john cooke: i had a dream where janis was on stage. and it was the end of the set, the end of the encore. and, that was maybe a month or so after she died, and i felt like it was janis coming to say goodbye. janis came down the ramp, and there was this little girl needing approval and comfort and she said, "was it okay, was i okay?" and i said, >> michael: coming upping tonight, president obama is off to the middle east meaning there are pressure few adults left in washington to carry out "the nation"'s business. let's just hope nobody breaks anything before he gets back and i'm looking at you paul ryan. i'm michael shure, and this is "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: folks we have a great show and we want you to pitch in and help out with our live tweet @thewarroomctv. the president hadn't be in israel more than five minutes when he was caught on camera revealing his true feelings about being away from washington. it's amazing the president goes to the middle east site of the world's longest running geopolitical feud, and

and i trusted my ears after that as we launched janis joplin and.fter that as we launched janis joplin and. i don't think anyone had seen the likes of her before. and i trusted my ears after that as we launched janis joplin and. i don't think anyone had seen the likes of her before. and i trusted my ears after that as we launched janis joplin and. i don't think anyone had seen the likes of her before. and i trusted my ears after that as we launched janis joplin and blood sweat and tears and santana and bruce springsteen. after a while, you're looking for the headliner, you're looking for someone who can take an audience out of its seat. and if it's a singer/song write are like springsteen who has become with bob dylan the musical potential either laureates of america, you're looking for that imagery to distinguish them. and so it's a combination and it depends on the artist that you're really appraising. >> so it was one thing, a very big thing, to have that knack to be able to identify that musician, that artist has that it thing. and it's another

. >>> he worked with springsteen, janis joplin and more. take a look at how the stock market ended the week. back in a moment. >>> this week, why stocks don't ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> beyond washington's debate over the march 1st automatic spending cuts, those at the american agencies doing work, domestically and internationally, must contend with the coming cuts. dr. raj shah is the administrator of the united states agency for international development. mary schiavo is the former inspector general for the department of transportation. good to see you both. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, maria. >> i want to kick it off with you, raj. under the sequester, the state department and u.s. aid, foreign aid is 1% of the federal budget. what's at stake as you look at the across-the-board cuts? >> thank you, maria. first, i would say that my agency's miss

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> you can blame us for putting that in your head tonight.ing. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. diane, right here tomorrow night. have a good evening. good night. am next at 6:00, the latest on developing news. the search for a young man who disappeared off half moon bay. >> route teen maintenance led to a safety scare in the south bay. >>> the special delivery made today by postal workers in san francisco. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: we begin with developing news. the game of football on the beach turns into a major search operation when a young man suddenly disappears. the rescue effort is going on right now at roosevelt beach in half moon bay. crews are searching by sea and air, and lillian kim is near the scene. what's the latest? reporter: search crews are focusing their efforts six miles south of here, along the weefortz roosevelt beach, where a 22-year-old man, whose friends fife identify as javier lopez, was playing soccer with a friend. then he decided to go for a swim and his friends say he disappeared. c

linzie janis, abc news, new hampshire. >>> and now a somber anniversary. ten years ago tonight america began its invasion of iraq. the sky filled with shock and awe. and today, in baghdad, smoke filled the air from a new series of deadly explosions. more than a dozen car bombs and suicide blasts. nearly 60 people killed, scores wounded. a reminder that more than 100,000 iraqis lost their lives to war in the last decade. and ten years ago abc's bob woodruff entered iraq with american troops. tonight, some of them, through him, send a message for everyone who remembers. >> reporter: the invasion began with shock and awe -- there were early successes, but years of bloodshed followed. i was there in the beginning, embedded with the marines. in the first week, i got to know this man, jesus. a week later, he was killed by an unexploded artillery shell. by the time the war was over, we would lose 4,488, more than 32,000 visibly injured. melissa stockwell was the very first female soldier in the war to become an amputee. struck by an ied in 2004. do you have regre

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> now, listen to this.rst of all, some of the things that you may not even remember, because they kind of disappear from the face of the earth, but they existed. there was hoola burger. >> this was horrible. like a piece of pineapple with cheese on it, back in the '60s. >> for catholics that didn't want to eat meat on friday. then there's the mchot dogs, mcspaghetti. arch delux. a mcblt. >> they kept the lettuce and tomato in a separate container so it would be cold. and the burger would be hot. who cares, right? >> and the mcpizza. i loved the mcpizza. >> there you go. >> but i didn't even remember. how about you? >> check it out. >> there it is. >> was that your high school job? >> yes. my husband -- talk about a confidence nonbooster, my husband said he applied for mcdonald's and didn't get the job. >> wow. >> poor guy. >> there's a fast food place called roy rogers, i used to make hamburgers at roy rogers in high school. i worked the grill. >> come on, roy rogers, send us pictures of john muller. >> the

