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about that n n national poll saying, there are several other polls where he's still in the lead. he's not sure why the media is focused on that new poll. this as senator ted cruz goes after trump and senatat marco rubio with a key endorsement. >> ladies and gentlemen, if we elect mar rubio, every day will be a great day in america. >> reporter: this morning senator marco rubio with an early victory in south carolinin picking up the endorsement of governor nikki haley. >> she embodies for me everything i wt the republican party and the conservative movement to be about. >> reporter: but this political marriage in south carolina not impressing donala trump. >> she's very, very weak on % illegal immigration. you can't have that. >> reporter: her endorsement a hit with jeb bush. >> she is a great american. i'm disappointed she didn't endorse me. >> what do you think it means for the governor? >> thanks, guys. >> reporter: trump offering bush advice. >> ts guy, why doesn't he just give up, go home, go home, go home to mom. >> reporter: trump may no longer be the king of the hill of a new national poll shows senator cruz has caught up. >> for the first time in many months, there's a new national front-runner on the republican side. >> reporter: trump and cruz in a war on the campaign trail that may end in a courtroom. trump threatening to sue cruz over this ad. >> i am pro-choice in every respect. >> reporter: cruz daring trump to take him to court. >> donald, i would encourage you if you want to file a lawsuiui challenging this ad, claiming it is defamation, file the lawsuit. >> reporter: later cruz striking hall. >> you know, i just called to say i love you. i just called to say i care. >> reporter: now senator ted cruz that's how he leaves voice mays for his wife heidi to embarrass her and though that may sound sweet people on twitter weren't so sweet saying politics. george and amy. >> trump stayed away from we move on to the democrats. just t t days before their caulks in nevada where hillary clinton and bernie sanders locked in a dead heat. abc's cecilia vega tracking that tight battle. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this is not where hillary clinton wants to be right now. those caucuses right around the corner and nowhe is facing the very real possibility that she could lose her second state in a row. this morning, polls showing hillary clinton's battle for nevada could be a pho finish. but she is putting her best face forward telling "vogue" magazine that getting the female vote is no slam dunk. saying "women are very judgmental about one another." clinton also revealing one weakness in the campaign, herself. i'm great at advocating for other people, she says, but i'm not so good at really promoting myself. i just find it hard to do. now both clinton and bernie sanders are trying to promote themselves to minority voters ahead of nevadand south carolina. clinton running this new ad >> i'll do everything i can to help, okay? >> reporter: and here she is hand in hand with the tearful mother of sandra bland, the chicago woman whose death in a jail cell sparked outrage. >> i'm one of those mothers who met with her and was able to make it through. >> reporter: with clinton and sanders now in a virtual tie we headquarters to ask her campaign manager about those polls. what is bernie sanders doing in nevada that you're not? he's aheadad right now. >> you'd have to ask him what he's doing. we are executing on our strategy. >> reporter: that strategy, an army of thousands of volunteers in nevada now trying to convincee voters to caucus. >> your prediction for that state right nownowing these polls show what they show? >> it's going to be very, very cle. we're going to pull out but it's going to be very, very close. >> reporter: some confidence. bernie sanders took a break from the trl. both sides back in nevada today. to visit her housekeeping staff. they're locked in a battle for latino and minority voters. >> matt dowd, let's start with the publicans. i want to put up that nbc national wall street poll showing ted cruz ahead or basically tied with donald trump right now. very big shift. you're not really buying it. >> it's an outliar. maybe it's a scientist that discovered a new planet whether everybody thinks there's stu on the camera lens. if you look at every single other poll donald trump has a double-digit lead and if that poll was true donald trump would not be ahead in every single south carolina poll. they mayave discovered something new trend, i doubt it. i think what's going to happen we'll have saturday and see new polls that show donald trump with the same lead we thought he had. >> big battle if you'reight about south carolina, big battle for second, third and fourth place. what kind of difference is this nikki haley endorsement going to make to marco rubio? >> it's like a nascar race and she's drafting for rubio and >> i asked her campaign manager about that and he smiled. they're looking ahead to south carolina where they feel much more confident looking at super tuesday where they're confident there, but, t optics of another loss, a potential loss in nevada do not look good. this is a state she probably should be winning. she's got more volunteers there, a second loss in a row is not where they want to be if that happens. >> on top of that what will that do to the south carolina contest just a week later? these are not dominos on their own. they're dominos that fall in a row. if bernie sanders wins nevada, it obviously affects south carolina. i don't think it causes him to win it but this whole race is a series of dominos that affect the previous and following domino. >> in the meantime, he gets momentum. >> donald trump calling on jebeb bush to get out. we're losing our lights right there. >> that's it. they're done with us. >> if marco rubio gets by jeb bush on saturday prett much the end of the line for jeb bush. >> i think the jeb bush folks are probay moving in a direction of now of when do we decide to get out of this race. i think they look at the polls and understand what's happening in south carolina, very limited idea that they'll have success. my guess is they're starting to make the plan for the long exit out of this race. that's my guess. >> hope that wasn't a signal for us to get out of this race. back to amy. >> thank you, george. light. big announcement from the white house. president obama expecting to make a historic trip to cuba president in more thank 80 years to visit that country and jim avila broke the story overnight. good morning to you, jim. >> reporter: good morning, amy. abc news has learned thaha later today the white house will announce the timing of president obama's historic visit to cuba. the first preredent to travel to the island since calvin coolidge. march will be a huge month for cuba. president obama who in december of 2014 made history by vowing to normalize relations with cuba and then shook hands with