good morning, america. breaking overnight, three american doctors killed by a security guard at a hospital in afghanistan. americans now being targeted. martha raddatz tracking the latest details, coming in right now. taken hostage. a brazen ambush at an ohio prison. inmates take down their correctional officer, stealing his cell and making a frightening plea by phone. >> i have nothing to lose. i'm in a situation where i'm calm as of now. >> how negotiators finally talked them down. look at this picture. that man is worth $100 million. but this woman assumed he was homeless. gave him a free dinner. had no idea he's an officer and a gentleman.

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everybody. >> welcome to "gma." >> and it's just day two. >> just day two. >> great to have you back, amy. >> thank you. that's all ahead. president obama traveling in japan. keeping the pressure on president putin. saying new sanctions are days away if russia does not back down in ukraine. three doctors killed at a hospital in kabul, by an afghan security guard hired to protect them. a nurse also wounded. and martha raddatz has all the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a hospital that specializes in treating afghan women and children. these americans, losing their lives while trying to help those in need. a group of doctors and nurses was walking into the hospital, when that security guard opened fire on them, killing those three american physicians, including a father and son. an american woman, a nurse, was also shot and wounded.

the guard then turned the gun on himself. but he's still alive and in custody. the hospital is run by a pennsylvania-based charity and treats tens of thousands every year. george? >> it seems like this campaign targeting westerners and americans really has intensified. >> reporter: it really has. i haven't seen such a targeted campaign to kill westerners there in a very long time. the taliban has hit a restaurant and upscale hotel and variety of compounds frequented by foreigners in recent months. we've been to all of them. this comes as the u.s. is trying to decide how many american troops to leave behind, as we prepare a major withdrawal by the end of the year. >> okay. martha raddatz, thanks very much. george, now, to president obama's tough talk on russia. and raising the stakes in the war of words with president putin. threatening consequences, if they don't back down in ukraine. abc's jon karl is traveling with the president in tokyo. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin

and george. as president obama begins his week-long asia trip here in japan, he's talking tough on russia. warning vladimir putin that new sanctions are teed up and ready to go, if he doesn't reverse course on ukraine. at a joint press conference with japan's prime minister, president obama warned he will soon slap more sanctions on russia, if they don't start supporting russian separatists in ukraine. >> we will follow through on what we said, which is there will be additional consequences on the russians. >> reporter: president obama has had his most famous ambassador at his side, caroline kennedy. she's now the most high-profile american in japan. >> it's not about me. it's about the united states. that's wonderful to be able to represent my country in a country that shares our most fundamental values. >> reporter: in her first tv

interview since becoming ambassador, kennedy talked about her life in tokyo, on and off the job. >> i love to run around the imperial palace. it's just such an incredible thing to look at that. >> reporter: do people notice you when you're out in your running clothes, jogging around at the palace? >> it depends on how fast or slow i'm moving. >> reporter: ambassador kennedy also talked a little politics with us. she endorsed obama over hillary clinton in 2008. but told us, she's ready to support hillary this time, if she runs. >> sure, she's looking forward to being a grandmother. i know she has to decide soon. so, you know, i hope so. >> reporter: you can see yourself supporting her this time around? >> absolutely. >> reporter: this is the very first time caroline kennedy has held public office. and will likely be the last time, as well. she once considered running for senate. but she says she is done with politics. robin and george? >> jon, thank you. we're going to get the latest, now, on the teen who stowed away in the wheel well of a jumbo jet and survived. this time, we're hearing from

the boy's father. and jim avila has the story. >> reporter: the latest relative to offer some perspective in the motive behind the incredible stowaway trip, that puzzles the aviation world, is a cousin that lives in san jose. telling abc news, exclusively, the 15-year-old boy did miss his natural mother, who lives far away in the troubled african country of somalia. >> he needed his mother. but he never expressed outside world that he wanted to jump in over the fence and go to international airport and go to the plane. no. >> reporter: this, after the boy's father, a bay area cab driver, told "the voice of america," in his native tongue, that he was shocked when his son showed up in hawaii, traveling 5 hours at nearly 40,000 feet, in this. what the maui airport manager tells us is the actual wheel well of that hawaiian airways 767. i wondered how my son went

there. i heard that he survived. god saved him. i was extremely happy. the dad identified his son. he was very quiet person. he was busy, watching tv. and using computer. he had a tough time with his schoolwork, his math class, science. despite fbi reports, the dad revealed nothing about a fight the night of the stowaway, saying the boy prayed with the family saturday afternoon. authorities saying the boy jumped the fence at san jose's airport later that night. the boy may have wanted his mother. but there's little evidence he jumped in the wheel well to get to africa. he told airport officials in hawaii, he went to the first plane he could find. for "good morning america," jim avila, abc news, washington. >> still cannot believe he survived. let's get the other top stories from amy. you look fantastic after that vacation. >> thank you very much. one day and i'll be back to my old self again. we begin with a developing story overnight. a violent uprising inside a

prison in ohio. inmates taking a guard hostage, beginning a standoff that lasted for hours. alex perez has the dramatic phone call one of the inmates made. >> reporter: police say david martin, an accused murderer, kevin johns, and richard ware, who is locked up on a robbery charge, ambushed joe lynn, inside the trumbolt county jail. >> as he walked up the stairs, he was taken from behind. >> reporter: the prisoners used a homemade shank, to surprise the guard, and tying him up. the inmates steal the guard's cell phone and call tv station woio, to speak to a reporter. >> i can't get talked down. i need the story to get out there. i'm in a situation, where i'm calm as of now. >> reporter: martin says he's upset about how local media has portrayed him. argued he is innocent. and demand the media clear his name. the inmates even allowed the

