good morning, america. happening now, the growing firestorm over bowe bergdahl's release. members of his military unit angry and speaking out. his former roommate calling him a deserter. >> i feel like he deserted us. >> and the odd tweets his father sent to the taliban, as president obama weighs in this morning. breaking overnight, a three-day manhunt for a fugitive who is dangerous near san francisco ends with a dramatic arrest caught on tape next to the golden gate bridge. police searching for answers as to why the media consultant had all those explosives in his apartment. one of the ig aboutest names in nfl history now suing the league over concussions. hall of famer, dan marino, joining the thousands of players

saying they were misled about head injuries, seeking hundreds of millions of dollars. and buzzed on the beach. the incredible video of this small plane nearly hitting a sunbather. coming up short of the runway just inches from the man. what the pilot is saying about this amazing landing this morning. and good morning, america. we got to take another look at that close call right there. talk about a lucky guy. i got to say i admire his ability to relax with such focus. >> whoa! >> just another day at the beach, george. >> of all places to lay down, that's where you choose? >> it was a little pilot error. >> maybe he's the marker to figure out where to land. >> the last time he does that. the president just landing in europe right now, speaking out about bowe bergdahl, saying america has a sacred tradition. we take care of our own. we leave no one behind.

>> let's get right to abc's martha raddatz with the very latest on the growing anger over the circumstances of his release especially from his military unit. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this morning, bergdahl remains hospitalized in germany in stable condition suffering from malnutrition and receiving psychological counseling after five years with the taliban. but bergdahl's transition home could be especially challenging given the storm of controversy surrounding his release and his capture. bergdahl has yet to tell his own side of the storm, but this morning, stunning accusations from soldiers who served with bergdahl in afghanistan. >> i feel like he deserted us. he knew what he was doing when he deserted us. it was premeditated. it was thought out. he was not captured. he was not forcefully taken off the base. he left on his own accord.

>> reporter: bergdahl, an outdoorsman and skilled marksman, enlisted in the army while living in a small town in idaho. he was home-schooled, and he also loved ballet. in the beginning, fellow soldiers say he was thought of as a good soldier, although different. >> he was a little odd but not in an alarming way. he didn't have a cell phone. he didn't watch tv or watch movies. he just read a lot of books, and he studied several languages. >> reporter: but when he arrived in afghanistan in 2009, he quickly made it known he wasn't happy with america's role in the war. >> he was very upset with, like, the army's focus on how we were handling the war. >> reporter: it was within two months of his arrival in the war zone that fellow soldiers say he walked away from post looking for the taliban. his weapon and body armor left behind. but worse, they say, the subsequent search, costing at

least six american lives. but for those in his hometown and, of course, his parents, the father growing a beard as a show of support, there has been nothing but excitement over his release, but this morning, questions about a tweet that appeared to be from the father to a spokesman for the taliban days before bergdahl's release. the tweet was later deleted. but days later, the parents were in the rose garden with the president. >> the fact is, they are the parents of sergeant bergdahl. their son was held in captivity for five years. it was absolutely the right thing to do for the commander in chief, for this administration, to take action to secure his release. >> reporter: and just a short time ago, the chairman oe joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey, posted on his facebook page that "like any other american, bergdahl is innocent until proven guilty. the military won't look away from any misconduct," he said.

"but this was the last, best chance to free him, something they would do for any u.s. service member held captive," he said. george? >> okay, martha. th pqueoo. abc's jon karl is there and, jon, despite these questions despite the backlash, the president making no alogi o in fact, we jad \from the president at a joint press conference, with the president of polad. and he said that there is a that we leave no man or woman in unifmhin >> regardless of the circumstances, whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an american soldier back if he's held in captivity, period, full stop. >> reporter: but, george, that is an answer that is unlikely to stop all of the criticism the president is getting from the circumstances surrounding this prisoner trade. >> and, jon, the president also

getting questions about those taliban leaders released in qatar. they received a heroes' welcome. they're going to be living in luxury villas. the question is, has the president gotten the assurances the law requires that these taliban leaders will not return to the battlefield? >> reporter: well, the white house, in fact, the president himself, says he has received those assurances. as you see, they're going to be living in bchr doha, very upscale neighborhood. president received assurances from the gov of qatar that they would not go and today the president said that if they did go back into the fight, and he acknowledged that as a possibility, that the united states would not hesitate to go after them again. >> okay. jon karl with the president this morning. thanks. back here at home, severe weather in the foreca ginnwyopraus.

evening have to be on alert. i'll show you exactly who knees to be kind of perking up as we go through the afternoon hours. anywhere from central nebraska are but all of the orange is in the regular elevated area. so anywhere from western illinois, central illinois, back in through parts of kansas, even as far west as wyoming, parts of rapid city, you have to watch out. again, damaging wind, primarily. but large tornadoes possible later this afternoon and evening, especially back in the plains of nebraska. that first part moves over to the east. but columbus, ohio, back through parts of arkansas. and an ares in >> ginger, thanks. now, to the ews povt, twide manhuntor aco m considered armed and danger has come to an end. with ryan chamberlain a search.

federal agents say they found mak his abc's pierre thomas has the breaking details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. itn a days cf pbuturges ov after a nearly three-day manhunt, ryan chamberlain was arrested overnight. seen here as police take him down at a park near the golden gate bridge. >> he put up a little bit of resistance, it looked like. but there were so many office >> reporter: witnesses instantl recognizing the fugitive. >> scary, man. >> reporter: the fbi had been urgently hunting for chamberlain since allegedly discovering explosive materials in his apartment saturday. overnight, bomb techs searched the car he was driving, as well. >> it looked like he was tyicf1 tget he o fog bar where he used his mac card in the haight section of san francisco. but this morning, authorities aren't sure why chamberlain, who

once had a successful career in the media and politics, mi former associate was stunned, as well. >> flabbergasted. just out of character for anything that i know about ryan. >> reporter: this morning, the fbi is hoping to talk to chamberlain, and they want to know if whatpge >> lots of queslef okay, pierre, thanks very much. let's get the other top stories from amy. >> okay, good morning, everyone. we begin with tense moments on the new york subway overnight. esc passengers had to cover their faces with shirts t moments later, the smoky train was able to return to the station so everyone could get off. some people reporesd out, but no injuries are reported. a commuter nightmare ths or along one of the busiest interstate ss along the east coast.

