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>> dennis quaid's movie set meltdown. the star's profanity-laced tirade. caught on tape. what caused him to lose his temper or was it an elaborate hoax? and good morning, america. what do you think? that dennis quaid video is burning up the internet. you asked the question. was it a tirade or a hoax? i'm voting hoax. >> i'm voting hoax. >> i think he was trying to find his motivation. getting into character. >> a little over the top. >> jimmy kimmel has done hoaxes like this before. he said he didn't put him up to it. >> he certainly accomplished it. we begin with the wild weather. powerful winds out west causing

deadly dust storms, creating havoc on the roads. and flooding and rain in the south. rob is in for ginger this morning and tracking it all. rob? >> take a look at these pictures. stunning stuff out of las vegas. that storm cloud. that is a dust cloud that engulfs the city. nevada seeing gusts up to 55 miles an hour. the biggest winds and issues around salt lake city. overnight, major dust storms blasting through parts of utah, california, and nevada, causing hazardous air quality and deadly driving conditions. winds gusting up to 82 miles an hour in salt lake city tuesday. the low visibility blinding drivers on interstate 80 tipping semis. and causing a pileup that left at least 25 injured and 1 person dead. powerful wind and blowing dust causing problems near fresno. >> a couple of the collisions occurred while we were on the scene. it ebbs and flows. >> reporter: reports of a seven-vehicle pileup with minor injuries. visibility there?

only ten feet. look at this incredible sight. enormous dust clouds across the las vegas skyline. blocking the view of the famed strip. making it nearly impossible for planes to land. one british airways flight forced to land in california instead. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: in oregon, a tornado whipped this car up into the air. slamming it on to the parking lot up side down. torrential rains causing chaos in the south. this toddler died after being swept away in a drainage canal. record rainfalls yesterday over 3 1/2 inches of rain. flood watches and warnings posted through this afternoon. up through mobile and parts of kentucky. a bit of a break across the south today. we'll reenergize the rainfall threat. as we go through the rest of the week. the big storm out west. temperatures in the 70s yesterday in salt lake city. dropping 40 degrees in just four hours. incredible how strong this system is. red flag warnings and fire danger from the canadian border

down to southern california. a big storm will have big consequences. as it moves across the country, george. >> thank you, rob. we turn to the questions about police brutality. protests across the country overnight. two cases in the headlines this morning. we have the latest on the officer who killed a suspect. first, the shocking dash cam video. an officer takes down an armed man by ramming him with his cruiser. it's a tough video to watch. abc's t.j. holmes here with the story. >> this officer didn't pull the trigger. he hit the gas. accused of plowing his car into the suspect who had his back turned. we're seeing this for the first time. with our own eyes. what some people say is obviously excessive, police are saying was absolutely necessary. listen closely. police say that's robbery suspect mario valencia ignoring their calls to surrender, firing a stolen rifle into the air. as patrol cars approach him. >> it's unlocked now. he's definitely loaded.

>> reporter: watch how one officer decides to take him down. >> oh, jesus christ, man down. >> reporter: here's the view from that officer's car. we're freezing it before impact. because of the graphic nature at this angle. the cruiser going so fast, it plows through a concrete wall. the windshield cracking. >> this is not the first time a vehicle has been used in a deadly force situation. >> reporter: it happened in arizona, just outside tucson in february. police releasing the video now because a county investigation just ended. no criminal charges for officer michael rapiejko. who was behind the wheel. according to a police report, he was concerned about the surrounding businesses that were occupied. telling investigators he believed using his duty weapon would be more of a risk to the community than using his vehicle. valencia's attorney says they're investigating the incident. and based on the video it seems like an obvious excessive use of force. it's a miracle he's not dead. police say valencia was on a crime spree.

he's be charged with 11 felonies including starting a church fire, stealing a car, stealing the rifle and ammo from a nearby walmart. the officer is back on duty. the police argue, do you let the suspect continue and see what happens? or do you act? they say they erred on the side of saving innocent lives. the officer has been cleared at this point. now to the volunteer sheriff's deputy charged with fatally shooting an unarmed man. in oklahoma. the insurance executive says he mistook the gun for the taser. and he turned himself in on tuesday. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. the volunteer is out of jail this morning. he bonded out almost immediately. he's due back here in court next week. a grandfather of three and well-respected businessman is swarmed by cameras as he turns

himself in to the very jail where he's used to taking criminals as a volunteer deputy for the last eight years. 73-year-old robert bates is an accused felon this morning, wearing his sunday best for his mug shot. >> his life is in turmoil. >> reporter: he's charged with second-degree manslaughter after he confused his taser for a gun, fatally shooting 44-year-old eric harris. [ gunshot ] >> oh, i shot him, i'm sorry. >> it was an honest, legitimate mistake. he's very upset about the fact that he was involved in someone losing his life. >> reporter: the shooting caught on police body cam. first harris running from deputies after allegedly selling drugs and guns to an undercover officer. >> roll on your stomach. >> reporter: harris was brought down by officers a few blocks away, where deputy bates was sitting in his car. his attorney says he got out to help officers. then that stunning moment. [ gunshot ] >> oh, i shot him. i'm sorry.

