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"action news," melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, but first here's byron pitts with a look at what's coming up on "world news." >> reporter: tonight on "world news," tracy morgan in a deadly accident what went wrong. >> reporter: the 89-year-old d-day vet and his great adventure escaping >> meteorologist melissa magee has the accuweather forecast it was splendid today. normally springtime lasts a week in this region. we're in the bonus round. >> reporter: this is three weekends in a row where we've had comfortable conditions and warm, walter. storm tracker 6 live showing it's quiet, no issues with precipitation. outside we go, a gorgeous shot to share with you on. sky6 live hd. looking at the ben franklin bridge along the delaware river and really comfortable conditions no complaints for the start of the weekend. in fact the high today in philadelphia climbed up to 84 degrees. that's four degrees above where we should be for this time of year. the record 98 set back in 1925. most locations in the upper 70s, lower 80s. beach haven down to sea isle city dealing wi

abc's byron pitts tells us what works and what doesn't. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: are you readyliterally? a flying projectile through a window, eight inches of rainfall an hour, the power of a storm seen up close in a lab, storms that batter, even destroy homes. it turns out your windows are one of the most vulnerable spots. not just from flying glass but broken windows can allow a storm's pressure to rip your roof right off. so we head to the lab to find out how to best protect windows. >> we are going to impact the pucket with a 9-pound at 50 feet a second. >> i bet that would hurt. >> it does. >> reporter: first the old advice, when a storm is coming, tape up your windows. >> i have covered dozens of hurricanes and people always have their windows taped up. does this help? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: just watch. the tape on the window. >> did not work. as you can see the impact went completely through. you have larger pieces that can do real damage if it hit someone in the face. >> reporter: how about those plywood boards? back at the lab, as you can see the results bette

abc's byron pitts with the surprising results. >> reporter: like most of us, assistant high school principal, eve feuerstein, lives a crazy busy, often stress-filled life. mother of two -- a husband who also works full-time -- both avid triathletes, their stress reliever. on a scale of one to ten, what's your stress level at work? >> so, there are days that i'm a 12. >> and at home? >> so, i would say let's put that at a six. >> reporter: and like most of us, eve believes her workday is far more stressful than her time at home. and we'd be wrong. a new study says otherwise. researchers at penn state university put the lives of 122 married and single working men and women under a microscope. each person had to swab their saliva six times a day -- both at home and on the job -- to measure their cortisol levels, the most accurate indicator of stress. >> people's stress levels were lower at work than at home. >> reporter: it turns out work just may be our haven. eve's daughters, ages 8 and 5, see the stress on mom's face. >> sometimes she says, "i'm really stressed about work because i barely ge

i'm byron pitts. thank you for joining us on this saturday night. we begin with comedian tracy morgan in critical condition tonight at a new jersey hospital. he was injured in a multi-vehicle accident on a new jersey turnpike. this is what is left of the mangled limousine morgan and five others were riding in. millions of americans know him from his years on 30 rock, playing a larger than life version of himself, a part tina fey wrote especially for him. morgan was on his way back to new york from a performance in delaware when the accident happened. he's in intensive care at this hour and abc's gio benitez reports from the hospital tonight. >> reporter: the middle of the night crash sent shockwaves through the entertainment world. >> i'm scared, but i'm also excited! >> reporter: 45-year-old comedian tracy morgan, best known for that starring role on "30 rock," now in critical condition with head injuries. he and six others riding in a mercedes sprinter limo bus that ended up in a six-car pileup, killing one of morgan's friends, comedy writer james

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byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> and that's because we care about what happens here, of course.s well -- >> traveling for work, i'm much more stressed on missing the flight back home than making the flight. >> you want to get back. >> yeah, and i think as a working mother, you come home from work, you want to get it right. you feel bad you have been gone, and there's stress in trying not to be stressed. >> really love each other. >> and the morning menu. >> all right, you have it, george. feel better already. here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." and me guy bucks for history, what a major fan played for a classic bob dillon piece of memorabil memorabilia. and gluten-free, experts weighing in. and the "transformers" star, mark wahlberg. he's live, that's coming up on "good morning america" here in times square. stay with us, everybody. introducing nexium 24hr. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep

byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> and that's because we care about what happens here, of course.ything goes well. >> traveling for work, i'm much more stressed on missing the flight back home than making the flight. >> see? >> that's right. >> that's very telling. >> and as a working mother, you just want to get it right. you feel bad being gone all day. and there's stress in trying not to be stressed. >> really love each other. >> take a deep breath and give us the morning menu. >> all right, you have it, george. feel better already. here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." and megabucks for music history. you'll find out what a major fan paid for a classic bob dillon piece of memorabilia. >>> is going gluten-free good for you? experts weigh in. >>> and then "transformers" star, mark wahlberg one of the nicest guys in hollywood is here live. that's coming up on "good morning america" here in times square. stay with us, everybody. introducing nexium 24hr. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn

byron pitt, abc news, new york. >>> i don't know why in europe they've got these smart chips they'reng about that we'll get next year and it's made such a difference for security. i don't know why we don't have it. >> i don't know what the lag is. nice to know in the piece we'll get them next year, until then check the statements. how scary was that a blank card that has nothing on it. >> like a hotel room key. they just swipe it through. >> craziness, right. check those statements. >>> coming up, full makeup or none at all. the fascinating experiment about how we react to how much makeup a woman wears. >> that's right. you're watching "world news now." i'm all about the mull fakeup. ♪ ♪ a day without freckles is like a day without the sun why waste a second ♪ >> makeup makes the woman. a young woman set out to find out. >> she conducted an eye-opening experiment to see how people react to a woman who wears full makeup or none at all. >> reporter: they say beauty is only skin deep. but a recent survey says nearly half of american women admit they wouldn't be caught dead without a lit