good morning, america. and did you stay up and see this last night? duke's down to the wire victory on college basketball's biggest night. the two freshmen who came out of nowhere to take down the badgers in a nail-biting final and the mom who coached her son from kindergarten to become the night's biggest hero. >> good morning, america. found alive. the little boy lost in the woods for days, cold, hungry, exhausted, his dramatic discovery by a police helicopter. the urgent rescue and emotional reunion with his family this morning. one of hollywood's most famous doctors taking his life in an apparent suicide after he is parodied in a popular sitcom. did the joke go too far? all-star apology. tennis champ novak djokovic apologizing this morning.

after his tennis tantrum startled the ball boy. the young man caught in the cross fire responds. and we do say good morning, america. the gang is all here. a little bleary-eyed because of the late one last night. did you see this, it was so exciting. coach k, mike krzyzewski, look at that celebrating the team's fifth national championship. >> i love what he told the team at centre court. he said be reverent. what a big win for the blue devils over wisconsin. ncaa champs. abc's alex perez live in indianapolis after a wild night. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. this turned out to be everything everyone expected a die-hard fight to win until the very end. >> the blue devils are the national champions of 2015.

>> reporter: the crowd erupting as the ncaa champion duke blue devils edge out the wisconsin badgers 68-63 in a nail-biting fight to the finish. duke's coach mike krzyzewski or coach k bringing home his fifth championship. it was a close game down to the end. the lead in the first half going back and forth 13 times. the first half ending in a tie, something that hasn't happened since 1988. >> and opens the half. burying a three. >> reporter: wisconsin came out swinging in the second half. >> a five-point lead for wisconsin. >> reporter: but duke hot on their heels thanks to two freshmen standout stars. >> a new star is born. >> reporter: grayson allen who barely left the bench earlier this season scored nine points in just 17 minutes earning the blue devils their first lead of the second half. >> drops again. >> reporter: grayson put us on his back and we went to him kind of exclusively because of his ability to drive and penetrate.

>> reporter: then came tyus jones, another all-star freshman keeping duke in the lead until the clock ran out. >> reporter: what's it feel like right now? >> it's one of those feelings that you're going to remember for the rest of your life. >> reporter: 18-year-old jones coached since kindergarten by his mom who also played point guard in college awarded most outstanding player. >> what do you want america to know? >> just that, you know, you can do anything you put your mind to. we set a goal at the beginning of the season. that was to win a national championship and through adversity we stuck to it. >> reporter: and jones texted coach k last year before he arrived at duke predicting they would win it all this year and, well, turns out he was right. robin. >> got that one right, alex, thank you very much. you were coached by your mom too. >> yeah, my mom was my coach. my mom was great. we did something right. >> exactly. but, you know, because okafor didn't have the best game.

a lot of fouls but those freshmen came through. and coach k. >> shows us it's a great team sport. it's not about one person. it's about the team. >> and tonight stay up again, uconn going for their tenth national championship going up against notre dame in the women's final. but now to that amazing rescue that was caught on camera. police and family searching for a little boy lost in the woods for four days reuniting him with his relieved parents this morning. abc's hamish macdonald has the latest and joins us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. it is an almost unbelievable rescue and it almost didn't happen. rescuers spotted something in the distance from the choppers in the sky so they turned back to investigate. watch as this 11-year-old boy lost all alone in the woods for four days shivering and hungry finally spots a helicopter flying overhead. >> just out of the corner of my eye just caught a flash of something. it was enough to make me get the guys to turn the aircraft around and go back and have a further look. >> reporter: rescuers slide down

this embankment to come to his aid. volunteers using chain saws to clear a path for a stretcher. at last luke shambrook who has autism is wrapped in a foil blanket to restore his body temperature. >> when you think about the time line and how many days he had been away and how many nights, four nights in this weather, it's been raining, cold. >> reporter: reunited with relieved parents. >> we've been overwhelmed by the response and we're very thankful that we live in a society that puts a lot of effort into finding children. who have gone missing. >> reporter: luke's ordeal began three days ago when he wandered off from his parents' campsite at 9:30 into the morning. three days into the search rescuers spot his hat and as police choppers started scouring the area, they find luke sitting here in dense forest with nothing to eat or drink. >> we were just absolutely over the moon. obviously we've -- all of us in the crew of parents ourselves

and can only imagine the parents of luke, what they have been going through. >> reporter: this could have ended so differently. for luke and for his family. it is nothing short of an easter miracle. >> for us to find him in the condition he was, it's just amazing. >> reporter: well, luke is now recovering in hospital. we're told that he is in a stable condition and police there in australia are describing him as one strong courageous and determined young man. george. >> boy, i'll say. what an incredible story. thank you, hamish. we turn to a new terror arrest in new york city. the fbi charging a man with plotting to target the president, police and military personnel. it comes amid growing concern about the number of american men and women inspired by isis and abc's brian ross here tracking all the latest. good morning. >> good morning, with one arrest after another federal counterterror agents are scrambling to keep up with the onslaught of americans who at least online say they want to join isis or carry out terror attacks on their own inside the u.s. the latest arrest involves a

fourth person in a new york city cell the fbi says plotted to assassinate president obama. bomb coney island or murder uniformed police and military personnel inside the u.s. but it's not just men who are doing the plotting. >> my name is noelle velentzas and i am from the united states of america. >> reporter: the fbi says this new york woman and a girlfriend also wanted to attack the united states of america. in this online video she seems hardly threatening praising a local homeless shelter that took her in. >> it was a turning point in my life. >> reporter: but the fbi said she had a secret life and abc news discovered she apparently was part of a social media pipeline for young american muslim women, a terror sisterhood of sorts. >> having a woman recruit other women, they are going to let their guard down, they're more likely to trust her and they're more likely to be vulnerable to her. >> reporter: after her arrest last week on charges, others in that female online community sent warnings that the fbi was

on to the woman who they called sis, not her, said one. uh-huh was the response. delete her from your phone. federal agents say the two women are just the latest in a growing list of american muslim women who have been successfully recruited by other women to join isis and al qaeda. most of the women have been recruited to go overseas to become the wives of jihadi fighters and bear their children. the fbi says the women in new york wanted to stay home and wage war against their own country, george. >> okay, brian, thanks very much. >> all right, george. >> to the latest in the boston marathon bombing trial. closing arguments wrapped up. the jury now set to decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev is guilty. abc's tom llamas has the latest and joins us from boston. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. in less than two hours jurors will receive this thick packet. the list of charges, 30 of them in total, during closing arguments the defense told jurors both sides agree on the who, what, where and when.

