Elizabeth Hasselbeck takes the found for the 'thin ice':

'And display for the' Elizabeth Hasselbeck takes the found for the 'thin ice':
"The view in" Elizabeth Hasselbeck latest career move has left little bruises from a muscle strain, "somewhere", she tells. Talk show in a slump (or four) on "The View" on Friday (March 19) morning to promote her gig hosting the "thin ice", each and every new reality show on ABC premiere that night. "Thin ice" Judge Kristi Yamaguchi, quick and dirty lesson skiing Hasselbeck had left a little bruised, but that has not dampened in the talk show in the excitement and record more of this ice-bound opportunity. "There's no way I could not be part of this," says Hasselbeck. Hasselbeck and four world champion Kurt Browning will be involved in hosting a two-day ABC to introduce the 10 pro skaters paired five couples competing for $ 220,000 in prize money. The record of the judges (including Yamaguchi, Katarina Witt and you have a button) and will rely on 50 percent, while public participation is the other half. Hasselbeck while skiing does not have the qualifications of her host, and said she did not provide the worker with enthusiasm. She told us she and her children were glued to the TV during the Olympics, Vancouver, especially during the Joannie Rochette moving performance in the wake of the death of her mother. Rochette will do a tribute to her mother on "thin ice" on Friday, which is expected Hasselbeck will touch viewers. "There is no doubt that there will be an emotional moment when he does it here. It's a great honor to actually be on the background to something spectacular." Among skiers competing is John Zimmerman and Michael Weiss, both three times the U.S. national champion and 2002 Olympic pairs champions David Pelletier and Jamie Sale in Canada. Hasselbeck who will win? "I think it's really ice-skating competition, where anything goes, and everyone will be fully and unequivocally." If you want to be perfect, never before learning Hasselbeck (aka fall) on the ice on Friday in the "view" View clip below. To see the "Thin Ice, and" tune in Friday, March 19th at 8 pm T (competition) and Sunday, March 21st at 7 pm East (show results).