thank you, lara. get back to you. >>> and hey, there, birthday girl. >> hey. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, so much. good morning, to everyone. it's milder out. i'm happy. as much as i love reporting on extreme cold, i don't know if i love living in it. storm damage from oregon. a violent weekend we had in the pacific northwest. 85-mile-per-hour gusts. one of the top ones in sochlt mountains. this is from hood river, oregon. the tree right on the house. it will be a lot calmer. i wanted to tell you the forecast. the forecast for today and through the week going to be much, much better. portland, 52. redding, a bunch of people tweeted me. we got a little rain. you got 0.7 inches. it was very, very little. or 0.07. anything is good because the drought is so intense. in the south, nothing like that. my friends in new orleans, two to three inches. in the red zone. pensacola and some rain. >> this weather report brought to you by royal caribbean international. >> happy birthday. >> oh, that's so nice, jo

lara. this is the latest chapter in a tense and really tragic standoff. kenneth bae, an american, christian missionary arrested in late 2012 and convicted in north korea of leading a christian plot to topple the north korean government. they sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor. today that strange and slightly ominous scene. bae let out in prisoner grays, prisoner 103 and said he sinned against north korea saying he is sorry he couldn't be with his grandmother. it's her birthday today. his daughter's birthday tomorrow. and said maybe he could be a bridge between north korea and the west. the bottom line in this strange scene, kenneth bae has become a bargaining chip in the tense relationship between north korea and the u.s. over north korea's nuclear program. the american government has said that he should be released on humanitarian grounds but kenneth bae's family said the obama administration just isn't doing enough to set him free. lara. >> thank you very much, terry. >> he looks to

i found a laura, but laura has something to say to lara. >> lara, in to you. >> thank you so much, laurat what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." we have the latest for you on justin bieber under arrest for drag racing in florida and a dui. >>> lindsey vonn is opening up about her insecurities off the slopes and her concerns about "skinny-fat." we'll explain. >>> then two sisters, melanie and melissa, are getting the final touches in our glam van. our glam squads are giving them mega-makeovers all on the way from new jersey to new york. they're getting it done. they're looking good. it's coming up live on "good morning america." >> don't take the tunnel. >> don't take the tunnels coming up on "good morning america." tunn >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to by new, fast-acting advil. nothing is faster. ♪ l. nothing is faster. ♪ how do you eat your eggo? ♪ you can start with the syrup, pour it on top, maybe not ♪ ♪ apple chunks and cinnamon and honey if you got ♪ ♪ bring on the chocolate spread ♪ ♪ somethin' green, somethin' blue, somethin' orange, somethin' red ♪ ♪ ham and egg, tom

lara and ginger. >> we saved it. >> six stories high above super bowl boulevard, but not for long, lara how are the awards looking? scores? >> you stuck the landing. that is the most important thing. you both stuck the landing. >> and never ever stopped holding hands. >> you look so good. you had great form, straight up. >> thank you. we are the sliding sisters. >> yes, you are. okay, ginger, give us some good news. is it warming up out there. >> it is. today is still very chilly. i've got to tell you i have a little friend russell wilson but i also found this little friend, the cutest seahawks fan i'm pretty sure ever, ayana. what do you want to say, go -- >> seattle. >> seahawks. she's got -- oh, my goodness of we have to get straight to the weather forecast. to give you an idea of what's happened, almost 9 inches in parts of virginia. that's a picture of virginia beach. hardly looks like it, that's for sure. what about the southwest? they are going to have a peak warm-up, albuquerque there at 66 but by the weekend you'll drop off into the 40s after that front goes through. some immed

welcome back to lara. nice flight home. >> mm-hmm. >> thank you. easy flight home and so happy to be here. >> excellent. >>> in the news right now. keeping our eye on a whole now weather system. i want to make sure i get this one right. saskatchewan screamer. i'm getting coached by the people if the control room. >> we've got some canadian help upstairs. >> where does the name come from? >> it starts in saskatchewan and screams across. we're pretty deliberate as meteorologists. >> i see the subtlety and the nuance of that. >> i'm sure you'll share much more on that coming up. >>> but also, we're going to tell you what beyonce is saying overnight. the superstar going public with a demand for change. pressing that women get their fair share, equal pay, equal respect. >> she's speaking out. >>> we'll talk about that but that fatal shooting at a florida movie theater. retired cop now charged with second-degree murder after shooting a fellow moviegoer who was texting during the previews. abc's steve osunsami is on the scene just outside tampa. good morn

