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almost accidentally nailing kate in the noggin as the royal couple raises a glass, all that new baby talk. is a sibling for prince george on the way? and happy monday morning. welcome back to you, robin. >> thank you very much. good to be back with the whole gang. tafls little sedona, some namaste and then key west. >> welcome back. we have a lot of news to get to. a little more on the search for the plane. a big shift for the hunt for the black boxes. but to the terrifying shootings in kansas. >> three dead after a suspect opened fire at a suburban jewish community center and retirement home. we're learning more about that suspect who has a history of hate. abc's steve osunsami is on the scene at the jewish community

center just outside of kansas city with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police suspect what happened here was a hate crime on the day before passover no less. witnesses say the man police arrested was screaming a nazi salute and smiling as they hauled him away. no one here could believe it. while hundreds of children and their parents were here for a singing contest and other events at this jewish community center police say a man armed with at least one shotgun was shooting at people in the parking lot. >> it was really scary. i mean, people are calling their loved ones. >> reporter: police say 14-year-old reit underwood and his grandfather dr. william corporon were shot and killed in their car. >> this gentleman who was killed, i am the mother of the son who was killed, and i know that they're in heaven together. >> reporter: inside the community center an immediate lockdown. >> we just had to block the doors off to the best of our abilities. >> reporter: within hours police

arrested frazier glenn cross, who also goes by the last name miller and according to to the southern poverty law center is a former grand dragon of the k ku klux klan. he drove to a nearby jewish assisted living facility shooting to death another victim before surrendering to authorities. he was screaming anti-semitic insults during his arrest. glenn miller has always been an open white supremacist. >> we have been tracking miller literally for decades. he is literally one of the most hard-core anti-semites i have spoken to. >> reporter: he launched a senate bid in 2010 producing this radio campaign ad. >> we sat back and allowed the jews to take over our government, our banks and our media. >> reporter: it was so chaotic, parents inside were considering putting their littlest ones in lockers to keep them safe. he's now being charged with

premeditated first-degree murder but has not yet entered a plea. robin. >> thank you very much, of course, thinking of all the families this morning. >> that's right, on the eve of passover. what a trail of hate he left. spring storms packing a punch. hail and heavy wind triggered tornado watches and a trail of damage down throughout southeast and ginger is tracking it all. >> wicked weekend from the great lakes down through the southern plains. more than 400 severe weather reports including tornadoes reported in iowa. oklahoma and texas. take a look. >> the cloud itself reaches two-thirds of the way to the ground. now it's going longer. all the way to the ground. >> reporter: at least five reported tornadoes raking the land. in oklahoma, iowa and texas. >> a tornado watch remains in effect. >> reporter: more than 400 severe weather reports from the huge hail in illinois to eastern texas, a high school shredded. and check out this stunning time-lapsed video from iowa. lightning filling the sky. in michigan, sunday was a day of

cleanup after damaging straight-line winds gusted up to 81 miles per hour. >> see that nice little transformer that's dangling from the top? that's why we have no power. >> reporter: thousands spent the weekend without power. and it's not over. louisiana, mississippi, parts of those states waking up to severe storms and they will refire this afternoon. so anywhere along the gulf through panama city up through birmingham, into far parts of southeastern arkansas who has to be on alert today. we'll come back with the snow -- that's right, snow, more than a half foot in some places. >> what? >> i know. stick around. >> you were talking about that when i left. you're still talking about it. >> you missed it. >> thank you. now to the latest on the intense search for flight 370. in its sixth week and entering a new phase officials fear the batteries in the black boxes are no longer working. and are now deploying a high-tech deep sea explorer to search for clues and david kerley is in washington for the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning.

it is time to stop listening and time to start looking, say the searchers so they have selected a 15-square-mile area here around these pings to start looking. to give you an idea how big it is, it is about two-thirds the size of manhattan and another clue this morning, they have found an oil slick about three miles to the northwest from this area. this morning, crews are putting this towed pinger locator out of the water. it did hear those four pings. [ pinging ] >> reporter: but its job now done. >> we haven't had a single detection in six days. so i guess it's time to go underwater. >> reporter: and this is the robot, the bluefin-21 that will go underwater. its job to map the bottom. it sends out sonar signals that return and produce a 3-d map. those four pings from the black boxes and some of those sonar buoys have allowed searchers to make a good guess as to where to look.

>> we've identified some areas we prioritized to go evaluate with the sonar search. our mission right now is to go look at the higher priority areas and see if there's anything there. >> reporter: they did find an oil slick three miles away. that oil is being tested but this morning they're concentrating on an area 15,000 feet under the water right on the edge of the bluefin's capability. a dark and forbidding place. >> i think this is an area new to man. it's not sharply mountainous or anything. it's more flat and almost rolling. >> reporter: mapping this 15 square miles will take days and the bluefin returns to the surface every 24 hours and they have to actually download the data and look at it. >> because they can't see it from down there and get it back on board. how about planes? will they still be searching from the air? >> reporter: they're going back up in the air again today. but this is about the end. the head of the search says another two or three days.

they searched everything so looks like the aerial search will come to an end before the week is out. >> thanks so much. going to turn to amy for the other top stories. good morning, amy. good morning, everyone. we begin with the big scare for passengers on a flight from chicago to california. a man on board began acting strangely and then his actions took a terrifying turn. this cell phone video captures the dramatic ending to a horrifying incident midair. >> some gentleman just decided that he wanted us to visit the lord today. >> reporter: monique lawler was 1 of 135 passengers aboard southwest airlines flight 722 en route from chicago midway to sacramento when it was forced to make an emergency landing in omaha. all reportedly because of this man. lawler says he was acting strangely at one point going to the bathroom and coming out soaking wet then trying to open the plane's emergency exit. >> one of the stewardesses started screaming. as well as passengers. >> reporter: lawler says a large

male passenger jumped into action tackling the unruly passenger. >> kind of subdued him. held him down and needless to say we were applauding the gentleman that held him down. >> reporter: authorities meeting the plane when it landed escorting the man off. the rest of the passengers made it to their destination with a dramatic story to tell. southwest confirms that an unruly passenger was taken off the plane but would not confirm any other details. well, a pro football star under arrest after an airport security scare. video from tmz shows san francisco 49ers' linebacker aldon smith threatening screeners at l.a.x. claiming he had a bomb. smith is now at the center of three criminal cases. now to breaking news overseas. it is deadline day in the standoff between ukraine and russia. ukraine had threatened to use military force today against pro-russian militias who seized government buildings in the east but those militias have not budged. overnight the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting. russia denied u.s. claims that moscow is stoking that violence. a massive forest fire in

