we begin with breaking news in hillsborough county. a gunman opening fire during a home envacation -- invasion in tampaarily this morning. the manhunt is underway. >> i'm dan shaffer. i'm deiah riley. >> we're learning new committee tails about the shooting and the moments leading up to it. rodney dunigan is live with the nidevelopments. good morning, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, i can tell you that victim was taken to st. joseph hospital. at this point i can tell you he's alive.

as you can imagine they were shakeen to see this crime scene. i could say. >> reporter: kenny wilson shocked to say the least to see this outside of hits front door first thing monday morning. >> it's very concerning. >> reporter: hillsborough county deputies responding before 5:00 a.m. at this home in the 500 block of ja planner drive. investigators say a group of men broke into this home, four men inside at the time. deputies say one of the victims was shot. >> lived here over a year, nothing like this has happened. >> reporter: those living in the community say it's typically safe for families. >> peaceful, people walk dogs, babies and kids down the street . kids playing in the street, playing in the road here. very, typical, you know, community. >> investigators are speaking with witnesses trying to determine a possible motive in this case, they are also trying

in the meantime, folks here will be keeping ful eye out. >> we can certainly take s. and just try to be a little more safe . it's scary to know whoever did this could be still out there. >> this is an active scene still. friends have within showing up to try to figure out what is going on. investigators speaking with the witnesses and knocking on doors to try to find out anyone in the community knows anything. the kor, trying to determine how many suspects. we have not gotten that exact number . when we get more information we'll bring it to you . live in tynd country, rodney dunigan, abc action news. also developing this morning, we're learning about the frightening chain of events leading to a deputy opening

donna stoddard called 911 because she was worry for her and her son 's safety. she told deputies her son had had a threatened to harm her and himself. deputies arrived and found mark stoddard with a ly asked him to drop it. -- repeatedly asked him to drop it and when he didn't and he were fired. going. over the weekend we had full sunshine. not the case today. we'll have more clouds. ner shows by lunchtime still dry. 72. but that will be with mostly cloudy skies. 4:00, a few showers will begin to popp. again coverage 20%, not expecting anything widespread but as we look a little further to our north and west, southeast flow with the showers but there's the front we're going to be ting about , that is the one that ising heavy showers and storms.

we're going to have a pretty today dry but terrible with lots of fatal crashes. >> we can't blame the weather because it was dry and clear. we began with a fatal crash there's a live look at the crash site now, all clear, no northbound lanes. tow truck driver was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver trying to load a stalled car on now you can see all clear, less the bridge. we have this fatal crash that is ups. ped is ups . a

75, i-275 this morning. check out this video of an intense car fire that happened overnight. fire officials say the person inside got out safely after the car burst into flames at the himes avenue exit. we're still waiting to find out what caused this fire but told it was not caused by a car accident. we're now learning a crime spree through hillsborough county has finally ended with the arrests of two teens. they are accused of robbing three people at gunpoint and brutally beating one woman. that were the first attack at the foxcroft apartments at carolwood early sunday morning. vanessa martinez says she was walking from her car to her apartment when she was jumped, a man demanded her purse, she resisted, a second man came, the two beat her with a pistol. then they took her purse, cell phone, keys and shoes. >> at that time i tried to turned around, he pulled his gun out on me so i paused and looked.

>> deputies arrived to investigate, they heard more shots fired just down the road in that same apartment complex. that's where a man was beaten and robbed, bullets fished through list front door hitting his roommate in the leg. the crime spree continued at a neighboring apartment complex, beating an stealing from a third victim before getting caught. covering pinellas county -- two young boys nearly drowned in the same community. the first scary scene happened saturday evening in clearwater. deputies say a 1-year-old wandered off and 30 seconds later his father found him face down in a drum of water. meant for a fish farm. that toddler is in the hospital now, we're hearing his injuries are life threatening. detectives say this appears to be a horrible accident. meanwhile the second near drowning happened around 10:30 yesterday morning at a backyard pool in clearwater. a 2-year-old in this case was found in a pool unresponsive. that boy rushed to a hospital where he's now listed in critical condition. in democracy 2016 -- the fight for florida heating up

