on 2015 jetta and passat models. good morning, america. happening now, say it ain't snow. 40 million americans on alert. a new storm dumping up to half a foot and flooding fears in the south. heavy rain threatens to overflow rivers already running high. ginger here with the latest. new overnight, mystery in new details about that museum massacre isis claiming responsibility. medical miracle. the 22 month old pulled from the icy creek with no pulse. how he survived this harrowing odeal. and cinderella story. the stunning upset to kick off march madness. >> georgia state pulls the upset! >> the small school now dreaming

big led by the comeback kid, kevin ware returning from a devastating injury and taking his team to new heights. the surprise ending that knocked even the coach off, well, his chair. and we do say good morning, america. and happy friday and certainly a happy friday for georgia state. >> i'll say, what a comeback in those final minutes. >> ron hunter, the coach, you know, he ripped his achilles in the previous game but that was his son, his son hitting the game-winner for the big upset. >> three-pointer. >> uh-huh. we're going to have more on that later but take a look at this, right now, a rare solar eclipse this morning. this is the faroe islands, completely dark as the moon

blocks the sun. also a partial eclipse in europe, russia and north africa. >> we'll begin with something not rare this winter, little more snow. let's look at maryland right now. there it is, up to half a foot expected in some areas. ginger tracking it all. >> it's still winter for a couple more hours, we're going to officially start spring at on 6:45 p.m. eastern time. and i've got pictures of snow to share with you. yes, just west of baltimore, north and west of washington, d.c., it's already sticking on the roads and certainly the grass and trees there. so here's what you can expect. anywhere from parts of west virginia up through pennsylvania already snowing, right? but it's going to move to the north and east, and that's why we have winter weather advisories. as far north as connecticut. let me time it out for you. we start there. d.c. mixing in. philadelphia will get snow but changes to rain. the heaviest snow is going to fall in the later afternoon and evening from new york city up through southern connecticut and into the cape. so, i think boston will miss out on a majority of the storm and all of us will say good-bye to it after midnight.

a quick look at those snow totals. a lot of us will mix in with rain south of philadelphia. and certainly by tomorrow we'll warm back up and spring will try to kick into gear. >> we look forward to that. all right, ginger, thank you. but now to that mystery in mississippi, a black man found dead haning from a tree and this morning the fbi is trying to determine if he was killed or committed suicide. abc's pierre thomas is in washington with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it's a mystery down south that evokes some of the haunting searing images of the past, a black man hanging from a tree in mississippi. this morning, fbi in mississippi state officials scouring a horrific scene, a body hanging from a tree with a white sheet around the neck had been discovered 500 yards from the home of otis byrd, who had been missing since march 2nd. >> i knew mr. byrd and all his family. i had no dream in this world

that they would found a black man hung in a tree. >> reporter: authorities are still trying to determine the identity of the body but strongly suspect the deceased is byrd, a man they say had a violent past of his own convicted of murdering a white woman in 1980. but authorities are adamant it's too early to know exactly what this is. >> we don't know what happened out there. we don't know if it's a suicide, if it's a homicide. >> reporter: the naacp concerned it might be a hate crime is demanding a full-scale federal investigation. the fbi is launching a preliminary civil rights probe, but the sheriff was trying to calm concerns and urging a shocked community not to speculate. >> there's no proof that this is in retaliation for anything that happened in 1980. there is no evidence pointed towards that so let's not make this out to be something it's not. >> reporter: fbi agents now hunting for any clues that would reveal what happened. authorities say they knew of no threats against byrd but sources say at this point nothing can be ruled out. so many questions, george. >> sure are, pierre. thanks very much. we're going to turn now to those nuclear negotiations with

iran, the clock is ticking, a deadline looming this month, and overnight president obama made an appeal directly to the iranian people urging them to pressure their leaders to accept a deal. abc's jon karl tracking the talks from the white house. they are closing in on a deal but still have gaps. >> reporter: george, they are close, the deal is almost done. the biggest remaining question right now is whether or not the iranian supreme leader, the ayatollah khomeini will go along with it. last night in that appeal the president called the deal an historic opportunity. >> and this moment may not come again soon. i believe that our nations have a historic opportunity to resolve this peacefully an opportunity we should not miss. >> and, jon, you know, the iranians have to agree to it and you have to get all five european countries to agree but the president might have some problems with congress. >> reporter: he sure does. congress is demanding both democrats and republicans, demanding that, whatever deal is struck, congress should have a

chance to vote on it yes or no. in fact, george, 350 members of the house, including a lot of democrats and the top democrat on the international relations committee, wrote a letter to the president yesterday saying that if there is a deal, congress needs to weigh in on whether or not to lift sanctions. >> overwhelming but pushing back on that. jon, thanks very much. much more sunday on "this week." >> look forward to that. now, to the latest on that deadly terrorist attack at the museum. isis is now claiming responsibility for the massacre and warning there will be more like it. abc's alex marquardt is in tunisia with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. at least nine people have now been arrested in connection with the attack here at the museum, security has been beefed up around the country as authorities hunt for more suspected members of isis. this morning, a new photo showing one of the attackers appearing to shoot victims point-blank. a chilling claim of responsibility. in an audio recording posted online isis praised its knights

of the caliphate for this chaos that left at least 20 european tourists dead vowing the attack is just the first drop of rain. tunisian officials now say the two gunmen who were armed with grenades and ak-47s left in december to be trained by isis in libya. tunisia's known not just as a popular western tourist destination but now also the foreign country that has sent more foreign fighters to join isis than any other, as many as 3,000. and now they're waging jihad at home. we saw the aftermath, broken glass from a tour bus, bloodstains on the ground. inside, a crime scene. much of the museum where people fled, where they hid, where they were killed, is still cordoned off. when the shooting started everyone ran, one guard hiding for almost 24 hours in the museum's sarcophagus room. this spanish couple, the girlfriend 4 months pregnant also hiding overnight long after

the attack was over. we hid in a room where they kept the trash, he said. we stayed there hearing everything and waiting for it to stop. experts say they fear this is only the beginning of more violence here in tunisia where isis has long called for attacks. the relative peace here may soon be a thing of the past as isis' ideology spreads around the world. george. >> okay, alex, thanks. we're going to get the latest now from the boston marathon bombing trial where the jury was shown crucial evidence friday. these photos the remains of a pressure cooker bomb just like the ones set off at the finish line. tom llamas is covering the trial in boston. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. for the past two days jurors have pretty much been put through a csi course, learning about fingerprints, computer forensics and bombs, in fact, they're learning a lot about this fuse which the tsarnaev brothers had bunches of to light some of those explosives. as you're about to see, it's not only the jurors playing close attention to the evidence.

in court thursday, prosecutors presenting an anatomy of terror highlighting this image of a pressure cooker bomb embedded into the rear door of a honda civic. the bomb thrown at police, they say, during that shootout in a boston suburb days after the marathon bombing. prosecutors showing it to jurors in court piece by piece, the same type as the bombs they say were used at the finish line of the boston marathon. three people died in those blasts, more than 260 injured including liz norden's two sons, j.p. and paul, who each lost a leg that day. a moment she recounted on "gma" the morning after the bombing. >> it's terrible. it's like i want to wake up and it not be real. >> reporter: her sons were standing just steps from dzhokhar tsarnaev when he planted his backpack, one of those bombs inside and walked off. she's been in court nearly every day since the trial started. >> i want to know what happened to my boys that day.

