good morning, america. breaking overnight airport attack. a man wielding a machete taking swipes at tsa officers in new orleans. police opening fire to bring him down. >> everyone in the area as you can imagine started screaming. we all got down on the floor. >> panicked passengers running for safety. why did he do it? highway horror. a shocking case of road rage. a woman shot in the head by an angry driver. the search is on. >> one suv run off the road and shot at her. >> what she did next that may have saved her life. caught on camera. suge knight collapses in court. the former rap kingpin apparently getting sick at a bail hearing in his deadly hit-and-run case. what the judge told him right before he went down.

and broken hoop dreams. brackets busted. there's just one left standing this morning out of more than 11 million on espn.com. what are the odds? and now what will today's matchups bring? ♪ excellent. an embarrassing test of your '80s knowledge. who sings "final countdown," paula faris. >> europe. >> embarrassing. >> yes. >> no, i'm not ashamed at all. >> of knowing that. >> unabashed. >> she doesn't have big hair anymore but retained the spirit, good morning, everybody. spring has arrived in the form of an early and elaborate april fools' joke. >> if you don't laugh you'll cry. the northeast recovering from yet another snowstorm. so now that the first full day of spring has arrived, will the weather finally comply? rob will have your forecast

coming up in a moment. >> got a little bit of good news, i think. but we're going to start with the breaking just overnight. a bizarre and violent attack at the airport in new orleans. >> chaos as a man stormed a tsa checkpoint wielding a machete and wasp spray. that toxic aerosol designed to kill bugs. you can see the suspect in this picture right there on the ground with his machete right next to him. seven people were injured and abc's kendis gibson is at the airport for us this morning covering it all. kendis. >> reporter: dan and paula, you guys mentioned it. it was a scene of utter, complete chaos. take a look at this. i want to show you, you see that guy there in yellow, that's where the first tsa agent was attacked. i spoke with an eyewitness to all of this moments ago. he describes a scene of complete and utter panic with people running all over the place, women and children screaming and crying. overnight, chaos at a major airport. seven people, including a

machete-wielding man are injured this morning after an attacker stormed security officers at louis armstrong international airport in new orleans. >> some guy came through with a machete, apparently. >> reporter: the suspect 62-year-old richard white, terrifying travelers as he allegedly bombarded two agents with toxic wasp spray rushing through a presecurity checkpoint. >> this guy comes running with a machete over his head swinging it, and i start swinging my suitcase at him and he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> reporter: charging the security gate, the suspect was stopped by two more agents before he began swinging at them with the 14-inch-long blade. >> the male tsa officer grabbed a piece of luggage in order to defend himself. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies stationed at the airport opened fire shooting white three times to stop the rampage. >> and all of a sudden i just hear gunshots. i hear pop. >> reporter: travelers scrambling for cover in concourse b that serves southwest airlines. >> everyone in the area as you can imagine, started screaming. we all got down on the floor and

they opened the floors to the emergency jetways and they hustled everyone in there. >> reporter: three airline passengers among those injured in the fray. one traveler and a tsa agent suffering bullet wounds in the cross fire. all expected to survive. officials say the attacker in serious condition when taken to the hospital for surgery overnight. operations returning to normal as you can see here at the airport. in fact, you can't really tell if there's even increased security this morning. as for the suspect, he is identified as a person who lives just about a mile from this airport. the motive, not known this morning. dan. >> a lot of people who know him say they are very surprised by what has happened. kendis, thank you very much. for more on this, let's bring in the former fbi agent and abc news consultant brad garrett. brad, you used to be an fbi profiler. do you have any theories about why this may have happened? >> behavior initially, dan, he doesn't hurt the two tsa agents. he sprays them with insect spray and then runs through the metal

detector. again, has ample opportunity to stick a number of people including tsa agents, doesn't. keeps going and eventually chases a tsa agent and a uniformed officer shoots him for obvious reasons, so could one motive be suicide by cop? i think they're going to have to look at that. >> and in your view from what we know now, how did security handle this? well? >> i think fairly well, dan, because tsa is not armed. that's why you have uniformed local officers at every concourse. and she did what she was trained to do. >> all right, brad garrett, we appreciate your insight, as always. that's the abc news consultant brad garrett. paula, over to you. >> yes, it could have been a whole lot worse. dan, thank you. moving on to a shocking case of road rage in houston. the manhunt is on this morning trying to find the angry driver who shot a woman in the head. that woman somehow was able to pull over and call the cops for help, and abc's tai hernandez has the very latest on this case for us this morning.

