and llamas on the llam. >> in pursuit of these two. >> it stopped the country in its tracks glued to the high-speed chase on the open roads of arizona. how they were finally rounded up. the llamas this morning on "gma." ♪ break free ♪ good morning, america. boy, you would have thought it was a white bronco out there on the roads, we saw those llamas being chased all over arizona yesterday afternoon. you can see why. they're going through the streets. >> my goodness. >> even they got their 15 minutes. it has been quite a week. and it's hard to believe the oscars were only on sunday and lupita nyong'o's stunning red carpet gown worth $150,000, well, it has now been stolen. much more on the unbelievable -- >> you saw that up close, right? >> yes, we were backstage. 6,000 pearls on that dress. >> i want you to know that i did say that was my favorite dress. i was staying in the same hotel but i did not do it. just wanted to get it out there. >> thanks for clearing that up. thanks for clearing that up. thank you. we'll begin with the latest on jihadi john. we're learning new details about the british educated executioner this morning as the international manhunt intensifies. abc's brian ross is in london for us this morning and has the latest. good morning, brian. >> reporter: well, good morning, robin. well, the family of the man now identified as jihadi john in this west london row house tries to understand how their college educated son became a killer. the families of the americans he's accused of killing this morning say justice may finally be done. with the identity now confirmed of the man whose piercing eyes and voice came to symbolize pure evil. >> our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say that emwazi's reckoning is that much nearer. >> i would advise this guy to not buy any green bananas. i think he's going to find justice is going to find him. >> reporter: it was soon after the beheading of american james foley in august that u.s. and british authorities first figured out who the masked man was with his facial characteristics and british accent helping to give him away. >> i'm back, obama. >> reporter: now the parents of james foley say it's time for him to answer for what he did. >> it's about this, you know, whole culture of hate and brutality and all that isis is. i mean, if it hadn't been this young man it would have been another one. this young man is one of the very saddest, oh, it's just so tragic. >> reporter: emwazi's name was kept secret in hopes that he would communicate with his family here in west london where he grew up and reveal his location. >> the name is just a very small piece of the overall identity. the real goal is identifying where he is, who his network of associates is and then being able to take action on him inside a place like syria where we have a lack of resources. >> reporter: his family remains inside this morning, reeling from the news their son could be a mass murderer. >> i'm sure because this is my neighbor, i know dad, i know mom, i know the brother and sister. >> reporter: emwazi it turns out was on the radar of british security services for at least six years going back to 2009 and at one point he complained that mi5 tried to recruit him as an informant. this morning, however, he is one of the most wanted men in the world with a target on his back. robin. >> so, brian, he was on the radar for six years. the paris attackers were also known, so what does this is a say about our ability to track these known threats? >> reporter: well, talking to british and u.s. security officials, the fact is there are hundreds, if not thousands of people who are under suspicion, and there are just too many to keep a 24-hour watch on so in the case of emwazi he was able to slip out of this country and head to syria and join isis, robin. >> all right, brian, thanks. there is no official word from the obama administration on the identity of this executioner. but abc's pierre thomas spoke with attorney general eric holder about the hunt to find him and he joins us now. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. holder refused to confirm the name of jihadi john saying it might affect the critical efforts to find him but he gave a blunt assessment of the threat from isis radicals calling them barbarians. >> i think there's something to be said for holding accountable for getting at the people who are responsible for these barbaric acts. >> reporter: and holder in his final days in office shows his disdain for isis, visibly angry by the death of kayla mueller, who died while being held hostage by the group. isis put out a statement saying that the west or the jordanians were involved in her killing through an air assault. is that true? >> it's a lie. she was the best of what this country is all about. her unnecessary death at the hands of these barbarians is something that -- that weighs heavily on me. >> reporter: holder said he was deeply concerned about how effectively isis is using social media. he suggested isis is a clear and present danger to the homeland. robin. >> okay, pierre, thank you. going to move on now to the weather. arctic temperatures hitting millions of americans this morning. everyone east of the rockies and that dangerous storm moving out west. abc's rob marciano is in for ginger and he is in philadelphia for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> good morning, robin. we are inside at least for now where it's 15 degrees outside we will take it. down across north carolina still a big mess down there with the snow that rolled through there, trees down blocking some roadways and icy conditions as far south as alabama. and that's going to continue to be an issue today because the temperatures are not going to warm much above freezing. certainly not this morning. take a look at some of the temps and the wind chills that much of the eastern two-thirds of america will be dealing with. minus 13 in buffalo. 12 below in detroit. 16 below in chicago and 20 below in denver and we have a storm out in denver that's going to be rolling across the plains this weekend, a good swath of snow, quick mover but from kansas to chicago and even parts of new england as we go through sunday we'll see snow with this and beneficial rains and snow across parts of california. they will take it. we are inside the philadelphia convention center. this is a manmade forest behind me. i will take that and tell you more about why we're here. we're going to turn now to a big win for one of the nfl's best players. a judge has overturned the suspension of adrian peterson who was sidelined over a child abuse case. it could have him playing again but the nfl says it will appeal and paula faris here with the latest. good morning, paula. >> good morning, george. you know, this is a back and forth battle between the league and adrian peterson with neither side backing down. it may be the nfl's off-season but adrian peterson scoring a huge victory. >> 78 yards on peterson. >> reporter: a u.s. district court judge overturning the running back's suspension thursday potentially clearing the way for him to be reinstated to the league earlier than expected. the judge ruling the nfl and league arbitrator overreached their authority by suspending him back in november after peterson pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of reckless assault after authorities said he hit his 4-year-old son with a switch. >> this is a blow to the nfl because it cuts at their authority. the one thing about the nfl is that it loves control and now you have a judge saying that the nfl does not have as much control over this situation as it wanted. >> reporter: the attorney for peterson and the players union arguing he was unfairly punished under the nfl's new personal conduct policy. >> the judge ruled that the nfl cannot go back and retroactively apply the new personal conduct policy. >> reporter: peterson feeling optimistic after his hearing earlier this month. >> i feel like i got a fair hearing and i just really appreciate all the support from my fans. >> reporter: the nfl players association telling abc news this is a, quote, victory and that when rules are violated our union always stands up to protect our players' rights, but peterson's victory could be short-lived. the nfl telling abc news the judge's order is "incorrect" and they've already filed an appeal. and here's where it stands, the league has now placed peterson on the exempt list but when he returns he'll be the highest paid running back in the league. the vikings have indicated they want him back but have stopped short of saying it will happen, george. a lot of back and forth right now? we'll keep a close eye on it. thank you, paula. to amy with the other top stories. good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news from southern missouri disturbing reports coming in overnight that nine people were shot and killed near the small town of tyrone and houston, missouri police responding to as many as six different crime scenes. earlier residents were told to stay inside and police are still trying to pinpoint a motive for the shooting and the identities of those victims. no charges have been field his attorney says jose ramirez became disoriented and made a wrong turn. we begin with a security scare this morning outside the u.s. consulate in istanbul, turkey. a man claiming to have a bomb started making threats. one of osama bin laden's most trusted lieutenants has been convicted on terror charges stemming from the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in africa. prosecutors in new york say khaled al fawwaz helped him carry out those attacks. 