chile claimed the lives of 12 and destroyed 2,000 homes. the flames jumping from hillside to hillside in this city of valparaiso. fire fighters had to let some neighborhoods burn because of a lack of water. new details about the crash between a fedex truck and a bus full of teenagers in california. investigators say there is no evidence that the fedex driver tried to hit the brakes so they are trying to determine if he fell asleep or was somehow impaired. that bus had seat belts but most students chose not to use them. and police say it is a miracle a driver survived this crash. you have to take a look at this. he lost control, drove off an 80-foot cliff along the british coast. that is his car down on the rocks but the tide was in at the time and the water cushioned his impact. he wasn't even seriously injured. incredible. and finally imagine you just won golf's most prestigious tournament. what are you going to do now? bubba watson had to make that decision after claiming his second green jacket in just

three years and, no, he did not go to disney world. a quick check on twitter reveals he went -- good man -- to the waffle house for what he called a champ dinner at 1:30 a.m. that's his wife by his side. #hashbrowns, #covered. i prefer mine scattered, smothered and covered. i'm a big waffle house fan. >> 1:30 in the morning. >> best time to have those. >> oh, yeah. >> bubba watson. we knew we liked him. >> okay, thanks, amy. we turn now to that urgent hunt down in florida for a black bear that brutally attacked a woman outside her home. an entire neighborhood on edge. residents worried they could be next and we have the latest from linzie janis from lake mary, florida. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, george, good news, wildlife officials say they may have captured the bear that attacked this florida woman. it all happened in her yard inside this gated community behind me.

this morning 45-year-old terri frana is recovering from an incredible bear attack. >> she's still traumatized from it all. >> reporter: frank frana says she was sitting inside this screened in porch at their central florida home saturday night when she saw a couple of bears headed toward the front of the house. >> she left the back porch area, walked towards the driveway and saw five bears going through the trash. >> reporter: that's when he says the approximately 200-pound bear stood up on its hind legs and began mauling her. >> the bear actually had my wife's head in its mouth and started to drag her towards the woods. >> reporter: but he says terri, kicking, screaming and punching eventually got the chance and ran for her life. >> the bear's jaws let her head loose and then it started on her arm, she said, okay, and she just -- the adrenaline of it all she broke loose. >> reporter: he says she ran into the house and collapsed. her 15-year-old son found her and called 911.

doctors needing 30 staples to close the bite wounds to her head. she also suffered claw and bite wounds to her arms, shoulder and upper thigh area. late last night, florida fish and wildlife commission officials told us they killed one bear and tranquilized three others. and those three tranquilized bears also euthanized. authorities say they'll run dna testing to see if they have the one that attacked terri frana. safe to say people, though, very much on edge. some of them afraid to even go for walks in the neighborhood. >> that's understandable. linzie, thanks very much. tomorrow marks one year since the boston marathon bombing. tree people, as you know, were killed, hundreds wounded. and this morning for the first time, the father who was standing right next to the second bomb with his entire family is speaking out. abc's dan harris is here with that story. >> reporter: robin, good morning. one year ago tomorrow the five members of the richards family

were engaged in a local tradition. something my own family used to do growing up, clearing on the runners in the boston marathon. this morning we're hearing from father bill richard who remained private. he is now in an interview and a just-released video. >> the boston marathon was a special day for our family. we didn't miss many, if any, over the last ten years. >> reporter: in this newly released video we hear from bill richard. seen here in this picture with his 8-year-old son martin by his side near the finish line of the boston marathon with suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. he's looming in the background, allegedly with a bomb on the bag right there on the ground. martin was the youngest to die that day. this shot of him holding a sign that reads -- "no more hurting people" became an instant global symbol of heartache. in his first interview, bill richard tells "the boston globe" after the first bomb went off hundreds of yards away from his family, bill told his wife, we

should go. but it was too late. the second explosion hit. minutes after that, he was in an ambulance with his family repeating these words to himself "it happened. it happened." bill had his eardrums ruptured and now despite two surgeries lives with an excruciating ringing sound. his wife was blinded in her right eye by shrapnel. their daughter lost her lower left leg and their eldest son emerged physically unscathed but psychologically scarred. this video just now surfacing was shot back in february in one of bill richard's very few public appearances. >> we are deeply grateful and humbled by your presence, thank you. >> reporter: he was speaking to runners who will be raising money for the martin richard foundation by participating in this year's marathon and teared up while reading a letter from a family friend who describes being left in the dust in a race with young martin.

>> and he's gone ahead of me now. >> reporter: despite all the pain and all the grief, they are determined to turn this year's marathon into something positive. >> we said over the last few months we would not run from the event, but embrace it to help us heal. to honor our son and his message and to pay it forward. >> an amazing family. tomorrow morning on the anniversary, they will participate in a tribute ceremony for the victims and survivors at a convention center in downtown boston and they along with hundreds of others will march to the finish line for a moment of silence and it should be an incredible moment. >> i know you'll be there. >> yes. >> boston strong. thanks, dan. we turn to that rescue in a utah canyon where a father and his two young sons were stranded for three days surviving with a single granola bar and precious little water. the father is speaking out this morning, and abc's john muller has his story. >> reporter: this morning a dramatic story of survival jason

knight thought he might never live to tell. >> anything could have happened. >> reporter: jason knight and his two sons, 8 and 11, rescued saturday after a nearly four-day ordeal stranded in utah's sandthrax canyon with barely any food or water. he planned to take them to a far less dangerous canyon when he took a wrong turn. >> it was supposed to be a three-hour tour. i made a wrong turn. everything out there looks the same. >> reporter: he then formed a plan telling his boys to stay put on a safe ledge while he continued down to find an escape. that's when things went from bad to worse with knight finding himself trapped in the narrow walls of the canyon. 350 feet down from his children. >> they could not hear me. i could not hear them. >> reporter: knight waited and worried for a gut-wrenching three days. finally a break when knight and the boys failed to return home on schedule friday. knight's wife alerted county officials who launched a massive search. incredibly a helicopter was able to locate the boys. it turns out they'd survived off a small amount of water and a

single granola bar. >> so i put them in a place where the helicopter could easily find them. i knew that if something bad happened to me if they found them they could probably find me. >> reporter: and find him they did. just a half hour later. incredibly they escaped dehydrated with only bumps and bruises. >> we were in a bad situation and without preparedness and without the rescue people, we wouldn't have made it out. >> reporter: for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> wow. boy, good work by the rescue people. to ginger right now. don't sugar coat it. where is the snow coming? >> look at this picture. that would be nebraska on the roads. highway is shut down and snow, yes, moving to the north and east, so this morning i want to take a look outside denver too from earlier this morning. the roads a mess, they had a little bit yesterday then a little more and in some of the mountains which the spring skiing is going very well getting more than a half foot or more. look at what's going to come. not the only storm system, 4 to 8 in some places especially northern minnesota, northern