>> reporter: dzhokhar's lawyer's are fighting for his life saying he was under the spell of his older brother tamerlan something liz doesn't buy. do you think he deserves the death penalty? >> i do. that would be justice for myself as a mom, my two boys were so hurt and so many killed that day and they just didn't have a care in the world. they knew what they were doing. >> reporter: she says her sons have accepted their new lives and challenges but she has not. >> i just can't get over it. it consumes my life. i watch it every day and the pain doesn't go away. >> reporter: prosecutors hope to rest the case next week and the defense takes over. george, this case is moving very fast. >> sure is. thanks very much. to amy now with today's other top stories. got a lot of outrage at uva. that's right. and now martese johnson is talking about that violent encounter with officers appearing at a news conference with his attorney, johnson said he is shocked that his face was slammed into the pavement and the trauma will be with him forever. virginia state police are investigating why johnson ended up pinned to the ground while

being arrested outside a bar by alcohol beverage control agents. he needed ten stitches to close that wound in his head. agents say he was profane and belligerent. student protesters are vowing to stand with johnson, many arguing that race played a role in how he was treated. well, tough talk from the white house this morning aimed at israel. president obama told prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the phone thursday that the u.s. will now, quote, reassess its relationship with israel in the wake of netanyahu's pre-election rhetoric imposing a palestinian state. earlier in the day netanyahu tried to take back his rhetoric saying he supports palestinian statehood if conditions in the region improve. well, a surprising revelation about the ebola outbreak that has claimed more than 10,000 lives in west africa. newly revealed e-mails show the world health organization delayed declaring an ebola emergency for weeks because it was concerned about the political and economic consequences. critics say that delay cost lives and crucial response time.

and finally, a little boy from pennsylvania is back home this morning after what's being called a medical miracle. 22-month-old gardell martin had no pulse when he was pulled from an icy creek near his home. emts began cpr but an hour later at the hospital he still wasn't breathing. doctors, however, did not give up. 101 minutes after gardell had stopped breathing, they were stunned because suddenly his pulse was back. he was alive. >> in my 23 years i have not seen an hour and 41 minutes come back to this degree of neurologic recovery. that doesn't happen by accident. it happens because people are trained, and they're trained well. >> i just can't thank them enough. we feel very unworthy and very grateful. >> wow. doctors say gardell's body temperature plummeted to 75 and that protected his vital organs. he has made a complete recovery and this took a team of emts because you can only perform cpr

for a few minutes at a time so they were just taking sessions and they didn't give up. >> no brain damage. >> he's smiling, laughing, talking, completely back to normal. >> that takes great training and also takes a little -- >> a little combination of the two. i agree with you, lara. now to a scary encounter in the sky all caught on camera. a drone flying feet from news helicopters, one of those choppers even capturing the man operating the drone on camera. abc's david kerley has that story for us. >> hey, ed, we just got droned. >> reporter: calmness in a close call. that's a drone flying dangerously close to two tv news choppers including our seattle affiliate komo 4. >> above air 4. he's got to be, what, 1500 feet. >> reporter: nearly four times higher than the regulations allow. seattle has seen drone flights that violate the regulations before. remember this one, that flew dangerously close to the space needle last summer. but this one flying in controlled airspace, scaring and angering the pilots.

>> any contact with the rotor blade could and probably will be catastrophic. >> reporter: and what's next is remarkable. >> i want to figure out who is doing this. >> reporter: the cameraman is able to follow the drone as it dives, then buzzes over neighborhood rooftops, all violations, and the drone leads the camera right to the man with the remote. >> that's him and his drone. >> we're in the wild west phase of drone development and anybody can get in a catalog and buy a fairly sophisticated drone. >> reporter: a dangerous trend. >> it's not a matter if there is going to be a collision between a real aircraft and one of these toys but a matter of when. >> reporter: that photographer followed the operator all the way to a home, law enforcement knocked and were told no one owned a drone there. but the faa is now joining the investigation and will decide if legal action will be taken for flying so close to those choppers. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> amazing story, i think he is right.

it is bound to happen. so got to turn to march madness, robin, big smile on your face and big upsets on day one of the tourney. none bigger though than georgia state knocking off number three baylor. an even better story though was one of the players on the court for georgia state. abc's paula faris is here with the story. good morning to you, paula. >> reporter: good morning, lara. and kevin ware's comeback is nothing short of awe-inspiring but he admitted he was nervous and scared to go back to the place where his life was turned upside down. >> fresh start for kevin ware. >> reporter: kevin ware wasn't sure he'd ever have a moment like this again. >> georgia state pulls the upset! >> reporter: after his life changed in a split second two years ago. >> uh-oh, and we got an injured player. >> reporter: at the 2013 ncaa tournament ware on a star-studded louisville team suffered one of the most gruesome injuries practically snapping his shinbone in two. >> oh, my goodness.