>> at least the bad news is coming from janis. we are waiting word on a possible bailout deal in cyprus. the country is facing a monday deadline to avoid financial collapse that threatens to throw another monkey wrench into the world economic recovery. now officials there reportedly agreeing on the elements of a possible deal. greg palkot is live for us from cyprus with the latest on this possible deal. greg? >> yeah, heather. it seems like we could be closer to a deal here in cyprus to avoid this country from going under. of course, it will be good news for cyprus, as well as europe and the united states. angry protesters kept up their vigil outside of government offices today. inside, reports are that officials agreed with others to tap into the accounts of big depositors of the biggest -- by as much as 20%. small depositors would be spared. so reportedly would be pension funds. the hitch is, a broader plan to seize assets was nixed here earlier this weeks. we're waiting to see if this will require some more attention. the plan

he worked with janis joplin, bob dylan, aretha franklin. houston. he told me about their relationship. >> regarding whitney, i was there when her career began. i discovered her when she was 19. we embarked on this odyssey breaking every record in the record books. seven number ones. 22 million with her first album. she was a workhorse. she went all over the world. you know, every country. "the bodyguard" is still the bestselling sound track. when you realize the magnitude of her talent and i know her as a person p. it was sad and tragic that she couldn't deal with the lethal issue of drugs. so it's too recent, you know, to really -- i did the best. i have an extended chapter in the book about, a, our relationship. b, the sides of her the public did not know. and then, you know, the few days right before she died, she was full of life, looking forward to. so, yes, it's painful. we were more than just an artist that i signed in my administration. we were creative partners. i worked with her to find every song she ever really recorded that's b

and joe fresh 61 stores today, and is this the make or break moment for ron johnson, janie?sh is. >> well, he is making and a break a lot, and he is part of a super market chain, and if he wants more buzz in the united states, he needs to make a better name, and google that, kids. >> well, it is the make or break moment, and they have invested so much in advertising and everything for this, that if it does not work, that is it for him, but tyler, i went on line and looked at the clothes to find out they looked pretty good. >> we have never heard of it. >> all right. how cool. and now over to mila kunis, because you can move from toenail fungus to mila kunis simply, and she sat down with cnbc, and this is what she had to say. >> i like into vest in stocks and i am like, put the money into the bank and lock it away and put it in cds and i am pushing forward to take chances and learning about the stock market. >> and janie, mee la is long. is this a sell signal? >> people have been mocking this, and she is 29 and making money and wants to invest in her future and the retirement

abc's linzie janis, who has covered financial markets for years, tells us. >> reporter: cheers of joy and relief on the trading floor. is this good times ahead? >> well, right now, it is a time to celebrate. >> reporter: a long way from that previous high back in october 2007.

summerlee killed youngsters i'm told families here jani. kalisch recover. all of their blew up cars and caused a lot of fatalities. our fallujah is the most ravaged city in iraq of them annoying. oh yes that's the america it's a legit. the heat is unbearable and our motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool. that. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hard it was what i would have the our democracy now is quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth. from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are going to sink it. that they are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deformed by all the chemical weapons. and that i could do if there is justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using white

i saw janis joplin and big brother and the holding company. it was the midst of a music revolution.her it's a cliche, the tingle up your spine. i dedicated myself to signing her. i did. then i started trusting my ear when i saw santana, bruce springsteen, earth, wind & fire. i built a track record of signing artists that became hall-of-famers. >> superstars. did you want to go into the music industry from the beginning? you were a lawyer. >> i got there through luck. this is pure luck. i became the lawyer for columbia records. i was a lawyer for five years. one day, my boss first offered me the musical instruments division because he was becoming a group president. by luck, his executive vice president wanted that, looked at me and he said, okay. you're going to have columbia records. it happened just like that. >> what a career. so what happened? you have seen so much. what happened when apple came on the scene? technology changed so much about how consumers interact with music. digital music sales replacing actual purchases. i can't remember the last time i saw a record store. >>