the big question for them is why. these are the moments after the boston marathon bombing, a gory chaos. prosecutors say it was all part of dzhokhar tsarnaev's plan to punish america, reminding jurors in their closing argument of dzhokhar's path of terror down boylston street coordinating with his older brother tamerlan over a cell phone, never walking away from the plan even after seeing a family nearby. instead, planting his bomb, accomplishing his mission, prosecutors saying these children weren't innocent to him. they were american. the jury also seeing this photo, dzhokhar in front of an islamist flag. prosecutors playing the so-called jihadi music the brothers listened to. prosecutors saying they felt they were soldiers. the defense calling the bombings a senseless act but showing the court again fingerprints, receipts and computer forensics

pointing to one bombmaker. one architect of terror, dzhokhar's older brother, tamerlan. the defense saying dzhokhar was a teenager, a follower, even a flunky but not a terrorist. massachusetts former attorney general even giving dzhokhar's defense lawyer judy clarke credit for that strategy. >> she almost acted as a prosecutor against the older brother, in other words, making the older brother the main actor and she made this point but for the older brother, this younger brother would not have been pulled into this enterprise and this never would have happened. >> reporter: now, the jury is made up of seven women and five men including a nurse and a student, we know they'll be deliberating for awhile, robin. >> because we saw that thick packet you were showing us that they will be receiving this morning so there's really no way of telling how long they will be deliberating, right, tom. >> reporter: legal analysts tell us if they go through the packet and analyze the charges, and they are complicated, it could take at least a few days, we do

know that all the jurors have said in one way or another they are open to the death penalty. robin. >> thank you, tom. we'll move on to politics now and the next official candidate for president, kentucky senator rand paul will launch his campaign in louisville pitching himself as a different kind of republican. abc's jon karl covering the kickoff. paul is trying to set himself apart from the pack on substance and style. >> reporter: he sure is. he is a different kind of republican. he is a republican who has supported the president on his efforts to strike a nuclear deal with iran. he is also somebody who has proposed easing anti-drug laws. he has suggested that the war on terror has gone too far and pushed for privacy protections. he has in the past anyway proposed big cuts to defense spending and on style, this is the most tech savvy of any of the candidates in either party. he's somebody who loves to use twitter, even snapchat. he will be holding a facebook town hall meeting after his announcement today and, george, that will also be something you can see on periscope. >> okay.

if you have periscope. also in polling he starts out in the middle of the pack overall but with real pockets of strength in iowa and new hampshire, the key states. >> reporter: that's right. if you look nationally at the polls down near the back but much stronger in iowa and new hampshire, places he has spent a long time and places that his father who ran for president several times did quite well in 2012, if you remember, ron paul, the father came in third, a very close third in iowa. second in new hampshire. he's hoping to get some of those supporters. one thing to note, his father will not be seen much on the campaign trail. will be at the announcement but giving no interviews, something very unusual for ron paul. >> yeah, the son does not want to be tied to all of the views of the father. okay, jon karl, thanks very much. time to move on to amy with the other top story including this violent case of road rage in texas. >> that's right. the victim we know survived after being shot in the head after she beeped her horn at another driver, overnight the suspect in that road rage shooting appeared in court and

abc's ryan owens tells us how police were finally able to capture him. >> reporter: relief in houston, that 22-year-old dietrich evans is off the street and behind bars. evans, a known gang member in court overnight charged with the road rage shooting of kay hafford. >> this is where i heard the boom right here. >> reporter: police arrested evans at his houston apartment. detectives finding his white suv and in it a gun they believe he used in the march 20th crime. hafford helped police come up with this sketch and late monday she picked evans out of a police lineup. hafford was headed to work in houston more than two weeks ago when she honked at a driver she says cut her off. minutes later police say he pulled up right next to her, fired a single shot through her passenger side window and took off. >> i don't know how i did it but i pulled over here. >> reporter: despite being shot in the head, hafford somehow grabbed her iphone. >> i heard siri, that's when i cried, when i heard her saying who do you want to call? i said 911.

when the 911 operator picked up, i lost it. >> reporter: she's relieved he's off the street but has a message. for other aggressive drivers. >> as much as you want to retaliate think twice because you may be in the situation like i am but you may not make it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to ryan for that. a tragedy in maryland is serving as an important warning about the danger of carbon monoxide in our homes. a single father and his seven children were found dead, the apparent victims of carbon monoxide poisoning. officials say the family may have been trying to use a generator to provide electricity. power was shut off because of an unpaid bill. five explosions were heard as a fire erupted at this roofing company in maryland. the wind shifted and flames destroyed two fire trucks at the scene. their wreckage among the debris. no serious injuries reported. the smoke could be seen ten miles away in washington, d.c.

president obama is not buying israel's latest demand concerning the nuclear deal with iran. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says any nuclear deal must require iran to recognize israel. but president obama tells npr linking the two would be a, quote, fundamental misjudgment. a remarkable scene. in this subway station in moscow. a woman's leg got stuck between the train and platform. she couldn't move. you see there dozens of good samaritans came together, took their positions and began rocking that train back and forth and created just enough space. there she is. she was -- her leg was freed. incredible, incredible. finally we all know turnovers in basketball are bad news on the court but you need to check out this turnover by basketball superstar russell westbrook. this one happened off the court after he won a car for being named mvp. at the all-star game. instead of keeping it, he turned it over to someone who needed it a lot more than he did.

single mom kristin gonzalez, westbrook met her at a counseling center and passed the keys to the new kia to her. first she thought it was a prank. she has two sons applying to college and he wanted to honor her hard work keeping her family together and kind of just wanted to show her everything is going to be all right. >> that's really terrific. >> mvp all around. >> no kidding. earned that. >> we just don't talk enough about these players doing these great things, the vast majority of them are doing things like that. >> michael, you had a big day at the white house yesterday. i love the first lady's blunt talk about her daughters. >> she did not hold back. kelly and i had a great time at the white house, annual easter egg roll and talked to the first lady michelle obama who bluntly set the record straight about her daughters malia and sasha and influential teen status. >> malia and sasha, they were named "time" magazine's most influence teens. >> i don't know why.

