. >> josh? wake up. >> this is a house we stayed in. >> we don't know if it's even safe to enter. >> this is our hell hole where we sleep at. >> we sleep right here. it's even more stressful when you go and do things that you know you can get in trouble for. >> but you are better off by yourself. >> this is the knife i sleep with. it ain't much of a knife but it will do the job. >> we live in an abandoned building where people have died. i hate living out here. >> in jacksonville, florida, it it is illegal to panhandle, to sleep or camp in public spaces, or to obstruct a sidewalk. >> you can't sleep in the park. you can't sleep on the corner, you can't sleep in the street. you have to stay hidden, which means you know, you're pretty much trespassing. >> at night, young runaways sneak into abandoned buildings or camp in the woods at risk of being attacked by others on the streets or being arrested. >> staying in construction zones, eating at shelters, not staying at the shelters because there's a

by the early evening, she has enough money to buy josh a new $100 guitar. >> i'm sure josh will be excitedtomorrow. >> annie gets a call from josh's mother in bakersfield, california. annie tells her that josh is expected to get out of jail tonight or tomorrow. >> does he know you're coming? >> unlike most runaways, josh stays in contact with his mother, and they get along. >> she said she's on her way up here right now. she made him some nunchakus. and that's why he got arrested was for having those nunchakus. she feels like it's her fault because she made them for him. >> coming up, josh's mother decides to experience her son's life on the streets. >> my first time seeing how he is since he's been on the road. now i'm actually walking in his shoes. you know what i mean? it's involvement in my son's life, interacting, you know. it's important for me to know. ig the kids, brittany. so how much do we owe you? that'll be $973.42. ya know, your rates and fees aren't exactly competitive. who do you think i am, quicken loans? [ spokesman ] when you refinance your mortgage with quicken loans, yo

>> yes, josh, josh, please!osh, josh. >> put your ear next to his mouth. >> he's breathing a little bit. sir, he's not -- he's taking a breath. >> reporter: her husband didn't want to be on camera. he's alive and well. at their meeting, both lifesavers gave each other credit. >> i have never done cpr. i can't tell you today how to do cpr. but i did it that day. >> i'm just happy that mr. stewart is with the family and all together and doing great. i know it's hard. you're doing good. >> josh, josh, josh, baby, please! josh. >> reporter: a life saved. an emotional meeting. an inspiring 911 success story. john muller, abc news, new york. >> unbelievable. do you know how to administer cpr? >> no, but this is why i married a doctor. i should learn how to do it, though. >> what if something happens? we should learn. >> are you feeling all right. >>> coming up here on "gma," the captain of the cincinnati ben-gals cheerleading squad charged with sleeping with one of her students when she was a high school teacher. was

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we have 16-year-old josh kennedy noche.l me what inspired you to put this much mayo in into this project. >> i wanted to give back to a cause. >> have you been back to the orphanage? >> no, ma'am. i have a brother and sister, they're kind of young. my parents want them to grow up a little. maybe next year. >> do you have a financial goal in mind? >> somewhere between $50,000 to $75,000. >> oh, nice! >> if you want to donate to josh's project, you can go to the website josh'syolkaproject.org. >> squirrel wants a snack. >>> this story in australia is a little more supernatural than supermarket. and you're about to see why. i found this video on addalade now. this is your standard supermark supermarket, and he says very strange things have happened. the latest activity was captured on his security camera inside his store. before leaving the store, norm made sure everything in the store was okay. >> at 11:30 that night, made a roll-up, and this flung out and landed on the floor. >> did you see that? all of a sudden -- there's n

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josh? >> okay, robin. >>> now, to the case out of florida that's sparked so much controversy nationwide. the unarmed teen that was shot by a local community watch member. now, trayvon's girlfriend is speaking out about his final moments. matt gutman. good morning, matt. >> reporter: overnight, we learned that the department of justice is taking over this case. investigating it as a possible hate crime. as the fbi begins to gather evidence, abc news has obtained exclusively, the last information about what happened to trayvon martin just before he was killed and the last person to speak with him. seconds before 17-year-old trayvon martin was killed, just yards from his house by george zimmermann, neighborhood watch volunteer, these call logs obtained by abc news, show he was on the phone with a 16-year-old girl. abc news was there exclusively as an attorney for martin's family prodded her late monday, about what she heard that night, as she spoke to martin on his cell phone. >> she said, a m

josh? >> all right, robin. >>> new details about the tragic shooting death of that unarmed teen in florida. prosecutors announced tuesday that a grand jury will hear evidence in the killing of 17-year-old trayvon martin. this is the federal government is also looking at the case. and this morning, we're hearing new details about his final, tragic moments. abc's matt gutman is in sanford, florida, with that. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, josh. we know that trayvon martin in the seconds before his death knee he was being followed, that he was scared. and the man chasing him, george zimmerman uttered something under his breath, which many believe was a racial slur. this morning, as the u.s. justice department begins investigating the death of trayvon martin as a hate crime, sanford police tell abc news, they overlooked what some believe is a racial slur. muttered by george zimmerman to a police dispatcher just seconds before he shot martin. it comes just before this exchange.

