last night, what a night at madison square garden. so many stars coming together for the victims of sandy. there s paul mccartney playing with nirvana. we ll have a lot more of the amazing show right there. hello to robin at home. great to have amy robach here. and rachel smith is in for lara today. and we have some chilling, new details about the gunman behind that horrifying shooting at the oregon mall. his ex-girlfriend is now speaking out, saying his behavior changed dramatically the week before the shooting. we have video we couldn t stop watching. here is why. 10-month-old babies learning to swim, obviously, before they can walk. we sent our correspondent, lama hasan, to learn the secrets of the pool. blissful and wonderful. and love listening to this right here. music can mean only one thing. jerry seinfeld is here this morning. but right now, let s get to the news. the chopper went down at north island air station as what s being described as a routine train
abc s dan harris separates fact from fiction. bring it on. 250! sold. reporter: it is one of the most popular reality shows on tv. storage wars has a simple addictive conceit. people bid on the contents of storage lockers that have been abandoned by their owners. oh, my gosh! what happened? there s a body in there. reporter: inside they find either the worthless things of people s lives. what s this? not good. reporter: or hidden treasures. silver silverware set. reporter: one of the stars is this guy, david hester, known as the mogul, a man who has a signature motto which he hollerñ during the auction. yep! reporter: but now there is strife in storage land. this one s not for me. reporter: the mogul has hired a big shot hollywood attorney and filed a lawsuit, alleging that a&e has committed a fraud on the public. hester says the producers regularly salt or plant the storage lockers with valuable or unusual items to create drama and suspen
55% said no. 45% said yes. one of the morning papers here, the reunited kingdom. the no voters, jubilant last night as the results started to come in. 2 million scotts voted no versus 1.6 who had voted yes. they were absolutely ecstatic, the no vote, to see what was happening. the yes voters, as you can imagine, extremely unhappy. uk prime minister david cameron, that s not him, that s alistair darling, but the uk prime minister david cameron just a few hours ago addressed the nation. good morning. the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear result. they have kept our country of four nations together. and like millions of other people, i am delighted. as i said during the campaign, it would have broken my heart to see our united kingdom come to an end. the british pound rallied sharply overnight as the results started to roll in. we ve seen it pullback now, but still above 163, almost to 164. so maybe some of that priced in. but you can see the rise overnight. l
consideration to be secretary of state after weeks of bruising political battles and a cacophony of criticism. in a letter to the president today, u.s. ambassador to the united nations susan rice wrote, the position of secretary of state should never be politicized. i am saddened that we have reached this point even before you have decided whom to nominate. and she shared the news on nbc. i didn t want to see a confirmation process that was very prolonged, very politicized, very distracting and very disruptive, because there are so many things we need to get done as a country. reporter: just weeks ago, rice, a tough and smart rising star in the obama administration, was the president s top choice to serve as the next secretary of state. but she drew a lightning storm of republican criticism for repeating talking points from the intelligence community that seemed to critics to downplay the terrorist attack on the diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya. what this began