celebration. our rachel smith parties with mickey and company. >>> good morning, lots to get to on this saturday morning, including a "gma" exclusive, insigh the jury room in the jodi arias trial with the foreman himself, the moment when everybody in the room was literally shaking. that's coming up. >> what an emotionally draining past five months have been for these jurors. also ahead on a lighter note, it's prom season and high schoolers all over the country dressing their best and let's admit it, a bit nostalgic -- >> too nas talgic. >> we wanted to get in the spirit, all four of us went to a real prom and we'll show you a very important part of the big night. getting ready. what did we wear? >>> before the four of us make some unfortunate sartorial decisions we'll start with weather and a word you do not often hear on memorial day weekend, snow. there will be flurries in parts of this country this morning, temperatures 30 degrees below normal. ginger zee tracking this overnight, in central park right now. good morning. >> there is no way to start your memorial day weekend but w

afghanistan in 2005. this morning i have rachel smith, the president of the club and her father joining us with the army reserves here. good morning, rachel. you are the president of the club. tell us why you have this. >> we have this about a year after the club was founded. we lost two former classmates and all throughout the year we send care packages. it is important to show how much we care. not a lot of other clubs reach out what do you want them to get out of this. we care a lot about the troops and that we have a club of 40 students that care and and family that have been at war. >> can you tell us. were you deployed. i could not be here. what is going through your mind when you see students to honor you and other people. >> it is great. and woo they have done for all our people. and what she dooc and the club does. the receivers, the organization helps the military. you would not believe what it means to get a and down range. it is fortunate. you know just very thankful for the leadership she has provided. no explaining about that. those are the ctroops we need. >> thank you for t

, time for "pop news." our entertainment reporter and host of "on the red carpet" rachel smith out in l.a. this morning. hey, rach. >> hey, guys. great to hear your voices this morning. right into "pop news," shall we? leonardo dicaprio is taking a little time off from acting and, ladies, listen up. he may be ready to leave bachelorhood behind. the "the great gatsby" star isn't close to tying the knot but not dismissing the idea of finding wedded bliss. when asked about it, he said, i'll take it as it comes. we'll see what happens in the future. i take it day by day. maybe he doesn't exactly sound excited but doesn't sound like george clooney either. of course, he does need to find a girlfriend first. >>> the frenzy over married couple will and kate's royal baby is heated up. if she did have a baby shower it might look like this. this is her shower imagined by photographer ellison jackson who specialized in spoof photos of the royal family. now, this picture is not a product of digital magic, those are actually look-alikes for the duchess, the queen, pippa and camilla. the resemblance

. landmark - the griffith observatory. i'm rachel smith. this is the perfect place to look up and explore where no man has gone before! but this week, otrc's karl schmid was there as the stars beamed down to hollywood for the premiere of star trek into darkness. >> rachel, otrc was in london

] >> good afternoon everyone. i am rachel smith falls and a senior vice president here of futures without violence i wanted to thank you all for being here and formally welcome to futures without violence. as many of you know of the former name had that for close to 30 years and when we moved to this building we changed our name to futures without violence and for many reasons and it really does reflect the work that we do in the mission. we are here to create futures without violence and we believe it's possibility when we stand in solidity with people like yourself and i want to thank you for being here. you are one of the first groups to hold a all day conference in this space. we are open to suggestions if you have ideas or using the space for your own organizations. we are up and running in this part of the conference center and in a year and a half we will open the rest of the building and has a public exhibition that deals with the topics you're talking about today and bullying and education and creating the future we want for our families and children and if you for coming

new exhibit featuring movie memorabilia from the great gatsby. i'm rachel smith. this showcases the costumes and props used to bring f. scott fitzgerald's classic tale alive. >> can't repeat the

new exhibit featuring movie memorabilia from the great gatsby. i'm rachel smith. this showcases the costumes and props used to bring f. scott fitzgerald's classic tale alive. >> can't repeat the

world resort in florida. i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story back in hollywood. we traveled all the way across the country to check out the most magical place on earth! and we even found a little bit of hollywood right here! at the magic kingdom, the stars have been shining for the biggest expansion in park history!