>> you're not like a proud mom about that. >> they're not influential. they just live here. they have done nothing to gain any influence. >> i love it. >> she is so straight to the point blunt. >> that's why she's a good momma. >> you can appreciate that. >> i do. my sentiments exactly. >> but a lot of fun and she didn't hold back. >> looked like it was hot. >> it was hot. >> what's that like? >> i was looking around going, ginger, you should have warned he. >> i saw you needed your sunglasses. >> we tried to play it off but it got a little too much. had to squint too much. >> thought you were cool. >> not that cool. looked like i was in the secret service instead of hosting a show. >> you did look good. we have rain and snow we're talking about. >> and the much-needed type. you see this picture. a lot of other places in the nation this time in april you'd see it. and go oh, no. in the northern sierra, oh, yeah, up to 8 inches with that storm coming onshore. some places getting 2 to 3 inches of rain in coastal

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a thunderstorm with lightning and small hail not out of the question. upper 50s along the coast and around the bay lower 60 and inland lower 60s. tonight, clouds and falling only in the mid-and lower 40s across the bay area. we have rain today, and isolated shower possible tomorrow and we dry out and brighten up for coming up on "gma," an officer in court fighting for his freedom after this high-speed car chase and deadly shootout. the latest on that delaware family poisoned in paradise on their spring break. what we know about their condition this morning. one of hollywood's most famous doctors found dead in an apparent suicide. some wondering if this parody on a popular sitcom went too far. novak djokovic apologizing for losing it on the court and the young ball boy is speaking out this morning.

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good morning, america. right now, duke wins big taking home their fifth ncaa championship title last night beating the wisconsin badgers 68-63. >> hugs all the way around. right now a cleveland police officer fighting for his freedom in court after a dramatic high-speed car chase ended in a deadly shoot-out. poison in paradise the family sickened by a pesticide while on vacation. their boys in critical condition. >> we have been talking about a lot of mopes and know about the heat of battle when you're participating in a sport or something like that and very uncharacteristic for this man, novak djokovic. he looked like he was yelling at the ball boy. he said he was yelling at his coach. he has apologized.

we're also going to hear from the ball boy inthis morning. that cleveland police officer on charge for killing two unarmed people. michael brelo charged with involuntary manslaughter after a high-speed chase ended in a spray of gunfire and steve osunsami is on the scene in ohio. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. police say this officer fired a total of 49 times and he's on trial here for the next few weeks because prosecutors say he reloaded during the gunfire. he faces up to 25 years in prison. is not expected to testify at this trial and a judge will decide this case. take a look for yourself. this 22-mile high-speed police chase through cleveland involving more than 100 police officers that went terribly wrong and this morning, one of those officers a former marine is fighting for his freedom. >> mr. brelo who was the driver of zone car 217 fired at least 49 times. >> reporter: authorities charged

michael brelo with voluntary manslaughter for what happened at the end of that police chase after police fired nearly 100 shots at the fleeing car. prosecutors have produced this animation showing the chase adding the realtime police radio traffic. listen for the gunfire. the shooting lasting less than 18 seconds. gkt gunfire] >> reporter: brelo got on top of the hood of the chevy malibu and fired 15 times through this windshield. prosecutors say they have evidence it was brelo who killed 43-year-old timothy russell and 30-year-old malissa williams. he's pleading not guilty. >> i have never been so afraid in my life. >> reporter: in an an interview he said he thought the couple was shooting back. >> i thought my partner and i were being shot and we would be killed. at which point i drew my weapon and i shot through the windshield. >> reporter: but the subsequent investigation could not find any guns the victims may have had.

>> he jumped on the trunk, not because he wanted to be rambo but because he was trying to survive. >> reporter: more than a dozen police officers are expected to testify and the prosecutor says he's already planning to treat them as hostile witnesses, accusing them of trying to protect this officer. george and robin. >> that is some case. >> that is. our thanks to steve. now to the latest on that delaware family sickened while vacationing in st. john. their two sons fighting for their lives right now as the epa investigates whether a toxic pesticide poisoned them. the family's spokesperson releasing a statement and abc's linsey davis has all the details for us. >> reporter: new details about the family sickened on spring break. this morning steve esmond and his two teenage sons remain hospitalized. esmond in stable condition. his two boys in critical. the epa saying the family was exposed to a toxic pesticide while on vacation at this luxurious resort. the epa suggested they'd been

poisedeninged by methyl bromide, a colorless odeless gas. this morning the family's spokesperson calling it an unthinkable tragedy telling us many questions remain why an odorless pesticide can be manufactured bt interested and applied resulting this this family's injuries. >> it's really toxic stuff when it gets into the lungs. it actually damages the lungs such that they bleed internally. >> reporter: the epa says it believes the condo below the esmond was sprayed with the toxic pesticide the day che they canned in to exterminate indoor beetles. terminix saying they're cooperating with authorities. >> you are absolutely not to use this pesticide indoors because of the tremendous concern about public health and the environment. >> reporter: the epa banned the use of methyl bromide indoors in 1984. and the u.s. stopped producing it more than a decade ago due to its acute toxicity the epa

classified it as a restricted use pesticide. it can only be purchased and used by certified professionals. linsey davis, abc news new york. >> scary story. to amy in the social square with "the speed feed." >> all right, trending everywhere this morning, duke's big win to take the ncaa title. take a look at the celebration on the court when the blue devils won the big game and now take a look at this celebration in the middle of all those kids is sam holtz from illinois scored a slam dunk tying for first place in espn's tournament challenge with an almost bracket out of 11.5 million entries. we talked to sam last night after his big win. let's hear from the bracket champ. >> it feels really like exciting and it feels -- i feel like pretty cool you know, for winning it because it's a really hard thing to do. >> yeah pretty cool.

what does sam get for the win? the prize from our sister network is a $20,000 best buy gift card and a trip to the maui international basketball tournament but there is a hitch. it's only for players 18 and over. he's 12 so no word on what sam will win for his big score yet. we want to tell you what's scoring in your teed with the #socialsquare. guy, there's a pretty big quote. the odds of a perfect bracket, 1 in 128 billion. >> billion? >> billion. >> with a "b." >> oh my gosh. to have a perfect bracket. how did everybody do? >> less than perfect. >> on the other side of the stat. >> a whole lot are feeling that way. >> louisville rain is going to be a big part of your week. a low of 60 where you begin. clouds low, as well. sporms will ride right along that stationary front. it is flitting the nation.

look how warm in washington, d.c. mid to upper 70s. new york city mid to upper 50s. chicago to st. louis, 80 to 46. rainfall is a big part ensevere storms i showed you wednesday' i show a pop-up thunderstorm this afternoon and in the lower 30s. falling temperatures in the mid-40s to lower >> this week pollen is becoming more widespread coast to coast. the last week brought a big jump in levels for the east and southeast, you know you can thank birch, pine and oak trees for your i willary jis today. the overall and then here's the tree pollen. a lot of people are telling me i'm starting to feel it. you're right. >> thank you, i go he ginger.

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we are back now at 7:42 with the dermatologist to the stars found dead in an apparent suicide and some are wondering this morning if a parody on a popular netflix show went too far. abc's reena ninan is here with the story. good morning, reena. >> good morning to you. dr. braptsndt's philosophy was simple but this morning the baron of botox ended it all tragically at 65. with the star-studded roster

felling kelly ripa and joy behar. >> one of my celebrity's favorite products is the collagen booster. >> reporter: dr. fredric brandt earned a reputation as a dermatologist to the stars. >> botox deals with lines caused by expressions. the crow's feet. >> reporter: but this morning questions about whether a television parody may have played a role in the skin doctor's apparent suicide. tina fey's new netflix series "the unbreakable kimmy schidt" feature featured this. >> this brown furrow >> reporter: some say bears a striking resemblance to dr. brandt. >> if you put the characters next to each other, the resemblance was striking. >> reporter: overnight dr. brandt's representative telling abc news the show did upset him and he thought he was being made fun of for his appearance but

that he was suffering from depression and it wasn't any one thing that caused had him to take his own life. dr. brandt's celebrity friends sharing their grief an twitter. my heart is breaking for the loss of dr. fredric brandt. my friend you will be missed in high heart even longer said kelly ripa. from joy behar. dr. brandt was one. the sweetest nicest most generous people i have had the good fortune to meet and work with. he will be sorely missed." abc news reached out to netflix, tina fey for comment but not no response. a true pioneer in >> sad story. the women taking on victoria's secret angels and their vision of beauty. plus tennis star djokovic losing his cool and apologizing to the ball boy.

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all right, welcome back to "gma" and tennis star superstar novak djokovic apologized after his behavior on the court. he startled a ball boy. the athlete caught on camera during a heated moment on sunday

angrily snatching a towel appearing to yell at the young pan but now the ball boy is speaking out and gio benitez has that. >> reporter: this morning the world's number one tennis player, novak djokovic apologizing for this fiery moment caught on camera at the miami open after losing his second set against andy murray and startling this ball boy. watch again, the boy delivering towel is shaken by djokovic's yell. just moments later the umpire lets djokovic have it. >> it's not what you said it's the way you said something. shouting the kid was scared. >> reporter: but djokovic made a comeback winning the miami open taking to facebook with a heartfelt apology. >> i'm sincerely hoping that you can forgive me. >> reporter: saying he was yelling at his coaches. >> unfortunately, a ball boy was in the mid the of it and i really really feel sorry and i regret that he was there. >> reporter: djokovic a father himself seen here on twitter with his son who he calls his

most precious trophy. >> as a parent i do care about children a lot right now and it's -- i look at it in a much different way so i want to apologize to his parents, as well. >> he's never done that before so to me it was the heat of the moment. i don't think he had any intention to scare the ball kid. >> reporter: the incident out of character for djokovic who's often seen sharing laughs with ball boys. in last year's french open he shared an umbrella and toast. overnight the ball boy accepting djokovic's apology. >> absolutely no hard feelings. he apologized to me and my parents and we all really appreciated that. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news new york. >> two class acts. >> if i had to apologize to everybody i yelled at i'd still be apologizing. >> i think you're right. >> what a great player to champion. coming up a dramatic night

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all that, pete wentz and the star of the most furious movie on the planet, ludacris here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. ♪ >> oh, the crowd is loving this right now. ludacris is there fresh off "furious 7" smashing box office records over the weekend and rock star pete wentz. you saw him, as well. both here to reveal who is a finalist in the billboard awards and they promise some surprises later. >> can't wait for that. also going to get a visit from michael sam. what an emotional dance last night. there he is with peta. they flew all night long to be here live. they look pretty happy this morning, as well, coming in. his dance last night. it's a shame to see him leave.

>> again, we played this song. it reminds me of basketball, a foul out of the ball game. >> yeah. >> look at them dancing. >> yeah. >> can we do celebrate good times, come on. >> glad they're here with us. >> well, you know, dancing, the workout, and we all know, a good workout could actually save your life. all that sweat, all that huffing and puffing. well, research has revealed that your workout could be a life saver. we'll have more on that ahead. >> that's all coming up. let's get some news first from -- good-bye again. >> good-bye, george. >> hello and good morning, everyone. and we begin with the boston marathon bombing trial. after 16 days of testimony, jurors begin their deliberations this morning. both sides agree that dzhokhar tsarnaev participated in the bombings and the two gunfights with police but prosecutors say the younger tsarnaev helped plan the attacks and deserves the death penalty. his attorney, however, insists dzhokhar was a follower overly influenced by his older brother and should therefore get life in

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a joke that i don't get because home run would have been too predictable? i mean, what? >> trying to be unique. >> they got us talking about it. >> yes, they did. >> got us scratching our heads. >> "pop news" and weather coming up. now's let's go to lara in the social square. >> here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." what do the words to the song "american pie" really mean and how much are they worth? we'll have the answer coming up. also ahead, the women taking on victoria's secret right now. why they're saying, those women wearing those wings, they're no angels. and then we have the stars of "furious 7," one of the stars, ludacris and rocker pete wentz here live for a very special announcement. and then "dancing's" booted couple, michael sam and peta joining us on "good morning america" live in times square. good morning, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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so glad you asked, george. you'll like this story. ♪ bye bye miss american pie ♪ >> don mclean is getting ready to say good-bye to his copy of "american pie." his original manuscript for the hit song is going on the block right here in new york -- >> how much? >> -- at christie's auction house. this morning, i mean you could buy two. it's expected to sell for between $1 million and $1.5 million. that is a lot of "american pie." it includes 16 pages of drafts written a long, long time ago, thank you. mclean says the manuscript will finally reveal the song's meaning, which is something he's been silent about since the day the music died, robin. let's just hope the new owner decides to share that big secret because i think a lot of us wonder when you listen to those words which we all know -- >> what is he talking about? >> -- it's very strange. >> my high school english class we spent an entire semester dissecting it. trying to figure out what it went. >> and what did your -- >> i don't remember. >> but it got you here today.

