house with a family inside. >> my mouth dropped. like what happened? i could never imagine seeing this like happen to my home. >> reporter: but not just winds, there were strong storms. these storm chasers catching up with a possible tornado in yuma county, colorado. >> there's a tornado. >> reporter: take a look at this midwest dust storm. you can barely see the road in front of you. more winds and strong thunderstorms today, at least 12 states are also under winter storm watches and warnings from new mexico to iowa and there are blizzard warnings in at least two states with up to two feet more snow expected. and maybe i didn't do this picture justice because josh came over and looked at it. that's the tree and the lawn and a push upside down. that's how powerful it was. this is likely to be one of the toughest days. that's where we think they'll develop and could carry tornadoes right there in the zone. to des moines to kansas city, abilene, austin, likely we'll light up with these thunderstorms and take them east, chicago, involved with this. pittsburgh, tomorrow. memphis, jackson, also into new orleans and then don't forget we've got blizzard conditions out in two states today and heavy hit of snow for that north dakota/south dakota area. this storm has it all. all four seasons kind of supersized into one event, guys. >> that is some system. thank you very much. to josh and all the other headlines including more on the great and emotional win by louisville. >> some game and some run. last night, what a madness it was and it has all come to a close however incredibly dramatically the louisville cardinals were the top seed heading into the ncaa tournament but then they had to fight hard every step of the way and the final game against michigan was no different. >> yes, here we go. >> reporter: it was a fight and a great game from the opening tip. the relentless louisville cardinals fighting their way back from a 12-point deficit. and taking the lead for good. >> we became a great half-court offensive basketball team and tonight was as good as it gets. >> reporter: but the smiling kevin care looking on from the sidelines, the katrina beat the michigan wolverines, 82-76. >> we needed a rally and been doing it for a couple of games straight being down and wait and had to make our win. >> reporter: something of a stunning confession about a certain promise made at the beginning of the year. >> they said if you win the national championship you're getting a tattoo, i said, hell yes, i'm getting a tattoo. >> reporter: overnight basketball fans erupted swarming the streets of louisville and throughout the game, the hashtag win4ware shot through the tw twittersphere and louisville cardinals did just that. >> these are my brothers and they got the job done and i'm so proud of them. so proud of them. >> that is incredible joy to behold so the louisville cardinals are the ncaa men's champions, though, tonight, louisville could make it a double. the lady cardinals could bring more on to the city and school. they'll face uconn in the women's final tonight. now we turn to more headlines including the breaking news out of north korea. another antagonistic warning aimed directly at foreigners to the south. pyongyang is telling foreign workers, tourists and journal ifs in south korea to make plans to evacuate to save themselves from a looming war. japan not taking any chances, patriot missiles set up in and around tokyo. major developments here in the u.s. in the battle against a new bird flu outbreak, the cdc has activated its emergency operations center. as the dangerous bird flu spreads in china no deaths here in the united states but an eighth person has died d d in . a sheriff's deputy is on the other side of the law charged with helping a dangerous prisoner to escape. matthew andrews arrested for helping a fugitive who left wearing a deputy's jacket. the escapee is felix trujillo, a felon still on the loose. and finally under pressure from steven co e en colbert has into the twitterverse. >> president billy clinton was taken so prez billy jeff has racked up nearly 0,000 followers. he was asked why he hadn't joined before and said he was sort of insecure. >> really? >> yeah. yeah. >> that's apparently the breaking news here. >> we will weigh turn now to president obama, all hands on deck push for gun control. he flew in families of the newtown victims on air force one last night hoping they can convince lawmakers to back some compromise on the key issue of background checks for gun buyers. jeff zeleny and he needs all the help he can get. resistance continues to grow. >> reporter: the white house is facing stiff head winds. with a new cnn poll showing that 52% of americans disapprove of how president obama is handling gun control but now the trez is hoping a bipartisan agreement can be reached before the momentum slips away. the debate over gun control is getting permanent this morning on capitol hill. >> do something before our tragedy becomes your tragedy. >> reporter: overnight, family members of those killed in newtown flew to washington aboard air force one hoping to lobby lawmakers after an emotional speech by the president. >> this is not about politics. this is about doing the right thing for all the families who are here that have been torn apart by gun violence. >> reporter: as an uphill battle. a ban on so-called assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips stalled. the strongest chance requires background checks for gun sales. >> we have to tell congress it's time to require a background check for anyone who wants to buy a gun so that people who are dangerous to themselves and others cannot get their hands on a gun. >> reporter: even background checks which are supported by nine out of ten americans face strong opposition. a group of 13 republican senators threatened to phil filibust filibuster. he delivered a personal briefing to the families and stood watch as the group of mothers and fathers walked down the steps to make their way to the capitol where they're asking tough questions today. george? >> yeah, they are going to confront those lawmakers. jeff, thanks very much. we'll switch gears now, george, to an outrageous online host against joel osteen that made it look as if he was abandoning his christian faith. the prankster set up a bogus site to spread their story. "gma weekend" co-anchor dan harris is here with more. huge effort went into this. >> huge. joel osteen is one of the most powerful pastors in the country. if he lost his faith it would be a huge story. the problem is this story is apparently not true. >> before god will release big blessings, he will give you small tests. >> reporter: every sunday he proclaims his faith in front of 45,000 members of his texas megachurch with an audience of millions watching at home and online. ♪ do you believe the lord is good ♪ >> reporter: you can imagine the reactions when they saw this official-looking website with the special announcement from the