wisconsin, u.p. of michigan, that's kind of normal, right? here we go. so sorry, april chill. i'll leave you with the numbers here. your local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. first the select cities brought to you by hilton. and here at home we're waking up to fog and clouds, but those will go away in the afternoon. our highs for today, topping out in the upper 70s to lower 80s and under mostly sunny skies, 74 degrees in oakland, 82 degrees in clear lake, 64 degrees at

half moon bay. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it will stay dry for this week as well, slight cooldown tomorrow and things will start to warm up. as we get closer to the weekend with a very slight chance of showers on saturda >> after 77 yesterday in new york city, i don't know about you guys, but i swapped out the fashion. i knew the 40s and 50s were coming back, but i had to. >> yes. >> got to keep hope alive. coming up, oscar pistorius fighting to explain contradictions in his testimony during cross-examination this morning and then sobbing on the stand. wheel of misfortune. the moment that caused a contestant a chance at a million bucks. hear from him just ahead. >> ouch, ouch. then also william almost accidentally nails kate in the noggin throwing a cricket ball and then the poor sucker was asking, baby number two? also ahead, single and loving it. why super star cameron diaz says marriage and monogamy aren't for everyone.

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three small fires still burning in the rubble of a collapsed building. arson investigators will be back to look into the cause of yesterday's massive fire on park avenue and south montgomery street. let's get a check of the morning's commute with leyla gulen in the abc7 traffic center. >> a couple problems taking you into daly city, your drive into san francisco. we're going to find this accident blocking lanes northbound side of 280 at geneva avenue, not calling delay, still looking pretty clear. not so clear on 101, under heavy fog, half-mile visibility through petaluma into novato. accident still there. good news it's to the shoulder. >> leyla, thank you. we veal the forecast in a

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welcome back. these clouds will melt away later this afternoon. you can expect to see warmer conditions and plenty of sunshine and ur highs for today around the bay area topping out in the upper 70s to lower 80s for much of the bay and under those sunny skies. it will cool off tomorrow. dry for the rest of the week. dry for the rest of the week. back to "good morning america."a where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

mythologicalo -- >> mythological hero achilles. >> that was it. moment went wrong. "wheel of fortune." mispronounced achilles. cost him a shot at a million bucks. a lot of dispute whether that was fair or not for him. >> just ahead as we say good morning, america. >> i know. >> greek mythology. >> exactly right. >> i didn't want to say anything but she did, in fact -- also oscar pistorius accused by the prosecution of trying to alter the evidence. he was caught sobbing on the stand again bringing the trial

to a halt. also coming up, the latest from the royal road trip. william almost dentally nailing kate in the head. they're just slightly competitive. just a little bit. >> she felt a breeze. and people are asking don't blame the messenger. is baby number two on the way? >> i would say maybe not. i don't know. just a guess. we've all heard robin say it. boy, is it true. everybody has something and it's the title of her inspirational new book and this morning we're all sharing our inspiration for people who helped make us who we are each and every day. robin, we can't wait for that. >> sneak peek at what you all said, please. stay tuned. it is wonderful, the people that inspired that. right to the oscar pistorius trial. dramatic and contentious day on the stand for the blade runner and lama hasan is at the courthouse in pretoria, south africa. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to

you, george. the lead prosecutor is picking apart every detail, every single word that oscar pistorius has said, a feisty pistorius has been trying to fight back in court breaking down several times and forcing the court to adjourn twice. >> we love you. >> reporter: this morning, oscar pistorius welcomed by adoring supporters outside the courthouse. inside gerrie nel, aka the bull terrier picking up right where he left off. >> your version is so improbable that it cannot be reasonably possibly true. >> reporter: again pounding the blade runner about what happened before he shot his model girlfriend when he says he heard intruders. >> what did you shout? >> i screamed, i said get the [ bleep ] out of my house. get the [ bleep ] out of my house. >> with respect to the court i'll just repeat what you said. get the bleep out of my house.

that's what you shouted at reeva. isn't that why you got emotional now. >> reporter: pistorius saying he heard a noise that night and fired out of fear. but also testifying that he did not intend on firing at an intruder or reeva. >> why are you getting emotional now? >> i did not fire at reeva. >> reporter: earlier the prosecutor honing in on how he first warned reeva. >> if somebody were to say that you whispered, that person would be lying. am i right? >> that's right, my lady. >> you know who that person is? because somebody said it. >> no, my lady. >> it's you. you said it. you said, "i whispered to reeva." >> pistorius fighting back more animated than previous days trying to explain the contradictions. >> i must have made a mistake by saying whispered. i meant it low. >> reporter: nel is attempting to use pistorius' own testimony against him trying to puncture ho

holes in his version of events. well, for the first time the prosecution is bringing up those screams neighbors heard. neighbors heard a man and woman screaming. pistorius is now trying to convince the judge those shouts were his so look for the prosecution to continue this aggressive line of questioning. george. >> okay, lama, thanks. now to chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams. the prosecutor picking apart every detail. >> this may be the most important day in the trial yet. this is the day where prosecutors show that his story that he thought that there was an intruder falls apart. they're going through each and every detail, where were her jeans found, the duvet cover versus blood spatter, where her shoes found at the house all this to say he never believed that there was an intruder. he knew that she was still in that bed. >> now which side of the bed she was on. >> a crucial question, because, remember, pistorius says he got his gun from underneath his bed. he got the gun from underneath the bed on the side she usually

slept on. he's claiming she happened to be sleeping on the other side on this particular night. except that her flip-flops or shoes were found on the side she usually slept on. so this is crucial. this basically says, wait a second to this judge, can you really believe his story that he wouldn't have known if he's going to get his gun from underneath the bed that she wasn't in the bed anymore and she's not responding? every time he's yelling and screaming and saying -- they're basically trying to show none of this adds up. >> we see how aggressive this prosecutor is. he doesn't just ask questions, he -- >> he's calling him a liar again and again. it's as if we have a closing argue. calling him a liar. saying he's tailoring the evidence repeatedly in the case. neff be allowed in a u.s. courtroom. the judge would immediately say, please stop badgering the witness but here they're allowing it, whether it's effective or not, whether it would be more effective to show

