given the option peta probably would have recommended euthanizeation. since this puppy was not part of the rest material please give the joke would you tell about this new development. >> pink crayon is to the only his fan's favorite writing instrument, it also describes the dog's [bleep] he will be sucking. >> jeez. >> well it's supposed to be rest level right? >> that is an expression of a dog that is contemplating suicide. >> natasha, i wish you were that funny on the [bleep]. >> sarah. >> i was just hoping that maybe this puppy can teach justin how to pee standing up. >> points. >> and now for edification we would like to present a a brief and wonderous instagram history of the modern douchebag. a fellow like tho.

the ring leader in these protests peta who now says the 2018 date is too far off. >> we don't want to be fighting off legislation, you know week in and week out, city to city. >> reporter: the elephants, such an integral part of this american tradition. jumbo, the first international animal superstar, was said to bring in the largest crowds in the history of pt bar name's greatest show on earth. the show will go on with other animals. and the 13 elephants currently on tour now set to retire in three years. spending the rest of their days here at the ringing brothers and barnum and bailey center for elephant conservation no more pageantry. just the legend of these animals, which will not soon be forgotten. linsey davis, abc news new york. >>> when we come back here breaking news. what we just learned about a crash involving actor harrison ford, in a moment.e th alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding

the ring leader in these protests, peta, who now says the 2018 date is too far off. jumbo, the first international animal superstar, was said to bring in the largest crowds in the history of p.t. barnum's greatest show on earth. and the 13 elephants currently on tour now set to retire in three years. spending the rest of their days here, at the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey center for elephant conservation. no more pageantry, twirls or tradition. just the legend of these animals, which will not soon be forgotten. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> all right, linsey thank you. >>> and when we come back we're getting more on the condition of actor harrison ford. more in a moment. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept® it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while.

isn't that exactly what peta wants?ch common sense there. >> let us know your thoughts on it foxandfriends.com. go to our facebook page ff weekend. fiery in this morning. >> it is pi day. here reichmuth standing outside. >> rainy day for most of the mid-atlantic and northeast. take a look at the weather maps. not only rain there where it is not going to be rainy is across plains. rapid city south dakota, 82 degrees. that is basically summer. you should be at 39. that's your average. bismarck same story incredibly warm. monday see colder air start to come back. in you will still be above average. nebraska getting to 82 tomorrow as well. today, across the northeast though, still feeling like winter, especially across new england. we are going to see snow across interior sections of vermont, new hampshire into maine. some areas up to a foot of snow by the time the storm is done. rain, however, in across areas of the manhattan really most of the northeast kind of socked in today. it's kind of a gloomy day. we are going to s

ingrid newkirk is peta's president. >> it's been a lonely and miserable time for them in captivity. it should stop now not three years from now. it should stop now. >> reporter: in 2011, feld entertainment paid a $270,000 fine for alleged violations of the animal welfare act. but lawsuits brought by other animal rights groups alleging elephant abuse never succeeded. in fact, after a 14-year battle, those groups were forced to pay the circus $25 million for legal fees. >> these animal rights organizations will say whatever they want. they have their own agenda. all i know is that every time they've taken us to court, we have prevailed. >> and ringling brothers said today its other exotic animal shows will continue, but charlie, those elephants will be taken to a conservation center near orlando where they'll participate in a breeding program designed to protect the endangered species. >> rose: vicente thanks. canada's central bank weighs in on the spocking of its currency. next. to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. do

peta people remain unaccounted for. three buildings collapsed. a 22 people were hurt. one of the buildings at the time. police are trying to find six other people who have altered it. -- alter the path. send in your stink bugs be apply the university of maryland collect's the critters and the reason why you may want to help them. an emotional search for answers. how dita people are remembered and their father after he was shot and killed. maureen: police in fairfax county pulled a gun from a lake after a 15-year-old apparently through it there. this is near van dorn street. a teenager showed at the gun to his friends and then tried to get rid of it. no word yet on whether he would face charges. their father was not involved in a drug deal. he was shot several times in the 6100 block of north king highway. >> we want justice to be served. maureen: police are looking for for males who may have been driving a dark sedan. all clear tonight after a bomb threat forced people at the pentagon city mall to evacuate. a nearby parking lot was also put in locked down. this began w