here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: it may be the most candid good-bye letter ever written by the ceo. the ceo joking to staff, i've decided that i'd like to spend more time with my family. just kidding. i was fired today. but, is his departure enough to turn the struggling company around? under mason, groupon has swelled to 11,000 employees. but it has also lost nearly 75% of its value since debuting on the stock market just 15 months ago. begging the question, was it just too good to be true? kind of like some of its earlier deals? >> one of the first successful deals for groupon was for gap. the other day, i got a groupon offer for an introduction to beekeeping class. not a lot of people want to learn beekeeping. >> a large percentage of the people are just out for a bargain. they're not out to be a long-term client. >> reporter: even groupon's main copy-cat, livingsocial is struggling, losing $650 million last year and laying off 10% of its staff. throwing the entire business model into question. groupon declined to give us an interview for the story. the company emphasizes it

hello, this is linzie janis calling from abc news. those that got back to us stressed they were hiring. still, experts tell us companies are working leaner. outsourcing jobs to countries with cheap labor and using technology to replace factory workers. >> increasingly, manufacturing is going to be a matter of computer programming, software and robots. >> reporter: that's why experts say math and science degrees are golden these days. and that stock is only going up. diane, the people we spoke to today say they've learned to take nothing for granted. all the traders we spoke to mentioned three things they are watching. the chinese economy, the european recession and, most of all, that grid lock in washington. >> all right, linzie, thanks so much. and a reminder, the unemployment report does come out this friday, a brand new one. >>> and now, we turn to havoc in the heartland, from that snowmaker on the move tonight. and this is no ordinary storm. the snow is wet, heavy and dangerous. abc's alex perez is in chicago tonight in it. >> rep

night the 19-year-old posted that photo on instagram with the caption, getting better, listening to janis joplin. he was having a hard time breathing before he collapsed back stage. >> it was like oh, justin's not very well. like, what? he came out and he said, justin's not very well. he is not going to perform to the best of his ability. we're like why? >> of course [ indiscernible ] justin was unwell. >> he came back after 30 minutes. bieber did return. he finished the show. tonight's concert by the way still scheduled as planned. >>> could taxing e-mails save snail mail? one bay area councilman thinks so. berkeley councilman gordon wozniak is floating the idea of a tax as 100th of a cent per email but internet users aren't sure about that. >> i think there's other things you can tax if you want to save the post office. why don't -- i don't know, find a way to tax automobiles more. >> i don't know about the e- mails but what about all the websites making money? there's no tax on that. >> the 1998 tax-free act bans email tax but is set to expire next year. >>> 4:50 now. your facebook pag

here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: these rows of brightly-colored fruits and vegetables are one of the reasons whole foods has developed a cultlike following. tonight, questions whether the grocery chain's latest move could kick off a movement that other stores follow. genetically-modified foods are produced by crops that have had specific changes to their dna. often designed to make them grow faster. now, whole foods is telling suppliers, if they're using gmo ingredients they need to say on the label. customers are demanding the move. even saying suppliers who advertise gmo free have seen sales increase. the u.s. food and drug administration has long rule that so-called frankenfoods are safe and no different from other foods. independent research backs that up. but will the move strike a chord with shoppers? >> i just think they don't know enough. >> farmers were fine before they were genetically modified organisms. >> about 30% of processed foods has gmo ingredients in it. tonight, david, even though the government said they're okay, not all consumers are convinced. >> lots of

linzie janis is here with more. >> reporter: he's waking up probably feeling like one of his barbie princessesthe attention of the media clam moring for a look into his world. this over-the-top shrine is not the barbie dream house you longed for as a child. >> welcome to my barbie collection. >> reporter: it's the real-life home of this grownup. the sechl styled barbie man is becoming the envy of young girls across america. this video game baim an online sensation. >> this is the first barbie i've purchased. >> reporter: the fruits of 16 years collecting. >> there's 2,000 barbies in this room alone. people walk into my museum, their jaws just drop. >> reporter: even though the rooms of stanley's florida home are lined wall to wall with barbies and memorabilia, he knows each of them by name. and deal when he sees one. >> i got her for, like, four bucks. the lady thought it was a reproduction. i played right along. right along. >> reporter: decked out in outfits to custom planes and convertibles. even for a gal who is used to having it all. this barbie man's dal dols on nothing short of spoiled.