pastor reading "i am leaving the christian faith." the site is elaborate complete with a youtube video featuring rather ominous muse tick and pictures of news stories on cnn and accompanying twitter account with this message supposed from him declaring "there is zero evidence the bible is the holy word of god. in fact, there is zero evidence god even exists." the problem is the real joel osteen says this did not true. >> all is well. i still have my faith. nothing changed. >> reporter: overnight we spoke with him. he says he finds this mildly amusing. >> i'm really not angry. i don't feel like a victim but too blessed that life is too short to let things like this get to you. >> reporter: he's spins the adversity as part of his core message. >> you can't stop from everything happening but can choose to say, god, it's in your hands and i'll enjoy the day. >> reporter: while he is clearly adopting a forgiving attitude. he's not ruling out taking some sort of legal action. it's registered to a milwaukee company called bmg. we could not find anybody there to contact. >> why bo somebody do this? >> that's a really good question. we could go the rest of the show on that question. >> okay. >> but we will not. >> unless we get a when he is per in my ear to fill. we have more now on that incredible survival story out of california. those teens who got lost and separated on their first date hiking in the mountains rescued after days in the wilderness. for the first time we're hearing from the young girl and maybe plans for a second date. abc's david wright has the latest. >> we need water, i don't -- >> listen, nick, i understand you need help. >> reporter: on these 911 tapes, 19-year-old nick cendoya sounds panic and not coherent. >> we have fire -- >> you have a fire? >> i mean we have a lighter or something we can light something up. >> reporter: he and 18-year-old kyndall jack argue about where exactly they are. >> stop for one second. what is the address? >> i don't know. >> reporter: but they don't seem to have much of a clue. >> reporter: you have no flares, no flashlights anything like that? >> we have a flashlight on my phone. that's it. we neat water. >> reporter: the 911 calls suggest they were pretty disoriented. >> five minutes up there, we wanted to be in the clouds at the top. >> reporter: by the end they were both hallucinating. >> we spot tigers. i was getting eaten by a python half the time. >> acting like they were lost in the outback. >> i know i ate dirt, tried to eat dirt and i came to the hospital with a big mouth full of dirt and that was all i remember. >> reporter: what's still not clear from their stories or from the 911 tapes is how their little day hike went so badly off track. >> keep screaming for help or something then. >> help. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> what a story. now to another dramatic rescue. kayak being hailed as a hero after he saved a family of five. their suv plunged off a cliff into the river and gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: this mangled mess is all that's left of the duv that mark divatorio heard landing in the water in front of him. >> i heard the sound of a crash and a second sound of a crash when they landed into the river. >> reporter: seconds earlier that car with a family of five inside had swerved off the road saturday hitting a tree and a boulder before catapulting off the highway and into the american river. what had been a kayaking adventure for divvitorio quickly became a rescue mission. >> there were things had i done differently people may is died. >> reporter: in the backseat two teenager girls and 4-year-old. >> i grabbed the first girl, the youngest girl and grabbed the two older girls and got them ashore. >> reporter: he then went back for the parents. >> the father was trapped upside down. the up to of his head was touching the water. his wife's thighs are helping to support keeping him above water. >> reporter: they pulled the children's mother out through the sunroof but the father's legs were still trapped. >> the wife was so supportive of heifer husband she didn't want to leave his side. they told each other that they loved one another. that i think was part of what saved this man's life. >> if they haven't been wearing seat belts they would have been ejected. >> reporter: this morning the driver of the suv is still in the hospital but thanks to his quick thinking his family is home alive. for "good morning america," gio benit benitez, abc, new york. >> hats off to that kayaker. lara with a sad note. >> good morning. we turn now to annette funicello. the american sweetheart in mickey mouse ears who so many singing along with her for years passed away monday at 70 years old leaving behind an unforgettable legacy. ♪ m-o-u-s-e >> long before justin, ryan and christina, she was the original mouseketeer. ♪ if you're at a party >> reporter: at the tender age of 12 newcomer annette funicello became a household name. ♪ time to twist >> reporter: rising to superstardom in the disney variety show "the mickey mouse club." >> are we or are we not going to play tennis? >> reporter: transitioning to the big screen. ♪ beach party tochts >> reporter: she was alongside frankie avalon in a string of beach films but left hollywood to focus on her family and was then diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1987. >> lots of times the paralysis is temporary or the eyesight will come back. so you can never give up hope. >> reporter: on monday avalon released a statement saying "she will live on forever. i will miss her and the world will miss her." annette funicello will be remembered for capturing the hearts and imaginations of viewers young and old. >> real soon ♪ ♪ k-e-y >> why, because we like you. ♪ m-o-u-s-e >> what a loss. funicello is actually the last of 24 mouseketeers hired in 1955 for "the mickey mouse club" after walt disney spotted her dancing in a recital version of "swan lake." >> look at this tribute. >> channeling annette. >> you'll have to take them off soon. >> probably the most famous. >> i think so. >> oh, yes. >> discovered by the big guy himself. >> pretty good. all right. we showed you the big storm but then we haven't talked about this. suddenly summer in the east. remember when you couldn't get a thaw and now headed toward 80 and 90 degrees in the east. this warm air sweeps to the east coast. check out the numbers over the next two days, 81 by wednesday, about 20 degrees above normal. atlanta, 2, 4 wednesday. 10 to 15 degrees above normal. washington d.c., is it would be you could be 90 by wednesday, circle this number in denver. know that they were 71 degrees yesterday. their windchill is 2 below this morning. how powerful that storm is is in the west sweeping the country. we'll talk more about that through the next hour. >> don't forget we're expecting powerful storms in the middle of the country and the "gma" extreme team is out tracking them. coming up on "gma," why a lawyer in the jodi arias trial is using fairy tales to make his case. dan and nancy weigh in live. why girls as young as 10 are competing in a chance to be the prettiest of all in an alarming trend. >> and there they are. go nowhere. re. i'm sorry honey, i gotta go. help! i'm sorry. milk. ladies, i gotta go to work. we are outta here! hd 4 this test paper behaves like the surface of your skin. now watch what soap does to it. ♪ soap strips your skin. dove is different. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove doesn't strip your skin like soap. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, [ dog ] we found it together.upbeat ] on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. 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[ laughter ] >> you have the most beautiful head of hair in the world. >> keep on digging, lara. >> oh! i am crying already. >> she only meant that this the nicest way, george. >> yeah, i know. >> i love you, george. >> oh, no. >> okay. >> we will transition. >> yes, you're going to leave the set. we're going to turn to the murder trial that's been going on in phoenix, the jodi arias murder trial. the prosecutor has been using a bizarre strategy using a fairy tale "snow white and the seven dwarfs" and different interpretations to try to discredit an expert witness for jodi arias on the stand. we'll talk with dan abrams and nancy grace all live in a moment but first ryan owens with the latest that's going on in court. >> reporter: "snow white and the seven dwarfs." it might be the last thing you would expect to hear about in a brutal murder trial. but this is the jodi arias case. and nothing, it seems, is off limits. prosecutor juan martinez is using the fairy tale to try to discredit the witness. >> you have a bias just by this minor example, don't you? >> no, i do not. >> reporter: alyce laviolette is a domestic violence expert whether snow white showed symptoms of being an abused woman. >> even though you never spoke to anybody involved in the "snow white tale," correct? >> i didn't speak to the snow white or seven dwarfs. >> reporter: laf owe -- laviolette says arias was abused by travis alexander. the man she shot and repeatedly stabbed in june 2008. this is vital to arias. martinez says she is making it up and accuses the expert of trusting of word of an admitted liar along with text e-mails. >> ultimately what you're saying is that you are a human lie detector, right? >> gosh, i didn't think i was saying that, mr. martinez. >> reporter: juror number 5 who was thrown off the jury last week for misconduct was not in court monday, but she was still front and center. she caused a stir on thursday after showing up just to watch, which prompted the judge to ask the remaining jurors this on monday morning. >> has juror number 5 contacted any of you since she was excused? please raise your hand. i see no responses. >> reporter: laviolette will be back on the stand this morning. later this week she'll face the questions that might matter most, those from the jurors who could decide if jodi arias lives or dies. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> more now from our legal team nancy grace host of hln's "nancy grace" joins us again and our abc legal analyst dan abrams. thank you both for joining us. what is the prosecutor martinez trying to do being so tough? >> i'm having a hard time making out what you're saying, i think you asked what is martinez trying to do with laviolette on the stand? i would like to point out that i have been watching the jury questions piling up and piling up. they're going to have their way with laviolette before it's over. something very disturbing came out yesterday at the very end of trial. we found out yesterday that jodi arias has written a manifesto of sorts and has been signing it to cash in on her notoriety, quote, if she should become famous. we also learned that jodi arias was very excited about her i.q. test behind bars because she thinks that it equals the i.q. of albert einstein. i've got a problem with that. >> well, look, the prosecutor has a ton of ammunition here to use with this witness, which to go to your question, begs the question, why is he often yelling at this witness? and he did it less so, by the way, yesterday than he did last week. i think it's been a mistake that the prosecutor has been overly aggressive at times. i think he's recognized that and pulled it back when needed to say, look, i've got a lot of things to question the witness about. i can demonstrate that this witness cherry-picks which things to look at and which not to look at. i can prove that this witness is so in the jodi arias tank that she is ignoring any evidence that makes jodi arias look bad. when you have all of that ammo and you have all of that evidence, you don't need to be yelling at the witness and mocking the witness. >> do you think he proved -- >> i don't think that's wise, not yelling. >> go ahead. >> yeah, i do believe that, because in some of the written e-mails and texts that travis alexander sent to other people before his death he actually stated that he, travis alexander, was afraid of jodi arias. but yet, when laviolette was asked about that on the stand she chose to discount that and say she didn't believe that but she believed arias who she admits has probably been lying to her. i think the reason that juan martinez, the prosecutor, is a little more laidback, if you can say that, pause he's pretty excitable, is because laviolette is not as irritating as the last witness, the shrink, dick samuels. he sliced him up pretty well on the stand. laviolette is more likable and therefore i think juan martinez is a little nicer to her but i don't have a problem with him yelling and screaming in court because he is uncovering lie after lie by jodi arias. >> he can uncover that without yelling and screaming. you may not have a problem with that but when he's got a strong -- >> you know what, you say to tate to, i say tomato, it doesn't matter what he does. >> it may not. >> all that matters is the evidence that comes in front of that jury. >> that's right, which is exactly the argument as to why he doesn't need to yell at the witnesses, precisely. >> and that will be the last word today, dan and nancy, thank you very much. let's go to sam with the weather. >> hey, george, we'll take a quick look at the denver area. now, this is wee early morning hours around i-70. low visibility. high winds. snow starting in the area. we're getting word that even early in the morning they were canceling nigflights out of den. this is one of those do be careful zones. stay with your local abc stations and rapid city into pierre and minneapolis, a good solid hit of heavy wind and blowing snow. and then you've got that powerful line of thunderstorms, this is the place to really be concerned from oklahoma all the way almost into abilene not quite into the dallas area where tornadoes could line up in these supercell thunderstorms that we'll watch very carefully for powerful storms during the day >> grab the shorts and the flip-flops for the east coast, as it's suddenly summer. >> yes, yes, yes. >> it's suddenly summer. all that brought to you by nespresso. michael douglas and matt damon in a startling new role together on screen. why they're not playing it straight. and josh talks to the national champs from louisville, just ahead. ow do you like me now ♪ presso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? 