i'm so glad that peta -- i got to share that moment with peta.ee it. >> yeah, and so was bruno. bruno called it one of the most powerful dances of the year. had to feel good to go out on a high note. >> it was bittersweet. it was my best performance but that night we did get eliminated but i have no regrets. >> hard to let it end that way. >> one more time. >> i agree. i agree. >> you ended on a high note but you started off really strong. len goodman saying that you might have the rear of the year. i mean, that's a pretty big compliment. >> congratulations, by the way. >> thank you. >> i know you were working on that important showcase for nfl players. did that take a toll on your dancing at all? >> you know what, it was very stressful at first. i was pulling double duties working out in the morning, doing my nfl combine training and then training with peta in the afternoon. it was really stressful. >> is it different kinds of training? >> oh, absolutely. just a little bit using different -- >> you don't use a cha-cha on the football field. >> w

there he is with peta.appy coming in. >> his dance last night. it's a shame to see him leave. >> we played the song. >> it reminds me of basketball a foul out of the ball game. >> yeah. >> look at them dancing. >> yeah. >> can we do celebrate good times, come on. >> glad they're here with us. >> you know dancing the workout and we all know a good workout could actually save your life. all that sweat all that huffing and puffing. research has revealed that your workout could be a life saver. we'll have more on that ahead. >> that's all coming up. news first from -- good-bye again. >> good-bye george. >> hello and good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the boston marathon bombing trial. after 16 days of testimony, jurors begin their deliberations this morning. both sides agree that dzhokhar tsarnaev participated in the bombings and the two gun fights with police but prosecutors say the younger tsarnaev helped plan the attacks and deserves the death penalty. his attorney however, insists dzhokhar was a foll

. >> michael and peta. >> reporter: football's michael sam got tackled by viewer votes and judges' scoresat time. >> i'm so thankful that "dancing with the stars" even offered me the opportunity to do this and very grateful to have a beautiful partner like peta and i'm going to carry these skills that she taught me to my wedding. >> reporter: nine teams now remain and this week 14-year-old willow shields and her partner mark ballas are at the top. their number scored a near perfect 39 out of 40 points. >> it was incredible. i mean being out there. i didn't know what scores we would get. i felt great about the dance but can you feel great and not get that great of scores so i was absolutely thrilled. >> reporter: also thrilled to are their one, nastia liukin and derek hough. rumer willis and val in third. robert and kym were in fourth. noah galloway and sharna burgess saying no guts no glory. head judge len goodman called for a standing ovation after the performance. after the show we discussed sharna knocked out one of his teeth during a rehearsal. >> she's hard on me and i was afraid tha

meat, peta hunting on and on. >> i think i've hit a nerve here.bout the government is still going after you relentlessly on the way you round up illegals, regardless how you feed them. where does that stand? >> well we were in court. i'm not going to talk about that issue right now. but that's -- we'll see what happened. in progress. and i've been a target, what, for eight, nine years, but we'll see how that turns out. >> hanging out with harold -- hollywood starlet i'm surprised you're talking with me today. thank you. >> thank you. >> a lot of you are still feeling down about the economy. these two know why. good thing they're here to pick you up. jack and suzie welch, next. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us since we're going to be here anyway it's kind of a no brainer well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i

melissa: peta won't like that. >> thanks for having me.elissa: worst airlines for customer satisfaction. plus a big change coming for a classic. mack and cheese i can't believe it. it is never growing to be the same again! is nothing sacred? "piles of money" and mack and choose coming up. ♪ double oh. melissa: cannot get no satisfaction. spirit airlines ranking dead last. here now is jonathan. he is also a fox news contributor. nicole petallides is here as well. jonathan let me start with you. the airline that everyone likes best at entrance test is jetblue. jetblue is kind of, now they have become the airline that everybody loves and pretty expensive. >> despite a lot of bad ratings for a lot of these airlines, consumers are paying lower fares than ever before. even going back to the 1960s. spirit is your best example. maybe not the most comfortable but the lowest cost. at the end of the day that is what airline consumers are looking for. melissa: 54. jetblue had an 81. a pretty big gap there. people were complaining about the added seeds

peta is offering the reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a big traffic headache for drivers in san francisco over the weekend. part of van ness avenue in the city is shutting down for construction work. the closure on van ness is between ellis and pine and from gary and post starting midnight friday morning through sunday. >>> an underground walkway is being built. it's the second phase of a construction project for the new california pacific medical center campus there. van ness avenue will remain open to muni and golden gate transit buses but for cars, a mess over the weekend. >>> a mystery device allows thieves to break into your keyless entry car. and police have no idea how to stop it. here you can see thieves walking up to cars and simply opening the doors. they can get in and out of your car in just minutes. these mysterious break-ins have been baffling law enforcement and insurance companies across america and europe for years. >> car thieves are very good. they can't hot wire a car today like they used to so what do they do? try the next best thing. >> he believes t

i am just a concerned citizen but i also volunteer for peta and dixie which is a group that take cake of all the animals and action everywhere and i wanted to let you know my team we go and welcome the circus when they come to cow palace or san jose and i also travel to san diego to help protestlet business of the circus and i want let you know there are a lot of people that believe this is what needs to be done, this ban that we're talking about today, because there's large amount of people believe that this is the time to do it and even though this room is too small to have the people here today this is really important for all of the people, and not only in san francisco as somebody mentioned, but for the whole state. we travel all the way from san diego to san francisco and this is really important for us. thank you for doing this. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is philip gary and a former commissioner on the animal control and welfare commission for six years and i am very familiar with all the issues concerning animal welfare i guess. i was moved to come here to speak to

. >> don't believe what peta and "blackfish" are saying. >> this one located here in san antonio texase the water volume of their habitats. but seaworld's critics also have new ammunition. they keep killer whales captive purely for entertainment. >> i don't think they should be dancing around to jennifer lopez songs and it's just a circus. >> incidently the circus delivered their own blow. they said by 2018 they will no longer have elephants under the big top due to changing attitudes. j seaworld has defended its programs saying their whales receive world class care. critics would like them to obe put into water sanctuaries. >> this is a bay with a net, so that killer whales could be on one side protected and cared for and all around them they'd be in a living ocean. but they say "blackfish" isn't there biggest problem, but "blackfish." which explains why seaworld has a new ceo. he has over places like dolly wood and acts like the globe trotters. but it may not be a pr problem. they places like universal studios are seeing growing attractions and they say that should be the focus of se

as part of a peta campaign she posed nude draped in an american flag saying the picture was a sign of to the flag claiming if we lose all our material possessions, we still have our freedom. when she heard students in georgia were demonstrating by walking on the flag her plan was to simply grab the flag and leave. it wasn't so simple. watch this. >> if it's been torn or rip, it needs to be properly disposed of. >> we'll take care of that. >> this belongs to the united states. it's not yours. >> hold on. >> she took off and was confronted by demonstrators and campus police. after refusing to give back the flag michelle manhart was arrested. her daughter videotaped the whole thing. she told fox and friends she stands by her actions. >> let the students continue but let's have respect for our men and women, our soldiers our firefighters our police officers. they get wrapped in this flag when they are laid to rest. this flag flies high all across america to show respect for our freedom. >> she has been slapped with a lifetime ban from valdaso state. >> thank you. >>> raising awareness on

. >> when i first saw it, gyro, i thought it was a lamb thing in a peta bread but no. >> oh. >> oh. >e you go. >> i'm sorry please excuse that. i don't want to confuse, martha. >>> there is a move to put women on the currency. will it take? >> our money is covered with men, now there's a push to change that. >> we wanted this to come from a national conversation why aren't there women in our every day lives? >> barbara ortiz howard is the co-founder of woman on 20s, grassroots campaign to get a woman on there by the year 2020, the 100th anniversary of woman's suffrage. now they've come up with 15 women eleanor roosevelt, alice paul, and rosa parks who they think should be the new face on our money. >> i have a susan b. anthony coin. >> yeah. sac ja wee ya gold dollar. >> there are two women currently on currency. this is a democratic move. >> i don't to want get andrew jackson off the 20. >> they're mad at him obviously for the trail of tears and also because they say one of the things he fought against was a federal currency. >> he didn't like the u.s. bank. >> i'm waiting for the an

today she teamed were you it peta to showcase the very first all vegetarian meal in america's jail.part of a push for all prisons to drop meet nationwide. >> because of you guys, i'm starting my vegetarian diet today. >> yes. that's fantastic. >> i have to be careful because the media follows me everywhere and everybody has little phones so i can't be caught eating a t bone steak. >> pam didn't stick around for lunch but says she was impressed with the selections going meat less could save the sheriffs office about $200,000 of year. >>> going after the stars of hottest show on tv. empire lucius lion were stolen right from his own live story. >> the pictures are heart wrenching families capturing the final moments of their newborns who did not survive. >> she looks like she's sleeping on my shoulder. standing here her mouth is open slightly and you see her hand there and i was holding her. his. >> it's hard to understand why a ♪ >>> birth of a child is one happiest in a parent's live with lots of pictures to capture all those precious memories and that is part of the joy for new moms

as a gay man. ♪ i'm not my father ♪ >> unfortunately it wasn't enough for sam as he and his partner petaright. we are less than a week away from the start of the fifth season of the hit show "game of thrones" who better to help us to get pumped up for the premier than "sesame street." >> it was less violent than the hbo version but grover and his pals did an excellent job recreating the world of the most notable characters. >> i may be sad because we lost. >> i am sorry little -- oh, a mommy of dragons? no need to get hot under the diaper. >> instead of "game of thrones" they played game of chairs. better known as musical chairs. >> like anything related to "game of thrones" we are trying to leave out spoilers here but one of the contestants lost their head if you will. >>> original uptown girl christy brinkley had an accident on vacation but is not letting it keep her down. the 61-year-old. >> she's 61. >> this cannot be right. must be wrong copy. she has been amazing us by looking as good as she did in the 1983 video for the billy joel hit but she got roughed up trying to do some good.

in 2013 he was peta's person of the year. >>> coming up did sopranos play out more like "six feet under message he tried to send with the legendary end. that's next. if you're heading off to work or taking your kids to school, set your dvr so you can watch any time you'd like. we'll be right back. i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school here. i've been with bp ever since. today, i lead a team that sets our global safety standards. after the spill we made two commitments. to help the gulf recover and become a safer company. we've worked hard to honor both. bp has spent nearly 28 billion dollars so far to help the gulf economy and environment. and five years of research shows that the gulf is coming back faster than predicted. we've toughened safety standards too. including enhanced training... and 24/7 on shore monitoring of our wells drilling in the gulf. and everyone has the power to stop a job at any time if they consider it unsafe. what happened here five years ago changed us. i'm proud of the progress we've made both in the gulf and inside bp. for very

these are animal rights protesters from peta. they painted their bodies to represent animals.the headline is the global reach of fashion it's not just new york and london and paris and milan. it's sydney. tom: skip york, thank you so much. we greatly appreciate it. olivia: still to come, we are going to stop the wedding conversation. where going to talk about silicon valley and whether it sexist. we speak to one tech onto the newer about gender inequality. that conversation is coming up next. we are streaming on your tablet your phone, and bloomberg.com ♪ olivia: good morning. let's get you straight to our top headlines marco says it's time for his generation to lead. he announced he is running for president. he is the son of cuban immigrants. hillary clinton is in iowa and won't be making her first campaign stop. john kerry will make the case for the iran nuclear deal with senators. he made the same pitch yesterday, but some lawmakers insist congress should review any final plan. fighting is flaring up again ukraine. there is heavy shelling near rebel stroll home -- stronghol

. >> i was on the flight actually with michael and peta monday night and, yeah we were talking aboutsay good-bye right after that was disappointing but that's the way it works. >> we have to say good-bye now. >> we do. >> there's one -- [ bell rings] >> that means throw to ginger. >> ginger i have a question. are you ready? >> lara if you guys are saying anything to me i can't hear you. we're so excited about our lightsabers. my new friend ben you are so pumped up to be here. >> yes, i love it. i love it so much. >> all right. i want what he's having. let's start with the forecast across the nation. some of the pictures that you are sending us. scott kaye enjoying snow in vermont. the skiers are so happy with that or were. winter weather advisories >>> i am meteorologist, drew tuma, with the forecast. partly cloudy skies lower 70s inland, and mid-60s an the bay and upper 40's along the coast much the seven-day forecast shows. dry pattern lasted through the weekend and our next chance of >> this weather report brought to you by tracfone. can i wear this cloak every day? do you think i

. >> i was on the flight actually with michael and peta monday night and, yeah we were talking aboutnd to have to say good-bye right after that was disappointing but that's the way it works. >> we have to say good-bye now. >> we do. >> there's one -- [ bell rings] >> that means throw to ginger. >> ginger i have a question. are you ready? >> lara if you guys i can't hear you. you're so pumped up. >> i love it, i love it so much. >> reporter: i'll have what's having. let's look at the forecast from across the nation. enjoying snow in have vermont. winter weather advisory massachusetts to maine. that's the big picture let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: looking good, cape weather out there really. in new york and in philadelphia we're beneath the clouds and temperatures around 40, drizzle around. 46 is all you'll see today cloudy and damp. tomorrow warmer, 75 late shower or thunderstorm. # # look? goes with my heels. all right, michael. >> all right, thanks ginger. i'm here at jedi training kicking off "gma's" secrets of "star wars" series the celebration of the "star wars" m

for example peta issued an unprecedented order that halted natural gas development only to have a commission investigate and find that they were wrong. and they released a draft report that claimed it caused water contamination. however, it was later discovered that they had several weaknesses. among them the report failed to take into account the naturally occurring natural gas that wasn't peer-reviewed and it involved poor sampling and lacked the data transparency. the epa was forced to abandon its investigation. then under the groundwater contamination after it had first agree agreed that there was no contamination. several months later they indicated that oil and gas development was not the cause of the contamination. it appears that the decision to reinitiate the investigation was based on political pressure from activists who opposed the hydraulic fracturing. it is incredible given the track record of the epa is now working on another large study to suggest a connection between a the drug fracturing and groundwater contamination. >> the refusal to accept good science knows no bounds wh

. >> she was doing something for peta at the time, but i think a lot of the celebrities come here asrists and they see it with fresh eyes and they're excited by it, which makes me more excited about it. when you live here, you do get kind of jaded. but it is a fascinating place to be. >> we're going to head back to poppy in new york. special thanks to kate anderson brower for talking, and congratulations. fabulous news about your book "the residents," that it goes to "the new york times" best seller list. number one tomorrow, poppy. >> i got to have kate on my show a few weeks ago. i was super impressed with her. she sets the bar so high. because right now it goes right to "new york times" best seller list. >> congrats, kate. that's awesome. next, we'll talk about the woman headlining the night, cesily strong. i know she is preparing. >> she is, everyone is buzzing about her. they can't wait to hear from her. there are a couple of pictures that were just posted. there's one from "saturday night live" where it's a picture of her and the obamas. she's obviously getting ready for her bi