derek hough taking you through the moves.morrow. i think we -- >> unless you want to tell us something? >> i got nothing. i wish. i wish. it was so fun. after doing that, i can feel. in my body, three days, a little tightness. you change. i love it. the energy that comes out. >> be careful of what you wish for on live television. >> dj kiss, welcome, welcome, welcome. your third annual visit with us on an oscar monday after. welcome, welcome, welcome. >> we still have great moments from last night. matthew mcconaughey. what an emotional win for him last night. you could feel so many people rooting for him. you went backstage. you asked him interesting questions. thanks to our friends at facebook. >> he pulled the question. it was uncanny. i'll just -- i'll say that. >> i love the facebook fish bowl. our viewers, you all give us some of the most creative questions. the stars are so open about answering them. >> his acceptance speech was so touching. moving, emotional. and his wife allowed us to tag along to see how she hit the

and derek hough live on tour -- wait.ianne and derek will feature in their show. ♪ >> we'll have the whole company of dancers on stage with us. >> if i'm available, i have some time the next couple of months. >> it's done. >> reporter: i won't be joining these two on tour but it's sure to be an event "dancing" fans won't want to miss. for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, los angeles. >> they are one talented couple. >>> now we're going to go back to ginger for a final check of the weather. hey, ginger. >> here we are, i feel like i'm right in the plains because kansas on my left side and then who's over here? where are you from? >> iowa. >> from iowa. they're on spring break enjoying as so many of us are out here. not a bad morning at all in new york city but we want to play a little game i used to play on the weekend. it's called name that cloud and that's where we're going to begin. see the twitter photos here. ed took this in northern alabama. it is called alphacumulus. just to give you a little fun

jack hough from "barron's." thank you very much. liz?david, i have a question for you and jack, is britain a nation of valets and hire links for oligarchs in russia and other countries in. david: absolutely. liz: we asked the author of a thought provoking op-ed that came out this weekend in ukraine why the u.k. appears slightly reluctant to impose sanctions against russia after the russia's military occupation of crimea. could it be they need the money? >>> if you bought facebook shares in august of 2012 when they were near an all-time low you look like a genius today, right? with the stock up nearly 250%, up next we talk to the money manager who did just exactly that. he is sharing his latest stock pick with you, coming up. ♪ ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. gundyes!n group is a go. not just a start up. an upstart. gotta get g

watch jack hough and ed butowsky go head-to-head on this. stay with us, follow the rally because you could not possibly have too much money. melissa: okay. i want to bring your attention to revlon right now. they had earnings out. they have earnings out before the bell tomorrow and it has been rallying ahead of that. let's go to jared levy, who is following this on the phone. he joins me now on the phone. jared, what do you think about this? what do you think about this stock? what are you anticipating? >> saying i like makeup? melissa: i don't know. i mean, i didn't want to tell everyone. i didn't know if maybe that is why you're on the phone. >> good foundation never hurt anybody. revlon, what is interesting about the stock, huge shake-up in the company. remember their ceo left. the cfo left. now there is there and obviously acquisition that is going on, merger where revlon is going to have to really deflect a little bit, if there is a shrink in margin which is what people will be looking at, they will have to deflect that and maybe everyb

in one message, steenkamp told pistorius she was afraid of him and she said she was tired of hough hepicked on her incessantly. >> a federal investigator in the u.s. says he's never seen a train crash like this before. this eight-car metro car failed to stop at the end of its line, jumped the tracks and began climbing an escalator at chicago's o'hare international airport. the crash injured 32 people but none of them seriously. investigators plan to talk to the train's operator to try to figure out what actually caused the break. >> when we come back, we will have more on malaysia airlines flight 370. >> a close look at some of the 239 people who boarded flight 370. >>> welcome back to our coverage. the passengers came from all around the world and from all walks of life. they were artists, executives, grandparents and children. >> anderson cooper takes a closer look now at some of the people who boarded flight 370. >> paul weeks is a husband and father of two. he was on his way to start a new job in mongolia, his dream job. before he left his home in australia, he gave his wedding ri