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"behi "behind the candelabra" appears on hbo soon. >> a slice of his life, poignant, funny. >> reporter: damon told "extra" he loved the outfits. >> great looks. the wigs were fantastic. no comment on the white speedo he sports in the swimming pool scenes. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> we cannot wait. 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>> the news continues, now, with ♪ don't stop the party they're already partying outside. beautiful day in times square. robin off. great to have elizabeth vargas here. so beautiful outside. i think we ought to make it spring right here right now in the city. let's do it. >> right now. >> oh, wow, oh, my. >> oh, my gosh. >> how did you do that? >> ask and you shall receive. >> even butterflies there. >> one of those 3d movies. >> oh, no. first time i think they've actually changed the background. look at that. >> look at that. >> not bad. >> the hills are alive. >> "the sound of music." >> i need $50,000. 50,000 -- >> well, not only do we have a lot of spring, we have kyle massey, "dancing with the stars" alum here. we all want to talk to him. oh, my. he's got something going on. >> there we go. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. oh my goodness. spring fever. >> yeah, baby. >> great job. >> a little dose of pollen. >> clearly it was an emotional night on "dancing with the stars" because they were all dancing with -- for loved ones and i can't get over these butterflies so he'll weigh in on who he thought won and -- >> yeah, it was a great show. >> also coming up, what are your kids really doing when they're sharing photos online? could they be voting for who is prettiest? we'll explain. also, from backstreet -- if we can go from that -- >> no, that's great. >> the backstreet boy, hair club for men member, a.j. mclean before and after, after a hair transplant that he went public with. why, ladies and gentlemen, are these kids crying. these kids right here? >> oh. >> and why is everyone else laughing? well, we'll talk to the dad who turned his kids' tears to an online sensation. they are here with us live. >> cute. >> sure are. all that coming up but first news from josh. we'll begin, tense night in southern california, a wildfire that forced hundreds of people from their homes. it's still raging out of control at this hour. fierce winds have been fanning the flames burning through more than 170 acres now of ventura county overnight engulfing at least two homes. 400 firefighters are scrambling to put out the blaze moving dangerously to a housing development and dry conditions there. sam will have the latest. tensions growing on the korean peninsula with yet another dire new message overnight from north korea, the north warning foreigners in south korea to get out of harm's way as they teeter on the brink of war telling them make plans to seek shelter or evacuate all together. funeral plans for former prime minister margaret thatcher were announced this morning. the service will be held with full military honors at st. paul's cathedral one week from tomorrow on april 17th. the former three-time british prime minister was 87 years old. uproar over beyonce and jay-z's trip to cuba. maybe much ado about nothing. it was for their fifth anniversary and drew big crowds and staunch criticism from cuban-americans at home but looks like no laws were violated. it was approved by the treasury department as a cultural visit. finally a man who roams right out there in times square dressed as the cookie monster in big trouble. he posted for a family from connecticut and demanded a $2 payment and when they didn't pony up quickly enough, police say he cursed and shoved the 2-year-old. >> hey. >> what happened with the cookie monster? >> he give me boo-boo. >> the little fellow says he prefers elmo. as for the faux cookie monster, he is now facing a slew of charges. >> why in the world -- >> why would he shove a 2-year-old? >> wow. >> "pop news." >> i would be honored. happy tuesday. we begin today with our own josh elliott. >> what? >> showing a little leg. oh, yeah, josh was one of many celebrated scots walking the runway with his kilt, the elliott clan tartan. wearing traditional irish scottish socks and we are afraid to ask what else or what not else. >> i love the runway. >> every runway is a runway. that's for sure. >> all for a great cause called from scotland with love. it raises cultural awareness and money for the wounded car yore project. how did you enjoy wearing a kielty. >> it was incredibly air conditioned, as it turns out. i will say great night. it went to a wonderful cause. some of the wounded warriors in question are on hand. >> is that a flssk. >> no, it's a purse, like a fannie pack. >> i do have a question. was that a loner kilt or one of the josh elliott collection? >> oh. >> and i have a follow-up to that question, will we be featuring a kilt sometime on "gma"? >> yes. segment 13 one day soon. it'll be terrific. >> you looked great. great cause. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. really. >> i was terrified. >> all right. everybody, move over, "mad men" and "game of thrones" and make way for "the bible." it was produced by mark burnett and roma downey shattering sales records and sold 525,000 units making it the top miniseries of all time and number one selling tv show on dvd in the last five years. like that. >> wow. >> and the numbers -- the ratings are huge. >> really not surprising. >> not surprising at all and they predicted it. mark knew it was going to be big and he was correct. a raccoon that could get his hired by the wallendas. the masked bandit pulling off an earth shattering balancing act using two wires to carefully make his way, that's a raccoons. >> using the top and bottom wire. >> to go over houses into ron's house. >> wow. >> no tether. beat that, nik wallenda. it's been viewed by more than 42,000 people online, people. that's "pop news." >> oh, hi. i was just getting to know kimmy from georgia. who else is down there? >> my sister, my mom and my dad. >> all right. and this is hard because everybody is in a lineup down this way. where are you from? >> fayetteville, north carolina. >> florngs, kentucky. >> florngs, y'all. just across the river from cincinnati. also's get to the boards. we got one or two things going on we want to share with you. we'll start out with this shot out of walk washington. those cherry blossoms are in. take a look how beautiful. here's our concern. we'll take those temperatures up to 90 degrees or close to it tomorrow. we feel like those blossoms will be on the trees and pushed out by leaves if probably a day. catch them while they're hot, d.c., 84. suddenly summer on the eastern seaboard. boston, 74. we may have been waiting for a thaw but have the 80s in a lot of east and that line of powerful storms, keep your eye on that and ear to your local abc stations. . >> from north carolina we're going back inside to who? >> lara. >> lara. >> ah, nicely done. we want wait be to outsite. here's what's coming up on our "gma" morning menu. could your kids be voting for who is prettiest online. an emotional night on "dancing with the stars." cole we have some here to weigh in and a.j. mclean. a new look. we'll talk about it and more coming up on "good morning america" on times square. 