good morning, america. breaking news right now for the west coast edition. multiple victims in a mass stabbing in a pennsylvania high school. at least 20 injured. a suspect in custody. details overnight. new details that the missing black bocks have been located. the ping sounding weaker as the bootries may be dying. the ultimate race to pinpoint the wreckage nearly three miles down. breaking right now, oscar pistorius back on the stand, facing brutal cross examination by the most ferocious prosecutor in the country nicknamed the

pitbull, on the moment he shot his girlfriend. >> i couldn't pick reeva up. i was struggling to pick her up. >> and new video, just shown, on the shooting range. and and the royal crawl. prince george in his first official play date. and, baby, he's ahead. with almost everyone, except this girl. she started crying, and he just wanted to hold her hand. and good morning to our viewers on the west coast. we have three major stories developing right now with new information for the pacific time zone. that big new break through in the intense height for the flight 370's black boxes. but have to find them before the batterying die. >> every minute counts i right now. >> we have the latest of oscar pistorius under savage cross-examination right now. let's get to the breaking story. mass stabbing outside of pittsburgh. paul la ferris is tracking the

latest. pahl paula. >> that suspect is in custody but not before stabbing 20 people at an pennsylvania high school. >> here's the aerial photo showing buses lined up and students evacuating. >> the attack handed around 7:00 eastern before classes started at franklin high school located just east of pittsburgh which is home to 1200 students. eye witness reports saying that lone suspect, a student at franklin high, was running around stabbing people, and there was crying and screaming in the hallways. >> i was just talking to my friend who said he just saw him running with a knife, and they -- then he turned the corner and there was some kids like holding their stomach with blood everywhere, the whole science wing was just chaotic and crazy. >> reporter: frantic parents were told to wait at home. >> it's important that parents

realize that the scene is contained. your students there that are is safe. >> she was crying and told me to get down here now, either my wife or i, to get down here and get her right away. i don't think no parent could prepare for anything like this. the words can't describe how i felt at the time when he called. >> reporter: investigators are looking at the lone motive. was it targeted or random. we're told they are not just students, ages ranging 16 to 60. many heroic stories coming out. abc news learned that one female student saved another student's live at the scene by applying pressure to her wound. george? thank you, paula. the latest on the ping songs.

david kerley has the latest. david? >> searchers still want to see wreckage but this is big news. the two last pings were seen to the south of the search area. number two and number four. the other two pings were heard on saturday. but searchers want more detections and here's why. they want to get down to a couple of grid squares before they start the critical underwater search. less than 24 hours ago, a ping. the fourth, heard by this ship, consistent with an aircraft black box. >> i'm optimistic that we will find the aircraft or what is left of the aircraft, in the not too distant future. >> reporter: but exactly where the wreckage is remains a mystery. there's a 16-mile separation between two of these pings. the more they get, the more precise they can be before sending this robot into the water. the bluefin-21 will map the bottom, looking for wreckage. and with all of this new information, planes will now narrow their search of the surface for debris.

searchers want to see something before they say they found malaysian flight 370. >> we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage, before we can confirm, with certainty, that this is the final resting place of mh-370. >> reporter: that resting place is very deep. watch this. traveling below the surface at 1,700 feet, we would pass the world trade center. sperm whales don't live below 3,200 feet. the "titanic" was found at 12,600 feet. and the bluefin-21 is right at its limits where the black box pingers may be, at nearly 15,000 feet under the water. all that is the reason they are racing to hear more pings. more information before the batteries die to narrow the area to look for the remains of the 777. >> i'd say we're getting more confident we found the haystack. >> reporter: so, the drama continues to try to narrow this field even more. that last ping detected, number

four here, was a weak signal. leaving the head of the search area to believe the batteries are going. but they appear to be on the wreckage this morning. george? david kerley, thanks very much. >> we want to move to breaking head lines in the oscar pistorius trial. he's on the stand undergoing a brutal examination. matt gutman in pretoria, strike. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, lara. it was a ruthless croak this morning, unlike anything we've ever seen here. the prosecution, tearing into pistorius. forcing him to view images so graphic that people in the courtroom had to avert their gaze. demanding, again, and again, that he take responsibility for killing his girlfriend. >> i made a mistake. >> you killed reeva steenkamp. that's what you did. >> reporter: within seconds this morning, the lead prosecutor, putting pistorius on the ropes. >> what was your mistake? >> my mistake was that i took reeva's life.

>> reporter: this morning, pistorius seemed more composed, after disintegrating into wailing sobs tuesday. the judge even walking out. >> reporter: prosecutor gerrie nel, known as the pit bull here, smelling blood. attacking. >> say, yes. i shot and killed reeva steenkamp. >> i did, my lady. >> reporter: shooting his girlfriend on valentine's day last year. earlier, describing the horror of finding her there. >> and then i just sat there and waited for the ambulance to arrive. and -- i had my fingers in her mouth to help her try breathe. >> reporter: but she would die in his arms. >> reeva had already died whilst i was holding her. before the ambulance arrived. so, i knew there was nothing that they could do for her. >> reporter: and just minutes earlier, we heard pistorius announce for the first time. >> i did not intent to kill

riva my lady or anybody else. >> reporter: despite firing four exploding bullets into a tiny bathroom cubical, at a person he said he thought was an intruder. coming up, we'll show you the video and the questions that triggered a shouting match in court. a moment so raw, that it drew an outburst from pistorius. images so graphic, that the judge had to put an end to it. lara? >> all right. thank you, matt. we will have much more from the trial coming up. right now let's go to amy with the other top developing stories this morning. amy. >> we begin with a disturbing scene, a riot overnight at a spring festival at iowa state university. students flipping over cars and blocking streets and pushing down a light pole. some were seriously injured when the pole came crashing down. police with riot gear prepare today fire pepper spray. also breaking overnight. another shooting on a military base. this time at cramp lejeune in

north carolina. a marine guard opening fire on another guard at the main gate. the alleged shooter is in custody. and military officials were quick to rule out terrorism. a warning for anyone, everyone, on the internet right now. change your passwords. a new bug has infected about two-thirds of all major websites. it's called the heartbleed bug. and it allows hackers to steal your personal data. most popular websites have installed a security patch. but you have to change your password to protect your information. and overnight, toyota has issued one of the biggest recalls ever. 6 million vehicles worldwide. among them older model yaris, rav 4 and corollas for steering and air bag issues. toyota has not confirmed any crashes or injuries yet from those problems. a heart-stopping close call for this police officer in oklahoma. nearly plowed down by a driver who was -- texting behind the wheel. the officer was on a routine traffic stop when he looked up.