cut it up, olive oil, salt, bake it on low and when you see it crispy after a few minutes we have petaat low. >> i would say around 250. >> cool. >> and so you guys have been opened for a long time, a year and a half almost right. and, it is not only telling parents, but they help with the kid. and, something special about the day core as well. >> all of the work that you see is actually from a local milk, it is all falling trees. we don't cut down any trees for our lumber. is there lots of barn doors reused refurbish, bar seating, and that is actually from a hundred yard old barn. >> that is insane. >> all of the tables and chairs everything is reused. >> good for you you are recycling, growing stuff better eating healthy. perfect citizen. there has got to be something naughty about you. >> no. >> thank you so much. >> thank you you are working on staying opened tomorrow during the snow right. >> yes, yes we are good we will be here. >> and on snow days kids get a free hot chocolate with every kid meal. so come in and get warm. >> i love it. >> so i'm coming to chad forward all the ti

. >> that's not what animal rights champions say about ringling, the organization peta says handlers can be seen beating the animals and sinking bull looks into the sensitive skin of baby elephants that cry out the pain. in 2011 this video of an elderly elephant being beaten prompted the british government to ban wild animals from discuss circuses. elephants there will continue to be big circus draws. ringling said its decision was part of local laws restricting animal acts. but treatment becomes more controversial. another factor the $65,000 a year maintenance cost per an plal which is not exactly peanuts. tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> a reminder, you can keep updated at aljazeera.com. lapped of the free. tell that to the leakers who risk their lives to tell you what the government doesn't want you to know. i'll look at how national security sometimes trumps the first amendment, and talk to a legend in journalism who says president obama may be the worst for press freedom since nixon. and the hidden by as that could boardroom. i talk to a woman who knows the system for beating the sy

. >> delta sigma peta paid tribute to a member in colling wood delaware county. >> this monument nownds in historic he'den sem are tear dwroy honor pauline orber door of. however her death had remained a mystery until 01 and search by some sore is orty members found myers remains buried in paupers grave in delaware county today her sisters held a fol emservice properly laying her to rest. >> from our delaware newsroom nearly 1100 young catholics to a march on street of wilmington this morning. 7th annual youth pilgrimage a cross was carried along the way. this event is celebrated as a time of prayer and time to renew their faith during lent. >> still to come on "action news" a woman who normally say they would take you to 1 26 birthday celebration. >> and who says easter eggs are just for kids. how some dogs in delaware got in on action. delaware. >> walter, definitely doesn't feel like spring across the region. snow showers and temperatures feeling like early 20s. dpe tails coming up in the accuweather >> in wilmington this easter egg hunt rally went to the dogs. dozens of dogs and

joining me on the found is peta co-founder and president ingrid newkirk.be on. thank, jose. >> what is your reaction to this 145-year shift in this circus act? >> it's 145 years too late but it's better now than never. we filed actually 124 serious formal complaints to the united states department of agriculture over the years, the 35 years peta has been complaining, protesting demonstrating against ringly, lyling and i think they realized we have so many videos and photographs of elephant abuse, with elephants being hit with a bull hook and otherwise abused and kept in shackles on boxcars that they can't carry on. they can't hide it all from the public endlessly. they have to do something different finally. >> ingrid as a matter of fact the company says the decision was based on public concern over how the animals are treated. what are some of the specific concerns? >> a lot of baby elephants have died being trained because they are taken away from their mothers who love them so much and then they are tied down by all four legs and we have all the photogr

activists including peta claim they are mistreated. officials deny the accusations but told the associated press they came to the decision because of growing public concern of how the animals of treated. >> there is a move among consumers a shift in the mood and we went to get back to it crag live entertainment and creating incredible expenses -- experiences. >> center in florida will only be open to scientists and researchers study the elephants but hope the public will be allowed in. >>> thank you matt. >>> new york's la guardia airport is shut down because a plane skid off the runway. >> self went to the hospital with injuries. delta originated in atlanta with 130 passengers and crew. officials say the plane was landing in the snowy and icy condition and it slid and skidded over a berm and came to resolution -- rest against a fence. they open to re-open one runway soon. >>> the snow storm is crippling the commute in kentucky with hundreds stranded on interstate 65 after trying to get home from work last night. some drivers are tweet

