terry nice. i spent time with the bushes there and barbara and george are the sweetest and nicest people. they spent the first half hour of iowa's with them it was president bush trying to commence my wife that he invented the -- that is quality material. that's a good joke. he did not invent the phrase you are the man. he might have but the nice part was as i was researching this book i got to ask president bush questions about the white house and his time there and listen i write fiction. i can write anything i want but we all know that there are only a few people on this planet who know what it's like to live in the white house and know that someone is out there trying to kill you and that's pretty amazing. i got to say to him were you scared at that moment? he was like not confused by the question but it was an odd question he had never heard of before. that is not the right word and i said were you scared when this happened and when this happened? we had a lot of -- the white house is always

. >> it's going to be nice, terry and marla. it's going to be really, really nice. 5:05. start with your weather headlines. this is the kind of warm-up you want to embrace. the tourism season hasn't yet started. that will kick in into spring. the first official day is the 20th of march. we're about 21 days away. hazy sunshine on the way. you'll get the beaches to yourselves if you can. san gregoria was empty yesterday. we're holding on to that good air quality today and tomorrow. more widespread 70s on the way for friday and then major cooling ahead. we've got a potent winter system on the way next week, and that's going to change things dramatically. the roller-coaster ride continues. today we keep on going up. 46 degrees in concord right now. at noon to 1:00, you'll be in the upper 60s. it's going to be comfortable. you'll be peeling off a layer. you'll see lots of shorts and short sleeves. 70 on the way for livermore. 70 in san jose. protect your skin with spf 30. 5:06. your seven-day outlook ready in my next report. first, hold up one moment. mike knows what could slo

nice to see terry.nd the big news here is that the two of you are expecting a baby, which is very exciting. so we got to start sprucing up the nursery. gotta start sprucing up that nursery. >> absolutely. that's what we're hoping for. meredith: well, i hope so, too, and a cruise wouldn't be bad either. >> ha ha. yeah. absolutely. meredith: so let's take a look at the money in your round 1. computer, please randomize the money and the questions. now let's see where your disney cruise question is. oh, way down low. whoa. all right, francis, are you ready? >> i am ready. meredith: then let's play "millionaire." [cheering] according to a 2011 study, what everyday substance can cause a completely sober person to fail an alcohol sobriety test? hand sanitizer, fabric softener, body butter, air freshener? >> ok. well, hand sanitizer does have alcohol, but persons can fail an alcohol test. may be an obvious one. um...you know, i'm gonna ask the audience. meredith: ok. audience, francis needs your help. on your k

terry. i'm cecilia. nice to meet you. i barely recognized you dressed.tore. i have to see the unveiling. oh, my god. it was not photoshopped. after terry's mom entered his photo in a modeling contest, the rest, as they say -- >> i got a phone call from my agent saying, the video you shot is going to be in the super bowl. i was pretty much speechless. >> reporter: speechless was hardly the reaction his family had when they, and the rest of the country, saw him shirtless on sunday. now, terry's abs join the ranks of other abs of steel. and give david beckham a run for his money. but it takes a lot of work to look this good. >> i like doing planks. i find that once you get that burning feeling, that's when you need to push yourself more. >> reporter: is it beyond six seconds at this point? without a doubt, he had the best six-pack of the super bowl. and it had nothing at all to do with beer. so, i put my investigative reporter skills to the test. and i asked those really tough questions. i know, america, you want to know. does he have a girlfriend? no. we'r

terry. i'm cecilia. nice to meet you. i barely recognized you dressed. a grocery store. i need to see the unveiling. let's see. oh, my god. i mean, this is not photo shopped. after terry's mom entered his photo in a modeling contest, the rest, as they say -- >> i get a phone call from my agent saying the video you shot is going to be in the super bowl. i was speechless. >> reporter: speechless was hardly the reaction his family had when they and the rest of the country saw him shirtless on sunday. now terry's abs join the ranks of other abs of steel and give david beckham a run for his money. but it takes a lot of work to look this good. >> i like doing planks. once you get that burning feeling, that's when you need to push yourself more. >> reporter: is it beyond a six pack at this point? >> if you count the ones on the side. >> reporter: without a doubt, he had the best six pack of the super bowl, and it had nothing at all to do with beer. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> just takes one person to discover you. are you all right? she's drooling. oh,