a bridge on 495 in delaware shut down after crews found four e t engineers aren't sure how long it ke s one column was 4% off its vertical alignment. and that bridge carries 90,000 v well, federal agents have busted an online hacking scheme that allegedly stole $100 million from american bank accounts. they say notorious russian hacker evgeniy bogachev ran a criminal gang that released a virus called game over zeus infecting 1 million commuters around the world so they could tale financial information. one lost $7 million in a wire transfer that was never authorized. the u.s. is working with russia to bring bogachev to justice. and a $15 minimum wage will soon be reality in seattle. unanimously approved the wage c businesses will have three to a trade group is planning to sue to stop that i and take a look at this monster sandstorm now blamed for

at least four deaths iran it lasted just 15 minutes. but it engulfed the capital of tehran, uprooting trees and knocking out power. and crippling air and road state media call well, today scientists are expected to release detailed information about a mysterious noise that was reported around the same time that malaysia flight 370 might have crashed. that noise, possibly an ocean impact, was recorded by underwater receives but was far away from the current search zone in the indian ocean. one expert saying there's only about a %chaoise and finally, nothing beats a relaxing day at the beach unless, of course, this happens. watch as the plane comes in, barely missing that sunbather. coming close enough to just about scratch his back. this happened on an island off the coast of germany. the pilot admits he misjudged his landing target.

yeah. falling very short of that runway. the sunbather was not injured. but we are told quickly found another spot on the beach to lie out. the beach is empty. >> the landing strip is right >> whoa! >> he was liket. he misjudged ut. >> he said he didn't seegu >> yeah, but did he not see the ground, as well because it was >> i hope he brought another bathing suit to change into raf that whew! close. with that, wett >> thankhael now, to promising medical news in the batt agio c3 ccereat cervical cancer by boosting the body's immune system t two women who were expected to die from the cancer are alive today thanks to the new treatment. let's bring in dr. jennifer ashton. we really wanted to talk about this. what is thiatme o >> bigg first, it's important

to remember that most cases of exposure to the human papillomavirus or hpv. normally, our body's immune in this case, trs were t-cells that actually took part of the cervical tumor out. they found t-cells from these women who were specified just for that them and got them ready to fight an attack, reintroduced them to the tumor attacked. >> extremsi needless to say, how can this possibly be used to fight other cancers? >> well, this is the future in - c therapy, and we're starting to see it even today. it's per, ta therapy that just attacd do o do the ret of hea now, again, this is an incredibly small tr this study being done b we need much larger numbers, and we need to see will this work on other types of cancer caused by hpv and other types of cancer in al.

>> you bring up hpv. we have seen that the fda just recently approved it against ce& tha we saw this coming for some time because we know that hpv changes the cells on the cervix. so now it's thought -- it's really better to know is hpv there before the cells have most women, age 25 to 65, s ask their doctor specifically for the hpv -- >> how excited about all this? >> very. >> it is a great day. d >> that is encourageing news, hall of fame err dan marino has now joined thousands of others suing the league. he is among those that claims the league din't cleocf1 eang good morning, jim.epog new problems for the nfl.& e mfere long-term effects from violence in the game and dangers the gued. there have been big names before, brett favre, tony dorsett, jim mcmahon and junior

seau all connected to concussions and the nfl. but today, the biggest name of them all. hall of fame quarterback, dan marino, now suing the league, along with 14 other former players for damage they claim resulted from hard hits to the head. >> this makes this human. it makes it real, and it makes it famous, and that's a very big deal. >> reporter: the nfl has already agreed to pay former players more than $750 million to settle a class action suit brought by other players without admitting guilt. the judge in that case has so far refused to approve the settlemenit's but this new lawsuit raises the scandal of concussions and dementia to dan marino was known for not receiving concussions. he was known for throwing passes. >> marino, from the shotgun. >> reporter: and well-spoken nfl commentator fronting lucrative commercials. nt fef a >> reporter: but now he, like

the others filing suit, say he was affected by hits to the head, and this suit charges the nfl with turning a blind eye and allowing players to block, tackle, butt, spear, ram and/or injure opposing players with their helmeted heads. abc news reached outover night and the nfl has no comment on the lawsuit. >> i think the nfl is dealing with a scandal and an issue that is close to getting out of c >> reporter: marino and the other players sa pol sym av surfaced, and the nfl should now pay fo icatori george? >> they went above and beyond oka , ty mu >> 15 year te >> yeah. >> hall of fame in and i mean dan marino played 17 years. i'm pretty sure at some point he d i know for me, i banged up. and i was dged but it was really m go back and i think now there are a lot

different measures. if a guws aoms ns, do o yo ey r he but i think it's such a different time and different >> is it somethiked >> it was something that -- no, you didn't -- are you okay? yeah. i'm fine. go back in. and it was ne explained i think tshat or a n th1 o >> but that's what the players are complaining about, that they were not old and that they're >> yeah, and i think something has to be done. something has to be done to help guys who are fncus. i don't kf th changes because guys are bigger, stronger, faster and the equipment can't keep up with that. you want to switch gears and talk about "jeopardy!" here? you missed it. >> i missed it here yesterday. she was here yesterday. we're going to lk ao that cam nd lia she's the longest ever -- the longest-ever winning

tw ont t >> winning for 1999, this new england writer is the last person to win an oscar for adapting his own novel and her response was -- michael chabon is incorrect. so, it's going to cost you everything you had. >> well, i'll be honest with you -- >> everything. >> i didn't know that, robin. i can't be mad at you. >> it's on the prompter. that's the only reason -- >> you said it so convincing. i believe i believed you, robin. >> you had me fooled. but she won over $428,000. can't be too upset about that. we have to move on to ginger, who has the weather. >> yeah, a really nice day to celebrate but -- all of her wins and now coming to an end would be the storms because we have had some great weather around here. the cold front in western but we will get it throughout the mid-atlantic and the northeast, as we get

late tonight into early tomorrow. >> good tuesday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. the microclimate forecast shows the clouds not so thick so temperatures will warm back to nearly normal highs with less clouds the next couple of nights so summer heat is around the corner the upper 50's to low 60's and mid-to-upper 60's in san francisco and oakland and 70's elsewhere until the east bay where we will have the 80's. the seven-day forecast shows the heat is on inland starting on >> hot and stormy hereñrñiçóñrçóñrñrñiñiñr in the northeast.