> reporter: there are literally thousands of youtube videos accusing the circus of abuse like this peta video narrated by actor alec baldwin apparently showing baby elephants in training. >> they scream cry and struggle while they're forced into the painful positions necessary. >> reporter: the ringling brothers spokespeople have long denied mistreating animals. in 2011 its parent company reached a settlement with the u.s. government paying a fine for alleged violations of the animal welfare act. ringling brothers says its decision was driven in part by a growing number of local ordinances that prevent circuses with exotic animals from coming to town. by 2018 the circus will keep the elephants at its center for elephant conservation in florida. >> we can devote all of our resources to them there, and we don't have to fight legislation cropping up in different cities. >> reporter: the show will go on with other wild animals, but not its five-ton stars. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, a terrifying moment caught on camera and a reminder to always lock your doors. >>> cardinal e

see how robots are stealing jobs from dancers and peta's protest. and finally, does joe biden plan on negotiating with john boehner. >> not a joke. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> kennedy, let's welcome our guests tonight. it's joan with me here tonight. and the red state blog, which i'm assuming is a mad sand boy page, it's ben domniche and he has the itch if you want to scratch fellow and he reminds me of a clown specifically john wayne gaysy. comedian sam morel and the cracker with the double barrel, slower than a jenny craig marathon, it's country singer larry gat ln. oh you yeah she puts the skirt enskirting the system. the hillary clinton email is finally going away. they say she had multiple email address on a private server that information coming from a person in hacking community. and it violated clear cut state department rules that have been in place since way back in 20505. let's go to a senior correspondent. just a mad box. well i'm going to start with you. clinton's camp said she only had one private email. shouldn't

the circus if he brings his dark vision what is he doing putting dumb in bad braces, i think that peta is already weighing in. neil: what is happening money to be made. in these pictures, moving over from animation to real, right? >> yes i disagree with his on this frozen brought in a billion dollar at dock office, and a billion in revenue merchandiseing disney should keep casting out the net if dumbo is a flop so be it. i have seen full trailer for cinderella at orlando this is going to be a huge hit my wife and i loved it we're have not been to a disney movie in ages. >> you talk about that movie we're talking about dumbo. >> i -- you know they going to do bambi takes on the nra in they have to get the not right. >> of course. >> tim burton is weird and dark, this is a children's animated movie, they are walking a fine line. >> he gets batman involve or something. neil: to issue 3 doughnut meeting dog. krispy kreme creating a glazeed doughnut hot dog with bake bacon and raspberry jam. >> i would not eat it, but i think zillions of people will. any one of these venues now i go down to

and peta's protest of the treatment of cats. how does it turn out? find out when we crack the case. and does joe biden plan on negotiating with john boehner. >> i will only negotiate with one person, joe biden. we had heated debates. it is awful hard, awful hard. not a joke. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, everyone. i'm kennedy. you can call me kennedalia. she is more fun than a slinky and just as dangerous when left with children. it is joanne noah chin ski. i love the -- nosuchunsky. i love the waive. and she part of the red state blog which i am assuming is a fan boy page. it is ben and he has the itch if you want to scratch. publisher of the federal list and senior fellow for the heartland institute. he reminds me of a clown and specifically john wayne gasey and just like italian cruises his one-liners kill. comedian sam morrell. and next to me, the cracker with the double-barrel eating at cracker barrel whose drawl is shorter than a jenny craig marathon, larry gatlin. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> oh yeah she puts the skirt in skirtin

and peta's protest of the treatment of cats. how does it turn out? find out when we crack the case.ating with john boehner. >> i will only negotiate with one person, joe biden. we had heated debates. it is awful hard, awful hard. not a joke. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> hello, everyone. i'm kennedy. you can call me kennedalia. she is more fun

