a surprisingly candid lady gaga gets frank with abc's robin roberts about her family and how fame fits in. plus, a world exclusive preview of gaga performing her new song "mary the night." ♪ gonna marry the night ♪ >>> and buyer beware. there's a wrong way to do it and a very wrong way. so tonight bill weir presents his step by step guide to deep frying your thanksgiving turkey. >> announcer: from the global e resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 22nd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, on the eve of this holiday season, your travel dollar might not feel like it goes as far as it used to, but tonight, we're going to make some every day travel earls who found ways to fly literally around the world in first class luxury for next to nothing. if that sounds too good to be true, maybe it's because you've never seen the extreme measures these folks will willing to take to wrack up frequent flyer miles, that allow you to fly for a discount or for free. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: this is w

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well, here she is with robin roberts and then we'll see a world exclusive preview of her performing her new song "marry the night." ♪ i'm the edge of glory >> reporter: if lady gaga is on the edge of glory, then the only word to tribe her workshop is simply glorious. what would you have done as a 5-year-old walking into some place like this? >> well, i don't know. if everything had my face on it, i probably would have freaked out, actually. >> reporter: this face is clearly influenced by all her walks of life. and it seems like it's the evolution of you. >> i wanted there to be something for everyone and some things that are affordable and some things that are more special. there's jewelry. sunglasses. so, here's a whole press-on nail section. >> reporter: we are kids in a candy store right now. >> we are. >> reporter: here, you are find clothing that will turn sidewalks into runways to, shall we say, simple stocking stuffers. >> the grammys outfit. >> reporter: people will be putting this in their stockings. but of course, they will not be going in any ordinary stocking. >> this is a s

"gma" co-anchor robin roberts joined them as they made a return to indiana. >> i think any sort of crisisour faith. for sure, there will always be a before that happened and an after. >> reporter: what happened was the unimaginable. last august at the indiana state fair, moments before the band sugarland was to step on stage, high winds took down the massive rigging of their production. 45 people were injured. seven people lost their lives. >> i mean -- there are no words for that kind of tragedy. jennifer nettles is sugarland's lead singer. she's never spoken about that night until now. you could have been on that stage. >> was about to be. everything suddenly looked dark and then wind and then a crashing. horrible metal twisting sound. >> reporter: when you saw it and you knew that people who had come to see sugarland lost their lives, what went through your heart and your mind? >> i went. >> reporter: two months after the tragedy, both jennifer and her sugarland partner kristian bush returned to indiana. >> i feel like -- it's the only thing i can do, go play. >> reporter: and play is

robin roberts is on tonight. and the cma awards tomorrow night. and we're gathered here if a big concert. tell me where you're from? >> we're from baryel university. >> we're going to talk about severe weather during the day today. the storm system that caused severe weather including the tornado in oklahoma yesterday, moves east today. arkansas, you get it. a little missouri, as well. keep your eye on your abc stations. north of that is a little bit of snow. that goes from denver all the way to the great lakes. this will be the first hit of snow for some folks around the michigan area. i'm sorry. i just stepped on >>> 37 in leesburg right now. 43 downtown. total sunshine throughout the day expected. near 70 today and tomorrow. cooling off by friday. >> there is so much more from nashville this morning. we are live in nashville, tennessee. we'll be here all morning long. robin? >> sam, thank you. >>> coming up, sugarland speaks out for the first time about that deadly stage accident at one of their concerts in indiana. we go back to indiana with k

. >> good morning, robin roberts. good morning, everyone. we start with blizzards. we have one going on right now in eastern colorado. abc's clayton sandell set up a time-lapse camera outside to show us how quickly the snow started piling up. this is before the blizzard conditions got into the area. now, we have 50-mile-per-hour -- this is an overnight look at how quickly snow can stack up from nothing to a good six or seven inches on the table there. we have a 50-mile-per-hour wind right now. and it extends into kansas. only here, in this area, we pick up another five to ten inches of snow. this is the second snowmaker in exactly one week. last week, we got the exact same thing happening in this region. there goes that low in the middle of the country. there's nice, warm air in the deep south. atlanta, nashville, oklahoma city, for a moment you're in the 60s. >> total sunshine in store for today and high pressure. friday, a few added clouds. a beautiful look at the bay sunrise. checking in at 40 degrees. 42 in annapolis and the break- national. want dejected this m