and thankfully, look at him, jumped out of the way, just in the nick of time. oh. he was not injured. a new record at the supermarkets this morning. beef prices have skyrocketed to a record $5.28 per pound because of the drought and other extreme weather. prices were under $4 not that long ago. and a mysterious pig virus is pushing the price of pork higher, about 10%, causing a concern about a looming bacon shortage. finally, the men are champions. and now, the ladies are, too. the uconn huskies capped off their undefeated season by roaring past the fighting irish of notre dame, 79-58. winning their second straight national title. it is the second time both the men and women of uconn have won championships in the same season. they did it back in 2004, as well. uconn is now 13-0, in title games. and the ladies have won a record nine of them. these are incredible statistics.

we know that coach geno auriemma, has more title victories than pat summitt. >> wow. >> yeah. incredible stuff. >> good to be a husky. >> the finals at the university. >> unbelievable. >> the first time in ten years. amazing. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> both teams. we want to get to the new developments on that congressman caught kissing a staffer on camera. this morning, the staffer is out of a job. and the congressman's office may be asking the fbi to launch an investigation into who leaked the tape. abc's jeff zeleny has the story. >> reporter: this morning, congressman vance mcallister under fire. and firing back. after this surveillance video surfaced, showing the married louisiana republican kissing a married scheduler in his office. overnight, aides to the congressman telling abc news, they may ask the fbi to investigate how the video was leaked. >> good morning. >> reporter: republican leaders, keeping their distance. >> the american people deserve all of their representatives here in washington to hold to a

very high standard of behavior and conduct. >> reporter: as for the scheduler, melissa peacock, seen here in the congressman's arms, she's resigned. melissa's husband, keith, speaking out for the first time about that kiss. keith peacock, a long-time family friend who donated over $5,000 to the mcallister campaign, told "inside edition" he is devastated that the congressman ruined his life. peacock added, mcallister is about the most nonreligious person i know. but the congressman is begging forgiveness and vowing to run for re-election in november. though he's not shown up to vote this week. we stop by his office tuesday, but we were told he wasn't around. after running to promote christian values -- >> i believe values like faith, family and hard work, are sorely missing in washington, d.c. >> reporter: he told us when he arrived here nearly five months ago, he was focused on working, not playing hard. >> we're up here to work, not to

cook and socialize, but it seems like there's a lot of that that goes on. >> reporter: now, mcallister could face an ethics investigation because the woman he was kissing worked in his office. while the congressman is trying to figure out who leaked this videotape, politically speaking, it may not matter. these families were long-time friends. so, in addition to the scandal unfolding here in washington, there is a family drama in louisiana that's even more painful and complicated. lara? >> i'll say. jeff, thank you very much. we're going to turn, now, to a serious medical threat for one of the world's top athletes. superstar ian thorpe is battling an infection that could end his career and even cost him his arm. paula faris with details. thorpe said he got this infection in the hospital. >> reporter: it's stunning how he contracted that infection. ian thorpe is in a hospital this morning receiving, what we're told is the best care possible. but even that might not be enough to prevent the former swimming champion from losing what he loves the most. he's one of michael phelps' biggest rivals with five olympic

gold medals and 22 world records. >> the hardest-working athletes in the sport. >> reporter: this morning, ian thorpe's future as a competitive swimmer could be sinking. >> thorpe takes the semifinal. >> reporter: the swimming legend is being treated in his native australia for a dangerous infection. some media reports say the disease is similar to the potentially deadly mrsa infection. and that it's so bad, he might risk losing use of his left arm. >> always intend to get back in the pool. >> reporter: james erskine telling the australian associated press that the former champion is quite sick with a serious, but not life-threatening condition, that he contacted it at the hospital after a series of shoulder surgeries. >> hospitals are dangerous places. that's where the bad bugs live. 1 in 25 people that go into the hospital will pick up an infection. a lot from surgery. >> reporter: thorpe is a hero in his native australia, where swimming is a national sport. and the press follows his every move.

>> he is michael phelps. he is michael jordan. he's the biggest deal in australian sports. >> reporter: this is the latest setback for a man who has been treading water since 2006. he failed in his attempt for a comeback at the 2012 london olympics and early this year, was treated for depression at a rehab facility. >> ian thorpe, this olympic god. how sad that he's fighting this. he's dealing with this infection. that he's in a hospital bed. he's gone through a lot. >> reporter: an irony that could knock this swimming great out of the water for good. now, his management team tells us he remains in good spirits, considering the circumstances. and hopes to be back on his feet soon. but you heard dr. besser say, that's where the bad bugs live, in these hospitals. >> paula, thanks very much. >> i'm wishing him the best. i do need to switch gears here. we have an important question for all of you. who invented the locos tacos?

taco bell's wildly popular taco wrapped in a door receia dorito. this morning, a group of former interns are saying, not your idea, taco bell. they say they did it and they have proof. gio benitez is on the case. >> good morning, lara. the ex-interns say even the finger-licking flavors were their ideas. their jaws dropped when the campaign expanded, commercials everywhere and cash, too. it's that crunchy concoction. taco bell's doritos locos taco. with sales over $1 billion in its record-breaking 2012 launch. it's even become a pop culture sensation. >> this miracle product might be our way out of our global financial meltdown. >> reporter: but this morning, a group of ex-advertising interns telling taco bell, the dorito shell taco is not yo idea. >> the idea was to come up with a product. and ours was the dorito taco. >> reporter: here's the photo taken nearly 20 years ago. the then-interns holding the

ad for the doritos taco, an idea they say was from a 1995 competition when they were interning for taco bell's ad agency. >> it's funny to see that it did take off. >> reporter: the ex-interns say these were their original promotional materials. and, check out the flavors. cool ranch and nacho cheese. the same two flavors you can buy today. the irony? >> we ended up not winning. >> i remember a dramatic positive reaction. >> reporter: it's not the first time someone has accused taco bell of stealing the doritos locos idea. in may, a federal prison inmate sued taco bell, claiming the taco was his idea. the case was dismissed. taco bell tells abc news in a statement, from interns to inmates, we've had no shortage of people claiming the idea of a doritos flavored taco. but taco bell insists it was conceived, developed and successfully brought to market by frito lay and taco bell.