>> i'll keep my million to million and a half and keep guessing. >> enjoy it on itunes. also in "pop news," wouldn't it be nice to have some new music from the beach boys? this is our musical rendition, right? original band member brian wilson teaming up with some major stars in music today for some good vibrations. name of the album? "no pier pressure" as in the kind of pier at the beach. it is wilson's first collection of new songs since 2008. also joining him, nate of fun, we love fun. zooey deschanel, kacey musgraves. and the guys from capitol cities. remember when they were on our show. it's a fun, fun listen and it is out today. >> love listening to the tunes. >> i bet. you're welcome. well, no more tunes. >> oh. this is pretty cool. have you ever wondered if you have a doppelganger somewhere in the world. has anybody ever said -- >> we searched for that. >> yes, we tried. well, this guy, neal richardson

definitely has one. take a look at this photo evidence. go slower. go slower, so we can take this in. he moves to a new town and he finds strangers are asking him if his name is john. hey, john, how are you doing, john. he has no idea what's going on until he finally bumps into his brother from another mother i'd like to call them on a chance encounter on a bus trip. john said he didn't notice the resemblance himself. his wife is the one who did the double take and, guys, the similarities don't end in looks. both attended the same college and both proposed to their wives within a week of meeting them. both men write poetry and both even use the same bank. they believe there's no chance they're related and john says anyway he's better looking. >> didn't notice the similarity? >> no, no. >> took his wife to say you look -- >> yeah. >> everyone, hey, john, this poor guy feels like, i'm not john. isn't that funny? >> it is. >> and that is a somewhat musical "pop news." >> thank you for that, lara.

>> "heat index" coming up. let's go to ginger. >> all right, i just made a new friend. what's your name? >> brandon. >> and you wanted to say happy birthday to your day. what's his name? >> eric. >> eric, happy birthday in d.c. and look at us here, happy birthday. with that light drizzle. we don't care. it feels good, doesn't it? it's a little cool here in new york city than it is in austin, texas, is where we begin. upper 60s where you start the day with clouds in place and eventually be seeing some storm action but nothing in that severe -- the severe category will stay just here north wednesday and thursday. but look at the warmth down there. 85 for dallas today. and the wind gusts back in the southwest along with the fire danger, high. you could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour. albuquerque, back to tucson, high fire danger. that's the big picture. a check closer t >> this afternoon, a pop-up shower is likely and could have a thunderstorm with lightning and small hail not out of the

question. upper 50s along the coast and around the bay lower 60 and inland lower 60s. tonight, clouds and falling only in the mid-and lower 40s across the bay area. we have rain today, and isolated shower possible tomorrow and we dry out and brighten up forme >> you don't have to take a guess. it's definitely spring break. these people are ready to party, lara. >> love it. you look so springy. thank you so much, ginger. first up on our "gma heat index," a buzzy new campaign trending coast to coast this morning taking on the idea of what sexy really looks like celebrating women of all sizes with the #imnoangel. abc's rachel smith is here with the details. good morning, rach. >> that's right. thanks, lara, good morning to you too. at some point in life, many, if not all of us, battle body image. this morning women's clothing company lane bryant is chiming in on the conversation about beauty and body image with a new

marketing campaign hoping to encourage us all to redefine what beauty truly means. they're arguably the world's most famous lingerie models, victoria's secret angels known for flaunting their wings down those fabulous runways. ♪ but this morning those angels have some new competition. >> i'm no angel. >> reporter: lane bryant introducing a new body loving campaign called i'm no angel. >> i mean, honey, have you seen all this? >> reporter: asking the world to help celebrate women of all sizes redefining what it means to be sexy. >> there's been too narrow of a definition of what beauty is, and we're challenging what that is by inviting everyone to join in and say what is beauty? what is sexy? >> reporter: lane bryant is not the first to take on body image in their campaign. dove famously showcased women of all sizes and just last year intimate apparel line aerie got real when they quit photoshopping women in their ads and now women are taking to

social media to share their love for the lane bryant campaign. one tweeting "lane bryant's #imnoangel campaign is sexy in all the right ways." another writing, "women and teen girls need campaigns like this to combat negative body images." other posting self-loving photos to instagram sharing why they are no angel but not everyone is on board. one person writing, "what about girls who naturally look like an angel?" >> this campaign is something everyone can relate to. it's very much about making beauty and sexy approachable and embraceable. >> yes, i happen to be, you know, a size 22 but i'm sexy. >> reporter: body positive ago activists and plus size model tess holiday says it's time to redefine what beauty means. >> we've grown up in an era of victoria's secret and "maxim," and it's always the same type of woman and just to see an ad with different sizes is totally refreshing. >> it's something that looks like this. >> reporter: the campaign showing that whatever your "this is" is beautiful.

although lane bryant's clothing targets women sizes 14 and up, this campaign is stirring up a social media frenzy amongst women of all sizes, seemingly proof there is power in marketing campaigns, not just selling a product but selling a message too. >> empower. >> absolutely and hopefully it will expand the conversation. >> beauty in all packages. >> absolutely. let's embrace our diversity. right? >> well done, lane bryant. thank you, rachel. >> thank you. we move on now to our "heat index," "dancing with the stars," emotional night as the stars relived their most memorable years on the dance floor. one couple had to come home. michael sam and peta will join us after these highlights. ♪ the ballroom, a time machine monday night as the stars turned back time. ♪ >> that was out of control. >> reporter: and opened up about some of the most pivotal moments of their lives. >> my agent going, you got it and i said, got what. she said, you've got the starring part on "three's company."

