Young San Diegans Appear On 'Good Morning America'
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"Good Morning America" has been searching for the best dancers in America. -
Thursday, two San Diegans were featured as finalists in the children's category. -
Julia Rogers, 11, and her brother, Matthew Rogers, 8, of Rancho Bernardo, were selected as one of three finalists from among the hundreds of video entries submitted from across the country. -
The two have been working hard on their routine for the competition and although they'd like to win, they say their goal is to have a good time. -
"You get to just go out and just be a part with the music and do whatever you want," said Julia. -
Julia and Matthew were chosen by the judges for the finals, which air Friday on "Good Morning America," beginning at 7 a.m. -
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