clinton getting ready to stump for his wife hillary. a huge development overnight, hillary clinton herself deciding to pull out of that event at the last minute. scripps reporter andrew ruiz is in riviera beach in south florida to explain. >> reporter: supporters will fill this cruise terminal in riviera beach, florida. many that signed up expecting the former secretary of state, however friday her campaign announced president bill clinton would be here instead. the campaign says hillary is unage to attend because of commitments in -- unable to attend because of commitments in nevada. political pundits credit the move to growing competition from senator bernie sanders, one republican leader in florida was quoted saying this last-minute decision to skip florida is a clear sign her campaign is in crisis. tomorrow is the last day for anyone across the state to register to vote in the primary, since it's a closed

democrat or republican to vote. beach. >> bernie sanders is headed to michigan to campaign there supporters in nevada. sanders is going to speak at eastern michigan university and will likely address the flint water crisis. in the past he's called on the michigan governor to resign over that crisis. michigan holds their primary march 8th. former president george w bush will hit the campaign trail to help his younger brother. bush 43 will appear with the former florida governor at a rally in south carolina. jeb bush believes his brother could help save his sputtering campaign. he says george w can vouch for his readiness to be commander in chief. this morning donald trump remains the favorite to win the republican presidential nomination according to a poll taken after saturday's gop debate in south carolina. a debate many believe florida

42% of those polled believe trump is the most likely of the six remaining republican candidates to win the party's nomination. rubio trails far behind in second place, 10% of voters still remain undecided. a huge political battle is brewing in washington over the replacement of the late supreme court justice scalia. the 79-year-old died of natural causes at west texas rank over the weekend. megan hughes explains why find -- finding hilings replacement will be likely a long and drawn out fight. >> the body transported povirginia after his final vacation. a quail hunting trip cut short, league giant died in his sleep. >> he went to sleep and just didn't wake up. >> reporter: the political fallout less thanful. in an hour of the supreme court cing the dea ba.

obama made it clear he's ready to move. i plan to have a successor. >> reporter: both parties -- it's critical for them. without scalia the supreme court decisions are 4-4. including decisions regarding abortion, affirmative action and immigration, adding a new dimension to the presidential race this year. >> it's outrageous that republicans in the is -- in the senate and campaign trail already pledged to block any replacement that president obama nominates. >> reporter: republicans backing up mcdonnell in saturday night's debate. >> it's called delay, delay, delay. >> reporter: senator cruz vowing to filibuster if necessary. >> we shouldn't allow a lame duck president to essentially capture the supreme court in

>> who might the president nominate? two names mentioned, jane kelly and sri srivanasin, both circuit court judges approved unanimously three years ago. abc news, washington. 9:11. the faithful are joining in the southern state where pope francis will visit today in mexico. a group of is -- francis can friars and others are getting ready to go to the mass. they hope the pope will address the plight of migrants. he pleaded with mexicans to turn their own country to a land of opportunity so they wouldn't need to immigrate. an app blamed for an accident. a grieving family encouraging users to stop using this, risking their lives they say. >> we're learning the woman called the diamond diva,

robbery 101, the troubling background for the people who apparently trained this lady

krr more information on the "diamond diva." >> abby kemp was apparently taught by experts on how to even use zip ties on employees. one known by the fbi wanted for two violent bank robberies. the pasco county sheriff's office is looking for the person behind a stripping of yesterday, all happened along state road 54, first at diver city supply, next at sally boughty supply. then the mainstream boutique if you know who this person is you're urged to call a pasco county sheriff's office.

a feature on one of the most popular social media apps your children could be using. a feature on snapchat allows users to record their speed in cars and some say it even encourages speeding. as eva pilgrim tells us one family wants to know if it's partly to blame for killing three young women. >> one car involved and people are still stuck in the vehicle. >> reporter: three young women, car slamming into a tractor- trailer filled with herbicide burst into flames, driver and two passengers killed. philadelphia police blaming speed. surveillance videos showing them speeding by moments before the crash. abc affiliate wpvi now reporting investigators are looking into whether the popular app snapchat also played a role. gia abgerian was a passenger. her uncle believes it did. >> one friend told me she was snap chatting throughout the night in the car. showing how fast they were

was using a special filter which snaps or records their speed. a popular trend he believes encourages people to drive fast and share with friends on-line. >> the fact that part of the app is on there seems irresponsible at some point. >> if that happened it helped to kill my daughter. >> a snapchat spokesperson telling abc news they take distracted driving seriously including a do not snap and drive warning message when this filter is first accessed. her family now warning others. >> i'm not blaming this for the death of my niece but i hope somebody gets something out of it and puts it down while they are in the car. >> reporter: the family is planning to subpoena those final snaps in hopes it helps them find some closure. eva pilgrim, abc news, philadelphia. marine biologists are studying thousands of sharks now migrating off the coast of south florida. thousands of black tipped sharks are gathering now offer