rachel smith. this is the perfect place to look up and explore where no man has gone before! but this week, otrc's karl schmid was there as the stars beamed down to hollywood for the premiere of star trek into darkness. >> rachel, otrc was in london

for an amazing cause p.m. hello, welcome to on the red carpet from disneyland. i'm rachel smith. we'll get you to the red carpet in a moment, but first the big story in hollywood. we are here in tomorrowland to check out an amazing new attraction starring the one and only iron man! before we take you inside the innoventions building to see what's inside, entertainment guru george pennacchio sat down with the stars of "iron man 3."

on abc. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> still ahead an act of trimpl in london. >> what does it take to be a good card dealer are in a casino? we get a look. >> and people brought the super bowl to the bay area are >>> we begin with what is being called an act of terror in london. government officials say a brutal attack that left one man dead appeared to have been motivated by extremists. it is not close to tourist attractions. abc news reporter has more from london. >> it was a brutal, gruesome assault. a man hacked to death. attackers two men using meat cheifers. >> -- cheifers. >> the victim believed to be a soldier, suspected murderers killed him and turned to eye witnesses and said this was an eye for an eye because muslims are dying by british soldiers every day. >> going after with a meat cleaver then said to onlookers take pictures of them. the body of this young man. >> after that the spektded killers rushed at police. >> they went for the police with machetes and knife autos police shot both men but they survived and are now hospitalized under guard. >> we have had th

rachel smith is here with the story. not here with us. she's in l.a., live. great to see you, rachel. >> that's right. great to see you, too. "iron man 3" is expected to score $650 million worldwide this weekend. it could be the second-biggest opening all-time, behind last year's "avengers." but "iron man" faces other blockbusters this summer, in a box office battle that hollywood predicts will be bloody. >> shall we begin? >> reporter: hollywood hasn't seen this much action at the summer box office in years. ♪ it's tuning up, like the league of iron men. the "star trek" crew is getting leaps. along with the goofsters and goof balls. >> for hollywood, it will be a bloody weekend. >> reporter: it will be a big story in the summer movie story. >> a lot of people are wondering why "fast and furious 6" is going up against "hangover 3." those two movies are appealing to the same audiences. >> the studios of "hangover" and "fast and furious," wanted memorial day. >> reporter: it's a war of egos and dollars. according to "the wall street journal," which figures the picks, must rake in $25

. plain extraordinary." >>> all right, time now for "pop news" and our entertainment reporter rachel smith is with us in new york which as we always say, it's true, we prefer. >> thanks, guys. always love being here with y'all. let's get right to it, shall we. first up, justin bieber, he will have to pay up for his monkey business while on tour in germany. earlier this year you may remember the pop star, he left his monkey back in germany. now he owes thousands of dollars to cover two months' worth of food and shelter for his capuchin monkey named mali. he didn't have the proper papers and the pet will probably be transferred to a permanent home in a zoo or an animal park in germany. >> summons like your monkey time is up. how does that go. >> he's been on lockdown in customs. >> the summons was in german so complicated. >> better care in a zoo than a very busy biebs. >> they need to be with a group. kind of like we all. hanging with our group. >> animals. >>> how is dwyane wade prepping for the next round of the playoffs. the prom, of course, the miami heat player was asked to the b

blocked his car. the neighbors called police. rachel smith has the story and the rest of the news in today's on the red carpet report. >> justin beiber is being investigated for reckless driving after neighbors say he is using their gated community as a race track saying beiber was driving his white ferrari at a high rate of speed. a rep says beiber's associate was driving. >> we attempted to talk to mr. beiber and told he declined to speak with us. >> the case will be presented to the district attorney's office. now to amanda bynes saying she's suing new york city police over her arrest claiming officers entered her apartment, lied and put her in a mental hospital against her will. nypd denies the claims. bynes writing quote i'm getting in shape and getting a nose job looking forward to a long wonderful career as a singer rapper. and speaking of music country star keith urban just announced to replace his upcoming album gochlgt on tour in mid july. >> still head back at the shore. the president follows through on a promise made to governor chris christie after super storm sandy. >>