he's a liar rather than say he's a liar, we will see. >> thanks very much. now a "wheel of fortune" contestant's misfortune. a flub that cost him a chance at a million dollars. he got all the letters in the puzzle, but then mispronounced it. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: here it is, the wheel stopping right on the million dollar slot. indiana freshman julian batts. >> yeah, four ls. >> reporter: appeared to be on a roll friday until this -- >> mythological hero achile >> reporter: i'll soft. mythological heroachilles. >> it hit me like a train and didn't know how to react to it. >> reporter: this morning "wheel of fortune" tells abc news when a contestant tries to solve a

puzzle they must pronounce it using the generally accepted pronunciation. >> i didn't feel like i made a mistake but i feel like i solved the puzzle entirely and really all i had to do was read it and i just went for it and i did my best. >> reporter: but his misfortune didn't end there. >> "b." >> can i solve? >> yeah. >> the world's fastest man. >> yeah, that's it. >> and another. >> on the spot dicespin. >> reporter: three big mistakes that cost him big cash. >> it was a dream and it was one of the greatest experiences that i've accomplished so far. >> reporter: but in the end, julian still won the game. >> i don't think anyone has taken a more circuitous route to victory. >> reporter: they still had fun with it. he is an honor student at indiana university. he called this a positive learning experience and told me he doesn't regret a thing. and so many of you voted

overnight on our website, should he have won the chance at the million dollar prize? take a look at your results right here. 75% of you said yes. only 25% said no. i say yes, right, robin? >> yes. that's right, gio. rules, schmules. he was a good sport about it and having a tough go throughout. time for another check of the weather with ginger. if you went on that -- >> i would do it in a minute. i would be terrible at it. george would be great at it. >> he would solve all of them. >> our own puzzle. talking about the weather and that would be not a puzzle at all in new orleans. just a really soupy morning as they start so often along the gulf but chance at severe storms. here's what i wanted to show you, the smarp division with the cold front instigating a lot of storms this morning already happening but cleveland, 71 this morning. chicago, only 41 with a shot at snow later after being so warm, jackson, wyoming, 11. 24 for bismarck, here's a look

at the april freeze that comes in tomorrow morning as far as -- as far southeastern new mexico. cover those plants from kansas, here at home, it's going to be the warmest day of the week. expect to see temperatures topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s for much of the bay area. lit stay dry as well so no rain expected. you can see temperatures cooling off tomorrow warming up >>. >> all that weather by target. i'll have to be practicing. >> achilles. >> thank you, ginger. coming up terrifying moment at air rock concert overnight. more than a thousand people evacuated when the floor beneath them suddenly begins to crack. and, well, baby, oh, baby, is number two on the way for william and kate? the clues they're dropping during their royal road trip. i love that. >> big clue. that's a big clue.

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you can see is still suffering the effects of an earthquake three years ago. there were victims to meet, destroyed landmarks to visit. a ceremony remembering the 185 people who lost their lives here. for william, it was a return to christchurch to see the progress made. the last time he was here, three years ago, not long after a 6 hypothetical 3 quake demolishedof the city. this morning's somber visit made lighter by the warm welcome. after all this practice, the duke and duchess perfecting the new zealand greeting nose kissing called hongi. >> there's been some beautiful moments. katherine beating me at sailing is not among them. >> reporter: william hit it out of the park in cricket today. well, except for nearly throwing a ball at his wife's head. perhaps it was the suit and heels that put the duchess at a disadvantage.

>> not here today? baby george back with the nanny. these guys right behind me. >> reporter: the royal couple seemingly unfazed by the weekend's headlines, speculating that baby number two might be on the way after william told a woman who made a gift for prince george that she might need to make a second one. but all that royal baby chatter quickly quieted when kate went pinot noir what tasting and then took a wild ride in a whitewater jet boat. will and kate not leaving new zealand without their souvenirs, perhaps the most memorable of all, the photos of all royal photos from the royal play date. and the royal family will head to australia next and that is where they will finish this tour. it's also where we'll see baby george again. lara, i have it on good authority there may be a visit to a zoo in his very near future. >> he's going to love that. th thank you so much. coming up, the confident

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from actress, singer and now designer zooey deschanel. this is her music. part of a new collaboration with tommy hilfiger and there she is. there she is in the social square. she's busy, busy, taking your questions on twitter right now. >> she's got all kinds. i love that spring look right there. now, let's take a look at our cover girl right here on the cover of "good housekeeping" magazine this month. there she is, robin roberts. [ applause ] it hit newsstands tomorrow. it opens up about your life and your battlement it comes out next week. all looking forward to that. this morning we do a preview. you had all of us that talk about the people that inspire us. >> i took a sneak peek when i came back and it was great to see everybody again and i'm telling you, everybody has something. it's something my mother said and for you to share, the person who inspires you, this is what it's all about.

i was very flattered by "good housekeeping." though when you're at the airport and see your picture on the newsstand -- >> i picked up one. >> jamie, our editor and the photographer, they said about a book of giving people hope who may not otherwise have it, it's all we can hope to get. >> it's beautiful inside and out. >> well, thank you. >> one-up. also we should mention our rachel smith was on the red carpet at last night's big mtv movie awards. the stars answering your facebook questions and then the grumpy moment going viral. we'll show you that. grumpy cat. >> you saw that. >> also we are looking so forward to ginger's bridal savings secrets. she's planning her big day and so many of you are also sharing your personal tips. ginger is with us right now in social square. >> lara, i can't believe it. i can't believe it's less than two months away and saving is such a big part of how i am planning. so we asked you and jennifer tells us, design your own invites, just buy bulk paper, line envelopes

and it's kind of a nice personal touch. we'll hear tips from my very own wedding. >> that's great. can't wait. we have a lot coming up this hour. let's get some news first from amy. good morning, everyone. we begin with that terrifying shooting near kansas city, what appears to be a deadly hate crime targeting two jewish centers. a 14-year-old and his grandfather were among the three people killed. police have arrested frazier glenn cross, who also uses the last name miller. he is reportedly a former leader of the ku klux klan. witnesses say he yelled anti-semitic insults as he was led away in handcuffs. big change in the search for malaysia flight 370. that search is now moving underwater. a robot that looks like a torpedo will now map the ocean floor looking for debris there. experts also testing a newly discovered oil slick to see if it came from that plane. back in this country doctors say two deaths during a half marathon in north carolina over the weekend appear to be heart related. the victims were just 31 and 35 years old. weather does not appear to have been a factor.

and a scare at a concert in oregon. up to 1500 people had to quickly evacuate the venue in portland when a crack opened up in that floor. the support beam underneath had apparently cracked. police had to control the crowd outside but thankfully no one was injured. a new controversy over spending in the catholic church. the archbishop of newark, new jersey, plans to spend half a million dollars of church money to expand his weekend home. well, not surprisingly, more than 17,000 parishioners have signed a petition in protest. and more tax evaders could slip through the cracks this year as millions of americans are scrambling to meet tomorrow's tax deadline. we are learning the irs will have the fewest agents auditing returns since the 1980s due to budget cuts and new irs responsibilities. and finally, an embarrassing moment on the field for a young girl with thousands of spectators looking on. she makes a great play on this foul ball, she thinks. the only problem was that was a fair ball.