the noaa says the majority are from black-tipped sharks, rarely fate although. an fau boiling professor says they migrate off -- biology professor says they my great off the coast every year. >> there were hardly sharks south from miami to south buoyant beach, from palm beach, singer island, loaded, literally tens of thousands of sharks. the professor still trying to figure out why the sharks are attracted to that particular area but says it could be linked to climate change. in just hours the tampa mayor is going to officially declare today florida craft beer day in tampa. >> to recognize local breweries. mayor buckhorn will officially make the proclamation at ybor's historic florida brewing company building. that is more than 100 years old. >> more than 100 years ago it became the first brewery in the

of beer to cuba. you have just one more day left to enjoy a bacon bomb explosion burger, funnel cake pizza or peanut butter and jelly bacon qeu sandwich. this is the last day of the fair. beautiful weather especially this past weekend. what do you think? >> i think it will be better than the fir day which was pouring. we have a few showers, won't be as blue the last couple of days. so the sunshine giving way to a lot of clouds. in fact i think rain coverage at about 20%. enjoy, it's the last day of the whole year. let's talk about the temperature, in the low 60s now. we have a rot of clouds, unlike yesterday, full sunshine and temperature in the 70s. we won't lose the 70s.

weather but we have lost a little sunshine. the reason for that is a southeast flow. not raining yet but i think by later this afternoon and into the evening hours a few pop-up showers that is from the southeasterly flow. we'll have futurecast in a second. i want to widen the shot to show you what is coming tonight and into tomorrow morning. that is a heavy line of showers and storms. the severe weather threat mainly going to be in the panhandle here, that could be rumbles of thunder overnight and into the early part of tomorrow. i think my concern will be the heavy rain and the issue because of the timing with the morning commute. so today, not the front, the southeast flow, there we go, by the time we get into the afternoon a couple of showers beginning to buckle up, 20%, to 30% coverage, that's bit. then look upstream through the north and west in the overnight that is when we see the line approaching. and there's the timing, from 4:00, to 5:00, line of heavy showers and storms. nothing severe at this point but does come in at a particular time, when a lot of us are going to be on the roadways.

southeast of us. so it's a quick moving system. shot of rain and then clear out. in fact sunshine by lunchtime i think tomorrow is how quick it's moving. 70s today with temperatures continuing mild over the next few days. behind that front really not that cold, air mass behind it, looking good. 2-foot seas for boaters, southeasterly wind at 10. there's the tides, sunrise and sunset 6:21 this evening. morning rain clearing by midday. wednesday looks good with temperatures in the 70s. then full sunshine, great rest of the week with highs in the 70s. if you have flown out of tampa international airport airport recently you've seen the construction. we're about to get a first look at the major milestone. tia officials will begin the ribbon-cutting. a week before two new vendors

pretzels and bayfront coffee and tea. that's just two of the shops expected to open this year alone. a night of spectacle and fun going up in flames. the reason this will cost organizers more than just repairing the stage. >> the father of a bride goes missing after a wedding reception at a california

welcome back. breaking overnight, a massive fire breaks out during an event to showcase talent and culture in india. flames are there. on the side of the stage just from underneath this elaborate production. the crowd waved those dancers to warn them of the fire. likely saving their lives. flames ended up engulfing that entire stage. the scaffolding and all the decorations. despite the inferno though no reports of injuries. that incident being viewed as an embarrassment for the indian government which is seeking foreign investment. 9. 25. we're following another kanye controversy this morning. after releasing a new album over the weekend kanye west also dropped a bombshe will a lot of people are questioning if true. the rapper says he's $53 million in debt. he made that statement in a tweet before appearing on "snl." it's not clear if the statement is true or if it's just another

he called on mark zuckerberg to invest $51 billion in his ideas after discovering he's "the greatest living artist of all time." his words, not mine. bill murray accused of throwing cell phones off a balcony in california. witnesses say fans were 10 feet away from murray and using the flash on their cell phones. police say murray offered to buy them new phones and say they are not planning to press charges. still ahead -- troubling discovery. the big question surrounding a loaded gun that ended up in the hands of a 4-year-old. >> personal crusade. the reason a florida medical student is returning to the country where he fell ill with

