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ares now under investigation. ryan has the latest from norman, oklahoma. >> reporter: good morning, george. that is the now former frat house behind me and you see that u-haul truck, that's there because these young men must vacate by midnight by order of the president. also signs this scandal is widening. the greek letters have been stripped off the frat house this morning and the young men who once proudly wore them have been stripped of their pride. >> are you embarrassed? >> extremely. can i say anything else? >> reporter: they may not be the only ones. this morning the sorority tri delt says they're deeply disappointed and investigating their own members after this video of sigma alpha epsilon at the university of oklahoma went viral and shows sae members along with some young member chanting a racial slur. >> you can hang him from a tree but he'll never sign with me. there will never be a [ bleep ] in sae. >> that's something that's been rehearsed and well known. everybody on that bus was singing this chant proudly and

confidently. >> reporter: some students tell abc news the chant is part of this fraternity's national racist. legacy. they boast 15,000 members and they deny that and immediately closed the ou chapter. >> it's not sanctioned, endorsed or otherwise a national song. this dark cloud is hanging over the organization and it's sad because this is absolutely not what sae is about. >> reporter: the university president says any students identified on the tape may be expelled. >> i think it's time for all of us all across america to step up and show zero tolerance when we're dealing with racism. >> reporter: the outrage reverberating outside campus. this football recruit who committed to play there says not now. >> i didn't like what was going on. >> but closing down an entire house based on the actions of a few freshmen seems like an overreaction to some. including the fraternity's african-american cook who finds himself out of a job. he's had it for 14 years.

>> outrageous. i think it's outrageous. >> reporter: also this morning, we have a new statement from the local chapter. they deny what the national chapter told us and say their not under investigation. robin. >> all right, ryan, thank you. now to that secret government testing to take down drones. the secret service is conducting mysterious flights in the middle of the night looking for ways to knock them out of the sky. abc's pierre thomas is in washington with the latest on all that for us. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as you know, drones have been showing up everywhere and a recent white house incursion by a drone made it clear they could be a potential threat so now the secret service is taking action. the secret service is launching a series of overnight training exercises to cope with the growing new threat of drones. the testing which would be conducted in the wee overnight hours involves using a number of methods to take drones out of the sky including technology that would turn them off. the concerns intensified a few weeks ago when this drone

penetrated the white house perimeter and crashed on to the north lawn. sources say drones are potential threats for carrying explosives but also to spy on white house activities. in a recent exclusive interview with the new secret service director, he made it clear to me that the recent drone events have gotten everyone's attention including the president of the united states. >> and i personally briefed the president on the events of that day and he had very specific questions and was very concerned as he should be. technology changes and we're working with the private industry, as well, that those that are producing these drones and it's a global issue. >> reporter: science fiction is coming to real life and the secret service is having to respond. george. >> okay, pierre, thanks. also in washington, the white house hitting back hard at republican senators who wrote directly to iranian leaders warning them a nuclear deal would not last. abc's jon karl is at the white house and, jon, the president said these senators are making common cause with iranian hard-liners and the vice president went further and stopped just short of calling it treason.

>> reporter: vice president biden called the letter dangerous saying it's beneath the congress to undermine the commander in chief while he is trying to conduct foreign policy. i spoke to the primary author of the letter and here's how he responded to the white house. >> isn't it the job for the president of the united states to negotiate with the foreign governments. >> it's the job of the president to negotiate but it's the job of the government to approve. >> reporter: you are going in and trying to insert yourself on negotiations between the president and a foreign government. >> we're simply trying to say that congress has a constitutional role to approve any deal, to make sure that iran never gets a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the iranians have also responded via twitter of all places. the iranian foreign minister saying, "it

seems that the authors not only do not understand international law but are not fully cognizant of the nuances of their own constitution when it comes to the presidential powers in the conduct of foreign policy." >> one of the white house is concerned about if it fall as part the u.s. could get more of the blame. >> reporter: if this deal goes down the white house will point the finger directly at congress. now to the boston marathon bombing trial. terrifying new video was played in court on monday as more victims delivered emotional testimony as we learn how little emotions dzhokhar tsarnaev displayed right after he launched the attack. abc's tom llamas is covering the trial for us in boston. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. the defense is trying to paint dzhokhar tsarnaev as a misguided youth who was just following the footsteps of his older brother but prosecutors say the video you're about to see shows a cold-blooded killer, someone who had no regard for the innocent men, women, even children in his path of terror because he was standing right next to them. the video is chilling.

alleged boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev caught on tape launching his attack. watch this newly released video played in court on monday, tsarnaev in the white hat appears to pick a spot in the crowd, slips off his backpack, believed to be holding the pressure cooker bomb, lingers, uses his cell phone, then seconds later at 2:49 p.m., the first bomb goes off, the crowd suddenly looks left. he starts to walk away. seconds after that, his bomb goes off. a fireball erupting into the camera. prosecutors also playing this new video from a nearby whole foods showing the then 19-year-old casually strolling into the store less than 15 minutes after the bombings heading to the dairy section buying a half gallon of milk before walking out and driving away. this calm scene playing out while chaos was unfolding back at the marathon finish line. jurors also seen these new images and hearing from

witnesses like jessica kenski testifying from her wheelchair monday saying she was so in shock after the blast she was unaware of what was happening until someone screamed, ma'am, you're on fire. jurors also hearing from one of the heros from that day, matthew patterson, a critical care paramedic who was off duty during the bombings but jumped into action saving the life of 6-year-old jane richard who lost a leg and her older brother, martin, in the attack. >> i testified because i believe that jane, jane's voice needs to be heard and the damage that was done to her physically, emotionally and for the rest of her life. >> reporter: tsarnaev in court for the testimonies slouching in his chair appearing uninterested. he's pleaded not guilty to 30 counts against him including murder and the use of a weapon of mass destruction. and though he used his personal twitter account to quote rappers like jay z and eminem, prosecutors reveal he had another twitter account under an

alias where he quoted anwar al awlaki, a radical muslim cleric, also a member of al qaeda. george. >> thanks very much. we turn to another major train accident, the third in a month. this one in north carolina where an amtrak train collided with a tractor trailer injuring dozens. abc's david kerley is in halifax, north carolina, with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. that is the cargo of prefabricated structures on a truck that's been cleared. the amtrak cars and engine are gone. the crossing is re-opened. but serious questions remain this morning. another driver saw it coming. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! an amtrak train slamming into a tractor-trailer and its tarp-covered cargo. >> engine on the side tore to pieces back car and the first coach on the ground. >> reporter: on board 230 people, the 911 calls pour in. >> amtrak is derailed. oh, my god.