>> reporter: moving memories. >> i remember my mom coming to my bedside and explaining to me that i lost left arm at the elbow and left leg above the knee. i had to go through that dark time to get where i am today. >> i think everyone here should stand up and applaud you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: meaningful dedications. >> i want to dedicate this dance to my sister and to anyone in the world that has ever felt like they are not enough. >> that sister and proud mom demi moore watching from the audience. >> you're dancing for every girl. >> reporter: but the girl on fire, 14-year-old willow shields dancing to a "hunger games" inspired theme picking up three 10s, some of the first of the season. >> i'm blown away about you, willow. >> reporter: nastia liukin also taking home a 10 with derek in this sultry sway. >> it was a stunner! >> reporter: there were a few stumbles. >> that wasn't that great. >> i thought we nailed that and i'm disappointed that we had such little scores.

>> reporter: and in the end michael sam coming home but not before leaving a lasting impression on the dance floor. >> when i first came out, it was all over the press. what people don't know, it cost me my relationship with my father. >> i got so much -- so emotional right now. >> you were truly dancing your soul for us. >> and your dancing tonight, my darling, was the best you've ever done. [ cheers and applause ] >> and here they come. michael sam, peta murgatroyd, welcome back to "gma." hi, guys. welcome back. >> hi, michael. >> how are you? >> hi. >> high up. >> we got to take care of her. >> boy, michael, talk about going out with a bang. that dance last night, so passionate, and i mean it had to be painful in so many ways too talking about your father who left when you were young, turned his back on you when you came out. >> you know, it was a real emotional dance. it was very powerful.

i'm so glad that peta -- i got to share that moment with peta. she did a great job planning that out. so thankful to share that moment with her. >> we were glad to see it. >> yeah, and so was bruno. bruno called it one of the most powerful dances of the year. had to feel good to go out on a high note. >> it was bittersweet. it was my best performance but that night we did get eliminated but i have no regrets. >> hard to let it end that way. >> one more time. >> i agree. i agree. >> you ended on a high note but you started off really strong. len goodman saying that you might have the rear of the year. i mean, that's a pretty big compliment. >> congratulations, by the way. >> thank you. >> i know you were working on that important showcase for nfl players. did that take a toll on your dancing at all? >> you know what, it was very stressful at first. i was pulling double duties working out in the morning, doing my nfl combine training and then training with peta in the afternoon. it was really stressful. >> is it different kinds of

training? >> oh, absolutely. just a little bit using different -- >> you don't use a cha-cha on the football field. >> we do the karoake runs or something -- >> yeah. that was similar to one of our warm-up drills but it wasn't a drill. >> i know. >> exactly. >> michael, we got to get some news from you. the new york giants owner told tmz sports he really wants you to make an nfl team. >> so do we. >> i do too. i do too. >> so you're going to be trying hard. >> i'm still training now since "dancing" is over. unfortunately, i have to leave this beautiful girl back in l.a. but i'm 100% focused on football training. >> will you keep us posted, please, on that? >> absolutely. >> you guys had such an impact on social media too last night watching the tweets come in. tell us now that you're out, who do you think is going to win?

>> peta, you tell us. >> oh, i have my pick. i think val will win with rumer and i really hope that they do. i think that they've done such an amazing job so far. >> they're captivating, aren't they? >> yeah. >> rumer has this presence about her and this realness that not many people can show on the floor so -- >> have you guys been following our new twist? the "gma" dance challenge? >> yes, we heard about it. >> are you in? >> yeah. >> last week charlotte and keo gave us a move. i want you to take a look right here. >> what is keo doing? [ laughter ] >> what is he doing? >> i love it. >> so you're up for it. you accept the challenge. >> oh, yes. yes. >> do they have to copy that or do they have to up it? >> copy, up it and then -- >> and then pass it on. >> okay. >> just to be clear. >> thank you, guys. see all the action monday on "dancing with the stars," 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central on abc. >> awesome, guys. now up on our "heat index," a husband's letter to his

stay-at-home wife getting lots of reaction online after he added up the value of everything she does and realized he couldn't afford her. abc's mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: as clare dunphy knows all too well sometimes moms in modern families aren't always appreciated. >> i'm stretched a little thin today so i need you to do the grocery shopping and check in on the kids and clean up the branches in the front yard. >> done and done. >> is that an expression or did you only remember two of the things i said? >> reporter: but steve nelms has figured out how much he appreciates his stay-at-home wife glory down to the dollar. >> i thought it would be fun to write a post to see what that would equate to with all the services that she does on a day-to-day basis. >> reporter: in a blog post titled, "fathers, you can't afford a stay-at-home mom," nelms itemized every job his wife performs. the total close to a whopping $74,000 per year.

including a laundry list of child care for their 2-year-old son ezra, cleaning and cooking. coming to the conclusion that he really could not afford his wife. >> it was hard to stay at home for a reason and it wasn't necessarily the workload. it was everything that came with, losing that paycheck, losing that job, losing the connection with other people in the world. >> reporter: the post has gone viral. some responding with support. "i'd love for my nagging husband to read this. all he does is gripe for me to get a job." another writing "it's supposed to be a partnership with each contributing equally, not a place of employment." >> it was just simply a reflection of how our family dynamic works. >> i'm not going to say one has it easier than the other. i think it comes down to people. >> reporter: a balancing act this couple performs to maximize the opportunities for their little one. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york.

>> i think a lot of people are going to nominate him for husband of the year. >> yeah, did well. well done. all right, coming up, sequins are hot this season. we're going to show you how to take them from the runway to the real way. also, big hollywood producer brian grazer is here. he's got a great new book all about curiosity. stay with us. "dancing with the stars" on "gma" is brought to you by autotrader. find your car your way at autotrader. autotrader.

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showers just to the east of san jose. heavier showers at this hour. it's time for some fun. >> i'm going in. can you keep him occupied? >> what do you think i've been doing? >> hang on. let's finish this. ♪ >> that's going to be great. brand-new footage from marvel's "avengers: age of ultron," a brand-new trailer. on monday we showed you it. some mysterious puzzle pieces. is that part of "avengers: age of ultron"? i'm not sure. we showed this scramble on monday. it's actually hiding a big announcement. now we'll reveal what it means. >> i now know the reveal and looking at the -- there it is. there you go. i would have never guessed it. but here's the news. the "avengers" will assemble for

two special appearances, "jimmy kimmel live" on april 13th. and robert downey jr., the gang will be right here on "gma" live in times square on april 24th, so looking forward to that. >> then we can't wait for this. we have "furious 7" star ludacris and pete wentz here getting ready to exclusively reveal the billboard music award finalists and the big announcement is just minutes away. >> also, michael and peta gearing up for their challenge. let's take one more look at charlotte and keo during the charlotte shimmy. >> charlotte and keo were so great, george. this is what it looked like when they did it. it is now time for peta and michael to re-create the charlotte shimmy. show us. >> the shoulders -- >> i think it's whatever you want. go for it. >> let it rip. >> oh, yeah, you guys have a different take. i like it. kind of like keo's. >> kind of like keo's. >> like this. >> we got it.