you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'd send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiting michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple fa

police never arrested josh powell. josh had been in jail, those children would be safe. boy this hurts. >> it is so tough to look at the video and the anger that everybody experienced. the hand written letter was stapled around the edges and she ask that her husband josh not see it in the letter she said they had been having marital troubles and if she died, it may not be an accident. it said josh threaten tod destroy her if they got they found her blood next to a sofa that was cleaned and life insurance policies totaling woand half million with josh as a beneficiary. all this would be reason enough for a arrest what happened in washington state. and the investigators are saying in utah, the blood evidence found in the former home. utah police are saying there was not enough evidence to arrest josh before he died. and did not rule out murder and kidnapping and a missing person's case. during this interview, charlie disclosed that mommy went camping with them but did not come back home with them and didn't know why. cha

josh? >> we have to believe we have not heard the last from george zimmerman. >> people want to ask him questions, at least. >>> let's turn to the mystery of a 15-year-old cheerleader missing for a week now. she didn't show up to school. police investigating new clues, including pieces of clothing found near her home. >> reporter: police say 15-year-old sierra lamar, seen here in this video obtained by abc news, vanished one week ago this morning, as she walked to her bus stop in this small california town. now, investigators discovering new clues. >> pair of pants and a t-shirt, neatly folded and neatly put inside this bag. >> reporter: police say they are still unclear if the former cheerleader ran away from home or was abducted. sierra's mother told abc news, the last time she saw her daughter was last friday, before leaving for work around 6:00 a.m. police say sierra sent a text message to a friend about an hour later. do you feel that she's in danger? >> yeah. i do. >> reporter: over t

>> well, josh -- josh warms up before the show. i would -- >> do you guys know a like a good '80s song that we could do? something maybe something with animation in it? [ light laughter ] >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> something from 1980 -- 1988? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] that's not good. ♪ >> if you -- and feel free to sing along. do you know this? ♪ we're talking away i don't know what i'm to say i'll say it anyway today's another day ♪ ♪ to find you shying away i'll be coming for your love okay ♪ ♪ take on me take on me take me on ♪ ♪ take on me i'll be gone in a day or two ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right now! my thanks to andrew rannells, josh gad! go see "book of mormon" on broadway. more "late night" after the break. stick around y'all! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ take on me i'll be gone in a day or two ♪ i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... still doing a li

josh? >> thank you, ginger. those rains are moving east. and sam will have more on that in moments. >>> now, to the latest on the powerful earthquake that struck tuesday in mexico. the 7.4 quake, damaging hundreds of homes, sent panicked residents fleeing into streets. it was 100 miles off the beach resort of acapulco. thousands are in the quake zone, including president obama's daughter. ryan owens has the latest. >> reporter: malia, the obamas oldest daughter is here in mexico on a school trip. the white house says she is just fine. but this very powerful quake rattled a lot of nerves here, especially in mexico city. one of the most densely populated urban areas on planet earth. ten aftershocks have hit this region of more than 20 million people. already rattled by tuesday's massive tremor. which sent hundreds of thousands running into the streets. >> translator: it sounded like thunder. we tried to stay calm and not trample each other. >> reporter: watch as this surveillance video shows

. >> josh, is this a time to get in or a warning sign to get out? >> we've been studiously avoiding anything with a high china bend, iron ore, coal -- >> why? >> we don't like the cyclical picture from a global perspective, but we want to be in stocks. so, i think this is a great opportunity to look at stocks that are not related and do your buying there. so, for instance, overweight things like financials, we're overweight health care. you really don't have a lot of exposure to economically sensitive stuff because we're just not convinced. and the china stuff this morning, when you hear about growth rates slowing, when you hear about iron ore shipments flattening out, we have to ask yourself, do i really want to pay eight times earnings for a heavily cyclical stock when i might be able to get it at seven times earnings? >> byron was on earlier said and they're transitioning to a more consumer-driven economy and there will be bumps, but there's still growth. what do you think? >> i'll probably short everything, so josh and i will have a caucus after