good morning, tai. >> reporter: kim hafford went from driving to work to having bullet fragments removed from her skull at the hospital. the victim of a shocking incident of road rage. she says just because she honked at the other driver. this morning, police intensifying their search for the driver that shot 28-year-old kay hafford in the back of the head after a road rage altercation in houston turned violent. >> one suv ran off the road and shot at her. she's bleeding from the head. >> reporter: police say the suspect, a white male wearing a blue baseball cap and driving a white suv, pursued hafford friday morning when she honked at him for cutting her off as she was trying to merge onto the freeway. >> the guy that was driving the vehicle started taunting her, basically what developed into a road rage situation. >> she let him know by blowing the horn he shouldn't have cut her off. >> reporter: the suspect's behavior quickly escalated following an unsuccessful attempt to get her to pull over. >> the guy let his window down, of course, she didn't let her window down. so that's when he proceeded to

shoot her. >> reporter: hafford told police the driver of the white suv came around to the right side of her red sedan firing a single shot through the passenger side window critically injuring her before fleeing the scene. >> the victim was coherent enough to be able to steer her vehicle off the exit ramp where she stopped. she called 911. she was in and out of consciousness. >> reporter: this morning she's recovering in fair condition at the memorial hermann hospital in houston. the suspect remains at large and her family continues to be outraged at what they call a senseless act of violence. >> i'm truly, truly upset. nobody deserves that. nobody deserves that. >> it all happened so quickly that hafford didn't even realize she was bleeding or had been shot until she pulled over to call 911 and while thankfully we don't hear about this kind of story very often, a recent poll shows one in ten drivers feels uncontrollable anger toward another driver on the road. >> yes, anger management. what an unbelievable story that

she is lucky to be alive this morning. ta. i. thank you. >> she is very tough. tai, thank you. now to the new and serious trouble, very serious trouble for a once high-flying congressman. there he is, the former republican aaron schock showing off his abs on a magazine cover and here is his congressional office done up to look like the set of the pbs show "downton abbey." days after schock resigned in a campaign spending scandal, the feds are now stepping in to investigate his finances and abc's david wright is on the story. a strange one. >> reporter: he was an up and coming republican from peoria until he started styling himself like the earl of grantham with a six-pack. this has been a spectacular fall from grace, congressman schock resigned this week amid scandal and now he's the subject of an fbi investigation. schock horror. abc news has learned that staff members of former congressman aaron schock now face subpoenas to appear before a federal grand jury. >> the plot thickens. >> reporter: a plot line worthy

of "downton abbey," the show that inspired the decor of his capitol hill office. complete with pheasant feathers and crystal chandelier. >> at the end of the day regardless of what color wall you choose for your office the most important thing as a member of congress is what you do for your constituents. >> nothing succeeds like excess. >> reporter: when abc news first confronted the congressman about these excesses schock shook off his critics. >> you know as taylor swift said haters are going to hate. >> reporter: now he's facing more questions about his expenses, allegedly overestimating the mileage on his personal car by some 90,000 miles. schock has since repaid all of the reimbursements for work mileage during his congressional career. he's also under investigation for misusing campaign funds and taking improper donations. schock was one of the youngest members of congress. his six-pack featured on the

cover of fitness magazines, on instagram promoting himself surfing in hawaii, dancing the tango in buenos aires. >> far too old for that awful foxtrot. >> reporter: now schock is making less glamorous headlines. >> two years from now he will be successful if he's not in jail. >> reporter: we reached out to him but schock horror, he didn't get back to us. the dad says that the press is out to get him but now it's not just the press, it's the fbi too. >> the earl of grantham with a six-pack. well put. >> and whoever inherits the office also gets the decor. >> yes. >> it's staying. >> they'll probably do a paint job though. >> there you go. >> possibly. >> keep the pheasant feathers no matter what. david, thank you. let's get it over to ron now for a look at the other developing stories this morning. good morning, sir. >> hey, good morning to you, dan and paula. good morning, everyone. we begin with terrible news of a deadly fire right here in new york city that claimed the lives of seven children. the fire ripped through this home in brooklyn overnight. two other people are in critical condition. the children who died range in age from 5 to 15. they are believed to be members of the same family. more than 100 firefighters were called in to battle the blaze