new jersey. and abc's rachel smith has the story. >> reporter: prince harry and olympic gold medal swimmer, missy franklin, joined together to light the torch saturday at the warrior games. a paralympic competition for wounded vets. u.s. and uk armed forces. harry, a twice-deployed captain in the british army air corps, got in on the game, as well. or at least attempted. >> he not only served his country, he served his supporters. he came half way across the world. but he's here to support us. he came halfway across the world to come over here and pay tribute to the veterans. >> reporter: the colorado festivities, marked a string of events. he was compelled to do more than the traditional publicity appearances. >> a year ago i was in washington on the ambassador's lawn. and planted a tree. that's what most of our family do nowadays. >> reporter: harry met with the athletes before the competition. >> i think he was quite down to earth. i was so nervous actually. >> reporter: earlier in the week, the 28-year-old made the rounds on capitol hill. even attended a white house event, host

host of "on the red carpet" rachel smith. we prefer when you're here with us. >> right. i'm solo in l.a. techno music. right, exactly. to get stuff cooking, the stunning kate upton is proving critics over going from swimsuits to high fashion gracing the cover of next month's "vogue." the curvy girl says there's parts of her body she can't change and doesn't care. i don't know what she would possibly change. she tells the magazine i feel confident with myself and if that inspires others to feel confident with their bodies, great. in addition to conquering the tour upton wants to do more movies and design lingerie. the new issue hits issues may 21st. >> listen to the haters. >> wear her stuff out totally. >> right. >> and listen up all you parents-to-be. having trouble picking a fame for your baby here's a little advice for you. go short. a new study by online career sites says people with shorter names on average earn more money and claims every additional letter means a drop of $3600 in annual salary. oh, my gosh. but there is good news if you do have one of those long names, using

overseas. here is abc's rachel smith. >> shall we begin? >> reporter: hollywood hasn't seen this much action at the summer box office in years. it is suiting up like tony starks fleet of "ironmen." check out this month, "star trek" crew lands, then "fast & furious" speedsters and "hangover" goof balls opening memorial day weekend. >> reporter: it will be a big story in the summer movie wars, the editor-in-chief of wrap.com. people are wondering why "fast and furious" is going up against "hangover 3." those movies are appealing to the exact same audience. >> the studios behind "hangover" and "fast and furious" wanted memorial day. a very prestigious weekend to have. at this point, neither wants to back off. >> reporter: a war of egos and dollars. nearly two dozen summer flicks spent $100 million. according to "the wall street journal," figures the price of your picks rake in $250 million to $500 million worldwide to turn a profit. pressure is enormous on highly anticipated movies like the lone ranger, johnny depp, brad pitt's, and "the great gatsby" and "man of steel." >> you can spend

. and abc's rachel smith, host of "on the red carpet" was there. ♪ i just want to feel this moment ♪ >> reporter: this year's chart-toppers flocked to the vegas strip for what will likely be the much-talked about billboard music awards. >> without you, i wouldn't have a show to do. and a show girl needs her fans. ♪ oh, baby >> reporter: bruno mars had the honors of kicking off the red-hot night. things didn't slow down from there. ♪ lady luck, go ♪ i don't care i love it ♪ ♪ i don't care ld goddess, selena gomez. from ♪ when you're ready come to get it ♪ >> reporter: to the duo mclemore and ryan lewis. ♪ got $20 in my pocket >> reporter: and taylor swift's "22," gave an energetic glimpse behind the scene. ♪ i don't know about you >> reporter: that's exactly where we caught up with her, after taking home artist of the year. >> to the fans, you are the longest and best relationship i it's accurate, you know? they've been there for me. and they've never wavered. >> reporter: justin bieber gave fans the double-dose, with two performances. ♪ i'm alive i'm alive ♪