but look back here. albuquerque could go to 100 today. that would be a record. they are scorching in the southwest. >> a lot of triple digits. ginger, thanks. coming up on "gma," two 12-year-olds in court, accused of attempting to murder their friend. what made them do it? also ahead, the florida woman attacked by a shark telling her terrifying story. her injury. and she wasn't even in ocean. and brad pitt, he's finally speaking out for the first time about being assaulted on the red carpet. his warning for his attacker. and the jockey who rides california chrome, he's with us live. we're going to talk ab their cance well, let's call it the triple crown, shall we? >> and down the stretch they come.

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the san francisco man at the center of a nationwide manhunt is in jail this morning. ryan chamberlain was taken into custody last night. he's expected to be turned over to the fbi this morning. the sickout, what effect leyla? >> thanks, eric. live pictures from sky 7-hd. market street in the financial district of san francisco, well, expect massive delays. 300 out of 600 buses are operating. the f line is not on market street. it's only going to run up and down embarcardero. metro busses will be in place instead. unfortunately, no cable cars. eric? >> leyla, thank you. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco has

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♪ i'm on the edge of glory ♪ let's zoom in on bello. live over times square this morning trying to set a new record. spending eight hours on a high-wire over times square. no breaks, he says. all kinds of fun planned all day long. and we're going to talk to him in just a little bit. he's got a smile on his face. eight hours up there, wow. >> he's sitting in a chair. >> it's energizing his core. >> that's exactly right. hanging on for life. >> you are very hard to impress. you want to impress her, stand up. also ahead this morning, the florida woman that was viciously attacked by a shark, telling her terrifying story this morning.

the surprise attack when she wasn't even swimming technically in the ocean. >> scary. >> wow. plus, brad pitt versus his red carpet attacker. the superstar is speaking out this morning about the scary incident. and he's sending a message to the man who assaulted him. and he's america's stallion. california chrome running for the triple crown this weekend. and we have his jockey with us this morning. so looking forward to talking to him. >> how much do you love this story? we'll see what happens. but now for thatting showing story out of wisconsin. two 12-year-old girls in court charged with viciously attacking their friend, trying to kill her after luring her into the woods. abc's ryan smith is here with that disturbing story. >> reporter: good morning, robi the small community reeling from a shocking attack and the rens bt. today, two 12-year-old girls

behind bars, accused of the unthinkable, stabbing their 12-year-old middle school classmate 19 times in the small, quiet town of waukesha, wisconsin. >> it's extremely disturbing as a parent and as a chief of police. >> reporter: the accused were in court yesterday, formally charged as adults with attempted first degree intentional homicide. abc is not releasing their names, as well as that of the victim. police say the victim is lucky to be alive. >> thankfully the victim survived. the wausha depa is deeply saddened that this 12-year-old girl had to suffer through this horrific crime. >> reporter: but the details of ted >> based on our investigation, it is believed that the suspects had planned to kill the victim >> reporter: authorities say the 12-year-old suspects were fascinated with a fictitious internet character known as the slender man. and planned attack believing he would reveal the himself. friday night, invited h a sleepover.

in by saying they were playing hide-and-seek. the girls told police, oe of them stabbed her repeatedly. the victim miraculously survived the brutal attack. she was able to crawl out of the woods to a road, where she was discovered by a passing bicyclist and rushed to the hospital for surgery. the accused were discovered on foot several hours later. >> once we located the two girl, it quick lyly became apparent that they were the suspects in this investigation. >> reporter: the victim is still in the hospital, but in stable condition. her attackers, girls she told police had been her best friends, in jail. police, with a warning for parents. >> i want to stress today that parents should not be allowing their children to have unrestricted or unmonitored internet usage. >> reporter: the two alleged assailants are in jail now. bail's been set at $500,000 each. and they're due back in court on june 10th. as for the victim, her doctors say she came within a millimeter of dying. her survival is a true miracle here. >> oh, that's just a shocking story. >> yeah. >> hard to digest. >> thank you, ryan. now, we're going to move to the shark attack which sent a young florida woman to the hospital, lucky to be alive. and a warning here. and some of the pictures you're about to see are tough to watch.

abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: it's summer's worst nightmare. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i have a shark bite. >> reporter: 22-year-old jessica vaughn was tubing with friends in ft. lauderdale sunday when she was attacked by what is believed to be a four-foot-long bull shark. >> start swimming out to the tube, and i get hit by something. at first it felt like it pumped my leg. >> reporter: jessica says the shark's tail then slapped her in the face. >> what did that feel like? >> a smack in the face. >> reporter: her friends springing into action but fearing for their lives, as well. >> i'm in the water. she's bit by a shark. and she's bleeding everywhere. there's nowhere for me to go. i'm right next to her. i could be next. >> reporter: a bystander called 911. >> did you guys tie off her leg? tie off her leg. >> reporter: after scooping her up into the boat, jessica was rushed to a nearby hospital, still in her bathing suit and sporting those unbelievable and undeniable bite marks on her leg. some of the images, too gruesome to show on television. >> she was very lucky.

i mean, she had a relatively big wound, but mostly involving the skin and muscles. >> reporter: already this year, at least a dozen shark attacks in hawaii, south carolina, georgia and florida. but this attack didn't happen in the ocean. it happened in the intracoastal, an inland waterway, where shark sightings, let alone attacks, are rare. >> you'll see people getting towed on watercraft. there's all sorts of water activity going on in there. and this is the first time anything like this has ever happened. >> reporter: still, jessica says he shad a strange premonition before the attack. >> before we went out, i don't like being able to see the bottom. and what's under there. >> reporter: a terrifying fear realized. but jessica remaining positive this morning, even playful. posing with a box of shark bites fruit snacks. doctors expect her to make a full recovery. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> laughter helps healing. >> apparently she kept her sense of humor. we wish her a full recovery. >> let's get another check of the weather with ginger. >> let's start in colorado,