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[ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq. nicoderm cq is the unique patch that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. double your chances of quitting with nicoderm cq. ♪ all right, time for the "gma" "heat index," the hottest stores trending. a warning to parents about a controversial new trend on social media. all about young girls going head to head in cyberbute pageants, online and on their phones allowing anyone to vote who is the prettiest. abc's cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: there are no crowns in this beauty contest. the winner gets to call herself the prettiest of the bunch and the losers, well, this is what they get. a big red "x expect over their faces. they're so young we can't show you those faces but here's how it works. they post their photos on social media sites like instagram. just about anyone, even strangers can vote anonymously choosing the cutest of the group. this pageant with a mean girls twist is all the rage. we asked which of these massachusetts high school students has come across the trend, the response, every single one of them. >> it was almost entirely all girls posting and the ones that had the most likes were girls who were wearing like pretty skimpy tight low cut things. >> yeah. >> reporter: so why would a girl willingly subject herself to this? >> every girl wants to know what other people think of her. there is no app, there is no software that is going to take away the anxiety. that is part of growing up. >> reporter: in a statement instagram said parents should monitor their kids online and, yet, we continue to invest heavily in providing robust tools that the instagram community can use to report inappropriate content so that we can review it and take action" but seeing children so vulnerable online worries parents. holly agoman becker said her 10-year-old inadvertently ended up in a cyberbeauty pageant after somebody else posted her photo will. >> it hits you in the gut like why is this happening. >> reporter: these girls may live in a digital era but they want nothing to do with cyberbeauty contests. they say they are simply too cruel. >> if i got one x it would ruin my self-confidence. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> it is so scary. you have to monitor every single thing your children are doing online. >> i wish there were a way to stop it. >> being a preteen wasn't hard enough. >> no real way to seven for your kid because you don't know who could post their picture unless you were to look through every one. >> that is why communication is key and making sure you're parenting them and, you know, hopefully protecting them. the problem is the internet, people say things they would never say to somebody's face. it's just so cruel. but at any rate. >> let's switch gears. next up in our "heat index." stars are celebrating the best years of their lives. kyle massey here to weigh in on all of this. first take a look at the highlights. ♪ going to prove nothing to lose ♪ ♪ far away >> reporter: each couple danced for the best year of their life, there were tears. >> reporter: and all kinds of emotion. ♪ >> reporter: olympic daughter alley raceman earned three 9s, this season's highest score. >> forget about "titanium," you're going for gold, my darling. ♪ super bowl champ jacoby jones had sass footwork and a foxtrot for his son. ♪ >> reporter: a passionate vienne viennese waltz for sean lowe brought the audience to their feet and zendaya. >> the way you work that music, they better watch their back. >> reporter: kellie pickler danced the rumba to a serenade from her husband. andy dick danced his heart out for his daughter. >> it was like the simplest poem. >> reporter: d.l. hughley redeemed himself with his hips. ♪ but keep me -- >> after a week of illness lisa vanderpump rallied at the last minute and finished her cha-cha. >> what you've been through you did a very good job. >> all right. kyle massey, has already gotten started. you were a runner-up your season. boy, a lot of bawling. >> a lot of tears. waterworks. >> why do people get emotional. >> being the only female judge on "dancing with the stars," i guess, you know, she really just gets caught up in the moment and feels for these people because she watches them go from not dancers and not really caring to really meaning a lot about this dance. >> i really think you do. again, it speaks to -- you can't just judge people about where they come from and how hard they're working. >> absolutely. there's just so much more than the dance thing. like people just see the dance thing part of it but these stars really go through a lot. when we're in the dance studios, a lot of footage you don't see of us pulling our hair out or trying to pull our partner's hair out. >> the first for you, d.l. >> that was legendary. those hips, look at that. at that desk. yes, d.l., go for it. i love it. he should hump more desks around -- >> okay, okay. morning tv, kyle. >> kyle, as a former "dancing" you said 1 years in the disney family. do you feel a kinship with zendaya. >> yeah, being i feel like i'm old-school disney, even though i have an animated show on, it's so good to see the younger crowd. >> she's great. >> she's amazing. not only amazing dancer, actress, singer and has an amazing partner, val. i don't know about -- >> that was great. i think he gets it from his brother. they just have that edge to go for it. >> always get something directly to their partners. do youly aly raisman as a little advantage, unfair with her tumbling? >> to tell you the truth there's no advantage to it. >> you should use it. >> anything that gives you the competitive edge. so many people are fighting for prime positions and there can only be one winner. >> when i was on the show i did everything i could to stand out. if i could do that i probably would do it in a second. >> exactly. >> i love how when you're at the desk. do you have a favorite? >> i hate to pick favorites because you just never know, you know, but val and sendzendaya an awesome pair. aly is -- you never know. you never know like -- >> the other way, bottom last