robin roberts has a preview. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> it is hard to forget, watching that incredible state of collapse in indiana. this is the first time we are learning how close sugarland came to being on stage when this happened. >> that's right. it happened in august. they were about to take the stage. the store manager control them to hold on, a second. the lead singer jennifer told the said that they were under the state took a moment and everything went dark. they could not see much. if it was not until she went home consumer hotel and was watching tv when she realized what exactly happened. she and her partner in sugarland will explain in detail. i went with them to indiana recently. for them to see the stage a crumpled like that this really affected them and affected so many that night as well. >> i can imagine that stays with you. hoew is jennifer honoring the victim's? i understand has special plans. >> they had a concert that night when we went back to indiana. they had a con

robin roberts got this look at everything gaga.he flagship of the madison avenue store has turned all 5,500 square feet of its floor over to the singer. inside a candy shop, closet for clothes and accessories, jewelry and cosmetics. some of the profits will go to a very good cause. >> part of this collaboration with barney's has been centered around giving 25% of all of the gifts sold to the foundation which is my mother and it's charity focused around inspiring bravery and kindness in youth all over the world. >> you can watch lady gaga's thanksgiving special with katie couric here on abc 7 this thursday at 9:30 p.m.. >>> >> we'll be sure to shop there right? >> i don't know. >> you know somebody who would like that? >> i'm not sure would it work for me. i could try. let's look outside. i wonder if she has anything for rain? goes to a good cause. let's move on. 11:19, northbound from is -- from sutro tower, most of the sprinkles today have been in the north bay where i think they will stay, beautiful picture. as we look east from

that is followed by in the spotlight with robin robert, all access nashville as we get pumped up for the country music awards and then abc2 news at 11:00. >>> weal' be blogging -- we'll be blogging live, so go to abc2news.com. >>> coming up, people in mississippi are voting on a controversial law that could spark a national fight over abortion. find out what the personhood amendment would mean for women. >> do soda bans in schools curb childhood obesity? for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we ar

robin roberts got this look at everything gaga.he flagship of the madison avenue store has turned all 5,500 square feet of its floor over to the singer. inside a candy shop, closet for clothes and accessories, jewelry and cosmetics. some of the profits will go to a very good cause. >> part of this collaboration with barney's has been centered around giving 25% of all of the gifts sold to the foundation which is my mother and it's charity focused around inspiring bravery and kindness in youth all over the world. >> you can watch lady gaga's thanksgiving special with katie couric here on abc 7 this thursday at 9:30 p.m.. >>> >> we'll be sure to shop there right? >> i don't know. >> you know somebody who would like that? >> i'm not sure would it work for me. i could try. let's look outside. i wonder if she has anything for rain? goes to a good cause. let's move on. 11:19, northbound from is -- from sutro tower, most of the sprinkles today have been in the north bay where i think they will stay, beautiful picture. as we look east from

lady gaga gave our robin roberts a tour, which you will see later on on "good morning america." >> howlady gaga now? >>> when "america this morning" continues this morning, justin bieber, takes a step towards proving he did not have a baby with one of his fans. >>> and major league baseball, after a young player is murdered. details coming up. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by over 19 years of research. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blo

plus, robin roberts. that is at 10:00, followed by abc7 news at eleven o'clock. >>> coming up at 5:00 -- at the national zoo, they are feeding finicky eaters. >> and parents can now go shopping without their children. the local mall that now has built-in child care. >> they found them in the bo >> up up be in washington county has a new home tonight. -- a puppu in washington county has a new home tonight. >> you would never know it by looking at him now, but this little puppy named sonny had a close call. police were told there was a wild dog. police came out, and they did not find that dog, but they did find this puppy trapped in the well. officials with the humane society of washington county and maryland say that sonny is one of the pups of that wild dog they were originally looking for. he has made a full recovery. >> we have prospective adopters coming every day. >> she is one of the people hoping to adopt sonny. >> we want to take him home and not let him be alone ever again. >> the story could've h