prison guard-turned-hostage, to speak to the reporter. >> they took me by surprise. brought me into a cell. tied me up. never harmed me. they gave me water. they have loosened the restraints and put me into some cuffs. >> reporter: the ordeal went on for an astonishing five hours, until police negotiators finally convinced the inmates to release lynn unharmed and turn themselves in. authorities, this morning, looking for changes that could prevent something like this from happening again. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> alex, thank you for that. also breaking overnight, a major earthquake, shaking up the pacific northwest coast of canada and the u.s. the 6.7 magnitude quake struck south of port hardy, british colombia, and was felt as far south as seattle. no reports of any serious damage. now, to a potential bombshell in the catholic church. comments reportedly made by pope francis that could have major implications for divorced catholics.

a woman from argentina claims the pope personally called her and told her there is nothing wrong with receiving holy communion after divorce. that would run contrary to church law. but a vatican spokesman says the reports about the phone call are not believable. and no one should draw conclusions from a private phone call. and a new setback in the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the piece of metal we heard about yesterday that washed up in australia is, in fact, not from the plane. the aerial search for debris could be called off as early as tomorrow. and back at home, the fda planning to regulate electronic cigarettes, which have been surging in popularity. the new crackdown would require warning labels, ban sales to minors, as well. doctors argue the liquid nicotine can make them just as addictive as regular cigarettes. but it could be months before regulations are implemented. and new york police are searching for this man, caught on camera, throwing a molotov

cocktail into a convenient store. police say he had just argued about a score credit. the clerk's jacket caught on fire. but he is okay. and finally, they say the streets of new york are mean. but new yorkers, passing by this man, foraging for food in a trash can, couldn't help but sympathize. one woman walking by offered him a bag of food, with i heart new york on the bag. she didn't realize that that man is, in fact, worth millions of dollars. that's richard gere, filming his next movie. and he was apparently extremely convincing, in his role. people just assuming he was another homeless man on the streets. but he was eating some food out of the trash can. i wouldn't have recognized him. he did not look like himself. look at that. >> he ate the food. >> the search is on for that woman. it's just like a prop. >> i hope he planted the food there. >> yeah. >> quarter pounder with cheese. >> he was chugging a couple beers, as well. >> we have seen that from time

to time. you may want to weigh in on this story, as well, because it's raising concerns about the big drug law in colorado. two fourth graders, separately, caught with edible marijuana on the playground. where did they get their hands on it? abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: it's now legal to sell pot in colorado. but not if you're in the fourth grade. officials say a 10-year-old boy brought marijuana to his elementary school monday in greeley, colorado, allegedly selling it to three other fourth graders on the playground. >> pretty small quantities, which garnered a profit of $11. >> reporter: the next day, a second boy brought in marijuana candy. a so-called edible, made with highly concentrated marijuana, dangerous in large doses. both boys apparently stole the marijuana from their grandparents' stash. >> a boy preceded to unwrap it and took a small bite. this would have never happened had the marijuana been secured

properly. >> reporter: two recent deaths causing new worry. authorities say a 19-year-old college student jumped from a balcony to his death in march, after eating six-times the recommended amount of a marijuana cookie. and earlier this month, richard kirk was charged in the murder of his wife, christine. he was allegedly hallucinating after eating marijuana-infused candy. colorado is considering tougher regulations for edible marijuana. eating it can be more potent than smoking a joint. as for the fourth graders, they're now facing long suspensions. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> just a matter of time. >> it was made legal like that. and it's in the home. kids are going to go in the kitchen. they're going to pick up things. >> it's the responsibility of the parent, or the grandparent, to make sure -- >> you had a good question. what's the recommended amount. >> it was over the recommended amount of marijuana. what is the recommended amount of marijuana? i'm not quite sure about that. >> yeah. we're going to move on. we have an amazing rescue story.

it was all caught on tape. it happened on a tiny island, where a team of snorkelers were saved after a helicopter spotted their s.o.s. message, there drawn in the sand. ryan smith has this story for us. >> reporter: we were very lucky we didn't have a different outcome. that's what real-life castaways told us about being stranded on a desert island. watch as this australian rescue plane, searching for five missing people stumbles on a giant clue. a massive s.o.s., scrawled in the sand of a tiny island. an almost cinematic moment, like from the movie "castaway." their day began what was supposed to be a fun day of snorkeling. >> it was a great day to be boating. >> reporter: after dropping anchor to explore, their boat drifted away, leaving them marooned without food and water

or cell phones. >> went off down the sand bar. >> reporter: the group grew desperate, hoping their s.o.s. wouldn't be washed away by the tide. and fearing they could be in store for a long wait. or worse. >> we did suspect that we would be hunkered down on the rocks for the night. so, that wasn't -- that was a fairly grim prospect. >> we didn't -- >> reporter: in an incredible stroke of luck, another boat spotted the drifting vessel out at sea and alerted authorities. >> we wrote in the sand. we knew this must be them. >> reporter: and find them, they did, after nine harrowing hours on the island. rescuers seen here lowering down to the rocky surface of the island. and whisking them to safety. >> we very very, very lucky. it would have been a different outcome. >> reporter: all thanks to a lot of luck and that message written