lara -- >> yeah, thank you. i love it.s morning we begin with this, she has been embraced by the hollywood community and lena dunham is proving she is a darling in the fashion world. the creator of "girls" that prides herself on her individuality and real woman look graces the cover of "vogue's" february edition and ditching her usual dreads and favor of prada and dolce and ga ban that. her real-life doggie lambie. anna wintour dubbed her the perfect cover girl saying "she charts her own path which makes her an inspiring role model." >> she looks so good and her show written, directed, everything, lena dunham. >> we talked about air brushing. my guess is she would say don't touch that. you know, that's a great message to send. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, the westminster dog show been around for 138 years and for the first time, the doggie doors are opening to mixed breeds. i'm so proud. granted they're only admitted to compete in the new agility competition, i personally think it's because the fancy pure breeds ar

thank you. >> lara?> if you're one of the millions or hundreds of millions of americans starting a resolution, whether your goal is to lose weight, to eat better, to exercise more, abc's health editor dr. richard besser is here to help with five easy ways to make 2014 the best year yet in your life. >> that's right. >> let's start by talking about resolutions and how to pick a good one. >> yeah, i mean that's where a lot of people make the big mistake. they choose something that is so impossible to do that they're never going to succeed. so you want to pick something you really care about, all right, so you want to pick something you can live with, so, you know, it has to be something that is doable in your life and then you want to tell people about it because that will help keep your feet to the fire when it gets a little tough. those three things -- >> i never -- >> i know, because -- >> in case i don't do it. >> next week i might blow it. >> i think that's smart to have someone watching you. >> your

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the woman of the hour, jessica simpson, over there with lara. lara. >> thank you so much, robin. part of "gma's" sexiest star secrets to reveal how they are looking and feeling their best and you certainly do. good morning to you, jessica. >> good morning. >> congratulations on the birth of your snuggle bug as you called him. >> he is my snuggle bug. >> little ace. >> he six months but he's -- he is definitely wearing about ten months clothing. >> that's a tall guy. >> yeah, he's definitely -- both of my kids are really tall which i'm going to just be looking up to my entire family. >> that's a beautiful thing. tall and healthy, most important. how is big sister maxwell having to share? >> she is really good. she's really good at taking care of him and helping me with the bottle and she has her baby dolls now so we have all kinds of cabbage patch kids and baby dolls she changes diapers when i change diapers. she's very helpful actually for only being 20 months. >> yeah. they are very close in age. just over a year. >> yes. 14 months. >> wow. >> i know. >> it's been -- it's been a

lara? >> if you're one of the millions americans starting a resolution, whether your goal is to lose weight, exercise more, eat better, dr. richard besser is here to help with five easy ways to make 2014 the best year yet in your life. >> that's right. >> let's start by talking about resolutions and how to pick a good one. >> they choose something that's so impossible to do that they're never going to succeed. you want to pick something that you really care about and something that you can live with, so it has to be something that's doable in your life and then you want to tell people about it. those three things -- >> i never want to tell anybody. in case i don't do it. i think that's smart to have somebody watching you. >> yeah, you don't have to tell everybody, but tell somebody. >> keep your goal -- you know, be real. >> that's right. >> so, the five simple things to improve your health. the first addresses the first resolution, is losing weight. >> losing weight, everybody wants to los

lara, what do you have? >> at least a million. >> george. >> oh, i don't know. >> no?llion, 15 million. >> oh, really. or lira. we'll see what happens. >> we'll see. 10, 15. >> ah. >> harley. >> that's true. we'll find out. >> we will. probably coming up but let's get some weather from ginger. >> and the smiling faces have taken over times square here. i want to say good morning to this young man from fresno. what's your name? >> dave. >> and dave and i were talking about the drought not so good in california. but can i show you an update to the picture we showed you earlier. look at that, you would see the freedom tower, just the very top of that. that fog rolling in almost looks like san francisco city than new york city, but wabc giving us that beautiful shot this morning. please take extra time. fog big time from the carolinas all the way up into the mid-atlantic and northeast and look at this, the cooling i promised you. how much cooler? not terrible. closer to average in a lot of places. new york city drops to 38 in the next couple of days, a lot of folks, pittsb