>> he shot me! he shot me! >> reporter: harris died from that gunshot wound. his family is relieved that the man who fired it is facing felony charges. this morning it's pointed out he's donated thousands of dollars in equipment to the sheriff's department. they're saying he's an old man paying for the right to play police officer. some say turning that generosity on him now is flat out wrong. george. >> action on the white house trail. hillary clinton talks to iowa voters for the first time. and chris christie hoping to ramp up his campaign. with a major speech on social security. jon karl is here with more. hillary clinton may be the most famous person in the world. it's hard to go small in iowa. >> reporter: that sure is the case, george. she's trying to do that. yesterday, she went to a coffee shop and had a small roundtable with a group of folks from a community college. in iowa.

look at this photograph of her event at the community college. if you pull back, she's entirely surrounded by cameras and by people. it's hardly a small stage. it's very hard to be small and intimate when your name is hillary clinton and you're running for president. >> a new report she was asked about the personal e-mail server about two years ago. >> reporter: this was an official inquiry in the house. they asked her specifically if she ever used personal e-mail to conduct official business. they never got an answer from hillary clinton to that question. and they never got an answer from the state department to that question. >> meanwhile, chris christie, lagging in the polls. hillary clinton says her major policy features will come later, he gave a big one yesterday, calling for major reforms in social security. >> reporter: this is an unusual way to start a campaign. he's not an official candidate yet. he's way down from where he was in the polls.

he's coming out with a major entitlement reform plan. it calls to raise the eligibility age to 69. for social security phasing out benefits for people over a certain income. eeliminating associate security benefits for anybody who makes over $200,000 a year. >> big contrast for democrats calling for increases in social security benefits. now to ryan smith with the other top stories. a security concern for airlines. >> we begin with a new threat in the sky. hundreds of the newest commercial planes can be vulnerable to hackers capable of taking cole of the aircraft. investigators warn the highly automated computer systems could be compromised with a laptop and wi-fi connection. lawmakers are calling on the faa to take action. homeland security is urging government workers to be vigilant after a new threat. someone compiled the addresses of workers at the security

department, fbi and sia and posted them online. the fact someone compiled them prompted the investigation. affected employees are being notified. a nuclear deal with iran resulted in a rare show of bipartisan ship in washington. in a 19-0 vote the relations committee pass add bill giving congress the power to review any potential nuclear deal with iran after the june deadline passes. the white house says president obama will sign the bill. also breaking overnight. a big decision affecting doctors and the fees they get paid. congress improved a bill to change the way medicaid pays doctors. a 20% reduction in payments taken affect today. fast food workers are fighting for a $15 minimum wage. this video just coming in from new york. workers are planning strikes in more than 200 cities and college

campuses. a furious judge sentenced eight city teachers and school officials to prison for cheating on examines to inflate students' scores. the judge said it's the sickest thing that's happened in this town. some teachers face up to seven years in prison. free on bond planning an appeal. nothing like a bond between the father and his daughter. but this one is just out of this world. 13-year-old stephanie has a dad who has been working for weeks onboard the international space station. she really misses him. i mean really misses him. so she worked with engineers from hyundai who used their cars to write a huge message in the and in the nevada desert. a message so big dad could see it from space. the message spells out, steph loves you. the tire tracks covered two square miles, setting a world record. his name is terry virts. he was able to take a picture of the message. he'll return to earth next month. >> a happy guy. >> how cool does he sound to the other astronauts up there. look what my daughter did.

>> best dad in the world. thank you very much. we turn now to actress rita wilson, who is speaking out about battling breast cancer. the wife of oscar-winner tom hanks revealing she had a double mastectomy and getting a second opinion, she says, saved her life. abc's linsey davis is here with her story. >> reporter: rita wilson is opening up to help educate others, calling a second opinion critical to your health, saying you have nothing to lose if both opinions match up for the good, and everything to gain if something that was missed is found. which is exactly what happened to her. this morning, hollywood a-lister rita wilson is going public about her battle with breast cancer. the 58-year-old revealing she's undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. like angelina jolie before her, who also underwent a double mastectomy, wilson is sharing her story in the hopes it helps other.