in the stand. and lynn, the woman you saw there, told us she knows they were at great risk. but even so, she can't wait to get back out there and spend another day in what she calls, paradise. >> bring a cell phone. >> if you were on an island like that, what would be the one thing you would want? >> chapstick. i can't stand the thought of not having chapstick. >> yeah. >> i want a phone. yes. a lot of people are talking about what happened at last night's yankees/red sox game. two big-time travels. the yankees pitcher got thrown out of the game, caught cheating. it created a lot of buzz on social media. so many people weighed in. abc's linzie janis tracking all of the reaction on this. she's in the social square. linzie? >> reporter: good morning, michael. a huge reaction to what happened in boston. michael pineda, pitching for the

yankees. in the second inning, the red sox manager stopped the game and had the umpire check pineda for pine tar. pine tar is a sicky substance that batters are allowed to use on bat handles. but it's a big no-no for pitchers. sure enough, the umpire found some on his neck. throws him out of the game. let's take another look at that. there it is, right there. that smudge on his neck. that was enough for the umpire. this is not the first time that pineda has been accused of something like this. just two weeks ago, in a game against the red sox, no less, many people thought he had pine tar or some foreign substance on his hand. but it was gone by the fifth inning. he got away with it that time. not last night. by the way, the red sox beat the yankees, 5-1. as you can imagine, a lot of comments on social media about this. andrew marchand of espn, tweeting, saying the yankees have a million coaches. it turns out, they need a makeup artist, as well. he says #pineda.

and donald catron saying, he plays for the yankees. do you expect anything less? do you think a suspension of eight to ten games would be too harsh? or not harsh enough? >> sounds right to me. >> sounds about right. >> i would have told them it was a hickey. >> going with that. anything like that in football? >> yeah. you can put vaseline or things on your jersey so you can't grab a guy. that's illegal. and referees check you before and at halftime to make sure you have no illegal substance. i can't say i never used anything like that. i would never. but you've seen it. >> you know who is enjoying this story the most? tom, our producer. he is a red sox fan. >> four more minutes. keep chatting. >> that's it. now, to the hail and storms that pummeled oklahoma and where

the severe weather will hit this week. and, ginger, will tell us all about that. >> i use pine tar every day to hold on to my clicker. don't want to mess up. let's look at the hail that was happening in oklahoma. it's been a nasty couple of days in the plains. it's going to keep on going. this was harmon county. now, we're going to move the elevated risk area to the east. little rock, memphis, st. louis, all of this area needs to look for strong winds, isolated tornadoes and the potential for hail. that's just today. look through the weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, it's a severe weather weekend. please, please, please, watch your local abc stations for the very latest.

good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. the bay area microclimate forecast. increasing clouds and temperatures pretty close to yesterday. rain rolls in tonight with some scattered showers and embedded thunder top. rain again saturday night and it's going to get hot next week. we'll have upper 50s to low 60s along the coast into san francisco. mid-60s to near 70 for the rest of us. it will be mild tonight with most of us in the 50s with that light rain. accuweather seven-day forecast, about ten degrees cooler tomorrow but 90s are possible >> all right, ginger. thanks so much. coming up, the latest on the oscar pistorius trial. why he's being accused of lying on the stand. this couple on snowmobiles charged by a moose. now, they're under investigation. and "gma" investigates, the dangers of pool life.

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. dozens of residents were evacuated during an overnight apartment fire near san jose state university.

firefighters say it started when a resident lit a candle and then threw the match on the couch. his roommate suffered serious burns while trying to escape the burning apartment. daly city police have arrested an 84-year-old man in connection with yesterday's shooting and evacuation at a medical office. police say the man was a former patient of one of the doctors at the office run by the seaton medical center. let's get a check on thursday morning traffic. >> we'll get you right back into napa. there's a closure involving a downed power line, live wires across the roadway north and southbound 221. there's one-way traffic control in effect at anderson road and it sounds like the 285 pg&e customers without power now have their electricity back. as we take you over to westbound highway 4, a new accident at bailey road is off to the shoulder. eric. >> thank you very much. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco and the bay area foreca

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welcome back. checking out the winds and they're coming ashore. that means a slight cooling trend for our bay neighborhoods and coastline. inland we'll be about the sap as yesterday. real focus for tonight and tomorrow is this cold front that's going to bring us some sprinkles this afternoon. and the possibility of some light rain tonight. scattered showers, embedded thunderstorms tomorrow in your accuweather seven-day forecast.

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>> even though you know it's coming. it's like jump, baby. jump. >> you never know who might come by. >> oh, my goodness. this is going to continue to be like this. and we're going to turn to the latest in the oscar pistorius trial. while he's being accused of lying on the stand. and "gma" investigates the dangers of life in pools. what you need to know to keep your family safe. and mega "deals & steals" this morning. only for "gma" viewers. we begin with new evidence in the oscar pistorius case. evidence he may have lied on the stand during the seven grueling days of testimony, as he tried to convince the judge that he did not murder his girlfriend. abc's lama hasan has all the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. the oscar pistorius trial may be in recess. but the brutal attacks keep on

coming. this is a potentially damaging allegation made, claiming that pistorius was lying under oath. on the stand, prosecutor gerrie nel tried to trap pistorius into inconsistencies -- >> you just started shooting. >> no. >> incidentally, your fingers pulled the trigger. >> reporter: after inconsistencies. >> if somebody were to say, you were respect. that person would be lying, am i right? >> that's right, my lady. >> you know who that person is? because somebody said that. >> no, my lady. >> it's you. you said it. >> reporter: a new report from south africa may have uncovered yet another twist in this tale. pistori pistorius described to the court a 2009 boat crash which left him in a coma. he said he smashed into the peer. >> the vaal river runs from east-to-west. and we were heading back west. so, the sun was setting in front of us. and i could only see the sun on the water.