in these undercover videos from 2009, the organization peta says handlers can be seen beating the animalsg bull hook into the sensitive skin of babiel facts which cry out in pain. this video of an elderly elephant being beaten prompted the british government to bannel facts from circuses. but russia has no animal protection laws to elephants there will continue to be big circus draws. ringling says its decision was partly the result of more local laws restricting animal actings, but its critics say they have been losing popularity as their treatment becomes more controversial. and the $65,000 a year maintenance cost per animal which is not exactly peanuts. >> thanks for watching. john siegenthaler is coming up next. hi, everyone this is al jazeera america i'm john seigenthaler. beyond ferguson nationwide the big picture of police bias against blacks tonight the facts and what is needed to end the discrimination. shot to death, inside a police station, the troubled teen killed, the officers back on the job and the growing calls for accountability. delayed, brand new state of the art and em

we spoke with peta this morning, and while they're excited about the news they criticize them for waiting until 2018 to phase out the elephants acts. >> thank you very much bob. >> new details on the biggest terrorism trial in the u.s. since the oklahoma city bombing case. >> the second day of the trial of accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar sartsarnaev. he's accused of planting the bomb that killed three and hurts hundreds of others in the boston attack. >> just hours after taking the witness stand wednesday, boston marathon bombing victim rebecca gregory took to facebook posting an open letter to the man she had just seen face-to-face for the first time dzhokhar tsarnaev, the man accused of planting bombs at the finish line of the 2013 boston marathon. she wrote in part today i looked at you right in the face and realized i wasn't afraid anymore and today i realized sitting across from you was the crazy step forward i needed all along. she signed it, someone you shouldn't have messed with with, #bostonstrong. gregory was one of six witnesses caughted by the prosecution. most victims

i think peta has been a cause of his for a long time.ke sure he found other things as important as having money. and i think a lot of his fortune is going to these causes. >> the world has lost something special. many people would not know him, but they certainly know his work. >> that's absolutely true. thank you for having me. >> it's sad. it's such a great show and still going strong. >> winner of nine lime timeprime time emmies. >>> hear has >>> a world record of snow may have fallen in one italian town in 24 hours. pedram javaheri joins us now with more on this. this is huge. >> this is absolutely huge. to wake up and have 8 feet is absolutely rye markemarkable. about 144 kilometers east of rome across areas of the mountains. the previous record was in silver lake colorado west of boulder, colorado. 76 inches in 1927 came on the ground. and you take a look at what happened in boston in the winter of 2014/2015. this particular event last thursday it's being verified right now. they're sending staff to make measurements across this re

see how robots are stealing jobs from dancers and peta's protest. plan on negotiating with john boehner. >> not a joke. >> none of these stories on "red eye"

from what i hear, that and groups like that -- peta and groups have raised hackles in so many citiesing couldn't be allowed not just for elephants, but it was so sweeping, the language that all of these guys said you know what? there goes dumbo. >> it has to be a financial move, i'm sure. not only just feeding putting the elephants up, and you know that old joke the guy who cleans up after the elephant, what? and quit show business? remember that old joke. neil: i think the clown was lying through his teeth when he says the elephants -- [laughter] >> did he have his clown outfit on in. neil: yes he did. >> those were the scary one, at least my kids. hi, little kid. the elephants never scared my kids. i'm just saying. neil: all right. this might scare especially this time of year. ♪ ♪ neil: it's a radio station, upstate new york that's playing christmas music all year round. so joe, you're a very popular radio host. what if your owners get the idea, hey, this is cheaper? this is easier? >> i'm all for it. all the time. you know there's so much christian bashing, all they do is come do

animal rights champions say about ringling in these under cover videos from 2009 the organization petas handlers can be seen beating the animals and sinking bull hooks in the sensitive skin of baby elephants which cry out in pain. in 2011 this video of an elderly elephant being beaten prompted the british government to ban wild animals from circuses and followed china decision to end all circus perform andances in zoos but elephants hear will be big circus draws. ringling says the decision was partly the result of more local laws restricting animal acts but critics say they are losing popularity as the treatment becomes controversial, another factor is 65,000 a year maintenance cost per animal which is not exactly peanuts. tom ackerman al jazeera. >>> in our global view segment we look at how news outlets across the globe react to various stories, brazil former foreign minister compares venezuela president nicolas maduro to macbeth and says it's broken and says brazil's ambiguous position on political crack down in venezuela is a mistake that effects the credibility of traditional defe