nice day. >> it's going to be beautiful. good morning to you, terry and marla. a good-looking day shaping up. not as frigid to start and we'll see more widespread 70s. in fact, we're talking about a winter warm-up bringing our temperatures towards record levels. so it's going to get interesting today. 52 degrees in oakland to start, 43 in livermore and 36 in san jose. how warm will it get? we'll have the answer to that as well as when the rain and the cold returns. it's all in your seven-day forecast. stick around for that. first, it's friday eve, mike. good morning. >> good morning. we're like the friday part of the eve. that's fine, close enough for

terry graddock from blood services. dade i say that right? >> craddock. >> we're nice to have all of you. erin, tell us how this started? >> sadie was dig nice with cancer at 3 years old. it's a childhood cancer. and our friends came to and they wanted to do something to help. so they made meals for us, they made sure that our daughter anna was taken care of when we were at the hospital and with the doctors. and they found out that she needed designated blood for her big surgery. so they went out and got the blood. it was easy. people were willing to help. on valentine's day of 2010, the big year of the snow, they decided they wanted to do a community blood drive. >> now, were you surprised that so many people were willing to help? you're sadie's father. this was a very difficult time for you as a family, i know. did you think it would be this successful? >> well, brar bra, it was a very difficult time, but the committee that's organized friends of ours, the friends of sadie committee, just knowingfo them, we were not surprised that they were willing to do so much work on behalf of sadie

nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up, the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >> hello, i'm terry moran. tonight, a manhunt is under way in southern california and the los angeles police department is under siege. 10,000 law enforcement officers are conducting door-to-door searches for one of their own, a fugitive ex-cop. 33-year-old christopher jordan dorner, suspected of killing three people in a terrifying rampage, after making claims in a bizarre online manifesto that he was unjustly fired by the lapd and needs to clear his name. in a police department with a storied and troubled history, they have never seen anything like this before. here's abc's david wright with the latest. >> attention all units, speed into reference 1199 for lapd. >> reporter: over the past 24 hours, a deadly manhunt across this whole region. >> suspect vehicle still outstanding, it's a black nissan titan. >> reporter: police officers hunting one of their own, a rogue former officer now accused of hunting them. >> of course he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he was also

terry smith is trying to dig herself out. do you still like the snow? >> i do, niceo look at, not nice to drive in or shovel. but to have a nice cup of cocoa. >> reporter: and it is still a mess here in connecticut. some 37,000 homes are still without power. dan, bianna? >> thank you, gio. he looks official with the abc news hat. i think he can join the extreme team. >>> here's the latest on what's running and what's not the day after this blizzard. airports shut down on friday afternoon with airlines canceling 5300 flights. all three major new york area airports have opened with limited service. in boston, logan opened one runway, and connecticut's bradley international airport has just re-opened this morning. >> and on the rails amtrak hopes to restore limited train service today between new york city and boston. most service is canceled throughout much of new england. commuter trains are on a limited system, and boston's famous "t" transit system shut down by the storm hopes to it open for monday for work. >> big problem if they can't get it open. >>> in new york,

there's nice move and goes sideways and that stock is going to end up 1.5% and we'll be following the shareholder meeting tomorrow. let's bring in terryyour read here? yesterday we're standing here and the market is down 200 points and here we are up more than 100. what's the person watching supposed to make of all of this? >> what we've seen is both the fear and the greed in one sense. i think today confirms the underlying strength in the market that we've seen for about a month

terry duffy, co-hosting, she tried to say. maybe he'll be hosting the whole hour. he's the chicago mercantile exchange's executive chairman and the cme runs the world's largest futures exchange. >> welcome to the show. it's nice to have you certainly on a day or a couple of days where the markets have been, especially volatile. what do you make of what we've seen over the last couple of days? a certain part of your business benefits from the volatility, but what do you make of it as an observer? >> for starters it certainly does benefit our business. the last two days alone we've traded over 45 million contracts, and that represents over $11 trillion of additional risk changing hands at the cme so it does benefit business immensely what. you're seeing is a lot of the issues in europe, whether the political unrest in europe or political unrest here in the united states, so we had issues that we had the fiscal cliff and we've got volatility. issues coming here this friday with sequestration and things of that nature. we get -- the market sells off. historically what i've seen only selloffs over the last 12 months of any consequence, and people are stepping in to buy them right away. you said earlier, it's the o