12 americans were among the 224 killed. he now faces life in prison. and with tonight's midnight deadline fast approaching, it looks like there is a deal on capitol hill to keep funding the homeland security department at least for now. house republicans are proposing a three-week extension. the senate expected to go along, critics say this only kicks the can down the road, though. the issue has been tied to president obama's controversial immigration policy. and a bizarre scene in washington, one senator used the recent snow to bolster his argument about climate change. republican james inhofe highlighted a government report that found last year was the warmest on record. then he used a prop to demonstrate how cold it's been lately. >> it's a snowball, and that just from outside here, so it's very, very cold out, very unseasonable so here, mr. president, catch this. uh-huh. >> inhofe acknowledges the earth's climate is changing but doesn't believe humans are to blame. a violent clash forced a nine-hour lockdown at a maximum security prison in south carolina. take a look at some of the damage. officials say inmates assaulted seven guards who had tried to search a prisoner. the situation was finally brought under control last night. and an investigation is now under way. well, a passing to note. earl lloyd, the pioneering first black player in the nba has died. lloyd played nine seasons winning one title before being inducted into the hall of fame. he was 86 years old. and finally, a question for you. what food do you crave the most? if it's pizza, you're not alone. a new study finds pizza is the most addictive food in america, even beating out french fries and chocolate. this was a scientific study based on the reaction that foods trigger in our brains. >> scientific. >> the least addictive foods? carrots, cucumbers and apples. shocking. >> yes. >> which are not absorbed as quickly by the body as all that fat and good stuff as pizza and french fries, however, our george stephanopoulos would disagree. i would say you're addicted to apples. >> i like apples a lot. this is a big "pop news" investigation, isn't it? [ laughter ] >> thank you. we'll have more on that on "nightline." >> you had us at scientific study. >> i know. people are laughing. no credibility. >> no. thank you, amy. now to actress lupita nyong'o. she stole the show on the oscars red carpet, gorgeous gown that looks like a giant strand of pearls, 6,000 of them on the dress, but now that dress has been stolen taken from her west hollywood hotel. and abc's brandi hitt has that story for us. >> and there are 6,000 pearls on that dress. >> reporter: this morning the search is on for one of the oscar's most talked about and most expensive gowns. >> it's actually quite comfortable. >> reporter: lupita nyong'o's dazzling dress covered in 6,000 pearls reported stolen. detectives on scene at the chic london hotel in west hollywood saying it was taken from the oscar winner's room wednesday night while she was out for just an hour. >> our detectives are in the process of interviewing the employees that may have had access to the room where the dress was stolen from. >> reporter: the custom-made calvin klein gown by francisco costa valued at a jaw-dropping $150,000. "vogue" magazine capturing the genuine cultured pearls being hand sewn during her fittings and while they might have gotten it for a steal the thief might not profit from the pilfer. the star of "beverly hills pawn" yossi dina says it won't fetch much on the street. if somebody were to cut these pearls off the dress -- >> no value. it's only few hundred or few thousand dollars maybe. the value was wearing the dress. >> reporter: while nyong'o and the design team are not commenting on the case, the london hotel is saying this is a terribly unfortunate situation and we are working with law enforcement on their investigation. now, a crime of fashion some celebrity stylists say could be a red carpet game-changer. >> as we go forward we'll definitely be seeing celebrities wearing very expensive gowns that will probably be followed by security guards. >> reporter: for "good morning america," brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> wow, gorgeous dress. nobody can wear it as you said. it's all in the pearls. >> that's it. all right, shall we talk llamas. >> let's do it. >> this is an interesting story about llamas on the run capturing the nation's attention frankly before they were finally caught. the animals quickly becoming social media sensations. >> really a bizarre scene unfolding here. >> high-speed, action-packed chase like you have never seen. >> reporter: it's the high-speed chase gripping the nation. >> in pursuit of these two. >> reporter: watch as these two one black, one white dodge cars and run amok creating confusion and chaos in this arizona town northwest of phoenix. >> we were showing llamas to our residents and two have gotten loose. >> reporter: the dynamic duo visiting a facility near phoenix thursday, when the pair somehow got spooked and took off running wild on the streets of arizona for over two hours. >> traffic stopped up though on both directions. >> reporter: watch closely, as one person tries to move in on one of them. with a quick duck and dive evades capture again and again. over 220,000 tweets. the #llamadrama trerntding across the country. the athletes channeling their inner beyonce and jay z and the arizona cardinals have agreed to a one-year deal with them. one bystander finally moves in las sewing the llamas finally, reuniting the long-neck bandits with their owner. >> laney, she wasn't responsible at all. she is too young and following the lead. >> i didn't think it would go viral like it did. kind of funny. >> had to be a slow news day. >> i love that llama. it's like, what, i didn't do anything. llamas do make good pets because they're known for being easy, very easygoing, very smart, very clean. you do have to be zoned for livestock. how do you know if a llama drama could be coming to your town? there are roughly 75,000 of them in the united states, the highest concentration -- >> nebraska. >> robin roberts. >> i knew that. >> you're a font of information. >> members of the camel family. >> llamas are also members of the camel family. >> they also spit. i did have that experience. >> easy-going but will spit. >> much more information you needed about llamas. >> we're just learning a whole bunch this morning. let's go back to rob in philadelphia. >> hey, george, i hope llamas aren't like deer and like to eat flowers, this would be a really good place for them. we are at the philadelphia flower show exclusively for "gma." look at that. they got us up on the marquee, this thing has been going on since 1829 and what better way to think about spring. all right. we've got cold air right through the weekend. temperatures are going to be in the teens and single digits across much of the eastern third of the country and we got snow across dallas. talk more about the flowers because we want spring to come yesterday. and just a few minutes, back to you. good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. clouds and breezes pick up as the afternoon unfolds and up to ten degrees cooler today. our best chance of showers is tomorrow and homey sierra know up to a foot. upper 50s along the coast and low-to-mid 60. no more 70s in this forecast. you can see tonight is cooler with low-to-mid 40's inland and mid-to-upper 40s elsewhere. our best chance of a shower away from the coast is coming up, the pediatrician on trial for murdering his ex-wife. the dramatic testimony from their daughter. also ahead, the woman who accused florida football state star jameis winston of sexual assault shares her story for the first time. and the great dress debate. the internet going crazy trying to figure out what color it really is. >> it's white and gold. >> blue and black. >> no, it's not. >> yes, it is. >> yes, it is. hd 4. hd 4. hd 4. hd 4. did you know enamel is your teeth's first line of defense? 