the batter was given a ground rule double and the ball girl, as you can see, was a little red-faced. you know what, this one might be worse because a yankees fan fell asleep in the stands yesterday, look at that. he is out. very comfortable. the announcer had a field day showing him on tv several times even saying he may have slept through a home run and with tickets costing hundreds of dollars, that was a very expensive nap, but you know what, he's feeling good today. >> he is. >> his day in the sun. >> why not. >> maybe in his dream he was getting the home run. >> yes. i like that. >> thank you, amy. "pop news" coming up. let's get some weather first from ginger. >> and i'm out here with a beautiful crowd this morning. it is so comfortable and wonderful. speaking of weddings, a celebration. 50th anniversary? >> yeah. >> how do i do it? >> it's great. >> training. >> training. i'm going to have to learn during the break. well, let's go ahead and get into the weather forecast. 50 great years.

yeah. it is a little bit of a rainy one and in some places flash flood warnings in the deep south but that rain is moving along the coastline and will come to the mid-atlantic overnight tonight into tomorrow. so do expect a rainy day if you are in the northeast tomorrow. not so much on the west coast. dry for now. seattle will see a really pleasant day. but then showers late tonight into tomorrow too. and here at home we're waking up to fog and clouds, but those will go away in the afternoon. our highs for today, topping out in the upper 70s to lower 80s and under mostly sunny skies, 74 degrees in oakland, 82 degrees in clear lake, 64 degrees at half moon bay. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it will stay dry for this week as well, slight cooldown tomorrow and things will start to warm up. as we get closer to the weekend with a very slight and look at this sweet little face i found. this is cory.

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>> i was humbled by that. very humbling. >> -- so true. >> thank you. >> and thank you. >> you asked did i get to keep the top? no, i didn't get to keep the top. >> i wish you did. >> ah, i love that color. but thank you, thank you and everyone at "good housekeeping." >> you look great. the words are inspiring. everybody, do. check it out. the issue is on newsstands tomorrow although amy says she already got a copy. >> yeah, i did. >> so -- >> cutting edge. >> victoria beckham has made the transition from pop star to fashion maven, as we all know. with her gorgeous dresses. now, mr. "b" wants in as well with his soccer playing days behind him, david beckham is going head to head with his wife creating a high-end clothing line for men. that's all well and good, right, except that the news that he's about to sign a deal comes just weeks after mrs. beckham announced that she's doing a men's wear line. >> uh-oh. >> uh-oh. >> you got some 'splaining to do. both of these lines, my guess is, will do just fine. >> and i'm wearing a victoria beckham. >> oh.

>> does it have a zipper that you'd like to show us? >> later in the show. >> okay. >> i'll turn around if you -- >> all right. the back story. any time robin wears one of 46 she always says, lara, make sure you get me to turn around so i can show everybody the pretty zipper. >> it's a trademark. >> we so apologize, george. finally, paddy, this gal you're about to meet, well, she turns 80 in july, but that's not stopping her from trying out for "britain's got talent." >> what's the nature of your relationship? >> it's a professional one. >> they're dancers, everybody. needless to say, the judges are skeptical when paddy says they're going to salsa for them. >> do you think you can win the show? >> oh, it would be very nice but as long as people enjoy what we're doing and we give people pleasure, that's the main thing. >> oh, paddy. she's so charming, but not exactly bowling over the judges. >> oh, that's a yawn.

simon. she even gets buzzed by one of them. she's trying her hardest. but then something happens. something changes. and here we go. ♪ paddy is one feisty fox proving that age is just a number. >> oh. >> simon apologized for his early judgment. paddy and nico, they're going to the finals. of course, they are. >> oh. >> look at those legs. >> oh. >> oh, my goodness. >> so did not see that coming. >> i've done my job then. that's "pop news." >> oh. >> what a great monday surprise. >> that was great, wasn't it? >> that was a lot of fun. >> the whole thing. that was fantastic. >> with moves like that. exactly. i hear "dancing with the stars."

we're going to go down to that question, our "gma" flash poll. what's more important to success, confidence or competence? we're going to find out what you think in just a second, and you did have some surprising answers in a new book with claire shipman and "the confidence code" is so hot and it takes a look at the dramatic difference when it comes to men and women and confidence. >> why are you not running for office? >> because i don't want to lose. >> reporter: those familiar feelings, a disquieting lack of confidence, even at the highest level. >> so you could say as a woman i believe -- >> no, no, no, no. no, no, no, i can't identify myself as a many would. people can't to that. >> reporter: in real life we think we know it when we see it. >> timid, shy. >> you see it in posture. >> you can like see it in people's faces. >> low self-esteem. not being prepared. >> reporter: but our lack of confidence is hidden in common workplace habits with damaging consequences. women won't seek promotions unless they feel they have close

to 100% of the qualifications. men will go for it if they think they have 60%. research shows that when men and women take a test and receive similar score, the women always predicted that they'd performed much worse than they have. the men tend to think they've done better. women when in the minority talk up to 75% less than men do. that nugget really caught my attention. for years i had an inkling that i wasn't talking as much as the men on political programs. >> you by think what's also interesting about those polls is -- >> reporter: i did a quick comparison. my self-editing got me 30% less talk time on air than the men. >> wow. so i owe you an apology. 30% less. >> no, no, no, but the point is it's not you. it's me. it was self-editing. it's something women do sometimes. "a," trying to be polite, "b," trying to be perfectly prepared. >> so that is really something. we did get the results of our flash poll, what's more important, confidence or competence, right down the middle.