>> i didn't dress up as anything. >> not even a conservative robin roberts? >> i know. hey. >> no. c. i could have come on the show, dressed as robin. >> oh. >> you know, nicki, next year. with anchor hair and all that. >> i want to ask you, i don't know if you saw the dance. what did you think? what did you think of the shuffle yesterday? >> did you see the boys doing it? >> you know what? i was wondering if you guys would be a part of my new video. i mean, it was just phenomenal. >> done. done. i'm in. i'm in. >> josh, you always bring the conversation back to josh. >> that's positive reinforcement. >> nicki, you are a great sport, as always. we'll see you on the american music awards later this month. >> yes. >> i know you're excited about that. >> that one is going to be a night to remember. >> that's going to be epic. >> come back and visit us soon, too. come back to "gma." >> anytime. >> i sure will, you guys. enjoy. and good morning, america. >> see you. just stay in school. stay in school. my kim-bobs and the other bobs. thank you, nicki. >>> sam -- he went for the hills. >>

. >> reporter: and she told robin roberts -- >> i want to enjoy my marriage for a little bit.h other. >> reporter: but there was trouble even during the wedding plans. >> if you don't understand that, that's a problem for me. >> okay. well, maybe we have a problem. >> reporter: and just a few days before the final split, the couple appeared to be fighting. in the divorce papers filed monday, kim says she doesn't want to pay chris spousal support. still, it's a romance he appears to believe in. telling abc news, i love my wife. and i am devastated to learn she filed for divorce. i'm committed to this marriage. i'm willing to do whatever it takes to make it work. >> he felt blind sided. we found out that she was filing for divorce before he did. >> reporter: one thing is real. the over-the-top wedding was a financial fairy tale. they sold the rights for a reported $18 million. that comes to $10,358 per hour since their walk down the aisle. and the couple reportedly made $1 million for their wedding photos alone. kim, along with her sisters, have built an empire with the kardashi

she told robin roberts that it was a special night for both of them. >> we kind of locked eyes and we were both grateful for the things that our country stands for. >> reporter: reality star kristin cavallari also accepted a marine corp ball invite. the stars showing appreciation for the servicemen who do so much for our country. we should note that sergeant scott moore will join us tomorrow on "good morning america" to talk about his big day with mila kunis. mila, way to go. >> nice. yes, excellent. >> coming up here, serious story out of florida, search for a missing mom who vanished after appearing on "people's court." is there a connection and what about the man she was testifying against? >>> plus, ron takes us to the polar bear capital of the world. a place that's overrun with these beautiful, but dangerous animals that they have to air left them out. we'll have more on this story. >> incredible story there. this is edith and ellen.th. i was the first-born... i got married first... i had children first... and i'm the first to get this haircut. i was the first to get a flu shot.

complete with a glorious, well-pruned garden which we saw when "good morning america's" robin roberts got a tour. >> we're here at kensington palace. >> there is plenty of space. they have a nursery on the third floor. it's a ready-home family home. >> it has a nursery floor, ready made family home. is this a clue or hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste when hubby chowed down. >> reporter: they want to do things very secretively. the palace is not commenting either way. i suspect this will not be the first or last pregnancy rumor. but, yes, we have dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment, williams knows this palace well. where he grew up with his father prin charles and his mom diana. >> kate told a friend that it was a little too creepy, the idea of moving back into the home where her husband grew up. i think this is happy compromise. >> reporter: but it hasn't been lived in since princess margaret died in 2002. >> it will need everything to modernize it. they're going

rooms complete with a glorious, well-pruned garden, which we saw when "good morning america's" robin robertsr. >> we're here at kensington palace. the sunken gardens. >> there is plenty of space. they've got a nursery up on the third floor, so it's a ready-made family home. >> reporter: it has a nursery, a ready-made family home. is this a clue, a hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste while hubby chowed down. >> who knows? i think this is a couple who know they want to do things very secretly. the palace is not commenting either way. but i suspect this will not be the first or the last pregnancy rumor, but, yes, we've dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment, william knows this palace well. it's where he grew up with his father prince charles and mother diana. yes, that's him as a wee royal. >> so i think william felt that perhaps it was a little too crowded with memory, and kate told a friend that it was a little too creepy, the idea of moving back into the home where her husban