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we're back now with brad pitt. he is speaking out about his red carpet scare. he was attending the premiere for fiancee angelina jolie who is in "maleficent" when he was accosted, forced to fend off a man who was trying to grab him. abc's linzie janis has the story. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning. brad pitt is describing the scary moment prankster vitalli sediuk jumped over a barrier and grabbed him. pitt also has a warning for sediuk. this morning, brad pitt is speaking out about the chaotic moment he was accosted on the red carpet last wednesday. pitt, who can be seen in this video, briefly fighting back against vitalli sediuk, describes the former ukrainian tv reporter as a "nutter"

telling "people" magazine, i saw someone stage diving over the barrier at me. he says sediuk then latched on to his lapels. i cracked him twice in the back of the head. not too hard but enough to get his attention because he did let go. >> there was a scuffle. and the gentleman was quickly escorted away from the red carpet with security. >> no contest. >> reporter: sediuk pleading no contest to battery and unlawful activity at an entertainment event, maintains he just wanted to give him a hug. >> i never punched. i never slapped brad pitt in the face. and this is absolutely false information. >> come on, man. what is the hell is your problem, buddy? >> reporter: but the 25-year-old has built a career around pranking celebrities in public places. like will smith, bradley cooper, leonardo dicaprio and adele and was even reportedly fired from a ukrainian television station after crawling under america ferrera's dress at last year's cannes film festival. pitt says, "i don't mind

an exhibitionist. but if this guy is going to keep it up, he's going to spoil it for the fans who have waited up all night for a photograph. and he should know, if he tries to look up a woman's dress again, he's going to get stomped." sediuk pleaded no contest to battery and unlawful activity. the ukrainian has been sentenced to three years probation with one year's psychiatric counseling. and he's been ordered to stay away from brad pitt and angelina jolie. still, he says he's not going to give up pranks. up stead, he says his future stunts will be done legally and in a polite way. good for brad pitt sticking up for america ferrera. you don't go looking up girls' dresses. >> no, not cool. >> don't go anywhere near a red carpet. >> can we quickly say, congratulations to linzie janis. she just got engaged. >> thanks. >> she did well with the ring. i can see it from over here. i'm blinded. >> you're engaged to to someone we all know.

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step up now to the "open mike." >> all right. it's time for "open mike" this morning, everybody. and, you know, america's horse, california chrome, has a chance to make history this weekend. he won the kentucky derby. he won the preakness. and if he wins the belmont stakes on saturday, he will be the first triple crown winner in 35 years. his jockey, victor espinosa is here to tell us how he does it. come on out, victor espinosa. >> yeah. >> what's up victor? how are you doing, man. have a seat, have a seat. >> thank you, guys. >> so you're headed to the belmont. this is everybody. >> hello. >> we're all happy you're here. you're headed to the belmont saturday. but do you realize the whole country is behind you rooting for you and california chrome to win this race. >> a lot of pressure.

a lot of weight to carry on me. >> a lot of weight to carry. george and i were talking about it earlier. do you have to cut any weight before the race? >> not this time. right now i'm watching my weight. >> you twisted steel of sex appeal. >> right. >> exactly what i was thinking. >> has california chrome ever been in a race this long? >> no. >> no? >> no one in the race has ever done that long. they're all the same. >> what's the strategy? >> win. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> that's right. you know? i should bring one. >> do you wear the nose clips, too? >> yeah. >> like a solidarity thing. >> why, i guess. >> or do you not breathe? >> for the horses, i think it's more dirt. can go inside. >> now just -- does california chrome know on race day that it's race day? do you feel the horse knows it's time to perform? >> yep. when i get on, he knows he's going to run. >> really? >> yeah. that's why he's been trained. >> he's had some good practice runs at belmont already.

>> yeah. i work him saturday. >> right. >> saturday. >> and he did really well? >> very well. >> does the horse get nervous? >> some of them do. but california chrome, no. he's really cool. >> he is. >> so, if california chrome wins and the previous one or two race, what does he get? >> right. >> like some extra sugar cubes? extra hay? >> maybe like a nice meal. >> a nice meal? >> yeah. >> victor, what do you think your chances are? do you think you're going to win it? >> i can't say. >> we do. >> but we do have a good chance, yeah. 46 he runs very well. >> very well. are there any professional exercises or anything you do before the race? >> yes. a lot. >> can you show me what you do? a little something. >> are you going to do it with me? >> i want to be a jockey. we're about the same size, man. so -- >> well. all right. >> what you got? >> one leg. one leg. go like this. >> yeah. >> all the way down. come on. >> that is all the way down for me. >> no, no, no. you have to go lower.

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. another tough day ahead for muni riders as drivers stage a sickout for a second straight day. muni tells abc7 news, half of the 600 vehicles will not be in service today and neither will cable cars. b.a.r.t. is honoring muni fares between san francisco and daly city. here's leyla with the traffic. >> and the streetcars that run along the embarcardero and market street will only be running along the embarcardero. keep that in mind. we have this sigalert that has joous just cleared. it's still very heavy traffic. mike? leyla, thank you very much. good morning everybody. sunshine about an hour quicker

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good morning, america. it's tuesday. and the force is with lupita. what the hollywood sweetheart revealed when she snagged a galactic new role. and a burning question. which anti-aging creams really turn back time? we break down the ones you should be trying right now. and "gma" investigates. from flip-flops to flats, are yo endangering your feet with summer's coolest shoes? what you need to know this morning. all that and, what are these guys doing? we'll tell you, as we say -- >> good morning, america.

chris powell getting everybody up and moving in times square this morning. those kids have lots of energy and getting fit right now. he's going to reveal his five tips to get a great beach body, starting this morning. >> the good, old-fashioned jumping jacks. old-school with chris. looking good. also this morning, speaking of looking good, country superstar, miranda lambert is here. she has a new album. we can't wait to hear her new hit. plus, this is one of the top trending videos overnight. superstar athletes coming together for a good cause, called crowd to play. >> people come together on this one. and this story is trending overnight. how parent is handwriting to your child's education?