night was lisa and she fainted this week. so that was pretty bold that she stayed in it. she didn't give up. >> that was unbelievable. i never witnessed anyone pass out. as you can see from her partner. he doesn't think it's real. these are the moments that are actually scary. it is a competitive show and a tv show but these are these flashes of real moments. real tears and -- >> so incredibly hard. >> absolutely. >> grueling to your body. >> grueling to my body and i was a little pudgier when i was on there but just being like older and just really trying to do this because you want to do something different. you got to convince these people they're doing an amazing job. >> thanks for coming on. >> who will leave the ballroom tonight on abc 9:00, 8:00 central. >> our "heat index," a dad who turned his son's tantrums into something to chuckle about and posted pictures of his crying kids on his blog writing witty captions underneath each one. we'll talk with him live but linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: these are your typical say cheese moments. a snotty-nosed furrowed proud and sad puppy dog eyes. these are why charlie and his big brother william are becoming internet sensations. charlie is 21 months old and his dad made him the star of reasons my son is crying. >> the slide is not slippery enough. i wouldn't let him eat the candy that fell on the floor. no idea why my son is crying. >> reporter: every it's my party and i'll cry if i want to moment -- >> i wouldn't let him drown in this pond. >> reporter: all captured by dear old dad. >> want to look out the window. >> reporter: these crocodile tears are giving kids a good laugh. >> i wouldn't let him drink bathwater. >> reporter: more than 6600,000 have seen him. one post personed "i'd cry too if my dad made fun of me on the internet." >> if this is the worst thing i do as a parent i think i'm doing very well. >> it's not likes's crying over spilt milk. in this picture he is crying because the milk isn't juice. for abc news, i'm linsey davis. >> i like that face. great to have the man behind the blog. greg pembroke and his williams charlie and -- how did you get the idea to do this? >> i was posting pictures on facebook with my friends, i only started doing it a couple weeks ago and my friend suggested i move it to tumblr which i didn't know much about. they wanted to share with some of their friends and took off from there. >> how did you does charlie cry more than william? >> at this age. at this age he cries more. that's just the age he's at but they're pretty happy guys. >> thank you. >> i love this, i told him -- what -- we can't -- >> forcefully cramming his toys into his brother's face is not the same as sharing. >> how did you come up with the witty captions. >> i type them up as a go. i'm just trying to have fun with something that will happen no matter what we do. >> you have thousands that weighed. >> well, i didn't expect anybody to see this outside my family and friends. there's a blog of new zealand farmers that were saying all i need to do is take these boys and put them on a tracker and plow the back pad dock and they'll be fine. >> how much longer do you think they'll do this? >> until they stop doing this. >> until they stop -- >> oh. >> we took our own picture with josh and charlie. >> hey there, little guy. >> there you go. >> we were playing where is your nose, where's your ear. >> we'd like to hear everybody weigh in and give us their own comments. see more pictures of them on goodmorningamerica.com right now. hey, they're happy boys. aren't you? >> fun. let's let charlie go. there you go. >> all right. free. back in a moment. >> come back for the hair club for men. >> now from abc7 news, good morning, i am kristen sze. the san francisco police chief will hold a townhall meeting to discuss the officer-involved shooting happening at 17 the after an argument between two groups of people the one pull add gun, people ran into the mission police station to alert officers. police wound up shooting two suspects who suffered life-threatening injuries. the gun was determined to be a copy. >> kristen, we have a new crash in danville, northbound 680, at sick more valley road. five cars are involved with heavy backups. we have a sig-alert that canceled in san jose southbound along 85, just with one overturned vehicle. >> we will check still breezing in downtown san francisco and it will be breezy but not dangerous like yesterday with wind gusts at to at livermore. 32 miles per hour in fairfield and 17 miles per hour at half moon bay. temperatures are running in the 50's to near 60 in the financial district. well hang out in the 70's away from the coast and be ♪ you hear demi lovato right there, and we're going to have her here live and tomorrow we'll have a surprise for a few of her super fans, in for the surprise of their lives when she comes here. also gwyneth paltrow. and check out this picture of demi and gwyneth. they ran into each other on their cross country flight. >> they both look so fresh faced and relax. i want to be on that flight. we are excited to have daniel humm here with his brand-new recipes that anyone can make at home, he says. >> breakfast sandwiches. what do you have there, lar? >> well, as you know, we've been celebrating spring with plenty of flower power. what could be better than edible flowers. daniel has brought some for us. >> sarina, this is for you. daddy is going to have the purple one. >> this is for you. >> get in there. in honor of spring -- >> it's really good. >> wow. >> why not? >> daniel, you're a genius. >> i got to say. >> incredible. >> also coming up, jane fonda and her adopted daughter, and so many people actually didn't know about it. this morning they will share a very emotional story together. it's a morning exclusive from us. you'll want to stick around for it. >> i hate to drop names. i hate to drop all the stars that come to "gma," but how about jason bateman and paula patton. they're here to tell us about their brand-new movie. just name dropping stars. why not? why not. >> oh, but first, i'm sorry, so busy looking at your edible flowers that are so gorgeous. to the backstreet boy a.j. mclean. he just underwent a hair transformation and posted before and after pictures on his instagram game and abc's paula faris has the story. ♪ everybody yeah ♪ rock your body ♪ yeah >> reporter: the backstreet boys definitely know how to cut a rug. ♪ all right ♪ back street all right all right ♪ >> reporter: but one of them is sporting a new one. >> what's up? >> reporter: backstreet boy a.j. mclean proudly posting these photos to his instagram page writing "i couldn't be happier". >> a.j. definitely doesn't seem ashamed he had this procedure and proud of the change he's made with his hair. >> reporter: it might be hard to believe a backstreet boy is old enough to join the hair club for men. ♪ sometimes i wish i could >> reporter: but the 35-year-old boy bander is all grown up and plugging something other than a new album. >> it looks like they did a wonderful job. it looks nice and natural. he should be happy with his result. >> reporter: over the years mclean has sported many bold hairstyles from blond and spiky and long and curly, and with improvements in heiress tore race technology, the results are more natural looking than ever. ♪ i just want it that way >> reporter: tackling adult hair loss head on. >> in the past it was very detectable. now we do one hair at a time, so it's completely, completely natural. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. let's go back inside to george. >> thank you, elizabeth. we turn to jane fonda's adopted daughter, a daughter most of us didn't even know about. mary williams is telling her story in "the last daughter" and later a famous family and finding success on her own. juju chang sat down with mary and jane for a rare interview. >> reporter: she's a hollywood legend from an acting dynasty. >> it seems like you and me have been mad at each other for so long. >> i didn't think we were mad. i thought we just didn't like each other. >> i want to be your friend. 46 >> reporter: who won one of her two oscars for "coming home." >> it's very scary for me. >> not going to like the fact that i've changed. i have changed. >> reporter: she was known for her radical politics then evolved into an exercise empress. >> three, four, five, six. >> reporter: but if you think you know all there is to know about jane fonda, you're wrong. in addition to her two biological children, she has another daughter, mary williams. >> last time we walked, it was the first time you walked since surgery. >> reporter: theirs is a complicated mother/daughter relationship, one that began as a friendship, one that mary williams lays out in her new memoir "the last daughter." the two first met at a summer camp in santa barbara, california, that jane jane ran with her then husband politician and activist tom hayden. >> when she showed up at camp you could tell that she was a special person and she came back for several years, and then she didn't come back. >> reporter: mary grew up poor in oakland, california. her family belonged to the black panthers. politically active, but in such a tough neighborhood eventually began to swallow her up a victim of sexual assault at age 14. >> this is a hugely smart person but she was failing. i said if you bring your grades up by the end of the year and live your mother permits you, i'll make sure you go to school in santa monica and live with us. >> i literally felt like i was dying. irreally did, and when i saw that opportunity, i ran. i ran for it. >> reporter: the inner city kid from oakland took the life line and suddenly found herself living in a beautiful home in santa monica, the child of a screen legend, culture shock. >> i had no idea. i had no idea that at the time i was going to end up married to ted turner and my black daughter would end up sitting at a table in the black plantation, the only black person at the table. >> reporter: mary was a quick study merging her old family values to new ones. in her book she eloquently explains how these vastly different worlds were not so dissimilar after all. >> the black panthers, the fondas and turners are as different as families can be, but there was one thing in common. they were not shy of acting on their beliefs. all in the spirit of trying to make the world a better place. >> reporter: but mary could never shed her tortured past and it was threatening her present mother/daughter relationship. >> i was slowly realizing i was alienating myself from people and the fact that i did it to the person who i loved the most in the world wide world made me realize i was in crisis. >> she just said the person she loved the most in the world wild world. >> don't say that again, i'll start crying. isn't that beautiful? >> well, you are. >> reporter: what makes you emotional about that? >> love. i mean, is there anything else that matters in life? >> reporter: mary threw herself into work helping others. she taught english and worked for the u.n. in morocco and lent a hand in rural tanzania and helped lost boys in the sudan and hiked the appalachian trail and biked across the u.s. and conducted research in apartment arca conquering her fears but running away also. she was running away from the anger she felt towards her biological mother, and jane was by her side when she went in search of her. >> it was a wild experience. the three of us went to lunch and me, white, privileged, movie star and this woman who has had a really rough life. she didn't seem to be angry or she didn't seem to be resentful. she has a good sense of humor. i found out where mary gets her laugh. >> is it an overstatement to say jane fonda saved your life? >> it is not an overstatement at all. she doesn't know how amazing she has been and what she has done. >> reporter: for "good morning america," i'm juju chang in hollywood, california. >> what a fascinating and beautiful story. now, sam has a final check on the weather. >> george, i just want to make sure if you come to times square to hang out with us on "good morning america," we want to get you on tv. gentlemen, we've been hanging out during those past couple of stories. tell me your name. >> nick. >> and? >> rohan. >> where are you from? >> from washington. >> i love the sign. i saw you out busy this morning just drawing on it. there's too much on that sign to read. we only have a little bit of time left. we'll get to the boards and start with your twitter and facebook pictures, nebraska, hailstones on the ground and also what do we have, d.c. cherry blossoms, yep, looking good. how long will they last when the temperatures are going near 90 degrees and concerned about that hot red zone and long line storms lining up from des moines all the way to austin, but it looks like in those supercell storms, they can deliver thunderstorms. they move eastern during the day tomorrow. >> we live in >> we are live in times square going back inside to -- >> all: george. >> thank you, guys. we have a lot coming up right here. >> there they are. jason bateman and paula patton here live. ♪ ♪ great shot outside and inside we have -- it is so much better because jason bateman and paula patton is here to tell us about "disconnect." it's a film about staying connected in the wired world. here's a look. >> all you would have had to do is click on a link and he would have installed a trojan virus on to your system. now, once he does this, he can do anything he wants with your computer. you log on, you punch in your passwords. it comes up on his screen. everything you do, he can see. he can turn on your camera. he can watch you. >> so happy to have them here. jason and paula, two of the stars of the film and there are so many different story lines. you guys actually don't intersect and i don't want to give too much away. this feels like a thriller. i want to start with you, paula. your character is going through a lot