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what they are saying about whether the family may expand. good morning, everybody. the hunt for flight 370 ramping up further this morning, with more planes and ships deployed. coming up, the new leader now assigned to coordinate the international search effort. >> 22 days, still more questions than answers. also this morning, take a look at this. new video this morning of pope francis once again breaking from tradition, kneeling before an ordinary priest and confessing to his own sins. more on this story coming up. truly the people's pope there. >> yes. making news once again. and on a lighter note, the little boy transformed into a

super hero by his dad who is an animator. what happens when this little guys turns his super powers on the anchor was "good morning america." stop it there. big reveal coming up. >> most powerful 3-year-old we have met. but we begin the show with the restless night in southern california. more than 100 aftershocks to this weekend's quake. residents understandably on edge this morning, worried about what could come next. abc's ryan owens has the latest from fullerton. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. all of these aftershocks take a psychological toll. i can tell you it's the last thing the people here in california need. especially like the folks who live in this house. it has been condemned because of the damage to the foundation. look at the crack right next to the garage. >> every time we have another aftershock, it rattles you. the kids are more scared than anything. >> reporter: the aftershocks may be small. the impact? big. >> half of this cabinet -- glass was everywhere. >> reporter: there have been more on 100 after shocks here.

including a 3.3 magnitude before 11:00 saturday night. that's a day after the 5.1 earthquake rattled the region. southern california's frayed nerves on full display on twitter. using the #laquake. thousands tweeted, another one? really, really long. and not again. a reporter from kabc felt tremors while on the air saturday morning. >> whoa, whoa. whoa. we are still feeling earthquakes. >> reporter: the original quake made a mess across los angeles. water pipes bursting in this apartment building -- surveillance video capturing these items crashing to the floor. forcing businesses to lock their doors for the weekend. and home owners assessing the damage while the earth keeps shaking. >> my neighbor called me and told me that you need to check on your chimney because it's pretty much broken in half. >> reporter: seismologists say

it's only a matter of time before california feels a stronger shudder. they say there's a 99% of a 6.7 magnitude or larger quake some where in california in the next 30 years. experts fear if it hits on the fault through downtown los angeles, the city of angels could see the same kind of destruction san francisco saw in the 1989 earthquake. >> i'm on edge. potential for a lot of damage is pretty great here. >> reporter: he's another stat from the seismologists to think about this morning. there's about a 5% chance that that 5.1 quake on friday night was what may they call a fore shock, a preview of the bigger quake. the good news, the further from friday night, the chances go down. but i got to tell you, that's little consolation when we keep feeling these little quakes. >> yeah, i can only imagine. hope the seismologists are

wrong about this one. ryan, thank you for your reporting this morning. we appreciate it. a lot of other news overnight. and as always, over to mr. ron claiborne. a look at the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. a wild night on the streets of tucson, arizona. where hundreds of university of arizona fans hit the streets, unset apparently over the wildcats' loss in the ncaa tournament to the university of wisconsin in overtime. 64-64 was the final score. police in right gear rush in to tackle a fan, one who appears to be taunting them. some fans shot off fire crackers and threw bottles at the police. 15 people were arrested. disorderly conduct. nobody was injured. the fans were venting their anger over a controversial whistle by a referee in the game. and general motors has announced yet another recall. they are recalling all of the 2014 chevy silverado 1500 and the gmc sierra, and the 2015

suburban and tahoe. and gmc yukon. that's nearly half a million vehicles. the reason gm says leaks from the transmission's oil cooler line could possibly lead to fires. gm has recalled a total of 5 million vehicles so far this year alone. and in washington state, the death toll rising in last week's horrific mudslide. officials say the number of confirmed dead is now 18. the missing dropped from 90 to 30 as many of the unaccounted for have been found safe and saturday, search crews stopped their recovery efforts to observe a moment of silence to honor those who died. and diplomacy in paris. john kerry is meeting with his russian counterpart in hopes of a diplomatic solution to the ukraine crisis. kerry had been heading home from saudi arabia saturday when he was diverted to paris to talk with the russian foreign minister.