and should you hold off on teaching them how to type? i think that's tough to do. but i do think there's a lot to be said about that. we're going to get into that in our "heat index." first, let's get news from amy. >> we begin with president obama, firing back at critics over the prisoner exchange that freed bowe bergdahl. in poland this morning the president saying, the sacred rule of the military is to never leave a servicemen behind, no matter the circumstances. bergdahl is receiving counseling after five years of a taliban prisoner. several of his soldiers accuse him of being a deserter, claiming they left the base in afghanistan on his own accord. general martin dempsey insisted bergdahl is innocent until proven guilty. and the military will not look away of misconduct in the case. $1 billion to increase the u.s. military's presence in

europe. that comes as fighting rages between russian-backed russias and ukraineyouukraineian troops. here at home, a three-day nationwide manhunt has ended with this arrest of a former political consultant in san francisco. police handcuffed ryan chamberlain, near the golden gate bridge. agents still aren't sure why he was storing explosives in his apartment. and we are getting new video this morning, as police narrow their search for little maddie mccann, who vanished in 2007, while vacationing with her family. british investigators are searching in a corner near that resort in portugal where maddie was staying with her family. police have set up tents and roped off areas of specific interest. the search is expected until this friday. and in florida, a judge is accused of punching a lawyer

after a heated argument in court. the two were disagreeing about a trial procedure when the judge suddenly issued this threat. >> if you want to fight, let's go out back. >> let's go. >> oh, my. seconds later, the men left the courtroom and could be heard scuffling in the hallway. outside, deputies finally broke it up. no charges have been filed. but the fight is being reported to the florida bar. and finally, this may be the only time it's okay to fall asleep behind the wheel. take a look. when you're 2 years old and driving a mini tractor-trailer. little cameron hughes must have missed nap time. but he dozed off on his john deere, going around in circles. mom said she left him drive for about three minutes before eventually making him up. >> he can sleep. >> we feel your pain. we know what that feels like. like -- >> his mom says, he loves his tractor.

we can tell that. thank you. "pop news" coming up. let's get weather, first, from ginger. >> we love having a good time out here in times square. celebrating this morning. everyone say congratulations. she just graduated high school. congrats. what's your name? >> jill. >> and she's from louisiana. we're going to start with a picture from bello. and all of the bello fans out there. great conditions this morning above times square. there he is, about 30 feet. temperatures hovering around 70 degrees. a calm wind. couldn't ask for more. we want to get out of times square and right into orlando because we have a great start there. up and down the east coast this morning. you can see the sunshine. orlando, there, wftv, our affiliate. we love seeing that. and the sunshine will last only so long. we do have storms moving

through. gulf moisture pumping >> good tuesday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. the microclimate forecast shows the clouds not so thick so temperatures will warm back to nearly normal highs with less clouds the next couple of nights so summer heat is around the corner the upper 50's to low 60's and mid-to-upper 60's in san francisco and oakland and 70's elsewhere until the east bay where we will have the 80's. the seven-day forecast shows the heat is on inland starting on >> you know, this young lady says she wanted to say hello to who? >> sydney. >> sydney is her best friend in nebraska. also, a severe weather possibility today, sydney. get that storm shelter ready. >> great group out there. here's our "gma morning

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and occasionally, they do have guest stars. and hilarity ensues. that's their guest star, the squirrel. >> am i supposed to know what ornothology is? >> ornothology is the study of birds. this is like central perk. and people watch this for hours. and the squirrel jumped in here. this is from the same station that brought you instant classics like the knitting marathon. and there was a show that was nothing more than a train. a camera attached to a train. >> before you go to sleep, you put that on. it knocks you out. that's why it goes for hours. you don't change the channel because you're out. >> norway's royal family tweeted -- get it, tweeted? this is why we love norwegian broadcasting. says it all, doesn't it? >> and you brought it to america. >> thank you. i'm here for you. hey, we reported on a lot of health issues. you know, we get into how to

live better. and in "pop news," i do that often for cats. i take it very seriously. we showed you the cat treadmill. we showed you the cat -- this is the cat that even though cats hate swimming, this cat lost a lot of weight by swimming. i brought you that, as well. and now, i bring you the latest trend for the little guys that love their tender vittles a little too much. in russia, this cat has lost 4 1/2 pounds by hanging on for dear life, while her owner cycles for miles and miles. it gets the whole core. >> isometric. >> his owner says he's so good hanging on, that he accompanies him on tour de france-type bike trips. they're about to train for a marathon in siberia. >> losing weight by holding on? >> yes. >> i am going to have george carry me around all day. if that's the case, i'll lose four to five pounds. >> and i'll enter the olympics.

>> i want to see. >> i'd watch that for hours. and finally, happy repeat day, everybody. happy repeat day, everybody. i won't do it again. >> you knew that was coming. >> the annual event is every year on june 3rd. and repeat day is a great day for those with selective hearing. repeat them over and over again. you're not nagging today because -- >> it's repeat day. >> repeat it with me. >> it's repeat day. it's like groundhog day around here. what would you repeat over and over again if you could? >> sleep. >> the snooze button, like i did this morning. i began it with repeat day. >> my producer and i guessed that you would say that. that's "pop news." >> we're so predictable. >> just sleep deprived. >> you need to get going. we're going to move on to "the heat index." have a great day.

>> good day to you. >> we're going to start around the play campaign. it's one of the top youtube videos. superstars coming together for proud to play. it's in honor of lesbian, gay, transsexual pride month. kicking off the month of june. take a look. >> you have to be brave to step forward and declare to the rest of the world, this is who i am. >> it's important to be proud to play. >> this is the biggest moment in sports. it's our time to make a difference. we show the world that every athlete can be proud to play. >> check it out. jason collins, kobe bryant. that's great. >> it was just last year that robbie came out. he has came out to his teammates. but going out to his family was the hardest part. and it makes it easier for the next one. i love the feeling of love that is surrounding these players. >> it will continue all year long.