with 20 resplendent, riegle rooms complete with a glorious well-groomed garden which we saw when robin roberts a tour. >> we're here at kensington palace -- >> they will need domestic staff and plenty of space to have those and a nursery on the third floor. a ready-made family home. >> reporter: it has a nursery, ready-made family home. is this a clue, a hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste while hubby chowed down? >> who knows? i think this is a couple they want to do things very secretly, the palace not commenting. this will not be the first. we have dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment. william knows this palace well as it's where he grew up up with prince charles and his mother, princess diana. yes, that is him as a wee royal. >> reporter: william thought it was too crowded with memories. kate told a friend that they was a little too creepy. the idea of moving back into the home where her husband grew up. i think this is a happy compromise. >> reporter: it hasn't been live

. >> robin roberts is 51. nicole also known as snooki is 24 from the who cares department. singer actress miley cyrus turns 19 today. if it is your birthday, happy birthday! we'll be right back. >>> good morning! welcome back to 9news now. it is 5:45. it is thanksgiving eve! we're happy about that! >> we're happy that the forecast is going to improve. >> especially after today. we still have some issues today. the heavy rains are pretty much over with. a couple of showers but still this morning. this afternoon another round of showers and some winds. winds could be a big problem west of washington. a wind advisory in effect. let's just get started with the bus stop forecast. there is a lot to talk about. at the bus stop, last day of school for the week. some are already dob. half day for some. breezy and mild. temps from the low 50s to even the mid-60s south and east. we have a touch of fog being reported in hagerstown, leesburg, cumberland and in the mountains of west virginia. our day planner this morning, the isolated shower still to come through, 8:00, 9:00. 63 winds. w

earlier this year she opened up about her eating disorder to our robin roberts. >> i became very depressedh it was through my eating disorder. so i just stopped eating. >> reporter: miley responded, saying, "i will destroy anyone that ever calls you the f word. you have the sexiest, curvy body." one person, not criticizing miley's eating habits her boyfriend, liam hensworth. star of the "hunger games." he told a magazine, when she's biting into a steak sandwich and there is some steak sauce dripping down her chin, there is nothing sexier than that. >> reporter: andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> hey you know what -- >> you know what i think is terrible is that they're putting that type of pressure on these young girls. does everyone have to be a 0, a 2? is that what is supposed to be attractive? i think it's ridiculous. >> not everybody likes that allie mcbeal look. curves are in. beyonce, j-los, kardashians of the world. >> kardashians. more abc news coming up next. the world. >> kardashians. more abc news coming up next. beyonce, j-los, karda medicare. it doesn't cover everything. an

earlier this year she opened up about her eating disorder to our robin roberts. >> i became very depressed coping with it was through my eating disorder. so i just stopped eating. >> reporter: miley responded, saying i will destroy any one that ever calls you the f word. you have the sexiest, curvy body. one person, not criticizing miley's eating habits her boyfriend, liam hensworth. star of the hunger games. when she's biting into a steak sandwich and there is some steak sauce dripping down her chin, there is nothing sexier than that. >> reporter: andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> hey, you know what. >> you know what i think is terrible they're putting that pressure on these young girls. does everyone have to be a 0, a 2? is that what is supposed to be attractive. >> not everybody likes that, alley mcbeal look. curves are in. beyonce, j-los, >>> this morning on "world news now" -- camp crackdown. police clear out the campground where occupy wall street protestors have been living for months. >> the protestors fought back in court, but a judge didn't buy it. what happens now to demons