the change in plans and itinerary follows a phone conversation between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. and take a look at this video, powerful waves crashing in panama city beach, in florida. a thunderstorm unleashed three-foot tidal surges that pulled off the beach chairs, you see them there. empty chairs fortunately in the ocean. spring break visitors had to stay in their hotel rooms for their own safety. and in basketball, put one in the "w" column for the philadelphia 76ers. they snapped the record-tying 26-game losing streak against the detroit pistons. i called them woe begotten. the pistons have surpassed them in woe begottenness. and their win, and ends an 18-game home losing streak, one

shy of another nba record. it was the sixers' first victory in two months. and silences, maybe, all the people who said they were losing on purpose to improve their position in the college draft. and finally looking for luck? you may want it to rub off on you. track down this couple. calvin and zatera spencer who have shattered a lot of lottery odds winning the lottery, get this, three times in a single month. calvin bought the million-dollar powerball ticket on march 12th. and two weeks later, he won 50,000 bucks in a pick four game. and two days later, another million dollars in a scratchoff game. but as we caution viewers, money does not buy happiness. >> i keep telling myself that over and over again. >> a lot of other things, but not happiness. >> life lessons from uncle ron on sunday morning. we appreciate it. >> they look happy.

>> the opposite of woebegone. >> you googled it. >> yes, i did google it while he was talking. vocabulary and life lessons. if you for that. >> i got more. and back to the news on the latest for the hunt on flight 370. more ships and planes joining the search today. and a new military man taking over the international search. but time is running out. the batteries of the black boxes set to die as early as next week. let's get the latest now from abc's david wright in perth, australia. david, good morning. >> reporter: even before any wreckage has been confirmed, authorities here are already thinking about the next phase of the search. this is the "ocean shield." it's being fit with a u.s. navy pinger locater to listen to the block boxes. this 6500 ton vessel will be the lynchpin in the next phase, of this search, looking under water for the heavy wreckage that may lie two miles below the surface somewhere on the ocean floor.

towing an american fing pinger finder like this one, a u.s. navy crew will listen for the faint ping from the flight data and cockpit voice recorders. >> this is an acoustic beacon on the flight data reporter. >> reporter: they will have to be almost on top of it to hear it. >> we cannot search the entire ocean. effectively. we need to reduce the search area so the pieces of equipment can be effective. >> reporter: as of today, the search area is still the size of new mexico. today the ten search planes out spotting possible debris had multiple contacts. but not known if any are confirmed from flight 370. three brightly colored objects spotted by a chinese plane yesterday turned out to be garbage. nothing significant. today in kuala lumpur, the families of the chinese passengers demanded they apologize for the handling of the search. malaysian officials are no

longer calling the shots. today this highly-respected member of the australian joint chiefs of staff took command of the international search effort. time is of the essence now. and the pingers are expected to run out in a week. people use the metaphor, a needle in a haystack. what metaphor do you use? >> it's a needle in a haystack with a blindfold on. and one it stops transmitting, it's a needle in a hay stack with a blindfold on and you are wearing thick gloves. >> reporter: assuming they find something, this vessel will be the staging area for mapping and recovering wreckage. how long a journey are you preparing for? >> 45 days. >> reporter: it's deploying tomorrow. it will take three or four days to get to the search area. hopefully by then we'll have confirmation that flight 370 has been found. dan, bianna. >> hopefully being the keyword. thanks to david. meanwhile, the deadline to sign up for obamacare is tomorrow. and we are seeing a last-minute surge in enrollment. >> more than 6 million people have been approved for

eligibility and picked a private plan on the government-run exchanges. and let's bring in george stephanopoulos. 6 million signed up, the goal was 7 million. does the last minute surge silence the critics of obama care or give them ammo? >> obamacare has come a long way since the problems with the problems with the website back in the fall. likely to approach 7 million signing up. see how many pay the premiums. but here's the important point. about the silence. even though that number is very positive for the supporters of obamacare, what really patters is how many have signed up in the individual states. and whether in those states, you have a good composition of healthy people in the insurance pool. that is the only way to keep the insurance premiums down. >> young, healthy people. but doesn't mean it's not a political headache for the president. it's still not a popular deal. >> not at all. the white house hopes this shows that obamacare is taking hold. but right now, a majority of americans disprove of how the president is handling health care. a lot of the uninsured say

