at home because you know we watch and we think that we know what's going on and so i think i will bring that perspective to the three experts that you are but let's talk a little about last night. what really stood out with you last night? ooh. well, for me i think the

standard that we've got this season is incredible. there were so many fantastic dancers on that show. >> i was really impressed with amy purdy what she brings is so exciting. i mean we've never seen anybody like her on the show and -- >> what they do, as well, we never have time to comment about. our dancers push these people to their limit every time. every season surprises me. i have known this for years but every time i come and watch the show, these kids come out with brilliant ideas. over and over again and push them technically so far. they work really hard. we have to comment and express an opinion. nevertheless, we appreciate what they do. >> our admiration for all of them is incredible. >> yes. >> all right. well, hey -- >> i loved this last night, wow. >> i know. >> it was great. >> i'm going to love next week. >> oh, yes. >> just a little bit more. >> take care of our robin.

>> in case i forget to tell you, i had a great time. i had a great time tonight. thank you, three. i can't wait to see you. i know i'll be in great hands and i'll just hold up the 10 the whole time because if you're doing -- we got three perfect 10s right here. >> now, go to bed. >> i'll hide your 10. >> again, judge roberts, "dancing with the stars," next monday, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here. >> look at that. >> on abc. we definitely won't hassle you on twitter all night. ginger made her way outside. the final check of marchuary. >> it is on and i have a new little friend. your name? >> roxy. >> roxy will help us play a game called name that cloud. you might win something in times square. let's look at the screen. i want to you get an idea. here are the clouds you see the washington monument on the left.

on the right side, can you name that cloud. there are two choices, "a" and "g. sir row stratus or nimbostratus. >> "a". >> we'll find out after the break if that is right. either way everybody wins with a look at this new york city, close to 60 as we kick off that weekend friday and saturday, jacksonville warms back up into the 70s. >> mid-morning on to mood afternoon. ten degrees cooler than yet. a better chance of heavier rain tomorrow morning tapering to >> all that weather brought to you by progressive. the answer up for name that cloud. we have it, the answer is "a," cirrocumulus, all right, roxy, you get a "good morning america" umbrella. she'll need it because that umbrella, you could use it for

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>> they never expected we'd thank them in person. >> yeah, i really feel like their real personals come across on the show and i like real people. robin is my favorite. she has a special know about her that comes across. >> we're both southern girls so -- >> yee ha, yes! >> i love the southern connection. >> good morning, america. ♪ 00 louisiaooh-la-l0ooh-la-la ♪ rachel zoe wears so many hats literally and figuratively. stylist a-listers like anne hathaway, kate hudson, jennifer garner just to name a few. wife, mom and author again, her latest "living in style" is out today and so thrilled to have our friend rachel zoe with us again always picking your brain for styles. nobody does it like you, my friend. >> i love doing it. >> such a fun thing doing what you love and style and fashion is in your blood and bones.

>> in my blood, in my bones, i eat, sleep and breathe it, i do. >> now motherhood. congratulations. >> thank you. baby kaia is 3 months old. >> scale lahr is 3. >> 3. >> how is he feeling about little brother? >> oh, my god. he's in love with him. he wants him to play with him and play with cars and stuff. >> that'll take a while. >> i know. >> how do you manage to do it? we always like to talk to moms would work about juggling and you're a terrific example of writing a book, having two children. being a happy wife and running basically a fashion empire. >> well, it's funny, i think kids actually motivate you to work harder and i think i'm in a great situation where i bring them with me, they're here in new york with me so i don't know, they're just my heart. they keep me smiling and get through through any stressful time. i look at them, kiss them and i'm fine. you know. >> no, but it's always nice to hear how everybody gets it done. >> but it's hard.

>> so wonderful, our viewers. we got a lot of questions from them on facebook. jessica dilly asking "what's the one piece a stay-at-home mom should always have in her closet? >> i'll say a great coat. if you're running out the door or doing ear's you can throw on a great coat over everything and always -- is it dresses it up even if it's yoga pants which you never take off. >> exactly. >> fran would like to know what age is a piece of clothing out of date? >> it is a good question. i have to say, you know, it really shouldn't have a time limit on it. a good piece of clothing should never have a time limit. but i do think you have to have things that look good on you. if it doesn't -- >> if you haven't worn it in a year, do you believe that. >> no, it may come back and may totally wear it like it's new again. >> we want to you share some of the tips you have in the book. thank you so much, bloomingdale's because they have given us all the stuff to work with here because you talk about four basic belts that everybody