what do you make of that, josh? >> hoo ray. >> exactly.till a long way to go. >> it looked like it was kind of snapping a down trend. was that a three-month chart? >> i think it up again. that's a year-to-date chart. about three months. >> this might be overly hated or overly shorted. i can't get excited to the long side knowing what i do about where the installed user base is going. >> maybe it's just a short-term trade. >> there's been so many of these 7% spikes and then if you get suckered into them because truthfully this is the ultimate melting iceberg. >> i am a blackberry user. i do not use apple products. the dow above 13 k, the yield on the 10-year of course the big story of the week it's up 15%. so let's get straight to the trading floors. bob pisani is at the nyse. rick santelli is in chicago. and you've been all over our screens today, bob, talking about the reallocation trade that is finally occurring. >> well, i don't want to make too much of it. something has changed. when you get bond yields of 14% and cyclical end of the s

josh? >> what happened to winter? >> we'll be talking about this for years and years and years. >> i bet. >> no wakeup call. >> geez, all right. thanks, sam. >>> now to duchess kate, a big day ahead for the young royal. making her first public speech. we've not heard much from her since she and william got engaged. all that changes today. abc's nick watt, of course, has the latest from london. do tell, nick. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, robin. we were on tender hooks over here this morning. because our beautiful young princess, our living doll, a royal for nearly a year now, we'll hear her speak for the first time in about 20 minutes. and the reason for those tender hooks? we just want to know what she sounds like. >> thank you for inviting me. >> i'm only sorry william is not here today. >> yeah, i barely noticed, butky stair at kate who has shown these past few dates, she can play field hockey. and use an iron. i don't think prince charles has ever seen one before. her challenge today, sounds posh enough

braden, josh powell then cowardly committed suicide. still missing. her whereabouts, we haven't solved that yet and what happened to her. we still need to work on that. >> utah police stand by their actions, saying there was not enough evidence to arrest josh before his death. but have not ruled out murder and kidnapping and what they still call a missing person's case. patti ann. >> patti ann: thank you. >> gregg: today protesters in florida marched in support of trayvon martin. he is the teen-ager allegedly killed late last month. we know he was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. the question is was it a homicide? was it a murder? the protesters are furious that george zimmerman hasn't been arrested. the national media caught wind of the story, it sparked a national outcrime now there is some question as to whether the media is getting caught up in all the emotion. author journalist and fox news contributor liz trotta joins me with more. >> good afternoon. the you've missile, the media reached conclusions with no facts. watchin

josh is back.ou've been following us all along, josh. >> really, following this for well over a decade now. when he entered the league in 1998. he was thought to be the can't-miss kid. if he is to continue a single career, it will be somewhere other than indianapolis. >> are you both happy? >> we're good. we're good. we're going to talk tomorrow. do it the right way tomorrow. >> everything's okay though? >> yeah, we're good. >> reporter: peyton manning on what seems his final night as an indianapolis colt. >> clearly, they have turned a chapter, and they're obviously going to rebuild it with a new quarterback going forward. that was tough on peyton, no question about it. >> reporter: drafted in 1998, manning had started all 208 games to start his singular career. never missing a single game until being injured in the 2011 preseason. he would miss the entire season to come. undergoing multiple neck surgeries. and without him, the colts limped to a 2-14 year, bad enough to earn the first pick in the

. >> josh is a college student who is working hard to pay for tuition. and tapping his way to success. >> are you going to spend green on st. patrick's day? what retailers are doing to get you to spend more. >>> right now welcome back. looking for signs of the spring. retailers hoping you're going to rake in the green. >> a new report says people will spend anywhere more than $4.5 billion for st. patrick's day. >> billion? >> billion. it's a lot. st. patrick's day doesn't even rank though among top holidays when it comes to retail shopping. however, federation finds more than half of americans will celebrate this year spending about $35 per person. spts day is -- st. patrick's is march 17th. >>> a penn state student is tap dancing for tuition every weekend. josh johnson travels five hours to new york city to perform. >> he's raising money for the second semester of his sophomore year. josh has a scholarship and loans at penn state where he's studying business but needs to come up with about $6,000 a year. on top of that josh's mother lives in a shelter a

if josh would have been in jail, the children would be safe. >> reporter: josh told utah police susananished december 6th, 2009, the same night he claimed he took the couple's children camping in a snowstorm. we now know police found a generator, tarp and a generator inside the r car. inside the couple's home, investigators found susan's blood and two fans were set up and blowing on to the living room sofa. >> it wasn't impossible for them to go forward, but it would have been a lot more solid with the body. >> yep, that's seaweed. >> reporter: weeks after susan disappeared, powell moved with his children to washington state, where police there say they waited for the call to arrest him. >> there's direct evidence. there's motive, everything but the body. >> reporter: susan's body was never discovered and he was never charged with murder. investigators have always defended the handling of their case and won't go into details about the latest developments. >> i'm not going to address any specific questions in relation to what has been released today. >> reporter: the search warrants we

