facebook messenger is no different from instant messaging that we really had since the mid-1990's, ircnd the early internet. facebook is good understanding the core communication network apps that they should own and are there more of those out there? absolutely. there are enormous opportunities left in communication. emily: you mean enormous opportunities left in terms of what facebook could by? sean: in terms of what facebook could build or buy. emily: should they consider buying snapchat again? sean: it will be interesting to see where snapchat takes their user base. the great analogy is when facebook launched feed. it was a paradigm that's almost too ubiquitous. every company thinks we do have a feed. could snapchat go through that kind of transition where they move from having everything ephemeral, it is our destructive -- that's a possibility. i don't know evan. i don't have a crystal ball. i wonder about where they could take things. emily: twitter, do you think twitter survives? sean: i think twitter is a victim of their own success in so many ways. they are a company that, had

reporter: -- they shared a love of activism to share and championon causes and now together with the irc they hope to bring attention to the global refugee crisis and raise emergency funds to help rescue millions. >> being here and talking with you is important to remind them of who we are and who we have always been, which is you. >> wow, what a couple, right? >> uh-huh. >> nice to see them using their celebrity for a cause and to create a dialogue. you know. >> really is, rachel. >> overrun right now. so important. thanks for bringing that. see more from their trip on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now outside to ginger. >> wow, and what a crowd we have out here this morning. and what a day in the plains, you know, it's pretty pleasant parts of the plains.don: today we will see 78 degrees. foggy right now, but that will burn off. 68 degrees on >> all that weather brought to you by listerine total care. ooh. we got american girls. we got to talk american girls. robin, we got stuff to do. >> we have kristin cavallari with us too. superstar designer. you know her from "lagu

reporter: -- they shared a love of activism to share and champion causes and now together with the irc they hope ton to the global refugee crisis and raise emergency funds to help rescue millions. >> being here and talking with always been, which is you. >> wow, what a couple, right? >> see them using their celebrity for a cause and to create a dialogue. you know. >> really is, rachel. >> overrun right now.anks for bringing that. see more from their trip on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now outside to ginger. >> wow, and what a crowd we haverning. and what a day in the plains, you know, it's pretty pleasant here but it is windy and hot in parts of the plains. high wind watch extends all the way into the that you could see severe e weather this afternoon, you saw that stop at 3:00 there and overnight so after the midnight hour, chicago, that's you, the cold front comes through but quincy to in there, south bend all included in the severe weather risk today. i wanted to leave you the look from west to east across the nation. >> all that weather brought to ooh. we got amer

and in the disabled man who was a client of the center who held up a sign reading " i love you irc." .e see it in boston after the marathon bombings, there was an attack on my hometown where next month, 30,000 wicked determined runners will lace up their shoes and run the 120th running of the marathon. they will cast heartbreak hill and show the true meaning of boston strong. so we face a cruel and very cunning adversary in isil. the tactics of terror have indeed transformed, and we have entered a new era. as the president has made clear, this will be a generational struggle. but with the dedication of our brave men and women in uniform, our diplomats, intelligence, and law enforcement officers, the support of our partners, the innovation of the private sector, and the strength and resilience of the american people, we will meet and defeat this threat, as we have others before it. thank you very much. [applause] >> ok. thanks,et me just say lisa, for that tremendous overview of your counterterrorism efforts. i thought it was a good overview and tremendously inspirational. the one thi

irc or prc payments, our expectation is that amount will increase this year to provide the necessarydge to better times. at the same time we are going to make sure we create more innovation and opportunity in rural america. the budget will support 55,000 new jobs added to the 450,000 jobs saved or created as a result of investments in over 100,000 businesses in the last seven years. this budget will finance 167,000 home loans which will allow us to exceed a million home loans in the last seven years, finance nearly a thousand community facilities, provide safer and better water for 1.5 million rural americans which will reach nearly 20 million who have benefited from over 5,000 water and wastewater projects financed by usda since i have been secretary. i budget proposes a threefold increase in broad red -- broad brand to broadband grants. critically important in rural america we are to make sure he actors are well prepared for a competitive futurecompetitive future and we are able to deal with the opioid issue. this budget will also fully fund our research initiative , meaning the go

reporter: -- they shared a love of activism to share and champion causes and now together with the ircy funds to help rescue millions. >> being here and talking with you is important to remind them of who we are and who we have always been, which is you. >> wow, what a couple, right? >> uh-huh. >> nice to see them using their celebrity for a cause and to create a dialogue. you know. >> really is, rachel. >> overrun right now. so important. thanks for bringing that. see more from their trip on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now outside to ginger. >> wow, and what a crowd we have out here this morning. and what a day in the plains, you know, it's pretty pleasant >> it is windy and hot in part of the plains. you could see severe weather this afternoon. overnight after the midnight hours chicago, that's you the cold front comes through but quincy to peoria, milwaukee, south bend included in the severe weather threat today. new orleans 85. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> ginger it's a gray chilly start around here. we've got a little