>> which one will you love the most? >> reporter: which one? by the way, the interns say they are not suing, and they don't want any money, just a little recognition. so, we asked you on facebook, if the former interns should get credit for their idea. lots of reaction from you overnight. here's what mary had to say. they should receive acknowledgment as well as a nice little check. and by the way, a lot of people on facebook were also saying, technically, these interns were on the job. so, sorry, guys. >> i'm glad we're giving them the acknowledgment. those posters said it all from 20 years ago. >> they're not asking for some big amount of money, too. i like that. >> it is. >> very believable that college kids might invent some idea of nachos with door receipt toes. >> cool ranch. now, weather from ginger. >> maybe not a check. but maybe at least the tacos for life. we can give them that. right? let's get to the forecast. in the deep south, it was not pretty. hail in louisiana.

this is from wgno, our affiliate there. and flooding in mississippi. that's moved on. and now, we're going to replace it with much more mild air and actually warm. the spring warmth stretching from san antonio to bismarck. we're going into the dakotas with, yes, spring. it's more than spring. and more summer-like when you go to the southwest. very hot. close to records in some spots. yuma 101. palm springs, 100. and san francisco will be a little cool by the ocean, at 71. your local forecast in 30 seconds. this morning, summer-like cities, brought to you by aarp.

good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. marine layer clouds pull back to the coast by 11:00 p. sea breeze keep us keeler in most areas. clouds return to most of the same areas tonight. cooler weather on the way but back to normal this weekend. today's temperatures low to mid-60s along the coast to upper 60s in san francisco, mid to upper 70s around the bay shore and into the north bay. low so mid-80s in the south bay and east bay valleys. accuweather seven-day forecast, slightly warmer tomorrow before the bi >> phoenix could actually get to the century mark by the time we end the week. they'll be up in the 100s. death valley hit their first 100. and, yes, this is a little earl. >> it sure is. okay. ginger, thanks. coming up on "gma," more on oscar pistorius, on the stand for the savage cross-examination right now. video just submitted of him on a gun range. dan and nancy weigh in, live. ultimate warrior mystery. the bizarre and sudden death of a wrestling superstar. and royal play date. prince george, a big hit in his first official appearance.

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♪ take a look at the world's most famous baby right now. there he is, prince george. now, official. he's had his first official play date in new zealand. first official public play date. having a good time with babies down there. he was quite a hit down there. and i love the fact that this is the exact same -- it's an echo of his father's first official engagement as a prince, many, many years ago. we're going to show pictures of both, in a little bit. >> he looks a lot like his dad. so adorable. also, in this half hour, the latest on oscar pistorius. on the stand right now, undergoing brutal cross-examination. video just submitted in court of him at a gun range. and dan and nancy are about to weigh in. you know her as the former co-host of "dancing with the stars." samantha harris is revealing the

breast cancer diagnosis she had to fight to get after doctors initially told her she was fine. and the brand-new eye treatment that could take years off of your face in hours. bianna is putting it on. she fut it on earlier. we're going to reveal the results for you live. these are called eye spanx. >> eye spanx. pulls it right up. >> going to hear more about that. we're going to turn to oscar pistorius, on the stand and under fire. abc's matt gutman back at the courtroom in pretoria right now. matt? >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. it was such a withering cross-examination that it triggered an angry outburst from pistorius and more emotional breakdowns. the prosecutor forcing him to watch that video of him shooting a shotgun at watermelons, saying the same effect was on reeva's head. saying this is not the case of a grief-stricken lover, but a murderer. the prosecution, ruthlessly

skewering the blade runner. showing video of him blasting away at watermelons. prosecutor gerrie nel, known as the pit bull, ruthlessly going for the jugular. >> that's the exact same effect of the bullet that went into her head. >> reporter: images so graphic, we had to blur it. >> what i saw -- >> reporter: gasps in court. reeva steenkamp's mother, unable to look. finally, the judge putting an end to the torture. >> can you just remove this from the screen? >> yes. >> reporter: minutes earlier, nel began his cross-examination blasting away. >> i made a mistake. >> you killed reeva steenkamp, that's what you did. say, yes, i shot and killed reeva steenkamp. >> i did, my lady. >> reporter: but five minutes elapsed before he finally broke the door down to find her bleeding out. then the harrowing moment of horror.

>> i could see her arm was broken. and i was pulling her into the bathroom. >> reporter: oscar pistorius describing the slippery, bloody scene in the bathroom. on his prosthetics, he called for help. >> i asked him for help, to help me come and help. i couldn't pick reeva up. i was struggling to pick her up. >> reporter: trying to resuscitate her. and then i just sat there and i waited for the ambulance to arrive. i felt helpless. i wanted to take her to the hospital. i had my fingers in her mouth to try to help her breathe. i had my hand on her hip. i was trying to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: but all was lost. george, we expect this onslaught to continue, possibly, for days. so far, the prosecution has been probing for pistorius' emotional weak points. next, to dissect his story. why did he shoot four bullets into that door if he didn't intend to kill? why wait five minutes before battering down the door? and why didn't he make sure his girlfriend was safe before pulling that trigger? george? >> a lot of tough questions to come. let's go to our league team now.

abc's dan abrams and nancy grace. host of "nancy grace" on hln. nancy, you're a former prosecutor. is it possible for a prosecutor to be too tough? >> absolutely. there are several techniques you can take. you can get the same effect -- the same result, anyway, by a more delicate cross-examination. on the other hand, sometimes you have to go for the jugular. and i think this is the prosecution's thinking. this judge has been extremely solicitous to pistorius throughout the trial. i'm not saying that's wrong or right. but i can guarantee you in an american court of law, you gun down your girlfriend and you cry on the stand, we're not adjourning for the day for you to cry. okay? that's what they're doing there. again, not judging. and i think at this point, the prosecution has taken the gloves off. another thing he's doing, other than showing her in death on the screen, is he's gone back to pistorius' bail statement. and i think he's going to catch pistorius in inconsistencies

about the night of the shooting. >> that's the key to the case. right? i mean, the inconsistencies are much more important than the tone. but you asked the question about the prosecutor's tone. that also can be asked of pistorius as well. can you cry too much on the witness stand? and i think both those questions are valid questions. >> you're right. >> number one, the prosecutor has to be careful not to want the judge or the assessors to feel sorry for pistorius. on the other hand, pistorius has to be careful here, that if he's crying all of the time, and constantly, not to say he's not upset or whatever the case may be, but that can also work against him, because this is about his credibility. this is about, do they believe him? and if he's crying at every point, that can detract. >> one of the hardest things to believe is that he didn't know that reeva steenkamp wasn't in the bed. >> oh, yeah. on that line, and back to what i was saying about the bail statement, he had to give a statement about what happened when he made bail.