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must be the honey!!! good morning, america, and right now, we're learning new details about jihadi john. security services had him on their radar for at least five years before he went overseas. >> also right now, the daughter of a utah pediatrician accused of killing his ex-wife delivers dramatic testimony. and the college student who accused florida state football star jameis winston of sexual assault breaks her silence and as we say good morning, america, a lot to get to including that great dress debate. t.j. is over in the social square. >> it is breaking social media records and to our viewers, our "gma" anchors had to be separated during the commercial break all because of this doggone dress. when you look at it do you see white and gold or do you see black and blue? >> white/gold. >> the country is split. >> white/gold. >> i will reveal all. >> black and blue. >> must be the desk. >> so you all see white and gold? >> like, i can't believe you see white and gold because there's nothing white or gold about it. >> robin, i like your white and gold dress. >> and your black and blue dress is beautiful, lara. >> you can see where this is going. but we're going to begin this half hour with the trial of a utah pediatrician accused of murdering his ex-wife and staging it to look like a suicide. high drama with his own daughter taking the stand for the prosecution. abc's mara schiavocampo has that story for us. >> reporter: from doctor to defendant, this morning former pediatrician john wall on trial accused of murdering his ex-wife and the mother of his four children in 2011. uta von schwedler was found dead in her bathtub with a knife nearby. elevated levels of xanax in her system. prosecutors say wall staged the murder to make it look like a suicide and that the doctor had written and filled a prescription for xanax just months before von schwedler's death. >> this crime was committed by someone who simply wanted uta dead. >> reporter: von schwedler, a medical researcher, and wall divorced in 2006. thursday, jurors hearing from their daughter, malkie wall, her identity protected on the stand, she described how at just 14 years old she heard from her father that her mother was dead. >> he opened the door and like said your mom is like dead. they think i did it. basically was having a mental breakdown. >> reporter: it's expected jurors will also hear from wall's son, pelle wall. >> we look forward to a swift prosecution and ultimately justice for my mother. >> reporter: a star prosecution witness who even directly confronted his father in 2012 as heard in this recording obtained by cbs' "48 hours." >> you killed my mother. >> that's also not true. >> that is absolutely true. >> reporter: wall has pleaded not guilty. >> the medical examiner couldn't say this was a homicide. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thanks to mara for that. we're going to turn now to the woman who accused heisman tree fin winner jameis winston of rape speaking out in a new film about sexual assault on campus. amy with the details. >> good morning to you all. erica kinsman is speaking out for the first time in the film "the hunting ground," which exposes the statistic that one in five women will be sexually assaulted on campus with 90 schools now under investigation for underreporting campus rapes erica's story is just one of thousands of girls who are putting that to a face. >> jameis winston, florida state university. >> reporter: jameis winston is on his way as a top pick for the 2015 nfl draft. but for the first time ever, the woman who accused the football star of raping her one night in december of 2012 is speaking out. >> i kind of just want to know like, why me? >> reporter: erica kinsman sharing her story in the upcoming film "the hunting ground," which says it seeks to expose the shocking epidemic of violence and the institutional cover-ups sweeping college campuses across america. >> it doesn't really make sense. >> you know, here's a family that really believed in law enforcement, really believed in their school and institution, could not imagine it would not do the right thing by them. >> reporter: kinsman telling the filmmakers that when she identified her alleged rapist she was told by the lead detective this is a huge football town. you really should think long and hard about whether you want to press charges or not. winston has maintained his innocence, was never charged and was cleared by fsu. the state attorney calling her testimony problematic. >> no charges will be filed against anyone in this case. >> reporter: and as for the subsequent treatment kinsman endured after she came forward -- it was horrifying to watch actually to watch what happened to her as she stepped forward. >> yeah, the reprisals she experienced, she received all kind of very aggressive comments on social media. >> reporter: while florida state university said it did everything it could to support kinsman as an alleged victim, the reaction from the community proved to be too much. >> some girls are jealous. wanted to be like a part of this team. you know. she was a liar. >> reporter: she was driven out of fsu, the school she loved. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is the fundamental impact you hope this film has? >> i hope it radically changes the way our country views this issue and crimes. >> these students went from sexual assault victims to survivors and now activists. >> my name is carolyn -- >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> so powerful with those women all identifying themselves and this film already getting rave reviews and one of the first ones of the year to generate oscar buzz, lena dunham tweeting, please go see "the hunting ground," an essential film about campus assault, spread the word, make the change. it opens in new york and l.a. today and everywhere next week. this is a movie, a film, every parent and every young woman and man should see before going to college. >> it really has affected you. you came back talking about it after seeing it. >> yes, it is an important film. >> it is. thank you for sharing that with us. time now for the weather and rob in for ginger. he is in philadelphia. rob. >> good morning, robin. speaking of the movies that is the theme of this year's philadelphia flower show which is the oldest indoor flower show and biggest in the world. celebrate the movies so we've got an old-school movie motif. this is the entrance to the show. this particular exhibit has 1200 ferns, 1400 lilies and a couple of dozen trees, and it's just one amazing thing that opens to the public tomorrow. let's talk about the west where they grow some good stuff out there but need the rain and getting it finally after a very, very dry winter. this is the pattern that will bring showers and thunderstorms and, yes, some mountain snows to the sierra nevadas so they will take that. this will launch into the plains good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco moving to cooler weather today with more clouds and breezes. upper 50s at the coast and 60 to 64 for the rest of us, a scattered shower and thunderstorm >> this weather report brought to you by choice hotels. you can hear the beeping behind me. they're readying us for the public opening tomorrow. it's a pretty cool thing and anything to think about spring because it's freezing outside. back to you. >> thank you, rob. coming up here, a huge problem in school, bullying. how one principal is fighting back challenging his students. plus, robin thicke in court defending his smash hit song showing how there's often blurred lines between some other favorite songs. come on back. popular songs. i started with a test run. then i got a solid night's rest in a great room. and before i hit the road, i hit the breakfast bar where i got my fuel for the next 26 miles. great endings begin here. and now when you choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. physical activity. but keeping that mix balanced, isn't always easy. so coke, dr. pepper, and pepsi are joining your efforts to find balance with the new initative called mixify. coming together for the first time to talk to teens about balancing what they eat and drink with what they do. and helping them think about when they've had too much, or maybe when it's time for a treat. supporting your efforts, with our message. balance what you eat and drink with what you do. that's how you mixify. we asked women use dove bar for 7 days with no mirrors. on the seventh day beautiful skin is revealed. with one quarter moisturizing cream it helps skin feel more firm and elastic. take the dove 7 day test. i need to look for a used car. but i just keep putting it off. it's daunting. what if i make the wrong choice? 