saying i'm getting better every day and look forward to renewed health. she knew she had a precancerous condition that she and her doctors had been monitoring. >> a woman found to have lcis is known to be at risk for invasive breast cancer down the road. >> reporter: wilson was relieved when initial biopsies didn't show cancer. a friend urged her to get a second opinion. just to make sure. the second opinion finally caught it. >> i think that for any diagnosis, a patient should always feel comfortable asking for a second opinion. you will not be insulting or offending the physician. it's always good to get a second pair of eyes on a problem. >> reporter: wilson appears optimistic. telling people magazine, i'm recovering and most importantly, expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early, have excellent doctors, and because i got a second opinion. one study found that breast

cancer patients that went in for a second opinion that the recommendations for surgery changed in more than half of those cases. polls actually show that the majority of people don't get second opinions. rita wilson is hoping people will learn from her experience. and good for her friend who urged her to do it. >> and to trust her own instincts. i'm a huge believer in that. when you feel something in your gut, believe it. >> if it doesn't feel right. >> i was surprised that second opinions changed the diagnosis half the time. >> apparently it depends on the pathologist. who is reading it. as much as people say medicine is a science. but it can be an art. depending on what somebody sees. >> that's scary. >> so many choices, so many options how to proceed. when it comes to breast cancer and so many cancers. >> depending on what kind of breast cancer. and you have great story of generosity. >> i do. i'm so excited to share with you. this guy has to be up for boss of the year. the pay gap between chief executives and the average worker is expanding rapidly. this man is doing something

different. he's taking a pay cut to give his employees big raises. rebecca jarvis has our story. >> reporter: imagine walking into work and finding out you and your colleagues will be doubling your pay? while your boss takes a pay cut. >> we're going have a minimum $70,000 pay rate for everyone that works here. >> reporter: that's what happened to the employees at gravity payments when dan price, the ceo, decided everyone at the company, no matter their position, would earn a minimum of $70,000 a year. he was troubled by the pay gap. in the united states, one of the world's largest with chief executives earning nearly 300 times what the average worker makes. he cut his salary from nearly $1 million to $70,000. >> there's a princeton study. they said what level of income actually generates happiness? they determined it's around $70,000.

>> reporter: the study shows for people who earn less than $70,000, extra money can make a big difference. for alyssa, a single mother, it means more time to spend with family. >> it's going to be exciting. he loves mickey. we're going to disneyland, i think. >> reporter: out of 120 employees, 70 will get raises, with 30 doubling their salaries. >> i think the thing that holds people back is the lack of independence. i think it's up to us to decide what's right for us. and what we want to do. >> reporter: dan price is also using company profits to pay for the raises. that can be risky. he is confident his employees have more than earned it and will continue to. and since this announcement, they're getting thousands of new job applications since this announcement. not surprisingly. >> i wonder why. >> it keeps them motivated, i would imagine. more productive. >> he feels like they'll work harder.

he's not worried in the slightest. >> excited to see the outcome. let's go back to rob. flooding in the south. >> this picture out of west virginia yesterday. another storm surges across texas. and the i-10 corridor. through friday, another 2, 3, 4 inches of rain. it continues on through the weekend. heavy snow east of salt lake city. take it over a foot in some spots, could see two feet.

>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area microclimate forecast. total sunshine. not so breezy but warmer. not so cool tonight, either, because of the breezes. the best chance of record highs are friday. today, a lot of 70s around the bay and inland and maybe up to 80 in antioch but mid-60s loan the coast. tonight we hang out in the low-to-mid 50s. 70s at the and coming up on "gma," the former honor and coming up on "gma," the former honor student on trial for her boyfriend's murder. the dramatic 911 call. shocking police interview played in court. a warning about nail polish remover. sparking dangerous flash fires and how you can avoid them. and bruce jenner speaking out. we're hearing from the former olympian for the first time ahead of the upcoming news special.

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and just ahead on "gma," a dramatic opening day in the trial of the kentucky honor student who killed her boyfriend. what she told police after she did it. and dennis quaid's movie set rant. good morning, america. . good morning. i'm kristen sze. some parents in sacramento threatening to home schoolchildren if it becomes a law banning most exemptions for

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good morning, america. right now, we're tracking extreme weather. powerful winds causing deadly dust storms and more flooding rain in the forecast. also right now, the emotional 911 call and da mattic police interview laid for jurors in the case of the former honor student charged with murdering her boyfriend. and an alert about nail polish remover. causing dangerous flash fires and burns. a lot to get to this morning. one of the biggest singing sensations in the world right here this morning. >> that's right. this lip-syncing trio. they're going to perform live some of their best hits. it's their biggest performance ever. switching gears to the

