and the drenching rain causing a landslide. putting these homes on the edge of disaster. and first on "gma." bruce jenner's brand new revelation. >> it's going to be an emotional roller coaster. >> the olympic champion on his worry, his future and his future. details many are waiting to see only here this morning. >> good morning, america. . let's get to the breaking news for all of you on the west coast. the white house announcing two innocent hostages were killed in operations back in january including an american right there. he's been held in pakistan and afghanistan since 2011. let's go to london for all the details. >> reporter: yeah george this story breaking just now, we're getting some of the details through about this kind of terrorism operation. talking about the border region between afghanistan and pakistan. the focus of so much of the american and coalition efforts over the past decade. two separate incidents that the white house is referring to. but the first of those incidents took place in january and it's in this incident that the two innocent hoss stajs were killed. one of them is dr. weinstein and the other one is an italian national held by al qaeda and clearly this poses all sorts of complicated legal ramifications. given that in any circumstance the u.s. must seek special legal permission in order to conduct a strike or countrier terrorism operation that might result in the death of an american. in this particular incident they're saying the white house is saying they did not know these individuals were there. >> and we also know in that same operation, the americans also did kill an american member of al qaeda and they have announced in a separate counter terrorism operation another american had joined al qaeda had also been killed. >> reporter: yeah. exactly. in this incident exactly the same legal questions are raised. of course the white house would normally need to seek special legal permission to conduct a strike or counter terrorism operation, targeting american citizens. that didn't occur. but in both of these incidents we're hearing that they did not know the americans were inside the compounds they were targeting. >> thanks were ear standing by for the president. including the mist on a flight from chicago to connecticut. three people pass out in mid flight. several complain of feeling sick. the pilot makes an emergency landing in buffalo. >> reporter: this one is a mystery this morning. what caused these three people to lose consciousness. the airline is claiming it's not what you might suspect. just 40 minutes in, the nearly 80 passengers aboard the united express jet realize something is not right. >> you could feel something in the air. something just wasn't right. >> reporter: a passenger begins to lose consciousness. mary cunningham a registered nurse gets up to help. >> she was gray. her color looked awful. i asked for oxygen for her. we got her on oxygen. as soon as she got on oxygen, she was alert. came right back. and then, i went back to my seat after she was feeling better. they called me right back because the person right behind her passed out. >> reporter: then mary herself starts to feel faint. >> i didn't feel great myself. the flight attendant, same thing. everybody in the middle of the flight starts to not feel well. >> reporter: three people in all lose consciousness. the pilot acts. the plane begins a descent. 27,000 feet in just eight minutes. >> it felt like it nose-dived. the airframe is shaking. we descended quickly. >> reporter: the pilot feared a cabin pressure problem and followed procedure, dropping the plane to get to breathable air. then an emergency landing in buffalo. >> it's going to be gate number four. inbound flight, unknown medical problem. >> reporter: overnight, the airline says there was no pressure problem and no problem with the plane's equipment. no cockpit warnings. and the fact that no oxygen masks dropped. according to the airline, the pilot made an unscheduled landing in buffalo, new york, in response to a passenger losing consciousness while en route. passengers say they don't believe the airline's explanation. >> it wasn't a medical issue. it was multiple people affected. >> the mystery and the plane remain in buffalo this morning while the airline and the faa try to sort out what happened. more confusing, the airline originally said only one person lost consciousness. overnight, they said three. all three were checked out. and released. it's kind of a strange one, george. >> it is. let's try to work through it with john nance. you have the faa saying the pilot was responding to a pressure problem. the airline denying that. explain what happened here. >> i think the thing that's most consistent, george, is we probably had a cabin climbing 10,000 to 11,000 feet. it did not set off the alarms. not dropped the oxygen masks. that happens about 12,000 feet. 10,000 feet is enough to get people passing out. it's rarified atmosphere. >> not one but three people. at 10,000 feet. it seems like the pilot did what he had to do in this moment. >> that's right. when you think you have a pressurization problem, whether it's showing on the gauge or not, you get the plane down lower. when you're up at 37,000 feet, the cabin may be riding at about 6,000 feet normally. something was not right here. >> okay, john nance, thank you very much. that wasn't the only scare for passengers on wednesday. a flight from paris to newark experienced extreme turbulence. eventually landing in boston after failed attempts in newark and new york's jfk. several passengers fell ill. two were hospitalized after the plane flew through a violent line of storms. ginger you're tracking this weather for us. >> that line of storms had 70-plus miles per hour winds in it. there was enough lift and twist. this is a tree down in new jersey onto a house. we saw lots of damage. the wind reports that went all the way from parts to new york down into the mid-atlantic also expanded along the cold front back into texas. look at this picture of a land spout. this is taken from a tractor. you can see from the two angles. yesterday we were saying they're different from tornadoes. they can still be damaging. this one from texas tells you, the storm has the effect that it can actually do this again today. from wichita falls down to austin, to laredo. also, a little pocket in new orleans. watch out for large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. we're clear on the east coast. we had snow in parts of new york. i'll show you that coming up. >> clear now, ginger. the weather created a frightening situation for some new jersey families. heavy rain causing a landslide. their homes falling 70 feet into the delaware river. that is a live look at the scene, thanks to our station wpvi in philadelphia. rob marciano is in florence, new jersey, right now. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning. the storms that rolled through here made the situation worse last night. winds gusting to 61 miles an hour. it's the rainfall causing the problem. another live look from above shows you how dramatic it is. along the delaware river. and how heartbreaking it is this morning. it is a massive hole. threatening to swallow new jersey homes. forcing owners to evacuate. >> this is our home. we put a lot of effort into it. i put a lot of love in this house. >> reporter: chris and lynn o'dell said they knew there has been erosion in their backyard for a long time. but recent rains opened up this 70-feet-deep ravine. right in their backyard. >> all i can see is that it's unsafe. >> reporter: the ravine claiming trees, fences, even this birdhouse. both the o'dells and their neighbor told to leave. >> i don't think he could define staying within hours. it could be days. when lives are at stake, you don't take chances. >> reporter: eraegs -- erosion causing more trouble. earlier this month erosion claiming the deck of this woman's home. she was forced to evacuate. >> this used to go way out at least another 50 feet. >> reporter: landslides push this house into the middle of the street in western washington. meanwhile, the o'dells coming to terms. that their dream home has become a real life nightmare. >> when we walk away, we could be walking away for good. losing everything. >> my grandkids love it here. all the pictures. it's -- it's a lot. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming. >> reporter: they have lived in this home for over ten years. that shot from above as the sun comes up shows you that huge sinkhole. the latest wave revealing what could be the problem. an old storm drainage pipe has been leaking. every time it rains, it eats away at the land even more. even though we have discovered it, it may be too late to save the homes. >> you can see that. >> such a dramatic scene there. >> the latest now on the sentencing of the boston marathon bomber. jurors were shown new video of dzhokhar tsarnaev in a jail cell before making that obscene gesture to the camera. ron claiborne joins us now. good morning, ron. >> breaks news rightnow. let's pause so the rest of the country can join us. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >> and we are coming on the air right now because president obama about to come into the white house briefing room to announce that two american hostages -- two hostages had been killed in an american counter terror operation back in january on the border of afghanistan and pakistan including one american dr. warren weinstein. in the same operation an american who had joined al qaeda amed furuk was killed and another american who had joined al qaeda had also been killed. the president needed to classify this this morning. i want to go for more details to jon karl on the phone. >> reporter: in a very strong statement from the press secretary says the president takes full responsibility for these operations. he says the tragic nature results in the death of the hostages is something we do is not repeated. very heavy statement from the white house on this. i'm sure that's the tone. you'll hear reflected from the president. they say when this operation was conducted they had no information that these hostages were -- >> here comes the president now. >> this morning i want to express our grief and condolences to the families of two hostages. one american dr. warren weinstein and an italian giovanni laporto who were killed in a u.s. counter terrorism operation. warren and giovanni were aide workers in pakistan devoted to improving the lives of the pakistani people. after warren was abducted by al qaeda in 2011 i directed my national security team to do everything possible to find him and bring him home safely to his family and dedicated professionals worked tirelessly to do so and worked closely with our italian allies on behalf of giovanni who was kidnapped in 2012. since 9/11 our efforts have prevented terrorist attacks and saved innocent lives both here in america and around the world. and that determination to protect innocent life only makes the loss of these two men especially painful for all of us. based on information and intelligence we have obtained we believe that a u.s. counter terrorism operation targeting an al qaeda compound in the afghanistan/pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and giovanni this past january. yesterday i spoke with warren's wife elaine and prime minister renzi of italy. as a husband and as a father i cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the weinstein and laporto families are enduring today. there are no words that can ever equal their loss. i know that there is nothing that i can ever say or do to ease their heartache and today i simply want to say this. as president and as commander in chief i take full responsibility for all of counter terrorism operations including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. as soon as we determine the cause of their deaths. i direct that the existence of this operation be declassified