first the dougie dance at clippers game. and then this video. corporate america got into the act.mercedes benz used her in this year's super bowl campaign to

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obama started doing the dougie. ♪ ♪ >> she's got some moves, doesn't she? n see all the dancing, and there's a lot more of it, and the rest of the first lady's visit to the late night show right after "the tonight show." >> lessons from her daughters. >> what are they thinking? >> so more iciness tonight? >> exactly. there's not much falling from the sky, but there is changes taking place out there that you'll want to know about. if you're headed out tonight or early tomorrow, use some caution getting around. not seeing any widespread issues, but elevated surfaces, bridges, overpasses, even when you walk out, there could be some slick spots on your steps and driveway. so take it easy if you're headed out tomorrow morning. all the areas shaded in purple, d.c., fairfax, an run dell county, that goes until 6:00 a.m. we're at 34 degrees. southeast wind at 3 miles per hour. so a light wind, allowing that temperature to drop, and it is below freezing just to the north and west. this is what's left of that rain and sleet. d.c. to walker mill area, around 495 and ea

. >> reporter: even fallon knows when to call it quits as the first lady does the dougie. c news, washington. >> michelle obama a far cry from sara polk who was the first lady in 1940s. >>> that's "world news" for this saturday. we're always online at abcnews.com. for david muir and all of us at abc, thank you for watching. good night.

leno retires -- >> reporter: but even fallon knows when to call it quits, as the first lady does the dougiec news, washington. >> michelle obama is a far cry from sarah polk who was the first lady in 1940s. in 1840s banned all dancing at the white house. >>> that's "world news" for this saturday. thank you for watching and good night.

." ♪ >> got to the love the dougy. my entire team here may be twlaer i said matthew mcdonehey. rse, it's matthew mcconaughey. apologies to matthew and everybody on the team. >>> coming up on "cnn saturday morning," it starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm victor blackwell. randi kaye is off today. thanks for starting your day with us. we're starting with lance armstrong. the department of justice is now set to join a lawsuit against this disgraced cycling star. armstrong admitted using performance-enhancing drugs when he won his seven tour de france titles. on the suit armstrong rode for the postal team and alleges armstrong and his manager filed false claims for federal money because they had to agree to play by the rules, but using drugs broke the riles and the original suit was founded by original teammate floyd landis and could be worth $100 million. >>> oscar ps sps freistorius is. top a point. granted bail eight days after the killing of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. back in court in june, although it could be months after that. meanwhile, he'll live under bail over co

. >> oh, the dougie. come on, girl. i love it. come on. she was busy, and then the next 48 hours later she's giving out -- >> yes. giving out an award. >> we were caught in the makeup room looking up at the screen and seeing these two brothers -- >> minding their own business. >> on the screen. dave and mike from saratoga. we didn't know what they were doing on tv. it was on mute. >> we thought they looked very strange together. >> we thought they were -- i thought they were conjoined twins. i've heard a lot of those stories, and it looked like at the hip. >> two ken dolls. >> apparently they want a date for a wedding, and they put something out on the web, and they got 800 responses. look how they're sitting. >> the sound was off. >> it could have been a story of separated. they're brothers, and they're not twins. anyway, they apparently were -- they were talking about us. we had it on mute. we didn't know. let's watch. >> so hoda and kathie lee? >> oh, they're in. we're sticking around after this. >> if they would go for this, would you d

leno retires -- >> reporter: but even fallon knows when to call it quits, as the first lady does the dougiec news, washington. >> michelle obama is a far cry from sarah polk who was the first lady in 1940s. in 1840s banned all dancing at the white house. >>> that's "world news" for this saturday. thank you for watching and good night. >> ama: mc hammer arrested in the east bay. why heland behind bars. >> another bay area gun buyback runs out of money before all the guns are turned in. >>> the oscars countdown is on. we're less than 24 hours away from the big show. we'll have a live report from los angeles. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. crews just gained control over a fire in the crocker area. one person was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital. and we are taking a live look at the scene right now. it's on delong street and you can see firefighters have a ladder going up there but the fire for the most part is out. they're on scene making sure nothing else flares up. we'll bring you the latest at 11:00. >> i'm ama daetz. now

she did the sprinklers and the dougie. sweater showing the evolution of dance for moms. michelle obama's got the moves. while michelle obama is all smiles with jimmy, it's a different story back in washington. the countdown is on to $85 billion in forced spending cuts that will kick in on march 1st if congress and the president can't make a deal. no one will be dancing. state of the union host candy can crowley is in washington this morning. what's at stake here? >> well, depends on who you listen to. you have some folks on the republican side saying, this is not going to be the disaster everyone says it's going to be. on the other hand, we have had nothing but a stream of scenarios coming out of the administration, including the faa saying flights are going to be delayed because we have furlough some -- some of the control operators in the tower. you've had people say, we're going to are to close down some meat processing plants because there won't be, you know, inspectors have to be furloughed. we can't send a carrier to