51%, confidence, 49% said competence. you just explained one part of why you have these differences. what are some others? >> it's really interesting, george. we dug deep. first the definition of confidence which is critical. what turns our thoughts into action. and if you start to think about that for women, why aren't we acting? some of it is science. we were surprised. our brains do work differently. it's controversial, but it's true. women tend to ruminate more. testosterone really encourages risk-taking in men but also find it's society, the playing field is not level. that's hard for us to deal with and there's some things we're doing in raising our girls that aren't ideal. >> a lot behind it. >> a lot behind it. >> you mentioned about the upbringing, that last thing. can you ex-planned on that? >> i was surprised. we're all encouraging our girls to do everything they can do now but we're raising them to be too perfect. the perfectionism thing is a killer for girls. because they're not learning to fail. they're not taking risks. boys do that all the time. >> yes. >> little boys do it all the

time. >> speaking to that you asked ee to take your confidence quiz, so i was feeling very confident as i was taking your confidence quiz and apparently i'm not so confident. >> you're middle in confidence. i know, it surprised me. >> we have a confidence quiz online we developed with some psychologists. and, look, a lot of women aren't as confident as they think, but it's not necessarily about -- >> which gives us confidence. >> gives us success. some of it is just about maybe your attitude toward risk-taking. maybe you ruminate too much. things we're not thinking about. >> that could be. >> we have a couple of seconds. i want to go back to the parenting thing. anything specific that we can stop doing or do for our girls? >> teach them to fail a lot and let them be authentic. not worry so much -- >> how do you say, come on, kate, fail today? >> embrace their failure. don't worry so much if they

didn't have a great game, fine. so what if they lost. if they get a bad grade on a test -- >> don't try to help them be perfect because girls try to do that all the time. >> i had a great coach who said to us because we were playing a team so much better, he would say attitude more so than aptitude will -- altitude. >> and people -- >> confidence over competence. >> that's right. >> that will be your next book. >> no, no, no. i've got that. it is a great read. you're going to get us off the sidelines with that, claire. >> thank you. >> now to a very candid cameron diaz, the star of the upcoming movie "the other woman." never married opening up about relationships saying she doesn't think we are made to be monogamist. abc's paula faris, oh, come on, dish, paula, dish. >> candid. can we say she's confident and competent, as well. she's one of hollywood's most eligible bachelorettes and according to her latest interview, it doesn't sound like cameron diaz will be settling down any time soon. ♪ in the new romantic comedy "the

other woman" cameron diaz plays a sexy single woman who discovers she's dating a married man. >> i don't do married guys. i don't need to wreck someone's home for a date. >> reporter: and now diaz, a longtime bachelorette in real life, is speaking candidly about her unconventional opinions on marriage in an upcoming issue of "instyle" magazine saying "a lot of people chase after it because they've been told this equals happiness. they chase it, they get it and then they find out, why did i think this was going to make me happy? i'm miserable." >> i think it's probably a lifestyle that cameron is comfortable with there she hasn't been married yet. she's had many different relationships. >> reporter: diaz also telling the magazine that she believes women can be just as prone to infidelity as men saying "i don't know if anyone is really naturally monogamous. we all have the same instincts as animals but we live in a society where it's been ingrained in us to do these things." it's a sentiment the blond bomb

bombshell echoed on "the graham norton show" last week. >> i'm like just relax. it's okay if you did. everybody gets cheated on. >> reporter: of course, the 41-year-old a-lister has not shied away from serious relationships. she's been linked to some of hollywood's hottest leading men from justin timberlake to jared leto and baseball star alex rodriguez and despite her controversial views on monogamy, she tells "instyle" she has no regrets about those past loves. "i'm grateful for all of it whether it was something quick and passing or something that lingered too long. there is not one thing i've been through that hasn't been a lesson that led me to this moment, and i can't believe how great life keeps getting." she sounds content with herself and where she is right now. we should mention her new movie "the other woman," it's out later this month. just so happens this movie is coming out. how about that? >> okay. >> we're still talking about -- >> weighing everything else. crickets, crickets.

okay, paul la, always good to see you. >> thanks, paula. the new issue of "instyle" on newsstands this friday. lara? robin, now the mtv movie awards, so many outrageous moments, the stars from channing tatum to zac efron, and abc's rachel smith was there for every blockbuster moment. ♪ applause plause >> thank you so much to my fans. >> reporter: only the mtv movie awards offers a prize for best shirtless performance. >> a young side of hollywood is how i interpret it. >> reporter: where "the hunger games: catching fire," won best movie for female and male performances. rihanna and eminem performing their smash hit "monster." ♪ you make me crazy you make me crazy ♪ >> reporter: outside lots of red carpet buzz. "gma" facebook questions. for stars like shailene woodley

who won favorite character for her role as chris in "divergent." >> who's your favorite onscreen kiss? >> they were all good. i've kissed a lot of babes. >> i just so happen to have a -- >> see. >> reporter: oscar winner jared leto won best on-screen transformation and you won't find this at the oscars. channing tatum named trail blazer. >> ten years ago i was sitting in front of my tv watching this show. i didn't have the faintest thought that i could actually be standing up here talking to y'all. >> reporter: mark wahlberg winning the generation award reuniting with his "entourage" cast. >> mtv always do a good job of keeping every award show fun. >> you never know what you'll get with the show. >> reporter: mila kunis was best villain and taking all this in, a social media star. >> grumpy cat is in the first row, and why does grumpy cat have a better seat than nick lachey? [ laughter ] >> reporter: for "good morning

america," rachel smith, abc news, los angeles. >> conan was funny. what a show. so who had the mtv movie awards' hottest fashion moments? according to facebook, most buzzed about, rihanna followed by nicki minaj. coming in at third, yep, that guy, grumpy cat wearing pharrell's hat. good stuff. george. >> that's right. we want to go to ginger in the social square. >> here i am. we're doing social square tips all from you. you know, people send tens of thousands of dollars on their weddings but we don't want you to. here's a tip coming in from my newlywednest. we made a brunch wing and that lowered the food and drink minimum. so smart and so many more that will save you, yes, thousands on your wedding. coming up on "gma." ame? >> more tips to come. looking forward to that. guess what, we have zooey deschanel here as well with a lot to look at. >> i like it.

this week we're happy. "gma" is getting married and our brides-to-be ginger zee and sara haines planned their own wedding and reveal secrets to big savings you've just got to see on "good morning america" this week on abc.

good morning. i'm eric thomas. the highway patrol says a 62-year-old man hit and killed by a car this morning may have been drinking before running across the street into traffic. it happened on middedfield road near pacific avenue. the driver stop and is cooperating. firefighters in san jose are keeping an eye on three small fires still burning inside the rubble of a collapsed building. arson investigators will be back to look into the cause of yesterday's massive fire on park avenue and south montgomery street. update now of the traffic this monday. here's leyla. >> we have trouble in san jose as we take you to 880. the connector between southbound nimitz, southbound 280 freeway, lanes blocked due to an accident causing tremendous pressure on 880 as well as 280.

as you make it out into cupertino, this crash is cleared at 280 winchester boulevard with a little backup remaining. she'll switch hats and computers and come back with a look at the bay area forecast.