and disclosed publically. i did so because the weinstein and laporto families deserve to know the truth and i did so because even as certain aspects of our national security efforts have to remain secret in order to succeed, the united states is a democracy committed to openness in good times and in bad. our initial assessment indicates that this operation was fully consistent with the guidelines under which we conduct counter terrorism efforts in the region which has been our focus for years because it is the home of al qaeda's leadership. and based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time. including hundreds of hours of surveillance. we believed that this was an al qaeda compound. that no civil yans were present and that capturing these terrorists was not possible. and we do believe that the operation did take out dangerous members of al qaeda. what we did not know tragically is that al qaeda was hiding the presence of warren and giovanni in this same compound. it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and our fight against terrorists specifically mistakes sometimes deadly mistakes can occur. but one of the things that sets america apart from many other nations, one of the things that makes us exceptional is our willingness to con front our imperfections and learn from our mistakes. already i have directed a full review of what happened. we will identify the lessons that can be learned from this tragedy and any changes that should be made. we will do our utmost to ensure it is not repeated. and we will continue to do everything we can to prevent the loss of innocent lives, not just innocent americans but all innocent lives in our counter terrorism operations. today we join their families and friends in honoring warren and giovanni. two humanitarians who came from different countries but who were united by a spirit of service. for decades warren lived the ideals of our country serving with the peace corp and devoted his life to people across africa and south asia and was a loving husband, father and grandfather who willingly left the comforts of home to help the people of pakistan. at the time of his abduction he was a usa id contractor focusing on helping families escape poverty and give a better life to their children. giovanni giovanni's humanitarianism took him around the world to the central american public haiti and pakistan. he fell in love with pakistan and its people and believed that he could make a difference in their lives. giovanni's service reflected the commitment of the italian people our great allies and friends to the security and dignity of people around the world. and today is a reminder of the bonds of friendship between our countries and the shared values that behind americans and italians together. there could be no starker contrast between these two selfless men and their al qaeda captors. warren's work benefitted people across faiths. meanwhile, al qaeda boasted to the world it held warren citing his jewish faith. al qaeda held both men for years even as warren's health deteriorated and deprived these men of precious irreplaceable years with family who miss them terribly. i'm at grief that is unimaginable and pray these families will find some small measure of sol has knowing their legacy will endure and be remembered by the pakistani men, women and children whose lives they touched and made better. their spirit will live on in the love of their families who are in our thoughts and prayers today, especially warren's wife elaine their daughters, alicia and jennifer and their families. and the shining example of these two men will stand as a light to people the world over who see suffering and answer with compassion who see hatred and offer their love who see war and work for peace. may god bless these two brave men and may he watch over and comfort their families for all the years to come. >> president obama in the white house briefing room taking full responsibility for the u.s. counter terror operation back in january resulting in the deaths of two innocent hostages including one american dwr warren weinstein, an italian and the president saying he regrets these deaths and offering his apologies. he said it's a cruel a nd and bitter truth. mistakes are made and sometimes can be deadly. it's up to the united states to confront them squarely and learn from them. close with the words, god bless these men, god bless america. we're going to have more on "world news" with david muir. but we're going to return to our regular programming with "gma" on the west coast. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news.m abc news. my advice for healthy looking radiant skin. a good night's sleep... and aveeno®. 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"gangnam style" by everyone's friend, psy. this video got over 2.3 billion views. >> billion with a "b." >> billion with a capital "b." >> and you know what, viewers. you'll be really happy. stay tuned for "pop news." it will help you get rid of that song from your head. >> okay. also coming up, we're kicking off our live lbd challenge. the little black dress. celebrity stylist june ambrose is here with secrets to transforming the lbd. ginger is in hers kicking it off. >> i brought it from home. costume change. we have our contestants here, too. you have 45 minutes to create your own little black dress. it's a whole look that you're going to put together. meet your models. they're right here. find the accessories. let's get going. it's a contest, george, it will be tight. >> the contest is going. let's get some news while they're working from amy. >> we begin with breaking news, two hostages held by al qaeda had been killed in a u.s. counter terrorism operation along the afghanistan/pakistan border. warren weinstein along with an italian citizen, they were both killed during a u.s. operation targeting a possible al qaeda compound. president obama spoke taking full responsibility and we are hearing from weinstein's family. jon karl joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. this was a deeply personal statement from the president taking full responseibility for what the white house is calling a youtragic mistake. he said these words just a short while ago in the briefing room. >> i take full responsibility for all our counter terrorism operations including the one that took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. as soon as we determine the cause of their deaths i direct that the existence of this operation be declassified and disclosed publically. >> and the president offered his apologies deepest apologies on behalf of the united states government to the families of the hostages. the weinstein family as you mentioned has put out a statement. it reads in part the cowardly actions of those who took warren captive are an ultimately to the place where he died are not in keeping with islam and they will have to face their god to answer for their actions. strong words from the family. >> jon karl with the latest. thank you. >> another possible bla eye for the secret service. the agency took more than a year to replace an alarm system. according to a new government report which says some agency officials worried about a resulting gap in security at the home. some of the most powerful women with nick watt showing us how they managed to pull it off with a smile on their face. >> this morning meryl streep's daughter and rita wilson and other hollywood women have a solemn message. >> in the past few years. >> only 93% of popular films. >> were directed by men. >> and only 80% were written by them. >> reporter: it's a spoof psa. and it's hilarious. >> women get to be naked in movies twice as often as men do. >> twice. >> reporter: it's the make it fair project. >> we wanted to get all of these facts that were very shocking to me out there. but with comedy. >> in 2014. >> only 88%. >> of box office hits. >> featured a man in a leading role. >> reporter: tongues are in cheeks. ♪ we won't relent ♪ ♪ until it's 100% it's only fair that men should have it all ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ >> reporter: the message is very serious. it matters who makes the movies we watch. >> those stories shape how we see the world. ♪ we stand here together ♪ ♪ we're standing in a group, yeah ♪ >> reporter: look. cameraman. sound man. producer man. are we bad people? >> #makeitfair. >> hey, no. you took our psa. you took our psa to heart. it's only fair that men should have it all. >> reporter: for lara, amy, robin, ginger, and "gma," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> we're making it fair on this set. i gotta say. george is the minority here. >> and in the control room, lily, everyone up there, too. >> it's nice. >> make it fair. message received. got it. 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"zoolander 2." as you may know, hits theaters february 2016. >> can't wait. >> so a little casting news there. now some real estate news. demi moore is selling her massive penthouse in the sky. forgot "st. elmo's fire," the san remo is on fire. if you consider the price for this palatial pad in this central park building. it's considered one of new york city's jewels. moore wants a lot more than she paid. when she bought it with her then husband, bruce willis back in the '90s. she's asking $75 million for the triplex. it's located in one of the building's twin peaks. massive wrap-around terraces. a bonus. bono lives in the other tower. a few other good men have lived there over the years. including dustin hoffman. steven spielberg. is it an indecent proposal? if moore gets her price, she'll shatter the record. the record was $26.4 million. hopefully, ghosts not included. cha ching. >> what about last night? >> you ought to get commission on her sale. >> agreed. thank you. i was trying to work in "about last night," because it's one of my favorites. there are certain songs that get stuck in our heads. this is one of them. it's on constant play. ♪ i'm just letting it all hang out ♪ >> come on, go wide. ♪ brick house ♪ >> the technical term for this -- it's called an ear worm. there's a new study now, part of a "pop news" investigation. the study says chewing gum helps you think less about the song. researchers say the sound of yourself chewing reduces the repetitive sound of an ear worm-type song by up to a third. >> that explains why i never dance on set. i got the gum in. >> because you're always -- a little known fact, everybody. george usually has a piece of gum. he doesn't read with gum. >> that is not the reason. and we all know it. >> nice try. >> nice try. >> i'm going to be like your mother, give me that gum, george. [ laughter ] good try. >> and that's "pop news," everybody. >> thank you, lara. "heat index" coming up. let's go to ginger. >> all right. dance it. keep it going. go robin. go robin. shake it! i'm going to let her go. ♪ shake it down shake it down now ♪ >> oh, yeah, you guys are totally on. i love that. how about we say good morning to all these folks. they're on this morning. so is the severe weather threat. that's what we have to get to. so let's go ahead and check that out. much of texas, again, from wichita falls down through abilene, austin. you're in the risk area. new orleans back to alexandria. louisiana. and then, tomorrow, it doesn't end there. the dry line will spark storms. you could see large hail, a few tornadoes and damaging winds from dallas to shreveport. another little pocket just north of there. good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimb microclimate forecast. today upper 50s along the coast. mid to upper 60s around the bay shore and low to mid 70s inland until you get to antioch. 78 one of the warm spots. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler tomorrow. showers saturday morning but they should be gone by noon. much warmer next week. [ cheers and applause ] >> i said, they love "gma" from canada. then i said, ooh, yeah. they said they're from -- >> windsor, ontario. >> they don't have as much of an accent. oh, well. ooh, yeah. guys, get inside. >> thank you, ginger. time for our "heat index." former star of "baywatch" nicole eggert speaks out about her plastic surgery. explaining why she went under the knife for the third time. abc has her story. >> reporter: she was the fresh-faced teen jamie powell on the '80s sitcom charles in charge. >> i want to have fun while i'm young enough to enjoy it. >> reporter: later donning the swim suit as a "baywatch" babe. known for her enviable curves. today, it's those curves causing nicole eggert major issues. >> i wanted to enhance myself a little bit. i never wanted the big thing. >> reporter: this week, she stars on e's botched. a reality show that features patients hoping to fix what they say are disastrous plastic surgery outcomes for them. she said when she went to get breast implants a few years ago, she came out with a drastically larger cup size she says than she wanted. >> the doctor has complete control when you're under. in my case, my doctor decided huge boobs would be amazing on me. it was horrible. >> reporter: working with doctors on the show, eggert deciding it was time for a breast reduction. >> her days of being a baywatch babe running around on the sand are over. she's got two young children. she really wants to be smaller. and be more proportional. >> reporter: and eggert is not alone. the show's surgeons taking on all kinds of cosmetic complications. this woman bearing facial deformities after suffering from severe burns and undergoing ten reconstructive surgeries. >> we can change this. >> reporter: this patient, seeking a transformation after having her face injected with cement. >> there are times that the plastic surgery complications are so advanced and disfiguring, they're potentially not fixable. it's a fine line you ride between understanding how bad the problems are, and how badly the patient wants to fix them, but at what cost? >> reporter: as for eggert, she's happy with her decision. >> less is more. i think the goal is to feel good. if you feel good, you look good. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thank you, mara. let's get more. from our dr. jen ashton and plastic surgeon dr. stephen greenberg. welcome to you both. a real wakeup call about the risks. >> and there's no such thing as minor surgery. you talk about the risks of plastic surgery, the largest one is what we call unsatisfactory cosmesis. you can not like the appearance. routine surgical risks. low risks to an es theeia but they're there. infection, bleeding. they all have to be on the consent form and discussed with the patient preoperatively. >> you gotta know that. dr. greenberg, what are the three most botched procedures? >> we find the three most botched procedures are rhinoplasty, or nose jobs. breast augmentation or liposuction, on the abdomen or on other areas of the body. >> so what do people need to know? why does it happen? what should people think about before they commit to this? >> it's important to know that when you're talking about rhinoplasty. you can get an overresection. someone takes out too much cartilage making the bad ski slope or a nose that's too small. breast augmentation, an uneven result, where the breast implants are too large or too small. and liposuction, too much scarring or indentations, dents, or grooves. >> can i just quickly say. i'm so sorry. in the piece, she says she got larger than she asked for. can that happen? >> yeah, absolutely. you can get a too large implant, which creates complications. >> isn't it your choice? it shouldn't be like, surprise. >> no question. we use a lot of technology with computer images. we can show patients exactly what they're going to look like using a computer analysis before surgery. it's all about patient expectation and making sure they're well-educated and know what they're going to get at the time of surgery. >> tara reid was a famous botched plastic surgery situation. what went wrong with her? that was liposuction. right? >> it was. it is scarring or taking out too much fat in an area. but it's important to realize, even if everything goes great and according to plan, you can still have a bad cosmetic result. >> bottom line, what do we do? if you want to have surgery? >> have good expectations and go to a board-certified surgeon. and remember, do less, not more. >> i like that. >> less is more. >> thank you, jen. up next on the heat index, "dancing with the stars'" derek hough's devastating injury. his future on the show is uncertain. chris connelly has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: since season five, he's been a buttery smooth staple on "dancing with the stars." but after what he calls a fluke accident monday, derek hough could be now finding himself outside the ballroom. looking in. this five-time mirrorball trophy winner who knows the thrill of victory is now learning the agony of the feet. posting on instagram this photo of his bandaged wheels and ankle. banged up in rehearsals for the show's tenth anniversary on some stairs. can't believe it. the 29-year-old wrote. wish i had a cooler story to tell. his sister, and "dancing with the stars" judge julianne giving testimony. >> it is serious. i don't know if i have the correct details on it. but i know that he broke his toe on his right foot and sprained his ankle in two places on his left foot, trying to get ice for the toe. >> reporter: he's out of the anniversary gig. whether he'll be able to partner monday with golden gymnast nastia liukin hangs in the balance beam. >> he's bummed out. he's superpassionate about what he does. he wants to be there for his partner. >> reporter: the twosome have been near the top of the leaderboard. pro dancer sasha farber stepped in until those feet don't hassle hough. >> derek will continue. he's a trouper. he's a fighter. >> reporter: true. in season seven, derek hit his head and blacked out during a rehearsal with partner brooke burke. only to bounce back and win the title. will he be good to go monday evening? expect the tension to continue right up until show time. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, new york. >> and he's got the spring spectacular. he's been going back and forth like that. >> a lot going on. >> he's one tough cookie. >> heal quick. next up, it's the tenth anniversary of youtube. the site revolutionizing what we watch and listen to. jesse palmer caught up with a youtube guru, right? >> reporter: thanks, robin. in just eight year, youtube star tyler oakley went there posting videos in his college dorm to a fuel-time career on youtube. now he has his own clothing line. in honor of him, we started out the interview with his well known hello. take a look. >> hey, everyone. i'm tyler oakley, and i'm here at "good morning america" with the one and only jesse palmer. >> ooh, ooh. >> okay. never do that again. >> dude, i'm interviewing you. >> i'm scared. >> this is intimidating. if you're watching we should get #tylerongma trending. can we do that? >> i think you can get that done. if you're one of his almost 7 million followers, you know this guy, tyler oakley. to test out his awesomeness, we took a selfie and uploaded it. >> i say we do the interview and come back to it after and see how many people love us. >> reporter: this social media guru is famous for dishing out his personal brand of positive, care-free fun week after week. >> i am looking like a picnic. >> reporter: you're famous by just being you. >> i think a lot of people just want to watch somebody authentically live their life and have fun. >> reporter: he's one of the countless youtube sensations. that shot to stardom in the ten-year history. kate upton. susan boyle. ♪ i have a dream ♪ >> reporter: even the biebs. ♪ baby baby baby ♪ >> reporter: and to think it all started with this simple post in 2005. an 18-second clip titled me at the zoo, uploaded by the cofounder. >> that's pretty much all there is to say. >> reporter: do you remember the first video you saw? it was like a music video. oh, my god, shoes. ♪ gangnam style ♪ >> reporter: 300 hours of video uploaded every minute. youtube's culture is embedded. in our core. >> i'm going to stop the interview. pull out the phone. i want to see in ten minutes how many people have liked the photo. >> 31,000. >> reporter: in ten minutes? >> in ten minutes. 32,000. i just refreshed. >> reporter: we cap it off with a youtube oakley finish. >> oh, that was so much fun. >> reporter: you can breathe now. >> yeah. i feel like -- >> the heat is off. >> let's just go get beers. now that we're besties. thanks for watching. that's all. love you guys. later. >> all right, my buddy tyler told me a thing or two about making a video. this is my first ever youtube video. so excited. decided to make my own. earlier, took you backstage. took you behind the scenes. now, we're wrapping this piece live. you can check it out in a couple seconds. youtube.com. me and the crew to say happy thursday, everybody. >> maybe we'll go viral. >> so exhausting. exhausting work. when we come back, creating a youtube moment. and behind the scenes of "the avengers." 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"finding neverland." if you haven't seen it on broadway, don't walk, run. >> such a great, great show. our whole family loved it. and he's scandalous. guillermo diaz. a lot to get to. >> a behind the scenes look at the avengers. whoa. >> sorry. >> take over tomorrow morning. a lot of superhero secrets ahead. but now let's go to amy and tory with "deals & steals." >> we have something for everyone this morning. in tory johnson's "deals & steals." a super grab bag of finds. >> you ready, babe? >> i am always ready. what do we have here? >> spin it around. perfect. these are from pillow pets. they're popular characters that they have turned into helmets that are safety certified for use on a bike, skateboard, or hoodies. they took all the popular characters and put them on hoods. i think will is going to need one of these. >> of course. >> amazing prices for these. normally $20 to $30. all slashed in half. $10 to $15. >> this is for the kitchen. >> okay. so from hampton forge. it's a beautiful ten-piece block set. supersharp. nod goulgs -- going to play with those. very colorful for the kitchen. there's steak knives, paring, chef knife. all the knives you need in a block. which i also love. it's beautiful the store in the cabinet. normally $70. this one slashed in half, 35 bucks. >> a fantastic price. >> this one for the whole family. so fun. a personalized monopoly board. i took a bunch of our favorite pictures from "deals & steals" and put them into the popular places on the board. you can do this for monopoly or scrabble. there's a range from 7 to 29 photos. depending on what you want. >> i like the motivational display. >> all kinds of fun. this is just one template. but there's so many. fun for graduations, anniversaries. you name it. normally $60. slashed by 55%. 27 bucks. >> can't beat it. who doesn't love shocks? >> these are fun and the ones i picked out for you. i got use these pouches and these sox. how cute is this? love ya, mean it. >> if the shoe fits, buy it. >> these are so fun. we're laughing at all of the sayings. each one is funnier than the next. these are amazing prices. $4 to $10, slashed this half, just 2 to 5 bucks today. >> wow. and last but not least. one of our favorites. they are quilts. queen and king-sized quilts as well as place mats, runners, assorted patterns. a beautiful pop for entertaining. normally starting at $78. these are slashed by at least 67%. today only, $24 and free shipping. you have a surprise. >> everyone is going home with a runner and place mat. [ cheers and applause ] >> we want to thank the companies for the great deals. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to get these. and two bonus item online. >> where is my runner and place mat? >> that is great. glad you like that. marvel fans have to wait a few days to see "avengers: age of ultron." we have something to tied you over. >> we managed to get a behind the scenes tour of the film, led by none other than dr. bruce banner. take a look. >> reporter: with less than one week away from the big opening day, the hulk himself took me on an exclusive tour to find out all the secrets. behind closed doors. tony stark's lab doors, that is. this is it. this is the lab. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: a larger than life set bringing the avengers to life. this is where the grown-ups come to play. >> this is banner's world. he's got some biotech going on. we some nice petri dishes. >> don't touch anything in here. this is highly, highly contagious. a multilevel set full of surprises. this is cool, right here. >> this is very beautiful. >> you can see straight down. i don't know what that is. >> that's the ironman factory down there. >> reporter: whoa! and just around the corner. >> action. >> reporter: a special backstage glimpse during filming. it's so cool to see how much fun you have behind the scenes, laughing and joking. surprising each other. >> i think we got lucky. we all get along. you would think there would be egos. we love it. we do all have a friendship. >> i think you're cool, chris. >> i think you're very cool. >> i thing you might be cooler. >> i think you're the coolest. >> reporter: the "avenger" family growing bigger. scarlet witch. quick silver. and a new menace making the debut. >> i feel like there's a family feel on set. >> reporter: it's an amazing group of people. how do you keep on raising the bar? >> um, i find i can get them to do a lot of the work. if i just say, say something funny. i get ridiculous stuff. >> reporter: and we all know no "avengers" is complete without all the daring, over-the-top, extreme stunts. >> it's a lot of work, you know. it's brutal stuff. you go home really tired. sore. it's working out all the time. >> reporter: so i joined the big guns. where the magic comes to life. i don't want to be carried out. learning now react to a big avenger blast. >> three, two, one, action. >> reporter: and i got to take on rob the group, the man who animates for the hulk himself. [ grunting ] come on! hulk. for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, london. >> looks like he needs a nap after that one. be sure to tune in tomorrow. we'll have the cast here live. let's go to ginger for a check of the weather. >> they were trying to stay here in new york city. only in the low 40s. look at the picture from northwest, pennsylvania. johnstown, that would be snow flying. how about a look at the freeze warnings and frost advisories. the western plains. st. louis up to indianapolis. this morning. the mid-atlantic, down into the southeast. that's tomorrow morning. it will be colder by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, new york city, upper 30s. good morning. i'm mike nicco. 58 to 64 at the coast. 65 to 72 around the bay and 71 to 78 inland. breezy and cooler tomorrow. showers through about noon saturday and then much warmer next week. all right, thank you, ginger. hey, it's thursday. you know what that means, a brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have huck, guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. you may give me a little scoop. we were just talking before we came to you all about what's going on. if you haven't seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you want to say it then you can. i don't want the tweets. but is the character definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said it's a he. it didn't look good. >> and of course, now, the team is all afraid. we're all watching our backs. who could be next? you just never know who is going the get knocked off the show. >> that rowan is very bad. olivia's dad. he's on a tear. he has you all targeted. and by the way, it's your character, huck, who started it. >> i know, i know. poor huck. he just wants his family. his wife, his kid back. huck wants his moment in the sun. like olivia talks about standing in the sun. he wants that opportunity. he wants to be a sort of normal guy and have his family back. he told the truth. but there are consequences. >> i'll say. thank you for bringing the gift. we're going to give everybody right now a sneak peek. can we roll 'em? >> right now, being married to the president is a liability. you need to distance yourself from your husband. you need to reassure voters that you're independent, you make your own decisions, the two of you don't work together. even though you live together. >> we need to tell the world that we lead separate lives. >> also, sally is suggesting there's a legal issue about you running while your husband is president. >> there's not. is there? >> no right? >> i can't stand it. everybody is potentially dead. >> you're going to give those answers tonight at 9:00. >> looking forward to the rest of the season of scandal. you can see a sneak peek on our website, "good morning america" at yahoo and scandal airs right here on abc. all right. little black dress is coming up right now and the cast of the broadway hit "finding neverland" is performing for you live right here on "gma.." >> "good morning america's" deals and steals is brought to you by bank of [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ tt2wlr=[ek@%o j# qix tt2wlr=[ek@%!!án !i0 tt2wlr=[ek@%4!j# wód tt2wlr=[ek@%x#á&ú:pq0 tt2wlr=[ek@%t#j'ú:dqt tt2wlr=[ek@%t#j)ú:o10 tt2wlr=[ek@%p#jáú:xá, tt2wlr=[ek@%p#j,ú:9pl tt2wlr=[ek@%l#á.ú:0y@ tt2wlr=[ek@%l#á0ú:+o( it is time now to yahoo! your day with the ultimate black dress challenge. celebrity stylist and yahoo! style contributing editor june ambrose is here. good morning. you have great looks. you have worked with everyone. what celebrities get it right when it comes to the simple dress and the accessories? >> i think zoe saldana. jennifer lopez. sarah jessica parker. because she's so edgy and care-free. they're fearless. >> and these people are fearless here with us in the studio. this is nia. a simple. >> american apparel. 