all she does is write letters to him and causes stress. >> officer lara believes jealousy drove haywoodattack. >> she started making these allegations, you want to take my man, you want to take my man. no, erica, i told her. >> erica's erratic behavior ordered them to take tests. the results were she's mentally competent. >> she tries to be the victim all the time, she says oh, they did this to me. i believe erica is not one of those, she's just one of those mean people. she's not mental. she's just mean. >> haywood has continued her campaign against staff, using the only weapons she has left. >> well, when i protest because they were not picking my trash up, they weren't picking my trays up, i threw some bodily fluids and things, bodily products. >> she starting gassing officer. basically, you take your urine and feces, and mix it up and let it sit in a little cup for a couple of days. and when the officers come to get her tray out she throws it out. as far as these inmates go, we don't know what kind of disease they have, and all that bodily fluid carries. >> haywood's latest actions

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the los angeles times reported that lara plans legislation to allow people here illegally to get cover. federal law bars conch for undocumented immigrants, but lara is hes he will look at other options including medical. >>> the state health officials launch a website yesterday that has information on 30,000 products. cosmetics do not undergo the same rigorous testing as drugs, but many ingredients are linked to cancer. to reach the new database go to our website ktvu.com. >>> electric rates will go up for most customers in california under a plan that state regulators are considering. chronicle reports that they would charge different rates. the idea is to have people conserve energy in the afternoon when the demonstrate is greatest. customers could still choose a flat rate, but that rate would also rise. the cpuc is expected to vote on the plan later this year. it could take full effect by 2018. >>> luxury retailer neiman marcus is sending letters to customers that the store believes were affected by a security breach. the dallas-based company confirmed the breach today saying thieve

lara?> great advice, alex, thank you. >>> we turn to the latest on the olympic torch and the marathon journey. now in a very violent part of russia, still reeling from recent terrorist attacks. brian ross is here with the latest on the security alerts surrounding the winter games. good morning to you, brian. >> reporter: british security firms have concluded a terror attack is likely before or during the olympics, according to a stark new assessment reported by the bbc. all is this as the russians continue to insist they don't need any help but have the situation in hand. this morning, the olympic torch relay continued across russia and moved into potentially dangerous territory. dagestan, home base for the terrorist group that declared war against russia and the nearby winter games. but russian officials maintain there is no danger. >> it's a wonderful place for olympics, first. secondly, it's not close to the war zone. there is no war zone in russia. >> reporter: but with a week and a hal

i hope lara is watching this next story. a woman says she purchased this painting at a flea market, $7. a painting that was painted by the great renoir. the museum saying it was stolen from its collection wants it back. there's a tug-of-war. who should get it? abc's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: a lucky find? or a stolen treasure? this morning, that's the question for a federal judge, with a one-of-a-kind renoir painting. at the center of an intense legal battle. the tiny work of art, the size of a napkin, is an 1879 landscape called on the shore of the seine. a virginia woman says it is hers. she bought it in a flea market in 2009, for just $7. the baltimore museum of art says that price was a real steal. that's because they claim the painting was actually stolen in 1951. and they want it back, now that it's resurfaced. the fbi seized the painting until a judge determines the rightful owner. in court papers filed this week, the museum produced a list of evidence it says proves the renoir was stolen, including a 60-year-old poli

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. >>> and super bowl 50 will be in santa collar lara two years fro.ight now all of the festivities are taking place in manhattan, but the game is played about 25 miles away in new jersey. in 2016, a similar situation will take place here. the ceo of the super bowl host committee says there's a lot to learn including how to factor in security, traffic, and hotel rooms. and the super bowl doesn't stop when the play pauses, many people will be interested in the commercials as well. >> advertisers are spending record amounts of money, almost double from last year. >> the biggest game of the year. companies having some of the most creditive, talked about, and expensive ads. again this year, doritos created the crash the super bowl competition where ads are submitted by advertising rook s rookies. winners air during the game. a clever approach that gets everyone's attention. >> any buzz and publicity you can get, isn't that the point? so to hype up your spot is great. >> at $4 million for a super bowl special this year, they're doing everything that can, wh