. >> you had 20,000 twitter followers two years ago and did the dougie.ure what that dance is. last year 100,000. now close to 800,000. in terms of your expectations and what's happened with your life, how have they matched up? >> i don't think i ever saw this happening. i'm so excited about it. but my life is a big surprise. i feel like tomorrow is going to surprise. i went to antartica, i was on the cover two years. >> do you look at yourself as a brand now? do you strategize with your business people and say, i might not want to do this because in 10 years i might not want to be associated with them. how do you strategize what to take on in terms of what you want to be a part of? >> you know, it's like i said. i want to be a part of products and companies that i actually like and believe in, because i think the shoots turn out better that way, if i'm enjoying it and i want to be there. and so it's not about money or how far this will get me, it's if i actually like it. >> kate upton, on the cover of this year's si swimsuit. that is not a green screen,

. >> she can really do the dougie too. ast it wasn't gangham style. >> is this a little too much overexposure? >> first lady is, you know, the most popular figure in the country. i say bring it on. she's constantly promoting let's move. last night even at the oscars. which by the way was the worst oscar show ever -- >> you really liked it that much, huh? >> i think she should be -- the worst part about the first lady, was she had to come at the end of this terrible show. >> did you watch the oscars? >> she had soldiers there with her. that was a constant thing. i think the american people like that. >> the fact is that the president, the first lady, owed hollywood so much. for her to go on, i'm sure everyone was happy. i'm not going to criticize the first lady. she's very, very popular. and we'll leave it at that. >> and she can dance. jimmy fallon might call it mom dancing -- >> you might give her some competition. >> she does the dougie a lot better. guys, thanks very much. i loved shirley basy doing "gold finger" last ni

maybe i'm too old to do the dougie. >> steve: you're never too old. >> okay. >> alisyn: but did justinr did you take the sweep over from him? >> gosh, the sweepover, i have to give him credit. >> steve: you got to check out the book because it reads great. >> thank you. >> steve: congratulations. pastor judas smith, it's called "jesus is blank." thank you for joining us live. tell justin we said hello. he actually has been in the studio. >> i believe it. >> brian: selena gomez was here. >> steve: in happier times. >> brian: it sounds like we're bragging. >> steve: we are, kind of. >> alisyn: the president selling access to the white house at a cost of $500,000? is that true? is it fair? >> steve: and they used to say 40 was the new 30. but anna, i understand the new 30 is what? >> a group of scientists says that 72 could be the new 30 and you will see some 70-year-olds or 200-year-olds doing the dougie. we'll be talking to some people about how old they want to be. does 200 sound good to you? we'll be back. two. three. my credit card rewards are easy to remember with the bankamericard

he was doing the dougy. >> what you missed is underneath the camera, he was pouring out water for his012. stephanie: that's what was happening up in there. >> he was tapping his booze that's what he was doing. stephanie: thank you honey we'll see you next week. bye. [ applause ] stephanie: you know how bubble gum ray i am. >> yes, you are. stephanie: i don't like the actual rap. now and again, one of my old lady stations are playing a commercial like k. big and the coast, when they're in commercial, i go on down to the kiss, where the kids are listening to and the rap. i did that the other day. no that's not me. >> kiss doesn't may rap. stephanie: this was ray whatever it was. >> no, no, you need to go up to power, power 106 for real stuff trust me, it was rap. i was getting down to the beat. the subject matter was so depressing that i couldn't -- too happy clappy. >> if you were getting down to the beat, it wasn't really ropey. >> kids getting shot in a drive by and every verse, something worse happened. i was like no, no. i like when the worst thing that happens is the food's bad. t