raul castro to solidify the deal will now visit havana march 21st and 22nd. it's a visit that marks the thaw of the cololwar. it's scheduled to coincide with other big usa/cuba events. major league baseball is planning a preseason game there. big eertainment names like beyonce, elton john and the rolling stones are negotiating huge concerts but the biggest attraction is likely to be obama who may be the most popular than either castro brother. since diplomatic relations were restored between the two countries. sources tell me the national security council's second in command will make the announcement and confirm the date of the president's travel at the white house briefing today. >> jim, it's important to note. you've been breaking headlines. you were the first to break this story so great reporting and it's good to know obama will be bigger than beyonce. >> he is in tha one little spot in the world. >> thank you, jim. we'll move on tohe big battle between apple and the fbi. the company ting heat for refusing to comply with the judge's order to hack the iphone of the san bernardino killers bubu you see customers rallying in support of the company. a classic confrontation between privacy and security and our abc news facebook poll shows 74% of you think apple should be forced to comply with that order. the white house and presidential candidates also weighing in. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas is here with the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fight between apple and the fbi is igniting a fierce debate on the street who owns an iphone to the highest levels of government. the white house calling onpple to comply with the judge's order to hack into that terror suspect's iphone and the hunt for clues in the san bernardino massacre. >> they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device. >> reporter: the obama administration's typally fierce foes agreeing. >> i think being a good corporate citizen is important. >> to think that apple won't allow us to get into her cell phone, who do they think they are? now we have to open it up. >> reporter: some of those who lost loved ones in the terror attacks furious with apple. >> by apple complying with this@ order, we may get some justice. i mean, it's not going to bring my daughter back. >> reporter: still apple standing firm vowing to appeal. ceo tim cook saying the implications of the government's demands are chilling. quote, something we simply do not have and something we considid too dangerous to create. but law enforcement officials say apple iphone encryption is crippling investigations and not just terror cases. >> a woman was murdered in louisiana las summer. eight months pregnant killed. no clues as to who did it except her phone is there when she's found, killed. they couldn't open it. still can't open it. reporter: cops on the beat agree. >> it could be critical if that's the only kind of evidence we have to lead us to a vicm or something, it certainly could be incredibly critical. >> reporter: but apple is drawing support from fellow tech companies. overnightenior officials at microsoft and google issuing statements in support of apple saying there should be no government back doors into your devices. george. >> so, pierre, the battle lines are drawn. where does it go next? >> reporter: apple has five days to appeal. they say they have every intention to do so. so this fight is on. george. >> okay, pierre thomas, thanks veve much. >> all right, now to another an entire hospital's computer network held hostage by hackers locking of critical medical records and officials there had to pay ransom to get those records and eva pilgrim has more. good morning. eva. >> reporter: medical facilities taking a hard look at their security this morning after hackers threatened to shut down a california hospital with lives on the line, that hospital says it's taking no chances. a hollywood hospital admits paying $17,000o a hacker in order to stop an attack on their computer system. the medical center's chief executive says it was in the hospital's best interest to pay as it was the easiest way to solve the problem. two weeks ago the hollywood esbyterian hospital's computer systems were infected with a virus known as ransomware. it locks access and shuts down internal communication. the hospital stillpen left this message on its voice mail assuring theublic that they >> we want to assure that patient care has not been compromised as we continue to address this incident. >> reporter: the fbi releasing this statement, we are investigating the compromise with partners at lapd to determine the person or group responsible. now, the hospital paid the hackers using an internet currency making it much harder to track who got thatmoney. ransomware attacks are commomo butting itting a hospital is unusual and concerning, amy. >> oh, indeed. i mean very concerning. >> it could encourage others to do it again. >> i hope it doesn't continue. all right, thank you, eva. > michael, you have a ce big headline. >> a nice big headline. another big headline. a florida couple who purchased one of three winning powerball tickets has now come forward finally to claim their chunk of that historic $1.5 billion jackpot and we have abc's steve osunsami in tallahassee this morning with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. i can tell you that it's now powerball numbers were drawn at a studio at the lottery headquarters directly behind me and there's still that one winning ticket left out there in california but i can telel you that the couple that has come forward from here does not disappoint. they are everyday people. this morning champagne wishes and caviar dreams have come true for maureen smith and david kaltschmidt from florida. >> i knew they were my numbers. >> reporter: for 30 long years they played the same lottery numbers and hit it big in january wning a third of the record $1.5 billion powerball jackpot. >> just kept quiet. >> yeah. absolutely quiet. >> reacted normal. >> didn't tell anyone. >> other than legal advice. >> just legal advice and publix is my second home and everyone there was friendly and very hard not to tell them. >> reporter: t ty kept a secret from their own family until a week ago so what have thehe new multi multimillionaires been doing the and accountants. he kept going to work as an engineer at northrop grumman to keep up appearances but now he's retired. they say it's been a lot to handle and even a little frightening. >> lost a lot of sleep. >> yeah. lost a lot of sleep. i lost over ten pounds too. that's a lot of pacing at night, let me tell you because -- >> the worry of what's going to happen because we know that we're no longer in a quiet place. >> right. >> which i'm going to miss. i'm afraid it's goingng to make me less friendly because i'll be worried.d. >> that's been a push to get the secure up in the home and so forth. >> reporter: the robinson family from tennessee who also shared the $1.5 billion jackpot