rachel smith, host of "on the red carpet" out to test out this hot, new hairdo. >> reporter: the hot new thing seems to be the rise of the bunk. not so fast, this kind of bun, the sock bun, and, yes, it requires one of these, a sock, preferably clean. the bun is rolled its way from the stage to the catwalk, now piled high on the crowns of hollywood's leading ladies like jennifer lopez, reese witherspoon and gina bosworth. it's even burning up the web. blogger wendy lookbook's tutorial stacked up 2 million views. i popped into the ken paves salon in west hollywood to test it out. >> this is just maybe an upgrade from taking that scrunchie and actually putting it into the hair and hiding it so you don't see it anymore. >> and it only takes a few simple tools. hair band, a sock, bobby pins, a comb or brush and hair spray if needed. the first step of the sock bun is, of course, the ponytail. >> if you want to go a little bit more high fashion, then you put it a little higher up. >> then time for the sock. >> just want to take the tip of that sock and cut it off. >> next gino rolls it int

ball. this year's theme, punk and rachel smith host of "on the red carpet" was there. ♪ >> the theme of last night's costume ball at new york's metropolitan museum of art was punk and the a-listers who turned out from j. lo to a anne hathaway to sara jessica barker embraced it in a way that would have made carrie bradshaw proud. >> you can never go too big. i'm sure there must be something bigger. >> reporter: threatening to steal the spotlight from that headpiece, the newly public company lindsey vonn and tiger woods who turned heads on the red carpet. only 700 invitations were sent out. a who's who of the festival. madonna donned a givenchy ensemble. >> tell us your secrets. >> choose your underwear well. you have to dress from the bottom up. >> reporter: nicole richie colored her hair. miley cyrus spiked her and vera wang and "scandal" star kerry washington streaked theirs. >> i see some purple hues in your hair. >> yeah, we did a little color in the hair, a little green and purple. >> reporter: the honorary chair of the soiree was in a givenchy gown and boots. also causing

does it. abc's rachel smith, host of "on the red carpet" has the details for us. >> reporter: she's the hottest star on the red carpet. a celebrity whose every haircut is documented and easy sense of style emulated, and then, of course, there's that stunning silhouette. now, jennifer aniston's secret to staying so beautiful is rolled out in yogalosophy, a 28-day program by aniston's longtime friend and instructor mandy ingber. >> it's yoga paired with toning exercises so people bored by yoga might try it or people realy into yoga might get a little extra workout. >> reporter: i found out that little extra is challenging. this is really difficult already. >> yes. >> reporter: it's these killer moves that jen credits for her fit physique. my thighs are burning. >> she and i do it about three times a week, but i think that's a good baseline for anything you're wanting to do regularly. >> reporter: her favorite pose, the tree. >> she's really good at it. be able to find your sense of focus in the middle of a lot that's going on. >> reporter: this is how jen gets those abs. >> exactly. t

right, time for "pop news," and our entertainment reporter and host of "on the red carpet" rachel smith is with us in new york, which, as we always say, and it's true, we prefer. >> thanks, guys. always love being here with y'all. and let's get right to it, shall we? okay, first up, justin bieber, well, he's going to have to pay up for his monkey business while on tour in germany. earlier this year, you may remember the pop star, he left his monkey back in germany. and now he owes thousands of dollars to cover two months' worth of food and shelter for his capuchin monkey named mally. now, it was seized and tined by customs in late march because biebs didn't have the proper papers, and now the pet will probably be transferred to a permanent home in a zoo or an animal park in germany. >> summons like your monkey time is up. how does that go? >> i guess. but, man, mally has been on lockdown in customs. >> apparently the summons was in german so complicated. >> seems he'd have better care in a zoo -- >> for sure. >> -- than a very busy biebs. >> and allegedly they are very social anim