latest in the murder trial of the kentucky honor student charged with killing her boyfriend. her 911 call an police interview both played if court. gio benitez here with that story. >> reporter: good morning, george. prosecutors using her own words after shooting her boyfriend in the face and killing him. she was seen at one point sinking her head into her hands, perhaps realizing how potentially damning her words are. >> i mean i'm not a murderer. >> reporter: listen as the former honor student shayna hubers says she just shot her boyfriend, attorney ryan poston six times. >> he was right in front of me and down and grabbed the gun. out of his hands. >> reporter: prosecutors say she killed poston in the dining room of his condo out of anger when he tried to break up with her. >> he deserved it. >> reporter: in this police

video, hubers describes the final moments in painful detail. >> i knew he was gonna die a very slow and painful death. he was twitching. he was moaning. but he was ultimately dead. i gave him his nose job. >> reporter: she displayed a wide range of emotion. crying. >> i walked around the table. >> reporter: at other times, laughing. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if anyone will ever wan ma marry me if they heard that i killed my boyfriend in self-defense. it's not funny. >> reporter: she's pleaded not guilty, telling police she acted in self-defense. and that poston was frequently violent. >> he had thrown me around the room and hurt me. and he was screaming at me telling me how his [ bleep ] hillbilly and that he [ bleep ] hates me. >> reporter: this morning, legal

experts telling us this video is the most compelling piece of evidence for prosecutors. it could convince the jury hubers is a murderer. >> thank you, geoio. a jet liner diverted to chicago last week. the individual taken off that aircraft in chicago is being investigated for sexually assaulting another passenger. it's a crime that often goes unreported. david kerley has more. good morning, taifd. >> reporter: good morning, amy. another disturbing case. we don't often hear about sexual assaults miles up in the sky. a woman in los angeles hopes to change that. it was a united jet that diverted to chicago to remove a individual. we're told by a source that person is being investigated for sexual assault, similar to many other cases. >> i knew in my head i should scream yell i should do something. but -- i couldn't get my body to react. >> reporter: dana larks arue

says she was a victim of sexual assault at 32,000 feet. >> i woke up some time later to find his hand again on my leg, high up on my inner, upper thigh. >> reporter: it's not unhurdeard of. last year a computer engineer was deported after pleading guilty. and a rabbi was sentenced to 60 days in a federal prison for the same changes. authorities believe this is a vastly underreported crime. a sexual or physical assault on a flight in the new york area alone happens each week. usually on overnight flight. >> lights down low. not many people walking around. the victim has taken an anxiety medication and are not responsive. >> reporter: the fbi believes many victims are embarrassed. if it happens on a plane, you're going prosecute. >> if it happens in that sill

lynn dry call enclosed space, the fbi is going to be waiting for you. >> reporter: dana didn't report her case at the time. it's led her to become an advocate. >> i advise anyone in that situation to make a huge scene. don't be afraid. >> reporter: she's started a blog to try to raise awareness. as for the chicago case last week the investigation is continuing. no charges filed yet. >> i'm shocked it happens that often. >> it is scary for all of us that has fallen asleep on a plane. >> don't be afraid to speak out. now to ryan in the social square with the speed feed. >> okay we have two stories trending everywhere this morning. first up diane sawyer's exclusive interview with bruce jenner. smouch talk agent his changing appearance. we're hearing his story, in his own words. here's new video we hear from him for the first time. take a look. >> friday night, april 24th on

abc. >> my whole life has been getting me ready for this. >> bruce jenner the interview, the journey the decisions, the future. the diane sawyer exclusive. friday april 24th on abc. >> it promises to be a great one. the other story, winning your feeds this morning, the return of the success kid. remember this meme. oh that look that fist pump. winning. now the 8-year-old is looking for another win. his father justin needs a kidney transplant. his family turned to the internet for help. they've started a gofundme page. they were asking for $7 on,000 to help with the bills. in just a week they made that money and more. isn't that incredible? tell us what's in your feed this morning. how about that guys? a winning formula. >> that is something. that's harper's favorite move

too. it's very empowering. rob, what do you got? >> it's been raining in houston since april 10th. temperatures in the lower 60s. dew points right around there as well. it's a bit soupy there. today, a few storms. tomorrow an enhanced threat of heavy rain and severe thunderstorms. northern texas and parts of the southeast texas coastline. we'll watch for damaging wind. red flag warning across the northeast. warm today. we're fortunate that the snow didn't melt at once. temperatures well above average. 69 in new york city. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. check out turn around in our temperature. up to 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. mid-to-upper 70s inland and low-to-mid 60s along the coast and mid-70s and a few lower 70s around the bay. the seven-day forecast shows record highs are p

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we're back now at 7:42 with a surprising warning this morning about nail polish remover that can cause flash fires without the liquid touching a flame. we want to thank our houston station, ktrk for alerting us to this story. >> reporter: nail polish remover. a commonly used beauty product unexpectedly starting fires. look at this demonstration from the bel air texas fire

department and our houston station ktrk. this just two minutes in an enclosed space, the vapors from a bowl of nail polish remover spark a large fire. everyone though the liquid itself never touches the the flame. >> the fums actually caught on fire in the air around her. and her clothing actually caught on fire. >> reporter: that's what firefighters believe happened to one texas woman. this morning, the 20-year-old is recovering from third-degree burns on more than 50% of her body after her nail polish remover caught fire. officials say the victim was using nail polish remover near a candle when the fumes ignited causing a sudden and dangerous flash fire. the texas woman is expected to be in the hospital for another two or three weeks. >> any flammable, such as oven cleaner, hair spray, any flammable that would generate varps, those are the things you want to look out for.