which is being investigated. and white house officials are skeptical over isis claims of responsibility for the deadly attacks on two mosques in yemen. at least 137 people were killed. 250 injured after multiple suicide bombers hit two crowded mosques during midday prayers in the capital of sanaa. the white house press secretary saying often claims of responsibility are made for propaganda purposes. isis also claimed responsibility in wednesday's shooting rampage at a museum in tunisia that killed 22 people. some sad news now from our abc family. our dear friend and colleague reporter anchor lisa colagrossi died suddenly of a brain aneurysm overnight. she started here in new york soon after the 9/11 attacks. colleagues remember her as the ultimate pro, could go from tackling crime stories to financial news and lisa could also find humor even at the expense of herself. new yorkers came to know lisa's

authentic, steady and reassuring reporting. lease have colagrossi survived by her husband and two young sons. she was just 49 years old. >> she was one of the more authentic people you'd ever come across. >> great reporter and great mom. >> very nice woman. and the letter sent to the white house that was investigated for sigh side turned out to be saliva. it turns out the sender believed to be a homeless man from the chicago area who is apparently a heavy smoker which produces trace amounts of cyanide in his saliva. and finally, a 5-year-old lab is on the mend after being stranded on frozen lake erie for five days. the coast guard had tried for several days to rescue kimberly, that is the name of the dog, but ice kept breaking up and had to abandon that effort several times. one woman even tried to lure kimberly by grilling hot dogs on the lake shore. that did not work. >> lure him. >> finally on friday, a private airboat company was able to reach her.

she was reunited, kimberly, with her owners who say she is a bit cold and hungry. >> hope they had those hot dogs waiting for her. you could lure me with hot dogs, just about anything. >> happy ending, though. >> very cute. >> from a frozen lake. i'll remember that. >> next time you are stranded. >> next time i'm stranded. >> hopefully that will never happen. ron, thank you. now to the man who once was the most feared figure in all of hip-hop but here he is now, suge knight, a former rap powerhouse collapsing in court where he is facing a murder charge. the man who built an empire founding death row records now facing life in prison and abc's brandi hitt is on the story. >> reporter: former rap mogul marion "suge" knight unconscious in a los angeles courtroom collapsing head first onto a chair just moments after his bail was set at $25 million in a murder case. >> they lock him up in jail in solitary confinement. he can't get his diabetes medicine. he was dripping sweat like

someone threw a bucket of water on him. >> reporter: it's the fourth time knight has been taken by court by ambulance for the january hit-and-run death of terry carter. knight's attorneys claiming this surveillance video obtained by tmz shows he acted in self-defense, the hip-hop pioneer in his red truck approached by a group of men and allegedly attacked, knight then throwing the truck in reverse speeding off first wounding one man before running down carter. prosecutors on friday requesting knight's bail be set at $25 million. >> to be honest, i don't think any amount is enough for him. >> it's like she watches "empire" and comes in and says he's an unrepentant and shameless criminal. >> reporter: the fox show "empire" centers on a fictional hip-hop music company built on drug money by terrence howard's character. he too collapses during a moment of high stress. >> cookie! >> reporter: knight who

co-founded death row records in the '90s has prior convictions for assault with a gun and armed robbery and has spent time in prison. he's now facing four criminal counts in this case including murder and has pleaded not guilty. now i spoke to suge knight's attorney overnight. and he hasn't been able to contact his client to find out his condition. he did say, though, that knight's preliminary hearing scheduled for next month will go on as planned regardless of his health. paula. >> very bizarre physiological occurrence there, brandi. thank you. well, are you ready for the next round of heart-pounding action in what's already been one of the most thrilling starts to an ncaa tournament? the action begins again later today with almost all of our brackets taking a bruising, and we are very happy to welcome espn's "sportscenter" anchor lindsay czarniak with more on the magic of march. hi there, lindsay. >> hi there, paula. there were 16 games played yesterday. the first 15, not a single underdog won. no seed upset until the final game of the night.

that is unheard of. you pair that with thursday's upset craziness and this tournament has already been one wild ride that is wreaking havoc as you said on brackets across the country. >> hesitation. kick-out. jumper. >> reporter: overnight ncaa tournament action -- >> denied. >> reporter: -- making this one of the most exciting beginnings in march madness history. >> maryland's got it. >> reporter: the early upsets making this march maddening for fans across the country. in espn's tournament challenge out of over 11 million brackets, only 273 remained perfect friday morning. this morning, only one bracket left unbusted. friday was almost a perfect night for top seeds. u.c. irvine minutes away from pulling off the upset against louisville when quentin snider made the free throws to win by two but don't count cinderella out just yet. >> r.j. hunter for three. >> reporter: on thursday, 14

seed georgia state coach ron hunter in a cast from celebrating too hard after his team won days earlier watched his son pull off the upset over baylor. espn legend dick vitale knows why these teams are playing so well. >> they're like soap opera stars. you see the coaches, the players and then all of a sudden these guys can't wait to play. >> reporter: meanwhile, great news for fans who picked the wildcats to win it all. president obama is in your corner and none other than sir charles barkley tells tmz there is recent to believe in the bracket in chief. >> i take his basketball playing over any other president. >> reporter: in espn's celebrity poll paula is hanging on along with jimmy kimmel and kevin hart writing i'm an ncaa bracket picking machine, people. don't we wish we all were? so eight games today, the headliner being kentucky playing cincinnati tonight. paula faris, 24,000 folks are involved in the espn challenge, the celebrity bracket tournament. you were 22nd.

>> hey. >> how do you do it? >> this is probably the year i knew the least about college basketball. see, there's really no rhyme or reason. a funny story, a guy said he lost to a woman who loved gorgonzola cheese the year gonzaga won. that's why she picked gonzaga. >> i love it. >> no rhyme or reason. >> the president is 11th so you're doing well right up there and, of course kevin hart leading the charge. >> i was part of paula's pool and my rank is 11,485,928. >> but there's still time. there's still time. >> "a" for effort. >> yes exactly. >> hoping for a comeback. rob marciano actually told me that he's so desperate not to talk about his bracket he's doing weather from outside this morning. hey, rob, what you got for us? >> so far a good strategy although it is snowing again and this event has been a spring buster. first full day of spring and this is what we have in central park. unreal. it was a mess to drive through yesterday. although most of the roads were

wet, the shovels were out. take a look at the video from new jersey. hasbrouck heights. people had put away the shovels, had to bring them back out and the salt trucks were out and there were numerous accidents across the roadways. some of the totals across the area. freehold new jersey, 7.2. rocky point 7 inches. hagerstown, maryland, 5 1/2. philly, almost 4 and 4 1/2 inches in central park. normally we get two feet in new york city. we've seen 47 inches so far today. chicago, you're above average and, of course, boston seeing that record-breaking season over 100 inches there. all right, we've got some warming later on today even though it's snowing right now. get up to about 50 degrees so some of this will melt. but another cool front will be coming through the area and we'll be below average going through the first week of spring. flash flood watches out for texas today. we're looking at 2 to 4 inches potentially from austin all the way over towards atlanta as we go through time. if you want the heat, go to orlando, 90 degrees for the high temperature.

>> who needs spring flowers? this is gorgeous stuff. i never get tired of this. i can bring some of this into you in the studio in just a few minutes, guys. >> no, we're good. >> i'm really not liking your attitude, marciano. we'll talk about that coming up on "gma." also coming up on "gma" in a very different note, an arrest in the murder of a food network star and her husband. could this also be a break in a completely separate 15-year-old cold case? it's an abc news exclusive. that victim's family now speaking out.

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♪ [ playing the theme to "magnum p.i." ] oh, i am feeling that guitar. that's the unmistakable show open for the hit series "magnum p.i." starring tom selleck and his famous mustache. the beachfront estate featured in the iconic show now making headlines. we'll have more on the real-life robin's nest estate coming up here feeding our '80s appetite. >> it dredges up all this old anger against my parents who would never let me watch tv. >> they wouldn't let you watch that show. >> they were strict about tv. now the revenge, i work on television. also coming up, she's a home stager to the stars including scarlett johansson and this morning she shows us how doing a few simple things can

get you up to 20% more when you sell your home. very useful tips. but first the gruesome murders of a pregnant food network star and her husband and the possible connection now to a 15-year-old cold case. >> investigators are now looking into whether the man charged in the couple's murders is also behind the disappearance of a college student a decade and a half ago. abc's linzie janis spoke exclusively with that young man's family. hi linzie. >> reporter: good morning. zebb quinn was 18, his body never found. his assumed killer never caught. but this morning in an interview his family telling us they hope that all that is about to change. overnight, asheville police revealing for the first time that robert jason owens charged with triple murder allegedly burned the bodies of pregnant food network reality contestant cristie schoen codd, her husband, j.t. and their unborn child. >> he did admit to taking the

bodies, storing on his property and destroying. >> reporter: police also calling the arrest of 37-year-old owens a handyman who did jobs at the codds' home a major event in the case of zebb quinn, an 18-year-old last seen with owens before vanishing 15 years ago. >> the fact that he has been arrested on three counts of murder, that is a huge event in the zebb quinn case. >> reporter: quinn's family stunned by the arrest and speaking out in an exclusive interview with "good morning america." >> it breaks my heart that these other people had to die for some more information to come to light. >> reporter: despite owens being a primary suspect in quinn's disappearance, detectives were never able to find evidence needed to bring charges. quinn's heartbroken mother and sister now desperate for an end to their turmoil. >> my hope for zebb's case is that either jason talks or someone else who has information

comes forward and it's good enough information that we can ultimately find zebb. >> we were very close. my mother and zebb and myself, we didn't do a whole lot without each other. >> reporter: well zebb quinn's mother said she doesn't want the investigation into the murders of cristie codd and her husband to be overshadowed by questions about her on son. anyone with information should know there is an award of $25,000 for anything that leads to his remains. paula. >> linzie, thank you. we move to a remarkable survival story. a woman beaten and virtually left for dead was then stuffed into a trash can. her life changing "in an instant." >> i was going in head first and i remember using all the strength i could just to turn my body around because i thought if i'm in here head first and he puts the garbage can up, i'm

going to be upside down, i'm not going to make it. he then took the garbage can and i knew we were going outside because i could hear the door open, i felt the cold. he started turning me around in circles and i thought is he just trying to disorient me, is he trying to make me dizzy? >> and it was about to get a whole lot worse for terry and doctors say they are just utterly amazed that she survived everything she went through. you can see the whole story, terry's whole story on "in an instant," that's tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on abc. >> a lot of other news breaking overnight. for that as always let's get it back to ron for another look at the morning headlines. good morning again. >> hi again, dan and paula, rachel. good morning, everyone. we begin with that terrifying scene overnight at the airport in new orleans. a man wielding a can of wasp spray and a machete attacked tsa workers near a security checkpoint. the suspect was shot by local police and is in the hospital.

seven people were injured including three tsa workers. walmart has agreed to a huge payout in the deadly crash, that deadly crash on a new jersey highway that severely injured comedian tracen morgan. the children of morgan's friend james mcnair will receive $10 million in a settlement. mcnair was killed when a walmart truck slammed into the limousine that he and morgan were riding in. and promising news in the fight against alzheimer's. in early testing, a new drug from the company biogen has shown a slow eded rate of mental decline in alzheimer's patients. it comes with several side effects including brain swelling. further testing is being done. and finally, a real-life ghost driver getting ready to cross the country, a cross country journey, that is. the self-driving audi, self-driving audi will set out from the golden gate bridge tomorrow on a road trip to new york city. it's loaded with sensors, computers and cameras that can read lanes, road signs and traffic lights. there will be a person, a real

human being inside that vehicle as it travels the 3500-mile route. that person is, so to speak, just along for the ride and is not supposed to touch any of the controls. >> can it parallel park? that is the big question? >> we will find out when it gets here to new york city. >> the big question. >> hey, rob. >> thanks for making room for me. put the tie on and the suit. >> how is the weather? >> it's beautiful. i'm really going to miss winter. >> really? >> all that time you spent in boston covering snowstorm after snowstorm. >> you know what they say at disney, the coal never bothered me anyway. >> ba-dum-dum. >> somebody call the bosses. miami beach, you know, go down south. it's going to be a nice day there. warm day, 69, 68 degrees right about now and you get up into the lower 80s along the shoreline. inland, though, spots further inland across the peninsula will get up close to 90 degrees. we're looking at some moisture across parts of texas today. rain last night, some of it heavy, austin san antonio

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as the average person's home when it comes to trying to sell them? >> i think their homes are like anybody's. i think, yeah, sometimes you can be a great actor and not have great taste. >> reporter: there's a bigger reason so many celebs call on meredith. how much more will a home owner get for that sale price by bringing you in than if they didn't have you? >> they'll get 20% more. we just did a house actually down the street from where i live, and it sold for a million over asking. >> reporter: so how can you re-create meredith's midas touch in your own home without breaking the bank? her advice, hold off on renovations and invest in a fresh coat of white paint. >> you want it to feel like a five-star hotel. >> reporter: another tip, crisp white bedding. >> we often put a comforter under the sheets, as well to make it look plump and yummy. >> reporter: next tip, fluffy white towels. >> if there's any surface that doesn't look great, just add towels.

>> reporter: and finally add a cookbook to the kitchen. >> so i might turn it to a recipe that looks yummy and leave it open, hint, hint, you can start cooking as soon as you write a check for the house. >> reporter: add these own touches to your own home and you never know, you might never want to leave. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> so nice of you to let them use your home. >> i actively do the fluffy towel thing all the time. >> it's very smart. >> that was a complete lie. all right, well, coming up on "good morning america," the puzzling pig showing off his smarts, it's straight ahead in "pop news." pigs really are smart. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma.

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♪ ♪ there you go. >> ron, the drummer is back. >> oh, yeah. i love when he drums for "pop." >> someone does that to their

favorite part of the show. >> yeah. >> what does that say about the rest of the show? sara haines is in new zealand this weekend, but we're very happy to have rachel smith here filling in on "pop news." how is it going? >> great besides this chilly weather that we have here. i know, right. >> oh, stop it. anyway, something else just a little chilly kind of, sort of. idina menzel has let it go from brunette to blond. yes. the singer and "frozen" star sharing her new look on social media and plenty of people are commenting about her resemblance to queen elsa herself. now, the naturally dark haired menzel says she needed a change and that she is loving her new lighter locks and i got to say, guys, i'm liking the look. >> yeah, it looks great. >> is it shorter too? >> i don't know if it's just pulled back or what. but it was kind of like a gradual thing. she started with highlights and well full-fledged blond and i am loving it. good stuff, i'm loving it, girl. moving on to eva mendes and ryan gosling, two of hollywood's

most private stars so when they speak, fans have a tendency to listen but perhaps a little too well. you see, ev achlta started a frenzy when she told an interviewer that sweatpants were the number one cause of divorce. yeah, that didn't go over too well, so luckily her partner and the father of her child, ryan gosling, took to twitter to clarify the great divide on leisurewear. eva chiming in on instagram with a pic of her favorite sweats actually. even an apology of sorts instead of placing the blame on sweats she turned it around to orange crocs. >> oh. >> wow. >> just sometimes you need to leave it alone, right? >> yeah. just let that go. >> from the frying pan into the fire. >> needless to say shgs lesson learned, everyone. do not, i repeat, do not mess with the sweatpants. >> there are some attractive sweatpants. >> there are. there are. >> did you raise your eyebrows. >> no, i only wear sweatpants around the house and i can tell you, mine, not attractive. >> you're still married. >> yes, i'm still married.

>> you want to be comfortable. >> i have collected a lot of really negative information about her so she knows if she leaves it's like a blackmail situation. >> keeping it alive. guys, do you remember this theme song? are we going to play it for them? >> "magnum p.i." >> yeah, blast from the past for you. as the rumor mill is in overdrive with whispers that president obama may have bought the "magnum p.i." house in hawaii. the three-acre beachfront property was featured in the the '80s hit show as the residence of the private eye played by tom selleck. look at that 'stache. tom, looking good. sadly, though, the sale of the home isn't playing out quite like a hollywood script. nice work -- i think we need to show ron. >> he is guitaring right now. >> not playing out like a hollywood script. the white house has confirmed to abc that the president and first

lady are not the new owners but i would like to think they will vacation there but the home was bought by a businessman who runs the barack obama foundation. >> cool. >> interesting, right? well, take a look at this, guys. you may want to pass on that side of bacon this morning. >> no, never. >> this little piggy -- oh, but you might. meet morris the puzzle solving pig. needs no human help. this has gone viral around the world and gives weight to the idea that pigs are very intelligent animals, guys. look at him. look he's putting the puzzle together. 'quite the perfectionist, guys. >> that's actually pretty impressive. >> little piggy went to market. >> very nice work, morris. very nice. >> very nice work on "pop news." great to have you. we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. you've got some work to do! if you need me, i'll be cleaning the gutters. today, the house won't know what hit it. show the garage who's boss. check. put a new shine on the family wheels. check. tame the jungle you call a yard. check. nice work guys.

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good saturday morning to you. i'm chris nguyen. weatherwise we're waking up to some cooler temperatures and light rain. here is meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at doppler 7 hd. good morning to you. here is live doppler 7 hd. we're looking at the cloud cover, and if you are waking up to those showers consider yourself one of the lucky ones. it's more like fog from san a at that row sais a to our coast with over a mile and a quarter of visibility. it is limited. that's why we have airport delays of about 30 minutes. here is mt. tamm. some hazy sunshine around the bay. we had a spotty shower around the airport earlier. right now it's 53 in san jose with 55 in san carlos. cloudy skies in s