should have. what are you feeling today. >> i think it's about accentuating your waist and there's something for everybody, a wide belt. some are scared. i don't love my midsection and ironically a good belt gives your waist, gives you that hour 7 glass, kinney, wide, medium size, it doesn't matter. do what works best. >> the bells are never out. >> i always think of you in a hat. >> and this is a great one. >> that looks good on you actually how do you pull it off and -- is this all about confidence, let me tell you something nothing covers a bad hair day better than a hat and makes you look that much more glamorous. >> look through the pages, it does help you identify your own permanent style. not everybody is going to be able to pull this off. i on the other hand -- >> you can. it looks great on you. >> and last but not leave, scarves. i think of you as little accessionry, something simple but it can dress it up. >> a scarve can go a long way, put it on your head, wear it as

a sarong, tie it as a belt or and your neck and makes every outfit look better. >> as a working mom -- >> multi-items in your closet. >> dresses the stars and now will help you "living in style" out today. want too thank bloomingdale's for all the wonderful items and congratulations on having the baby. stay because coming up karmin will dance us into the morning. >> love karmin. ♪

oh, we are happy to welcome back karmin, oh, so wonderful to have you here and wonderful to have our friend christine. she said it was her wish to be here at "gma" so we're going to put her to work because we're going to talk about you guys right here. the music videos have racked up nearly 1 billion views. they have millions of fans around the world.

i consider myself a karminite. is that okay? >> i love that. >> they released their highly anticipated debut album "puss" so what are you going to say, christine. >> here to perform their new single off that album is karmin with "all i want ♪ ♪ ♪ yo got to get you home get you all alone ♪ yeah the way that you're moving you know what you're doing ♪ ♪ i want you to prove that i'm right about you ♪ ♪ go ahead admit it ooh sing it ♪ ♪ oh i got the feeling down deep

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deny got the feeling that makes me high ♪ ♪ the only thing is i want it all yes i do i want it all hey ♪ ♪ all i need is one more night with you it's amazing what just one more night can do ♪ ♪ i want it all da da da da sfloet ♪ i want it all da da da da ♪ ♪ all i need is one more night with you ♪ ♪ it's amazing what just one more night can do i want it you will ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ i want it da da da ♪ ♪ here we go [ cheers and applause ] "gma's spring concert series" is presented by big lots! surprising savings every aisle every day.

♪ she is a legend and living legend. and dario franchitti here with us in the heart of times square. he won the indy 500 three types and indycar series four times. by any statistical measure one of the great race car drivers of his time and now to join us since a really horrific accident cost you your racing career so first of all, dario, so vimly how are you feeling? >> i'm doing okay, thank you.

dealing with a couple of issues, a little bit with the head. my memory isn't what it once was. my ankle is -- limiting but i'll take that. you know the other options weren't so good so i'm just happy to go standing here and feeling very lucky. >> we're happy to have you standing here. and so doctors advised you it was time to hang them up, the career would come to an end but you have a new role now with the target team and in the sport. tell us about it. >> yeah, absolutely. i'm still working with the target team which i love. it's a group of guys that have become my family over the years so i'm an adviser now so i work with the drivers with tony, ryan and charlie, work with the engineers and continue to work with target as a driver and still a lot of fun to be involved with the sport and try to win races. >> great to have you again. you'll driving the pace car at the indy 500 coming back and you'll join us with tony kanaan, can't wait to have you back.

we want to get you inside where it's a little warmer. congratulations. >> thanks. >> dario, it is great to have you with us. you can tune in for the very first race of the verizon indycar series sunday on abc at 3:00 p.m. eastern. do not miss dario driving the pace car. indy 500 on may 25th also right here on abc. robin. >> give dario a 10, karmin a 10, 10 all the way around. thanks again. have a great day.

good morning. i'm matt keller. it's shaping up to be a wet week in the bay area. meteorologist mike nicco has details in his accuweather forecast. >> good morning, everybody. the weather right on time. you can see it rolling through the north bay right now. it's going to slide through the heart of the bay during the mid-morning to midafternoon hours and exit the south bay probably where br the evening commute. this first round is going to be very light. about .1 to a quarter of an inch. we're going to get hit a lot harder during tomorrow's morning commute. >> we have southbound 220 eight minutes late and northbound 227 six minutes late leaving mountainview. as you are coming off the bridge southbound along 680 at march you knowa vista road we do have

some cars blocking the lane there. watch out for that. matt. >> join announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, film, television, and now broadway star, zach braff. and your closet essentials courtesy of stylist rachel zoe. also performing his big hit, "the man," aloe blacc. plus, maria menounos joins michael at the co-host desk. all next on "live." now, here are michael strahan and maria menounos! [cheers and applause] ♪