>> his team is in tears. >> that was probably one of the most scariest moments in my life. >> reporter: miraculously he returned to the game less than a year later. his body was back but not his mind. >> i had to act like everything was okay when everything wasn't. everybody looking at you as this famous guy because you yoke your leg. that wasn't me. >> reporter: so, he wound up transferring from louisville to his hometown school georgia state and this year led them to the ncaa tournament for only the third time in school history. >> if you would have told kevin in that hospital bed that he would be the mvp of a conference tournament he would look at you and laugh. >> i was very scared today. i'm not even going to lie to you guys, you know, just being out there. >> reporter: and on thursday, when his georgia state team took the court as massive underdogs to baylor, they rallied from a 12-point deficit and hit the game-winning shot with only seconds on the clock. >> r.j. hunter for three! good! >> reporter: so thrilling their head coach -- >> ron hunter has fallen off his

stool. >> it's a great feeling having that underdog feeling knocking off baylor. >> reporter: where is kevin ware, you ask. kevin ware is back and so is cinderella. georgia state was not supposed beat baylor. in fact, only 8% of folks picked them in espn's bracket tournament challenge but now kevin ware and georgia state, they are moving on to the next round. they will face xavier tomorrow evening. i believe. how about that? i got it back out. >> great team effort. >> great team effort. love that scene from the coach. but he had pulled his achilles from celebrating too much in the conference championship. >> you mentioned about the bracket. did you see the video of him in the locker room when the coach looked at the camera and called out president obama because he didn't pick them. he picked baylor. >> only 8%. only 8%. >> thanks for bringing that to us. >> okay, thank you, paula. let's go to ginger now. rain and flooding starts in the south. >> yes, i mean, thousands of people are at south by southwest, austin, because this

morning it's been a little light rain. wait to see what happens later this afternoon and evening where we're going to have heavy rain. flash flood watch, some flood advisories that go from west texas southern texas, up to texarkana, parts of northwest louisiana, and that's not because you're going to have 3 to 5 inches overall, some 6 to 8 inches locally with some of those storms. >> good morning, i am

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good morning, america. right now, spring starting with snow. up to half a foot expected in the east. also right now, a former food network contestant and her husband killed in their own home. a contractor who did work on their home charged with murder. and calling out the cowboys. the sports anchor in dallas slamming them for signing a player with domestic violence. and we do say good morning, america, on this friday morning. hope everybody has fun weekend plans. we have, well, amy is over there in the social square because, you know, art can be subjective, right? >> it certainly can be, robin. in fact, take a look at this painting, whether you love it or hate it, how much do you think it's worst? i had some guesses from the crew. 4 million, 5 million. 2 million. i guarantee you the real answer is going to surprise you. coming up.

>> did you say 40 million? >> that was just a guess. >> okay. >> okay, we'll get to that in a little bit. but we're going to begin with the murder of north carolina newlyweds. a contractor was charged with killing them. this isn't the first time he's been linked to a murder. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: this morning a mystery, what happened to this young couple who vanished and were found dead killed by a man they trusted enough to let into their home, police say. this 37-year-old handyman and contractor now locked up in a north carolina jail charged with three murders. police accuse jason owens of killing pregnant tv chef cristie codd, her unborn child and husband j.t. >> it's very devastating. i think everybody is in shock. i'm in shock. >> reporter: relatives reported the couple missing sunday outside asheville and police say the trail led right to owens, a neighbor up the road who the family often hired to do work on their home. cristie schoen was a contestant

on the "food network star." >> i'm a movie caterer so i cater big-budget movies. >> reporter: friends and business partners say the codds were kind and forgiving people. so gracious they didn't hesitate to hire owens to work around their home even though he's had a long history of run-ins with the law. >> we hired him to do some work for us on the rehab project. he never gave us any trouble and worked well. >> reporter: but the codds might not have known about one very dark shadow over their handyman's part. police say that he is the primary person of interest in a 15-year-old cold case, the disappearance of 18-year-old zeb quinn. >> owens was a friend of zeb. he was a person of interest almost immediately. >> reporter: owens was never charged in that case and hasn't entered a plea in this one. police say he also broke into the codds' home, stealing a laptop, jewelry and a handgun

and they haven't shared a possible motive but are holding a brief later today. for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> and our thanks to steve. but now to the latest on robert durst. the millionaire heir is behind bars in louisiana, as you know, charged with murder as local law enforcement in areas he once lived review old murder cases. abc's matt gutman is there in new orleans for us with the latest this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you could call it a cross country dragnet for evidence. police departments in five states now investigating possible links between durst and unsolved murders and they're getting help from the fbi. police this morning dusting off old cases, assisted by the fbi looking for possible links between 71-year-old robert durst and unsolved murders across the country. >> i know that we are doing a number of things in different field offices to run down leads. >> reporter: the man who told hbo documentarians he was innocent of killing his first wife kathy. >> i think she's almost

definitely dead but i don't know that she's dead. >> reporter: now being investigated in at least five states, new york, california, texas, louisiana and vermont. worth over $100 million according to records, durst was arrested in new orleans last weekend. his attorney who says durst is innocent tells our affiliate ktrk all the speculation is bogus. >> i think he's an easy target and everybody's piling on. >> reporter: and now a portrait of an admitted killer coming into focus. his own brother telling "the new york times" durst is a true psychopath who tormented the family. judge susan chris presided over the 2003 murder trial in texas in which durst argued self-defense when he admitted to killing and dismembering his neighbor. >> he pretended to be crazy in our trial. he pretended to be crazy when he realized the gig was up, he stopped. the last time we saw durst was in this courthouse.

he looked disoriented and smiled eerily at us at the press box. now his attorney said he may look more frail on monday for his bail hearing. his attorney says that officials at the psychiatric ward have shaved his head. george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much. we have a story about the dallas cowboys coming under fire from a popular anchor at our dallas station who's blasting the team for signing a player charged with domestic violence. abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: the dallas cowboys are known as america's team, but this morning, america's most wanted might be a better nickname and the sports anchor at our dallas station has had it. >> and now you can beat a woman and play with a star on your helmet. >> reporter: the team's latest hire, defensive end greg hardy. >> again it's greg hardy. >> reporter: was found guilty of abusing his girlfriend last year. >> some girl is getting her [ bleep ] beat upstairs. >> reporter: hardy's conviction was later overturned. but he still faces suspension by the nfl. hardy didn't return our calls for comment. cowboys owner jerry jones signed

hardy even though most teams wouldn't touch him. the cowboys tell abc news, "our organization understands the very serious nature of domestic violence. we know that greg has a firm understanding, as well." >> just when i begin to think the cowboys can't sink any lower they find another shovel and dig a few feet deeper. >> reporter: legal troubles are the spur in the side of several cowboys these days. wide receiver dez bryant was arrested for beating up his mom in 2012. he reached a deal with prosecutors and is still playing. nose tackle josh brent is back on the field after serving jail time. he was drunk, wrecked his car and killed his teammate. >> is there no line you won't cross? is there no crime you won't accept? is there no behavior you will not tolerate? >> no more excuses. >> no more. >> reporter: the nfl has launched an aggressive pr blitz against domestic violence, but america's team seems to be using a different playbook. >> hardy's jersey is being sold at the cowboys online pro shop now. you could get one for your

sister or daughter and then explain to her that hardy beats up women but we're cheering him now because he's really good on game day and game day is all that really matters to me. your daughter will understand. >> reporter: for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> i'll tell you, hansen is very popular and very vocal and spoke out with michael sam and supported him when people were saying how could he as a gay man be in the nfl. racism he's spoking out when people had certain signs in the stands. >> a powerful case he makes. >> he makes a very strong point with the jersey. >> he really does. >> see what happens. let's get to ginger now with the weather. >> let's go to stunning pictures of the first and only total eclipse of the sun for our earth. you can see, ah, we just love seeing any of this so we wanted to share with you. if you want to see it in the united states, you have to wait till august 17th. you'll be able to enjoy