and the victim of identity theft. >> yes. >> what drew you to this. >> it was the script. a script i could not put down because it is a thriller and as you watch the movie, you do not foe what's going to happen. >> no. >> and there's a surprise at every turn. that's what the first thing, you always want to be in a good film and like the challenge of playing cindy. like nobody i played before. she's grieving, in love with her husband but her husband is detached from her. >> disconnected. >> well done. >> i get that. >> i heard what you did. >> you'll hear it a couple more times. i'll get it in there almost every sentence. >> it runs in threes. we have two more left. >> a challenge. >> then it was my desire to connect with alex skarsgard so i tried -- oh, well, then our director was somebody that already had watched this film and got nominated for an oscar. >> this is his first -- >> yeah, narrative, fiction. >> into fiction. was that appealing to you? >> it's appealing to be asked -- it's appealing to be -- to work, period, okay. let's -- the fact that -- >> made a really good movie ace bonus. >> this gig this morning is paying pretty well too. i get free water. you know, it's a drama. i don't get asked to do dramas that often and the fact that she was in it. >> yeah. >> henry was directing and that the script was so great was all sort of gravy. >> your character is a disconnected lawyer. >> you're at two. >> thank you very much. >> you don't piggy back on. >> all right. >> there's room for all of us but, seriously, this is such a departure. your last role in "identity thief" same topic -- >> this one is less funny. >> but you can't look away from the film. do you like going from the comedy -- >> in a perfect world you get to do a little of each but again you need to be asked so hopefully people like this and i'll get asked for. >> the concept of this picture and just the fact, do you ever really know who you're communicating with online? that was something i kept thinking about as the movie -- even though there are all these stories that are all connected, were disconnected in -- >> you're good now. >> i got it? but it is really a terrifying concept. parents, was that something that you wanted to explory >> that's tough. something that i'm going to need to kind of work on my speech. i have my birds and bees speech down ten years earlier than i need it but now i need to get into technology speech. >> this is riveting and fantastic and you're both great in it. thanks for coming in and connecting with us. >> that was good. i liked that one. >> thanks very much. everybody, "disconnect" is out in select theaters on friday, and it is terrific. coming up master chef daniel humm is here with his magic. ♪ everyone is here. we're back with daniel humm, master chef of 11 madison. you know him as well. he's here to bring a few select dishes from his new cookbook "i love new york ingredients and recipes." happy to have you back. as we prepare a delicious breakfast sandwich, i want to ask, this is a great book because it's actually about the traditions of the urban gardens and really the ingredients we can get right here. >> you know, it's called "i love new york" and it's really focused on the farmers and products of new york, but it's really more about the spirit that the book is. it's about really paying attention when you buy the ideas and also luxury is not just, you know, the expensive things like caviar and wild salmon but can be carrots or asparagus. >> it's a really good egg. it's a really good piece of cheese. the this is beautiful. >> egg in a hole. basically a crook. what we have is country ham, gre gruyere cheese. >> ham and cheese sandwich and something you can kind of do with your kids. >> it's kind of fun. >> we'll let that cook until -- >> for about two minutes. >> want the egg still to be runny so it runs out. >> sam, elizabeth, so, tell me again. they're not talking. they're doing something else -- >> it's so good. >> perfect for breakfast. i know it can be a great lunch. we have it here with an asparagus salad and quinoa. >> and heirloom -- >> he grows about 50 different ones and when you taste them they're so sweet and earthy and just incredible. >> you're a master chef, we mentioned. what did you learn putting this book together? >> i learned that, you know, we as chefs, we train all about the technique, i guess that's one part but it's just as much about the ingredients than about the technique and the really -- it starts with the farmer. it's the full circle and really have to pay attention to the full circle and can't start when it's in the kitchen. >> the quinoa and the carrots. >> they've ruined or you ruined car yachts for me. that's not the carrot you get in the grocery store and just sweet and -- >> oh, that -- >> it doesn't sound like air and -- >> yes. you got to try this here. >> so amazing. >> yeah, that -- you see the egg there. >> oh, daniel. >> so is this polite to do on tv? >> lined up around your restaurant in new york city. can we get in because i want some of this? >> you can definitely -- you're in the special club. >> he is our dear friend, daniel humm. 11 madison and the cookbook "the love new york:ingredients and recipes." >> heirloom paris. >> heirloom paris. 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(jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful 2 superconcerts. tomorrow, demly lovato and brad, tell them where you'll be performing. >> "good morning america." >> "gma's" spring concert series brought to you by big lots. >> daniel, thanks. tomorrow, as we said -- i just tried one. demi lovato. big surprise in store for her fans. >> i think we still have a lot of time left. >> thank you for watching. great show today and "gma live" is coming up in seven -- >> six, five, four, three, two, one, bye, everyone. >> now from abc7 news, good morning, i am kristen sze. the san francisco giants hope to make it two wins in a row when they meet the colorado rockies at at&t park tonight. mike nicco, our meteorologist, has the bay area forecast. >> a little breezy but not as much as yesterday. 62 at 7:15 and down to 56 so dress according. temperatures are in the low-to-mid 70's at the more and mid-60's along the coast into san francisco. temperatures are well above average tomorrow as we hit 80 inland. leyla gulen? >> an accident in danville involving five cars have been cleared to the shoulder but we have heavy backups along northbound and southbound 680 so very heavy traffic. give yourself plenty of extra announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the thriller "disconnect," and tv's "true blood," actor alexander skarsgard. and from the series "vegas," jason o'mara. plus, a "booty boot camp" workout with the "real housewives of atlanta"'s kenya moore. all next on the emmy ward-winning "live." now, here aremichael kelly r michael kelly r michael strahan! cheers and applause] kelly: hi! ♪ hi. thank you. that's nice. 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