60 bucks. >> wrus must have for your dress. >> three looks to spruce it up. >> professionally, a jacket. you know how it is. black dress, you want to wear it many different ways. this blazer defines the look. tights and a pump. she's ready for the office. >> she does look like that. the next look? >> we have folded the dress down and made ate skirt. she's funky. she's great for the weekend. the denim is a staple in every woman's closet. >> that's a dress? >> you fold it down. it doesn't wrinkle. >> that's a great idea. good for a date night. >> a pop with the shoe. color. don't be afraid to mix color in. it's okay. >> all right. >> i love this look so much. a perfect way to glam-ouflage. your tummy area. >> to camouflage? >> using glamour to camouflage an area you're self-conscious about. this top which is great and it's just the right amount for the first day. give it a little bit more waste line and it's easy and gingham is so in. >> it's the same dress. but we see it in all different ways like that. brilliant. thank you, ladies. can we walk into the social square? >> please, let's go. >> we have the challenge. we asked ginger to have our audience members to come up with ways to accessorize. how did they do? >> i love it. >> i want to know from june. i have no fashion sense in me. my black dress is this. >> are you kidding? >> you're wearing lace in the morning? i love you. >> only because of this story. >> you know, you guys are talented. this is great for vacation, it's great for a brunch. and i of the way you layered the simple white top. it's like a shirt dress. and the pop with the necklaces. i love that you used accessories. jewelry is a must. if you want to reinterpret any look, jewelry is the way to do it. you guys did a fantastic job. i don't need to be here. >> what are we going for? >> springy and casual. and comfortable is my big thing. >> all looks good. >> i need to own this. i'm going to buy it. >> she loves color. >> they're challenging you for your job. >> i got problems. robin, help me. >> we love yahoo!ing our day. thank you, june. and a special performance coming up. matthew morrison and the cast of "finding neverland." let's get upstairs. come on. ♪ we can sail away tonight on a sea of pure moonlight ♪ ♪ and with your hand in my hand i am closer now ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. time now for the performance we have been anticipating all morning from "finding never land." my family and i loved it. we're huge fans. we hope you will be, too. here's matthew morrison and the cast with "believe." ♪ ♪ i see it all around us in every single color ♪ ♪ and every dimension crowns the reinvention ♪ ♪ and if it is black then it's white and when it is dark then it's light ♪ ♪ so fill in all the spaces with imaginary places ♪ ♪ it's so frustrating when no one else sees everything you see ♪ ♪ so for now it is just an illusion confusion unless you're someone who believes when you look ♪ ♪ tell me what do you see just a dog in a park is it real is it fiction or only make believe ♪ ♪ you act like you really don't care but look with your eyes he's a great russian bear and he's dancing and prancing ♪ ♪ and bowing politely he plays to full houses once daily twice nightly we fix ordinary with extra you see ♪ ♪ and we believe believe ♪ ♪ don't need spectacles i only see the bright lights ♪ >> a clown. a sunset and a sun rise. ♪ and if it is weak then it's strong ♪ ♪ it's not too strong ♪ ♪ and just when it's right ♪ >> then it's right. >> it's not wrong. ♪ and everything my eyes see everything my eyes see is nothing like it should be it's only like it should be ♪ ♪ it's so frustrating and no one else sees everything you see ♪ ♪ so for now it is just an illusion confusion unless you're someone who believes ♪ ♪ when you look tell me what do you see you can't believe is it real or a mystery scientifically ♪ ♪ it's more than a bench in the park you must believe it's a rocket that's headed for mars on a mission ♪ ♪ to search for new life when we'll be back who knows because it's really a long flight turn the whole world upside down and you'll see ♪ ♪ believe believe believe ♪ ♪ just imagination and create a speculation our life's calling was never meant to be boring ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe believe ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ "good morning america" is brought to you by car maxment start the search for your next car, start here. what was that you were saying? >> i said thanks to matthew morrison and the cast of "finding neverland." >> hey, guys, you're the talk of broadway. >> thank you for coming in. "avengers" going to be here tomorrow. have a great day! now from a bchlt c 7 news. >> good morning, i'm kristen sze. mike nicco, it done look like it's going to warp up but you say it will. >> a little bit, especially north bay and east bay. 70 and upper 70s. low 70s in the south bay from san francisco around the rest of the bay, mid to upper 60s. upper 50s along the coast. time to sweep l.a. we f. we win, we do it, 12:45. low 60s. uv index, rather hot. accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy, but cooler tomorrow. showers during the morning but clear saturday afternoon and spring warmth sunday through wednesday. mike, the sun is making an appearance over the golden gate bridge traveling into san francisco, might tap on the brakes a bit. at midnight, both north and southbound closed between geary and pose street for construction of pedestrian tunnel. this is going to start at midnight right through sunday 1:59 p.m. >> thanks for the heads up. no >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, television and broadway star kelsey grammer, and from the hit series "scandal," guillermo diaz. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the inbox, all next on "live." 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