a great start to our morning. financial way in spran, plenty of sunshine today. our highs will top ut in the

upper 70s to low 80s for most of the bay area, 80 in napa, 77 in san jose. ♪ sweet. great, great crowd here in times square. beautiful spring day. wonderful to have everybody here. all over the country including biloxi, mississippi, and also have the very talented zooey deschanel. she's here. [ cheers and applause ] >> we know she can act. she know she can sing. she's now a designer and she's going to be showing off her new collaboration with tommy hilfiger and we're looking forward to that. >> the runway right here. also your book coming up next week, the week from today. it's called "everybody's got something" and share your story and put it into such eloquent words but today you'll turn the tables on all of us and talk about what inspires us. >> don't go anywhere, folks.

you want to hear. i just loved hearing your stories. and you will coming up. also, ginger as we know is getting ready for her wedding. her big day and so open and sharing all of the great tips that she's using to save big money. she's also getting great ideas from you. we thank you, our viewers. ginger, you have another one for us right now. >> a great pool of people including you. this one on instagram telling us if you want to make it a party get everybody out of your shoes and for your party favors get flip-flops and you can get them for less than $2 and you will get everybody on the dance floor. a lot more tips from you including how to save on a great wedding cake. those are expensive. looking forward to that. >> i love it. thank you, guys. then, i'm excited. look at fashion. a new it girl on the show tealing up with the one and only tommy hilfiger for a capsule collection to see a few of the fabulous looks and zooey

deschanel is here to show off more but first rachel smith has the lowdown on this, well, i'll say it, preppy partnership. >> reporter: classic american apparel spawning a $6 billion empire and she's a hollywood darling lighting up the silver and small screen. >> eye name is -- >> reporter: and the music charts and the red carpet. now tommy hilfiger and zooey deschanel are joining forces for to tommy from zooey. >> why zooey, why now? >> she's the all-american girl, great sense of style. >> reporter: what is it about fashion and style? >> '60s, '70s style that's quirky. >> reporter: this resonates through the spring collection as 16 dresses, all under $200 and a sampling of jewelry and handbags. >> we both like this nautical

look. >> reporter: yes and zooey describes it as being modical. >> she explained what she wanted and what she didn't want and started talking about it. different sketches and fabrics, different buttons, trims. great on you. >> thanks, tommy. >> reporter: tommy's tips for other wearable items for spring. >> keep it simple. great sandal. great handbag. spice is going foe be the color. >> it could be a fall collection? >> you never know. stay tuned. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rafrm smith, abc news, los angeles. >> there you have it. so excited to have zooey with us. welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> we know you can sing. we know you can act. is designing something you've always wanted to do? >> yeah, i grew up selling a lot of my own clothes so i had a little bit of a background in creating fashion.

>> and how -- >> homemade -- >> how much do these pieces reflect zooey? >> a lot. really a lot because, you know, there were a lot of details that were things that i, you know, used on dresses that i made and it was a really great collaboration with tommy because he has so much experience. such a great mentor. he had so many good ideas and then he was really collaborative and let me put my own spin on everything. >> a wonderful retro flair to it. just this past year you wore tommy hilfiger to the met gala. >> yes. >> i hope we have a picture of that because you looked absolutely spectacular. >> thank you. >> were you already under way in this partnership. >> yeah, we had been working on it for almost two years. >> it is hard work. >> every single detail has been really well thought out. >> 16 pieces in the collection and also i love that you just recorded a song with prince. >> yeah, that was actually an accident but a very -- gratuity to us one. >> what else is happening in

your beautiful music career? >> yeah, we're just working on -- my band, we're working on more stuff right now. >> if you -- your show "the new girl." i know you'll be wearing some of your own designs. >> yes. >> that will be fun. >> it just worked out. our last episode takes place on a cruise ship so these are all very nautical, so i sort of just put them in the mix and three got chosen so i was very happy. >> let's see them already. >> all right. >> great fashion show. out here in times square and we want to talk about our first look. this is jo, everybody. wearing my favorite dress. tell us about the dress, zooey that i absolutely adore. >> drop waist dress. it has a pleat in the front with a hidden pleat detail. one of my favorite things and two little mock pockets. >> '60s inspired. >> yes, it's very mod. we were inspired by twiggy and gina shrimpton and modernized

the shapes but very much has the '60s feel. >> jo, you look gorgeous. thank you so much. next up emma in a v-neck dress. tell us about this. >> tennis look. the fabric is kind of air thick jersey so you know it's casual but can wear it out to dinner. very pretty and '60s,'s 70s, early '70s. >> i see my mom in it picking me up from the pool. so fantastic. thank you so much. next up, we have shao and she is wearing a dress that all the girls in the control room are coveting. >> i love this dress. it has that's really fine pleats. i love pleats so it has the white stripe detail and this is very early '70s. >> yeah, it's like sexy. >> i like the look of the sort of the flowy silk fabric.

you can see a little bit of shape but it's not -- >> correct. >> thank you. >> and then finally katherine, this is another great look. >> well, i love this print. our signature print. and this also has a sort of similar sexy '70s feel. and i love -- >> oh, thank you. >> i love this dress. i really love them all and a lot of people have asked if i have a favorite but i can't choose. >> they're your babies. >> exactly. >> come up, girls. the name of the line is to tommy from zooey. 16 pieces. continued success with all you do. >> thank you. >> will you sing for us someday? >> yes. >> love that voice. we will throw it over to ginger who would look great in all of these, by the way. ginger, where are you? >> hey, just hanging out here. found a couple of friends. we are loving those clothes. thank you, zooey.

we want to begin with a look across the nation at what's happening and photos. a good idea what's going on in nebraska, yeah, that would be snow. correct. and in oklahoma, quite the different story, mamotus clothes and april chill, philadelphia, after being so toasty this weekend dropping into the 50s, hartford doing the same thing. severe storm here at home, it's going to be the warmest day of the week. expect to see temperatures topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s for much of the bay area. lit stay dry as well so no rain expected. you can see temperatures cooling off tomorrow warming up by the >> all that weather brought to you by quaker. love it. zooey is over here talking. lara. >> coming up we have a preview of robin's new book. a very personal preview and who inspires us? we'll tell you coming up on "good morning america."