you can join it by uploading the video to youtube. >> and i'm thinking of derek gordon, the young basketball player from umass who came out a few months ago. and it's exactly what you're saying. just by seeing others and wanting to show that example for all. up now in "the heat index" one of the most e-mailed stories for "the new york times" overnight. how parent are handwriting skills to your child's education? there's new evidence suggesting that even as technology plays a bigger role, yes, in schools, the benefits of learning handwriting skills go beyond pencil and paper. this comes as most states have adopted standards that focus on learning handwriting in kindergarten and first grade. then shift to learning typing. we want to hear from you. what do you think matters more? good handwriting or good typing skills? tweet us at "gma." >> can we go with both? >> i started with handwriting

first. but my kids don't. >> i also used writing things out to help me memorize. by putting it on paper, to me, it locks it in. it was a great studying tool. >> great discipline and care. unfortunately, do as i say, not as i do. i have the world's worst handwriting. >> i can attest. >> i was at a book signing over the weekend. and they had a book that my mom wrote. and it had my mom's handwriting. it's something about seeing handwriting. and it was my mom. that's something that you don't get with typing. >> and a good thank you note. a lost art. >> yes, it is. also coming up, or right now, i should say, in our "heat index" you know the tune. "star wars," episode 7, it all the buzz again this morning. major star power has joined the cast. this time, lupita nyong'o. the actress posted this message to fans on monday. i can say it out loud and proud,

i'm going to a galaxy far, far away. she is joining the cast. and this is a big, big deal because she's obviously just the hottest thing in hollywood. so, for her to sort of get onboard i think says a lot about where this movie is headed. up into the galaxy. >> and beyond. >> december 18th, 2015, we'll be able to watch it. >> and before then, i'll do 948 stories on it. burning up "the heat index," spiking right now, anti-wrikle creams. we go over to social square, as people search for the best creams. yahoo! compiled the top list. we have the top searched skin screams. there's kills midnight recovery. and bare minerals multiwrinkle repair. and we have dr. ashton with us. everyone's searching for that perfect cream. you have your favorite. >> i do have my favorite. before i tell you what that is, the most important thing when you're preventing skin aging,

sun damage. 90% of how we age, is due to sun. for all skin types, spf 365 days a year. that's the key. you want to hear my favorite? >> yes. >> i love the neutrogena anti-wrinkle scream. it has spf in it. it doesn't clog my skin. and i've seen some of this damage. and it's affordable. it's not expensive. it's like $20. >> you say you want to put the hats on. >> where's my hats? this, this is my hat. it's bent. this is really important. but there's really great science and technology in these skin creams today.retinols. now to "gma" investigates, summer shoe dangers from flip-flops to ballet flats and sky-high heels. the go go-to shoes for summer can may have your feet paying

the highest price of all. mara schiavocampo has what you need to know before you buy those summer shoes. >> reporter: summer shoes. casual. open. and as it turns out, maybe not so hot for your feet. >> i see an increase in foot-related injuries, especially at the end of the summer. >> reporter: foot specialists like dr. jackie sutera says some warm weather shoes can pose dangers to your feet and can affect your ankles, knees, hips and back. wearing the wrong summer shoes can cause tendinitis and stress fractures. and can also lead to chronic foot pain that can cause arthritis and even foot deformity. >> bad shoes are considered anything that's extreme. so, too thin, too flat, too open. >> reporter: first up, flip-flops, a summer staple for men and women. a recent study found they can

lead to treacherous ankle twists. >> these should be warn at the beach or the pool. not for commuting or walk around. >> reporter: but unlike for women, these flimsy open slip-ons are the beginning and end of most men's summer footwear. >> men have a tendency to just hold on to their shoes and not to throw away. >> reporter: next up, ballet flats. like flip-flops, may be too thin. >> when shoes are too thin and too flat, they offer no shock absorption, and no cushioning. >> reporter: a recent survey found 71% of heel wearers say those shoes hurt their feet. that pain can be even worse in the summer, with stilettos providing less support than they're counterparts. i brought my favorite summer sandals to the doctor. and was shocked to see how they affect my feet. >> this is how your foot should function.

>> that's how my foot is supposed to look. >> yes. >> and the fact that it looks like this means what? >> it means you're overusing high heels. you have fractures of the toes and pulling of the tendons. look for good arch support and cushioning. buy shoes fitting your longest toe. and don't wear bad shoes too often. >> everything in moderation. you shouldn't eat cupcakes every day. and you shouldn't wear flip-flops and high-heels every day. >> what can you wear? i'm wearing a pair of platform wedges. wedges are a better option because it distributes the weight more evenly. and it's even better if they have a cork or rubber base. and this is a good example. this is what the doctor sent over of a good, summer flat. a little bit of height. not too much. kind of flexible. and it's going to give you the support you need to stay in the

shoe and not damage your feet. i live in heels. i never met a pair of heels i didn't love. >> i wear flip-flops here. and then, a pair of heels. >> you can wear these. >> it matches your outfit. i like what the doctor said, only from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m., do we wear the shoes like this. these come off at 9:00. lara will attest to that. right, lara? >> 9:00 can't come soon enough. we want to get to our series, best beach body ever. we've been getting tips from experts for weeks on toning up, slimming down. and today, our guy, chris powell, host of abc's "extreme weight loss" is here with us to share his secrets. and i know tonight your show, an amazing story about a mom and son? >> yeah. an incredible journey they went through the last 365 days the and they're unrecognizable now. i can't wait for america to see them. >> and comesome of the tips you had

them do, they really work. these are simple. bang us through these three. >> tried and true. >> i'll put my shoe back on. >> or you can leave them off and do some work with us. drink a gallon of water a day. it seems like a lot. but staying hydrated. cut sugar. a lot of times we think, cut soda and sandy. but at the same time, there's hidden sugars in yogurt and sauces. and granola bars and dried fruits. >> savory not just sweet. >> and sodium. sodium, that's what pulls the water out of our body. give us the bloated feeling. if you cut sodium, some of the dressings, sauces. frozen meals, especially, it vacuum seals your skin to your body. you have the tight look for summer. >> speaking of tight looks. let's get dumping. dump it. in the meantime, ginger zee is

going to get down and show us some of your favorite workouts. guys, listen up. ginger, you've been using these. obviously, they're working. let's start with the manmaker. >> we're going to make it a womanmaker. >> it's the manmaker. everything in one movement. a big complex here. going to go down to the ground. pick up your dumbbells. shall we begin? take it down. take it back. we push-up, we row. we push up again. we row. >> go, ginger. >> do a squat. and let's do it again. what do you say? >> oh, my goodness gracious. >> i recommend, do five minutes of these a day. >> oh. five minutes? >> and jumping, squatting. and press. perfect. just do five minutes a day. >> as ginger continues to get ready for her big wedding with chris. check out "extreme weight loss" tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central on abc.