they're not going to sign up. the white house hopes that's going to turn around as people get more experience. in the meantime, no question this is a big issue on the campaign trail. this year and in the midterm elections. >> short sigh of relief. for the be the right now. and george will have more and also on the ongoing crisis in ukraine coming up later on abc "this week." and now to the moment everyone is talking about. pope francis surprising the congregation by kneeling and going to confession in public. the people's pope breaking tradition once again. michelle franzen is here with more. never ceases to surprise us, michelle. >> if there's one thing we have learned about the pope, it's to expect the unexpected. pope francis leads more than 1 billion roman catholics worldwide and meets with world leaders, including president obama later this week. but it hasn't kept this powerful man from showing a more personal side, from poverty-stricken neighborhoods, the latest act,

the humble act of confessing his sins. he tweets, takes selfies and made the cover of "rolling stone." and said to connect with catholics like no other pontiff before. and now catholics around the world are talking about his recent act at st. peter's basilica. and he stunned worshippers by kneeling before a so-called ordinary priest and confessed his own sins. original plan, pope francis was expected to go to an empty booth to hear confessions from members of the congregation. instead he chose a different confessional, attended by a priest, dropped to his knees and began talking. it's not the first time the pope has broken with tradition since becoming the leader of the roman catholic church just over a year ago. he has shunned many of the popular rituals in exchange for connecting with the average catholic. and remaining an advocate for the poor. in argentina, the pope voiced

his support for the people living in this tent city. squatters are fighting to stay in the makeshift area, named after the pope himself. and the pope recalled the first time he confessed his sins at the age of 17 in argentina. he said the moment was so powerful, it made hit want to become a priest. bianna and dan, this is not the first time the pope confessed publicly, but the historians are checking out the details. pope francis taking him by surprise. >> he's taken every opportunity to signal humility. over and over again. yeah. >> good to see. >> thanks, michelle. from rome to london where the world's most photogenic family is creating waves. yet again. here it is, the latest royal portrait. this is will, kate, george and the dog, lupo. meanwhile, william is dropping hints about whether the family may be growing. and hamish mcdonald has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. we have heard a lot about prince george, we talked a lot about prince george. actually, though, we have seen very little of him. this is the first public image

of him since october last year when he was christened. this is a different kind of royal portrait. it's relaxed and open. dare i say it, it even makes them look a bit normal. it's the family photo being talked about around the world. the new royal portrait of the duke and duchess of cambridge. prince george, now 8 months old. the duchess holds the prince as he looks at the family dog, lupo, the 2-year-old cocker spaniel. if you look closely, you can see george's name stitched on his blue sweater. the family portrait is taken by jason bell, the same photographer who took the pictures of the royal christening. the trio are about to embark as sthar first overseas trip as a family, heading to new zealand and australia. >> they are taking baby george with them so they will spend plenty of time with him. >> reporter: the tiny prince has big shoes to fill. his own father was caught taking

his first steps in 1983 when the royal family visited government house in auckland. there is much expectation this family will continue growing. but prince william is saying not so fast. when asked about expanding, he said one is enough at the moment. well, here in the uk it is mother's day. so this picture is released in time with that. next weekend, the royals will leave on their big trip down under. and it'll be the first time george will see the vast empire he will one day rule. australia and new zealand part of the british commonwealth. >> now he is focused on his relationship with lupo. did you see the connection they have? >> priorities, we admire that. hamish, thank you. lots of little boys have dreams of becoming super heros, but not everybody has a dad who can make that come true. >> we told you about james on friday. his talented father used his skills to turn his son into a

force to be reckoned with and made him a pint size crime fighter and internet sensation. sara has the story. such a cute little boy. >> adorable. our parents tell us to dream big, you be what you can be, but never have the words been more true than with little james. you take a kid with a big imagination and add it to a dad with an even bigger imagination and magic happens. >> yes! i won. >> all kids dream of being a character in a favorite movie. >> i want to be darth vader. >> but in james' world, it's a reality. daniel hashimoto, a dream works artist, whose works include "how to train your dragon" and "kung fu panda 2," and arguably the best dad ever. >> this time. i will get you next time. >> has taken playing pretend to a new level. >> james is an imaginative kid. pretending to be iron man, i thought it would be fun to make