>> reporter: but eyewitnesses reportedly have told "the south african daily maverick," there was no sun because it was already dark. and the pier was not submerged. the blade runner's representative declining to comment on this report. >> if prosecutors could prove that he lied about it, that could certainly impact his credibility. >> reporter: pistorius has pleaded not guilty to murdering his girlfriend, actress reeva steenka steenkamp, in his bathroom last year. "the daily maverick" report, just the latest attack on his character. last week, accusations that he had taken acting lessons, with spokesperson adamantly denied. for weeks, we've seen him sobbing and retching in the dark. and the agonized wails on the stand, after being shown a graphic photo of reeva's shattered skull.

>> if the judge believes he's faking it or acting, he's in big trouble. that would go to the heart of his credibility. >> reporter: with pistorius' credibility on the line, his defense team has a tough road ahead. when the trial reconvened on monday, may 5th. they have a dozen witnesses to call to give evidence. >> lama, thanks very much. he has a tough case ahead. now, to the surprising twist for the couple who had a terrifying confrontation with a moose in maine. they are now facing possible criminal charges. authorities are investigating whether they were harassing the moose. abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: take a look at this close encounter. a wild moose stopping bob and janice powell dead in their tracks. >> the only thing i could think of is what i had to put between myself and the moose. >> reporter: janice capturing the run-in from her snowmobile camera while riding in jackman, maine, on friday. afraid the moose will come at them again, janice fires a

warning shot from a pistol. now, the powells who were not harmed and reported the incident to authorities, are under investigation by the maine warden service, who says it's examining the video of the encounter to see if there's proof the couple may have been following the moose, a misdemeanor harassment charge. >> what we need to do here is determine if those were involved did something unlawful or if they did not. >> reporter: the powells deny they were following the moose. they are avid snowmobiles who know better than disturbing wildlife. >> we have a new appreciation for moose, and wildlife, in general. we'll be keeping more of a distance. >> reporter: for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. we're in times square. you never know what's going to happen. we do this story. and we see a moose on the loose in nyc. >> he represents a program

called tommy moose. it's a program to help kids overcome fear. >> all getting together like that. >> he wanted us to hear his side of the story. >> and we do. what's your side of the story, ginger zee? >> fair and balanced. my side, i would run from that thing in two seconds. i want to start with wind in salt lake city. you know it's windy when this happens. that's a port-o-potty, zooming through the streets in a neighborhood in salt lake city. no one was inside. that's the great answer. yeah. and no one was hurt in the moving of this port-o-potty. we're having significant changes out west with the system that's going to create severe weather this weekend. salt lake city, look at their temperatures go in the 50s by saturday. phoenix even drops into the 60s, from the 90s, in two days. las vegas does the big drop-off. so does los angeles. cooling out west. and we're already cool. you only have to go up from

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back, now, at 7:41, with "gma" investigates. we all know the risk of drowning with swimming pools. but they have another danger, that's electrocution. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: for the slope family, the backyard pool had once been the source of delight. but it would soon become the source of their greatest torment. >> there's a silent killer in my swimming pool. >> reporter: a day two weeks ago, colt, seven years and seven

days old, dove in. >> why would you think that a kid swimming for years would jump in the pool and immediately get electrocuted. >> reporter: chris and carla were out for the afternoon. but police suggest there was nothing they could have done. a corroded light fixture that may not have been grounded was the culprit. from 2002, to 201113 people have died from electrocutions in swimming pools. >> anything under the water, stainless steel or aluminum, if it's corroding, there may be something else going on there. >> reporter: if you think someone's being electrocuted in your pool, reach out to them with something that's not made of metal like this oar, and try to drag them out. and shut off the electricity in your house. his spirit inspired them to send

this picture of the boy. >> this name naturally came by. you're mr. awesome. >> reporter: for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> beautiful, little boy. so very sorry for that family. and really important. please, have a professional check your pool. we've got some information here. there is a risk of electrocution of any pool. a broken, improperly wired light can cause that fatal shock. >> they use a lighting system that automatically steps down to the 12 volts so you don't have the danger. >> the newest pools use the 12 volts. if it's an older pool, it has a higher voltage. people need to be aware of that. >> and the awareness raised if you have a pool, you should have a qualified electrician looking at your pool. any questions or doubts, that's going to know for sure. >> make it part of your opening season. i never heard of this before. >> yeah. >> in the pools, that's the last

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i don't know what's coming. it might be a stunt or heartwarming. it's epic prom week here on "gma." to kick off this series, it's a prom-posal. prom-posals are all the rage. a very talented woman, carly myers. she wrote a song for her favorite superstar. and she based it on the song "gone, gone, gone." carly's song is "prom, prom, prom." it's a prom-posal to phillip phillips himself. it's gotten thousands of hits. take a look for yourself. ♪ ♪ will you please take me to prom, prom, prom ♪

>> that great is that? we have a special guest joining us now. carly, come on out. [ applause ] >> how are you? >> look at that smile. >> we all love your prom-posal. >> thank you. >> we wish these things were around when we were in school. why did you ask phillip phillips? >> well, when i thought of my dream prom date, i always thought of him. and i love writing songs. i love his songs. i put it together. did it for fun. secretly hoping he would see it. >> can you play a few bars for us right now? >> sure. >> a little taste. ♪ i love you long for you ♪ ♪ for you >> yes. you know, we're huge fans of yours here at "gma." we found another fan of yours. check out this video. >> what's up, carly? my friends at "good morning