peta uncovered this video of the elephants being mistreated in 2009.enied charges of abuse then, but now will they retire their 43 elephants to the company's center for elephant conservation? florida by 2018? other animals will stay in the acts. liz, good decision? or will you miss the elephants? >> i will not miss the elephants. i'm happy. the ones that were a part of the circus will just retire as in the center that they already live in but i'm glad to see the circumstance kiss industry taking the step. it's come a long way. we used to have bearded women and people of smaller sizes there as literally -- as part of a freak show. so i think we're taking a step in the right direction. i'm glad it's audiences, the market is moving the circus industry in this direction. i think that's a good sign. i've been to say i'm sad. full disclosure. my aunt used to work for the circus. i rode on the backs of elephants. i have very fond memories of these things. as an adult, i know they're not -- >> being marched around little cages. >> the crowns pulled me out. it

the ringleader in these protests, peta. who says the 2018 date is too far off.nternational animal superstar was said to be bring this in the latest crowds of the p.t. barnum's greatest show on earth. the 13 elephants on tour set to retire in three years, spending the rest of their days here at the ringling brothers-barnum & bailey center for elephant conservation. no more pageantry, twirls or tradition, just the legend of these animals, which will not soon be forgotten. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> big change. >>> another big change coming up. the surprising roaster will be going after justin bieber on his upcoming special. >>> also, bob barker and adam sandler at each other's throats again. a duel to the death. >> what? >> we may need to explain this, we will, in "the skinny" next. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> justin bieber leading us off this morning. he's a perennial "skinny" favorite. he turned 21 this week and will probably immediately start acting like an adult. >> we expect that. good age to make fun of the singer. and we found a special group that wi

that fine came after an undercover investigation by peta was substantiated by the u.s. department of agriculture and the company again was fined for its treatment of its animals. we'll have more on this throughout the morning for you. for now from s.a.p. arena, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> it is a really huge move. >> it really is. i think there will be a day where we imagine, oh, they use vd to that, back in the day. >> or even the circus, it will be interesting to see where it goes from here. >>> we check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren it's been spring-like out there. >> it will be beautiful out there again today. thanks for waking up with us, each and every morning, happy to report a beautiful day on tap and rain on the way as well. temps for today in the mid-60s at lunch time, a little chilly out there, grab a coat right now. we are on our way to the mid-70s and we'll talk more about that rain, plus tell you what's going on around the bay area and what's happening in tahoe coming up at the 6:00 hour together. right now here's mike and your d

the animal rights group peta which has documented ringling's abuse of elephants, hailed the decision,but called for an immediate halt to the performances. the humane society called the decision "startling and tremendously exciting." u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning has won a court order instructing the military to stop referring to her with masculine pronouns. manning announced her identity as a transgender woman in 2013 a day after she was sentenced to 35 years in prison for giving a trove of secret documents to wikileaks. last month, she was finally allowed to begin hormone treatment. wellesley college in massachusetts has become the latest all-women's school to begin accepting transgender women. the school says it will now consider for admission "any applicant who lives as a woman and consistently identifies as a woman." students who identify as men will not be admitted, but if students come to identify as men while enrolled, they will be allowed to graduate. the american library association has released its list of notable videos for adults. 15 outstanding films from the pa

. >> peta often used you tube to lobby for the elephants and today -- >> the end is a time of great rejoicing for the animal kingdom and all the animal rights activists. >> washington resident stephanie debow loves animals so much she opened up happy paws doggie daycare in northwest. using elephants was a big reason she boycotted the circus. >> i don't go to the circus. i don't want to see the animals in cages. >> the co-worker grew up loving the circus but preferred other acts seeing animals he loved inside a tent. >> as a kid i always liked the clowns and, you know, the acrobats and things more than the elephants. >> it's this new generation of animal loving circus goers that they say the company now plans to focus on allowing elephants to retire to the sanctuary they established in florida. >> we really just want to get back to what we do best which is creating live entertainment and creating incredible experiences that families can enjoy together. >> an entertainment sp for now the tigers and big cats will remain in the circus but the company that also produces disney on ice and monster j