for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> wow.all right, all right. >> let's go. >> we want to tell you about these deals we're kicking off. thank you so much to tory johnson for bringing them, our biggest bargain blowouts. all about great buys for your home without breaking the bank. >> quick reminder, all these deals while supplies last, go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for the promo codes and links to get what you want to buy. you should already be online right now. >> you're so pushy. >> okay, so coffee bean and tea leaf, this is their americana machine and what is amazing about this machine is under one minute you can have a cup of brewed coffee or espresso depending on what your preference is. you only need one machine to do it. >> i'm on it. >> the machine and 80 capsules, regularly $206 slashed by 65%, 72 bucks. >> that's a great deal. thank you. >> let me tell you, 200 bucks is a lot for a coffeemaker. now it is worthwhile. >> all right. so check these out. babycakes. so you can make cake pops or you ca

her terrified call to 911 all caught on tape and abc's linzie janis has the story. >> he's inside theouse. >> he's inside? >> yes. >> he's inside the house. >> reporter: you're hearing the terrified voice of 15-year-old doyin oladipupo as thieves ransack her home and roaming through the very closet she was hiding. >> you still hear him upstairs, just yes or no? >> bring the bucket over here. >> okay, don't talk. >> reporter: alone in the house doyin heard the doorbell ring then the alarm of the home security system. >> living room window, open. >> i took off my shoes because i didn't want him to hear me, and i grabbed this phone right here. >> reporter: fearful but clever doyin showed our reporter how she bolted into her parents' walk-in closet crouching underneath a rack of clothes. seconds later the intruders enter the room. >> bring the bucket over here. >> i can hear him. don't talk. >> i was so scared. i could see them and i thought they were going to see me. >> reporter: the dispatcher had the high school student remain on the line tapping on the phone to answer questions. >> my

abc's linzie janis is here. you spoke with her? >> i did. she said start looking for a husband your freshman year. it might sound like advice from a previous generation, something mothers might have said to their daughters in the '50s and '60s. it's not quite that simple. it's the letter making waves not just on princeton's campus but across the country. because it's filled with advice like this -- "here's what nobody is telling you, find a husband on campus before you graduate." >> at first, i was shocked. i do think there's some truth in what she's saying. >> reporter: susan, the author of the open letter was one of the first females to graduate from the ivy league school. >> it's not easy to get to princeton. i'm just suggesting. take full advantage of it. >> reporter: her missive to women of her alma mater is sparking barrage of snarky headlines on the internet. one reading, princeton grad warns undergraduates to find their husbands now because the rested world is too dumb. >> it was just intended to suggest to these young women who are

linzie janis has details. like she'll follow her mother's footstep, ultra talented parents into the spotlight signing with img, supermodel tyra banks. she can't wait to get started. the announcement making headlines all weekend, 17-year-old ireland baldwin is all grown up and quite literal ready for the camera. 6'2" tall bombshell saying she'll follow in her mother's footsteps signing a modeling contract. ireland shown here towering over her mother recently tweeted i'm blessed, happy and ready to work. until now the young boardty was known for that nasty voice mail left for her father calling her a rude little, well, never mind. that was five years ago and while she may have patched it up with dear old dad she's not forgetting her very fortunate genes from mom. tweeting this to kim basinger on her 59th birthday in december. mom, you still look like you're 17 and it's kind of embarrassing standing next to you. hopefully someday i will adopt your cheekbones and your overall beauty inside and out. ireland is just

>>> muy bien. >>> todos los trajes para jani. >>> este es el final?

hi, jany. >> hi, sue.oney came from me. >> excellent. >> like most regular joes, the vast of my investment is through 401(k). william blair says as employment recovers, more people are eligible for 401(k)s, helping the market. and betsy blair says she is seeing confidence recover. >> where my business is focused, primarily on the coast, is the housing market, people feel more comfortable putting money into their 401(k) and not see a drop into the proverbial black hole. >> but people who were burned in '08-'09 may not recover emotionally. you hear that in their voices. >> happy, but then like people have been saying, you've got to be careful right now. so i think you just have to use common sense. >> my 401(k) is in a money market fund. i'm happy with that. >> what goes up, must come down. >> by the time i'm eligible to draw that money out, i hope it'll be a large guess game but we will see. >> people are trading their personal accounts. schwab saw a jump in january compared to a year ago. etrade saw 6% yea

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doing music, and i just did a movie -- well, not just, but a few years ago, i did a movie called "janietwo chords. >> yeah, i knew an "e" and an "a." >> jimmy: now do you know more than two or all your songs only two chords. >> one chord actually. >> jimmy: one chord only. >> yeah. one chord. >> jimmy: that's all you need really. >> now i use four chords. >> jimmy: that's amazing, that's all you need. >> sometimes i'll go crazy with five. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: slow down, baby! slow down. >> slow down. but, yes, i've been writing and recording. >> jimmy: it's almost like the reverse of justin timberlake. >> exactly, well, yeah, i mean, he's a huge inspiration for that, you know, being a musician and then becoming an actor. it's like crazy. >> jimmy: he did a good job. >> it's nerve racking. but, it's really fun. >> jimmy: when can we hear it? when are we due? >> hopefully in the next month or two, i have some songs coming out. and then i actually have a song that i wrote that's going into a movie that i did called "final girl." >> jimmy: oh, really? so this song will be in the mov