him videos of him actually doing what he is pretending to do. >> the videos have gone viral, bringing in 7 million youtube views. >> i had no idea it would go viral this quickly. >> whether swinging like batman -- destroying a whole lego world, or avoiding the ever so dangerous puddle, james is one kick-butt super kid. >> i'm really happy that i stumbled on this particular hobby, because it combines my favorite work mode with my family. and i get to mix them in a fun and entertaining way. >> we get a behind the scenes look at the next big adventure. >> stop you, bad guys. >> get you bad guys. >> oh, no, it's the bad guy. yell so they hear you. [ yells ] >> and the newest adventure actually includes us. take a look.

>> wow. wow. >> i've never had very much luck with super heros. >> look at the look on your face. >> ron, do you even know what's going on? >> ron and i were masterminding when our backs turned. that's great. he's really talented. >> it's neat you have a parent being able to truly encourage imagination. we often talk we electronics, they are not using their minds. this is a big chance for kids encouraged to dream. >> the puddle was awesome. >> that was my fear as a kid. >> i like the one where they rope us. no big deal. >> two kids at heart. one big, one small. very cute, thanks, sara. time for a check of the weather. welcome back devon lucie. from our washington, d.c. station wjla. wasn't that cool? >> uncaptured by the super hero. >> thanks for having me back.

i might be partial to the light saber. maybe the big and the little kids. record rainfall, newark, bridge port, philly. we have seen at least two inches of rain in boston. that is where the heavy rain is going on right now. boston is getting that. you can see the heavy showers have been there the majority of the early morning time frame. and even heavier showers remain south. live pictures. this is across the charles river. trying to see boston. can hardly make it out with all the heavy rain that is coming down right now. back to the heavy rain on the radar view. put this in motion to look ahead. where the northeast storm is going to go. only two storms in the u.s. as this storm pushes away, unfortunate, philly, new york city, a few flakes coming in overnight. no accumulation. the good news behind the storm system, the midwest continues a thaw. nice temperatures out there too. and might even put 70 degrees in

>> that was your weather. thanks for having me back. >> a few flakes? >> not accumulating snow. i hate to bring bad news. >> devon -- >> there it is. >> i'll leave right after the show. you have me gone for good. >> you can stay for a little while longer. >> appreciate it. coming up on "good morning america" -- missing, the nursing student who vanished just three days before graduation. why her family believes she was abducted. plus, an angry, working mom

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half ago at the college she attended outside st. louis. >> she was an nursing student and she appears to vanished. her family has been out searching in the woods looking for clues. reena ninan is here with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. since she went missing, she missed her graduation from nursing school and her 19th birthday this past week. her family now in an all-out search to find her. >> i don't know exactly what happened to her. >> a mother desperate for answers in the disappearance of her 19-year-old daughter. her car found deserted in a parking lot. and a handwritten note, the word, good-bye. her mother doesn't believe it's her handwriting and she would never run away. >> no reason for her to do that. no reason whatsoever. >> but police don't completely agree. >> we're going on the possibility that it is her handwriting. rather than someone else's. >> disappearing a week and a

half ago near st. louis, missouri. >> i hope whoever took her to think twice and just be nice and just bring my daughter back. >> last seen at the st. charles community college. but she never made it to class. >> the witness said she was acting fidgety, nervous, kept checking her ipad and was looking out windows. >> authorities calling it a missing person case, pursuing the investigation, but with no promising leads. >> right now, we cannot definitively determine if it was foul play or if this individual left of her own free will. >> her family fearing the worst. >> i can imagine her screaming and yelling, that's in my head. i hope she's safe. >> the sheriff's office hoping social media will unlock clues. >> trying to get access to her social media account, e-mails, things like that. just to see if it reveals anything. >> while a family longs for her safe return. >> we can't rest until we find

her. >> i want to tell my daughter, i love her so much and i hope she is hearing us now. >> the family searched a wooded area near the school. there's no surveillance from the school. the police have several subpoenas out. they're hoping the social media account will bring a new lead. >> agony for the family. but there's no investigating they can do at this point. >> yes. >> thanks. meantime, a final check of the morning's headlines with ron. >> good morning, everyone. begin with this story out of the west coast where the ground was shaking last night well into the night after the aftermath of friday's earthquake there. southern california residents were rattled with more than a hundred aftershocks. including one that registered at 3.3 magnitude. that was late last night. that's a day after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck the same area. and the hunt for missing malaysia hunt 370 is intensifying this morning with more ships and planes deployed. to the search area.