>> reporter: while nail polish remover does have a warning label, noting to keep it away there flames and heat there have been other accident. just last month, a cigarette and nail polish remover are believed to have caused a large fire in glendale arizona. devastating this condo. just last year a 28-year-old illinois woman suffered second-degree burns to her hand and caused almost $40,000 worth of damage in her home after blowing out a candle near open nail polish remover. >> make sure that you're in a well ventilated area. keep the lid on. be careful how you expose of the cotton bals. >> reporter: we reached out to the personal care products council, an industry trade association. but they were unable to comment. for dpam "gma," mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> we want to thanks ktrk for

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what the [ bleep ]? i'm acting here and this [ bleep ] head wanders on to my set. >> but is he still acting as he says all of that? the droes mystery of dennis quaid's apparent movie set meltdown. caught on camera blowing his cool going on an obscene rant. was it real or a hoax? >> what the [ bleep ]? keep going. i'm acting here and this plp blp head wapders on to my set. >> reporter: wow, swearing. dennis quaid's aparent movie set meltdown. >> dennis. dennis. >> don't blp[ bleep ] dennis me. >> reporter: is he really going christian bale. >> we'll do it live. [ bleep ]. do it live. >> reporter: or sit all an elaborate hoax.

tmz connered him. >> what happened on set? >> reporter: abc news reached out. my verdict in it's fake. >> i can't even get a line out until dopey the [ bleep ] starts whispering in your ear. >> reporter: as far as we can tell he's not shooting a movie. number three, he has pranking priors. >> put your fists in the air. >> reporter: those great skits on "ellen." >> thank you for helping us deceive the world. >> reporter: number four there's a rumor jimmy kimmel is involved. we asked. denied. but he was behind the twerk fail. >> thanks jimmy kimmel. >> all part of the job, man. >> reporter: number five quaid is good at acting rangry. as he proved in 20011 in the remake of "footloose." if i'm wrong about this being fake then it's even better. >> i'm doing my job here! i am a pro! i have a bunch of [ bleep ]

staring at me! >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt abc news los angeles. >> well either way, it's really funny. >> he has a new tv series for crackle that comes out tomorrow. >> oh. >> come on. >> coincidence? i think not. >> what's it called? >> a new series for crackle. the digital network has an up front presentation. it's today. the presentation. this came out yesterday. >> george you're playing right into that! >> okay. coming up next, i came up with so many reasons to put off losing weight... but then i joined weight watchers, got the starter kit and i was like, hey, i can do this. now there's nothing holding me back, i can feel it. once you get started nothing can stop you. join for free at weightwatchers.com, and get a free starter kit

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and health bar crackdown. the fda is taking aim at the popular snack that may not be so kind after all. and the startling diagnosis for tom hanks' wife, rita wilson. how her doctors got it wrong the first time around. why she trusted her gut and got a second opinion. we'll hear from dr. kristi funk and dr. jennifer ashton. ♪ if you like it then you should have put a ring on it ♪ and their lips are moving. the overnight singing sensations racking up more than 260 million views and counting. ♪ i look incredible ♪ >> and they just flew halfway around the world to pull off their biggest performance ever. right here in times square.

some life vests in times square this morning. okay, we'll take it. and you hear it's raining men. that's from the lip-syncers who flew all the way around the world. there they are. they're so hot right now. we're about to see their biggest performance ever. >> that's right. and it's great, because it is raining men today on the set. >> we outnumber you today. >> you're not alone, george. >> welcome, guys. >> it rains. we showed up. >> that's right. and by the way, these women are racking up millions, hundreds of millions of hits around the world just in the last week. a very special live performance. we have more of that coming. exciting stuff. >> they just look like they're having way too much fun. also ahead, we love her on "orange is the new black." uzo aduba is with us this morning. and if you guys adore that show, we'll have a big surprise that you won't want to miss. it's all happening here in the middle of times square. >> looking forward to the new season. a lot coming up. first, let's get some news