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behind this unassuming door, a covert operation at the world's most valuable company. let's go check it out. all right, give it to me straight. how top secret is this place we are sitting in right now? >> you're the first person through that's not part of the apple team so it's pretty secret. >> reporter: here apple employees secretly working out in high-tech gear worth millions of dollars for nearly two years rowing, running, downward dogging and the kicker -- >> they didn't even know what they were working on. a few people would give us strange looks. >> reporter: i would be wondering if i was watching "breaking bad." >> it's a sci-fi episode of "breaking bad," exactly. >> reporter: turns out it's all for this, the apple watch unveiled in september and on sale next month. its most anticipated feature, apple calls it a health kit. >> it allowed us to learn how do we measure calorie burn and where does exercise actually start. >> reporter: jay gave us the top

secret fitness tour. how are you feeling? thumbs up? and what is she wearing on her head? >> that's to be able to track how hard is she breathing, the best way to get to the truth of how many calories you're actually burning. >> reporter: here we see climate chambers where apple is testing our body's response to different temperatures and levels of humidity. >> get a chance to see inside. >> reporter: here we go. oh, this is chilly. >> yeah, so you can feel right now that doing an activity outside or coming in here really does replicate that kind of colder climate and it's been really useful to us. >> reporter: all this sweating in secret helping apple strive for new peaks. is this a game-changer? >> you know, i think we've amassed already what may be one of the world's largest pieces of data on fitness and our view is we're just beginning the impact on health could be profound. >> reporter: and doctors say it could be a game-changer in battling diseases. one heart disease study at stanford university was able to

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this guy asked visitors to the museum in the netherlands to judge this painting and guess its worth. guesses went up to $2.6 million. guesses on your end. >> not 2.6. >> and not 40 million either, someone said. a little bit lower. >> a little bit lower. how much lower? >> it's hard to tell up close. what's the median? >> fine, the painter, they were told was ike andrews but it really was from ikea and the painting was worth $20, so a little less than 2.6 million. >> in the eye of the beholder.

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♪ the story of my life ♪ good morning america. it's 8:00 a.m. and music mystery. the pop star leaving one of the biggest bands in the world right in the middle of their megatour. is one direction's zayn calling it quits? ♪ how you like me now ♪ and monica lewinsky speaks out. >> you can insist on a different ending to your story. >> what she's saying now about the price of shame, cyberbullying and regret. ♪ yeah yeah ♪ and could your wine be making you sick? why inexpensive bottles could be hazardous to your health. the huge, new lawsuit going after some of your favorites. ♪ you bring me to my knees ♪ ♪ bang bang ♪ ♪ into the room ♪ and do you recognize this moment? >> what do you think, should we have sex tonight? >> ugh. >> the real secret to kick-starting your love life and your libido right now.

♪ got to keep your head up ♪ ♪ oh oh ♪ and andy grammer live as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ honey i'm good ♪ ♪ i could have another but i probably should not ♪ what a wonderful crowd joining us this friday morning here in times square. did you know that it is international day of happiness? >> i did. i feel it, robin. >> you're out there with them and you can feel it. and we feel it inside with andy grammer, here to perform his hot, new single. he's hanging out by our very own happiness wall. >> all right. >> this song is so great. that beat puts a smile on your face but i will not dance and will get into the music. there are 40 happiness walls across the country, right, george? >> leave notes just like andy did right there on how you plan

to share happiness with the whole world. >> this year, the happiest playlist encouraging people to contribute their happy songs. we can't resist playing one of our favorites. you didn't need to show that portion. >> go, amy. >> pharrell was here as you may recall last year, and and we had a great time. he sang "happy" and he's partnering up with the u.n. for this amazing global campaign. >> any time they can reprise that video, they do. >> it comes back. and here's something else to make us happy, deejay friday. dj kiss is here. it's her birthday. happy birthday. >> to dj kiss. >> happy birthday, dj kiss. we're going to hear more from her coming up. cupcakes, there we go. >> come on, right over here. >> that will make you happy. >> it certainly will. let's get news from amy. >> all right, good morning, everyone. and we begin with more travel delays across the northeast today as people from virginia to new england, ah, face yet another snowstorm. even though spring officially

begins tonight, up to half a foot of snow is expected in some areas outside new york city. ginger's forecast coming up. a disturbing story from mississippi. the fbi is investigating whether the death of a black man found hanging from a tree was murder or suicide. otis byrd had been missing since march 2nd when he was found in the woods near his home. police say they need autopsy results before they can determine the cause of death. federal officials have opened a civil rights investigation. and new details overnight about that deadly terror attack at a museum in tunisia. authorities believe the attackers were recently trained in neighboring libya. isis has claimed responsibility for that shooting rampage which left 21 people dead, most of them tourists. and we are just getting word of a series of attacks in yemen, at least 50 people dead in 2 bombings at mosques in the capital of sanaa. there has been no claim of responsibility yet. and new insight this morning from monica lewinsky. the white house intern who became a household name is now sharing more of her story and

her regrets while speaking at a high-profile conference series. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: monica lewinsky began her t.e.d. talk. titled the price of shame with a blunt declaration, at the age of 22, i fell in love with my boss, she said. at the age of 24, i learned the devastating consequences. lewinsky, now 41, has called herself the patient zero of cyberbullying because of the public humiliation she endured when the news of her affair with president bill clinton broke online in 1998. >> anyone who is suffering from shame and public humiliation needs to know one thing, you can survive it. >> reporter: after keeping a low profile for more than a decade, the former white house intern giving her first public speech last fall. >> i want to put my suffering to good use and give purpose to my past. >> reporter: even joining twitter, and now lewinsky has a new mission, to end cyberbullying and use her experiences to help others.

>> i know it's hard. it may not be painless, quick or easy, but you can insist on a different ending to your story. >> reporter: for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. and in health news a possible new treatment for adhd in young boys, researchers found omega-3 fatty acids helped improve boys' attention spans. they gave the boys about 1300 milligrams of the supplement for 16 weeks, but doctors say the link needs more research. amazon is one step closer to delivering packages via drone. the faa is allowing the company to test its air delivery drones. the remote-controlled aircraft must stay below 400 feet and stay in sight of the pilot. the operator must also have a private pilot's license. and we're all used to seeing high-speed chases on the news, right? well, take a look at what could be the slowest chase you've ever seen. a man who works for "national

geographic" was exploring a small island in the indian ocean when he interrupted a mating session between giant tortoises. can you guess what happens next? yeah, the male tortoise not so happy about this guy's interference so he went after the guy. look at him go. he was staring him down, chasing him with a dogged determination only a giant tortoise can display at a tortoise's pace. the chase lasted for 400 yards, so he was tenacious. >> and 40 minutes. >> yeah, 40 minutes, 4 hours, the big guy finally gave up and returned to his lady friend. what did he think he was going to do when he got to him? >> hey, it worked, it backed him off. >> stare him down. >> stay away from my lady, right? okay, thank you, amy. "pop news" and weather coming up. now lara is over there in the social square. >> i am, indeed, george. here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu" in "pop news." a new direction for one of the members of the band. we'll tell you about that. then trending big right now the simple secret to kick-starting your love life.

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♪ the story of my life ♪ time for "pop news." we begin with this band, one direction star zayn malik changing directions this morning leaving the band's worldwide tour due to stress. one of the band's representatives telling abc news that zayn will recuperate back in the uk while the band members continue their performances around the world and we wish him the very best. >> we certainly do. >> yep. also in "pop news" this morning, from hollywood's masked man to a michael kors mini-me, antonio banderas saying he's leaving hollywood and going back to school to study fashion designer. the star appeared on a british talk show revealing that a fashion career is something that's been on his mind for a long time so you know what, he's going for it. good for him. he says he plans to move to london and study at the same english college where stella

mccartney and alexander mcqueen learned their trades but banderas says he isn't hanging up his zorro mask just yet continuing in between classes. i like that. do that again. cut his fabric like that. i design! and finally, the duchess of cambridge approaching her due date which is believed to be mid or end of april. right, amy? >> that's what we're hearing. >> bags packed. speculation growing as to what the royal baby's name will be. thanks to a logical and scientific experiment at least in our "pop news" belief, we now have a good idea of what that name will be. the first annual barkingham palace gold cup pitted ten corgis against each other. george, this makes perfect sense. each wore a potential name for the royal baby. the first over the finish line, of course, will be the name and that is alexandra. alexander if needed.

second and third went to camilla and victoria, i'm not so certain about the second place name. >> yeah. >> not so sure. >> how did that get in the running? >> unclear. but, listen, if the royal baby is a girl, and if racing corgis have any say in the matter, i believe we know that you'll be looking at princess alexandra, thank you, "pop news" investigators. who knew? >> thanks very much. let's go to ginger now for more weather. >> let's talk about the snow and rain, so that's the whole point. i wanted to start you out in washington, d.c. where the snow has been falling but now it's transitioning and that's why i think a lot of these snow totals will be cutting down and timing it out, it hasn't started for a lot of folks. maybe in northeastern new jersey and new york but it will and the heaviest will fall in the afternoon and early evening. drive time tonight, that's concerning for me especially if you're along the i-95 corridor especially north. connecticut, the cape getting rid of it after midnight then we'll dry out and more spring-like.

here's some of the snow totals. philadelphia south is where you'll start to see that mix to rain and it won't necessarily look like that especially off those grassy areas. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. look the at colorful sunrise. increasing clouds and a cooler breeze starting spring this afternoon. a chance of light showers sunday into monday and the 80's return next week. today is low-to-mid 60s along the coast, san francisco richmond and vallejo and low-to-mid 70s elsewhere. tonight, we are mostly cloudy and upper 40s to mid-50s with sprinkles on sunday morning and a better chance for showers on >> how about we warm it up? it feels like spring and almost summer. orlando close to 90. phoenix, 82, robin. >> ooh, i'll be there this weekend. phoenix, i can't wait. kicking off our "heat index," you may want the children to leave the room.

we'll wait. go ahead. oh, no. there is a new study revealing what could be the secret to improving your sex life. abc's mara schiavocampo has all the details. >> reporter: it's a common excuse for skipping out on sex. >> i use whatever energy i have left to physically put myself into our bed instead of lighting up for you. >> reporter: sleepiness. >> what do you think, should we have sex tonight? >> ugh! >> reporter: there might be something to it. researchers suggesting the easiest way to kick-start your sex life may be with some shut-eye. noting sufficient sleep is important to the promotion of healthy sexual desire. >> what's happening while we're asleep is we're having an increase in androgens which are sex hormones and we're also increasing blood flow to the areas important during sexual activity. >> reporter: the study finds for women in relationships, each extra hour of sleep leads to higher levels of sexual desire and a 14% increase in the

likelihood of sex the next day. though, critics point out this is a small study done with just female college students and that more sleep isn't a surefire fix for low libido. >> what it does mean is that we have one more thing to keep in mind when you're thinking about your general overall sexual health. >> reporter: one study giving whole new meaning to hitting the sheets. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> you could see that george flee. he's not here. don't worry, we are joined by sex expert and sexologist for married for life, dr. logan levkoff and author of "don't waste your pretty," demetria lucas. thank you both for being here. let's say it was a small study. college-age women were part of the study but medically speaking what does it say to you, this study? >> the idea that sex impacts a woman's sex life shouldn't come as a huge surprise to any of us.

but what is really interesting is that it looks like sleep or lack thereof impacts physiologically our sexual response, which changes the game. that means it's not just emotional. there is a physical reaction that sex plays or plays in a negative way that impacts our sex lives. >> and from a relationship aspect we know we're hearing that sleep affects sex but sex affects sleep so the chicken and egg dilemma. >> yeah, i can't figure it out. everybody would like more sex and sleep. one is supposed to affect the other. which way it goes, i don't know. i'm confused. >> can you speak to that? >> well, you know, it's tricky. studies are tricky and these are college age women so not necessarily representative of everyone. >> having issues. >> but there is definitely no doubt that sex and good sex and sex that ends in pleasure can help be an aid in one's sleep. so you do want more sex in order to get sleep, but at the same

time we do know that when we are exhausted and stressed and overwhelmed, the last thing we want is sex. >> an implicit change for men as well. >> men have to step up to the table. it's not like people don't want more sleep but it's that women are overwhelmed with housework and child care and work-work so maybe if the guys step up more around the house maybe -- >> instead of bringing home roses bring home a bottle of windex. >> there you go. there you go. >> you're such a romantic. >> there you go. >> there is something really important to remember about women, though. we wear multiple hats. we are partner, caregiver, and sister, friend, co-worker and until we remember that the first hat we wear is woman and sexual being, we will suffer. >> that's your first suggestion because you're right. so many of us are overworked and we can't find that extra sleep so you're saying that's the first suggestion. >> remember that you are a woman and a sexual being and that your needs are important and that you're not just there to take care of everyone else. >> what's your top tip? >> you know, i would say