this 6500-ton vessel a capable of looking underwater is headed to that remote area of the indian ocean where some abjects have been spotted lately. and the final four bracket is halfway done. let the celebrating begin. wisconsin upset arizona saturday in overtime to reach the final four. the university of florida gators, 65-53. later this sunday, uconn plays michigan state, and kentucky plays the michigan wolverines. and finally, a cat found dangling with his tail some how stuck between, well, two wooden planks there. this is in hialeah, florida. she was unable to free the feline, she called the fire department. firefighters did manage to get the tail out. there you go. and the cat being a cat, expresseses its gratitude by running away. nax for letting me out, bye.

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so this has been a pretty tough week for gwyneth paltrow. the actress, announcing her quote, unquote, uncoupling from husband chris martin, and then going on to infuriate working women with her comments about having an office job is easier than acting. >> dare i say out of touch with reality a little bit. one of those women is now addressing gwyneth's take on life with a harsh and sometimes >> holly: hilarious dose of sarcasm. mara is here with the story. good morning. >> the comments are getting quite the reaction. one movie a year, by choice. paltrow thinks a day job has its perks. actress, lifestyle blogger and no stranger to controversy,

g gwneth paltrow is in hot water this morning with her fellow moms. in a new interview with "e! news," she says, quote, to have a regular job and a mom is not as -- of course there are charges but it's not like being on set. the firestorm set off like she discussed her that takes her away from home, seeming to suggest the grass is greening on the everyday working mom's other side of the fence. according to "e! news," paltrow says the benefit of a regular job is you can do stuff in the morning and come home in the evening. but it appears a number of working moms would disagree. "the new york post" mckenzie dawson wrote this tongue in cheek response saying, my mornings are obviously pretty leisurely. and thank god i don't make millions making one movie a year. >> she is out of touch with reality. most americans are not being well-compensated for the work they do and the long hours they put in. >> "e! news" says the discussion about juggling growing kids and a busy career took place just days before paltrow announced

the quote conscious uncoupling of her 11-year marriage to chris martin. while some supported her, most expressed their outrage of paltrow's latest comments. on twitter, one posting, dear gwyneth, please consciously uncouple your mouth. by friday night, paltrow was back to blogging on goop.com. telling her loyal readers, cm and i are in deep gratitude for the support of so many. we reached out to paltrow's reps for comments but they didn't have response to the specific comments about working moms. they did tell us, she doesn't plan to take acting job until fall or winter. she doesn't plan to take new acting jobs by winter. that's five to six months off. that's a little bit more than the average mom. >> relaxation time. >> being a mom is tough, but i don't think most moms get six months off every year. >> or make millions. >> both are true. appreciate it. and couple on "gma," somebody get brent musberger a hanky. katherine webb and a.j. mccaron are making plans.

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>> i'm with you. >> i'm swinging the pendulum back. it took so long. >> any word on matthew mcconaughey? will be making an appearance again? >> i haven't heard of that. that would be amazing. >> yeah, that would. >> the especially with the oscar -- >> come back with magic mike action. >> put weight back on. >> he's so skinny. i want to know your secrets. there's plenty of hype about "les miz" returning to broadway, fwlu are not many people more excited than neil patrick harris and jason segal. they were on the actors studio this week and asked to sing. ♪ men like you can never change a man such as you ♪ ♪ believe in me ♪ every change ♪ men like you never change ♪ you know nothing >> you can imagine, that video quickly went viral. they used to re-enact it on set and even sang it on a talk show back in 2006. >> i had no idea that jason segal had that voice. that's amazing. and a sad day for brent

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very quickly, ron said he was doing math to figure out the length of the sliming. we found the sheet of paper, on which he was doing the math, there's nothing on there that resembles a nothing. no, there's not. >> all in your head, right? >> thanks for watching, guys, see you later. >> see, four plus --

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