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>> the entire cast of "amazing spider-man 2" taking over times square, right now. up and down. there they are. there's jamie foxx taking some selfies. jamie, andrew garfield, emma stone, dane dehaan, sally field. all there. and they brought some presents for us, as well. i have to put my gloves on here. >> spidey gloves. >> i've been working on this. >> oh, yeah. >> i know. there you go. this is fun. come on, george. >> i'm trying. i have to put it on here. >> george, this is -- >> wow. we were all being nice. >> i deserve that. >> yeah, you did. >> i was waiting for it.

>> go for it. >> i wasn't thinking it was george. >> who would have thought? >> i was trying to save it to bring home. oh, well. >> always a surprise, america. >> oh, my god. >> who knew? >> it's only live tv. this was a great idea. also this morning -- the story that is really making waves. a mom who took on the u.s. government and won after refusing to put her breast milk through an airport x-ray scanner. plus, we were talking about it. we got this epic prom surprise. high school seniors are here. they have no idea that we have prom dresses and tuxes, especially for them. it is -- they're not listening. there they are right there. >> they don't know. they don't know. >> this is going to be a wonderful, wonderful story. stick around for that. you know what else? if we had d.j. m.o.s. jamming. he's here live.

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game-winning hit. it was a big birthday for mommy. >> all right. >> thank you, amy. "pop news" coming up. let's get some weather from ginger. >> there is some spider-man energy in this crowd. on a chilly morning here in times square. so many happy faces. and you're most excited to see which star? >> andrew garfield. >> spider-man himself. we have to check in on chicago and give us an idea of what's happening this morning. looking along the lakefront there. you will see a shot of showers. thanks wls for that photo. for the live shot. you can see the rain pockets will be heavy at times. two-plus inches in eastern iowa and in parts of missouri, north and east of springfield. and the warmth is building. spring-like warmth is somewhere. it's down in the south. look at brownsville at 88. and little rock, today, 82. i can hardly see my monitor back there. good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. the bay area microclimate forecast.

increasing clouds and temperatures pretty close to yesterday. rain rolls in tonight with some scattered showers and embedded thunder top. rain again saturday night and it's going to get hot next week. we'll have upper 50s to low 60s along the coast into san francisco. mid-60s to near 70 for the rest of us. it will be mild tonight with most of us in the 50s with that light rain. accuweather seven-day forecast, about ten degrees cooler tomorrow but 90s are >> and just like that, little spider-man showed up. did you know where spider-man was from? where are you from? >> dallas. >> this one is from dallas. let's get inside to lara. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first, in "pop," who is the most influential person in the world? "time" magazine revealing its top picks, just ahead. and julia louis-dreyfus is baring all in a big way. the second time in a month she's doing it. why she's clowning around. and why it's making waves. plus, the stars of "the amazing spider-man 2."

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voice on and off stage, urging women to be independent leaders. about herself, the queen bee says, i'm not bossy. i'm the boss. also, the boss, pope francis, robert redford, kerry washington, among the other honorees. congratulations to all of the honorees. robin roberts, congratulate you on your new book. >> thank you. >> it's been a whirlwind week for you, i know. yesterday, last night, stopping by jon stewart. shouting about "everybody's got something." that's the name of the book. she spent some time away, we all know, from "gma," after her bone marrow transplant. she's happy to be back. but jon hinted -- >> thanks so much for being here. >> can you imagine not sitting in that chair for six months? >> yes. [ laughter ] hold on.

>> come back to us, jon. come back to us. come back to us. >> standing on a cool mountain. and a breeze was going through my hair. >> well done. well done. >> he was great. >> and it continues. where are you next? >> i have ellen next week and jimmy kimmel. i'm everywhere. the best part is i'm getting to meet so many people, going around the country. it's a lot of fun. >> your book is fantastic. i will be reporting on every stop. >> okay. this is exciting news. our friend, ronald mcdonald, he's got a little makeover. he traded in his jumpsuit. he's ben sporting that bad boy since 2005. maybe not a bad idea. he's now wearing a three-piece suit. yes. he's got a couple looks, actually. that one is -- i think there's a vest in there, too. mcdonald's said they made the change because the brand, the restaurant, they're evolving. so, ronald needs to keep up with the times. and i'm just saying, maybe --

share spray. >> straightened. >> i have to say also, last night, tell everybody, you received an honor from a great organization here in new york. >> the housing award. they find housing for those dealing with aids and hiv. and i got the ground breaker award for the work i've been doing with them. >> that's great. >> thanks. >> thank you, lara. >> now, i'm all shy. >> is that what that is? guess who is not shy? julia louis-dreyfus. hilarious star is getting all kinds of attention. sparking some debate, by posing nude in a couple of magazines out right now. and juju chang has the story. good morning, juju. >> reporter: that is raising eyebrows. it hardly seems provocative anymore. a hollywood star gets naked and gets attention. the heated controversy raises a double-standard. for female comics? or a woman of a certain age?

or too risque. it gives a new meaning to clowning around. getting very intimate between the sheets with a clown. it's the jaw-dropping photo of actress julia louis-dreyfus making waves in may's comedy issue of "g.q." magazine. this photo shoot was the brainchild of the 53-year-old comedian, who is not afraid of getting naked in front of cameras. and now, the internet is abuzz. is it simply humor that's racy. or does it cross a line into raunchy? one person writing. tacky. somebody is trying real hard to stay relevant. but there are supporters, too. one person writing. intelligent, pretty, talented woman. she looks wonderful. >> we love this. "g.q.," it's one of the funniest photographs of a long time. she's smart and funny and sexy. the fact she can pull them all

together, that's why she's one of the greatest comediennes out there. >> reporter: she rose to fame as elaine on "seinfeld." >> he's a regifter. >> reporter: and now plays a power house on the tv show "veep." >> what's your name? i'm so sorry. >> starts with a "k." >> can you just tell me? >> kelly. >> reporter: this is the second time in a month she's stripped down for a magazine. appearing on the cover of "rolling stone" with nothing but the u.s. constitution on her back. and now, this clown throwdown. >> my first reaction was, ew. a little gross. clown is a little creepy. she's 53. she looks amazing. and she's showing off her body. it's quite empowering. >> reporter: at the end of the day, it's julia who is having the last laugh. her and her new baby clown. let's face it. comedy is often edgy. and this really dances on the knife's edge of tasteless.

it's kind of like a rorschach test, right? it has everyone talking about it. it's going to sell magazines. it's going to drive page views. so, one could argue she knew exactly what she was doing. >> it's a provocative thing. it's disturbing for me. >> you don't like the clowns. >> i don't like the clowns. a little creepy. moving on to a california mom, who took on the tsa over screening her breast milk. and she won. stacy armada sued the transportation security administration, for refusing to x-ray or dump her breast milk. a ruling that could have big implications for all moms. abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: this phoenix surveillance area, showing stacy with bags of breast milk, to a tsa screener. >> the manager told me, your milk needs to either go in the trash or go through the x-ray. and as a breast-feeding mom,

neither was an option for me. >> reporter: she pleaded for an alternate way to screen it. worried that three milk bod bottles might be damaged by the x-rays. >> we work really hard to drink lots of water and exercise and make sure we have nutritious food and milk for our children. >> reporter: she showed the print-out of rules to a screener. >> she read that. and says breast milk is a medical liquid. it is to be alternately screened. >> reporter: her lawyer filed a federal lawsuit against the tsa. >> in the glass enclosure before they allowed her to have her breast milk alternately screened. >> reporter: did you feel humiliated? >> you feel totally humiliated. >> reporter: we spoke with medical experts that say it's highly unlikely that the x-rays would damage breast milk. saying that the tsa plans to settle her suit for $75,000. we reached out to the tsa, which referred to us to this on its

website. when carrying breast milk through security checkpoints, it is treated in the same manner as liquid medication. parents flying with and without their child, is allowed to bring breast milk greater than three ounces. >> we were promised they were retrain everybody. and i think that breast-feeding moms can feel good about that. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> we want to hear from abc news senior medical contributor, dr. jennifer ashton. what do you think of the ruling? >> i think roar, momma, roar. i think the tsa regulations are crystal-clear. it should be treated like a medical liquid. but it is so easy to understand the upset of any woman, where someone stands between her and feeding her infant. that's such a primal drive. and this got in the way. if you get in the way, the claws are going to come out. >> even though the radiation, probably not harmful? >> all evidence shows that putting breast milk through the

x-ray conveyor belt or going through the back scanner is not going to do damage. if there's breast milk in our breasts and we go through the scanner, it's not damaged. and you get low levels of radiation when you fly. >> you can put makeup or other food through the screeners, as well. what can moms do? what should they do? >> i think the key is prepare for the worst and hope for the best. bring a copy of the tsa rules and regulations with you when you travel. and try to have a backup plan. stored milk. a pump. if you use it, formula, so you don't get into a situation where you can't feed your baby. >> i know you're a big proponent of breast-feeding. did you experience any of this? >> it was hard. and i did. i was going on residency interviews and having to pump in a bathroom in a hospital. we need to do a little better. >> dr. ashton, thank you very much. right over to robin, michael and tory. >> how can you stand still

hearing the music? how can you stand still? time for more mega "deals & steals." spring fling edition. so many things you'll love to give and get. let's bring out our bargains. >> making it fancy today. and we have michael. so, girls, come on out. >> nice. >> very fancy. >> what do we have here? >> first, a whole lot of bling. it's cocktail rings from amelia rose. one of "gma" viewers' favorites. it's a big assortment in world and silver finishes. quartz and semiprecious stones. starting at $79. slashed by at least 63%. 29 bucks apiece. those pinkie rings look fine. next up, another favorite. alex and ani. these are made in rhode island

from recycled materials. phenomenal bracelets, in individual or stacks, depending on your preference. another good deal, starting at $24. these are slashed in half. 12 bucks. >> look at that. >> all right. danielle stephens initial necklaces. for michael, we got his girls' initials here. and you can have the initials built into the chain or dangling. lots of options for you there. normally starting at $98. slashed by 55%, to 30 bucks. let's look at another "gma" favorite. i love this brand-new, just dressed today. it's a wristlet and cuff combination. you can wear them together or individually. a variety of colors. normally 140 bucks for the set.

this is slashed by 73%. $38. >> i need to hold this, robin. a lot of times, i end up holding a lady's bag. men, you have to look good with it. >> there you go. >> i see more of this. >> the colors. >> we have one more bag option for you. ashley is bringing this out here. our friends at le sport starting at $21, with free shipping. you can't beat that. >> hold on. that's adorable. >> turn around. turn around. 15 different patterns, not just these. >> we don't know how you do it each and every time. you can get all of the links and codes for these deals at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! just check out the site. every hour, until 5:00 p.m.