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in court wednesday, robin thicke taking to a keyboard performing a medley of famous songs to show how pop tunes often share similar chord progressions. ♪ >> reporter: no cameras in court so we went to euphoria productions in manhattan to hear for ourselves. >> he was doing "let it be." so, if you start "let it be" -- ♪ >> and he compared it to this -- ♪ >> sometimes song progressions sound similar without copying each other. that's what he tried to demonstrate. >> reporter: but what about the songs in question? ♪ >> and then robin thicke. >> reporter: other artists acknowledge the musical mimicry often practiced in the industry. just listen to this guitar rift in one direction's "best song ever." ♪ strikingly similar to the who's 1971 classic "baba o'riley." but instead of crying foul, who frontman pete townshend readily admitted "those three chords we've all been using in basic pop music since buddy holly, eddie cochran and chuck berry." and this's a concept that struck a chord with pharrell and robin thicke saying they are not copycats. this is something interesting. because of a copyright change that happened back in the '70s, the jurors won't be able to hear an apple-to-apple comparison. it's going to be a stripped down version of marvin gaye's "got to give it up" so that could make a big difference. >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. >> linsey, thank you very much. and coming up on "good morning america" -- beyonce is sharing her workout secrets for us this morning. why queen bey is trying to get everyone on the move. and we will try to settle the debate once and for all, what color is this dress? 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must be the honey!!! finally, we'll solve this mystery. >> yes. >> in "the speed feed" and the great dress debate. millions of people sharing this right now. it's reaching oscar levels on -- twitter, 4 million tweets since 6:00 p.m. last night, right, t.j.? >> that is right and this is really breaking social media records so let's get this over with, folks. gather everybody around the television. i need you four to look closely at the monitors. let's put it up. let me have it. guys, you tell me. this simple question, lara, what color is this dress? >> white and gold. >> george. >> white and gold. >> robin. >> white and gold. black and blue. >> black and blue and therein lies the problem. all of you are all wrong but at the same time you're right. a singer, scottish singer put this dress up on tumblr and so people started looking at it having this great debate just like you guys, you can't decide after seeing the dress what color it actually is. it goes crazy online. it sparks debate. heated debates so what did happen, celebrities get involved. taylor swift tweets out what in the world is going on? i'm confused. she said it's black and blue. well, who is right here? the dress, guys, let me settle this is black and blue. >> it is? >> how do we know? >> i knew it all along. look at that dress. how do we know it's black and blue because we can see it online it's for sale and the dress is black and blue and the woman who wore it to a wedding, we have a photo of her and the dress is actually black and blue but -- >> but with gold. >> whoa! >> that's black and blue. >> it's the same dress. it's the same dress. guys, the reason i say you're all right and all wrong is because the lighting that's hitting this dress, we all interpret light and colors differently so george and everybody else who sees white and gold you might actually see white and gold because of the type of coloring that's here. >> now i see black and blue. >> you do. >> now i do. yes, it changed for me. >> it messes with your head. >> it's white and gold. >> still white and gold. >> yes. >> and that's okay, guys, you're all right and you're all wrong at the same time. >> that's the story of our lives, t.j. >> well, now that we settled that. 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pesce. dj pesce. you go girl. spin us right into the weekend with the hottest songs and speaking of thatm capturing the nation's attention, llamas and the dress. someone mashed them up and here they are. llamas wearing the dresses which is obviously white and gold. >> no way. you're finally switching on it. >> that's the first time i'm seeing white and gold. >> i see what you were all talking about. >> so, do you like it better when it's blue or do you like the black or white and gold? >> i don't know. i think i like blue and black better. first time i saw it like that. >> collect yourself and bring us the news. >> my world just turned upside down. >> that's right. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. and we begin with the hunt for the isis executioner known as jihadi john. his real name is mohammed emwazi and he's been on the radar of british security officials for at least five years and during that time he even complained to friends that british intelligence tried to recruit him as an informant and reportedly claimed he was harassed while traveling. those who knew emwazi in west london where he grew up say they have not heard from him in years. no comment from his family. meanwhile new evidence of the recruiting power of isis. authorities in canada believe six students from quebec have left the country to join the terror group. a college in montreal has severed ties with an instructor who may have influenced them. well, isis isn't the only growing threat. the director of national intelligence told congress thursday that the threat posed by computer hackers in russia is more severe than previously thought. a health concern in san francisco this morning. as many as 1500 commuters may have been exposed to measles. someone infected with the virus rode a b.a.r.t. train for 30 minutes last friday. officials say evening riders who got on the train after the patient got off could have been exposed. shocking video from a convenience store in houston. a woman sitting here at a gambling machine when a truck, look at that, comes crashing through the wall. this was no accident, though. police say the people in the truck were trying to steal the atm. that woman is now being treated at the hospital. now to prince william's historic visit to asia this morning. the prince retracing the steps of his mother decades ago, and abc's bob woodruff is there. >> reporter: prince william arrived in the rain waving on tokyo bay and laying a wreath at the yokohama war cemetery to commemorate the fallen from world war ii. >> my heart goes out for the victims. >> reporter: it was 20 years ago when his mother diana made a similar solo trip to japan surrounded by fans and what came to be known as diana fever. >> they thought 100,000 people turned out to see her. a few years before that she went with prince charles. both visits very successful. both very influential. >> reporter: his next stop, william's real test, will be in china where he is not a household name. [ speaking a foreign language ] prince william. but on the eve of his arrival china surprisingly announced it will ban the import of elephant ivory products for a year, a change that william has been advocating for years. the last royal trip to china almost 30 years ago, his grandparents, prince philip and queen elizabeth. this time prince william is alone. his pregnant wife, kate, couldn't come because she's expecting their second child in april. their voyage with their son george last year in australia and new zealand proved just how popular she's become. now, it's nighttime right here in beijing and earlier in tokyo when prince william met with one of their famous astronauts he said he dreamed of being an astronaut or fire breather. he is now a helicopter pilot and he told them that his chopper just isn't enough to get him all the way up into space. amy. >> all right, bob, thanks so much. a big change for prince harry who is ending his military career after two tours of duty in afghanistan. harry reportedly plans to leave the armed forces later this year. sources say he will focus on his charity work. and finally, marriage can be stressful even if you're a gorilla. take a look at this sell if i of a gorilla at a british zoo. there he is, zoo workers set up the camera in a box. the momma gorilla loves it but her mate in the background looking a little grump in there. apparently he's in the gorilla house. >> oh. >> or just doesn't like his picture being taken. >> one or the other. >> thank you, amy. >> a face only a momma could love. "pop news" and weather coming up. lara is in the social square right now. >> i am george, and here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." busy day starting with "pop news." we'll explain why eddie redmayne is working with the same coach who helped transform him into stephen hawking. what is he up to now? and vanilla ice is with us. the rapper turned home renovator talking about his recent headlines and also some new projects and his show, as well. 