. >> don't believe what peta and blackfish are saying our killer whales live just as long as whales in the wild. >> reporter: attendance has dropped off since blackfish was released in 2013. in it they accuse the theme park of abusing these endangered mammals. >> how can anyone look at that and think it is morally acceptable? it's not. it is not okay. >> reporter: one of the trainers featured in "blackfish" john hart hargrove releases a book critical of sea world. sea world says it has nothing to do with the book list. they defend the company's practices and media highlighting the company's generosity. sea world committing $10 million to study endangered orcas in the wild. will that convince critics to come back and see orcas in captivity? sea world is certainly hoping it will make a splash. david wright abc news new york. >> this is going to be one of those debates that won't be over anytime soon. >> i know a lot of mothers who saw the documentary and just were like we're never ever taking our kids to sea world at all. i'm from florida and we often went to sea world growing up and it

stuart: the cities caved to peta. >> that is right.keeping the lines and the tigers, but no more elephants. stuart: why is putin going after coke and mcdonald's? >> because he can. we have the story. sales soared through the roof. here is the question. was that clever product placement or just pure luck? ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. [ male announcer ] you're smart about protecting your identity. but you can't control everything. it seems like every day there's another data breach, like this one in the news right now. according to a recent study, one in three consumers who received data-breach notifications became victims of identity theft. so be ready in case your personal information gets compromised with identity-theft protection from lifelock, a leader in identity-theft protection. lifelock actively patrols your sensitive personal information helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts, and credit even the equity in your home. look,

donated to peta and the sea shepherd conservation society. >> i consider this the greatest honor of myimportant battle. >> reporter: on monday, social media was flooded with tributes to sinl.mon. cone cone tweeted sam simon's contribution to the spirit of sharp, well-observed comedy is incalculable. even if that comedy intersected with tram did. >> today i was diagnosed, i made a promise to myself that i would not spend the rest of my life in bed watching television which is bizarre because it's my favorite thing to do. >> fabulous show. simon's credited with writing the ravens segment in the first three house of or halloween episode which went on to become a series staple. the show is in its 26th season. >> i love it. what a legacy. what a legacy. >> all of the charitable contributions he made, a guy who created something that he said to morally safer he thought would last a year. >> lasted more than that. >>> a battle by tens of millions of people more than two-third of americans are overweight or obese. mark hyman believes there is new hope. he leads the cleveland clinic center for

. >> so don't believe what peta and "blackfish" are saying.es in the wild. >> reporter: attendance at their parks has dropped off since "blackfish" was released. in it they accuse the theme park of abusing these endangered mammals. >> how can anyone look at that and think that that is morally acceptable? it's not. it is not okay. >> reporter: today one of the trainers featured in "blackfish" john hargrove releaed a new book critical of seaworld but the theme park insists the timing of its new campaign has nothing to do with the book release. its media blitz including print ads starting today in major newspapers defending the company's practices and media generosity. seaworld committing $10 million to study endangered orcas in the wild. will that convince the critics to come back and see orcas in captivity? seaworld is certainly hoping it will make a splash. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> and our thanks to david wright. coming up angelina jolie's bold decision, more on the superstar revealing her new surgery to

peta auf go to the work on his feet. >> reporter: not all started off on the right foot. >> be carefulhan just the judges' scores. >> i don't want to just do well. the guy missing an arm and a leg. i expect more. >> reporter: his emotional inspiring performance leaving the ballroom in tears. >> it was profound and you're broadening my scope of what dance looks like. ♪ take me to church jt. >> reporter: by night's end one star emerging at the star to beat. rumer willis had a showstopping foxtrot. >> you guys are definitely the ones to watch. [ cheers and applause ] >> 8. >> reporter: with proud parents watching from the sidelines. >> they were so ecstatic. >> i was frightened man. you know bruce willis is a legend so it was a little bit of pressure. >> i think you made him proud. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cam mathison abc news los angeles. >> we asked which couple are you rooting for, 26% say you're cheering for rumer and val. amy purdy here. her book "on my own two feet" just made the best-seller's list. talk about your partner, derek hough. a tough row to hoe, back and