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. dozens of residents are evacuated during an overnight apartment fire near san jose state university. firefighters say it started when a resident lit a candle and threw the match on the couch. his roommate suffered serious burns while escaping the burning apartment. daly city police have arrested an 84-year-old man in connection with yesterday's shooting and evacuation at a medical office. police say raymond iwazi is a former patient of one of the doctors at the office run by seaton medical center. we have your thursday morning commute. how's it looking? >> 580 has been riddled with problems. we have an accident at isabel avenue involving three vehicles blocking a lane so that is

causing major slowdowns. we also have this in union city, southbound along 880 as you come up to highway 84, another two-car crash leaving one lane blocked and delays. >> thanks a lot. we'll talk to meteorologist mike nicco about those sprinkles coming our way right

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tory has great things coming up. and of course, just for "gma" viewers. want to share something special with you all. excited to be joined by a remarkable class of high school seniors. you are looking at the proud seniors from urban assembly school for applied math and science in the bronx. joined by one of their incredible teachers, ingrid chung. and they have so much to be proud of. the truth is, they don't know the whole story of why they're here. take a look. the high school seniors of the applied math and science school in bronx, new york, have some big plans for the future. >> become a doctor. >> i want to be in law enforcement. >> business administration. >> a psychiatrist. >> forensic psychology. >> reporter: but there's a rite of passage before they move on to those dreams. >> i wanted to have my kids have that prom, where you feel like a movie star. >> reporter: and to help make that happen, english teacher and senior class adviser, ingrid chung, posted this letter on donorschoose.org. >> my students' grit and

strength should be celebrated every day. >> reporter: asking for help getting a photo booth at the prom, so students could capture every memorable moment. >> all kids deserve to have a prom they're really proud of. >> and they work really hard to get to this point in graduation. they've gone through obstacles and tough times. we wanted to make sure they have a prom that's truly memorable and special for them. >> well, miss chung, we read your call to action. you wanted to give your students a prom like the movies. why is that important to you? >> it was really important to me because i really wanted to make sure that my kids, who have worked so very hard to get here, got everything that they wanted, that they saw on tv. >> let's give it to them. first up, we would like to share with you this photo booth. this is a custom backdrop,

provided for you guys by keith shutter. free photos. step right up for your red carpet moment. you all get corsages, boutonnieres. every one of you going to the prom will have flowers. and it's your prom. what are you going to wear? uh-oh. we got you covered. come on in, dresses. rent the runway will give you girls all any gown you want. and there's more. the guys will all be getting, from the men's warehouse -- wait. there's more. the guys -- hey, guys? guys? guys? you guys all get tuxedos. so, you will look like movie stars. from men's warehouse. and we just want to say, we hope that it is a night to remember. you have worked hard. you have earned it. and, miss chung, you are

everything a teacher should be. you guys are very lucky to have her. [ screaming ] we're going to check in with you later in the morning. they're going to be decked out. right now, we're going to get back to george and amy. a little excited out here, don't you think? >> that was great. back here with tory johnson. a lot more "deals & steals" coming up. a quick reminder, as always get all of the codes and links for these bargains on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! what next? >> we have two carts coming out, to show us some sweets for mother's day. come on out. okay. here we go. first up, this is created exclusively for "good morning america" viewers. from we take the cake, just in time for mother's day. it's a heart-shaped cake. it's so stunning. i think it tastes good, too. what do you think? >> i can do that.

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oh. up top on the rooftop of times square studios. looking down the crossroads of the world. and look who has joined us. none other than the star-studded cast, producers, directors, of "the amazing spider-man 2." i'm getting ahead of myself. >> okay. >> i saw it in 3d. that's what i'm thinking of. we're so very excited to have each and every one of you here with us this morning. you have been going all around the world. you had great premieres and are

back in new york. does it feel good? this is where it all happened, right? >> this is it. we shot the movie here. >> and there was a special location from the piece that we're going to show right now, that really is iconic for the movie and for here in times square. so, let's take a look. "the amazing spider-man 2." >> i can see you don't want to hurt anybody. it's going to be all right. >> got a clear shot. standing by. >> not going to shoot you. >> you guys, this is my buddy, max. i told you about max. no one shoots at max. >> we are talking loyalty. >> stay right there. be careful of the grate and the electricity. >> i just wanted people to see me. >> he makes a move, take that shot. >> how about you come with me? we'll go somewhere and talk.

away from all these people. okay? >> okay. >> no. stop. >> oh, my goodness. now, jamie foxx, you've always been electric. everywhere you've gone. but you're taking it to the extreme here. you describe your character as being devilishly angelic. >> yeah. i think what's great about the whole "spider-man" franchise is all of the characters that are villains, don't start out as villains. max dillon, who is the first black man with a combover, he's a big fan of spider-man. and all of a sudden, things don't quite work out. and this moment, when he's like, i'm going to be intense. and it doesn't work out. and he has this new power. he just unleashed. >> you described it so very well. and andrew, as spidey, as peter, you are able to play -- you have like split personalities. like a younger brother/older brother. what do you mean by that? >> i loved spider-man --

we are all ordinary. we all have the same struggles. and we have very extraordinary moments as individuals. whicis what spider-man represents. that's why this character is so beloved. and why it's so much fun to play it. >> we need spider-man right now. we're having a few technical difficulties. we're going to take a t.o. and be right back. we'll get it cleared up. where is spidey when you need him? come on, spidey. help.