and in that, you might think this is insignificant. but think it through. he said in the bail statement, he did not go out on the balcony to adjust the fan. he said he stayed in the room, and i guess pulled it in off the balcony. which means, he didn't have a chance to not notice reeva getting up and going into the bathroom. he could have argued when he went on the balcony, she went in the bathroom without him knowing. now, from his bail statement, his story changed a little bit. he never left the room, according to his first statement. and the prosecution's just started with that bail statement right now, in that courtroom. he's just on the first lines. and he's got a whole statement. i guarantee you, he will not be bringing in that statement unless he has the inconsistency with what pistorius is saying on the stand. >> and this does relate to the most important question and the biggest inconsistency, which is, the question you asked. how could he have not known that she wasn't in the bed?

and there's a whole series of issues surrounding that, related to where his gun was found, where he was. he's screaming her name and she's not responding? and he's not changing his actions based on that. that's the case. i mean, to me, this case comes down to -- >> dan, were you feeling a little sorry for him? were you feeling a little sorry for him when he kept crying? vomiting. but then, when they put that video of him laughing, shooting the watermelon saying, that's a lot softer than somebody's brain. i didn't feel quite as sorry for him then. >> whether this was a murder or an accident, i'm sure he's sorry. right? i believe that he is upset. i believe he's -- >> of course. >> that some of the tears are real. that doesn't change -- >> he's getting tried for murder. that's why he's sorry. >> it may be. but it doesn't change the question, the fundamental question here, which is was it murder? or was it an accident? >> nancy, i was struck by that moment where he had to say he

was -- he was forced to say, i'll try not to lie. >> oh, yeah. right. you know what? talk about a freudian slip. i'll try not to lie. but i can't guarantee. can't make a promise. that really stood out, you're absolutely right. >> whole case comes down to this. >> dan abrams and nancy grace. let's get the weather from ginger. >> i want to start with a sensational beginning in most of texas. we start with wfaa's camera. just before sunrise. downtown dallas, really nice there. and the nice weather is great and all. but you're behind on the precipitation. let me show you. we're checking on the drought from texas to kansas and iowa. but dallas, since january 1st, just this year, had less than three inches of rain. should be closer to nine inches. of course, we know california, such a drought, most of the state. five inches since january 1st. should be closer to ten by this point. so we're good morning. the clouds, low clouds back to the coast by 11:00.

we'll be mostly sunny elsewhere, 47 to 83 inland, 67 to 78 around the bay and low to mid-60s at the coast. kind of like a summer spread there. accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler by the weekend. >> all that weather brought to you by kohl's. and i have to say, when you walk outside and it's 42 and you're dancing because it feels good. it's this time of year. isn't it? >> ginger, thank you. and coming up, the latest details on the ultimate warrior mystery. the puzzling and sudden death of a wrestling superstar. and oh, baby. prince george, capturing hearts in his first official engagement. inside the royal play date, coming up on "gma." up on "gma."

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it is 7:43. welcome back. we continue with prince george and the royal play date that's all the buzz this morning. the little prince meeting some mates. and tugging on mom's hair. abc's cecilia vega is on the royal tour. and she has all of the details for us. good morning cecilia. >> reporter: good morning. behind me is the house where the royals are staying. it's the governor's mansion. baby george on his first official order of business on this tour down under. a royal play date. there's prince george, surrounded this morning by his royal subjects, a bunch of babies. all eyes were on his royal chubbiness, who is already

mastering crawling. maybe even ready to walk. he's not a huge fan of blocks. and george has some work to do when it comes to the ladies. this little girl, not so interested when he tried to hold hands. she might regret that one day. >> william and kate are trying as much as possible to give prince george a normal upbringing. obviously, it's very difficult just to take him into a normal play group in the u.k. >> reporter: the babies selected to meet the prince, all about his same age. the first-time parents included two gay dads. >> he is a lovely little boy. he was -- yes, he's very intrepid. >> reporter: everyone hoping their child wouldn't be the one to bite or smack the future king. >> he took control, went to the middle of the circle of toys. he got the biggest toy. and, yeah.

propped himself up. he owned the place, basically. >> reporter: it was the first official engagement on a three-week royal tour down under. this play date, a modern version of prince william's royal crawl-about, during his inaugural visit to new zealand three decades ago. like father, like son. two heirs to the throne who look like they know exactly what they want. in this morning's play date, just slightly overshadowed by their royal offspring, the duke and duchess were there, too, making sure their little prince played nice. prince william shared a few nuggets with the other parents here, saying baby george is now teething. and he's the one who gives george a bottle every night. and puts him to bed. lara, one prince tucking in another. >> absolutely. thank you so much, cecilia. >> i love the side-by-side shots. >> they really have strong resemblance. >> i bet no one stole prince george's toys, though. >> you don't think? >> parents didn't let him.

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on my lap, girl, riding comfortable ♪ ♪ i know what the girls need new york to haiti ♪ ♪ i got lipstick stamps on my passport ♪ >> you know the song. "talk dirty." he's coming on in. he's got a big announcement coming up, revealing the billboard music awards finalists in just a little bit. >> we love when you talk dirty, george. >> there he is. >> all right. >> hi. thank you. >> hi, jason. great to see you. >> likewise. >> kicking off our wednesday here. >> absolutely. wild wednesday. >> all right. wild wednesday. i like that. >> he is coming up. and also, coming up on the show, you know her as the former co-host of "dancing with the stars." now, samantha harris is revealing the breast cancer diagnosis that she had to fight to get after doctors told her she was fine. also coming up, bianna

golodryga, spending the morning testing out that new beauty fix that claims to get rid of bags under your eyes without surgery, without injections. she's going to reveal the results in a moment. >> i'm really looking forward to it. i hope it works. and then, a very feisty "jury's out" is coming up. snooki just announced she's pregnant with her second child. she's making waves by using a parking spot reserved for pregnant women. she is pregnant. but someone saying she should save a face for someone further along. of course, we want to know what you think. should it be for pregnant women in their third trimester? what if you're having a terrible first trimester? >> i had a great third trimester. we want to hear from you on our website. >> that's coming up with dan abrams. let's take one more look at jason derulo. he made it all the way to social square. there he is. going to snap a little selfie. we're going to talk to him a lot more coming up. we want to switch gears to the news.

amy, a developing situation out of pennsylvania. >> george, we are just getting the first video of the student who was taken into custody after that mass stabbing at a high school near pittsburgh this morning. we know 20 people have been injured, mostly teenagers but someone school security guard. they were stabbed in a classroom and a hallway. 11 victims have been hospitalized. we're just learning four of those students are in critical condition at this hour. many in surgery right now. no word on the possible motive on the attack. someone pulled the fire alarm which helped everyone evacuate quickly. the 16-year-old was taken into custody. we'll have new details. meanwhile. crews depicted two more pinging songs believed to be coming from the block boxes of malaysian flight 370.