a 4-year-old fires a gun

have no idea where it came from. what investigators think happened coming up in a live report. >> also ahead, supposed to be the most exciting day of her life. we'll explain the tragic turn of events that could make it the most heartbreaking day of her life. >> decision that could shift the baffle power in our nation's highest -- balance of power in our nation's highest court. this morning what the presidential hopefuls believe should happen to fill the now empty supreme court seat. we begin with the developing story in st. pete. investigators are trying to figure out how a 4-year-old got his hands on a loaded gun. good morning, i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. the situations often end tragically. this time more fortunate but still dangerous outcome. reporter corey dierdorff joins us live from st. pete headquarters. >> reporter: this one having investigators shaking their heads saying how can someone be so irresponsible to leave a loaded gun where anyone could get ahold of it? investigators say this starting sunday afternoon on yale street when a 4-year-old boy was playing with his cat outside a family's home.

crawlspace under the house and found a loaded gun. then took it under the porch and fired one shot into the ground. thankfully no gun -- no one was hurt. the grandmother says she doesn't know where it came from. officers believe it's not registered and someone hid it under the home. if you know anything about this, you're asked to call police. corey dierdorff, abc action news, back to you a florida medical student who believes he was infected with the deceive zero is now on a -- zika virus is now on a mission to educate women about the illness, the student from florida international university was on a mission in his native country of haiti and got a crippling headache and rash all over his body. this was november before officials started to warn us about the virus and link to birth defects. now the 27-year-olds is using his firsthand experience to wash others about the out -- warn others about the outbreak, especially pregnant women. >> i just knew that i was sick so i thought it might be some other kind of disease.

to me it's heartbreaking, for mothers who are pregnant, must be terrifying to have that possibility. >> after about four days and trip to the doctor he says he recovered from the virus. so far here's in florida doctors reported 20 cases of the zika virus in eight counties. as the state ramps up efforts to fight this mosquito- borne virus governor scott is directing the state's surgeon general to activate a zika virus information hotline. it's going to be managed by the florida department of health and agents and health professionals will answer any questions and also the state's preparedness efforts. call 855-622-6735. deputies in central florida are hoping your friends in the orlando area can help solve the murder of an 81-year-old. right now deputies are looking to talk to these two people,

boyfriend david buchan. deputies say her father has been stabbed to death and the boyfriend and daughter are persons of interest. they could be in a car similar to this one -- a man accused of killing a college football player during a party in daytona beach in jail without bail. police say lamont postel junior nightclub. he's facing first degree murder charges. a wanted man trying to run charges now that he's been caught. a bradenton police dog is getting credit for helping catch willie burton. officers say burton had several warrants out for his arrest but ran from police sunday afternoon, ran down 7th street east. a police k-9 tracked burton from behind a shed and bit him.

good dog. what a difference the rest of that goes -- this time yesterday, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler. look at this, 5 to 10 degrees warmer this morning, that puts us in the low 60s. climbing this afternoon, low 70s despite the clouds. in fact even showers by the time we get to the latter part of the day. coverage 20%. but we have a stronger line of showers and storms that rolls in tonight into early tomorrow. we'll have the timing and intensity coming up. 9:34. troubling find near the albuquerque, new mexico airport. officials working to figure out who attached a bomb to a rental car. investigators say that device was attached to an avis budget rental car, a mechanic saw it when putting it up on a lift yesterday morning. police bomb squad later disabled that device. the incident didn't affect flights into or out of the airport. everything is scheduled as normal today. officials are not commenting on whether or not this was an act of terrorism.

rented that car. trimming trees of course can be a dangerous job, one oregon man is lucky to be alive after he got pulled into a wood chipper over the weekend. police say that pan was yanked into the chipper after his harness got stuck in tree limbs being fed into the chipper friday. miraculously his leg tripped the safety bar at the last minute and shut the chipper off. officials say the blades were just inches from his head when the machine stopped. he still broke his leg and suffered a headier but he is search teams are looking for the father of a bride who disappeared after a weekend california. saturday, witnesses say they last saw him walking near a bridge near a rental mansion where the reception was being held. the newlyweds said he seemed depressed since arriving in the u.s. from india last month. >> sounded like he was -- a back to india.