and came forward in january can absolutely rela. >> now i'm real grateful we got the big piece of the pie. >> reporter: they're telling abc news they're now overwhelmed with total strangers begging for money. a prisoner even filed a hawritten lawsuit suing them for a share of their winnings money to buy lottery tickets and the family is sending the florida winner some advice this morning sayayg don't let people pressure you. have someone else sort your mail and most importantly, if it feels wrong, don't do it. the robinson family says they now wish that all winners could claim their money anonymously and the clock is ticking, michael, on that winner in california. they have 180 days which takes them until july to claim that money. >> well, like they said the secret is out but seem like really sweet people. >> legitimate concerns. >> such insight into what that feels like. it's not just a huge celebration. >> there's a lot of worry. >> we have a map. we have a map here now. in this map this shows the winners who have come forward from munford, tennessee, to florida in melbourne beach b b there is one winner in c cno hills that has not come forward. i'm worried they don't know they haha the ticket. that's what i'm worried about. i hope this prize does not go unclaimed. >> we have a little bit of time >> 180 days, july, just around then coulder though. >> to rob. we had a big stormn the west. >> might be blowing that lottery around with winds across california including chino hills. damaging winds with tre coming down, power outages and big-time wrecks this one on highway 101 in northern parts of marin county. winds strong from california but all the way up into the northern plains and in advance of that we'reooking for record warmth. red flag warnings, maybe brush fires. look at that, 85 degrees in toasty stuff. everybody getting into the warm-up act into the 60s in d.c., upper 50s in chicago and here inew york city in the northeast much warmer this weekend than it was last weekenen >> a roller coaster. >> thank you, rob. coming up here on "gma," the teen would calls himself dr. love. he was arrested for treating patients4without a license speaking out now and the question we asked him that led i'm going to have to cut this interview short. i'm going to have to cut this interview short. >> not happy about that at all. we'll have what he's saying about it now only on "gma." and kanye west apparently caught on a hot mike having a meltdown backstage at "saturday night live." what he had to say about taylor swift coming up. i have asthma... ...o of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a 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(elephant noise) (donkey noise) tonight i'm going to want to -- >> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at kanye west's big performance on "snl" captivatatg the crowd on stage but now newly leaked audios revealing some big behind-the-scenes drama. we'll tell you what led down to his meltdown on a hot mike. >> that was something. also right now president and mrsn obama set to pay their respects to justice antonin scalia and vice president and dr. jill biden will attend the funerallass on saturday. the pope holes a mass at th u.s./mexican border. he calls for the governors to open their hearts. also this morning, meet the two teens hitting the campaign trail trying to get a photo with every presidential candidate and met everyone from donald trump to hillary clinton so who's their favorite? and what is t t one thing their mom said they can't do on the trail? they're going to join us live coming up. >> only one thinin >> only one thing. >> thank you, michael. first to that florida teen arrested for impersonating a doctor. the 18-year-old who calls himself dr. love is out on bail now and went one-on-one with abc's matt gutman who joins us now, good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. malachi love-robinson is a precocious 18-year-old who just opened a medical clinic with his name on the doorut he's still very much a youngster who showed grandfather. now he told me finished being home-schooled at 15. has a passion pore helping people. he may soong also have a police record. malachi love-robinson, the teen marched out of his florida clinic in handcuffs. >> they say you've been practicing medicine without a >> reporter: sitting down with abc news overnight released from a $1,000ail after being busted in a sting operation in west palm beach caught allegedly giving a medical exam to an undercover officer. are you a doctor of anything?0 anything at all? >> i do currently hold a ph.d.. in what i don't feel comfortable disclosing because that is not the issue here. >> but you treat people at your office. >he issue is accusations. >> reporter: the 18-year-old indede facing serious accusations from police. seven including grand theft and allegedly practicing medicine without a license and last month he proudly showed off his medical center to our affiliate wpfb. >> this is the new birthing life medical center. >> reporter: but peel back the tape and the sign on the door has his sign and these two crucial letters, m.d. >> that signen the door was due to be changed. there are manyypes of degrees out there that hold the title as doct whether they are a physicist or engineer. doctor in front of their name does not necessarily imply m.d. >> have you had training? >> i have. i have shadowed many doctors. >> you say your training comprises shadowing other doctors. >> your training comprises a lot of things. >> but you weren't in med school. >> exactly so i'm not portraying as an m.d. i never sai i've gone to school to be an m.d. >> reporter: but the teen who goes by dr. love does advertise in a ray of treatments on his medical center website including photo therapy, food and air therapy and naturopathy. >> i have been studying this particular field for awhile. may not have been eight yearar nine year, ten years but it has been long enough to, i would say, justify what i do. >> reporter: including apparently treating the elderly. in a criminal complaint an 86-year-old woman said he stomach pain, paying him nearly $3500. what services did you provide in exchange for that money? >> i can tell you this, accusations are merely accusations and services, you would have to define that, whether she paid for me to just show up, that's up to her. >> reporter: you're not denying the fact she paid you $3,500 or so, correct? >> no, i am denying that. >> reporter: are you a fraud? it seems like everything you're saying to me is either ee vasistic or an outright lie. >> i don't appreciate your tone. i don't appreciate the way you're portraying this interview to actually be. >> reporter: then a moment we didn't expect. are you in big trouble? i mean, it seems like you've spoken to a lawyer who's prepared you for to talk not well. >> i don't know where you're receiving this information from i'm sorry. i'm going to have to cut this interviewshort. >> reporter: and, in fact, he now, we have a