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> we all remember that dreadful day.as march 9, the dow was 6,547, so it's more than doubled since then. >> that's right. just so we keep things in perspective, the last time we hit a near record was in 2007. since then, the housing market chanced. we hit the worst financial crisis since the great depression and our national debt has gone from $9 trillion to $16 trillion. >> that's a buzz kill. >> just keep it all in mind before you go out there and get bullish in the market. you don't want to go crazy. >> one big difference now between where the dow was from then and now is unemployment back then was 4.7%. now it's 7.9%. until that number goes down, a lot of people aren't going to feel like it's a real recovery. >>> airports and sea ports could be hit hard soon due to the budget cuts. air traffic controller also be put on furlough in a month. that could mean fewer flights taking off and landing. the transportation secretary predicts flights to new york, chicago and san francisco could have delays of up to 90 minutes dur

abc's linzie janis is all over this. >> good morning, pretty wild, indeed.se her of bluffing her into getting two vies of his specimen. her story is different. they were in a relationship and wanted to a baby, she said. it may be one of the most bizarre cases of he said/she said ever heard. this man, 44-year-old lane harden says his ex-girlfriend coby duvall stole his dna in order to his his now 2-year-old child. a donation clinic inside this hospital is the scene of the alleged crime. where harden says duvall made a withdrawal without his permission. >> there was a contract in place. clear as day saying who the sperm belongs to and sperm bank let a stranger walk in off the street an take it and get pregnant. >> reporter: hardin is suing duval and the clinic for negligence, fraud and breach of contract and claiming emotional and monetary damages. in a countersuit duval says she not only had his permission but hardin was right by his side at the fertility clinic asking the court to make hardin pay any damages if she loses. hardin says it wasn't for devall but

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: could it be we're not really loving all of the items on mcdonald's menus? the fast food giants are putting foods that have been around for years on the chopping block. first to get sliced, select chicken strips. next, fruit and walnut salads are gone, too. and those angus third pounders, well, they may also be going the way of the mcdlt. the company makes decisions on what to add and what to remove on our menu on a case-by-case basis. but the changes come just as the fast food wars are heating up. mcdonaldland has gotten used to the hamburglar making off with food. but lately, chief rivals burger king and wendy's have been catching up with sales. in january, mcdonald's reported its first sales drop in nine years, after its competition announced an increase. both chains crediting menu changes for the boost. burger king is targeting coffee. >> taste testing our new mild coffee. >> reporter: and new gourmet blends. and wendy's is stressing not just its premium ingredients. >> it's north pacific cod, right on the bag. >> reporter: but premium

linzie janis is here with more. this is kind of incredible. >> reporter: it is.alk about living the dream. this guy is waking up this morning probably feeling like one of his barbie princesses. the attention and glamour of the media all clamoring for a look into his world. this over-the-top shrine to she who is plastic and fantastic is not the barbie dream home you longed for as a child. >> welcome to my barbie collection. >> reporter: it's the real-life home of this grownup. >> barbie's not just for little girls. it's for everybody. >> reporter: the self-styled barbie man is fast becoming the envy of every young girl in america. >> this is where all the dolls are held. >> reporter: after this video profile of 41-year-old stanley became an online sensation. >> this is the first barbie i've purchased. >> reporter: now he's relishing the chance to show off the fruits of 16 years of collecting. >> there's 2,000 barbies in this room alone. people walk into my museum, their jaws just drop. >> reporter: even though the rooms of stanley's florida home are lined wall to

listening to janis joplin.not very well. i was like, why? he came out and he said, uhm, justin's not very well. he is not going to perform to the best of his ability. we were like, why? >> of course i was disappointed because justin was unwell. >> we were like, why? [ laughter ] >> after 30 minutes he returned and finished the schedule. she sounded like adele. >> she did. fans were happy he was back. >>> talk about a real estate deal of a lifetime. >> somebody bought a house and found $30 million worth of art hidden inside. he bought this bungalow on long island in 2007 for $300,000. inside the attic and garage were thousands of paintings, drawings and journals by an obscure armenian american abstract impressionist arthur pinajian. >> recognized right away it was the artwork of one man because the signature was consistent and according to the date, it expanded over 60 years of a man's life. although i had directions to throw this artwork out, i refused to do so. >> some of the pieces have already sold for half