are ryan smith. >> we begin with breaksing fruz. aaron hernandez was convicted of murder. he once had a $40 million with the new england patriots and now he'll serve life in prison without parole and outrage with this suspect walking firing a rifle into the air. an officer following at a distance. that's when another officer hits the gas, ramming into the suspect, sending him flying. the officer told investigators he believed firing at the suspect would have been more dangerous than using his patrol car. the suspect is facing felony charges. >> and clinton was asked directly by congressional investigators more than two years ago whether she used a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. she ignored the question and

gave no response. >> breaking news affecting google. regulators in europe filed an antitrust complaint akuzing them of diverting traffic away from its rivals. people can find access information in numerous different ways. well the company that maked an all natural snack bar, kind fruit and nut bars contain too much saturated foot to be labeled healthy. the fda say they're following outdated guide lines and the natural fat is not only healthy but essential. a new study finds that women who develop diabetes early in pregnancy are likely to give birth to children with autism. it may disrupt the brain's development. a houston mom and dad are welcoming first set of all female quinn tub lets. that is six little girls, all

talking at once in a couple years. the babies were born in four minutes by c-section. dad will be overruled forever. the halftime show during a basketball game this week didn't go quite as planned for one guy. got to see this. he jumps on the trampoline and -- oh. epic fail! >> oh. >> falls flat on his face. >> oh. >> how do you miss that trampoline? how do you not bounce off that trampoline? >> i think his foot slipped into the cracks there. >> is that what it is? whatever it is, he got no lift. by the way, he's a staff member for the utah jazz. the team -- he was trying to outjump the pros. obviously no such luck. never step on a trampoline again for that guy. >> not with a tie on. maybe the tie got in the way. >> you enjoyed that a little too much. >> i did. i did. i've watched it ten times. >> thank you very much. let's go to lara in the social square. >> yes, i am, george. here's a look at the morn menu.

in "pop news" we have a little guessing game for you. who is singing with josh groban? a superstar making a duet with him stronger than ever. you won't believe it, guys. and rita wilson. her breast cancer battle. how a second opinion saved her live. and the big questions answered. that can possibly save yours. is dressing for work stressing you out? the bold fashion move to simplify your wardrobe. i love that. and then the lip-sync superstars performing here. right here in times square. you're going to want to join in. so don't go anywhere. ♪ rough and tough and strong as me ♪

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you" from phantom of the opera. she's never been on broadway. millions of people idolize her voice. take a listen. ♪ say the word and i will follow you ♪ >> oh. kelly clarkson. >> i'm impressed, amy. >> oh, wow. that is good. >> i love her. no i just -- i can tell her voice. she's got that beautiful raspy voice. >> it doesn't sound like anything we have ever heard from her. >> i love her voice. i have chills. i love it. >> kelly, you have done it again. i'm so impressed. i thought i was going to stump you all. i had all kinds of clues i was going to use. >> i'm sorry. >> i love it. you need to go on "jeopardy." >> can we get a clue any way? >> no. darn it. next in "pop news" guess who's rising up -- ♪ back on the street ♪ this one's easy. rocky balboa himself. back in the ring with a new protege. a spin-off. this is called "creed." and this is your first look at sly stallone on set.

with michael b. jordan. >> oh, yeah. >> getting plenty of fans pumped up. sly is the trainer. jordan plays the grandson of rocky's rival, apollo creed. >> love it. i am there. >> you said grandson? >> i did. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i did. i was trying to skip quietly past that. um, and then finally, racking up more than 1 million views in just one day, actor jamie costa posted this on youtube honoring the late, great robin williams. and his impressions are so spot on. take a look. >> oh, 10,000 years will give you such a crink in the neck. you ain't never had a friend like me. god, i hope it's not miranda. hello. >> wow. he's good. >> oh, definitely, dear. >> he's good. >> he sounds just like him. >> really, makes me a little bit emotional. several comments suggest he

would make a great option should the time come for a robin williams bio pic. for now, his only comment on the video is, quote, my tribute to the man whose spark ignited my passion. rip robin williams. well done, jamie. we have the heat index coming up. let's go to rob for the weather. a good crowd here. folks from virginia. folks from pennsylvania, sir, you're from just outside of scranton. you're wearing a yankees hat. are you fan? >> i am. i'm a yankees fan. >> he says he left his baltimore hat at home. because he was afraid. wise man. >> i didn't want to get killed in new york city. >> that's not a bad strategy there. >> let's go out west. the winds were horrible yesterday. similar today, not as bad, up to 60-mile-an-hour gusts from utah to nevada. all the way down to southern california where it will be drying out again. the drought continues there. temperatures in the 70s.