trinidad lara, who goes by trino, is serving 90 days for a parole violation.is day neither is certain which one of them is the father. >> i remember talking to her on the phone, and she told me that she was pregnant, and she was going to have an abortion. i go, you didn't tell me you were pregnant, and now you're going to have the kid because i wouldn't want anything to do with you if you had an abortion. in the meantime, she also found somebody else. >> i claimed the kid really right because when i got her, she was with this other cat. you know, and like i kind of snatched her from him. you know, we were together while she was still with him, and there was some snake [ bleep ] really like -- my part. whatever, right? >> despite the men's uncertainty, mcbride says the father is jacob cowin. >> were you with trino when you met jake? come on. there's something going on there. tell me. >> yeah. but trino was in jail. he had gotten in a car crash and he like lost his memory or something, and like he didn't remember who i was. >> i was in a high-speed chase and i c

as lara logan reported in the fall of 2009, goto not only got into the country; he was first in line for a lifesaving liver transplant. [haunting wooden flute music] >> this is the godfather, tadamasa goto, at a rarely seen ritual of the yakuza. filmed by the mobsters for their own private viewing, the top bosses are gathered to pay homage at an ancient succession ceremony. the event's steeped in tradition. what does it mean in japan to be a yakuza? >> [speaking japanese] >> to be a yakuza in japan is to live an unalterable way of life. it's not an occupation. it's to follow and explore the lives of the samurai, the code of the samurai. >> this man is a yakuza boss, a rival of goto's, who only agreed to an interview if we masked his identity. how do you recognize a yakuza? how do you know if someone is a yakuza? >> it's the smell. >> it's the smell? >> yes. >> what kind of smell? >> the smell of another beast. >> when you join the yakuza, they become your family. >> no american knows more about the inner workings of the yakuza than jake adelstein. he spent years in tokyo, investigati

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getting a little head massage. >> thank you, lara. >> good.rom laura linney revealing that she gave birth to her first child earlier this month at the age of 49. remarkably her pregnant never became public. i don't think you can pull that off in our line of work. >> this is a little concentrated weight gain. when you likely have splaining to do which is right around the time linney stopped making public appearances. her down time was to get ready to deliver. for laughs and cry out loud seasons sheaf the no nonsense bomb battling terminal cancer on showtime's "the big c." >> you know the chemo is not a cure. >> reporter: and now in an unexpected plot twist right out of hollywood after nine months of keeping her latest role a secret 49-year-olds laura linney has revealed she's now a mother in real life. >> laura linney gave birth to a very healthy baby boy on the 8th of january. >> reporter: this is her first child with her husband of three years. despite their life in the limelight for the entire term of her pregnancy linney managed to keep it

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>> it's going great, lara. elizabeth vargas, welcome home, elizabeth. welcome home. we are down here at give kids the world village. it is a place, a magical place where kids are battling life-threatening illnesses can come and with their families just be kids for a week. it was also the work of over 40,000 volunteer hours and so many of these wonderful volunteers from walt disney world, i know, emeril, you're here and i know of all the stories that we heard, there's one here that really touched you. >> absolutely, my friend. i'm so inspired being here. it's unbelievable. but i got to tell you a story of a man i met. his name is brad, and he came with his son noah here who is struggling with an illness and brad is from winnipeg, canada, and he was so inspired with his family experience here at this place, that he moved to kissimmee. >> it's amazing. >> moved to kissimmee, and that, my friend, is what this place is all about. >> seriously, you guys, for all of us here at "good morning america," we're really look

lara, here you go. lara, right here. i don't want you to block.> box. >> snow. >> birthday cake. >> birthday cake. >> a food phrase. >> icing on the cake. >> all right. come on, come on. >> ho, ho. >> ginger, you can do this. come on, ginger. come on. come on. >> okay. >> go. >> egg. >> cookies. >> dot. >> potato. >> potato. >> hot potato. >> yes. >> all right. all right. >> coming back for one. >> george. stand over here. >> please -- >> this is you right there. >> are you going to break the tie? >> 15 seconds. go. >> a week. calendar. what is that? once a week. is that fire. >> come on. >> i love you. >> stand back. >> what is that? >> it is salad days. >> hey, wait. everybody, can we get a close p close-up? >> that's days. there's a turnip. >> is that a volleyball? >> how do you write salad days? >> come on. robin, you're not -- robin, you're next. >> yeah, baby. >> all right. >> oh, okay. okay. give me -- >> can we all guess? >> yes. >> whoever guesses first. >> okay. ready. >> go, go. >> 15 seconds. >> pie. pie. >> pizza. >> easy as pie. >> o