i started as a kid and my mom showed me the way through dougy fresh records and stuff. >> quick sample. ♪ >> that's what i'm talking about. and nhere you are a mystery of the violin, but not just any violin. >> i play a five-string violin and i play the north indian style and for that i usually sit on the floor, but today i'm playing it in the western style. >> all right, quick. that's a slither. okay, so, we'll ask you guys about a big competition you're competing in in a few, but give us a sample of your music as a trio now. >> my pleasure. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was excellent. as we wrap this up, you guys are in the final 40 groups out of the original 300 for american music abroad which is ffunded be state department that would allow you to tour four to six countries. how much are you looking forward to that audition next month? >> we'll rehearse a lot and have a couple big shows coming up before then. but that would just be an incredible opportunity. >> and, chris, one more human sound. and that is a way of saying good-bye to this special trio. and you can see why it's here next wed

. ♪ they did he "raise the roof," sprinkler, dougie, first lady got down with jimmy fallon, showing thesaturday morning" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm victor blackwell. randi kaye is off this morning. 9:00 in the east, 6:00 out west. good of you to start your day with us. another good weekend for people in new england to stock up on hot chocolate and stay inside, because a winter storm is bringing a third straight weekend of snow, as much as a foot in some places, maybe more. the midwest is already seeing the worst of it, like in gladstone, missouri. look at this. heavy snow collapsed the dance studio school roof here. fortunately, no one was injured. chicago now, where fewer than three inches was enough to tie up traffic. right car on the left side of the screen slide out. it happened yesterday. to iowa, slick roads led to a multi-vehicle crash on interstate 80. fortunately, no one was hurt here. >>> meteorologist karen maginnis is tracking the storm for us. >> the timing of this is going to be very interesting, but it's not going to be quite that big slam of snow t

after "sports illustrated" fit her into the 2011 issue at the last minute, she became an internet sensation. first, this dougieippers game. millions of youtube hits later, this video. ♪ corporate america even got into the act. carl's jr. used upton when she made last year's cover. mercedes-benz used her in this year's super bowl campaign to appeal to the younger crowd. 7% of "sports illustrated's" revenue is from the swimsuit issue. the magazine is looking to make it even more profitable. and it's hard to deny upton's digits. we're not talking about measurements. google searches for upton have risen more than 2,000% since january of last year. "si" looking to piggy back of a those numbers by launching a daily blog devoted to the swimsuit models. "sports illustrated" made her a star. but her curves fighting the industry mold have made her advertising gold. a business model that keeps on giving. i'm darren rovell for "nightline" in new york. >>> it's time for our "closing arguments." late tonight, a large tremor detected in north korea, not the most seismic place. so it's a suggestion that perhaps the hermit reg

of my colleagues who is with me, doug peterson who just joined us from the city, and he is setting up. we welcome you, doug. dougie is all over the world. as such, he has lived quite a bit of time in japan himself. it's great to be with you tonight as well, doug. let's see. in terms of this whole notion of the book, by the way, a very modest title, banker to the world. when i heard of this, and i am a very close, personal friend of bill's, like everyone in this room is. and so when he was talking to me about this concept of what he wanted to write about to lessons of debt crises and all of this, i just knew that it was right in our sweet spot, what we needed to the will to do. so we were able to convince them. so no i'm not talking to you about this -- talking to you as his friend but his publisher. we had this decision. we were going to do this book, and we did. the ink was that even dry when henry kissinger came out and said, this is a must-read for anybody in any section at any level of the finance industry. no sooner did he do that than paul volcker came out and what to make a comment about how this is a must

after "sports illustrated" fit her into the 2011 issue at the last minute, she became an internet sensation. first, this dougy at a clipper's game. millions of youtube hits later, this mac daddy video. ♪ corporate america even got into the act. carl's junior used her. mercedes-benz used her to promote its new sedan meant to appeal to the younger crowd. >> you missed a spot. >> reporter: 7% of "sports illustrated"'s revenue is from the swimsuit issue and the magazine is looking to make it more profitable. it's hard to deny upton's digits. we're not talking about measurements. google searches for upton has risen 2,000% since january of last year. "sports illustrated" made her a star, but her curves fighting the industry mold have made her advertising gold. a business model that keeps on giving. i'm darren rovell in new york. >> meat on them bones. >> the lord does wonderful work. >> she's a very pretty girl. >> lord. >>> this morning on "world news now," north korea fires a warning shot to the world. >> the nation confirms it has conducted another nuclear test. this time launching a miniature nuclear device wit