janis dean joins us outside. there were thousands canceled yesterday. >> yes.no quester. what they're calling it. my heart goes out to all the folks who were forecasting in dc because you can tell that a lot of them are hanging their hats today because we got the forecast wrong. what can i tell you? the storm itself is bringing snow flurry activity to the new york area. it's not going to be a big snow event here in new york, but up the coast towards boston, we could get several inches. already reporting one to three inches in and around the boston area. you saw the wind gusts. we're going to see consistent wind gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour all along the coast, all those vulnerable areas, coastal new jersey, connecticut, long island that were hit hard by hurricane sandy, all those natural barriers are gone. so coastal flooding certainly and those winds and the beach erosion is going to continue. so there you have your winter storm advisories. look at those sustained winds. we're talking about 24, 23 along the coast and gusts 40 to 50, even 60 miles per h

. >>> miren qué lindo qu ele dejo mi lugar a jani! >>> alan para bello!

i'll be your tour guide this afternoon. >> steve: janis dean standing right next to the bad girl logoight! >> brian: later i'll tell you that story, steve. >> steve: i'm sure you will. with the stock market's recent rally, we're at historic rise. what should investors do right now to see the biggest returns? stick with their investments or sell? >> brian: let's ask financial expert dave ramsey who is always talking did debt. but this time you're talking about going on the offense. am i correct? >> well, absolutely. you may remember back in 2009 on this show i was begging people to not run out of the stock market 'cause it was diving and everybody was freaking out. i was saying, guys. just ride it out, calm down. remain calm. it turns out maybe i was right. i'll just say i told you so. >> steve: all right. in the lightning round because of limited time due to breaking n we'll go through your five tips. first of all, invest for the long-term. think at least five or ten years, right? >> well, absolutely. march of 2009 was the bottom and we markets 'cause we don't really know what a down

on the first day of march, janis dean is tracking all of it.til spring and we saw that video earlier on of the people on the airplane doing the harlem shake. i need a viral video to happen in the control room. are you ready, guys? harlem shake! wooo! ♪ okay. how was that? was that good enough or did we need more rehearsal time? we need more rehearsal time obviously. i tried. let's take a look at the weather map, shall we? all right. yes. here we go. 19 days officially until spring. winter is almost over. but we're still cold. cold across the country. 24 in minneapolis. 26 in chicago. 29 in kansas city. with the wind chill, what it feels like, the real feels temperatures, it feels much cooler. it will be so cold, it will sink as far south as florida. orlando, 44 overnight. freeze advisories across georgia, atlanta, macon and columbus. extended length of time of below freezing temperatures. satellite rather car imagery, you see where the snow across the ohio river valley and the great lakes and the northwest. and it's going to be a quiet weekend

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abc's linzie janis is here with the latest on that fight. >> reporter: these two women say they will eat kraft's most famous dish because they worry it contains ingredients that are not in the version in europe. this morning, their campaign is drawing nationwide attention. kraft's macaroni & cheese is as well known for its bright orange color as it is for its iconic catchphrase. >> it's the cheesiest! >> reporter: this morning, two women say they want kraft to drop the artificial dyes. that, for decades, has given the dish its signature hue. in a video posted on youtube that has rocketed across the web, food bloggers lisa and vanni say they're fearful of two food colorings, yellows 5 and 6, used by the company. >> yellow number 5 and yellow number 6 specifically are known carcinogens. >> artificial food dyes have been proven to increase hyperactivity in children. >> reporter: the women were concerned about the food colorings after learning kraft doesn't use them in the mac and cheese it sells in europe. the women point to studies linking the dyes to allergies. >> my daughters tried b

. >>> ana estÁ libre, pero jani ni vino. >>> mira. >>> ay, como ha cambiado. >>> quÉ perra mÁs fea...liz no se puede sellar con un simple apretÓn de manos. asÍ que venga para acÁ. >>> me podÍa quedar asi toda la vida. >>> ¿cÓmo dijiste? >>> quÉ buena onda que nos perdonaste, jesÚs. >>> entonces, quÉ uno para todas, y todas para una. ♪ ♪ >>> quÉ hermosura, "porque el amor manda" esta noche a las 8/7 centro por univisiÓn. si tiene un perro como tenemos nosotros vendalo. >>> donelo. >>> recuerde que para ver sus telenovelas favoritas visita u-videos en univisiÓn.com. y quiero que sepa que hoy estÁ el nuevo chiste de bulgarcito con el nuevo chiste de la semana. >>> bien, bulgarcito. >>> paparrines. >>> ¿quÉ pasÓ? >>> ♪ cumpleaÑos feliz te deseamos a ti ♪ cumpleaÑos alan tacher ♪ cumpleaÑos feliz >>> buenos dÍas, "despierta amÉrica." los saludamos desde los Ángeles de la plaza mariachi, para ustedes mucho gusto y aquÍ un pedacito de canciÓn. ♪ quÉ @ ú ú e todo esto? >>> en "despierta amÉrica" hay una fiesta todas las maÑanas, asÍ que no puedo imaginar como celebraran el cumpleaÑos de alan