derek hough. a standing ovation in week one. of "dancing with the stars."g, they're sharing the secrets to their success and giving us a sneak peek of tonight's performance. i mean, every time you -- >> it's amazing. >> incredible. >> makes me happy to see it. it takes this show to an entirely new level. it's a remarkable thing. >> it really is. i heard from so many people -- i don't know if you guys did -- so many people who were inspired by that who have, what is seen as a limitation but is anything but. it's giving them hope, too. good to have you with us. here on this monday morning. josh here, amy there, lara back from vacation, as well. george taking some time off. >> welcome back. welcome, welcome. >> thank you. >>> also this morning, powerful testimony in the oscar pistorius trial. as it resumes this morning. the prosecution called one of its final witnesses. pistorius, himself, could take the stand as early as this week. dan and nancy are here to weigh in live. >>> okay. and then, the bible of fashion feeling some backlash this morning. calls for a

and now, your host, julianne hough. she gained early fame as an extraordinary dancer and singer, and she used proactiv to fight breakouts caused by stress and heavy makeup. now, with a fast-rising movie career, her face is in the spotlight, and her flawless complexion a result of proactiv plus. >> hi, i'm julianne hough. nearly 20 years ago, two stanford-trained dermatologists launched a revolutionary acne treatment system called proactiv. and it's the reason millions of people, including me, have clear skin. well, today the doctors are introducing the next generation of proactiv that's reformulated, reimagined, and remarkable. acne care that goes way beyond what you ever thought possible. let's take a look at what happened when doctors katie rodan and kathie fields took the stage at the ultra exclusive launch event for the most advanced acne fighting system ever. all new proactiv plus. >> thank you so much for being here today. i'm doctor katie rodan. >> and i'm doctor kathy fields. >> our goal with proactiv was to giv

whatever nerves i have, i'm turning into excitement. >> amy purdy, derek hough, we're out. >> so shee in the process of developing some dancing legs for purdy. she won't have long to get used to them, but she has overcome much more, and i would say, she has a lot to dance about. >> what a great story. >> she is my all-time favorite cast member already. that is a remarkable -- >> without even stepping on the dance floor. >> without even dancing. >> and i -- derek is so excited talking to him yesterday. he is saying, bring it on. i think they're going to be great. >> my favorite. >> we'll see it all. it all kicks off, "dancing with the stars" monday, march 17th right here on abc. >> so looking forward to that. >>> and people are still talking about all the gorgeous gowns that lit up the red carpet at the oscars on sunday night, but abc's abbie boudreau is now sharing with us how you can get the designer look for a whole lot less. >> reporter: sexy silhouettes, plunging necklines, designer duds on oscar's red carpet can cost thousands of dollars. from lupita nyong'o's pale blue prada to

amy purdy, derek hough, we're out. >> how inspiring is that. did you see her moving?d be good. she's done reality tv before. she was on "the amazing race" but she was eliminated pretty quickly. >> she's beautiful and talented. she will be fun to watch. don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, policy rewrite. the obama administration changes the rules of the affordable care act again. what the latest adjustment means for you. >>> dangerous standoff. tensions rising once again between ukraine and russia as the diplomatic solutions stall. john kerry now caught in the middle with two key players refusing to participate. >>> close call. huge beams fly through the windshield of a truck. new pictures show just how close the driver came to getting seriously hurt in a freak accident. >>> miracle baby. hopeful news for the worldwide fight against aids. how american doctors have possibly cured another baby of hiv. >>> good thursday morning.

. >> she's teeming up with hough. >> i'm excited about the music and dancing. >> but purredy is different from past dancers. she's been a double amputee since age 19. losing her legs after she was hit by a near-fatal case of bacterial meningitis. purredy and her mother talked about those dark days. >> all of a sudden she's struck dmoun a horrific way. >> in a coma nearly three weeks she was given less than 2% chance to live. >> i remember thinking this is just surreal, crazy. this is what it feels like to die. >> she pulled through, using her love of snow boarding to learn to walk again. >> i never questioned if i would do it again. >> and she did. two years later swhaez making it to para-olympic games in sochi beginning next week. >> odds are stacked against her. >> whatever nerves i i'm turning into strength. >> there you go. >> new season dab you'd at 8:00 p.m . >> still ahead at 4:00 a major stage in the education system. what the new e yam will mean for any student that wants to go to college. >> how much longer will lights be on? >>> we have breaking news in contra costa county. in

we are also watching netflix .hough shares dropping this could threaten the domination of the streamingdeo market. their shares down 7.5%. back on the markets again in 30 minutes. more coming up next. ♪ . . >> welcome back to "bottom lin " ." let's check some of the top stories. says aan prime minister new analysis of satellite data indicate the mole is saying -- the missing malaysian airlines plane plunged into a remote corner of the indian ocean. decision innted this struggle about what 370.ned to flight 239 passengers and crew were aboard. it is still it free serious mistreatment or hopes of finding any more survivors from a massive mudslides that killed at eight people in washington state are fading. -- theed more bod pulled more bodies. search and rescue teams to two the air here at and on the ground and foot looking for anyone who might still be alive. they're the homes were destroyed. authorities believe it was caused by ground made unstable by a recent heavy rainfall. in a car chicago commuter cream plowed across platform and a scaled an escalator. it happened on the blue line c

. >> derek hough began his practice with his partner. >> she's just about defying odds she told me when woke up out of a coma, she made two decisions. one she wasn't going to feel sorry for herself and she was going to work again. >> i got a good one. to be back on the circumstances, you know, it's pretty interesting. grandma is going to be happy. even i know drew cary. that says a lot. out of all 17 partners he's the third person i didn't have to google. it's a good sign. >> a couple hints, one team will be dancing to the theme from "star wars". and last dancer of the evening will perform to a song called "let her go". >> george, just curious the cast was first announce owed everybody is saying look out for drew cary we think of him as a great comedian. now this talk shows and game shows but can he dance? is he a great dancer? >> once upon a time, he performed in big production numbers on the show. i don't know how well he can dance but i know he likes to dance. people are telling me i think you can be impressed by drew cary tonight. it's going to be a tough season >> when you look at

you can answer either. >> yes. >> i would hang out with derek hough again. >> go on the website. >> weng a selfie in our social square and he's here for "jury's out," and we're talking about a lot of topics. the selfie craze is one of them. could they be responsible for a recent rise in plastic surgery? some plastic surgeons say yes, others say no. dan has his opinion. >> he sure does. >> i chuckled when i saw that. >> "jury's out." >>> more and more celebs are swearing that the secret to whiter teeth and a healthier mouth in general is right inside your kitchen pantry. all right. get ready. wait for this. we're going to put oil pulling to the test. oil pulling. >> okay, good. >> we will reveal all, but first amy has the top developing stories. >>> good morning, everybody. we begin with the breaking news this morning in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. a french satellite has captured images of presumably more than 120 objects in the indian ocean. what authorities are calling the most credible lead so far, the images are from sunday, but those objects, some of them as long a

. >> and we do have derek hough here -- oh, there you are. there you are.rorball trophies under your belt and you're used to surprised on the show obviously. this year is a doozy. >> yeah, i'm really excited about it. >> will you share everybody the new twist. >> oh, the twist. >> not this one. >> within the show, within the show, right? >> yeah. >> okay, so for the first time ever on the show we're actually going to be at a point of the competition we're all going to switch partners and it's actually going to be up to america. they'll get a vote who they want to see together and paired up. >> wow. >> so it's in your hands so it'll be fun, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> amazing. >> yeah. >> you guys like that idea? s>> all right. smi smirking maks. >> don't get too fond of your partner. things will change. >> so great. everybody, there they are, the entire cast of season 18 of "dancing with the stars." so thrilled to be part of the welcome to you all and, ginger, we saw your moves. wish you were out here. >> i wish i was too, lara. [ cheers and applause

. >> well, hough is that any different than when you go to the grocery store? to mcdonnell nadal's, burger king, or the grocery store. everything that a person things is bad at mcdonalds, i can fines ten at a grocery store that is worse. as i sit back and look at these 180 days i realize this is just common sense, folks. all it is, making sure you watch the type of calories that go in, and balance that out with the calories that go out. that's all this is. that's why it was not such a surprise to me this could be done and i got healthy at mcdonald's, you look at their menu, it is fairly well balanced out if you use your head. >> when i -- i mistook your diet. i thought you could order like 40 chicken mcnuggetsnuggets ande large fries. that's not what you meant. >> that's what got me looking at my before picture, when i did go and eat that stuff. >> now the after picture. that's fine. >> that's correct. what is neat about this, and that has tag me so much, is now i understand how to eat at restaurants like mcdonald's and i can now eat guilt free and that has tak

cause of a crash that killed a music teacher and her mother-in-law in santa rosa. 53-year-old susan hough and 74-year-old sharon were on their way to dip we are their husbands on saturday when a truck rear ended them. they both died at the scene. susan was a music teach interthe union school district. there you see her. >> not going to do me any good to hit on somebody. doesn't bring my people back t.i remember to -- i have to remember got times with them and the great 35 years i had with my wife. >>reporter: driver of the truck told police he looked down to read a text just before the crash. they arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs as well. he's currently out on bail. >> landmark ruling announce today in the bay area that will provide better access for the disabled at america national park. first comprehensive settlement in the country that increases access for the disabled in federal park city. right in our own back yard. golden gate national recreation area in san francisco and mari marin. 7 news reporter vick lee. >> 13 million people visit the

. >> reporter: derek hough is teaming up with amy purdy and announced a new twist this season. >> attners and it is actually up to america. they will have to vote who they want to see together and paired up. art and erin andrews is stepping in as the new co-host. >> it's like nothing changed when i got here. i was already fighting with max and tony was picking my hair and making fun of me. >> reporter: james maslow and singer cody simpson route out the final 12 with rehearsals now under way. with less than two weeks to rehearse, see how this new round of stars performs when they hit the dance floor march 17th on abc. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty good looking cast there. >> it is. i love this show. i am a big "dancing with the stars" fan. so i'm really looking forward to seeing this season. it'll be interesting to see the skaters up against each other. >> you think it is unfair that they sort of almost do it for a living? >> yeah. they have some of the moves down. she said there are some habits they have to break. but i wonder if they have a little advantage over ever

what happens -- we went to the computer to see hough big it what.sgs reported 5.3 right away and the kids want to know, what happens if it's a ten, 100? >> if it's a ten they don't need to worry about it. >> i choked up because the thought of something like that happening in southern california -- by the way, the people who said that the westwood quake on st. patrick day, that's not from fracking. we have fault lines all over southern california. that would be lie a q-tip causing an aneurysm. >> you explained to them the triangle theory. >> yes. >> a lot of people have different thing toes. i'm with you. >> people think you should duck and cover or get under a table, but if you talk to some physicists and disaster preparedness experts they tell you get next to something big and sturdy like a couch, a big piece of furniture that is not going to topple over on you, that will i take the impact of a collapsing roof and that's what told my girls to do. if they're in bed and their dad and i can't get to them in time, then get down next to the bed, you kno

these are not people who are looking for a better deal or hough they can save money. just one new number to add to the pile every day. >> i always like it when you deal if contractors -- not that i get personally involve. they're wonderful honest folks right out of the vatican. i always pad the figures they give me by another 10% and then unexpected costs develop, and look at this, neil, we have a lunar eclipse that we didn't plan on. and then you pay for that. so, 20% even. we took a figure that has now tripled and it's bare live out -- barely out the gate. tripled. >> a great argument why government should not be in business, the business of health care because there are real costs, advertising, legal fees, but unlike in the private market place where you have revenue coming in and you can determine how much you spend on advertising, the government doesn't have money of its own. so it's taking it from you and me, and it's taking it from other legitimate businesses out there to pay for their business. this is simply inefficient, unfair, doesn't make any sense from an

and hough money do i have to have somebody will be willing to run it for me?let's deal with the first one. how much do you have to pay. depend what you're looking for. we would get fees based on level of assets. complexity of the problem, and sophistication of the solution. and so, for a normal investor, that, you should expect to pay for advice, about 1%. gerri: that ace good rule of thumb, 1%. >> more assets than that, less, and, fewer assets than that, maybe a little more. gerri: now look, people really worry about this and they fret over it and, a lot of people never even hire financial advisor because they're afraid they are going to screw up. what kind of mistakes to people typically make hiring a financial advisor? >> first they don't do due diligence. they don't have a formal process. they might ask a friend. gerri: yeah. >> might ask trusted advisor. gerri: your uncle. >> a relative. gerri: brother-in-law. who are you you using. i will use the same person. you're asking me to be fiduciary myself. it is almost formal. >> have your own process. define w

joining me hopefully in my outrage, fox business's jo ling kent and jack hough from "barron's" and jails freeman from "the wall street journal." instead of raising money from investors to repay from facebook, instead they don't have to pay people back. they raised it on kick-starter from nice people. said, what a great idea. some of them are getting the glasses, or whatever. a lot are just getting a t-shirt. am i wrong? >> i knew about bonds. i knew about selling shares but i didn't know you could raise money by selling t-shirts and then put yourself on a path over couple years to sell virtual reality headset to facebook for $2 billion. i already begun work on my own by the way. melissa: i love yours. >> it is a very social platform. melissa: i love it. >> where this outside and total strangers start conversations what are you doing? are you feeling okay? melissa: have you started raising money on kick-starter to make more of those? >> how do you do it and get going? melissa: you will defend this whole thing? >> maybe i am. melissa: please. >> maybe it wasn't about the money. as ftc vete

julianne hough! >> are you going to binge watch this? >> oh my god. >> ugh! funny, funny dude. say hello to billy eichner everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: billy, welcome back to our show. >> hi! >> jimmy: this is the first time on "the tonight show." >> i'm on "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm saying, yes! >> how am i here? i don't know, thank you for having me. i'm thrilled to be here. >> jimmy: this is very good. now, the show premiered at south by southwest. >> yes. i had such hell getting back here. >> jimmy: all right, calm down first of all. [ laughter ] you're yelling your upset, you're mad. >> i'm sorry, i'm so tired. i haven't slept in 48 hours. >> jimmy: tell me about this. >> so i went to south by southwest and we had a great event to premier my show, "billy on the street." and i was supposed to come back on a flight, austin to dallas, dallas to new york. and get back at 11 pm. i had to be on "the today show" live this morning. and then come to you. like, two big huge things in my life. and then i w

how much of this is weather-related and hough will go beyond the springtime, beyond just weather-related> i think a lot is weather related. there is undeniable inflation for food and energy prices. don't forget a lot of commodity prices if they're dollar-denominated, in weak dollar environment they tend to go up more, in strong dollar they tend to go down. we pull off the gas on quantitative easing if there rate headache i think that will put a lid on commodity inflation. bottom line some. big droughts around the world ands have very cold weather and unrest in russia, russia is big wheat producer. a lot of events are kind of hurting the agricultural commodities market. cheryl: jeff, severe drought conditions we've seen particular in the south, not as bad as this year as years in the past and midwest as well. that is something unfortunately traders have to deal with non-stop and drought, unfortunately it will continue to impact wheat and corn as well, correct? >> yeah. and you know, i'm kind of second quarter sum speck about some this stuff. -- circumspect. i sympathize that some prices g

hough come back to the kron4 morning news. how big a backup.unning about 18 minutes. rich still weighed on the richmond line. bart recovering. that left three stations closed. for 2 1/2 hours. the recently reopening. delays on the rich men lined a problem free for cow trains a stream in the muni metro. >>: just moments ago president obama is reaching connecticut now 3 here's air force one as the president is going to connecticut to his his goal of raising the wage from 725 to $10.10 an hour. also stop and boston or he will head to head one to rallies. >>: and new video out of detroit. firefighters battling a massive apartment complex fire. firefighters were called in to rescue those trapped inside as the fire ripped through the building. some people jumped off from their windows to safety, still in their pajamas. paramedics were called to the scene and at least four people were taken to hospital. no word yet on the extent of the injuries or how the fire got started. >>: new orleans police are investigating two separate shootings that have been

that's the president's overall approval rating of hough he's handling his job as president. 48% approve's handling the crisis in ukraine. 43% say they disapprove how he's handling ukraine. he's going to meet with the ukrainian prime minister in the coming days. that prime minister said he's not going to give up one inch of territory. listen here to robert gates. he was the bush administration press secretary. listen to him on sunday. he thinks crimea is gone. >> do i not believe that crimea will slip out of russia's hands. >> you think crimea's gone? >> i do. >> "i do," robert gates says. how does the president stop that? >> i don't know that he can. that is going to be his huge challenge over the next couple of weeks is to really show he's bringing the international community together and that he's working on all these plopic maneuvers that are the most popular options among the public here. we really don't know how this is going to play out. as we saw last week at the conservative gathering cpac, this has become a rallying cry to say the president has not been strong enough around the