>> reporter: the engine and two of the seven cars jumped the tracks. >> it was horrific. i mean the ground shook, our vehicle shook. >> the train just is like an abrupt stop all of a sudden. that was it. just zhoom. all you hear was steel and metal. >> reporter: one out of every four people on board taken by ambulance or bus to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the truck was trying to turn right after the crossing but was too long. escorted by a state trooper, the driver backed up to try and make that turn again when the signal started. the state police say there was no time to warn the rail line or amtrak. this is the third serious passenger rail accident in just over a month. two weeks ago a truck on the tracks in california and last month a metro north train stuck an suv in new york. both the driver and six passengers were killed. but here in north carolina, a happy reunion after a very scary day. now, there is some discrepancy how long that truck was stuck on

the tracks. witnesses say 15 to 20 minutes, the state patrol says it was just a matter of minutes of there is a sign that says if there is an emergency call. george, no call was made. >> oh, that's surprising, okay, david, thanks very much. to amy. with today's other top stories. another security scare at laguardia airport. >> the details are just coming in. new york city police have arrested a man they say pointed a laser at aircraft taking off and landing at laguardia airport. this is the laser officers recovered. three pilots suffered eye injuries including two officers flying a police helicopter. laser attacks are growing problems with nearly 4,000 reported last year alone. the fbi has set up a special task force to investigate them. also breaking overnight two olympic medalists among the victims of a deadly crash during the filming of a reality show on these two helicopters that apparently collided in argentina while taping a popular european tv show. two pilots and eight passengers were killed including camille

muffat, a french swimmer who won gold in 2012 and french boxer alexis vastene. the olympic committee saying tremendous champions and friends have gone. well, the u.s. ambassador to south korea was released from the hospital this morning after a terrifying knife attack. ambassador mark lippert was greeted by hundreds of supporters in seoul today. he told a news conference it was a scary incident but he feels, quote, pretty darned good. lippert was slashed in the face and arm by an anti-american activist. a security review is now under way. a developing story from houston. the city's busy shipping channel has been closed after a collision in the fog. one ship was carrying a toxic highly flammable chemical. some of it leaked. nearby residents have been told to stay indoors as a precaution. and in los angeles, dramatic video captured the moment firefighters responded to this burning building. flames pouring out the door. you can see there moments later they reached in a window nearby to rescue this toddler from her

mother's arms carrying her down the ladder before bringing everyone down to safety. at least three people were sent to the hospital. the cause of this fire is under investigation. and in new hampshire, a fast-moving tractor trailer was caught on video slamming right into and through this toll booth. the truck also hit another vehicle. it's pretty remarkable everyone is okay. and finally remember the weasel that hitched a ride on the back of this woodpecker. we showed you this picture. it went wildly viral. the park in england where this was taken is getting so much attention someone decided to install this sign to commemorate the event, it reads "hornchurch country park, home of the woodpecker-riding weasel." local residents say they always knew their park was extraordinary although there has been some controversy as to why the weasel was riding the woodpecker. some believe that someone was looking for lunch. >> oh.

>> come on. >> i know but that's what some people were saying. that's right, amy. >> it was still a beautiful picture. >> that's a story for "national geographic." >> what story do you have, michael? >> the latest on chris bosh. bosh has two nba titles but now life-threatening illness is putting his career in jeopardy and last night he made his first public appearance since being diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs and matt gutman sat down with him for the exclusive interview. >> it was the kind of welcome that the miami heat's chris bosh is used to. >> blocked by bosh! game over. >> reporter: but this one was merely for surviving. >> i want to thank each and every one of you for all the love. >> reporter: the ten-time all-star making a surprise appearance last night two weeks since he was grounded by a life-threatening condition, blood clots in his lungs. >> i'm not out of the woods. >> reporter: now speaking about it for the first time

exclusively to abc news. >> it's a tough pill to swallow. >> reporter: for weeks the former member of the miami heat storied big three which included lebron james and dwyane wade had fought through the pain. >> myself, my wife all went to haiti. i suffered for two days and the third day we came back and i went to the doctor's office. >> finally he checked himself into the hospital. >> i remember looking at the doctors and more people start coming in. >> reporter: that's never good news. >> never good news. >> the clots traveled from his calf to his lungs. it's a condition that kills 100,000 americans every year. often people with poor circulation like the elderly or the very tall. the same condition that a day earlier had killed former nba star jerome kersey. >> that's some things that start getting spooky for me. >> reporter: the doctor saved his life but perhaps not his career. let's hope you make it back next season. >> i will. >> but if you don't have you thought about what's next?