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>> but he was signed up for that even before he needed to take a break because dr. hawking was so intense and now here he goes again. so we're wishing him the best of luck, eddie. also, what else? so what's in a name? a lot if yours is scarlett. babynamewizard.com says scarlett is the number one sexiest name. the sure the visual of miss johansson doesn't hurt that ranking either. other names, nicolette, natalia, paulina. also making the top of the list. as for boy, the most attractive names according to this because we find george to be the most attractive aillessandroalessandro also -- go ahead, scroll on up, romeo, rex from "gone with the wind" and lorenzo as in lamas. okay, i'm just going to say it also in this study they discovered or they decided that bob, gertrude, bertha and norman, while considered lovely names, have according to the study the perception of being less passionate. >> that's not fair. >> i know. >> but, you know, i have a dear friend named scarlett spring, and we always call her scarlett! >> my friend is named bob, and i think it's fantastic. anyway, finally, george, you golf, right? >> i try. >> you're also -- you also cowabunga, right, in the summer. i've seen you in your shorts. >> golf is a game in which you scream "fore" and then you hope for the hole in one and now you can hang ten at the same time with the coolest invention, frankly, we've seen in a while. we're pooling money to get one for george called the golf board combining surfing and golfing. the golf board perfect for all you gurfers or solfers. >> wow. >> yes. you hang loose with no reason to fear sharks, dude. only a few birdies to worry about. >> might have to be careful though if you hit the 19th hole. >> true. >> fun after the 19th hole. >> or dangerous. >> next birthday we know what we're getting you. everybody, that is "pop news" on this friday edition. >> quite a week. quite a week. >> yes. >> way to go, lara. "heat index" coming up. now let's go back to rob for a check of the weather from the philadelphia flower show. >> hey, george, so much to do and you bring the kids. we are partnering with disney this year and disney pixar celebrating the movies they make so bring the kids and there are things to do. this is sam lamhenny from the philadelphia horticulturalal society making a terrarium. >> terrarium, yes. >> for the kids so that involves dirt, rocks and we'll do the weather. give me the basics. >> really simple. lots of ideas. we're going to start with the rocks to give good drainage, pour a little in there and pour a little there. >> and dirt. >> we'll have some dirt, some soil. light fluffy soil to keep the good drainage in there for the plants and roots to grow. >> i'm making a mess. >> we all make a mess. supposed to get dirty when you're gardening. pack it down a little bit and asparagus fern and i have this fern. push it in there. >> we'll finish it up. we'll do a few maps. chilly across the southeast today. some storms across parts of florida and some snows across dallas, although a little bit light. all right. good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. clouds and breezes pick up as the afternoon unfolds and up to ten degrees cooler today. our best chance of showers is tomorrow and homey sierra know up to a foot. upper 50s along the coast and low-to-mid 60. no more 70s in this forecast. you can see tonight is cooler with low-to-mid 40's inland and mid-to-upper 40s elsewhere. our best chance of a shower away from the coast is >> there you go. instant terrarium. bring the kids here to the philadelphia flower show and the norristown garden club is with us. i presume that's you. everybody is having a good time. >> thank you, rob. we're going to kick off our "heat index" with the principal fighting back against bullying not pulling pumps at all. joshua romano, an iraq war veteran, is shaking things up by comparing anonymous cyberbullies to the enemies he fought overseas. abc's reena ninan with the story. >> hey, george, good morning. this school principal seething and with 49% of students in grades 4 through 12 repeatedly being bullied at schools across the country at least once in the past month, principal romano wasn't going to stand down. this morning, some boston area students are getting schooled by their own principal who is taking a controversial approach to combating bullying. >> it was definitely shocking and i feel that my students here are better than that. >> reporter: principal joshua romano of murdock middle and high school coming across two twitter accounts his students use to torment other students. >> they don't deserve. >> i thought it was disgusting. >> i like woke up with four screen shots on my phone that morning. >> reporter: principal romano sent a scathing e-mail to students writing "to the pathetic cowards who chose to start and participate in this, you are warned, i'm coming for you and i am furious." >> the message i wanted to get to everybody was that this isn't how we're going to do things. this is not acceptable. >> reporter: he even references his time serving in the army and iraq writing "i have more respect for inurgents i fought in iraq. at least iraqis had the courage to face their targets and not behind a twitter account." >> in retrospect, i will be more reflective about my e-mail communications before i send it. >> reporter: romano also notified authorities and there's a chance some of those cyberbullies could face harassment charges. he says most of the students' parents are supportive of his tough love approach and some students have started a new twitter account called murdock compliments devoted to positive messages including this one about their principal who they call one in a million. and despite the criticism, the principal may have done the right thing. when someone intervenes bullying often stops within 10 seconds nearly 60% of the time. >> zero tolerance. >> exactly. that principal means business. >> yeah. >> i love that. okay reena, thank you for bringing that to us. next up in the "heat index," workout secrets from beyonce. she's sharing them to mark the fifth anniversary of first lady michelle obama's let's move campaign. i can't believe it's been five years with that now, and sara haines tried out queen bey's moves. ♪ drunk in love ♪ >> reporter: with intoxicating curves and a rocking bod. ♪ want to make that body rock ♪ ♪ sit back ♪ >> reporter: beyonce's physique is flawless, and now queen bey is helping her fans look fantastic too posting this sped-up version of her own interval workout regime on instagram. beyonce answering the call of first lady michelle obama. >> and our theme this year is celebrate, challenge, champion. >> reporter: who also challenged celebs. >> i accept your challenge. >> reporter: from ryan seacrest to fifth harmony raising awareness on the fifth anniversary of her let's move campaign. ♪ work it out ♪ ♪ i got to work it out ♪ >> reporter: in beyonce's video she works it out with five different drills. ♪ put your hands up up ♪ >> reporter: and i immediate lyly put my hand up to try it out at new york city's crunch gym. you'll give me a bootylicious -- >> i'll give you beyonce's booty. >> reporter: so what's the first move? >> so the first move i think she's doing is a a standing oblique crunch. you'll place both hands behind your head and lift your right leg up at a 90-degree angle. >> whoo. put your hands -- >> i definitely feel that. >> reporter: next up, the v-up. i don't want her abs anymore. followed by shadowboxing. your little "rocky" moment and the lateral sidestep. >> so a good rep is about a 20 count on this one but it looks like she's adding more of a squat. >> of course she is. she's beyonce. all sealed with lunges. yeah, i felt that. >> do each exercise a lunge, a squat, a sit-up for a minute each. >> reporter: and while i only had one workout under my belt, do i look like beyonce yet? >> no. >> get it going. there you go. >> reporter: i'm feeling the beyonce burn already. next goal, washboard abs. ♪ surfboard ♪ >> go ahead. hit it again. what was that move? okay. what was the move that you found most -- >> oh, this one was the best because you're stabilizing your core as you're balancing on one hand so it's engaging your -- i'll just call it a butt muscle and then also side oblique but the cool part about this is all of them jack your heart rate up quickly. that's the key. >> especially the bench one. i do step-ups just to get it going. but five years now for let's move and -- >> sorry. >> no, go ahead. >> we want people to send us videos of them doing their give me five. >> michelle obama saying five things. five simple things to make the biggest difference in the world. okay, give us a little move as we go out. okay. all right. i was thinking maybe a dance -- >> oh. >> like a workout move. lara, save us, please. like a workout move. >> sara is going to hurt herself. all right, guys, next up in our "heat index" we're joined by rapper turned home renovator rob van winkle. you may know him as you hear the song as vanilla ice but the star of "the vanilla ice project." he'll share three of his diy tricks to upgrade ordinary items that don't break the bank. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we want to get right to it. you were scheduled to be on the show a month ago. >> yep. >> and then you've been in the news on february 18th you were arrested. in connection with a burglary in a home next to one that you were renovating. what happened? >> it's just blown out of proportion. you know, that's all i can say about it right now. it's just a mess, and i'm dealing with it. >> you're dealing with it. >> yep. >> where does it come from, though? i know you're renovating a house. this house is foreclosed upon next door. >> exactly. >> and -- >> and i'm purchasing the house. i can't talk much about it but i'm dealing with it. >> taking it head-on. >> yeah, it's just blown out of proportion. >> the police have said you've been cooperative. >> yeah. i wish i could elaborate. you know, i'm dealing with it. >> okay. all right. well, we respect that, and we do want to turn to your show which actually you were taping at the time in this house. it's called "the vanilla ice project." this is your fourth season. >> fifth. >> fifth. what can we expect for the new season? >> we're doing an 8,000-square-foot house on the ocean and in palm beach and it's -- you know, it was wrecked. we removed over 300 trees. it's just, you know, just neglected and now we're turning it from zero to hero. it's going to be gorgeous putting a jellyfish aquarium in here, infinity pool that just has a wet edge all the way around so the water is at the same level you walk on, observatory, glass atrium. coffee bar and a fitness room right outside of the master bedroom, infinity bathtubs into a rock basin and all kinds of cool -- >> that sounds incredibly high-end but your philosophy is actually one fof affordability and have three of your projects that hopefully viewers can take away from. should we walk over and check them out? >> absolutely. >> come over here. these spin and could fall so that's live tv. do you want to do that for me? >> we'll go low with it. >> this is a mirror that you created using store bought molding. >> that's right. >> like a plain old mirror you can get for next to nothing at a hardware store and then simple molding. how did you put it together? >> less than 50 bucks. got molding here. you can get this at any dollar store, thrift store, whatever and you can decorate this with all kinds of bedazzled things or anything but you just need a mitre saw to cut some of these corners, glue, little nail gun but have fun with it. a great project. >> a lot of people get intimidated because maybe they weren't the best in shop class, i'm speaking about myself, but these are not hard projects. >> this is very easy. i mean, this will take you 30 minutes to do and another, you know, 30 minutes to paint it, but if you want to bedazzle it and put all kinds of different jewelry on it. >> keep it simple. this is fun too. something that's very trendy right now, the idea of antique glass and one of these lamps is $250, and one of them you did for under $50. tell us which one is the expensive one. >> okay this, is the expensive one at retail you can get for $250. this is looking glass and what you do is you'll tape the glass, it's just a regular piece of glass, you can spray vinegar and water in there and activates and then you have looking glass paint and you spray it down in there and it'll create this like age defect and bubbles in here and it activates with the vinegar, you do it two or three times, and you're off to the races, costs you $50 compared to 250. >> just to clarify you bought a lamp and went to the hardware store or home design store and bought this sort of mirrored paint. >> right. >> you mix it with vinegar and that reacts to create the antique finish. >> that's it. put any lamp on it. >> you spray -- it's actually quite easy. you sort of just do it until you find the mottled look that you like. this one is lara-proof. then finally, guys, we only a couple of seconds. ooh. ow. i told you something would happen. this is actually a frame. so you find an old mirror and took the mirror out of it. it's a thrift store mirror and put plywood in it, painted it and turned it into a coffee table. >> under $100. you can make it a coffee table, paint it. you can make it rustic. you can even put chalkboard paint on it and have a great project with the kids. >> that's fun. do a little tic-tac-toe. >> the legs come from a local home improvement store and off to the races. >> we want to thank you so much. rob van winkle. "the vanilla ice project" airs saturday nights on diy. we'll be right back. [ applause ] channel. . good morning. i'm kristen sze. san francisco police are investigating the officer involved shooting of an armed man in the mission district. the officers responded to the call of a man with a long kitchen knife around 9:45 last night trying to rob a buyicycleist at knife point. right now your morning commute not exactly light. >> no it isn't. we're heading from berkeley into emeryville. you can see how very busy things are especially in the far left hand lanlses as folks continue on into oakland. we do have this problem in san jose still gumming up the commute. this is northbound along 87. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. . we're looking at live doppler 7 hd at our next storm that's still well up to the north. notice how scattered in nature the radar returns are. it's not a solid shield of wait weather, which means we don't have steady rain on the way. danville at 46. we'll end up in the low to mid 60s. except for at the ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a wonderful crowd here with us this morning. they're celebrating birthdays and everything and we're moving to the music of dj michelle pesce spinning us into the weekend. but can we give another shout -- >> get over here. [ cheers and applause ] >> so great. thank you all very much. they're from florida and other place, and they're just so heart hearty. >> thanks, guys, for being here. we have fun stuff coming up. danielle steel is with us with another book. that would be 139. and, of course, another number one hit, of course. can't wait to talk to her. exciting. then the evil queen herself is here. "once upon a time's" lana parilla dishing out about the hit series. cannot wait to talk with her but let's first head back inside to george. >> thanks, guys. time for "shark tank" your life and today we have an app face-off. we've got the founders of two creative apps today and draymond john back. >> thanks for having me -- >> you know you guys had a little bit on the set -- >> we had a big problem over the scholi app. an app for kids and parents who want to find out about, you know, scholarships out there and loved it and lori loved it. i thought it was a viable investment, but the other guys, they didn't think that we were making a good investment. they thought we were charity. >> they weren't into it at all so in your mind what is the key to a winning app? >> well, i think the same as scholi. the key to a winning app is, first of all, if it can go viral, people want to share it. they want to share with everybody because there's hundreds of thousands or millions of apps in the app store and keep updating if you owned it and keep updating it. >> it has to be flexible. >> absolutely. >> let's bring out today's contestants. the first is will newton with an app that brings the barbershop to your doorstep. take it away, will. >> hey, shark, i