abc's linzie janis is here with the latest. >> yoga pants scandal really exposing -- >> oh. >> -- seriousriticism today where people saying it should not have let this happen. the company promising to get to the bottom of exactly how it ended up selling the extra skimpy bottoms. there's a chill in the air this morning and it might just blow through those teeny tiny and now see-through yoga pants. lululemon, the maker of high-end yoga gear, is recalling a whole batch of women's bottoms because they're too sheer. >> now, there is a shortage of yoga pants and i know this sounds like a joke but for white people it isn't a joke. >> reporter: customers became furious when they discovered they'd been doing downward dogs and baring all to their fellow yoganistas. some of them taking to the internet to vent. one tweeting i'm speechless. another woman saying "yoga fail." "a girl in my yoga class did not get the lululemon see-through pants memo." >> i took back a pair of pants that were see-through. >> reporter: had you worn them? >> yeah, i had. >> it makes the consumer think am i getting my best b

lindsay janis, abc news, new hampshire. >> frightening. >> what do you do?eneric company saying we are following the formula of the original drug company. we didn't make the drug. approved by the fda why should we be held liable. it is really a tough one. >> the supreme court is split on this. with some of the justices saying we don't know if we want regular people determining whether or not these pills are bad or not so bad. and the other half kind of saying, wait a second it is okay if they're fda approved. that didn't mean they're not dangerous. >> yeah. that's why the supreme court justices have to work this one out. >> there you go. we will be right back. >> annou >>> welcome back, everyone, we are pleased to have one of our favorite guests, the one and only from twit.tv, dick debartolo. he is here with the latest high-tech and low-tech gadgets you want to hear about for your car. good morning, dick. what do we have today? >> fun stuff from audiovox car connection. the gismo goes under the dash, something called the obd, 2 port, most cars since 1996 hav

. >>> en este momento vean cÓmo jani aventarÁ el cojÍn, y lo traerÁ. >>> honey, estÁs lista?s chica sexy. >>> no soy chica sexy, no soy chica ni sexy. tÚ eres chica sexy. >>> asÍ bailan mis sobrinas. >>> no bailes asÍ por dios. >>> asÍ bailan mis sobrinas. >>> pierdes el glamour. >>> no importa. >>> cierren todas las entradas y salidas. >>> quÉ pasÓ? >>> algo horrible, se perdiÓ el sobre con las fotos. >>> no. >>> creo saber quiÉn fue? >>> de la fotos que fue a recoger al loby? >>> sÍ. >>> estaban un poco? >>> sÍ. >>> creo saber quiÉn es. voy al departamento de noticias. >>> dijeron de quiÉn es? >>> son comprometedoras. >>> dicen que es una de uno de nosotros, dÉjenme agarrar aire y color,, cuando se pone pÁlida uno estÁ nerviosauna banda con mÁs trayectoria musical es la banda cuisillos, la de vanidosa. tienen 26 aÑos en la historia, y siguen entre los favoritos del pÚblico vanidosa, vanidosa. >>> quieres seguir hablando y bailando, y poniendote rubor y colorcito, tan bonita. nuestro compaÑero luis sandoval platicÓ con ellos en los Ángeles, y los acompaÑÓ a una clase que pod

janie in orange county, you're on the "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning.ine. >> caller: good. i will be going to georgia to my redneck sister's house. >> stephanie: awesome. >> caller: so my partner and i are flying southwest. i just wondered how you did that. [ laughter ] >> caller: you never know. i have to take notes on these things. >> stephanie: would you like to make out with a horny straight chick, is that what you're saying? >> caller: no, i don't want straight. >> stephanie: good luck to you. to you and your partner. you could be alone and vulnerable, that's when they strike. >> they can smell it. >> almost desperate. desperation. >> stephanie: desperation is a turn-on to some people. only find love in an airport bar in tucson. all right. >> that was a country song, i think. >> stephanie: exactly. the point is mama and the mooks are back! ♪ guess who's back in town ♪ ♪ mama's back, the mooks are back ♪ >> stephanie: and a mookette. ♪ stephanie and the mooks, they were off for a week ♪ ♪ you're all well-rested and ready to play ♪ ♪ your trip with r