>> i just kind of think of things i can get better at, to kind of help that process when i'm done. >> reporter: these days he's homebound with his wife and three kids playing a different game. but primed for that bigger arena. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> well, bosh obviously had the right attitude. now, outlook is good for him. he's expected to resume full basketball activity this september. it could be ready for the start of the next season. >> right attitude about it. >> sure does. >> don't count him out. he is so tenacious. >> but what a beautiful family. >> oh, yeah. >> good luck to him. ginger right now. okay, warm weather coming. creates some dangerous conditions. >> that's right. this represents spring as of now in boston. look at that. george, you see the windshields in a parking lot, several of them smashed. chunks of ice were falling off a building and that's what resulted. so kind of comes along with a few things including the warming temperatures. this is the part i think you'd like to see. new york by wednesday closing in on 60.

boston, 51 on wednesday. philadelphia, 62. d.c. is going into the mid-60s and, of course, we're also talking about flooding, flash flood watch for new orleans. parts of west virginia and kentucky as another 2 to 4 inches along the same system is going to fall. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. dense fog until 10:00 and then we have high and middle level

clouds and sunshine is mild and scattered light showers tonight and tomorrow and record highs over the weekend. today, inland east bay in the south bay with sunshine first and low-to-mid 70s and the rest us in the mid-to-upper 60s and upper 50s at the coast. best chance of scattered showers tonight is in the north bay and immediate when you wake up at low-to-mid 50s and only mid-60s by the afternoon >> and for a lot of folks out west that hardly had a winter, spring has officially sprung. look at all the daffodils. >> oh. >> that's a pretty shot. >> thank you, ginger. coming up, the incredible kidnapping caught on camera. a small boy snatched from the playground. how his brother and sister helped save him. also the bizarre case of robert durst linked to three murders. how a new documentary is helping police re-open their investigation. plus, a surprise plea deal in the case of the young woman killed on a movie set. her parents speaking emotionally in court. apple has some new details about its new watch and they're cool.

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victim was shot in the face, abdomen and heard. he's currently in surgery with life-threatening wounds. >> an update on capitol corridor. we do have massive delays there because of a trespasser incident. do expect to use trains 523 and 527. we're still dealing with this alert in the east bay under some very thick fog as well. we still have two lanes blocked here at university avenue. more than one hour will get you from highway 4

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good morning, america. and right now, more fallout from that racist fraternity chapter. the sorority sisters on the bus and others are under investigation. also right now the dramatic kidnapping caught on camera. this toddler saved by his older brother and sister. police are now re-opening their investigation into real estate heir robert durst who was linked to three murders since the '80s thanks to an hbo documentary. >> more on that coming up good morning, america. lots to get to this morning including that big finale, "the bachelor" last night. >> the happy couple, they're engaged this morning. there they are, chris and whitney. they're in the social square. >> ah. >> and, you know, they're finally allowed to go public with their relationship and flew all night to be here and we can't wait to hear from them. get it all in their words from their mouths, robin.

>> we will, michael. that's later. we begin with that incredible video, a frightening kidnapping caught on tape. a man seen running down the street with a small boy in his arms, his older sister and brother following right behind trying to rescue him. abc's brandi hitt joins us now with that story. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is every parent's worst fear. luckily that toddler is safe thanks to his brother and sister but authorities say it is a race. right now to find the suspect they worry may strike again. this morning, a manhunt under way for the suspect in this heart-stopping video, an attempted kidnapping in progress. watch again. the surveillance footage from a grocery store in this small town of sprague, washington, capturing the suspect running off with 22-month-old owen wright in his arms. just seconds later you see the toddler's older sister chasing after him followed close behind by his brother pushing an empty stroller. >> i can't explain the feeling

of anxiety and everything that goes into finding out that, you know, your child is missing. >> reporter: owen's father says his three children were with a baby-sitter sunday who let them play at a park unsupervised. that's when cops say the man scooped little owen off out of his stroller and took off. his sister screaming as she gave chase alerting passers-by including two teenage boys who joined the pursuit. >> i didn't really care. there was a kid's life in danger. >> i don't consider myself a hero. i just consider myself the person doing the right thing. >> reporter: a suspect abandoning the toddler in an empty lot before fleeing. >> i told that little girl, i said, honey, you did exactly what you needed to do, scream your head off. >> reporter: while the mystery kidnapper got away for now the sheriff's office still on the chase. little owen now back home safe with his family this morning after a terrifying ordeal that could have been much worse if not for his quick-thinking brother and sister. >> that was what saved that baby was her screaming and us running.

>> reporter: very true. sprague is a very small town, less tan 500 people and authorities say there's no indication the suspect knew the children or their parents. they believe he may have had a car parked nearby and then used that to get away. lara. >> thank you so much, brandi. we do want to turn to a surprising development in the "midnight rider" trial and the young woman killed on that set. the director who was facing criminal charges has now agreed to a last-minute plea deal. the victim's family spoke emotionally in court and abc's cecilia vega has the latest. >> reporter: that's filmmaker randall miller in a georgia courtroom, a rare case of a hollywood director prosecuted for a death on a movie set. >> still your wish to enter a plea of guilty? >> yes, it is, sir. >> reporter: this morning miller is behind bars pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing. in a plea deal that allowed his wife and business partner, jody savin, to avoid doing time, miller will serve two years in jail, eight years' probation.

the movie's executive producer also pleaded guilty receiving ten years' probation. miller and his crew were on a rural georgia bridge last year filming "midnight rider," a biopic about singer gregg allman. you can see the crew in this video taken from the freight train speeding at nearly 60 miles per hour. the terrified crew racing to get away in time. six people were injured, camera assistant sarah jones killed. during monday's emotional sentencing, jones' parents spoke directly to miller. >> this is about not giving permission to the film industry to be so careless with the safety and lives of their cast and crew. >> even after one year of finding her gone, i feel i'm not ready to deal with this. >> reporter: the railroad company rejected the request to shoot on the tracks twice. miller said it wasn't his job to get permits. >> i am sarah. >> reporter: jones' death sparking concerns in the movie industry and cries for change from cast and crew members.

