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. >> reporter: jesse palmer. >> that's the worst idea ever. >> it doesn't seem that hard. >> you're awfule to do that. texting my mom right now to see if she'll write me a note. ♪ >>> we're back with the "mix", on this wednesday, and facebook has hit a milestone. can you believe it? some 2 billion users. >> dun, dun, dun, dun! >> the first time ever for facebook hitting that marker or any website for that matter. >> who has the most out of those 2 billion users? who has the most followers? >> i'm sure they're 90-year-olds. >> who has the most followers? >> i'm glad you mentioned it. some woman named christine ronaldo. >> candace? >> she's pretty. i like the highlights. she has the most likes. i don't think, i think it's pronounced >> cristiano ronaldo has the most likes on facebook, out of 2 million users, number one, kind of like his ranking in soccer. >> french soccer player? >> number one. moving on, shall we? >> yeah, we should probably. >> cheetos is giving everyone an opportunity to win some money. all you have to do is find some funky-looking cheetos. so it's the strangest cheat ow

here's abc's jesse palmer. >> reporter: diana smith knows that devices and social media can wreak havocout whether or not the phone is going to be their source of entertainment. >> reporter: so she decided to find a way to motivate her students to disconnect from screens and connect with life with a challenge. >> they go without any device, without any screens for the 11 tuesdays of the summer. if they do that, i will give them $100. >> reporter: yep, you heard that right. she promised cold, hard cash out of her own pocket to each eighth and ninth grader who can go 11 tuesdays without a phone, tablet or a tv this summer. that could be a $16,000 payout. one benefit is 14-year-old nicholas who spends four-to-six hours a day online says he's now thinking of strategy on how to stay off. >> giving my phone to my parents. >> reporter: and what he'll do with that tech-free time. >> go running, ride my bike or exercise. >> reporter: his mom is thrilled about the challenge and is planning to go tech-free on tuesdays herself. >> i think it's awesome that he will be able to look up and see what's

. >> reporter: both lara spencer and jesse palmer rehearsing for months. >> i'm going to crush -- no,eady to climb to the top, jesse palmer, french bulldog lover, phenomenal orderer of food with some hall of fame hair. >> look good. feel good. play good. >> reporter: and with such high stakes i got in a little facetime to calm their nerves. >> you know how nervous i am. oh, my goodness. >> i don't want to embarrass myself in front of you. >> in front of me. don't worry. america is watching. i'm nothing. good luck, brother. >> thanks, big dog. we'll see you. >> you got this. >> reporter: jesse taking in serious smack talk backstage from his competition actress wendie malick. >> i better win. >> it's a kind of fruit. >> lara working on her secret weapon. >> that's my game voice. how is it going? good or terrifying? >> reporter: ready to take on her competition nascar driver kyle busch. >> what do you have on your mind right now. >> words. >> reporter: now for the final $100,000 round. we'll find out if our "gma" gamers win contestants the big bucks. ♪ >> now, lara and jesse, we can't gi

abc news reporter jesse palmer is here with more on the red flags it's raising. >> reporter: thanks tohat feature called snap map, not only can you see exactly what your friends are doing, you can also track them down to join the fun. but this morning many parents of younger snapchat users are worried that the sharing has gone too far, putting their kids' privacy at risk. >> this is particularly concerning to parents. snapchat is one of the most popular social networks. >> reporter: how does it work? if you update your snapchat app on your phone, you'll be prompted to either opt in, sharing your location on snap map, or staying ghost mode. so you can see where others are, but they can't see you. according to snapchat, it's impossible to share your locations with someone who isn't your friend. you can even select which friends see you and win ones don't. the map only updates your location when you're actually using the app. still, some parents fear this type of visibility makes their kids vulnerable. >> you as a parent want to know who your children's friends are in snapchat because the

jesse palmer is here with that story. good morning, jess. >> good morning, robin.ine seasons he signed what was then the largest contract for a running back in nfl history. but just a year after his retirement, he found himself drowning in so much financial trouble that he was considering murder. once a star nfl running back for the washington redskins -- >> touchdown. >> reporter: -- clinton portis rushed straight into a $43 million fortune he proudly displayed on "cribs" on nfl network. >> you like the shower. here's a good shower. >> reporter: in a new "sports illustrated" article, portis revealing the life of luxury all came crashing down in 2015 when he filed for bankruptcy of his fury turning on his former business advisers getting so upset he says he was ready to take the life of one of 9 men who he says mismanaged his money. portis went so far as to wait for the man outside a d.c. office building, gun in hand. >> he thought that they had taken away his ability to provide for his family and felt that they were not paying any consequences for that. he felt fo

jesse palmer has more details for us. jesse. >> good morning, robin. >> that's right, the three-time stanley cup winner says he's been fighting severe side effects from a medication he's taking and some are reporting he may be allergic to something in his uniform. a devastating crosscheck to the chicago blackhawks hockey team. >> coming in, hossa scores! >> reporter: this morning, star player marian hossa who has led his team to three stanley cups revealing he will have to sit out the 2017/2018 season because of a debilitating progressive skin disorder saying in a statement, due to the severe side effects associated with those medications, playing hockey is not possible for me. while i'm disappointed, i have to consider the verity of my condition. >> here is hossa. he's got it. >> reporter: the 38-year-old who scored more than 500 goals in his 19 seasons in the nhl not commenting further on the type of skin condition. but some reports this morning suggesting he may be suffering from an allergic reaction to his hockey gear