important. namaste. >> reporter: namaste. rachel smith, abc news, los angeles. >> whatever it takes. >> they already look fantastic. maybe that's why. >> yeah, whatever it takes to get tone and buff and fit. it's hard. >> have you ever done yoga? >> i've done yoga a little bit, but going to the gym and just getting on these treadmills. it's hard work. >> my goodness. >> you do it. >> i try like twice a week. i don't always succeed. >> you need yogalosophy. >> yesterday i said i'll take a little nap. yogalospophy. take it on. >> only if rachel is there. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- poison letters. ricin-laced mail sent to new york's mayor and his gun control group. the frightening threat, the mayor's comments, and the latest from federal investigators. >>> relentless storms. one tornado after another. the destructive force from mother nature blasts a big area from the great plains to the great lakes, and that threat just won't stop. >> i just threw clothes over my kids' heads and held them, and we were just praying for safety. it was over before i knew it. >> the tremendou

founder of rachel martin associates in new york we have george newly he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in washington we cross to fred smith he is founder and chairman of competitive enterprise institute. that means you can jump in anytime you want george capitalism state today. well i think capitalism is indeed in crisis it's been five years since. the crash of two thousand and eight and the multiple bailouts and the unemployment remains high and there's no real prospect of recovery and what is really going to be clear is that we now because we are having to live with a situation of very high unemployment high rates of poverty and capital which is supposedly the unit of capitalism essentially going to exclusively for one purpose which is finance and always just simply makes money off itself ok rachel jump in the state of capitalism today. you know capitalism was doing just fine until it was hijacked by socialism and what i think george is seeing and what we're all seeing what occupy wall street has been protesting is really the soc

martin in paris she is the tribune company syndicated columnist and founder of rachel martin associates in new york we have george said newly he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in washington we crossed to fred smith he is founder and chairman of competitive enterprise institute in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want george says capitalism state today well i think capitalism is indeed in crisis it's been five years since the crash of two thousand and eight and the multiple bailouts and the unemployment remains high and there's no real prospect of recovery and what is really becoming clear is that we're now having to live with a situation of very high unemployment.

columnist and founder of rachel martin associates in new york we have george said newly he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in washington we cross to fred smith he is founder and chairman of competitive enterprise institute. that means you can jump in anytime you want to george capitalism state today. well i think capitalism is indeed in crisis it's been five years since. the crash of two thousand and eight and the multiple bailouts and the unemployment remains high and there's no real prospect of recovery and what is really becoming clear is that we now because we are having to live with a situation of very high unemployment high rates of poverty and capital which is supposedly the unit of capitalism essentially going to exclusively for one purpose which is finance and always just simply makes money off itself ok rachel jump in the state of capitalism today. you know capitalism was doing just fine until it was hijacked by socialism and what i think george is seeing and what we're all seeing and what occupy wall street has been protesting is

paris she is the tribune company syndicated columnist and founder of rachel martin associates in new york we have george said newly he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in washington we crossed to fred smith he is founder and chairman of competitive enterprise institute. that means you can jump in anytime you want george capitalism state today. well i think capitalism is indeed in crisis it's been five years since the crash of two thousand and eight and the multiple bailouts and the unemployment remains high and there's no real prospect of recovery and what is really becoming clear is that we're now a bit without having to live with a situation of very high unemployment high rates of poverty and capital which is supposedly the unit of capitalism essentially going to exclusively for one purpose which is finance and always just simply makes money off itself ok rachel jump in the state of capitalism today. you know capitalism was doing just fine until it was hijacked by socialism and what i think george is seeing and what we're all seeing a

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: more from sean smith's mother. >> clayton: once the most popular haircut in america but now we know the rachel worn by jennifer aniston could have been a mistake. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill witherspoon, a generous, bill withers but happy mother's day. and your day will start off great as mother's day. happy mother's day. >> alisyn: thank you very much. we're spending it with you. >> alisyn: you are spending brunch time with me. >> all right, let's get to news, we were telling you that it appears the irs is confirmation targeted conservative groups like the tea party over other groups. they made it much more burdensome when tea party organizations wanted to form a charitable organization. irs made the paperwork the legal things so much harder for anybody that this trearp or patriot in their name. now, we are learning it may have gone on longer and gone up higher. >> tucker: since 2001 they were targeting the political enemies of president obama. there were complaints about this. tea party groups and conservative groups went to their members of congress we are