>> to make safety our new number one priority. >> reporter: and while this morning "midnight rider" remains in limbo, miller's future is clear. for the next decade he is barred from working as a director on a movie set. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> kind of surprising there. let's go to ginger right now with the weather. what's happening there? >> so this is longview, texas, up to a half foot of rain in parts of eastern texas, a water rescue so thanks to the fire department there they got a couple of kids stuck on the other side of that pass over and safe so that is great news. this morning we have a brand-new shot to look at from earlier this morning in nashville. where, yes, the flood concerns are high. flood advisories through kentucky, into tennessee all the way down to new orleans which now has a flash flood watch. you can see you could also see a few strong storms around there. it is warm ahead of all that storm, 76 atlanta, nashville,

67 and right around that stationary front we'll lift more rain into the mid-atlantic going into tonight and early tomorrow. coast-to-coast warmth. almost everyone feeling spring-like. look at minneapolis, the warmest since late october, 62. not a record. 66 would be a record. tomorrow we're staying warm, 70 for kansas city quite a bit above average, almost 20 degrees. good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco we have a lot of fog this morning and then a lost mid-to-upper clouds so a gray day with mid-60s for most of us. scattered light showers tomorrow and t >> all that weather brought to you by tracfone and i don't get to check in on honolulu often enough, so 77 there with some showers. >> my eyes were on 70 in kansas city. i'm there for a luncheon friday. will it stay that way? >> no. >> oh, of course not. i'm coming to town. all right, i love no! >> sure hope. >> say it nice, it's not as painful.

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back at 7:41 with a strange case of robert durst. heir to a real estate fortune he's been linked to three deaths dating back to the '80s but never been convicted even after admitting in court that he killed a neighbor dismembered the body but now police have re-opened the investigation into one of those killings thanks to a new hbo documentary called "the jinx" in which durst goes on camera to tell his side of the story. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: he's the eccentric real estate sky yon who made national headlines rasz a suspect in three deaths since 1982 cross-dressing and skipping bail along the way.

he was arrested for the murder of a neighbor in galveston, texas, in 2001. claiming self-defense he was acquitted. >> the jury finds the defendant robert durst not guilty. >> reporter: his story now profiled in the current hbo documentary series "the jinx." >> did not tell the whole truth. nobody tells the whole truth. >> reporter: but as robert durst now jinxed himself? abc news learning the 71-year-old now facing a re-opened investigation in los angeles into the 2000 murder of his former friend susan berman. an investigation that could be bolstered by the show itself. like this never before seen letter that berman's stepson says durst sent to her a year before her death. >> it was clear enough i might be dancing with the devil. >> reporter: he says it appears eerily similar to an anonymous note sent to police the day berman died. a letter authorities say only berman's killer could have written. >> the address written on the front is exactly like the

cadaver note found with the misspelling the beverly. >> reporter: durst denies killing berman. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman and death. >> reporter: police long believe he had a motive allegedly wanting to silence her on a crime he's never been charged with the disappearance of his first wife kathleen now declared dead. durst says he has no idea what happened to him. "the jinx" director andrew jarecki. >> what the audience will find when they get to the end is they're not scratching their head. >> reporter: hbo says they're proud of the series and equally fascinated to see what impact it may have. durst has no comment. for "good morning america," ryan smith, abc news new york. >> let's talk about that impact with dan abrams. he's here right now. you've been covering this case for years. actually you appear in that hbo documentary in 2003 saying i can't believe he's been acquitted. >> can you believe he cooperated in this documentary? i mean it is astounding. remember this is a guy who the

local authorities believe is connected to a 1982 murder of his wife the 2000 murder of his friend to cover up the 1982 murder and then charged in 2001 in the case that he of course was acquitted in. so the fact that he even cooperated in this is astounding and so it's not that surprising to me that now that they have durst on camera and they have renewed attention to this case that they've got themselves some new evidence and robert durst could find himself in some big trouble. >> got that letter where the handwriting may match. >> absolutely and that becomes a crucial piece of evidence. i mean they've been lacking that one thing to link him. they've always suspected it. they felt it in their guts. they said to themself wait a second. how could it be anything else? if they can link that letter back to durst, they've got a crucial piece of evidence. now, the problem here is that handwriting analysis tends to be as much art as it is science.

and so you can certainly get someone on the other side to say, yes, well these things do look similar and the misspelling is similar. there are other reasons to question. >> just real quickly he can be tried again -- he can be tried for the killing of the wife's disappearance or the friend but not tried again -- >> any case where he hasn't already been tried they could charge him for. you can't retry him on the case where he was acquitted. >> dan abrams thanks very much. final episode of "the jinx: the life and deaths of robert durst" is on sunday on hbo. coming up new details about the apple watch. could it really replace your phone? plus we all know this willy wonka and the chocolate factory character. ba iraq ka a new study that says what you could be doing could turn your child into a narcissist.

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i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> we got our hands on the apple watch for a test run. >> i'm going to swipe across. with a swipe of your wrist you can use it as a credit card or a plane ticket. even a hotel room key. it'll measure your heart rate and send quirky messages you draw on the watch face. one of the first things you notice it's really light despite how it looks. it is a dark face until you raise it up as you would to check the time and then there is it is and then from there you can touch the crown and get to the apps. >> apple says any app that accepts you a notification on an iphone will do it on the watch, tech, like headlines and scores. but it doesn't come cheap from $349 all the way up to $10,000. >> $10,000 is a little pricey. i do think they won't have a lot of problem moving them at 350 apiece. >> i just started using apple watch. >> reporter: it has a brand-new face promoting it. model christy turlington. as for battery watch they say it

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and the bachelor gives his final rose and a ring. ♪ hey baby. >> will you marry me? >> absolutely. >> chris soules and his bride-to-be here live and prince farming has another big surprise. you'll never guess where he's headed next. ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ and it's the 50th anniversary of "the sound of music." the one and only julie andrews is here live celebrating her favorite things about the oscar-winning classic. ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ it started with a whisper ♪ and are you raising a narcissist? how you could be turing your kid into a mean girl without ever knowing it. is it nature or nurture? ♪ this is my heartbeat song ♪ all that and the stars of the new film "cinderella" here

live as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> would you look at this fantastic crowd we have with us this tuesday morning. we're so excited for the "cinderella" stars that are here live with us in times square. >> yeah, there they are in the movie right there. what a scene that was. and this morning right here in times square, lily james is here. she is looking for her prince charming. we'll get to her in just a little bit. >> i think she found him. just smiling, that would be so sweet. they did a great job. then we have another fairy tale couple in the house, everything coming up roses for the bachelor and his bride-to-be. as you said earlier, robin, spoiler alert. there she is, whitney. big congratulations to them and another surprise announcement i won't spoil. and we'll tell you that coming up. >> i was outside during the break and there's this woman that said, i've been married to a farmer for 23 years.

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buoyant, an ideal irish setter. now jagger's owners are heartbroken. >> please now let us grieve the loss of our lovely jagger. >> reporter: the 3-year-old setter collapsed and died in belgium, his home, after competing in the famed crufts dog show in the uk last week. according to his owners an autopsy in belgium discovered in his stomach some chunks of beef that had been sewn up with poison inside. but until formal toxicology reports are completed, no one can be 100% sure that jagger was, in fact, poisoned. in the intensely competitive world of dog shows, it's a crime that horrifies, simply beyond imagining even for jagger's shocked and grieving owners. >> we can't and we won't think this was an act of another exhibiter. if we thought this, we couldn't go on. >> reporter: but uk kennel club authorities are now reportedly looking into several more possible poisonings at the crufts dog show. as the investigations continue, crufts has issued a warning to

future participants, never leave your dog unattended. for "good morning america," i'm terry moran, abc news, london. >> all right, terry, thanks for that. and a sign of the times at burger king. the fast food chain has stopped listing soda as an option for its kids' meals. the menu shows only milk, chocolate milk and apple juice. so, it is available if you specially request it. and a new study is once again urging people to cut back on red meat. researchers found keeping a vegetarian diet can lower your risk for colon cancer by more than 20%, and vegetarians who eat fish have an even lower risk. finally, if someone is supposedly making big bucks impersonating the character played by zach galifianakis in "the hangover," thaddeus kalinoski works the las vegas strip and parties playing the role of alan, and he was hired as a double in "the hangover as a double in "the hangover iii." here they are side by side. what do you think? >> very good. >> pretty good, right? >> he claims he makes $250,000 a year on the gig.

i guess he has to keep getting new babies, though, because they grow and ruin the look, right? 250,000. >> wow the new zach is real slimmed down so this is "the hangover" zach. "pop news" and weather coming up. now let's go to lara in the social square with the "morning menu." >> here's what's coming up. in "pop news," what octavia spencer and jude law now have in common. a heavy explanation coming up. and watch out, parents. we all love "modern family," haley on the show, to be specific, but the one mistake you could be making that could make your kids self-centered like her. and then the stars of "cinderella" are here. look at them in the picture. lily james and richard madden live on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] and then the bachelor and bride-to-be whitney with us here in times square. so don't go anywhere. good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, guys. ♪

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in which a man gets a little divine intervention in solving the mystery of his daughter's disappearance. the best-seller sold more than 18 million copies around the world which should mean some pretty heavenly numbers at the box office. jude law may be answering his fans' prayers, as well. according to "the hollywood reporter" he is in talks to play the pontiff in "the young pope" that will begin shooting here and in rome starting july. >> two big roles there. >> yeah. >> i'll say. >> and god. >> nothing bigger than that. >> a topic that never goes out of style. >> no never does. also in movie news woody allen at it again deadline reporting he has another top secret script in the works and a new muse for it in bruce willis. the die-hard actor is on fire these days. you might remember last week, i reported he's leading the cast of stephen king's "misery" adaptation on broadway and now reportedly starring in allen's new project.

no word on the name of that film or the plot as is always the case with woody's films but it is being reported that women list' co-stars will be kristen stewart and jesse eisenberg. >> i love how you say i reported last week. >> thank you. you know how "pop news" rolls, george. we make the news. and finally, as you all know, a mom's work is never done. look at this video. a kitten apparently having a nightmare. >> awe. >> don't be scared, little buddy. momma is here. >> oh. tucking her in, making her feel safe. thank you to all moms out there and happy tuesday, everybody. >> oh, my gosh. thank you. that was so sweet. >> the ultimate kitten video. it's perfect. >> that got my heart a little bit on that one. >> thanks, lara. "heat index" coming up. ginger with a check of the weather. >> george, we just got addison,

she's here from texas. huge crowd because of spring break. guess what, we're starting out in texas. dallas, you can kind of see the fog and do have some dense fog advisories from midland, texas, all the way up to wichita and look at the chicago area. milwaukee, madison, davenport all in dense fog advisories. careful with high beams. if you still see some of the dark out there. out in seattle a little dry and certainly warm. but that's going to change after dinner time tonight rain showers coming in. 67, portland's high, 70, bend and 71 reno. redding going to get to 74 so still above average out there. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. dense fog until 10:00 and then we have high and middle level clouds and sunshine is mild and scattered light showers tonight and tomorrow and record highs over the weekend. today, inland east bay in the south bay with sunshine first

and low-to-mid 70s and the rest us in the mid-to-upper 60s and upper 50s at the coast. best chance of scattered showers tonight is in the north bay and immediate when you wake up at low-to-mid 50s and only mid-60s by the afternoon >> the crowd is so energetic. i have something special for chris and whitney. a happily ever after forecast from arlington, iowa. chris, i think you made the right choice. >> i think they would agree, ginger. so let's do it kicking off our "heat index" emotional end to the season's "bachelor." chris and his now bride-to-be whitney are with us live but a look right now at all the drama that got them right here. >> will you marry me? >> absolutely. >> reporter: bachelor chris soules' emotional journey finally coming to a close and this morning he's officially engaged to fertility nurse

whitney bischoff. but leading up to the romantic proposal inside his family's barn in arlington, iowa, soules battling overwhelming emotions. and family pressure. >> you came here to find a wife. you know, you didn't come to find a girlfriend. >> reporter: torn between the two remaining women, becca and whitney. >> why don't you feel like you're in love with me? >> the answer is that don't know. >> reporter: becca's uncertainty ultimately leading soules to say good-bye. >> i don't think i'm the guy that's going to be able to give you what you need. >> reporter: but the almost couple reunited during the live after the final rose special. >> to get to the end and then all of a sudden be i'm in love because i was supposed to be didn't feel like it would be fair to you or fair to me. >> reporter: as for chris and whitney, they are ready to start their lives together but only after one last question. >> will you accept this rose?

>> yes. i love you. >> i love you too. >> very sweet. we're joined now by the bachelor himself prince farming, chris and his fiancee whitney bischoff. congratulations to both of you. >> thank you. >> we want to explain to everybody you guys were in l.a. that show that was on the after the rose special is live, correct. in l.a. then you got on a plane and flew all night. chris, you were saying it's sort of all running together. >> yeah, the life is kind of crazy right now. we just -- it's kind of a whirlwind and we're all ready to just be normal. >> to be normal. >> well, this is it. how long has it been a secret? when was the proposal, the big moment and until right now. >> so the proposal was november 22nd so it's been several months, so it's been a long time coming. >> how do you do it when you're newly engaged i think you're so emotional about it, want to be together. how did you manage to keep the secret? >> that was really difficult. i mean, most difficult part for me was just being a part and not really being able to like

continue and build the relationship. the keeping the secret, you're able to tell your close friends because you know they're not going to talk about it but other than that you kind of got to hide -- >> nobody slipped. >> not that i know of. don't put it on facebook. don't put it on twitter. just keep it between you and me and we'll be all right. >> were you guys able to plan any secret getaways? were you able to see each other? >> we did a couple of times. >> she made it to arlington a couple times. >> you did. >> yeah. well you know, it's not too far from chicago so like that did make it a little bit easier. >> you've been there now a couple of times. are you getting used to the concept of life on the farm. >> i am. i mean it's going to be a change, but it's something that i'm up for and i'm really excited about. >> the thing is chris made it very clear from the beginning that is what he was looking for. you were quite up front about it. i want to ask you, what was it about whitney that you connected with because you said it was pretty early on. >> yeah, i mean, whitney is --

not only is she beautiful but she's got a lot going on besides being beautiful. she's smart and has a career and is talented and just has a lot of things about her that i really find attractive and someone that i can see being with for the rest of my life and being a partner and raising a family and just -- >> all the ingredients. >> just the perfect person and my family loves her like the moment they met her they fell in love with her. >> they did. >> that was big for me. >> did that help you make the decision? >> absolutely. i think that was one thing that made bali so tough because i didn't have my family to help me with those decisions and finally getting back to iowa and being with my sisters and parents really helped me find some clarity in the whole decision-making process. >> i have to ask you, whitney, what's it like to go back in that room after the rose special with all the other gals who you've now seen on the show, you know, some pretty intense moments, as well.

>> actually, you know, i didn't watch the season, so i missed a lot of those intense moments, but, you know, he had a great group of girls and i made some great friends and, you know, it was good to see some familiar faces. >> yeah, well, you said you guys watched the show on the plane. >> we watched the proposal. >> you did. >> yeah. >> but was that sort of a planned decision not to watch the other parts of the show just to keep your sanity? >> that was my decision and he supported me in that. >> yeah, yeah. >> so can you share with us any plans, any excitement about a wedding perhaps? >> i mean i think right now we're really excited to just start -- to start our life as a normal couple in the real world. >> a normal couple who's engaged. >> yeah. >> after meeting on tv. >> yeah. >> very normal so how will you do that? what's your way of starting a normal life together? >> going to a movie. >> i know. >> in public. >> yes.

>> and -- >> holding hands in public, yeah. >> that would be pretty cool. >> yeah, you're allowed. >> a great opportunity. >> all right, and something that may not be very normal, we do want to share with everybody, something that you'll be embarking on because you have so much free time, chris. happy engagement, everybody. chris has a very special announcement. how will you spend a lot of your time in the coming days. >> well, so instead of moving to arlington we're going to be moving to l.a. for a couple weeks at least to be on "dancing with the stars." >> yay! >> congratulations. we may have guessed that. america may have guessed that. >> the worst best secret ever. >> the worst kept secret, indeed but i think that everybody does want to know can you actually dance? >> i mean did you -- >> i can dance better than i can sing. >> we did. that's why i'm asking. >> shopping cart. >> i pull -- there's a few moves i threw out. >> are you going to pull out the shopping cart -- >> it's very, very possible. >> i hear len loves that.

>> very possible. if he does it's coming out for sure. >> listen, hey, guys, congratulations and thank you for flying and sharing all with us and, chris, wishing you the best of luck. >> i'm going to need it. >> from the frying pan to the fire, whitney, enjoy the farm. >> thank you. thanks for having us. >> we'll get over to george and first let me just say don't miss chris on the premiere of "dancing with the stars" next monday, everybody. march 16th, 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. george, where are you? >> thank you, i'm right over here. an eye-opening study with important lessons about raising good kids. telling them how special they are could backfire and encourage them to be narcissists. t.j. holmes explains. >> for the record, guys don't get over me, okay. at last count i have three stalkers. >> reporter: "modern family's" hayley has been accused of being a narcissist, someone that thinks they're superior and entitled with special treatment. and they aren't going away.

>> there's a lot of pressure on parents, teachers to be their best so i think sometimes people forget and throw out you're the best, you're the best, their child will be happy. when, in fact, the child really just wants to be accepted and understood and cared for. >> reporter: are they born or made? dutch researchers may have figured this out. their research types that parents who tell their kids they're special or more deserving than other kids may increase narcissistic tendencies. clue, veruca salt from "willy conk -- wonka" ♪ if i don't get the things i am after i'm going to scream ♪ >> reporter: other narcissistic tendencies include feeling superior to others like regina from "mean girls." >> this is your room? >> it was my parents' room. but i made them trade me. >> reporter: they may be able to change their behavior by reinforcing the idea that they're loved, not special. telling them how exceptional they are doesn't produce kids

with higher self-esteem but narcissists. that's a problem. you don't want. you want kids to believe they're just as good as everybody else. you don't want them to think they're better than everybody else. that's the trick. that's the key. >> trying to walk that line is tough. we have a parenting expert, ericka souter is back. parents have to be worried. >> most parents do overvalue their kids' accomplishments. we praise everything. my son makes a mess, thank you, that's such a great job. so we have to be very careful because there's a fallout. as they get older you have egotistical self-important entitled children so parents are skirting a fine line between praising and overpraising. >> you and t.j. are both parents and always spend time on social media and parents want to know how much the selfie and for young people to post just about every single thing they do. >> researchers have a hard time

making a connection to say, hey, social media causes you to be a narcissist but it certainly develops narcissistic tendencies. what can you do on certainly media? you can cultivate and manipulate your image telling people exactly what you want them to think of you as. how much time do people spend on a profile picture, the glamour shot. we'll take 12 selfies before we get it right to post one. now our self-worth is wrapped up in what others think of us versus what we think of ourselves and goes back to the self-esteem -- >> how many likes? >> how many followers. >> people are obsessed with getting that, you know, those approvals from the outside world. that's not necessarily a good thing. we want them to feel good from a different place, intrinsic place. >> accomplishments, not just what we look like. >> there are lots of things parents can do without constantly praising. number one, you should know your child. you know, not every kid needs the same amount of praise.

you know, if you have a type "a" kid that thinks they're the bomb they don't need as much as your shy, timid kid and use praise widely. don't praise everything. they should get a sense of what they really do well. >> tell them when they do things wrong too. >> exactly. >> not necessarily whatever talents you have. >> that's exactly -- that's the nail on the head, george. you do have to make them feel good about what they're doing and lastly -- >> that's all we have time for. >> okay. >> we'll be right back. back.

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clouds are coming in. mid 40s to mid 50s. our ♪ doe a deer a female deer. ray a drop of golden sun. me a name i call myself.♪ ♪ far a long, long way to run ♪ ♪ sew a needle pulling thread la a note to follow so ♪ ♪ tea, a drink with jam and bread ♪ ♪ that will bring us back to doe ♪ >> bravo. [ cheers and applause ] >> julie andrews and the celia cruz high school choir, thank you, guys. that was so fantastic. we are listening to that because this is the 50th anniversary of "the sound of music." you saw julie andrews. she's here live. >> i adore the movie and music. so looking forward to that. then also coming up in this half hour we have the stars of another classic, "cinderella."

lily james and richard madden are both with us live. hi, guys. looking forward to talking to them but first let's get in to robin. >> that's because, you know, times square is alive with the sound of music. oh, that voice, unmistakable. it is an honor, it is the 50th anniversary of this wonderful film, a year-long celebration taking place including today's release of a special five-disc box set and we have dame julie andrews herself with us. >> hello. [ applause ] >> we'll take a look back. i can't wait to talk with you but do you mind if we take a little stroll down memory lane? >> i don't mind at all. >> here we go. ♪ let's start at the very beginning ♪ >> reporter: it all started with a young julie andrews nearly turning down the role of maria fearing it was too much like her "mary poppins" character. ♪ how do you solve a problem like maria ♪ >> reporter: but it's a problem she solved turning the story of

a young governess who wins the von trapp children through song in less than a year to a blockbuster. ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ >> reporter: the musical ever made and andrews learning to play guitar just for this role. ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ >> reporter: we are celebrating 50 years of do, re, mi. ♪ do a deer a female deer ♪ ♪ ray a drop of golden sun not. >> reporter: brought back to life by lady gaga at this year's oscars. ♪ are a few of my favorite thing ♪ >> reporter: after a century for winning the statue for best picture. >> that was magical for me too. >> i do not say this lightly. it is a privilege to have julie andrews with us again here. [ cheers and applause ] >> wonderful, thank you. >> 50 years?

>> i was just saying i think it's a joke. i mean i think somebody pulled a fast one on me because it feels -- i lost 20 years somewhere. surely it's only 30 years but still -- >> you could not have imagined 50 years ago -- >> no, never. >> -- that this -- >> who, if somebody said 50 years ago you'll be sitting one day and it will be 50 years from now, how could you possibly imagine that? you couldn't. >> why do you think it resonates with generation after generation after generation? >> well, there's the obvious one which is that every seven years there's a new generation and they get introduced to it but then the film has to be pretty good to last that long anyway. it was one of the wonderfully crafted hollywood movies and it's full of joy and love and family and adventure and it's got children and nuns and scenery and beautiful music so somewhere in there is the secret. >> yes, it is. it's a beautiful secret and it's one that shared from family to

family and as you say -- >> they do pass it on. >> i hear so many of our staffers who say -- who are younger than the -- >> us. >> right. >> especially me. >> they say they know the film because they go to their grandparents and they play it. >> right. >> what -- and they share the memories of it. what is it like for you when you watch it? what is your fondest memory? >> i don't as a rule, robin. >> no. >> i mean occasionally like this morning i'll bump into it and it's like an old friend and the memories are great, though. the pleasure of making it and friendship with children and christopher continues and i see him a lot and the children were always in some contact one way or another. >> you said old friend but a new friend, lady gaga. >> oh, a new friend. yes. i've always been a fan but when she finished what she was doing on stage, i think i found a new friend. >> she said it was magical. >> it was for me. >> yes. >> you know, we're going to have another magical moment because

you and diane sawyer have cooked up this wonderful special. come in, diane. >> hello, hello. hello, my love. >> well -- >> sit, sit. >> an announcement to make today. >> tell me about it. >> we do. we are announcing that the two of us went back to austria. >> we did last year. >> and we visited the scenes of "the sound of music" and i'm going to show you just a few of our home movies.