>> yeah, lara, i'm right out here outside and we have a great crowd.se first because here's a good look at the radar, and we do also want to talk about our warm hearts and warm coats drive. ten days left. do weather here. yes, do burlington. ten days left to donate gently worn coats. to any burlington store. when you do, you got to take a picture of yourself because you'll get here on "gma." use the #warmcoats. like ross in huntsville. he purchased and donated five coats to burlington. he's honoring his grandfather who used to do the same thing. he would do ten coats a year and he is donating in his grandfather's name. so nice. go to goodmorningamerica.com/yahoo! to find out how you can help and now we can get to the weather. to give you an idea of what's happening this morning here across parts of the northeast, we are going to see not only that light snow in some areas and some freezing rain in the mid-atlantic turn to all rain and some potential for flooding. there are flood watches for the weekend, so something to note if you have travel plans espe

. >> taking selfies, life is good, lara. they're making their way towards the studio right now.ctures on instagram, but here they are right now live john, bob and dave. >> take a look who else we have here? >> whoa. nice! >> two-time super bowl champion, eli manning. >> whoo! >> touchdown! touchdown. >> eli, it's great to have you. of course, we saw your big brother peyton getting ready for looking for a second championship himself so you guys can be two apiece at the dinner table. >> that's right. i'll be rooting for him hard. >> fair is fair. >> sticking around, eli, to give his thoughts on the game and a cause near and dear to his heart. we'll talk to you in just a little bit. >> thanks for being such a good sport. you guys in the commercial break taking pictures with them, selfies with them and everything. leave the guy alone. he's off the clock. thanks, eli. >> so excited to have those guys and eli, welcome, everybody. >>> we'll also talk about the diet experiment that has a lot of people talking, twin brothers trying two very different ways to eat. one stopped eating sugar

state senator ricardo lara plans to introduce legislation. but federal prevents people who are not legal residents to get coverage under the affordable care act. he is looking for other options. >>> a new pricing prosew sal could boost your electric bill. they are talking about pegging electricity prices to the time of day. that would include during peak demand hours. users could opt for a flat rate, but if you do, people who use the least electricity would have to use more. >>> a new online data base helps consumers figure out if their makeup contains harmful chemicals. you can search by makeup brand or type. the director of california's public health department says the items listed have not been extensively tested for safety. the data base is to pressure the manufacturers to use safer ingredients. you can find the site on kpix.com. click on links and numbers. >>> well today, the bay area saw a few showers and the sierra got some new snow. >> a rain dance might have helped. >> reporter: the more they chanted, the eagle wing triable performe

compare that i wanted you to compare the controversy over lara logan's now discredited sixty minutes report and the problems you had if your national guard service report on well joy landed there but i want to make it very clear i don't want to add to c.b.s. news these problems are a local problem i know what if he was like to be in the vortex of those kind of controversies and i'm pulling for everybody at c.b.s. news. firstly and of all my life there is a great difference between their situation this is the one you mentioned and what we do with the bush national guard story let's see clearly when our story our story was true you could argue in play you did that we reached that truth through a flawed process and there were plenty of people that they knew the story was true but they couldn't stand it so they had to make it out to be false that's what happened was he think our story was true did george bush's father use influence to keep him from going to be a nom getting him into national guard yes that's true. george w. bush there's no joint saying there's did he disappear from his n

there's been two deaths in marin and santa lara -- clara county. fly death -- flu death in sonoma was 23-year-old matthew walker. he went to the hospital right after christmas suffering from flu symptoms. he died on wednesday. coworkers say walker was well- liked and a dedicated employee and appeared healthy. >> that just shows you better get your shot. if it takes out someone as strong and healthy as matt. good-bye. you have to take precautions. >> while it appears flu cases are up,th is experts don't expect the are you in the peak until february or march. >> bay area hospitals are seeing a jump in patients. some in serious conditions. john is live in oakland why --

lara logan had a full year to vet her primary witness and it did not happen. people say this and they say, can i trust what i'm saying? then they look at the messenger, i can't trust maybe the message or the messenger. that's a trend we saw in 2013, more opinions leading to more mistrust. >> right. and i agree with you that "60 minutes" being a franchised representation, that kind of high profile mistake gets noticed a lot more. >> sure. now, in your media column you offered a bunch of predictions. i want to get the videotape in case you're wrong. you said this in 2014 chuck todd replacing david gregory at meet the press. of course, nbc recently signing david gregory to a new contract, not recently, but not that long ago. are you saying you wish chuck todd will get the job or you think that he might? >> i think "meet the press" is now at a 20-year low in terms of the demo. i think it constantly trail face the nation. with all the cuts that is being talked about in terms of washington, that show may be cut altogether is what i'm hearing. joe scarbourough, maybe