>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area microclimate forecast. total sunshine. not so breezy but warmer. not so cool tonight, either, because of the breezes. the best chance of record highs are friday. today, a lot of 70s around the bay and inland and maybe up to 80 in antioch but mid-60s loan the coast. tonight we hang out in the low-to-mid 50s. 70s at the >> the aliens sent us from roswell, new mexico. we're happy to have you. amy, back over to you in the studio. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. first up in our "gma heat index," more on rita wilson's breast cancer battle. the actress revealing a second opinion saved her life. and now lots of women with questions this morning, as the american cancer society says more than 230,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women this year. >> rita?

>> reporter: she's the talented actress and the devoted wife of academy award funnyman tom hanks. now rita wilson has her own personal story to share. revealing to the world her invasive breast cancer diagnosis. the 58-year-old exclusively tells "people" magazine she's undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. there's a darker side to her story. she was originally misdiagnosed. and those initial findings missed the cancer. she tells people, a friend who had breast cancer suggested i get a second opinion on my pathology. and my gut told me that was the thing to do. >> this is truly a life-changing gut instinct. even though a doctor told her, someone she felt she could trust told her she didn't have anything wrong, there was something bugging her that made her want to get the second opinion. >> reporter: the second and third opinions confirmed it was indeed cancer. showing that taking charge of your own health is vital. dr. kristi funk is angelina jolie's surgeon and is not

treating wilson. >> i tell women you have been with your breasts every day since you were born. if you think something is new, changing, or just wrong, you should persevere. >> reporter: wilson says she shares this to educate others that a second opinion is critical. >> you have to be responsible for getting the proper screening. and when bad diagnoses happen to you, you need to take the responsibility. sometimes that involves a second opinion. >> reporter: wilson says i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and trust their instincts if something doesn't feel right. and joining us is abc news senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton. and, jen, rita had something called invasive lobular cancer. tell us what that is. >> we talk about breast cancer. it's like saying we're going to talk about the weather. are you talking about a heat wave or a snowstorm? lobular refers to the part of the breast anatomy where the

abnormal cells started. people shouldn't get too bogged down. in the initials or the terminology. this particular type, which starts as lcis, those are the letters, it's a marker lesion. it tells us watch out, this person is at high risk for developing invasive lobular cancer at some time in the future. anywhere in either breast. >> is it difficult to diagnose? >> any type of cancer can be. because again we've talked about it before. we're trying to reconcile what we see on an imaging test to what a pathologist sees on a slide. >> i was so surprised to hear how often diagnoses differ. >> in an ideal world, it shouldn't happen. but doctors are human beings. we make mistakes. we never want to. it's actually more common to have a diagnosis by pathology downgraded. initially saying it was cancer and then downgraded rather than upgraded. though both can happen. you think about what goes on in an operating room.

we take a specimen out of the body, sometimes in the case of a breast tumor, it might be like a marble. the pathologist takes it and slices it like a loaf of bread. they look at the slices and slides. when you put your eyes on a microscope, it's not like a neon sign flashes up cancer. this is a skilled thing that depends on judgment and a lot of factors. >> with that said, should we just always get a second opinion? >> no, because that's not necessary. it's not logistically feasible. and again, you want to trust your instinct. if you feel uncertain. don't hesitate. you're never going to offend anyone. in many hospitals, especially when you're talking about breasts, it's very, very common for two pathologists to look at every specimen. it happens at so many hospitals. >> so many women and men will have questions for you. you're available. dr. jen ashton will take your questions throughout the morning. tweet her @drjashton. and i just want to say we're all thinking of rita and her family

and wishing her the very best. >> absolutely. and jen, thank you so much. important information. next up on our "heat index" we're talking about work uniforms, if you will. one woman is making the bold decision to wear the same outfit every day. she's done it for the past three years. and we asked, good idea? bad idea? paula faris has more. >> reporter: when it comes to office attire, do you channel your inner fashionista like meryl streep in "the devil wears prada "? or do you go for a more tailored look like kerry washington in "scandal "? what if you could style your own uniform for work? that's what matilda does. she used to dread getting dressed for work. do you call it a uniform? >> yes, a uniform. why not? >> reporter: you're never saying, hmm, what am i going to wear to work today? >> no. >> reporter: three years ago, she decided to eliminate the stress of choosing an outfit every morning.