host: on twitter -- in pennsylvania, a republican, janie. caller: good morning. i have been listening to what the people have been saying. i think they are right. in the think anything lives of average people is changing. i am sick and tired of them laughing and clapping. it is so artificial. the rich people, corporations, thereby and selling from each other to increase the value of wall street. they succeeded. as far as we are concerned, average people, we cannot afford to do anything. we cannot even buy food. the food prices are foodup. you cannot buy a pound of ground beef for $5. who can afford to feed their kids? [woman laughing] i am really mad. host: are you speaking from personal experience? caller: yes. i am one of those persons who never misses the news. i read newspapers. i watched c-span all the time. mrs. obama is suggesting people go and eat fresh fruits and vegetables. how can we afford to buy an orange for dollar? an orae has been a dollar for fi years. you cannot afford to buy apples or is ke. wall street numbers going up -- it does not mean anyt

. >> steve: speak of coasters, janis dean is coasting through another telecast. >> it's a big day tomorrow here. i'm going to talk like this throughout the whole forecast. i'm going to do a jig as well. let's take a look at your forecast, shall we? for new york city, temperatures around 39 degrees. boston, 40. chicago, 32. and let's see. for boston, they're having their parade actually officially on saint patty's day on sunday. satellite radar imagery, there you go. across the northern plains and upper midwest where we're seeing some snow. a little bit of freezing rain, and then we're going to talk about the potential for a big storm across the midwest. and the northeast into monday and tuesday. so we're going to continue to watch that. we're going to continue to do our irish jig, for all of those celebrating saint patty's day this weekend! woohoo! >> alisyn: wow. you are putting us to shame. that is the most aerobics she's done, i'm guessing n a while. >> that's the most exercise i'm going to have all day. >> brian: she needs cpr. >> steve: well done. >> thank you! >> alisyn: wow. she may

let's go out to janis deans, see what she's cooking up out there. >> cooking? oh, my gosh!ed a fire. it is cold and you know what? here is our spring countdown. you ready for this? drum roll. those are my teeth chattering. six more days until spring arrives. it's coming! oh, my gosh, no one is advancing my map for me! joel, where are you indoors? i need to you advance my maps! there it is! six days until spring. someone please remind the calendar of that. let's take a look at the current temperatures. it certainly doesn't feel like spring out here. 25 in minneapolis. 23 in chicago. 31 in new york. 25 in cleveland. but in phoenix, 62. they're going to be in the 90s today. quick look at your satellite radar imagery. not too much to tell you about right there. we've got some snow showers across the upper midwest and the northeast and the northwest. happy pi day. i can recite pi as well. apple, strawberry, rhubarb, boston cream. blueberry, peach. >> brian: what is pi? 3.14, right? >> that's not the pie i like. >> alisyn: impresssive. you put a lot of research into that. >> than

person on the planet posted pictures, shirt off, headphones on, getting better, he wrote, listening to janisin. though he may want to check the spelling of her name. >> he came out and did the best to his ability and we were really happy. now the hero, after being bashed by furious parents monday when kids on a school night had to wait for just ii iin for nearly hours to take the stage. he said there were technical difficulties. on his birthday, his entourage was turned away from a nightclub because one friend was only 14. he tweeted worst birthday. he has been sporting a gas mask out and about. >> he has been very public on twitter about not being happy the way his week is going. he has had a bit of a twitter temper tantrum and had to remove some of his posts. now his fans urge him from take a break from tweets. getting better. thanks for everyone pulling me through tonight. best fans in the world. figuring out what happened. thanks for the love. some people out there now, you might call them nonbelie bechlt rs who are questioning whether this may be a publicity stunt. his manager says he h

thought it was kelly clarkson, but then she gets this growl thing in here, which reminds you more of a janis be interesting. >> a good competition. >>> what is going on? >> i'm very concerned about him. >> with justin bieber? >> you and i talked about this. we know his mom very well, and she's awesome. she no longer travels with him all the time. and scooter, his manager, no longer goes with him all the time. i think ever since those two influences have been out of his life on a permanent, nonstop basis, he's sowing his wild oats. he's, what, 19 still? >> there was one incident -- >> oh, kevin. >> he walked through shirtless through the airport, and then ended up putting on his shirt before he got on the plane, which is a bit weird. >>> then on tuesday there was some trouble with a neighbor, some conflict to what happened. i get the neighbor committed some sort of battery, and the people from the other camp basically say, no, it had nothing to do with that. >> it's all alleged at this point. >> no charges filed. >> so we don't know what's true. >> yeah. >> you know what? that's a good rule o