jose lara helped them escape, tonight he is learning more about what he can do as a downtown resident to protect himself from an arsonist. don gagliardi is part of the 13th street neighborhood guard. he believes the arsonist started eight fires this week. >> hopefully this person realizes that folks are after them and stops doing this, because it is absolutely outrageous. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from a camera set up across the street from today's fire, and you can see a man walking back and forth four times before the fire. police want to talk to him. >> these fires have targeted san jose residents in the darkest hours of the night when they are most vulnerable. >> reporter: san jose police will focus on the downtown area tomorrow night, but tonight, residents will go door-to-door passing out the suspect's sketch and the smoke detectors. >> one fire is one fire too many. and it is clear this is a guy who intends to do harm. and we have to do everything we can for protect each other. >> reporter: the firefighters' union is offering a $10,000 reward. abc 7 news. >>> and

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robin, george, josh, lara all off.gma," we're going to show you incredible transformations. we love this. each of these women lost at least 130 pounds. and this morning, they're going to reveal their stunning weight loss. >> no better way to start the year. >> exactly. >>> so many high-end designers are making clothing for kids. this morning, we're going to tell you how you can dress your children in those designer duds without spending the big bucks. >> all right. >>> by the way, we want to say thanks to our friends at "the taste." i was eating so much, i didn't get to tell everybody that the season premiere of the show is tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central here on abc. don't miss it. i still have truffles. story about that. >> yeah. >> david gets the dry shampoo. >> i draw shampoo. truffles. >> save us. >>> a brand-new year means motivation to finally get in shape. you're about to meet three women who met that challenge head-on, all featured in "people" magazine's half their size blockbuster issue. i'm here with senior ed

good morning, josh. >> good morning, again, lara, robin, george.dy one florida state player who is already a big winner. michael sheerhorn helped raise more than $12,000 so a young cancer patient could be here for the biggest of games and so that her dream could come true. as an offensive lineman for florida state, michael knows just how physical the game can be. but for 12-year-old jaden, a life long seminoles fan who suffered from a rare form of cancer, it is sheerhorn's strength of character that stands out. how big a fan would you say you are? >> infinity times infinity. >> reporter: it turns out that like jaden, sheerhorn's brother, daniel, was diagnosed with cancer at a young age. michael saw firsthand what it means to fight the disease as a sufferer and family. >> my brother is lucky as can be. he's 22 years old. thriving in college. doing all these great things. there are people that weren't as fortunate. and lost a child, lost a brother. a son, a daughter. something. and that changed me. >> reporter: when it came to tonight's game, scheerh

that's real. >> cody is not real. >> thank you, lara. >> that's great. >> cody is real. >> whoo, whooe of the former stars of "full house," candace cameron says she is a proud submissive wife and that's the word that is getting all kinds of attention. abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: actress candace cameron bure is probably best known for her role as dj tanner on "full house." >> can you write me a note to get me out of college? >> reporter: now she's revealing one of the secrets behind her 17-year marriage is being a submissive wife. >> listen, i love that my man is a leader. >> reporter: she sat down with huffington post live to explain. >> the definition i'm using is the biblical definition of that so it is meekness. it is not weakness. meek is having its strength under control. it is bridled strength. >> reporter: in her new book "balancing it al: my story of juggling priorities and purpose," she writes "i am not a passive person but i choose to fall into a more submissive role in our relationship." and goes on to explain "don't think for a second that i get walked all o

lara is saying that the pro-life point of view is rising, why?ientifically, even if you are not all that religious, science makes us understand that life begins at conception. >> how does science do that? >> well, because it's when we become distinct human beings when our d.n.a. is formed, but our human genome becomes complete, we are the beginning of life and it's piewm life. we all were former embryos, right? we didn't have a choice in the matter about whether we were elm preios, we were impreios and we became fully formed human beings, most people believe now that after the first three months, there should be serious restrictions on abortion. that first trimester you still have the country split on supreme abortion rights, most people think with technology and being able to see inside the womb, issues of fetal pain, bill, you know, when you can see finger tips, it's wild. >> and human d.n.a. now is established on conception. so when the egg is fertilized the d.n.a. accompanies it. and i'm sure jesus knows that not that i idiot actor but jesus