you can see and hear all of that tomorrow with the one, the only, robin roberts. >> i'm hanging withy gaga. >> be a good monster. >> you know who else is a good monster? sam champion. come here, monster. >> good morning, everybody. i came right to this area, why? because of julianna's red hair. it's your birthday? you're hanging out with your friends who are also, it's around their birthday time, too? >> yes. >> you're how old? >> 13. >> you spent thousands of dollars for dad? moms are going, don't tell dad. we're glad you're all here, ladies. welcome. the deep south. rain from little rock to louisville. this rain up to 6 inches in some locations. six states have flood watches or warnings out. we'll show you the warmup in minneapolis. the bitter cold, not staying not for thanksgiving. that's the weather. >> we are live in times square. much more coming. >>> here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." was this an open marriage? was that to blame? >>> and "dancing with the stars," only we can take you behind the scenes of the make-or-break rehearsals. who will take home the trop

change the policy -- as a matter of fact, to great examples of where ronald wyden as well as robin -- robert mcnamara. it was sort of the confession about mistakes and he wasn't feeling good. he was getting pretty old and he was asked by a rorter, does that mean you want to apologize for vietnam? he said, what good as an apology? if you don't learn something from this and change your policy, it means nothing. ronald reagan did something very similar when he sent the marines to lebanon on. i was in congress and spoke out strongly against that. reagan said, i will never tn tail and leave, tough. he goes in there, we occupy, it stimulates the incentive to use a suicide terrorism. the israelis were there, the french were there, and three others. suicide terrorism was going on. he lost 241 marines, and the marines came home. he did exactly what he said he wouldn't do. is that i know i said that, but i changed my mind because i didn't realize our rational the politics was of that region. we should have been more utral. if we have followed a position of neutrality, those marines would be alive toda

you can see and hear all of that tomorrow with the one, the only, robin roberts.rning america." >> i'm hanging with her this afternoon. lady gaga. >> be a good monster. >> you know who else is a good monster? a good little monster. where is sam champion. come here, monster. >> good morning, everybody. i came right to this area, why? because of julianna's red hair. i saw that red hair, i came right here to you. then i found out it's what, your birthday? you're hanging out with your friends who are also, it's around their birthday time, too? >> yes. >> you're how old? >> 13. >> what was the damage? basically you spent, what, thousands of dollars for dad? moms are going, don't tell dad. we're glad you're all here, ladies. welcome. here's what we have going on in the deep south. rain from little rock to louisville. this rain up to 6 inches in some locations. six states have flood watches or warnings out. some great-looking temperatures in the deep south. we'll show you the warmup in minneapolis. the bitter cold, not staying not for thanksgiving. that's the weather. >>

. >> "in the pot light are robin roberts." >> oh, but this is more important.he cmas. >>> coming up, supermodel mommy. what gisele wants everybody to know. we have some good-looking people on the show today. can i just say that? whoo! . >>> we take a look at temperatures pushing through the 40s. nice recovery, the sun is higher in the sky at this time of the day for us. seems warmer for the morning hours. virtually clear skies. sunshine, carrying through. two degree guaranteed high, up to 63. sun down at 5:00. quick drop off with light winds, down to 34, more frost and probably more morning fog in the same spots that had it this morning. tomorrow 66. increasing clouds wednesday. thursday showers with a passage of a cold front and highs in the 50s friday and saturday. >>> beltway is slow from green spring to the jfx. slow traffic on the outer loop as well. beltway, northwest, 695 near 795. stop and go traffic stopping at park heights. 895 south, white marsh boulevard. completely stopped traffic southbound earlier, due to an accident southbound at the beltway, cl

. >> "in the pot light are robin roberts." >> oh, but this is more important.he cmas. >>> coming up, supermodel mommy. what gisele wants everybody to know. we have some good-looking people on the show today. can i just say that? whoo! >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. -- the penn state community is shocked by the allegations of jerry sandusky. perjury charges today. our sister station, newschannel it will happen in that report in a few minutes. elections will be held tomorrow in maryland. for information on the polling locations, log onto wjla.com. time for a check on your traffic. a lot of volume in virginia. have any accidents to report across the american legion bridge. this is live at the 14th street bridge. in maryland, it is improving on avenue southbound. there was an accident that is gone. >>> we still have some thick fog hanging on. , head -- frederick county in particular. falls, virginia. you can hardly see anything. temperatures are for the most in the 30's. total sunshine today and warmer tomorrow. total sunshine today and warmer tom

net ♪ >>> live, from times square, this is "good morning america" with george stephanopoulos and robin robertsup early it's time to see the stars ♪ ♪ it's time to get things started ♪ ♪ robin and lara get me started ♪ ♪ it's time to get things started ♪ ♪ on the inspirational celebrational ♪ ♪ george stephanopoulos ♪ this is the "good morning america" show ♪ >> good morning, america. >> wow. >> oh, yeah. >>> unbelievable. >> it's great to have them. oh, my goodness. >> wonderful. wonderful. we have to try some others here. >> thank you. that was terrific. >> we love being on your show. we're going to sing later. we're going to do one of our favorite songs. you guys can sing along. >> "mahna mahna"? >> yeah. >> that's a dream come true for me. >> i'm a little worried. the producer is going to want us to sing every morning. >> yeah. >> maybe we'll do a little dance number. >> yes. are you guys all right? >> pepe. pepe. >> i just -- you look incredible. >> thank you, pepe. >> a beautiful watch. >> thank you. >> you didn't tell me that, pepe, this morning. why didn't you say that to me this mornin

. >> the lovely robin roberts. [ applause ] >> you didn't have to throw a party for me.y. thank you, y'all. >> how lucky am i? >> come on. >> it's like the blonde ambition tour over here. i mean. >> will you stay tuned? >> i have to do weather. >>> pop news. >> we'll do that. you do the cold front thing. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> pop news, everybody. >> i still don't have a chair, btw. no. it's okay. i insist. >> sit. >> no. i've been flying all night. and dancing for the last three months. we'll share. >> one at a time. here's what's happening in the world of pop news. first up, jennifer lopez, getting a bronx cheer this morning. you know what that that? >> that's not a good thing, right? >> it's for the new fiat commercial she has just done. you see j. lo cruising the streets in the bronx section of new york. jenny from the block never really went to the block to shoot that ad. >> did they make that in canada? like they make all the movies? >> she shot her scenes in l.a. and had a body-double go to the hood to shoot those scenes. >> that's a great job for the

. >> "in the pot light are robin roberts." >> oh, but this is more important.odel mommy. what gisele wants everybody to know. we have some good-looking people on the show today. can i just say that? whoo! >>> pg&e says the rupture of a pipeline was what the utility was looking for. a pipeline was pressurized with water. when it failed the break sent a huge flow of water and mud on to 280 in woodside. there's evidence the line may have been damaged by an outside contractor. workers will remove the pipe for further stud. 280 looking fine. but we have other problems. -- >> awful out of the central valley interest tracy to the altamont. new stalled big rig at north flynn. over an hour to get to the dublin pleasanton interchange 80 and 880. toll plaza ing along backed up before west ground. >> -- >> sun out >>> beautiful picture from sutro tower this morning fog starts to lift thanks to that hour earlier sunshine. still have mid 30s north bay valleys, 40s and 50s for the rest of us. upper 50s to low 60s by the afternoon with mostly sunny sky. three to four days of c

a far different relationship from the one stephanie described to robin roberts on "gma" last week. >> mark was the nicest guy. he was the most devoted father. he truly was my best friend. >> reporter: and while in the book andrew describes mark as his best friend and a momma's boy, stephanie now says mark's actions leading up to his suicide, suggest otherwise. >> he sent e-mails to my mother, brother, and stepfather. and he said in an e-mail to his attorney. he said, no good-bye e-mails to anyone in his family. >> that's really interesting. >> uh-huh. >> that says a lot. >> it does. i mean, my family had become his. he had felt very abandoned. >> reporter: while stephanie clearly was surprised and even shocked by ruth's comments, she still believes her mother-in-law had no knowledge of bernie's crimes. as to whether she will allow her children to have a relationship with their grandmother, stephanie has not decided. >> oh, my goodness. thank you so much. >>> let's check in with josh elliott for the morning headlines. >> good morning, welcome to you, elizabeth. good morning you to. we