this will narrow the spot before they send the robot into the wreckage. and news that russia could be preparing to invade eastern ukraine. satellite photos show russia is fueling the growing unrest in the region. today they threatened to use force against pro-russia demonstrators occupying buildings. and here at home. here, james hell weg, a well-known wrestler is dead. he rose to stardom in the '90s. just last weekend he was inducted into the wwe hall of fame. and a sentencing phase of a murder trial. the jury took two hours to convict her for killing her

boyfriend with her 5-inch shoes. she claims it was self-defense but now faces possible life in police. and it appears the norovirus has struck another cruise ship. 37 passengers on a princess cruise ship that docked at san francisco, are now sick. crews are stepping up sanitation measures there. and finally, get a load of these surfers. they don't just hang ten. it's more like hanging 10,000. those are humpback whales riding a wave in hawaii. we know dolphins do this all the time. but whales, not so much. the mother, we think, may have been keeping an eye on her wayward calf. or, you know what, maybe the whales want to say they can have just as much as the dolphins. don't knowly. but they're riding those waves pretty well. >> thank you, amy. "pop news" coming up. let's get weather, now, from ginger. >> i've got a group of kids here still. it's spring break, still, for so many people. you are from boston. a show choir from auburn, indiana. they're not warmed up to sing yet. maybe we'll get you to later on

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and into the north bay. low so mid-80s in the south bay and east bay valleys. accuweather seven-day forecast, sl >> we love it out here at "gma." old friends coming together from iowa and florida. and now, it's for your -- >> 50th. >> 50th birthday party. happy birthday. let's get inside to gio. >> that's great. it's lara. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." former co-host of "dancing with the stars," samantha harris, revealing her breast cancer diagnosis that she had to fight to get. and the beauty fix that claims to eliminate bags under your eyes in hours. bianna is trying it out for us. she'll reveal how it works. and the college gymnast whose sensational performance has gone viral. we'll hear from her. all that plus jason derulo, coming up live on "gma," here in times square. don't go anywhere.

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>> i love that. >> that was great. >> it does. >> i do, too. >> get over the hump. >> can't get over the hump. gio, help us. >> that's right. we've got some breaking movie news. get ready to be slimed, people. director ivan reitman confirming that the long-awaited "ghostbusters 3" is in the works. those lovable ghost hunters you first met in the 1984 classic are set to catch more pesky ghosts. many of the original cast members are expected to return. and reitman says, the sequel wouldn't be happening without the support of loyal fans. >> can't wait for that. >> i love it. thank you, gio. and i like a little bacon. and everything is better in bacon. >> i knew i loved you. >> my kind of girl. a point proven by the runaway success of the perfect bacon bowl, a device that helps you make bowls from strips of bacon. of course, we had to bring some strips of bacon for all of you.

there's one for me. >> not the whole bacon bowl? >> not the bacon bowl. >> i like the crispy ones. >> well, you know why. amy told us about the bacon shortage. >> yeah. >> so, that was -- that's why i couldn't get the bacon bowl. >> i understand. >> i've seen the advertisements. my son wants one desperately. >> it would be so good. >> i have to get online and order it. >> so, we went online. and we searched for the perfect bacon bowls. and take a look at some of the recipes we found. we found some filled with scrambled eggs. which you would expect. but i'm not so sure about these here. ice cream. >> that would be great. >> and cinnamon bowl. there's a cinnamon bowl. >> oh, scampi. that would be good. i love the gordon bleu. >> this is the birthday one. that one's filled with lots of bacon.

i like that one, too. >> bacon with more bacon. we know what we're getting you for your birthday. >> okay. >> bacon makes everything better. this is my favorite video. you're going to love this. take a look at this right now. >> hey. you need to go to bed now. into bed. come on. get into bed. it's bedtime now. no. >> it's a gremlin. >> it's not a gremlin. remember when you had to be told to go to sleep. something we have fond, distance memories of. well, this french bulldog puppy was just not into his bedtime. something you've always probably faced with your dogs. >> he should be -- he should be in league with cody. >> i thought he was extraterrestrial. >> yeah. he sounded like a gremlin. he really did. >> he did go to bed, by the way.

>> he was a good boy in the end. >> thanks, gio. >> thank you, gio. now, we have a breaking story overnight. we all remember "dancing with the stars" co-host samantha harris revealing she has breast cancer. she's just 40 years old. she was diagnosed only after taking matters into her own hands. take a look at her story. >> it's samantha. >> reporter: she hosted "dancing with the stars" for eight seasons. >> samantha. >> thank you, tom. >> reporter: even appearing as a special correspondent on "gma." >> we're joined by special correspondent, samantha harris, in los angeles. >> reporter: this morning, the tv star is revealing, at just 40 years old, she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. >> i think the why me wasn't so much why me? but why my girls? you know? >> reporter: telling "entertainment tonight," it was a diagnosis she had to fight for. after several doctors informed her that the lump they found in her breast was benign.

>> someone who gets a diagnosis with anything that is going to change the life that you lead right now, it's scary. >> reporter: but harris pushed past the fear of the unknown because she just didn't feel like herself. she decided to take matters into her own hands. opting to see a specialist who found the lump was actually cancerous. >> and having lost my dad when he was just 50, i was lucky because i was 22. and i had had him through my whole adolescence. i'm 40. i'm a lot closer to his age at death than he was when he had me. and so, those are the thoughts. >> it's so important that you listen to your body. if something doesn't feel right, you get a check. and if you still have concerns, you get a second opinion. >> reporter: harris' immediate concern, her two daughters. >> my daughters are 3 and 6. all they're concerned about is to have mommy active, being able to hold them, hug them, kiss them. be there, be present for everything. i will be here to plan my

daughters' weddings. and they better like the dress i picked. >> that's the attitude i see. she already has that fighting spirit. it is. it's about earl detection and being vigilant. when you know something's wrong, you speak up. you get that second opinion. >> she had to be fierce about it. >> yeah. >> and good for her. so, we wish her the very, very best. >> we sure do. want to switch gears now and talk about one of the latest beauty fixes out. it's a product that promises to camouflage your puffy under-eye bags once and for all. i so hope it works. we had bianna use it about three hours ago. we're going to see how it did in just a moment. but first, here's how it works. >> reporter: the dreaded under-eye bag. purple, puffy and pouchy. they can crop up on anyone. even on anchorman ron burgundy. >> i look like hell. i have bags under my eyes. >> reporter: you could fix them with surgery or injections. but now -- >> what it really is is shape wear for the under-eye bag.

>> reporter: it's a film you apply yourself under the eyes. it claims within three hours your eyes have packed their bags and the puffiness is gone. it's like spanx for your eyes. look at these befores and afters. dr. doris day started offering it to her appreciates just this week. >> does it hurt at all? >> not at all. >> reporter: here's how it works. after you take off all your makeup, you put two gels under your eye. the first is a base. the second activates the product. when they meet, they form an invisible elastic-like membrane over your under-eye bags. what i've also noticed, even if you have wrinkles in that area, the skin overall looks smoother. >> it's a contrary and a seven-week supply costs about $500.

but the company says it won't change the color under your eye. and dr. day says it has no harmful after-effects. >> it's important to be healthy overall. but it's nice to have a treatment that can help you look better, every day, for that special event or when you want it. >> reporter: you can't put your own makeup over it. though you have a choice of powders from the company. here it is. the reshaping base, the activating layer. and you put this on after when you want to take it off. and two minutes and you're set. >> how do you like it? you look great. >> reporter: i feel like my skin is pulled back. it's tighter a bit. but i can see a difference. >> that's the point, right? >> reporter: and it's comfortable. i would wear it all day. >> where do they come up with the spanx for eyes? is there any correlation? >> it sucks it up, just like spanx do. >> i got it. you say it's worth a shot? >> reporter: i like it. >> thank you. dan abrams is back. we know what that means. "jury is out." >> i thought we were going to talk about spanx. because, that is my specialty. once again, snooki creating waves. this time, for posting a picture of herself taking a pregnancy parking spot while she is, in fact, pregnant.

expecting in the fall. several followers called her out, saying if she can work out, et cetera, she shouldn't be snagging a coveted spot. snooki snapped back. snooki snapped back, lighten up, people. always see a problem in everything i post. all right. let's agree you give snooki a break. what about the pregnancy spots? there's an argument to be made that if you don't need it, you shouldn't take it. >> absolutely. but i think they're there. >> you're making that argument? >> yeah. let's say -- just realized you're pregnant. and you don't need the extra help. and why should you take one of the coveted spots from someone who might need it? >> i think every woman out there who has gone through a pregnancy can relate to this. on any given day, you don't know how you're going to feel. >> i had to leave a grocery store with a cart in the middle because i got so sick, i couldn't even finish the process of grocery shopping. and i didn't look that pregnant. but i was really sick. >> and you didn't realize it until you were in the store.

>> the smells kind of hit me. >> keep going. >> i'm just -- i'm going to let the control room know. i'm skipping forward to the flash poll. the flash poll defends me. and i'm going to come back to the other comments. earlier, we asked viewers in our flash poll, should pregnancy parking spots only be for women in their third trimester? the results said 53% said yes. >> how many of those were men? >> 47% said no. >> or women who have never been pregnant. i just think the first two trimesters for me were worse than my third. that was my personal experience. >> it's hard to know which -- >> and if you have another baby on top of it and you're pregnant. >> if she's pregnant, she's pregnant and she can park there. >> i like it, gio. >> pregnancy spots should be for women in their last trimester. any woman has been pregnant knows this, where it is much harder to move. >> i disagree. >> just saying. omayra --

>> i felt great in my third trimester. >> so did i. >> omayra says it's called a pregnancy spot. if you're pregnant, you can take it. >> amen. >> pregnancy isn't a handicap. having pregnancy spots is ridiculous. should we have pregnancy spots? >> i think it's a lovely thing to do. >> i do, too. a new study -- it's one of those -- all right. a new study says that people active on twitter are more likely to fight with their spouses, cheat and openly get divorced. it seems people on twitter all the time get in more fights, primarily about being on twitter. when i first saw this study, i am thinking, that's ridiculous. and then, i started thinking about it. i'm like, you know what? that makes absolute sense. for those of us on social media all the time -- like this guy, gio. always on. and i'm sure when you are out to dinner or supposed to be having a personal moment and you're sitting there, going like this, it leads to fights.

>> doesta -- this can't be a rigorous study. we haven't had twitter that long. >> you're right, george. this is not a double-blind, scientific study. okay. it was a survey. all right. fair enough. >> thank you. >> twitter -- >> yeah. >> it is true. i get yelled at a lot. >> it depends if you're constantly tweeting pictures of your spouse making fun of them, that can create conversations and problems. no that i have ever done that. maybe once. maybe once. >> i don't go on twitter. >> you don't? >> you don't follow her? >> no. i mean, i follow her. i want her to go out there. >> fighting, i think is about using twitter too much. >> just distraction and not focusing on where you should be and be in the moment, is what you're trying to say. >> that makes sense. >> a new ad campaign for body hair removal products has caused outrage amongst many women. each ad in the series -- this is

coming to you, gio -- suggests women should be ashamed and embarrassed by her body hair, on her legs, armpits and on her bikini line. here's a little clip. >> don't worry. we're going to take good care of you. >> i shaved yesterday. please stop. >> don't risk dudeness? >> i'm sorry. the tag line is don't risk dudeness. all right? that's what the tag line is. we all agree that it's funny. now, the question is -- >> it's icky. it's icky. >> is it inappropriate? a lot of women's groups are really upset about this. >> i agree. it doesn't make you a man. but i mean -- i don't know. >> a lot of dudes shave.

i'm just saying, it's dudeness. >> coon, coon. >> a high degree of difficulty. >> i went with sensitive topics today. i have to be very careful what i say. >> what's your position on this? >> my position is, that these are comedic. but i understand why they're creating controversy, which is what i think they were intended to do. >> i think it would make me change the channel because i would be so -- >> rebecca young, i think that's funny. dudeness. ha, ha, ha. shave or don't, it's your own personal preference. kath cassy marie, it's insensitive. it's disgusting. i want this ad to go away. you're a girl with hair or not, do not tell us otherwise. >> that's the last word right now. coming up here, jennifer garner, jason derulo, both here live. we'll be right back.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. richmond police are investigating the shooting of a 16-year-old boy. officers found him lying in the street on fleming avenue last night. investigators have a strong lead and have identified a woman to talk with. in san jose, police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run accident. it happened shortly before 2:00 this morning on east capital expressway at seven trees boulevard. a man in his 30s or 40s was hit and killed there just before 2:00 a.m. investigators don't have a description of the driver or the suspect vehicle. your morning commute, boy, problems this morning. >> a lot of problems, kristen. most of the activity is here on 92. as we travel eastbound side at hopedale boulevard, a crash there is leaving one lane blocked. we have backups out of foster city. but the sigalert will be in

effect until further notice. eastbound side of highway 92 at 280. that is where we have one-way traffic control due to an overturned big rig backup extending through half moon bay. >> we'll check out your forecast after this.

all right. the giants playing the diamondbacks again tonight. night game, 64, set to drop to 58, sunset at about 7:30. that's when it will really feel cool.

temperatures in the 50s everywhere, 48 in santa rosa. accuweather seven-day forecast, ♪ talk dirty to me look at all of the celebrities getting in on the act. dancing and a little more to jason derulo's hit song, "talk dirty." great to have him here in times square. there he is with his fans, taking a few selfies. the billboard music awards ahead in a little bit. and jennifer garner is here. she's looking forward to talking about her brand-new movie "draft day." we can't wait to hear what she has to say. and melissa joan hart is here. and she'll tell us how she dropped 40 pounds. she looks great. look at you. we're going to talk to her coming up. she's having her third baby. >> looks great. right now, the powerhouse

lsu gymnast who can't help scoring perfect tens. we see her video that's gone viral. the whole world is cheering. and she has some spirit. >> reporter: she does, george. a million people have seen her video. and when you watch, you may just give her a perfect ten, too. ♪ this is the gymnastics routine that has people all over the country flipping out. 21-year-old lsu junior lloimincia hall killing it with her floor routine with tumbling, energetic dance moves and her signature style. it's a routine that's earned this high-flying coed three perfect tens this season. and making this video from january a viral sensation. >> from freshman year all the way to now, i've been trying to think outside the box. >> reporter: hall, the daughter of a pastor, who started

gymnastics at an early age, says it took her about seven months to get this routine down. and even though it has now catapulted her to internet fame -- ♪ her focus is 100% on her team and working towards their goal of a national championship. >> turned off all my facebook. i turned off anything that reminded me of the routine going viral. and just staying in the process. we're after this national championship has a team. >> reporter: and with the ncaa semifinals later this month, it's safe to say that lloimincia won't stop until she flips, twists and moves straight to the top. all right. the question on so many people's minds this morning, will hall ever go for the gold at the olympics? well, for now, she says she's satisfied doing what she's doing and doing so well. she says that one day, she

wouldn't mind a job in the sports industry or business. so, good for her. let's go to lara, now, in the social square. you have a special guest. >> i do, indeed. thank you so much, gio. we have harbored her for decades on "sabrina the teenage witch" and "clarissa explains it all." and melissa joan hart has another on her hand on abc family. "melissa & joey." mom of three and author of the memoir "melissa" tells us all about it. congratulations on your new baby. >> thank you. >> what's the name? >> tucker. >> three boys? >> i have a very busy house. do i look tired? >> you actually look great. and why you look so fantastic is because you're feeling superhealthy. >> i'm feeling great. i'm feeling confident. i posted a video, a reveal of me in a bikini. >> there it is. >> ooh. scary. it's great. the first time i've been able to

wear a bikini in probably ten years that i felt confident enough to wear a bikini because i lost 40 pounds with nutrisystem. and i just keep going. i've been able to be fit and healthy. >> you're working with nutrisystem. you're a paid spokesperson. but how can our viewers take some of your advice? >> nutrisystem is a simple and fantastic program to get on you. they have a fast five right now. staying active, with my boys. get off of work, playing with them. going for walks. my husband, he takes care of himself for me. and i need to return the favor, too. i try to look good for him. you know? >> yeah. you sure do. >> nobody sees me naked, except for now on instagram. >> was it empowering to post something like that? >> it was scary. but there's no hiding now. >> celebrating. you look great. a lot of our viewers have questions for you. do you mind? >> sure. this is exciting. >> give it a pull. >> oh. >> yeah.

big money. big money. >> do our families hang out when not working? me and joey -- my family doesn't come to l.a. that often. we work in l.a. but i live on the east coast. so, it's a little tricky. we do hang out. we have lunch. we have family lunch hours on thursdays at 3:00. so, his girls and my boys will hang out. >> and we're talking about joey lawrence. >> joey lawrence, my co-star on "melissa & joey." >> four seasons now? >> we're halfway through season 3b. and i directed the episode on tonight. >> wow. >> how did you find directing yourself? >> it's a little tricky. it's a lot of work. i feel like as the director, i get to be creative. as the actor, i get to be a goofball. >> and there's a

reunion. >> i'm excited. >> you directed it. congratulations on the success. "melissa & joey" wednesdays at 8:00 on abc family. ginger outside with the final check of the weather. >> i am. olivia from atlanta. and you're going to see a show today. which one? >> "wicked." >> and cousins from michigan to california. happy birthday to mom. and friends from michigan. there's so many people in times square. we want to give you an idea of what's happening around the nation. good morning, utah. glen willie. thank you for that one. we never get to see utah very often. and new orleans, how about that? the beautiful rainbow. you can find good morning. the clouds, low clouds back to the coast by 11:00. we'll be mostly sunny elsewhere,

47 to 83 inland, 67 to 78 around the bay and low to mid-60s at the coast. kind of like a summer spread there. accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler by the weekend. >> all that weather brought to you by nutella. lara? coming up, jennifer garner accelerate. shift. shift. ♪ and shift again. through all eight speeds of a transmission connected to more standard horsepower than its german competitors. and that is the moment that driving the lexus gs will shift your perception.

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back, now, with jennifer garner, starring with kevin costner on the movie "draft day." she plays one of the top lieutenants and secret girlfriend. and she does know her football. take a look. >> do i take callahan? >> he's a winner. >> he is. i mean, that's the word, right? he's won everywhere he's been? >> they said the same thing about ryan leaf. and he was the number two pick in '98. no one said that about tom brady when he went 199th. there's no such thing as a sure thing. at the end of the day, all that matters is what you think. >> welcome back, jennifer garner to "gma." great to have you here. >> so nice to be here.