little bit -- not sure what the reasons but he's not doing well. >> the family believes prasad moparti may have collapsed or tripped while on the bridge. so far search teams haven't found a sign of him. in democracy 2016 we're exactly a month away from the florida presidential primary. tomorrow is your last day to register or change your party affiliation in time to vote in the primary. because florida is a closed primary state only voters registered with a particular party that vote for those candidates in the primary. the sudden death of supreme court justice antonin scalia kicked off a political battle in washington spilling over to the campaign trail. the justice passed away in texas saturday but as kim hutcherson explains when the senate majority leader mcconnell threatened to block a nomination from president obama the race for the white house suddenly turned into a discussion of the supreme court. >> reporter: while the body of the late supreme court justice

over his replacement dominates the campaign trail. republican ted cruz criticized his main rival donald trump on the abc's this week. >> anyone that writes checks to chuck schumer and hillary clinton and jimmy carter doesn't care about the conservative justices on the court. >> reporter: trump struck back by criticizing john roberts. >> he voted in favor of obama care. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild. >> reporter: on the state of the union jeb bush took a more measured tone. >> i think president obama is going to submit a nominee and in all likelihood this person will be out of the mainstream and will be wejected by the senate. >> reporter: marco rubio displace the concerns about the supreme court working for months with only eight justices. >> let the voters weigh in, in november and we'll have an appointment. the court can function with eight justices, does it all the time. >> reporter: on the other side of the aisle, mcconnell and other republicans are accused

>> i don't think mcconnell has it right on this issue. the constitution is pretty clear. that is it is the job of the president of the united states to appoint, nominate members to the supreme court. and the senate confirms. >> reporter: president obama said he would nominate someone to the bench and that is exactly what he should be doing and leader mcconnell should follow the constitutional process! >> reporter: i'm kim hutcherson reporting. still ahead, first of its kind scare. what happened in one of america's most well known landmarks authorities say they've never seen before. >> the extreme lengths one high schooler went to, to make hundreds of classmates feel

in clearwater, the seafood and blues festival.

9:42. police in california are still looking for the people that fired blow darts at two toursists walking along the iconic golden gate bridge. one dart became lodged in a man's leg, the other hit a woman's knee cap. fortunately both victims are fine but the highway patrol in california says they've never seen anything like this before. they are stumped as to why someone would target these people. officers are now testing the darts to make sure they were not dipped in a dangerous chemical. this morning police are looking into allegations that former new york governor eliot spitzer attacked a woman. the victim told police spitzer choked her in his room at new york's plaza hotel saturday. sources say police are investigating the incident as a possible assault case. spitzer hasn't commented on the allegations. ikea is facing serious accusations now, there are

been dodging taxes in europe for the past six years. a report commissioned by the european parliament says the furniture giant has been funneling money through lichtenstein and the netherlands between 2009 and 2014. ikea says it's "fully committed and pay our taxes in full compliance with international and national tax rules and regulations." see this comic book? this is "amazing fantasy number 15" from 1962. spider-man's first appearance. a new york man bought it for $1,200 in 1980. and finally decided to put it up for auction later this month. experts say it could fetch $400,000 or more. quite the return on investing. auctioneers say it's very valuable because this is one of the few in near mint condition. powerful winter storm

>> several inches of snow snarled traffic on i-65, at least 40 cars crashed along a 2- mile stretch of road. multiple people were hurt but indiana state police say the most serious injury was a broken leg. freezing temperatures created a scare for dozens at a ski resort in new hampshire. they got stuck 40 feet above the ground in below freezing temperatures after their lift got stuck. this is cell phone pictures from inside, officials say a malfunctioning brake stopped the trams, rescuers repelled 48 passengers to the ground one by one. philadelphia firefighters did battle with a six-alarm fire in recordbreaking cold temperatures. truly a fight between fire and ice as the temperatures fell so low that water from the fire crews' hoses froze. enchased that car. one firefighter was rushed to the hospital, a dog trapped in the auto repair store was