>> they nailed it. >> thanks, guys. all right, now it's time to yahoo your day. sequins are hot this season. did you know that? how can you make it work at home? abc's paula faris got the lowdown from yahoo! style editor in chief, joe zee ♪ yahoo ♪ >> reporter: when you hear sequin, you might think first to the looks of legends of the past but guess what, what's old is new again and sequins are back taking the runways by storm. just ask joe zee, editor in chief of "yahoo! style," our resident expert in translating high-end styles into real lives. >> i think high school. >> i think liza minnelli but they're back all over the runways from burberry to tom ford but the great thing about

sequins, people have this connotation of it being evening. i think it's a perfect complement for your daytime wardrobe. >> reporter: did he say daytime? to demonstrate how to rock them during the day, we asked him to outfit angela and kim in some of the season's hottest looks at bloomingdale's. look number one, casual. >> this is what i call the busy mom on the go but wants a bit of glamour. >> she looks better than i do when i'm on the go. i'm usually in sweatpants. >> well i know but i think the thing is why not just have a bit of fun. here is a camisole which is a very simple silhouette and with sequins, not all over, just touches of it and it being pink doesn't feel too evening. >> reporter: look number two, day to night. >> she's wearing a stretch sequin skirt. now, this may seem a little bit dressier but i love the idea of pairing it with something easy and casual and sort of comfy oversize sweater. i love the contrast. and the thing is like she can whip this sweater off and go out at night. >> reporter: now, check out my look. this isn't a splash. i feel like it's a tidal wave. >> it's a tsunami. very to say vegas called and they want their look back.

>> i will not be wearing this to work or during the day but i went for it. fashion lesson of the day time to sport your own fashion forward sequin is now. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> all right, paula, thanks for that. and let's head out now to ginger with the final check of the weather. ginger. >> oh amy, look at this crowd. i just want to get all these smiling faces on this morning and start with the social square so we can see what you are waking up to. in ashland, wisconsin, look at those icebergs so we're talking that's just northern wisconsin. the ice just on the edge of the lake. you know some melting is happening. not all that warm, and severe weather threat for wednesday. oklahoma city up through central illinois. southern iowa and then thursday's threat, i haven't been able to show you this yet, it is elevated that includes chicago, down to st. louis. something that we'll be watching closely the next 48 to even 52 hours.

i show a pop-up thunderstorm this afternoon and in the lower 30s. falling temperatures in the mid-40s to lower >> all that weather brought to you by prudential financial. now i want to tell you about a touching new book out today. it is the perfect mother's day gift. it's called "a letter to my mom." personal letters that everyone from melissa rivers to shania twain have written celebrating their moms, and i even got a chance to write a little bit for my mom, dawn, so just out of respect for you, mom, i thought i'd read a little. now that i'm newly married and wanting to start my own family and you'll see pictures of us here the reflection on our relationship makes me see all the sacrifices that you made more clearly than ever before. it's tough not to get through this. i have a ton to live up to if i ever get the chance to be a mom like you and you can read a letter to my mom without tears. it's out today, lara. >> beautiful. >> your mom -- >> is a great mom. >> yes, indeed. coming up here, oscar

winning producer brian grazer on curiosity. what he has to say about his time with everyone from michael jackson to princess diana.

he is the oscar-winning producer with hits like "a beautiful mind" and "apollo 13"

and also tv hits, "friday night lights" and "empire," and now he is on a mission to inspire curiosity sharing lessons from a lifetime in his new book "a curious mind: the secret to a bigger life." well, bryan glazer. this is something you were born with. you were blessed with curiosity. >> i was born with it but i think everybody was born with curiosity. i don't think i'm a special person for that. although i did have a grandma, grandma sonia that said my curiosity is going to make me special, and if i work it, it will enlargen my world. >> boy, was she right. and you described it in hollywood as your secret weapon and i love the story about how you got your first job. >> oh, i got my first job -- i just graduated. i didn't know what to do out of college and i'm in my apartment complex and i overhear a telephone -- a conversation outside my window. >> outside on the street. >> well, it was in this little courtyard and one guy says, i just had the easiest, cushiest job. i never heard the word cushiest before. i closed my drape ss so i could

overhear where it was. i dialed warner brother's legal department. within a couple of hours i got that job. >> they needed somebody right away. it demonstrated a quality you need along with curiosity, a kind of fearlessness. you got to be able to follow up. make the call no matter what. >> you have to make the call no matter what. you do have to have a little fearlessness. you have to really be willing to disrupt your comfort zone and that would mean not only have the courage to make the call or to say hello to somebody and ask them the question that enters their mind-set or psyche, you're living in their world on their -- with their rules. >> and you've been doing it now for 35 years. back here on the wall behind us all the people you've had curiosity conversations with. just a small sample actually. you've had hundreds of then. leading to so many fascinating stories. you got to start out by telling us about michael jackson. i was reading about the time you met him. finally after many calls he came to a meeting with you and you

asked him to take off his glove. >> i asked him to take his gloves off because -- >> he did. >> he did but i didn't feel like i could have a real conversation with him, i mean a real one like trying to understand how he created music with those gloves on. i just -- that was a threshold so i said, nervously, would you take your gloves off? and i paused, and he stared at me and he took his gloves off and he became mozart. he literally was able to granulate exactly how he creates music. lyrics, beats, songs and he became a completely professorial type of person. >> and opened up with just the simplest question. i think that's what can be so disarming is well getting people to explain themselves in some way. >> yes. >> how about with princess diana. >> princess diana was extraordinary. i sent her many letters and -- i would even call the palace. i mean, sounds crazy, but then i met -- >> they must have thought you were a little bit crazy. >> it was -- it was a courageous