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the crowd down here at times square. we're back here on the roof, with the cast, director and producers of "the amazing spider-man 2." getting caught up with everybody. you were talking earlier, jamie, about people who you think are good people. but then, they have some problems. and, dane, your character, as well. you're supposed to be his good friend. >> we started out as friends. childhood friends. but things get complicated. and ultimately, i have to take my life into my own hands. >> yes. >> and so, the battle begins. >> and you know what? there were a lot of battles. and a lot of dysfunction. but, emma, it was a love story. and you said that's what drew you to this role? >> i think gwen's entire arc is what drew me to the story. it's really tragic and beautiful what happens to gwen and peter. and makes such an impact on peter's life.

>> and, sally, your character had impact. you're the other woman in his life. >> i am impacted. >> i know you were hurt when he was talking about his parents. i mean, you raised this young man. >> yeah. i raised him. and you know, he forgot who was the one who did all of that. >> you know, you back there, did all of that. the director and producers. wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. let me ask you this. i know that you've been a part of this franchise. even though you're going to move on and do projects, this is going to stay with you. >> as a spider-man fan, it has been a formative experience. working with this amazing cast. i need to pinch myself. i want to know what i did right in a past life to get to work with these people. it's really a fantastic experience. i do. >> really? >> he can't get away from it. >> i do.

>> you've been a part of it. what sets this one apart from the other ones? >> well, it's bigger. the cast is amazing. everybody feels new york. we shot in new york, which is basically, spider-man country. it just is a bigger and better, more emotional, bigger action. our actors just -- they are the characters. i cannot describe it better than that. >> they did come to life. it was shot in new york. and new yorkers are very happy. it's the first time that all of it was shot here. but some of the destruction scenes that we saw, you did leave it intact. that had to be done with back lots and stuff? >> we love the city. so, we didn't want to -- >> thank you. >> we wanted to respect that. we actually built times square. we shot here for about four hours, in times square. and then, we built times square in long island, which was

insane, the scope of it. it's a really big place. and there's a lot of lights. so, that was an enormous undertaking. and we re-created a little of new york on long island. and we went there for many -- 100 days. to re-create this. >> you would have thought that you were right here in manhattan. we had a lot of people that were asking questions. >> the buzz, you know, on social media is huge. that's why i wanted to bring some of the questions from our viewers. i know you've been around the world answering questions like this. but katrina on facebook wanted to know what each of you, your favorite superhero of all-time. >> remember "the electric company," with morgan freeman? between those educational moments where morgan freeman was teaching us how to spell, spider-man would come on. and that was the first time you saw a superhero that wasn't animated. it was easy to go out and spin your web and everything like that. not only that, what this does

for kids. we've gone all over asia, and my daughter who is 5, has been with spider-man on the set, spider-man is the man. and for all of the people who have been hitting me, my phone crashed. you all calling me, and texting me, my phone crashed. >> we're here for you. >> i'm not shining on you. >> you're a big star, with everybody. so, they think you're not getting back to them. >> and my phone number is 818 -- >> writing it down. i think the other question, dane maybe said it. sally, people asking on twitter. if you could swap characters within the movie, who would you be? >> well, look, i think everybody wants to be spider-man. you know? that's why people go to see these movies. it's like andrew said, everyone identifies with peter parker and wants to, you know, make the right decisions and turn out to be the hero. they'll always be a little boy inside of me that wants to be spider-man.

>> sally? >> i want to be jamie when i grow up. i want to be half good. half really bad. >> i think you're too frozen to find the others. >> i think my favorite part of the movie is electro, the villain. you have other villains that you would want to portray? that's another one of our questions. >> another villain? >> yeah. >> another villain. >> hannibal lecter. >> go for it. >> that's dark. >> i know. it's all coming out. >> marc, matt, ali, any villain you want to play? what? >> there was carnage. >> i'm getting old. we better hurry up. >> you all have been great sports for coming up here on the rooftop. it sets the tone for this one.

it's coming out a week from friday. you've been all around the world. thanks for making time for us here in little ole times square. it is amazing. >> and thank you for keeping it intact. seriously. in the movie, it's like, oh, my goodness. that's where i work. >> "the amazing spider-man 2," in theaters everywhere, friday may 2nd. we're going to get warm. we'll be right back. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans!

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the cast of "the amazing spider-man 2." and there's d.j. m.o.s. right there. big thanks to him, as well. and look at this, the class photo for the students at the dream prom for the urban assembly. >> we have events tonight. ginger and sara will be at "the amazing spider-man 2." big red carpet premiere. ginger will be there, and will have a full report for us tomorrow. and in the meantime, we want to thank everybody, again. how about another big class photo here? >> what do you think? how is it going? >> congratulations. >> thanks, everybody. have a great day. ♪

good morning. i'm kristen sze. it looks like wet weather is expected back in the bay area. mike has the forecast. >> you can already see the clouds out there taking away our sunshine. dress warmly if you're heading over to the lpga lake merced golf club. breezy and in the upper 50s. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. some sprinkles this evening, light rain overnight. scattered showers with embedded thunder tomorrow. another chance of rain saturday night. >> our problems in south san francisco where we had some dirt spilled on southbound 101 right near the stick, and when a truck came out to clear it up, they

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