good morning. i'm eric thomas. we're expecting to learn more this morning about ryan chamberlain. the former san francisco political consultant was taken into custody last night. chamberlain had been on the run three days. fbi agents say they found explosive material saturday in his apartment near jackson. police and the fbi are set to hold a joint news conference at the federal building in just a few minutes. only half of muni's 600 vehicles are running in san francisco today. it's a sickout. let's check in with leyla. >> that's right eric. also want to let you know that caltrains is experiencing 16-minute delays, the 225 experiencing mechanical problems so they're combining with 227. in san jose, this crash is clearing. it involved injuries. northbound 680. watch out for that. we are still noticing some

delays. but most of the traffic is on northbound 101, make it right past the split up to the san jose airport. >> when we come back

we have 61 in antioch for the warm spot 48 san rafael the rest of us rich in the low to upper 50s right now with the cloud deck a little thinner than yesterday. so i think your microclimate may go up a little bit within a dee gree of mountain view and petaluma.

accuweather seven-day forecast, even more sunshine and slightly warmer tomorrow then the heat hits inland thursday through the weekend. ♪ the drinks keep coming my head loves it ♪ ♪ wait for the morning don't know what happened ♪ oh, my. that was a hot, amazing performance. miranda lambert teaming up with carrie underwood, for the billboard music awards. miranda has a new album out this morning. looking forward to talking to her. >> that was so good. also here, the jenner sisters. kendall and kylie. they're at our twitter mirror right now. they're going to share some details about their new book.

and also, going to tell us about kim and kanye's wedding. >> they might have been there. find out all about that. and also, we have a special mystery guest joining us thursday and friday, to do the weather, while ginger is away for her wedding. we want you to guess who it is. tweet your guesses now, using #socialsquare. >> is that the outline of the person? >> it looks like jude law. >> can i give a little hint? >> just think about throwback thursday. throwback thursday. >> okay. >> i have some ideas now. >> i do, too. >> i know. grammy-winning superstar, megastar, miranda lambert has two top-ten songs. a brand-new album out today. it is called "platinum." she and blake shelton, the reigning country couple. best female and male vocalists at the cmas. miranda lambert, ladies and gentlemen. how are you?

>> i'm good. how are you? >> looking good. you have a new album coming out. >> finally. >> "platinum." >> i saw your shoes. >> it was an ode to "platinum." tell people what "platinum" means to you. >> it's a lifestyle word for me, at this point. there's a song on the record called "platinum." it's a hair color. everything that was silver is now platinum. anytime we see silver, it's platinum. and it's diamonds and blonde hair and fun stuff. >> do you get as excited as your fans when it's the drop day, that it's coming out finally? >> oh, yeah. i got an hour's sleep. i was so excited and couldn't sleep. and just anxious. and ready for people to hear it. >> this one is really personal because you co-wrote or wrote a number of the songs. and there's a lot of people that were asking on our twitter account, what inspired you with this?

what was your inspiration for this music? >> just the last three years. living and going through things. turning 30. it kind of explains where i am right now at 30 years old. every song on this record, has a piece of who i am right now, today. we saw you and carrie, recently at the billboard. that was such a performance. you've won grammys. you have millions of fans. and you were worried about asking her to do a duet with you, carrie? >> absolutely. she's a great artist and vocalist. i wanted it to be the right song. here's my one shot to ask her. it's got to be right. it's so fun performing with her. it's a blast. you know? girl power. >> it was a rot of girl power. something bad was up there. and she tweeted out the picture of what you sent her, the gift, the motorcycle. >> yes. she was wanting a motorcycle. and i wanted to get her

something for all of the work she had put in, singing on the record, doing performances. and so, i was like, okay. you have to learn how to drive this thing. she's been practicing. i can't wait. she's going to look hot on that thing. >> you know what looks hot? the cover of "rolling stone." the first country music edition of this. and you, my friend, are on the cover. can we show you? have you seen this yet? "rolling stone." look at that. >> i've seen a cell phone picture of it. it's creepy. it's surreal that it's actually happening. >> they're getting involved with country music. they have a website devoted to that. what does it feel like to know you're the first one on that cover? >> it's crazy. it's like i -- i want to physically hold the magazine. i don't believe it. it's happening. i'm on the cover of "rolling

stone." that's what every musician dreams of. you know you've made it. >> you have made it. and i want to ask you this quickly. you've always been very up front. you look great. and you have always said, doesn't matter, size doesn't matter. who you are. you have to be comfortable in your own skin. really send that message i feel like people should embrace who no matter whatsiz tor tall, whatever color. matters. myself. sometimes it's hard. but yoknow, i just feel like i've always been about being whatever's -- i said i don't care. i just don't want to jiggle. >> i can relate to that. we cannot wait. you're going to sing your new one, "automatic." and she's going to sing it, miranda lambert, for us. her new album "platinum" is out today. stay tuned for that and our

performance. ginger's getting married. our weather girl. she's getting married on saturday. where are you, ginger? >> i'm up high. this is where meteorologists should get married, right on top of times square. we have a different thing to show you because bello. fans of bello nock, get ready. you've seen him from the statue of liberty. and look behind me. he's on top of times square, up 30 feet on a high wire. the longest eight-hour or more, he could do more, interview on a high wire. good morning, bello. we got you a little something. first, beautiful weather. >> awesome. that comes out to me. >> that will come out to you. you can see it. how are you doing so far? >> i'm feeling good. been up here about an hour. and feeling good. try not to get distracted by the beautiful sights and sounds. hold it right there, guys. back up just a little.

>> our gift includes some things you may need. including "gma" sunglasses because of the sunshiney day. and hairspray for your signature hair. does that help you stay on point? >> i guess so. it helps me stick out. >> we love this, bello. you're doing the ultimate challenge. theultimate.com is where people will see it, right? >> that's right. you can take that back. okay. i'm going to do 15 stunts in under 15 minutes. >> and it's all going to be live for people to see. >> on live at theultimate.com.