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dance relay ever.a they started last night at 11 p.m.y. >> they'll be out here until 11 p.m. tonight. me on the spot there. youtube star tadra hosting and there will be celebs with you all day. a really beautiful >> nick lachey, you, you're going to bust a move. beautiful col it's going to be great. >> put me on the spot there.t tha we'll have to get to that. you can see them go. but let's ge good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco we have a lot of fog this morning and then a lost mid-to-upper clouds so a gray day with mid-60s for most of us. scattered light showers tomorrow and tonight and recordngg-li all that w >> ght. all that weather brought to you all that weather brought to you by almay. one move. >> the robot. hit it. >> all right, george. >> robot.

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so it is the ultimate rags-to-riches story with two stars on the rise. this is disney's live action remake of the 1950 animated classic "cinderella" and we are thrilled to be joined by the two leads, lily james who plays lady rose on "downton abbey" and richard madden who starred as robb stark on "game of thrones." very different role here, though.

take a look. >> where do you live? >> at the palace. my father's teaching me his trade. >> you're an apprentice? >> of a sort. >> that's very fine. do they treat you well? >> oh, better than i deserve most likely. and you? >> they treat me as well as they're able. >> oh, look at that gorgeous shot. well done, lily, in the control room and now lily and richard, prince charming and cinderella in the house. welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> so i want to start with you. what is it like to get that call? you are going to play the iconic, the one and only, every little girl's dream character? >> i mean, it's hard to describe it. kenneth branagh rang me himself for a start, hello. and then, yeah, then he told me and i screamed and i was so shocked and so happy and then instantly quite terrified.

>> yeah, i would imagine there's a little bit of pressure along with all the excitement of playing that fairy tale. >> yeah, there was. i think we both felt that pressure, didn't we. >> that kind of fear because lots of people know this character before you got your hands on it and can't let people down. >> when i'm hearing your accent it's quite proper british in the film but scottish -- >> scottish. >> love the brogue. >> yes. >> is that hard to contain when you're in character? >> no, i think to everyone's annoyance i stay in the accent when i'm working for the film just to make sure that the scottish notes don't slip through. >> how was it for you to play the -- to go from robb stark to prince charming? >> nice, nice to be -- nice to be in new costumes for a change, cost opportunities that don't smell because i've been wearing

them for year, nice to not be worried people are going to be killing my family every day. >> agreed. >> quite dffero tale there are tears and there's a lot of joy but kenneth branagh wanted to gihis your cinderella is very strong. >> oh, good. he was really clear about that right from the start that he wanted this to be a strong heroine that wasn't waiting for a prince to save her. she was in charge of her own destiny and when we meet we meet as equals in the forest not knowing who each other are which is a subtle but bg ch the original. >> all right. really important, how did you notils the incredible ball gown. you looked like perfection, calling "dancing with the stars." how many takes? >> no, we had two months of practce. the first time -- i dest >> it was qe a ips. >> there were a lot of rips, we

pieced it back together, i e raot we could focus on the acno >> he did amazing sort of ice skate so that e wouldn't step on it and sandy powell was in the cor the >> don't >> well, you did beautifully. i love the glass slipper. cate blanchett is deliciously pev >> yeah. >> and your friend ph "downton abbey" plays drizella in a perfectly evil way >> isn't she amazing with her lipstick in her hair? nice depar four from "dow. >> can't wait to see what

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my dear friend stuart scott was a groundbreaking anchor at espn phone for his energetic spirit and signature catchphrases. i'm not even going to try to do them. one of the most genuine people, though, that i've ever known and most importantly, he was an incredible dad to his two

daughters and in recent years, stuart was known for his very public battle with cancer. he passed away earlier this year and just weeks before, he finished writing his memoir "every day i fight" and we are honored today to have his dear siblings, susan, synthia and stephen here with us in the birth order. >> in the birth order. >> thank you. thank you for this time. >> thank you for having us. >> everyone wants to know how you're doing. how stu's parents and his daughters are doing. how is everybody? >> everyone is strong like stuart and we're coming along. there's a cute story of our parents, they're reading the book to each other and laughing and crying, taylor and sydni have moved back into their new normal. that's going to take more time. that's a process and i think it's a process for all of us. >> it has been. there's always been the four of. you.

>> it's always been the four of us. we've always been a package, two girls, two boys, but he lived so courageously and so we're going to continue that. >> was there something that surprised you when you read the book? >> i was surprised at how much fight he had. the things that stayed in his head when people told him he couldn't do something. i didn't know how much he internalized, you know what, that person told me no and i'm going to show them, but then also the maturity of i have to let that one go and just move forward. >> we all know the spee n pver r ah said about cancer and it's h you live. >> that was a part that was my favorite part ohole cf1speh ou onl manner in which you live the next part was the most important and mandate to me was go live so whether cancer or whatever it is you're dealing what

showed everybody w >> that's exactlhat brother beat cancer by how he lived? >> nothing about stuart's life that didn't have to change changed. cancer was so secondary in his day-to-day activity, we never saw how internalized it was. >> who inspired stu? dad? >> dad. >> dad. >> and mom. i would say both our parents. >> yes. >> the thing about dad, integrity, truth, justice, - f mom, emotion, honesty, heart. >> such a combination of those two. >> so when people pick up this book, what is i ou your brother and knowing maybe g ree >> that no matter what you're finanyte, have a tenacity and don't give up. >> and above all he wants people to remember him for being a gat d >> taylor -- it was palpable for him that he be able to touch them, talk to them, feel them,

any and everything with them was important to him. >> yes. we're going to go stealth. >> yeah. >> what is that? >> wherever we went anywhere, stuart would say let's go stealth and we would pretend to be commandos on the street hiding behind cars and street posts and guiding each other forwards to and -- it was just fun. it was grown-ups being children. i think stuart was silly. i mean that's the thing that people don't know. >> he was very silly. >> always --

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