remember that you're not perfect. the house doesn't need to be vacuumed and scrubbed down every day. go to sleep, have, you know, some morning fun, and it'll all be there in the morning. >> put it on the schedule. play date. >> play date. thank you both very much. >> we love you, george. let's go over to george. >> my top tip, buy some windex. i got that one down. next up on our "heat index" a warning for wine lovers coming from a new lawsuit claiming that some top-selling labels have high levels of arsenic. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: it's the go-to favorite on "cougar town." >> they say a glass of wine a day is healthy. ♪ >> reporter: but now a new lawsuit says some of america's favorite inexpensive wines can potentially be hazardous to your health. >> we're suing because we want and we're asking these winemakers to take these wines

off of the shelves today, to recall their products. >> reporter: part of the industry under scrutiny. the lawsuit claiming more than 25 california winemakers, including low-cost brands like trader joe's and franzia, sell wines that contain dangerously high levels of inorganic arsenic, in some cases up to 500% or more of the maximum acceptable daily intake. >> almost all of them are $10 or less and a vast majority of those are under $5. >> it's a poisonous material, arsenic can cause problems in the body. >> reporter: there's no regulation on the amount of arsenic in wine in the u.s. the lawsuit alleging the wine with the highest amount of arsenic contained five times more arsenic than the epa's limit for drinking water but still less than the level for wine established in some european countries. >> i think just that the general person drinking a glass of wine with dinner probably is not going to be at such increased risk to be overly alarmed about this. on the other hand, we would want

to eliminate to the extent possible the amount of arsenic that we're exposed to. >> reporter: trader joe's telling abc news "we take these concerns seriously and are investigating the matter with several of our wine-producing suppliers." franzia referring us to the wine institute which represents 1,000 california wineries telling us, "we believe this allegation is false and misleading and that all wines being sold in the u.s. marketplace are safe." >> we are not here attacking the wine industry. we like wine but we don't want wine that has dangerous levels of arsenic. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> we don't. all right, next, we're going to yahoo! your day and this morning we're tackling a big parenting question. how do you get your kids to open up to you? sometimes it is very hard to get more than a one-word answer but there are some easy tips that you can use. paula faris has details. what can you tell us? >> good morning, lara. getting your kids to open up is

equivalent to pulling teeth sometimes, but how many times have you learned more about your kids from one of their friends or even another parent? it turns out that getting your children to share what's going on in their lives is all about asking them the right kind of questions. ♪ yahoo! ♪ >> how was school? >> good. >> reporter: oh, the classic one-word response. let's face it, all of us mom and dads fall victim to it. what's in here? and asking the right questions can sometimes be tricky. as busy parents leading busy lives we are juggling so much and that's why it's so important to make every moment and every conversation count. so many of those conversations happen in the car, so we're getting down to business in minivan confessions turning to lindsay powers, editorial director of yahoo! parenting to learn some tricks and tips to asking better questions to get the most out of our kids. tell me when you're buckled. then we can get going. >> i'm buckled. >> stop being a tattletale.

and lying. >> reporter: with our expert riding along she's silently taking notes. >> did you have p.e. today, buddy? >> no. >> what did you have? >> i had art. >> what did you do in art? >> i forgot. >> reporter: seeing where most parents' pitfalls were. >> were you nervous? >> no. >> reporter: and where we get it right, what was so great about gym? >> we did a dance-off contest. >> did you dance? >> it was a tie so we had to do another one. >> reporter: after 20 minutes we get the kids some grub. two of the little cuties on the side and get down to it. okay, kids are playing with their baby-sitter at the park. great. so how can asking questions, the right way, help you understand what's going on with them? >> you may find things going on beneath the surface. >> reporter: tip number one, ask specific questions. how was art class? >> how is the field trip? how was your friend? just really specific things to get them talking. >> reporter: tip number two, validate them. >> you want to make sure that

they feel like you're really interested in what they're saying. it's really important to be present. >> reporter: and tip number three, ask follow-up questions. it's really hard to get anything out of my son. i'll say how was your day, great. >> if you have the opportunity to speak to his teacher to find out what the school is going to be focusing on that week and then you can ask a lot of follow-up questions. >> reporter: some tricks to help those moments in a minivan make a difference. i got to say this was revolutionary advice from our experts but you brought up a good point instead of just saying how was your day but what was the best part, what was so great about art class and when you dig, dig, dig, then you can find out maybe underlying issues. i don't like broccoli because somebody throws it at me every day. >> they suddenly talk and you're almost shocked. oh, wow. >> i felt like a journalist. who knew. >> it's being a good reporter and it's also really listening. >> remember to be there when they want to talk too. you can't be too busy when they're ready to go. >> put the phone down.

>> they'll say mommy, put the phone down. right. >> they'll call you on it. >> yes. >> we do love talking to you if you're watching. coming up, ben stiller is with us striking a pose this morning. ♪

. good morning. one of the four officers implicated in the san francisco police department has resigned. he and at least three other officers are being investigated in connection with racist and homo phobic text messages. it's time to get an update on your morning commute. >> it's pretty busy here at the richmond san rafael toll plaza. it looks quite busy as you approach the tolls. we do have a stalled tractor

trail erer to the woodside road on ramp. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all.

. good morning. we're off our morning lows but still in the 40s and 50s. check out this picture of the east bay hills. big story about six to ten degrees cooler. we'll see increasing high clouds

like we're seeing right here from okay, let's see the walk. >> well, i'm going to keep it simple today. usually i go right, left, right, left, right, left. but today i'm going to start left in honor of how the sun rotates. >> ben stiller at paris fashion week. >> it's time for something different. they said it's 2015. >> there he is with anna wintour and owen wilson doing great characters from "zoolander." he's here today on another movie, another great movie. cannot wait to talk to him. and there he is putting a note up on our happiness wall. >> celebrating international day of happiness all day long. everyone getting in on the act, even ben. and we're excite edd to talk to him about his new movie just ahead. >> so happy. so happy that andy grammer is with us. >> yay. >> platinum artist. andy grammer, so excited.

his hot, new single "honey, i'm good" is a hit. >> you love it >> i love it. it makes me happy. more than 5 million streams on spotify and counting. cannot wait for that. and then hey, everybody, it's dj kiss' birthday today. >> yes, it is. >> happy birthday. it's tgif and that is something to be happy about. >> oh, yes. >> a program note tomorrow night 9:00 p.m. is a brand-new "in an instant" all about one woman's incredible survival story. how she overcame all the odds and narrowly escaped death that airs saturday night at 9:00 p.m. on abc. >> "in an instant." now, though, we turn to a new broadway show called "finding neverland." it's based on the oscar-winning movie of the same name, and i had the great pleasure to go behind the scenes and as you can see in this little twitter photo, tinker bell and i, we bonded. we bonded. take a look.