want to tell you about the shortcut app. the world's first on demand grooming service for men. in 30 minutes or less we'll send a professionally trained barber to your door and all comes down to this. three steps to handsome. simply sign up, select your service, and sit tight till your barber arrives. for busy guys who need a shortcut to looking great, what are you waiting for. you're one click away from coifed. >> all right. >> all right. >> now, we have a little twist today. we have "shark tank" testers and paul tested this out. where is paul? >> he's coming. >> bring him up. >> paul. there is the man with the nicely groomed beard. thumbs up, thumbs down? >> thumbs up. it was amazing. >> all right. there we go. >> what do you think draymond? >> i love it. you know what, it was about 5:00 in the morning trying to shave my head to get over here. i needed somebody for that. you know what's simple and people get it. it's uber for men grooming. >> way to go. okay, let's get the next one. co-founder of another app, suraj hemnani, in an app that combines everything you love about puppies with your weather forecast. let's see it. >> hey, shark, it's easy to get depressed by the weather forecast especially this time of year. we've solved this with weather puppy. the app that makes everyday adorable rain or shine. the puppy packs an umbrella well, you better do too. wearing sunglasses, time to hit the beach. you can even add pictures of your own puppy to customize it. there is no cuter way to check the weather. >> all right, suraj, thanks very much. this one was tested by rebecca. rebecca, come out. let us know what -- >> hey. >> rebecca, what do you think? >> well, a thumbs up. >> another thumbs up. okay. way to go. >> super cute. >> why do you give it a thumbs up? >> because it's fun. i love looking at pictures of my dog. and if it's a rainy day, nice to see her cute face even if it's going to be kind of downtrodden. >> and you? >> i don't know. i'm in the middle. i don't think that necessarily solves a problem. i think that, you know, getting my hair cut is better than seeing my puppy with the degrees over him, but it's cute. you know, it's one of those things that could sell. i'm in the middle on that one. >> it sounds like you think will is the winner here. >> absolutely. and just investing or just like anybody who wants an app people have to resonate with it and feel strong about it because you already have 50,000 apps on your phone and trying to move through those things so i would get the haircut more than i would get my dog. >> all right. congratulations, guys. you're going to get the app now, right? >> absolutely. >> our "shark tank" trophy for this morning. will, congratulations. way to go. >> i must say that i think that kevin robert -- they were wrong because scholi became number one app on the app store, the itunes store and the android store. >> draymond gets the last word. all right. thanks very much. thank you, guys. back to rob with the weather. >> hey, george, full disclosure. i don't really know the difference between a daffodil and a daisy, but i do know that cinderella goes to the ball and this di display replicates that ballroom. that's even cinderella's slipper all to celebrate movies have a theme, even "frozen" has a display here and "the pirates of the caribbean," fantastic stuff at the philadelphia flower show. let's talk about the weather across much of the southwest. we're talking about a big change in the weather pattern. showers and cooler weather this weekend. you will take the rain. you certainly need it so put up with the cooler weather. and the weekend forecast calls for a little bit of snow going across the plains and some showers across parts of the southeast. not horribly cold although it is good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco moving to cooler weather today with more clouds and breezes. upper 50s at the coast and 60 to 64 for the rest of us, a scattered showe >> city harvest. >> i am joined by drew becker. you're with the horticulture society. a lot of the proceeds here go to what? philadelphia? >> well it goes to about a million dollars goes to ourty harvest program. we have 140 community gardens we support raises 110 tons of produce that goes to feed about 1200 families each week in need during the growing season. it's a really great program and we're going to other cities across the united states with this program, as well. >> growing food and feeding people in the city of philadelphia. that is phenomenal stuff. fantastic. congratulations. >> thanks for coming. >> love being here. back to you guys. amy, back up to you in new york. >> all right, rob. thanks so much. well, will smith and margot robbie are masters of misdirection in "focus." the new movie opening today. they play experts at sleight of hand and picking pockets and to help them them those tricks of the trade, the filmmakers brought on apollo robbins, aka, the gentleman thief and abc's abbie boudreau found out how it's done. >> this is a game of focus. >> reporter: will smith like you've never seen him before a master con man starring in the new movie "focus" alongside rising starlet margot robbie. >> i got this. >> reporter: the sexy couple tries scheming their way into millions of dollars, one pickpocket at a time. >> reporter: and apollo robbins is the expert on set thief behind each swipe and steal. >> the ring comes off. >> oh, my gosh. did you see that? how did that happen? >> i was a theatrical pickpocket and five years i pickpocketed about 250,000 people. >> reporter: spending three months teaching the stars how to pickpocket like pros. >> it was also amazing watching how the actors dealt with the stress. >> reporter: apollo met us at the w hotel in hollywood showing us step-by-step how he choreographed this very scene. >> a lot of these are to pull your focus. >> geez. ♪ >> reporter: all steals, apollo says, that can be prevented just by being more aware. >> people are walking around with their cell phone ss lets me know where all their attention is focused, which means whether you are on an escalator or driving your car, i know where it's not 46 focused that lets me steal things from you or run a con simply because you're not paying attention. >> reporter: when i wasn't paying attention, apollo and his partner ava showed me how easy it is to swipe my bright blue purse from under me. but is it really that easy? after a bit of pickpocketing practice just like jess in the movie, i try my new talents on this volunteer victim with my coach standing by. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> it's not even there. where is it? how do you think i did? >> not too good. >> reporter: but even the world's best pickpocket best watch his back. give me a hug. >> oh. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau -- >> i found it. >> reporter: -- hollywood. >> all right. well, "focus" is in theate ♪ i am a happy, happy person right now. according to "the guinness book of world records," danielle steel has sold more than 800 million books and at 800 plus weeks she holds a record for longest time spent on "the new york times" best-sellers list. her latest novel, "prodigal son" debuted at number one and we are thrilled. you know how i adore you. >> so thrilled to be here and so thrilled to see you. so exciting. >> oh, i know but you -- i'm up to chapter 8. i got it late last night flipping, flipping, flipping. you said it is about suspense, betrayal and -- >> suspicion. >> suspicion too. is that how you describe it? >> i think so. it's confusing. it's about the yin and yang of good and evil and the confusing appearances, and just when you think you know someone is evil, it turns out they're a good person, and the good guy turns out to be evil, and it keeps flipping. >> the twin brothers. >> exactly. >> and you find yourself, about halfway through and i'm like i said, thinking, okay, is this one really the good one or is this the bad one -- >> then i did my job. >> and also sociopath and we hear and talk about that a little bit more -- i don't know if it's any more prevalent than it ever was or we just talk about it more. >> i'm not sure if we talk about it more. we identify with it more. supposedly sociopaths can't be changed or cured, and we've all come across them in business and dating, in friends, sometimes in our families and they're very destructive, very deceptive, very seductive and convincing, and most of us have fallen into some sort of trap at one point and it's a fascinating phenomenon. so i had fun playing with it in the book. >> i can tell. your 139th book, and, you know, where do you come up -- and thank goodness you come up with so