act or -- but i did, and i got together with her. what i found was that she had such deep humanity, it was palpable. you could feel her humanity. the way she treated people, she observed everything in the room and every person in the room and cared about making them feel good, and it was a powerful -- >> you know what, not everyone has a hollywood producer's rolodex but you really end the book and i think this is important, about advice on how people can might put curiosity to work for them every day. >> i think people can put curiosity to work. that's my mission really. that's the reason i wrote the book "a curious mind," everybody can employ this superpower. for me every one of these movies and every one of these people, every one of these television shows came from utilizing curiosity as a genuine real tool and it makes your world instead of smaller much bigger because you're entering the mind of somebody else and it transports you and it's generous

so it really does work, and, look, i have a bunch of kids. if i ask my son, thomas, 15 years old, how was your day, he doesn't even answer the question. >> i've tried that. >> if i say to him, which i did say the other day, i said what do you think you're actually good at? i got a half hour conversation. so when you just enter what their problems are, their issues or their expertise in the case of all these people, you get real answers. it does expand your life. >> we're just about out of time. i got to ask you about "empire." >> okay. >> what a smash hit this year. give us one tidbit. >> all right. one tidbit on "empire." okay, because i was preasked this and i tell you, eminem i know loves our show and i produced "eight mile" with eminem. i'm going to beg him to get on our show. he and oprah winfrey. somehow i'm going to get one or both of them on our show. >> if anybody can do it bryan glazer can do. "a curious mind" is a fantastic book.

congratulations. >> thanks, george. >> the book is in book stores available starting today. and coming up here, "furious 7" star ludacris and pete wentz are here live. they reveal the billboard music awards finalists. that is a "gma" exclusive. >> thanks for pu ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in

the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ]

all right. we've been waiting all morning long for this moment. we have two music powerhouses in the house announcing some of this year's billboard music award finalists. so good to have fall out boys' pete wentz with us. exactly. exactly. and hip-hop superstar and actor extraordinaire ludacris. >> yes, yes. yes. >> yes. big week for you. >> absolutely. >> congratulations on "furious." >> thank you very much and album. album came out too. "ludiversal." >> i couldn't even get to it. >> i was helping you out. craziness. >> tell us the name. >> "ludiversal." thanks everyone for the support for the movie. "furious 7," thank everybody for going to support it. >> that was beautiful.

we talked a lot about it this week. very sentimental. how is it juggling album, movie? >> petey and i were talking about that. i don't know how i'm alive and awake and feeling good. it's because i have good energy and good people around me. that's why. >> that's a wonderful thing and you're blessed and you acknowledge that. you've got a bigger summer up. boys of zummer. >> boys of zummer. >> zummer with a "z". >> doing it with hoody allen and wiz khalifa. >> you know what else is awesome? it's time for us to announce the finalists for the billboard music awards. you guys are doing it. no pressure. all right. these are just some of the biggest categories so everybody let's take it away. want to point out billboard music awards will broadcast live from the mgm, that's in las vegas and we'll tell you about that later but right now, the finalists. >> yeah, man, we're going to start off with top female artist. we have iggy azalea, ariana grande, katy perry, taylor swift, meghan trainor.

>> congratulations. >> top male artist, drake, pharrell williams, ed sheeran, sam smith and justin timberlake. >> justin timberlake, all right. >> top artists, ariana grande, one direction, katy perry, sam smith and taylor swift. >> wow. >> sam smith, taylor swift again. all right. you are up. >> top billboard 200 album, maroon 5, "v," pentatonix, that's christmas to me, ed sheeran, "x," sam smith "in the lonely hour" and taylor swift, "1989." >> wow, this is going to be good. >> top hot 100 song, now you got iggy azalea featuring

charli xcx, "fancy," sam smith "stay with me." taylor swift, "shake it off" and meghan trainor "all about that bass." >> is that it? are we good? >> i think we're good. >> those are just a few of the categories. we heard a couple of names more than once. >> yes. >> i heard sam smith and taylor swift a lot. >> i did also. i think that they're going to -- one of them is definitely going to walk away with multiple awards. >> with multiple. >> or both. >> and one of you is hosting. >> yeah. >> with chrissy teigen. >> yes. >> first time host and i know she watches "good morning america." >> yes. >> so what advice do you have for chrissy as hosting billboard music awards? >> she doesn't even need any advice. a lot people will see her personality come out. she's great at this. it was fun last year but we're going to have even more fun this year. >> did she do it with you last year? >> that's what i'm saying. she'll surprise people so it's vegas and all about having a party this year and getting a little, you know, wild. >> getting a little wild. this award shown is known for being one of the more

energetic -- >> that's what i'll call it. >> and helps to have live music. which i understand you'll be providing? >> we'll play our song "uma thurman" for the first time on live tv and our buddy wiz khalifa will do something -- >> my kids would be mad if i didn't ask about "uma thurman" and how it came to be. >> we were playing something and we had a sample from "munsters" and thought it was a quentin tarantino song. let's write it about uma thurman and reached out and said can we name the song this? her people was, yeah, okay. >> now that it's out? >> we need another reaction. >> uma, you're out there, please let us know. my kids love it. so looking forward to you >> thank you. >> -- hosting. ludi, we wish you luck. how crazy the energy is at "gma." nothing compared to the billboard music awards. >> this is true. yes. >> all right. everybody, the awards will broadcast live from the mgm grand, may 17th, 8 p.m. eastern

7:00 central right here on abc. tickets on sale this afternoon, 3:30 eastern, 12:30 pacific and, guys, coming up, we have a dog that is acing table tennis. so you do not want to miss this. >> i don't know if i want to see it. >> no, you do. you do. you do. come on. work with me. we'll be right back. ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ my my my ♪

this week on "the view what will kathy griffin say? what will nick cannon do? buckle in because this week there's no holding back on "the view" and the stars are coming out to play. yeah, you're going to enjoy "the view" on abc. ♪ you can't touch this ♪ "good morning america" brought to you by listerine total care, one bottle six benefits. >> let's send everybody off with a smile this tuesday morning. check this out. look at this guy, a little border collie. can't touch him on the ping-pong table. look as he actually returns that. >> wow! >> wait a minute. are you allowed to get on the table? he is. >> he is if he gets the ball like that. >> he can do anything he wants. >> i feel we have a live segment coming up in the future. >> yes. >> i think so too. >> for the border collie. >> paw to paw, it's happening. meanwhile, everybody, have a wonderful day. >> see you tomorrow. ♪ can't touch this look at my eyes man ♪

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