standing offer to himo finish the interview. the teen has not yet been arraigned but insisted throughout the interview he has done nothing wrong. heas also said when all this clears up he intends to open another clinic. amy, george. >> matt, we always appreciate your tone. >> thank you, tt. now to another biddle legal battle that could make a wided actress one of the richest women in america. meadow williams winning a key victory in her fight to keep half a bilon dollars left to her by her husband gerald kessler and abc's linzie janis has to story. >> reporter: she starred in a flips. >> why did you kill all those people? >> reporter: but meadow williams may have landed theole of a lifetime as one of the richest women in america. >> thank you. >> reporter: this morning, she's one step closer to inheriting her late husband's half a winning a crucial judgment in a legal battleith his family over his vast estate. gerald kessler was the tycoon behind the popular vitamin and natural supplement company nature's plus. when he died last ar, the 80-year-old left his business and assets worth nearly $500 million to h h 49-year-old second wife. >> yes, for all intents and purposes she is theole beneficiary of the estate. >> reporter: but eight of kessler's children and grandchildren are now contesting the will claiming not only had williams isolated kessler from them so she could manipulate her way into his finances, she was never even legally his wife. in these legal documents obtain obtained by abc news the family claims even though williams wasn't officially divorced from her first husband, she elected illegally to enter into a big mouse amos marriage with gerald. a mistake was filing for her divorce. court has thrown out thehe main thrust of their case thatt somehow his marriage to meadow was illegal. >> reporter: but the family also alleges williams got kessler to change his will when he was sick with liver disease. >> started demonstrating pretty significant mental deficiencies. >> though lawyers for williams says kessler was of sound mind until the very end. >> nobody ever told g gry kessler to do anything gerry kessler didn't want to do. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york >> and our thanks to linzie for that. kanye west comes out swinging against taylor swift backstage at "saturday night live." what sparked his backstage shopping for an suv? 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>> why not? >> i don't really know. really long, i guess. >> that's just kind of -- it looks silly. >> i'm with you. it looks silly. >> you're the only teenager i've seen that says a selfie tick looks silly. which candidates' selfies do you still need? someone you don't have. >> jim webb but he dropped out before he came to new hampshire. >> oh, he dropped out. mr. webb dropped out before he came to new hampshire but i hear he tweeted you and apololized. >> yes, he said sorry. >> he said he' get pumpkin bread if he comes and takes a selfie with us? them or were they all gracious. >> they were all gracious. they all accepted the selfie. they're like, yeah, we'll take a selfie? i'm curious. which one got the most likes? >> i think after like presidents' day it t s bernie. >> bernie had the most in what was your favorite? >> and trump. what was my favorite? our favorite? >> i don'tnow. all of them. they all have their stories. >> well, we got one more thing for you. this will be my favorite. i'm taking a selfie with you two. smile, girls. yeah. there we go. we got it. emma and addy. >> great job. some cash back cards are, shall we say, unnecessarily complex. limiting where you can earn bonus cash back... then those places change every few months... please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every p pchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? 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are there risks? dr. besser has the latest. family first. jen and ben figuring out how to stay friendly after their split and being strong foror the kids. how the two stars are coping with co-parentingnd putting family first. shonda's big twist, revealing how she burned out overwhelmed for a struggle between work/life balance. >> i couldn't start the engine. >> how sayg yes to more play helped her get her hum back. mess express? we are on a mission this morning. >> the sleeves are getting rolled up for this one. >> time to take her from dorm room disaster to dynamite. the easy tips to go from drab to fab that you can put to work get ready. we're rolling into town as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. good morning, everyone. excited crowd out there in times square. we had a lot of excitement with those selfie sisters. let's take one more look at michael's selfie. turned out okay. >> i'm not a psidential candidate but i i like it. >> you never know, michael. >> lara, you were on a mission to help transform a home on a budget. >> well, a room. >> a room on a budget. >> it's this young lady's home and so we really wanted to help her out ofe're taking her apartment from dorm room drab to st-college fab. she wanted to get rid of t tt dresser. we said, no, no need to. you can do this at homen a weekend. we're calling it the hot mess express and we're rollingng into town. >> saw the sirens over there. amy is rolling over for the morning rundown. you have tory coming. >> tory has a lot of great items up for grabs including this hat that says hot mess and bracelet bling which i can't wait for. good gifts. we have the deals all coming up. they start at just $10. >> how does she do it? 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we need longer studies. >> how should men think about this. >> you have to first say if you're having these symptoms is my testosteroneeally low so no one should take it unless if you're over 65, think about it but get that measurement first. if you're under 65, you just have to wait for those other studies to come through because you can't take this information and say that it applies to you. >> rich beer, thanks very much. you'll take questions throughout the morning. >> i think there will be a lot of them. >> tweet him @drrichardbesser or go to "gma's" facebook page. now to michael. here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." shondz shonda rhimes has a working message for parents. jennifer garner is moving on but she and ben affleck are putting their kids first. how they're navigating co-parenting. plus, the hot mess express. it's on a missionon to turn this room from drab to fab. very interesting stuff. all that coming up live on "gma" here in times square with the "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by advil. fast, powerful and proven relief memory. uit. nuts. silky smooth dark chocolate. revel in the pleasure of new dove fruit and nut. x: cell phone vibrates. yeah? 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"grey's anatomy," "scandal," "how to get away with murder." shonda rhimes, the woman who made a career about making up drama is revealing a real-life frustrating in a new ted talk. >> i have what most people call a dream job. i make television a great deal of television. love it. >> reporter: rhimes calls that passion for her job the hum. >> the hum is music. the hum is light and air and when you have a hum like that you can't help but strive for grgrtness. >> reporter: but that hum, that spark just plain stopped. something so many women face in their lives. >> the hum of the engine died. i stopped loving work. i couldn't restata the engine. if you make -- if you work, if you love what you do, if you know what the hum feels like, when the hum stops, who are you? >> reporter: how did she recharge her batteries? her toddler helped her find t the answer. >> a toddler refers to honey as though she's a southern waitress. honey, i'm going to need some milk for my sippy cup. and then my southern waitress toddlersks me a question. she says, momma, wanna play? and i'm just about to say no when i realize my southern waitress didn't call me honey. here she is changing right before my eyes and so she says, momma, wanna play and i say yes. >> reporter:he says learning to say yes at that moment likely saved her life and career and by spending more time playing than working, she found her hum again. >> my 2 and 4-year-old only ever want to play with me for about 15 minutes or so before they think to themselves they want to@ do something he. i can totally pull off 15 minutes of uninterrupted time on my worst dby. it doesn't is to be your kids. find what makes you feel good of the i said yes to less work and more play. >> more play. there's even scientific evidence to really back up this idea that play is good for us and it unlocks creativity and helps with memory and reconnects us to childlike instincts and interesting, now we're talking about play deficit. the same way we're talking about sleep deprivation, as bad for you not to play as it is not to sleep. >> we have "gma" workplace with us, as well. playing off of that, it is true when you're with your kids you're in the moment, right? everything kind of stands still and you really get a reset. if you don't have kids you can still find a way to do that. >> you can still find a way to do that. i think the whole idea starts yourself. incredibly happy. there is a really powerful line in in that i love from shonda where she says i like working more than i like being at h he and then she even asks like what kind of person says that? what kind of person says they like working more? i think the first piece of like finding that hum, having that hum is making sureou love what it is that you do and being un apologetic about that. loving what you do doesn't make you a bad parent, person, partner, you can really love what you do. >> a powerful message. >> it is. >> they do and a lot of us feel guilty if we love what we do, right? we shouldn't. i love she said that. >> i used to say when my kids were younger coming to wor was >> understandable for a short period of time but isn't there that great feeling when you're at work and you're laughing, when you've worked with people you love or you're researching something that makes you feel like you've learned something. that's playing, as well. >> absolutely. >> i think that's what she was saying. >> she was saying that and i think weless realize and what rebecca is talking about too, player prevents burnout and so, you know, i think shonda said it best whereshe said work doesn't work without play and evenn if it's that 15 minutes, she forced herself and it was really forcing rself. >> because you have to do it when they want to do it or they're goi to move on. >> it's not about your schedule but theirs. theost interesting thing she said 15 minutes, so her kid weren't saying, let's play all day. let's play for hours. 15 minutes. and we all have that tiue if it's important to us. >> they don't want to be with you all the time, breaking news. >> how about that. >> there's science that backs this up. >> there's so much science that actually this world renowned psychiatrist who studied 6,000 people. they ran the gamut from nobel laureates to mass murderers and found the mass murderers were the people who played the least in their childhood and the nobel laureates, the smartest healthiest were the ones playing the most and businesses have bought into this. you see the googles of the world, the facebooks, lego, when you walk into their offices, it feels a little bit like a playground and they get this whole idea that it stimulates creativity. >> work hard, play hard. >> i'm for it. >> 15-minute rule a. apply the 15-minute rule today. >> shonda once again inspiring in thank you. all right, so it is a well-known fact that burgers -- oh, we're going to talk to that. we'll go to rob outside first. i wanted to talk about burgers. >> bururrs are next. >> rob. >> lara is bringing burgers to us. awesome. what a great crowd out here trying to stay warm. from where. >> syracuse. >> on the hand where is michigan?? westf detroit i think that is. the wind across the west from southern california, northern california all the way up to t northern plains. good gust over 40 miles an hour in tahoe with snow and also over 50 miles an hour in the plains and red flag warnings there, could see fires pop out today. it's going to be really warm and windy tomorrow >> it is beautiful for us in south florida. we are finally out of the 50's, still cool, 62 in pembroke pines as well as ft. lauderdale. 63 in miami. 66 in key west, as well as marathon. nice comfortable start, temperatures below average to start thursday, friday eve bright, breezy, beautiful, lots of sunshine through the day, highs upper 70's. making it feel like winter. >> oh, yeah. everybody is fired up for lara to deliver hamburgers. you better deliver it, lara. back in to you. >> i feel pressure now. >> you can do it. >> no burgers but "pop news" and some, well, burger news, sort of. it is a fact that burgers go perfectly with a few brews and one fast food giant is hoping to capitalize on that. mcdonald's giving a trial run, serving up mcbrewskis at a franchise in south korea. turns out the concept already on tap in europe. if it's a success in south korea, we hear we can expect to see the mcsuds flowing in other -- >> that's going to be -- >> doou like it. >> especially if you can supersize it. >> that was nice, jesse. >> well done. >> bingo. i like mchit too. that wasn't lost on me, miss amy. also in "pop news" the against fraudsters by releasing a new cheat-proof version called monopoly ulth malt banking. it is completely cash-free. in this version players scan cards using an atm, a little atm so cheaters can't stash money to game. the atm also has the added bonus of speeding up play time in the famously slow board game. i have had epic games. >> three-week-long games. i'm like nobody touch the board. >> we have the 15-minute rule on monopoly. >> don't even get to pass go. >> absolutely. the jig is up for all you cheaters when the new version hits stores this coming fall. some of hollywood's award winning show -- award-winning -- oh goodness, forget it. to the great ladies of hollywood whose starsontinue to rise, octavia spencer, taraji p. henson, love these two known for playing actual geniuses in an upcoming film. the project is a feature film called "hidden figures" about the african-american women who helped win the space race. henson plays kathryn johnson, she played a pivotal role in launching john glenn into orbit. spencer plays one of the mathematicians on her team. if you're excited you're not the only one. taraji sharing her excitement with a tweet that says yaaaaasss with eight as in it. so excited to be working with this woman. prepare for liftoff. i think so too. i love both of those women. congratulations. two of the nicest ladies in hollywood. we like this too. another match made in hollywood heaven. meryl streep and hugh grant will be starring as a a married couple in their next film called "florence foster generaljenkins." a real life soprano who became infamous for her extraordinarily bad performances and yet she people loved to hate her. and meryl will play her and hugh husband. finally, speaking of movies, most the weekend, great time for you will of us to catch up on the oscar nominated movies so grab your popcorn, everybody. >> ah. >> like these guys. >> isn't that cute? >> but why doeoe the dog on the left keep taking the other dog's popcorn? >> because he's smart. >> that's the way real life is. >> because they're marri. that's "pop news," everybody. >> that was fun. thank you, lara. coming up we got some grea "deals & steals" that start at just $10. and then the hot mess express is on a mission. lara is transforming a room on a budget. and pretty good transformation. >> good morning. let's let j jelly go first with the forecast. >> about this great news, i would love to be first. low 60's, we g g out of the 50's. with the sunshine, a beautiful way to start thursday, friday eve. 60 inn kennedy and homestead. 66 key west, 61 comrtable degrees in pompano beach. through the morning we continue to warm, cool, dry, comfortable, highs upper 70's. a seasonal winter day for us in south florida. >> thank you. i wanted to start off express lanes, i-95, a lot of congestion accidents reported, buthe press lanes, it will cost you $6. a lot of money there. a few accidents, miami-dade county or brrrd, i should say, turnpike southbound at sample, 26 miles per hour. and just a few miles east, off of the i, i-95 northbound at davie boulevard, a crash, those speeds 40 miles per hour. >> caught on camera, frightening robbery, barding on bizarre. a man with a knife crouched over inside a gas station, threatens the clerk for cash. he makes the woman clean our the register, then grabs cigarettes before he takes off with the cash. if you know dhis guy, call "good morning america" next. 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(elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. starting monday "gma" is going prime time with cameo appearances in hit abc shows. >> hey, yeah. >> it's tim allen. >> yr exclusive backstage pass. so can robin, lara andmy go from news desk to actress? >> you just called me an actress. >> let's do it. >> next week on -- >> good morning, america. >> that is going to be so much fun. you and pepe go way back. >> we're just going to come out. >> youe in a drama. >> i'm solving crimes, george. my fame is lila compo and helping police in "castle." >> were you method acting? >> solving crimes every morning. >> i had to play a journalist. though, both of us did so we're excited to bring that to you and our friends at "jimmy kimmel live" are breaking an announcement. their 11th annual after the oscar special will air sunday february 28th with a big special star, "batman v superman" ben affleck. you spent time with him. they'll be there with tracy morgan, nathan lane and j.k. simmons, all-star cast. it's going to be great. >> always really fun. right now we'll switch gears and say hello, everybody, to the hot mess express. rolling into town to turn one woman's tiny apartment from d dm room gloom to grown up am. >> lara, can you please come help me with this hot mess of a room? >> reporter:r:ires everywhere. plastic containerer galore. post posterboard for artwork. nope,,his isn't a college dorm room. this is a h h mess. did somebody call the hot mess express? we're here. hi. >> i am. >> reporter: this is lisa. a28-year-old actress living in a room made for an 18-year-old. >> very freshman year. >> it is very freshman year. >> it's bringing me back to college. a disaster. >> the sleeves are getting rolledp for this one. talk to me. >> this is where i have to get ready. a pop and squat situation. >> you literally sit on the floor. the term hot mess appropriate. kind of terrifying. >> it is just propped up with pieces of cardboard because it just has slowly turned into the leaning tower of pisa. >> walk away slow. step away from the bookcase. i'll need backup calling in stylist will taylor of bright bazaar. i'll be in charge of all the pieces we need to find. you will@ helm the paint and storage and we will turn this hot mess into a hot success. >> can't wait. let's do it. >> reporter: will's got the room covered. i'm off to do some serious >> okay, step one from hot mess to hot success is to clear all of this mess out. and get a blank canvas to start building everything back up. oh, this green has got to go. and i can't wait to see the back of it. lisa might be an actress but this belongs backstage. >> reporter: first step painting the walls. worries. i have a great p. paint partially up the wall instead of all the way up for a simple, easy and original way to add color to the room. >> repepter: next turning the old dresser from drab to fab. >> three simple step, sand, prime and paint and this is going to become amazing. these old knobs are out. we'll get new ones. why have one when you can have ree colors. don't overload your roller. you don't want clumps of paint and you'll get a nice, smooth finish. >> i truck gold at housing works thrift shop. i think this is it. don't you? so feminine. so, this is primer and paint in one which makes it very simple and i'm using a metallic silver to cover the wood where the mirror was all broken so that hopefuy it just makes your eye focus on the real gem. it's not supposed to look perfect. it's actually perfectly imperfect. will working on someun diys to make this room pop. >> so we've gone for sheer white drapes that we're updating with fun great pom-poms. a simple running stitch all the way down with it. >> reporter: now for the fun part fililng the room up. we couldn't get the bed in. so will just made one. two store bought frames, wrapping paper. >> resources. >> we're sorted. >> love that. >> and big reveal. open your eyes for your new room. >> h hy crap. oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> youave a place to sit and do your makeup like a grn-up. >> reporter: that old dresser looking brand new. you like the way will paint it. >> can you believe it's the same piece. >> i cannot believe that's the same piece. >> we tried to give you storage and style that you deserve. >> i am so speechless right now. this is absolutely -- >> group hug. >> she loves it! >> that is what we call a hot mess express. success. off to my next job. >> i mean even the truck is a hot mess. >> that was pretty amazing. >> thank you. >> that painting tip, i'm going to use it. such a good idea. >> great way to literally like you're lifting up yur ceiling height and you're able to breathe in a tiny space and right now i'm happy to say lisa is joining us on skype and, lis, how was your first night in your new home? >> it was amazing. it actually feels exactly the way it needs to. it feels like home. what do you like best about it now that you've had a chance t t digest? we were there, it was like craziness and now you've gotten a chance to breathe. >> yeah, now that i finally got a chance to like breathe and hang out i mean i'm just -- i fell asleep staring at that mirror and i just -- it's such a gorgeous piece. that just kind of makes me feel kind of zen. >> you just got fist pump. >> double fist pump by lara. >> i bought that at a wonderful thrift shop that gives all the money to charity. it fights aids and homelessness and that mirror there, everyone in there was like you do know half the mirror is missing but the top of it was so glorious and it's just about tnking outside the box. you can really reinvent pieces and'm so glad you got it and it really does feel like a piece of art that opens up your room. mirrors, that paint trick, it doubled the size of the room so i'm thrilled. my last question, lisa, is do you think you'll be able to keep it as neat as we left it? given me all this storage and space that i need so now it's time to do the purge and figure out what to do so i feel like way. >> we love it. thanks for letting us be a part of your room and we wish you the best of luck on your acting career. you were a pleasure to work th. >> thank you so much, guys. >> enjoy your space. >> bye. >> i got to give a quick shoutout. thank you, guys. the hot mess express rolls on. i just have to fill it up with gas. will's book called "dream decor" is going to be released may 17th. are we on the air? may 17th. preorder on amazon.azon. get back outside to rob. >> this handsome couple behind me not a hot mess celebrating 39 years. congratulations. >> thank youo very much. >> thanks for spending it with us. big day tomorrow and they'll be sleeping in to celebrate it. good idea. it's going to be chilly again this morning. look at these windchills, minus in watertown what it feels like now but the warm-up is coming. and that heats gets to the >> thanks. florida. cool and dry, temperatures now in the low 60's. highs upper 70's, notice rain chances slim to none becau we have high pressure providing for a dry atmosphere. the weekend not >> this weather report is watchers. jesse, back inside to you. >> yeah, that's right. thanks, rob. now it's time for "deals & steals" and this morning we've got some viewer favorites and some brand-new products, as well, and everything is starting at just $10. so, of course, tory johnson here with all of this greatness. what do we got today. >> ready to have fu first up brand-new brand for us, troll beads. etty gorgeous. look at this. i pulled one out for you to be ableo hole and play with. sterling silver, solid sterling silvernd all of these beautiful hand crafted murano glass beads. you get to design your own which premade option with one or multiple beads of the it's a lot of ton to create something i think that is on trend right now but a classic that will never go out of style. a great deal from troll beads. normally all these pieces depending on the number you choose start at $34 but everything is slashed by at least 56% so $10 to $119 and free shipping from trollbeads. >> and murano glass too. cool hats and slogans. >> mother trucker. this company was started by two mothers and they were truckers and they created this likik crazy celebrity following because all the sayings are fun, gamee day, caffeinated. i'm kind of a big deal. blessed, thankful. hot mess for lara. there's so many that are really, really fun. >> clarify. >> you are t hot mess express. >> exactly. >> there you go. >> big deal o these. normally these truckers are $25 slashed in half today only $12.50. now we got some makeup. >> "gma" favorite. they've cure rated a bunch of different sets. what love there really is truly something no matter the kind you like for your lip, gloss, sticks, full coverage, all the stuff, you don't have to worry about it, but we do. julep has you covered and reallll beautiful color, as well. great deal on these normally depending on the sethat you choose these range from $40 to $42 everything slashed by at least 55% so today only, $18 and free shipping. >> cha-ching. >> all sets thatou're going to get. >> another "deals & steals" favorite. >> this did from kings of cole. feel howsuper soft this is. >> celebrities love to wear these. >> celebrities love to wear these and faux leather little patches on the elbows so there's the -- they're classic skull, brand-new heart, quilted on the elbows. reallyfun. these range in sizes from 2 to 20 so big assortment that you'll find online. normally $88. these are slashes by 73%, 24 >> and then last but not least another favorite, amelia rose, so these are brand-new collection. really beautiful pieces, we've got classic pearl, all these with semiprecious stones. this one is a particular favorite. look at h h long, beautiful, never too soon to start thinking about mother's day. >> right around then corner. >> sky blue topaz, one of the pantone colors, rose quart, the other pantone cololo of the year. beautiful pieces and long piece, short pieces, doubling, you can do so many different things with everything from amelia ro. beautiful. >> fantastic. >> a really great deal on these. normally depending on the piece you choose these are starting at $98 but today only everything is slashed by 67%, $29 to $49 and we're ending on free shipping. >> again. >> again. >> again, phenomenal deals. we want to thank all the companies for providing these great dees and get the lives and codes on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! great job, of course, tory johnson, again. is here live right here on essage cc1 test message i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile made me happy made my day share your story. tt2watu# s4 bt`n6c\ tt2watu# s s "a`n&o8 tt2watu# s4 bm`n-d4 tt4watu# s4 " dzlq wfd tt4watu# s4 " enlq 'b$ tt4watu# s4 " gzl& \ here now with kiefer sutherland, he stars in the new western "the forsaken" and for teams up with his father donald and play a father/son who need to repair their relationship. take a look. >> there ain't no gogo >> there is no god? >> i'm saying if there was ever a time that men needed god it's now and trust me he wasn't there. if you're expecting god to save you, he ain't gonna. >> kiefer sutherland joins us now. a powerful scene right there and i read that actually as you were doing that scene you actually sobbed and watch him act. >> there was a moment there and you have to understand i wanted to work with my father for 30 years. >> you've been in the samam movies but never acted together. >> we've been in one movie together. "a time to kill" but we had never exchanged a line of dialogue togogher and i've watched him for my whole life and to have the opportunity to work with him was something i've wanted my whole kreefr and i think he's an unbelievable something he was doing in that scene with his hand that caught my eye and i was like thinking as an actor, oh, i should remember that, that's actually cool. i thought, well, maybe it would have been better if i had remembered the dialogue i was supposed to say at that moment. >> so why did it take so long? what was it about this movie? >> for me i remember watching "on golden pond" when i was really young and i thought between jane fonda andenry fonda, that was a perfect movie for the two of them t tdo and i kept wait for this perfect piece of material to land on my desk and it never did and at some point i just realized maybe i shou take it upon myself to try and help develop that did. >> it looks like it paid off. >> for me it did. the experience is something i will never forget. it was the most time i've actually spent with my father at one period -- one time in my experience that i will treasure >> so cool. series coming up here on abc. it's called "designated survivor" a a you tar as the cabinet secretary we see evy year that has to stay away in case of kacatastrophe and in this one it happeps and you become president. >> we were talking earlier. for me the thing that makes me most nervous about this show is that it's one of the most beautifully written things that i've ever read in my entire career, so if it doesn't work it's kind of our fault. weeks. it will air in the fall and i think it's one of the most exciting dramas that i've read shooting. >> we can't wait for it. you know this is throwback thursday so we want to go back 30 years for you. "stand by me." >> come on, give me the gun. your brother's good sense. >> [ bleep ] cheap dime store hood. >> some hair you had there. >> yes and i have to say the ile on their faces, all of them when he got to say that line when we wewe shooting it, i till remember it today. it made us all laugh. thth were so excited to be able to actually come back -- that was one of the great -- i was so lucky and fortunate to have that as one of the first flips i did in my career. it made me smile. >> it was only the ginning. "the forsaken" in theaters now. thanks for coming on. coming up here we look ahead to you can be partcc1 test message >> we are counting down to "gma" on safari just five days away from our epic add venture in africa where we'll attpt something that's never been done before on network tv. giving you o o viewers a live 360-degree experience using technology, take a lk at how it works. imagine riding a roller coaster in 360-degrees. imagine attending a concert without actually being there. imagine going on a safari ride able to chart your own path from home. all these feeds possible usingng virtual reality. all at the touch of a phone, tablet or desktop. >> you use multiple cameras to capture everything around you and theneamlessly stitch it together so that when you turn your head and you look around, you actually get the illusion of being in whatever that vironment that was captured portrays. >> reporter: for example, this grandmother at a hospital miles away able to attend her grandson's wedding virtually. thanks to the japanese based hug project. usc's institute for creative technologies is taking it one step further using 3d treatment for veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder. >> in the hands of a well-tined clinician, a patient can go in these simulatings and by this process of confronting it and talking about it gradually receive the anxiety start to diminish. i think we have a bright fufure. >> reporter: now "gma" is taking you on a stunning adventure. you'll be there witit us live at africa's garden of eden, the enguro crater viewing all 360 degrees of the circle of life. this is so cool. the future is now with this technology. you can use your tablet, your phone or your computer. jesse, you're doing something with your tablet. >> this is a 360-degree view of the ball drop right here in times square on new year's eve. you can literally look -- see the confetti coming in now. you can literally look all the way around and it's just got this incredible -- literly 360 degrees. >> rob, you're pretending you're here. >> hi, guys. no, i'm like on a roller coaster i think in santa monica. there is the ocean. there's the ferris wheel. there's people like waving at me right now. it's really amazing. >> i want to show you this. this is a replica -- this is an im 360 camera. safari. this is how you'll be in the jeep with me literally as we're going figuratively. >> this is so cool. >> i always dreamed of seeing it so i'm looking forward. >> you leave today. >> i leave today. big event on tuesday. our websiteext1 italics "good morning america" is brought to you by volvo. >> so did you get those travel tips from jesse? >> yeah. >> do not -- what not to do on a trip. just before 9:00 a.m. good morning, south& florida. i'm eric yutzy. constance is here with a traffic alert. >> this is 151st stree and 27th avenue. a semi truck and a car colliding, at least -- excuse me, two cars and affecting our west-bound lanes at 151st street. so use caution this location. traffic getting by slowly. 119th street west-bound we7have a crash there as well, lejeune off that exit ramp. eastbound lanes for those folks heading towards the beach on the macarthur causeway and biscscne boulevard. we have a a fender-bender. now it is bright and sunny. temperatures right now warming up to the upper 60s. north wind starting to ck up. 10 to 15 miles per hour wind. we started off with the temperatures in the 50s. now rebounding because of the sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful day. highs will reach the upper 70s with lots of sunshine. 77 by 2:00. 75 by 4:00. youth leered still behind bars accused of having sex with a middle schooler. sylvester parone is expected to be bac in court today. investigators say heet the victim last summer while serving as a camp counselor. they allegedly carried on a sexual relationship for months. plenty of news we need to keep working for you right here. we're not going anywhere. >> check in with us throughout the day. in the meantime "live headed your way next. >> it's live with "mike & mike in the morning." sutherland. and from the series "viking," travis fimmel. mister a performance from recording artt jazmine sullivan, all next on "live." 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