>> all that weather, brought to you by cottonelle. good luck, bello. kendall and kylie jenner, the youngest sisters in the kardashian clan are with us. and they've written a new young adult novel, "rebels, city of indra." it features two girls that set off on a journey together, amid the constant danger. it sounds tantalizing. i want to ask you about your sister, kim's" wedding. obviously, it's been the talk of the media over the last couple weeks here. her photo set a new record, over 2 million likes on instagram. what were your favorite moments from her big day? >> honestly, everything was amazing. >> the whole wedding was filled with so much love. and to see two people so happy was my favorite part. >> probably why it got 2 million likes. what did you guys wear?

>> we wore some simple pretty gowns that kim and kanye picked out. and your brother, rob, he wasn't at the wedding? >> he's doing really well. >> good to hear. you guys are very busy. you're both still on "keeping up with the kardashians." kendall, you have a modeling career. what made you want to write a book and add that to the list? >> i don't know. i think that we had gone to a meeting and decided that we -- what we were thinking of an idea of what we would like to see in a movie. and thought of this crazy idea. and why not write a book about it? we had a co-writer. we can't write a sci-fi novel on our own. we had some help. but it was a fun experience. >> what was the writing process like for you? >> it was for two years. we've been working on it for a while. it was awesome just seeing it grow. and it's really cool.

>> yeah. >> we have a lot of questions from your fans. someone on facebook who wants to know -- this is instagram, excuse me. who was the inspiration for these characters? do you identify with them? >> i think that we have -- we definitely have similarities to the characters. but we didn't -- they're not directly related to us. >> and your fans want to know if you're writing a second book? >> we could -- >> yes. >> there's always a sequel in mind when you're writing the first one. >> exactly. this is going to happen in the

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un unconventional love story in a way. i kind of kicked some butt for most of the film. i ended up liking it. >> now, this entire movie is quite a departure taking off your english boj net and an exo suit. and supposed to enhance the capability.

>> in real-it kind of hindered you. >> tom cruise. >> i know. >> he was he like to work with. >> so sweet, generous and such a pro. he was so involved and encouraging. i definitely wanted to do all my stunts because he kind of does it. >> you kind of had to. >> i don't want him to be the only one showing up. >> you nearly broke your nose. >> i did. >> not even a great story. i smashed myself in the face with the butt of my own sword. you know. >> you're a new mom. i love the picture your husband tweeted out. not a lot of sleep. >> not a leap of but so cute. >> she is adorable. >> we were in control because i don't like the idea of that on

my child's head. i thought it would be better if we controlled it. >> any favorite moment with little hazel. >> i mean pretty much everything. that's the best thing ever. when they look like little -- they look like little -- you see the full kind of rolls. we have a lightning round. whatever comes to your mind. if you could be invisible what would you do. >> i would like to be in maybe something in the white house. >> the last thing you purchased? >> it was a snickers bar was the last thing i bought. >> coffee or tea. >> coffee now. it used to be tea. now that i have a baby. >> you have to go for the stronger stuff. >> heels or flats. >> flats. >> emily, thank you etch.

>> edge of "tomorrows" tomorrow. miranda lambert performing live. ♪

8:48. we're back with country superstar miranda lambert. her brand-new album is "platinum." out today. here she is with the debut single, "automatic." ♪ quarter in a pay phone drying laundry on the line ♪ ♪ watching sun tea in the window pocket watch, tellen time ♪ ♪ seems like only yesterday i'd get a blank cassette ♪ ♪ record the country countdown 'cause i couldn't buy it yet ♪

♪ if we drove all the way to dallas ♪ ♪ just to buy an easter dress we'd take along a rand mcnally ♪ ♪ stand in line to pay for gas god knows that shifting gears ain't what it used to be ♪ ♪ i learned to drive that 55 just like a queen on a tree ♪ ♪ hey, whatever happened to waiting your turn ♪ ♪ doing it all by hand 'cause when everything is handed to you ♪ ♪ it's only worth as much as the time you put in ♪ ♪ it all just seems so good the way we had it ♪ ♪ back before everything became automatic ♪

♪ if you had something to say you'd write it on a piece of paper ♪ ♪ and you'd put a stamp on it and they'd get it three days later ♪ ♪ boys would call the girls and girls would turn them down ♪ ♪ staying married was the only way to work your problems out ♪ ♪ hey, whatever happened to waiting your turn ♪ ♪ doing it all by hand 'cause when everything is ♪ ♪ handed to you it's only worth as much ♪ ♪ as the time put in it all just seems so good ♪ ♪ the way we had it back before everything became ♪ ♪ automatic, yeah

automatic ♪ ♪ let's put the windows down windows with the crank ♪ ♪ come on, let's take a picture the kind you gotta shake ♪ ♪ hey, whatever happened to waiting your turn ♪ ♪ doing it all by hand 'cause when everything is ♪ ♪ handed to you it's only worth as much ♪ ♪ as the time put in it all just seems so good ♪ ♪ the way we had it back before everything became ♪ ♪ automatic, yeah ♪

♪ automatic ♪ [ cheers and applause ] heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting.

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our thanks again to miranda and the gang. "platinum" is the new one. am i wearing enough platinum for you? >> the shoes. a little bit. >> have a great day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. at ikea, we don't just desire. we design good mornings. litt little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways.

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. california is holding its primary election today. the polls will be open for voters until 8:00 tonight. turnout is expected to be at a record low not because of the weather, though. here's mike. >> a pretty nice day, eric. good morning, everybody. sunshine a little quicker than yesterday, upper 50s, low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s san francisco and oakland. 70s elsewhere to 80s inland. temperatures back to average today but focus on thursday through the weekend, well warmer than average with a heat wave inland. leyla? >> of course muni traffic delays today because we only have half the service but we're also getting word that caltrains is experiencing delays in san bruno, police activity

northbound 323 and southbound 324 are affected. >> our next announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the series "derek," ricky gervais. and reality stars kylie a jenneall jenner. plus, your comments and questions when the co-hosts open up the inbox. all next on "live." clr [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ e