this morning, new details from the rescue in cleveland. >> relieved family members ready to come home. the women after their long years' nightmare as they're getting ready to interrogate suspects. fresh questions whether police missed vital cues. mark sanford comes back from the brink four years after his affair turned him into a punch line. voters give him a chance. how high will stocks soar? the dancer shocker as it came down to the bachelor and football star. now only five couples remain.

and good morning. we begin with new details from that still unfolding story in cleveland. >> the suspects, three brother, are set to be questioned today by police. they may also formally be charged. the third victim, michele knight is going to be released from the hospital. the other two women are staying at a secret location under the watchful eye of police and coverage begins with abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: this cleveland a growing celebration of three lives saved. flowers, balloons and banners welcoming the women home after a decade gone. >> i'm happy that these children were found alive. >> reporter: missing the longest michele knight seen here in her high school yearbook. her grandmother is still stunned. >> i didn't think we would ever see her again. >> reporter: the family of amanda berry who bravely called 911 in disbelief too meeting her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn. missing is amanda's mom who passed away in 2006. >> what hurts me the most is

mandy don't get to see her mom. her mom is gone. >> reporter: also found gina dejesus. police say today they will question and formally charge these three men, ariel, onil and pedro, ariel castro, the home's owner was a school bus driver, fired in 2012 for mistakes on the job. his friends are shocked by the news much one of those the uncle of one of the victims who has known castro for 20 years. >> doesn't seem the kind of person who would do something like this right under your nose. >> reporter: investigators are questioning how they could be hidden in plain sight and how they survived. >> they were able, maybe, to build up each other. maybe even working as a team to play against the abductors. >> reporter: officials say questioning is proceeding slowly out of sensitivity. john and diana. >> devin, the 911 operator who

took the call from amanda berry is now being criticized for actually hanging up at the end of a call as opposed to staying on the call until police arrived. what are police doing about it. >> reporter: one of the striking aspects when the operator told amanda berry to hang up. wait for officers. authorities now say they're investigating the operator's handling of that call and although the police are pointing out that officers were on the scene about two minutes after they took her call. diana and john. >> devin dwyer in washington, thank you. cleveland police are also being hit with claims that they missed clues over the years. >> one neighbor came forward to say a naked woman was seen crawling on her hands and knees in the backyard just a few years ago. another neighbor heard pounding on the home's doors. both times police did show up but they never went inside. >> we are learning more about amanda berry's daughter, born while her mother was in captivity. the little girl named jogs lynn was born on christmas day, now 6 years old. she's been smiling and eating

popsicles. >> we're told she's missing a front tooth and her mother started home schooling her. also she had apparently bonded with the other women. you'll want to stay with abc news for the latest from cleveland. much more coming up later on on "gma." jaycee dugard is one of the few people on earth who can truly understand what the cleveland women are going through. at a dinner last night she was presented with a national center for missing & exploited children's hope award and briefly referenced the remarkable situation in cleveland. >> i want to say what an amazing time to be talking about hope with everything that's happening. i'd like all of us to remember to just ask ourself to care. >> dugard had said the women in cleveland will need time to reconnect with the world and to heal. she was abducted in 1991 and held captive for 18 years. >> breaking news overnight a southwest flight en route from florida to rhode island had to make an emergency stop in south carolina because of three unruly

passengers. the plane was met at the charleston airport by police, fbi and homeland security. the passengers were removed from the flight and then it continued on to providence just after midnight. all right, now to the stunning political comeback of former south carolina republican governor mark sanford going back to congress after winning a special election for his old house seat. four years ago he was disgraced by trying to cover up an affair. he referenced the whole ordeal in his victory speech. >> i think we're always there too. >> in his remarks he also thanked his former mistress who is now his fiancee. on capitol hill today three state department employees are expected to speak out about security lapses in the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. they're challenging the administration's official version of what happened last september. the hearings could return the spotlight to former secretary of state hillary clinton for her involvement in the crisis. there's a new defense strategy for aurora theater

shooting suspect james holmes. he wants to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. if approved he will be sent for a psychiatric evaluation and which will delay the case. panel of judges divvied up the $1 million reward offered during the manhunt for christopher dorner. the couple who he tied up will get most of it, about 00,000 bucks. 9 the man who discovered his burning truck 150,000 and 50,000 goes to a tow truck driver who spotted him after the first shootings. delaware is now the 11th state to allow gay marriages. the governor signed a bill into law minutes after it gained final approval. the new law doesn't give same-sex couples any new rights than they already had. >> time for the weather across the nation, severe storms including possible tornadoes, hail and winds up to 70 miles an hour will roll across the middle

of the nation. up to an inch of rain could fall along the east coast and scattered showers out west. >> across the region not as warm today as yesterday. temperatures in the desert ten degrees below normal into the high 60s in the northeast. coming up, how high will wall street fly? new records mean more money in your pocket. plus, losing apparent hi was the best thing to happen to al gore of just ask his account apartment much the new estimate of his nine-digit net worth. later in "the pulse," busting a move at the gym.

investors enjoying another record high on wall street. the dow closing above 15,000 tuesday for the first time ever gaining 87 points. abc's rebecca jarvis tells us what it means. >> reporter: the stampede on wall street reached a new milestone. the dow is now up a staggering 130% since hitting rock bottom in march 2009. in real terms, if you invested $10,000 during the worst of the great recession, today you'd have more than doubled your money to almost $23,000. the winning streak on wall street is now over four years long. that means this bull market run is about six months longer than normal. but it's still five years shorter than the best run ever. the question now, where do stocks go from here? well, i spoke with traders here at the new york stock exchange and they say they're using history as their guide. this is the strongest year since 1991 and back then, stocks rose an additional 10%.

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. and another bit of encouraging economic news now. more americans are making their mortgage payments on time. according to transunion, the percentage of home owners two or more months behind fell by 21% in the first quarter of this year, the biggest drop in two decades thanks to the surging housing market and steady job gains. all right. we may soon be able to read treasury secretary john lew's signature. used to look like this, a series of loops that didn't have any resemblance to his name. this is what it looks like now, a little ways to go but can see a lot of that signature that will be on every new dollar bill. >> i kind of liked the looped-loops. good to be al gore. the former vice president is now nearly as itches are mitt romney. grown his net worth to more than $00 million thanks to the sale

of his cable channel current tv as well as his stock in apple and successful investment firm. mitt romney is worth $250 million. >> right after that failed presidential bid he was worth $9.9 million. now 200 million. >> you start up a cable channel and sell it. it happens. next on this wednesday, chris christie facing new questions about his weight. hundreds of bees on the hunt for a new home. we'll explain right after this. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a little nutella on your whole-wheat toast." funny, that last part gets through. [ male announcer ] serving nutella is quick and easy. its great taste comes from a unique combination of simple ingredients like hazelnuts, skim milk and a hint of cocoa. okay, plates in the sink, grab your backpacks --

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check that out. quite a buzz in a boston neighborhood. that's dorchester there. a large swarm of bees decided to hang out on the back of a yellow car. a beekeeper was called in, said they were harmless. eventually they were brushed into a box and taken away. >> you know, they say you don't

wear yellow if you don't want to get attacked by a bee. >> i tell you what, i'd like to think of myself as a what macho man. when i see bees, i run the other way. they kind of scare me. well, looking at today's road conditions. rain could make for a slick morning along the busy northeast corridor and could be trouble across the middle of the country thanks to severe storms today. >> if you're flying airport delays are possible in new hampshire, washington, new york, kansas city, denver, and minneapolis. chris christie shed 40 pounds after undergoing secret weight loss surgery. >> but christie is denying his decision has anything to do with his political ambitions. more now from abc's paula faris. >> reporter: chris christie is losing it, quite literally. >> in terms of keeping it secret it's nobody he's business. >> reporter: but still the colorful governor decided to share why he underwent secret weight loss surgery. >> i did this for myself, my wife and my children, and unlike some of you, they will still pay

attention to me whether i run for president or not. >> reporter: once slender and athletic, christie has struggled with his weight for 30 years telling diane he's tried everything from fad diets to personal trainers. >> what do you say to yourself to psych yourself into it? >> i just look in the mirror, diane. i just go, okay, i got to get healthier. >> reporter: he deflected critics with humor most recently in february munching doughnuts on "letterman." that subject brought fire from a former white house doctor. >> i worry about this man dying in office. >> reporter: christie was livid. >> completely irresponsible. my 12-year-old son comes to me last night and says, dad, are you going to die? >> reporter: but just days later he secretly checked himself in under a false name for laproscopic band surgery, only telling his wife, kids and chief of staff. the procedure places a tight adjustable band around the stomach reducing its size and the amount of food a person can eat. overall, what is the success rate with this type of surgery? >> about 75% of patients will be

happy with their weight loss. about 25% will not. >> reporter: since 1994, 750,000 americans have had the surgery. christie's friend and new york jets coach rex ryan had the surgery in 2010 and privately convinced the governor it was worth it. the governor thinks the scales are tipping in his favor. >> i feel great about myself, you know. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. there's an eye-opening report finding out this morning across the country that shows even in the same city hospitals are charging wildly different amounts for the same procedure. dallas, pneumonia in one facility totaled $14,000. at another hospital across town, it was more than twice that. experts say it's often people without insurance who get slammed with the higher fees. well, two more people are now offering up a final resting place for boston bombing suspect

tamerlan tsarnaev. nearly three weeks after his death. a connecticut man says he will allow tsarnaev to be buried next to his parents. but he's facing opposition from people who have loved ones in that same cemetery. the founder of a colorado muslim society also says that he has a plot for tsarnaev, but no decision has been made yet. a moment in the major leagues last night. j.a. happ taking a line drive right off the head last night. the game was stopped for eight minutes before happ was taken off the field in a stretcher, he spent the night in the hospital. we are told he is in stable condition. all right. as for last night's nba playoff action, highlights now from espn. welcome in to your "sportscenter" update. i'm dario melendez. kevin durant, phenomenal in game one. picks up where he left off in game two. ten seconds left, thunder up two. durant, the bucket and the foul. he finished with a game high 36 points with 11 rebounds. here come the grizzlies down one in the fourth. mike conley jr. for three. he had 26 points, 10 rebounds, 9

assists. under 20 seconds to go, thunder down 5, durant, that won't get it done, and grizzlies win it, 99-93 evening the series 1-1. in new york, the knicks looking to even their series with the pacers. check out iman shumpert, whoo, the big put-back. he had 15 points, 6 boards in this game and the knicks scored 32 points. that one a pretty one. kenyon martin, kmart, open. but carmelo anthony led all scorers with 32 points, 9 boards. the knicks pulled even winning 105-79. to the diamond, craig kimbrel looking to pick up the save, he's already blown two in the last four games. and this isn't going to help out that stat. devin mesoraco going yard tying the game at 4 in the bottom of the ninth. will kimbrel pick up his third blown save in his last

five games and shin-soo choo good for a walkoff and reds go on to win it, 5-4, and that is your "sportscenter" update, i'm dario melendez, have a great day. all right. coming up next in "the pulse," mission to mars. but would you sign up for a one-way trip, john? >> that would be a negative. he's got some smooth moves and isn't afraid who sees them. it's our "play of the day" coming up next. >> nice. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation

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thousands of people are clamoring apparently to set up shop in the final frontier. >> in just two weeks more than 78,000 people have applied to join a one-way mission to mars. the nonprofit mission mars one foundation are trying to make a permanent settlement. applications have pored in from 120 countries. >> potential pioneers are required to explain their motivation in a one-minute video. organizers are saying it's turning out to be the most desired job in history. one-way ticket, huh? >> no. >> no. >> not going to happen. >> not unless it's me and the swedish bikini team and i'm the only rooster in the henhouse, how is that? coming up next, here is a name you'll hear a lot. charles ramsey, the key to the cleveland escape becoming now a viral video star and the number one topic on twitter. >> yeah, last night he was immortalized on late night. >> on history, one brave man. >> i eat my mcdonald's. i come outside. i see this girl going nuts. >> who looked into the eyes of danger. >> i bopped you with this dude. we eat ribs and whatnot, listen to salsa music.

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abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> we have breaking news from oakland. a fire has damage add well-known bakery. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the bakery to tell us more in east oakland. >> this is a place when people see it they recognize it. a very famous place in oakland. the good news, it is still standing. it has been here since 1952 on east 18th street. fire did the damage inside. firefighters got the call this morning and found fire inside on the first and second floors. they did get it out. it took 35 minutes. they say they saved the building. firefighters know what a beloved

place this is in oakland. >> it is an icon. we have had several incidents in the past and it has changed interview in 23 years as a firefighter. it is an icon. great place to eat. >> no one was hurt in the fire. all the firefighters are okay. they do not know the cause. the bakery has survived fires before. the chief knows a couple of times they have had to respond here. it has survived money problems, received help from the city to keep it going. you could call this place a survivor because it looks like it will make it through this fire with lots of water damage, smoke damage but the bakery is standing. >> thank you. >> a quick look at the weather.

i found this drizzle driving in this morning. >> not so much to me. is it spotty, mike? >> the closer you are to the coast or the higher elevations you are running into the drizzle falling from the clouds. i had a few sprinkles or drizzle on top crossing the bay bridge but not enough to turn the windshield wiper on. there is no organized area of wet weather this morning. as we head into the afternoon hours, downtown san francisco, we will have 68 to 72 with clouds inland and less sunshine along the bay, 62 to sunday and clouds at 9 coast. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. the morning commute, leyla gulen? >> drive so far in san francisco. we are looking at a picture of our san mateo-hayward bridge with the drive from hayward to foster city we have clear