>> if you're going skiing with 25 to 35 below zero wind chills is amazing to me. one of the coldest air masses they've had since the 1950s in the northeast. part of the system will begin about look at this. as we show you clouds. tomorrow. rain today not as widespread or heavy and looking for showers and tomorrow. that is when we're expecting the heavier downpours. by the way still not 10 degrees in boston but it's warmer than they've been in some time here. for us 60s. we had cooler temperatures yesterday morning. of course we had the front roll through. that didn't affect our daytime highs, saturday and sunday both low 70s. i think we're doing the same today despite the fact that we have more cloud cover on the way. starting mild, 50s and mostly 60s for a lot of us. titan doppler, this is going to become more active in the next few hours. we're going to have the

we have this little batch of rain trying to come in, a lot of it not reaching the ground but later today we moisturen the atmosphere and it will impact us with light showers. this is north and west that is coming in tonight and tomorrow morning. that is the line that provides us with heavy downpours. you'll see that on futurecast in a second. southeast wind today, there are the showers, again 20% to 30% coverage. then this barrels through tonight, through the early part of tomorrow between rush hour, 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. with heavy downpours. and the potential for thunderstorms here cannot rule out severe weather. we're at a very minimal risk, most to the north but we'll follow the radar and track the trends as we head tonight, 7-day forecast, with the rain tomorrow ending, then we clear 70s. rain for the week. we'll have full sunshine with overnight lows not bad, 50s. a teen goes above and beyond

flowers for every girl in his high school. so what did his girlfriend think about the sweet gesture?

i have to rag on tan for a second. on friday with the help of his lovely wife he surprised every woman on the morning shift with chocolate covered strawberries. we're now hearing about a high school student who did something similar for hundreds of girls at his high school in utah. hundreds of >> he did me 100 better. he gave a carnation to every girl at his high school. actually a total of 800 girls this. romantic gesture wasn't cheap. daniel woodruff has that story. >> it meant a lot. still giddy.

school. >> i brought it home and my mom was like who gave you that? aidan. >> reporter: hayden godfrey. >> i want to make as many people happy as possible. >> the high school senior whose good deal deed has quickly become the talk of the town [got 800 flowers out there. >> reporter: for every girl at skyview high school. >> i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day. >> reporter: ordering the flowers himself, recruited friends and before school ended thursday for the long weekend passed them out >> everybody was holding a flower, i thought that was so cool. >> reporter: impressive? well, especially when you consider it cost this student nearly $500. to pull off. hayden works here at lee's marketplace as a bagger. he's been saving all of his money to buy those flowers. and you can bet there's no way he could have done that with just one paycheck. >> no way. there's no way. >> reporter: steve hogan knows. he's hayden's boss. >> spend your money like that? it takes someone with real heart. >> you might think hayden is

800 girls with flowers? 800 potential dates? for in big man on campus? except. >> i already have a girlfriend. >> reporter: that's right. >> it's really sweet of him to do this. >> reporter: he's taken. >> to watch every one of those girls walk out of school with a big smile on their face. it makes me very happy and very proud of him. >> so sweet. >> daniel woodruff reporting. you may be wondering if godfrey spent nearly $500 on all those flowers for those other girls what did he get his own girlfriend? >> turns out she got concert tickets to see "a great big world" in salt lake city next month.

i'm ashley glass. at 4:00 we're giving away dave matthews tickets. we'll tell you how to snag them. and presidents' day, where to exactly find the biggest discounts. including furniture, clothes, even a oil change today. 4:00. we're looking pretty good for the rest of today. as far as temperatures but as far as cloud cover and rainfall that is back at us here, 20% coverage through the afternoon. then tracking that line of heavy showers and storms, that rolls in late tonight through the early part of tomorrow. we'll keep you posted. if you enjoy starbucks starting tomorrow the company is going to debut two new unusual flavored lattes. how about smoked butter scotch or tivana citrus green tea? available for a limited time only.

taking his skill to a whole new level. hoping to break records. tony fisher created this, took him three weeks to build i it. five feet wide, 220 pounds and it actually works. plans to submit it to the guinness book of world records. continuing coverage now of the day's top stories on abcactionnews.com. >> "fab life" is next on your

>> today on "fablife"... this week on "fablife," women who rock. jaclyn smith, kris jenner, zendaya. >> and our date with destiny. grammy-award winner michelle williams is here with all the glitz and glamour of music's biggest night. >> the hottest thing on the red carpet-- gold glitter overlay. >> go! >> the challenge is on! >> i am a huge destiny's child fan, and so i'm trying not to freak out. >> freak out, but let's win. we gotta win. >> and a record-breaking diy. (cheers and applause) >> welcome to "fablife." you guys, it's presidents' day, but tonight is also the grammys! >> whoo! (cheers and applause) >> okay, so in their honor, we are also celebrating all things music in our very own grammy special. now, grammy award winner and