♪ when your feet don't touch the ground ♪ >> reporter: it's a show where parks can turn into tidal waves, pirates can sing, little boys can inspire peter pan. "neverland" may be the second star on the right but "finding neverland" is right here on broadway. ♪ in a place so far away we'll be young that's how we'll stay ♪ >> this is a beautiful story. i think for the fans of "peter pan," you get to see tinker bell and peter pan and for the fans of the movie, there is that amazing love story that's in it, as well. ♪ this is our stage. >> does it change a lot? >> it does. these things actually are on a swivel and kind of go back and forth through each other. >> that's cool. i got a special behind-the-scenes tour from the show's star. "glee's" matthew morrison. >> i play the author of "peter pan." this is like the story behind the story of how he created the story of "peter pan." ♪ when your feet don't touch the ground ♪

>> he's inspired by this widow and her four sons, and he finds the child inside of himself and he realizes the power of imagination. ♪ i am strong ♪ >> reporter: the show marks morrison's return to broadway. >> you know, i started my career on broadway as a dancer. >> yeah. i knew that you started at 19, your first show but a dancer even before that? >> yeah, i grew up break dancing. >> really? can i see a little bit of your break dancing? >> i don't know. just like slide and pop and lock. >> ooh, wow. ♪ play, play like it was yesterday ♪ >> for morrison the show is an exercise in stamina. >> i actually go in the show in this and i get up on here like this and i kind of do this kind of air walk thing. >> oh, that's very cool. you make it look very effortless. very cool. ♪ look what do you see ♪ >> reporter: he's on stage almost three hours straight. >> this is a marathon for me, this particular role.

i don't talk when i go home. my wife and i have little cue cards and stuff. >> it's that serious. >> yeah, it's a pretty taxing role. >> what do you hope that the audience leaves really thinking about? >> at the end of the day this is a show about the power of the imagination. >> reporter: after spending some time at the historic lunt fontanne theater, i feel like i caught a little power myself. hold on. >> you got it. now pass it to me. >> oh. >> see. >> pass it to me. >> all right. >> i got her. she's safe. >> oh, there -- that was good. >> reporter: yep, the crew over at "finding neverland" made a believer out of me. >> a natural. >> i told you. well done. >> amazing. >> it's fantastic. a big smile. "finding neverland" is in previews right now. it opens on april 15th. thank you, matthew, and kelsey grammer, they'll be here live on "gma" next thursday. ginger right now, though, with a final check on the weather.

>> and we cannot wait to get happy. we are standing right here at the happy wall. i'll tell you why in a couple of minutes but first let's check the forecast and start with the pacific northwest. one of those regions we haven't gotten to yet. but they will have some spring showers, heavy at times. you can see some of the numbers there. 65 up there in portland for a high. we already see spring blooms. idaho. so pretty. and then look there in pennsylvania, they're just begging for spring but it's not happening as we've been showing you this morning all the pictures of the snow, that last breath of winter, a hefty one. all right. that >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco on this friday with increasing clouds and temperatures up to ten degrees cooler and 60 to 63 at the coast and 68 to 75 inland and 66 at 74 around bay. sprinkles on sunday morning and >> okay, now i'm going to tell you why we're at the happiness wall. well, our friends at "live happy" magazine have now made

the challenge and my friends here are all putting on these signs because the global happiness campaign designed by the united nations is on today and it's to make the world a little bit brighter, so if you don't have a happy wall near you, you can do what i'm doing. you can go online share your happiness via social media. just use the #happyx. i'm doing this one, though, today. i'm going to go ahead and smile at everyone. i think that's going to work even through the snow, you think? i tried right here. all right. robin, let's get to you. >> you know who is bringing us a lot of happiness these days, actress taraji p. henson. she's red hot right now, right, dj kiss? >> red hot. >> oh she's holding on in her new show. that's right, talking about "empire." the oscar-nominated actress getting lots of buzz for her role in the tv hip-hop drama. abc's chris connelly found out just how sweet life is for cookie. >> what can you do? can you play the tambourine? >> reporter: scheming and dreaming, free-wheeling, double-dealing and hitting the ceiling. this cookie is no girl scout. on the massive hit series

"empire." >> people really didn't think this could happen on broadcast or on cable television right now. it's been ten years since a show grew this fast. >> tell them boo-boo kitty. >> reporter: the role of cookie lyon has become a spectacular showcase for taraji p. henson, the 44-year-old force of nature actress whose skills have been no secret in hollywood for some time now. >> she's a household name for a lot of people but her past projects haven't been maybe the most high-profile. >> reporter: a decade ago this howard university grad first made her mark starring opposite her "empire" ex and nemesis terrence howard in "hustle & flow ♪ ♪ hard out here for a pimp ♪ >> reporter: 2006 she even performed on stage at the oscars, this song for the film "it's hard out here for a pimp" won best original song. 2007's "smokin' aces" saw her be great as a hired assassin.

showing a warmer side of her acting skill set, she earned a best supporting actress nomination for her performance opposite brad pitt's aging backward hero in "the curious case of benjamin button." >> you're ugly as an old pot. >> reporter: cookie's "ride or die" drive throws back to such royalty as foxy brown, lil' kim and salt-n-pepa. music that filled her 20s. a single mom in real life she said she understands cookie's soft spot for her sons as her sharp tongue does battle with their dad. >> nothing good can come from loving you except for my three babies. >> she's like this grenade. you throw her into any scene and it just explodes. >> reporter: the success of "empire" may move her further to the front of the line for film roles but as the season finale's murder and mayhem suggests, "empire's" music world saga has yet to go flat for this sharp cookie. >> yeah, that's my man. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> i love it when she goes,

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ben stiller is back on the big screen in the funny and thoughtful new movie "while we're young. he stars with naomi watts as couple settle inging uncomfortably into middle age and this visit to the doctor doesn't help. >> well, that's just a strained muscle but the more concerning thing is your arthritis. >> arthritis? >> yes, you have arthritis in your knee. >> is arthritis a catch-all for some kind of injury to -- >> no, arthritis is a degradation of the joints. >> yeah, i know what traditional arthritis is, but -- >> i'm not sure what you mean by traditional, but this is arthritis. >> arthritis-arthritis? >> yes, i usually just say it once. >> and ben stiller joins us now. i love that scene in the movie. the whole movie is so great. >> way too real go that's what i was going to ask. have you had that visit yet? >> i have. in fact, noah baumbach,

the writer/director and i have the same doctor so i had that real scene with our doctor. >> traditional arthritis. >> it wasn't arthritis, but, you know, the idea of also like when you start -- your vision starts to go and for a bit you can say, no it's not happening and then all of a sudden it's undeniable. >> what pulls this couple out of the rut and your character, josh, they meet this young 20-something couple played by adam driver and amanda siegfried and opens up a whole new world to them. >> shoots this energy into their relationship and, you know, a lot of things are going on in the movie. i think it's the idea of you know what it means to be creative now because we're both filmmakers and adam driver's character is a guy who's like making movies on his iphone. >> curator. >> yeah, yeah, and maybe appropriating ideas and also just, yeah, the idea of, you know, when you get to a certain point in your life and you go, okay, this is my life, am i becoming, you know, i'm the age i thought my parents always were. >> and your character has a great line in the movie.

he says, for the first time in my life i stopped thinking of myself as a child imitating an adult, and, you know, that moment is a powerful moment. >> yeah, for sure. i mean i think, you know i could identify with that, that you know the idea that you always think of yourself as maybe younger than you are and, you know, that's a realization that starts to happen because you get to a certain point and go, okay, a lot of it's behind it, a lot ahead hopefully. >> but this is my life. >> yeah. >> we had so much fun the last couple of weeks watching you at the paris fashion show filming "zoolander" right now in rome. let's get some of the footage up there. there you are. derek heading down the runway again valentino. >> yes, very serious event. >> how would derek sum up the experience? >> well, it's always an honor to walk for valentino especially since my favorite holiday is valentino-tine's day.

should i look there? >> bring it. we cannot wait for this movie. >> george, you have really good bone structure. why don't you do a look? [ cheers and applause ] i'd call that one grecian burn. >> i'll take it. the grecian burn. maybe i get to be in the movie. >> i don't know. >> it comes out next year, right? we cannot wait for that. it is flashback friday. you're going to pay for that right now because we are about to show your national television debut. >> oh, no. >> on "the mike douglas show." let's take a look. ♪ >> oh, no, you are so cruel. >> there it is. not even 7 there. >> yeah. >> did your mom make you do that? >> my parents -- there's my mom there. i think that encapsulates it right there. that's me saying, i nailed it. i nailed it. >> you nailed it. do you till play the violin? >> not after that performance, no. >> that's pretty cute. >> we abandoned that. >> "while we're young" is a terrific movie. cannot wait for "zoolander."

>> thank you. >> and "while we're young" opens in limited release next friday the 27th nationwide april 10th. we'll be back with andy grammer. having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you.

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♪ na na honey i'm good ♪ how excited are we to have double platinum recording artist andy grammer with us? [ cheers and applause ] we're very excited. he had some fun earlier this morning striking a blue steel pose with ben stiller. i love it. he first caught our attention you may remember with the smash single "keep your head up" and he's been steadily moving up the charts with hit after hit. he has a new single off his album, "magazines or novels" and you will be singing that in just a bit but first we are so happy you're here and i have to say, the video for "honey, i'm good" which you're about to sing -- >> so sweet. >> your relationship anthem. explain. >> it's a relationship anthem, right? listen, to be in a relationship there's temptation out there for

guys and for girls. if you say there's not, you're lying. but there is a ton of couples that are staying strong and doing it. i wrote it for them so why not put them in the video. >> you had people hold up signs saying how long they've been together. >> lip-syncing and saying how long they've been together. like a couple months, all the way up to 70 years of marriage. at the end there is a 70-year-old butt grab that's super cute. >> because you still want to grab your loved one's butt when you're 70. >> "gma" is great too. sending in how long they've been together. a part of life that doesn't get cheered on enough. >> especially on international day of happiness, the perfect addition to the show. i know we all really want to hear you sing, so how about that. here's andy grammer with "honey, i'm good." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ nah nah honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not i've got somebody at home ♪ ♪ it's been a long night here and a long night there and these long long legs ♪ ♪ and damn they're everywhere ♪ ♪ hold up now you look good i

will not lie but if you ask where i'm staying tonight ♪ ♪ i gotta be like oh baby no baby you got me all wrong baby ♪ ♪ my baby's already got all of my love ♪ ♪ so nah nah honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got somebody at home and if i stay i might not leave alone no honey i'm good ♪ ♪ i could have another but i probably should not i've got to bid you adieu ♪ ♪ to another i will stay true ooh ooh ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ now better men than me have failed drinking from that unholy grail ♪ ♪ now check it out i've got her and she got me ♪ ♪ and you've got that but i

kindly gotta be like oh baby no baby ♪ ♪ you got me all wrong baby my baby's already got all of my love ♪ ♪ so nah nah honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got somebody at home and if i stay i might not leave alone ♪ ♪ no honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got to bid you adieu to another i will stay true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ oh i'm sure ya sure ya will make somebody's night ♪ ♪ but oh i assure not mine ♪ ♪ oh no honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got somebody at home and

if i stay i might not leave alone ♪ ♪ no honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got to bid you adieu to another i will stay true ♪ ♪ nah nah honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not ♪ ♪ i've got somebody at home and if i stay i might not leave alone ♪ ♪ nah honey i'm good i could have another but i probably should not i've got to bid you adieu ♪ ♪ to another i will stay true ooh ooh true ♪ ♪ ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ i will stay true ooh ooh i will stay true ♪ ♪ singing oh oh oh ♪ ♪ singing oh oh oh ♪ ♪ singing oh oh oh ♪ ♪ singing oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i will stay true ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

>> whoo!

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andy grammer, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] >> happy birthday, dj kiss. >> have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪

mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all.

. good morning. we're going to check in with mike nicco with the bay area forecast. >> good morning, everybody. we start spring today at 3:35 astro nom ically astronomically. you can see some of those clouds as we look at the peninsula and also the tree pollen is going to be bothering you once again. if you heading over to oakland for the running festival we'll see mostly cloudy conditions. sprinkles monday morning. >> a little bit sluggish enter the tolls at the golden gate bridge. travels in the northbound direction into marin pretty decent there. we do have a car fire though in san francisco causing a jam-up

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