i'm jelly. >> i just heard josh, is that rae dawn chong?ogether at the end. >> they did a great job. they do a lot of improv. the script seduced me. this is the sweetest, funniest -- story. and when i saw who was cast as the sons, i mean, i just thought, that's brilliant. >> you're perfect in it. it's a believable family. forgive me. the young woman who plays your daughter-in-law. >> judy greer. so happy she is involved. >> doesn't your real daughter have a birthday. >> tomorrow. how did you know that? >> i know all. i know that lara and josh threw a party at your table tennis -- >> spin. we're going to do a ping-pong nation. it's going to be everywhere. you want it to be in schools. >> we have 40 schools in new york. we have tables in 35 of them with instructors twice a week. there's a middle school league. it's good for kids. crosses across size and gender. >> let's go over and play. you're passionate about it. i'm going the take off my shoes. i'm serious about this. the shoes are being kicked off. a little disadvantage on heels. >> i'm t

i think this is, you look at what's been working as josh said. you look at financials, technology is work. i disagree with josh on small caps, because small caps have been leading the market higher. they're up almost 14%. so i don't know if this is a commodities trade. if it was a commodities trade, you'd have a -- >> you would have the steel names, the coal names. would be rising here as well. >> you had walters preannounce. that's the coal space and steel space down. i think you have to look at it as a duality, there's a bernanke market and the china market. maybe that's what people are getting caught up. you can still buy the gold names based on bernanke. obviously the negativity we're hearing through the coal space, the steel space, that plays into the china softness. >> can i get to josh. he's the one guy who heard bernanke say new qe3 today. >> i heard the accommodative policy beatings will continue until morale improves. i think that's a function of him saying yes, the jobs picture is good, but it might be ill usry, it might not last and i

josh, over here, the margaritas.ank you. >> an low sodium v-8 here. lit a it will add a lot of veggies. we're going to mix that up. the shell is a theet part of the recipe. you could have a or the tee kra. we put the tacos in jicama. it's a no carb taco. >> i want to talk. you have a new restaurant and a new cookbook coming out. >> a new restaurant in atlanta, the first week. cooking channel premier, reinventing the meal, april 1st. cookbook next spring. and we're making tacos on "good morning america" with josh elliott. >> you have the mango sorbet. save me some taco. april 1st, get the taco recipe right now, goodmorningamerica.com >>> this is like his fourth one, i think, already. it's so delicious. >> i'm a big believer in blais. >> we have a big week ahead. tiger woods, ashley judd, the muppets. all the dish, the morning after "the bachelor" finale. >> we thank you for watching. online, gam goodmorningamerica. on yahoo!. have a great week end, everybody. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morni

josh's mother lives in a shelter. and he hasn't heard from his father in years.ew york, he crashes on a friend's couch and does his homework on a small desk. on a good day he can make $250. so, you never doubt whether you can pull this off? >> no. no, because it's usually someone else doubting me. and that's all i need. i guarantee i'm going to prove you wrong. >> reporter: he knows the subway lines so well he can anticipate every sharp turn. well, almost every one. have you ever fallen on your face? >> oh, yeah. me and the floor have met a couple of times. but it's cool. >> reporter: when you've found yourself with your face on the floor of the subway, have you ever thought to yourself, i'm quitting? >> no. >> reporter: this man is tenacious and audacious. >> i'm not sure if i'm running for president or just going to be a mayor or the pope. i'm not sure. but it's going to be my plan. >> reporter: whatever it is, you have my vote. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and he loves college so much, josh tells us he isn't going to stop there. here's his to-do list. to

her husband, josh, was a person of interest, but was never charged.s children all died when he set his washington state home on fire back in february. now a prosecutor in washington says there was enough evidence in his opinion, to charge him with susan's murder. anna is live in our new york city news room. what did you find? >> top story to relive. gruesome evidence from unsealed files brought to light friday have authorities in washington state and utah at odds over how the disappearance of soup powell should have been handled. authorities found a handwritten will saying she didn't trust her husband and if she died, it may not be an accident. her blood was found on the floor next to a sofa that appeared to be recently cleaned and life insurance policies totaling 1 1/2 million dollars with josh the beneficiary. josh powell always maintained his innocence, but a washington state prosecutor says this would have been enough to lock him up in his state. >> i read enough to say that there is direct evidence in here, there is circumstantial evidence in her