many different ideas. >> no idea. they fall out of nowhere, and i'm very grateful when they do and something snags my interest that i'm off own running. >> you have so many admirers and followers that are always asking for more. you write about four books a year because your fans can't get enough. >> well, the fans have been asking for more, so we've just gone from three a year to four a year, which is a big, exciting thing right now. >> and on a typewriter from 1946. >> i paid $20 for that typewriter at the beginning of my career, and i'm getting my money out of it. >> you certainly are and longhand but you just are not about the new technology. >> i do it for e-mail. half the time i send them to the wrong people and the other i delete them so try to stay away from it. >> it's safer that way. such a big, loving family. nine children. three of your daughters are into fashion, in fact, you're heading to paris for fashion week. >> well, i'm heading to paris because i live there part of the time, but i'm very lucky. some of my daughters are coming over. three of my daughters are in fashion and are stylists and fashion consultants, so i get a lot of advice, we'll call it nicely, i get a lot of you're leaving the house in that? >> oh, we're good at that. >> i have one that's very diplomatic. she said, i don't think that's your profile. >> but you really had -- that was your first passion. >> it was. >> you studied fashion to begin with. >> even as a kid i wanted to be a fashion designer, and somehow i missed the boat and started writing in my teens and wrote my first book at 19, but the bug is genetic because three of my five daughters -- my oldest is a psychologist in pediatric oncology. my youngest has shocking pink hair and has her own style, but i have three who are professional stylists. >> wow. well we want to put up some of your styles because you're very bold. i like that. you take chances -- >> they made me be very conservative today. i'm not allowed to embarrass the family on national television. they all love you. they said, don't be rude to robin. >> oh, i adore them too. we made them into paperback novels. one is called "unbearably yours," a teddy bear coat. what were you thinking? >> and i don't drink. i have to explain that. but i bought it when the children were little. i thought it would be hysterically adorable only it weighs about 50 pounds and i could barely stand up in it. >> oh. >> it had a problem, but it was a fun coat. >> real quickly because you love animals as much as i do, dogs. >> i do. >> 101 reasons we're calling this one. that's a dalmatian coat. >> yes, it was my halloween costume. it's some sort of a plush thing but i went out and bought the dalmatian dolls and pinned them to the coat, which totally embarrassed my children. >> oh. >> i have lived out to the thing about live long enough to embarrass your children. i work on it every day. >> i know how proud they are of you and you of them. >> i'm proud of them. >> oh danielle steel, never enough time. thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> i know what i'll be doing this weekend. i'll be finishing this up, a page turner. >> so happy to be here and thank everybody for all their nice reading my books and kindness. >> and they'll be reading this one, "prodigal son" available online and in stores right now. coming up, ooh, the evil queen herself, "once upon a time," oh, she's here live. 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>> two. i got you one. thought you could use a break. >> a break from what? dead end after dead end? sorcerer or author whatever he wants to be called, doesn't want to be found. >> only been a few weeks. >> exactly and i conquered entire rounds in less time. >> i thought these were twist-offs. >> do i look like i can pry them off with my teeth. i'm a queen and a bit more refined. >> yeah, i got that. >> it's so good and we're joined by the evil queen herself. >> i'm a queen and a little more refined. >> yes, yes. >> it's a great line. >> lana parilla plays the dual roles of regina and evil queen with us to answer a lot of questions. i want to start with sort of what you're going through in this spring season with this book. talk to me about your search for the author. >> well, the author is pretty much in charge of our destiny. he is -- he has written all of our stories, and so as you've seen over the years, regina has not lived the happiest life, so she's on the hunt for this author, so she can force him and i use the word force because -- >> because you're not exactly gentle. >> she's not the most gentle woman, no to give her a happy ending, so that's her journey for the second part of the season. >> and what would that happy ending be? >> you know, that's a good question, and i think that she's going to discover that as we move forward because right now she thinks it's with a man or with her son or like -- >> something tells me that we're going to find out that a man could not find your inner happiness. >> exactly. goes a little deeper than that. >> yeah. i had a feeling. meanwhile, mr. gold banished to new york city. you're all trying to recover from your losses, and then he sends this trifecta of evil in the form of these queens of darkness. tell me about them. >> they are phenomenal. they are a ton of fun, we have cruella, ursula and maleficent is making a how she comes back, you will have to see, awesome and fun to watch. >> evil is always fun. must be fun to play. >> it's so fun. it's so fun and, you know, regina has crossed over so she's more good these days but i think what we're going to see with her she's learning to find the balance, embrace her darkness and kind of use both when necessary. >> all right. well, time for a quick game. lightning round calling it which witchy wins? will you please tell us which of these iconic female fairy tale characters is more evil. number one cruella de vil or wicked stepmother in "cinderella"? >> cruella de vil. >> a2k3wr50ed. maleficent of "sleeping beauty" or the witch from "hansel and gretel"? >> i would say maleficent. >> yeah. i'm going with you on that. your character in "once upon a time" or the wicked witch of the west? >> me! >> yes. >> duh. >> we have a winner, everybody. lana, so good to see you. >> so great to see you. >> everybody, you can see "once upon a time," it returns on sunday at 8:00, 7:00 central, where? right here on abc, and we'll be right back. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. . monday carly rae jepsen is about to do it again launch a new single that will have everyone singing along and the premiere is on. >> "good morning america." >> tuesday, it's kelly clarkson live. >> now, this will make your heart beat. i'm just saying. >> only on "gma." >> can y'all feel this? >> presented by hilton. ♪ "good morning america" is brought to you by tracphone. do everything for less. >> i'm excited for next week after seeing that and excited about the week that we've had and thank you, dj michelle pesce, for thing us into the weekend. >> a lot of great music coming up next week, as you said, carly rae jepsen will be here and kelly clarkson will be here. we're going to have a lot of fun. >> meanwhile, tgif, everybody. enjoy your weekend, and thank you so much for watching. have a great one. ♪ >> go, michelle. go, michelle. oh. go, michelle. oh. hey! i found my true love livin' in a sweet dream. singin' my favorite song and it all starts with you. whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness... what matters most should always come first. which is why whole grain is the first ingredient in every general mills big g cereal. and why we never use high fructose corn syrup. general mills. look for the big g. it means goodness first. . good morning. i'm kristen sze. could be a gloomy weekend. let's talk to mike about it. >> scattered showers. it's not going to be a steady rain event. so i wouldn't expect it to be gray all weekend. it's not solid. it's more scattered in nature. a chance of an isolated shower today. same thing tonight. we'll get a better chance of a scattered shower, maybe a brief thunderstorm and some hail tomorrow. don't cancel any plans over that, because it will be out of here by saturday few incidents on the bay area roadways right now. it is about a 20 minute delay heading into freemont on ace train number r no delays reported on muni. be safe. >> thank you. now it's time for announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, film, television, and tpwhrood actor jason biggs. and from the series, "once upon a time," lana parrilla. plus, performing their latest hit, "bright," echosmith. all next on "live." 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