>> do you really know all that football? >> i knew that about ryan leaf and tom brady. but that's pretty basic draft info. no. i don't know as much as a capologist really would, of course. >> you have to explain this. capologist. >> isn't that a great job description? a capologist is in charge of a ton of different things. you have to see the business affairs. do all of the contracts for the players. and the salary caps for the teams. and you have to know what money is hitting the cap and when and manage it. and just keep it all in check. is that right? >> yeah. that's good. there we go. you spent some time with one of the capologists. >> lucky for me, megan rogers is the capologist of the cleveland browns. where we shot. we were watching the guys practice, which was so cool. i just followed her around because she is just the coolest lady. and i copied everything. i copied what she had in her hands. i copied the way she dressed.

i kind of want to be here. >> i hear you have a little experience with football from before? were you the water girl? >> my senior year, i was the water girl. and the george washington patriots, whatever year that was. if you don't see this movie this weekend, you're in trouble. i know who you are. >> we watched it with the family last yigt. ali and the girls. you don't have to be a huge football fan to love this movie. >> i didn't know much about baseball when i watched "bull durham." it was one of my all-time favorite movies. now that i do love baseball, i should watch it again. it's a fun movie with football on the periphery, to talk your guy into taking you. >> you watch "bull durham" years ago and then get to work with kevin costner. first time, right? >> to get to do a sports movie with kevin costner, no one does it like he does. he owns this whole world. >> he does. we have a lot of questions

coming in for you from the social square. first on facebook. what are the must-haves for family time while shooting for you and ben on sets. when jen is working, versus when ben is working. >> one of the must-haves? you can't go for too long without being together as a unit. you can't -- facetime is a must time for us. lunch notes. i make pajamas for the kids with ben's face on it. and i put his voice in things, like there's a teddy bear you can get and you can put your voice in the paw. i'll do stuff like that. >> you had so much success in protecting your kids. that's been a mission for you. we watched you last year in california, and the whole issue of kids and paparazzi. and now, we're seeing a lot more kristen bell has this campaign. saying we're not going to go on networks that show unauthorized pictures of the kids.

>> and we thank you for signingen early to the no-kids policy. >> it's working, right? >> it has. it makes me emotional to talk about it. it has made the hugest difference in our lives. but particularly in our kids' lives. and halle berry had the determination and just saw this through from start-to-finish. and i was a very, very small part of it at the very end. and she's forever my hero. but you know, we have the lawmakers who are part of making this happen. and the police chief, who are going to enforce it over at our house, before january 1st. and our eldest daughter, violet, really wanted to speak. and violet wrote a speech. and she articulated what it meant for her that this law was going to be passed and how different she thought it would make her life. and i think everyone just

forgot. oh, this really is about these kids' experiences of the world. and it was -- it's been a beautiful, beautiful, thing. >> you must be so proud. >> yeah. >> jennifer garner, thanks for coming in. the movie is called "draft day." it is out on friday. when we come back, jason jennie-o w where every thursdea where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect.

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join us, and thrive. ♪ there he is, jason derulo, owning the ballroom on the season premiere of "dancing with the stars." he has a new album out next

tuesday. a sizzling tour and his smash single is burning up the charts. he is here to announce the finalists for the billboard music awards. a big welcome to the man everybody wants to hear. "talk dirty." hi, jason. >> good morning. >> thank you for the serenade. we were getting ready for the show, going over scripts about 6:30 a.m. and you were dancing behind the desk, singing away. you found great. >> you're a lot of fun. >> you are, too. i want to talk to you about the new album, "talk dirty." you say you knew you had a hit. >> i was in the studio. i wanted to have a good time. with all of the songs on this album, i wanted to experiment and make sure i was doing something that was different. something that would stand out. >> we want to walk over here because we are going to do the honors. [ applause ] thank you for being here to do this. >> of course. >> it's a big deal. billboard music awards. we have the finalists. we're getting help from everybody. are you all ready?

you have the first? >> top male artist. >> are you ready? >> i have the first. i jumped ahead. i was so excited. all right. top female artist. will you please announce the finalists for top female artist. >> absolutely. all right. top female artists. beyonce. miley cyrus. lorde. katy perry. and rihanna. >> wow. a tour de force. >> oh, yeah. that's an album right there. >> all right, my friend. >> now, it is time for top male artist. >> okay. let's go. ready? luke bryan. drake. eminem. bruno mars. and justin timberlake.

>> j.t. >> country artist. >> all right. luke bryan. florida georgia line. darius rucker. blake shelton. and taylor swift. >> great. great. gio? >> top r&b artist. >> all right, gio. let's go. top r&b artist. beyonce. pharrell williams. rihanna. robin thicke. and justin timberlake. [ applause ] >> finally. >> top artist overall. >> all right. i know you want to hear this one. for top artist. miley cyrus. imagine dragons. bruno mars. katy perry. and justin timberlake. >> big year for justin timberlake. >> big year for justin.

>> thank you so much for announcing the finalists. all winners already. just great music this year. >> of course. incredible. >> we have a little bit of time to talk to you. a lot of our fans have been weighing in and want to hear from you. when you're writing music, what inspires you most? >> when i write music, i want to write about my life. when i write about my life, things are a little more true. we're all human beings. we all go through the same things. and i feel like it's more relatable when i just talk to you guys like i'm talking to my best friend. >> do you talk dirty to your friends? >> not so much. >> only his girlfriends. >> the album, "talk dirty" comes out tuesday. tell us a little about what we can expect. >> oh, my goodness. i'm so excited. there's a bunch of features. snoop dogg on my next single. jordan is on the album. very star-studded album. and it's an album that has so many different dimensions. i really wanted to accomplish having an album that you could

listen to when you were in the bedroom with a loved one, while you're at the club, while you're jamming in your car. you know, it has so many different dimensions. i'm excited. coming out this tuesday, april 15th. and it's available for preorder right now. stop what you're doing. >> and you're going to be performing at the billboard music awards. >> yeah. i'm excited about that. >> you promise to have a lot more jim-jams? >> absolutely. >> you performed on "gma," you just brought it. thank you so much for being here today. thank you, always, for your great music. >> thank you. >> jason derulo, everybody. the billboard music awards. will broadcast from las vegas on sunday, may 18th, at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central on abc. give you a full list of the finalists, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! we will be right back. to you earlier

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billboard music awards on may 18th. a big day tomorrow on "gma." "deals & steals." it's thursday. and "it's a small world" sing along. >> we're rehearsing as we speak. it's a beautiful day out. enjoy it.

good morning, i'm kristen sze. after warm and sunny opening day at at&t for the san francisco giants, well, they'll face the diamondbacks again but this time under the lights tonight. so meteorologist mike nicco has your forecast. bring your jacket. >> and the hoodies, absolutely. dropping down to 58. good morning, everybody. we're going to have temperatures today that are going to be a little cooler than yesterday and tonight about the same with the fog, the low clouds, and those temperatures. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, still above average, slightly cooler today, 10 degrees cooler by the weekend. leyla? a little hot under the collar in san jose. that's because of this. it is a jam coming down almaden expressway because of an accident at redmond avenue that knocked down a power line.

one lane traffic control in effect there. >> please join us for the midday news a announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, broadway film and television star kristin chenoweth. and he plays sigh are you bean on the hit series, "scandal," jeff perry. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the "inbox." all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