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♪ i have been looking forward to sharing this with you. some of the incredible people who have inspired all of us here around the table. as my mom used to say everybody's got something. everybody's got something and inspired me to write a book and the people who lifted me up during tough types. we wanted to pay tribute to some of the very special people in

all of our lives that you're seeing right here who encourage us to keep going, never give up, especially when types get tough. >> when i think about robin saying everyone's got something and being an overcomer, i always think of my dad. especially toward the end of his life because while he was failing physically, his mind was so sharp and i just saw his strength and his wisdom and even right up to the very end he was still the worrying papa and asking me about my career and the choices i've made and imparting his wisdom and just never giving up. he taught me to play my game, don't worry about anybody else's. you know who you are. and be true to yourself and whenever i'm having a tough day i look up and i know he's got me and i always say, play your game. play your game. >> hey, george. >> one of my oldest friends

after working for many years and in policy positions in washington, d.c., he picked up in my home in lawrence, kansas and dedicated himself to serving those who have nowhere else to go. opened up the lawrence community shelter for people who have nowhere to turn at night. have nowhere to sleep. have nowhere to eat and he has dedicated -- the last 20 years of his life -- to making sure those people have a place to go and no matter what kind of maladies they're grappling with and dealing with he is there helping feed them, making sure they have a home and a roof over their heads and some safe refuge. it's just been so inspiring to see his commitment to that kind of service no matter how difficult it gets and this is part of his special gift to do it in a way that is utterly nonjudgmental. it simply goes on, does the work and accepts everyone as they are

is an inspiration to me. >> good news is news too. >> my best friend brad one of many best friends is a reporter in chicago. we worked together in grand rapids, michigan, about eight years ago something happened where he started falling and started having these dizzy spells and we didn't know what it was. falling in work at a live shot while reporting and very embarrassing and for a year went undiagnosed and misdiagnosed and then eventually came up with a disease. it's very rare but it affects the bone behind your inner ear and basically to fix it they've had to do crane yacht economies, brain surgeries and why it was so impactful to me is because it's something i do. we're all very visible. you see everything about us but he took it and he said, too bad. i'm going to have a cane when i do my live shot and it's become part of his persona and his little character and that's what i love about who he is, not one

minute you sit in the hospital room and think how am i going to go on to the next report. six weeks later he's showing off and proud to be healthier and fighting it. ♪ >> our viewers have inspired me. i have received boxes and boxes and continue to receive support letters, people who hand knitted me beautiful things, prayer shawls, been blessed by priests and made with love is what everyone says and most of these people have survived something or have a loved one who survived something so there's somebody who kifound out they have cance because i have cancer. >> when you feel like you have thousands of people who know exactly where you are, they are walking in your shoes every day and you're like, if they can get up, i can get up and if i can get up and inspire somebody else to get out of bed each and every morning when they're in the middle of chemo or fighting

whatever struggle they have in their life to get up out of bed and fight it, i feel it. and i want everyone to know what an impact that has had on me. when myra alarm clock goes off at 4:00 in the morning i'm inspired by everyone who says, i've got it. go get it. fight like a girl. >> thanks so much. >> thank you for sharing that. >> thank you. >> your daddy was something. >> he loved you. my first time at "good morning america," he got the opportunity to meet you. he had such a crush on you. >> but you feel his presence, don't you, every day. >> every day. i almost feel it more now. i feel like he carries me and i'm so eternalally grateful for my time with him. and as you said he's still here. >> he's got you. he's still got you. i've really appreciated everybody. your friend, because when i say

everybody's got something. it's not just everybody's got something they're going through. everybody always has something to give. >> no question about it. he is retiring in just a month but that for him means to serve in another way. remarkable man? and finding that way to do it. how is your friend brad? >> he's doing well. facing another brain surgery soon. not something that ends but he doesn't complain. that's the part i didn't get to say that amazings me that i don't think i could do it so every day i look up to him. >> what a great spirit. >> and you, you were like, thank you, i get to say thank you to all those people. >> how do you do it? the overwhelming support you feel from everyone. even the tweets and the messages, just little things and it'll send tears to my eyes but a strength to my heart that i can keep doing this and i'm almost at the end of my road, one more to go. oh, but it has meant the world to me and so have you, robin. you have inspired me

tremendously. >> i'm just so grateful. so grateful. that's part of the reason i did the book is my way of saying thank you. thank you for really loving me through a very difficult time. hey, you know what, just like we did, pick up a phone, do something of the person that inspired you, let them know that today like we did. we'll be right back. ♪

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chase. so you can. ♪ hey baby oh. ♪ i think i want to marry you >> we are popping open the champagne for our new series "bride to be on a budget" with our very own bride-to-be. ginger and ben gearing up for her june wedding. >> fabulous and frugal. i just discovered creative way to cut cost and very, very happy to share them with you now. ♪ ♪ when it comes to weddings, i'm just not that girl. i didn't dream of a castle or a princess dress and when i got the ring, i did not have a plan.

luckily for me the same day i met my fiance ben i met francesco and since we're on a strict budget he became my super savings savior. today you get to get inside this brilliant budget mind. >> first we have to start with the venue. >> when it comes to venue don't fight the natural beauty. that's what you said. here at the ritz-carlton battery park. if for my wedding in northern michigan we'll let the breathtaking colors of the lake become my backdrop for free. and for the reception, he says keep it simple. don't reinvent the color wheel. add on special plates and linens can cost upwards of $2400. >> you can do it with blue linens. an add-on. >> save money by this is what they offer. we added it up, maybe 300 bucks just right there. >> right there. >> once you get the venue locked in. >> get the floral handled.

>> right away. >> when i first called the florist they quoted me almost $10,000. one tip, go with the florist not on the venue's preferred list and could save up to $2500 and also rethink the vases. >> you can save a lot of money per centerpiece if we swapped this out. >> getting rid of this might be 50 bucks per table. take it even further. take these and have them -- >> now that's how much savings? >> it would be $100 a table. that's huge. >> photographer is the other thing i have avenue saved a lot of money on. when i called to are a wedding package cost $9,000. >> the best thing to do, contact your local school. try to find somebody who wants to build a career. nine out of ten you'll save $8,000 and save the cost for their camera, developing and time and you've got some great photos. >> there are some great tip, ginger and apparently there's this really tip that i would

never have thought of in wedding cakes. the beautiful stacked wedding cake. what's the secret behind saving on this. >> where you cut and we would eat when we were getting married is real. this is not real. you can save, seriously, $1300 for this is what it would usually cost. it would only cost you $500. >> only part of -- >> the guests eat out of the sheet cake which is much, much cheaper. >> fantastic. great tips. i can't wait for the wedding. >> a little something. >> we'll

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. low clouds and fog have been causing flight delays at sfo this morning averaging one hour and ten-minute delays. leyla gulen joins us now with the forecast. >> here's a look at it. you can see how gray it is with these overcast skies taking their sweet time burning off. it will warm up as we head into the afternoon hours. my accuweather seven-day forecast showing a little bit cooler trend tomorrow then things start to warm up for the rest of the week, staying dry. things moving along if you're heading out in san jose, we have this accident north along 101 at blossom hill road, lanes blocked out there, heavy backups as well. just up ahead, though, another accident causing major backups.

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