she recently wrote about her experience for "harper's bazaar." why did you decide to do this? >> i was constantly, is this too short? is this too formal? >> reporter: it was stressful. >> it's so stressful. >> reporter: so what's the uniform? it's a pair of black pants, a white shirt, and a little black bow. you're wearing clean versions of this particular uniform every day. >> exactly. i have about 15 of them. >> reporter: 15 tops. how many bottoms? >> about six or seven. >> reporter: she loves to wear colorful clothes after work and on the weekends says she never gets bored of her work uniform because she spices it up with different shoes. it's a bold fashion decision for someone who works in an office where there is no dress code. >> i stand out amongst my friends here, for sure. >> reporter: how big of a burden was lifted off your shoulders? when you started doing it? >> i can't tell you how liberating it is. i don't think you understand how much time and effort you put into choosing clothes until you don't have to choose. >> reporter: her choice saving

her money and a whole lot of time. how long does it take to get dressed in the morning? >> i would say about 45 seconds. >> reporter: 45 seconds? not even a minute? >> a minute if you add the mascara. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> we asked you, would you wear the same look every day? and here's what you had to say. 46% of you said yes. 54% said no. pretty close. pretty even. we're joined by tori johnson and style director of "good housekeeping" lori bergamotto to weigh in. so we ask you. good idea? >> i love this idea. i'm all for it. so many of us stress out in the morning about what we're going to wear, how we're going to put it together. for a lot of us, personal style is the coin of the realm in the work place. she took the power from that and said, this is my outfit. this is what i'm going to wear. i'm going to focus on my job. i love it. >> i would do the same thing if i could. you agree? >> i agree totally.

i'm praying you're going to institute a new policy. that says effective tomorrow, every "deals & steals" segment must be done in a black dress, preferably this one. i'm happy you don't do it. especially for the two of you. george, i'm always looking at your ties every morning. i'm so excited as a viewer. it's like a burst of eye candy sunshine in the morning to see what you guys are wearing. i love that. >> i think also, lara and amy know what works for them. i think this woman in the piece -- >> suddenly i'm feeling very unimportant. >> we're going to turn this into a lara and amy love fest. >> i also have found out the hard way what doesn't work. >> we weren't sure. there's always twitter to let us know. >> i feel like this woman took it to an extreme. the rest of us can learn from that. and say, hey i may not wear the exact same thing to work every day. a fit and flare works for me. a pencil skirt and a button down works for me. and then just do versions of it.

>> there is a double standard. george says he would if he could. we have seen other men do it. there was a man. >> in australia. >> same suit. >> same suit. >> man in australia wore the same suit for a year. and nobody noticed. and he was trying to make a point, right? nobody noticed. he was trying to make a point that for men, people don't notice. >> if we changed our ties every day, no one would care. >> but you have to think of the shirt and the tie. >> life's tough. >> poor thing. >> this story was shared over 42,000 times. i was looking at comments last night. a lot of the male commenters on facebook were saying, actually, it takes me 30 minutes to get ready in the morning. i'm a little offended. i think the seesaw is equaling out a little bit. men are getting more interested. they care a little bit more. >> i want to say, for our men. even though you guys are like, oh, we wouldn't do it. you guys are both pretty darn dapper. you're like mixing the stripes and the plaids now. we see. we notice. >> we notice. >> it's a way to express yourself.

>> we should take the challenge, george. >> we have a lot of help. >> it's a fun conversation. i think ultimately, whatever makes your life easier. >> i love my kids' uniforms every day at school. it's amazing. >> and accessories if you get bored. there you go. >> that should be the toughest decision of the day. right? necklace or earrings. >> heel or flat. the lip-syncing superstars taking over times square. sketchshe have covered so many hits, they've become international stars. they have had 21 million views. sara haines is here with their story. >> good morning, george. i think a ton of those clicks are actually from me. i'm semi-obsessed for so many reasons. i want to join the group. this group's breakout video is like a time capsule performance of all things great in music. check it out. ♪ oh i wanna dance with somebody ♪ >> reporter: they call themselves sketchshe. a comedy trio from down under who have sky-rocketed to

internet fame in four short months. ♪ wear your granddad's clothes i look incredible ♪ >> reporter: with instantly viral lipped-up videos like bohemian car-city. ♪ will you do the fandango ♪ >> reporter: and the mime through time. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog trying all the time ♪ >> reporter: their videos have garnered more than 260 million views worldwide. their cheeky comedy taking them off the road as well. in sketch -- >> our three-month anniversary. >> wallet. credit card. >> reporter: after sketch. >> you don't look much like your tinder profile, do you? >> oh. >> reporter: they deliver a healthy dose of snarky, top-driven humor. ♪ give me a sign ♪ >> reporter: and by the looks of it, these aussies seem to be on the ride of their lives. ♪ and we've got them here live, right here in times square.

take it away! ♪ ♪ we're looking for something new to do hey baby i think i wanna marry you ♪ ♪ is it the look in your eyes or is it this dancing tune who cares baby i think i wanna marry you ♪ coming up, uzo aduba from "orange is the new black." there she is. ♪ orange is the new black.

good morning. i'm chris stan ze. a construction worker died after an accident. a large concrete pipe rolled down a hill and crushed a worker a little more than 40 minutes ago. the highway patrol is on the scene. >> leila you first told about this in the last cut-in. let's talk more about how it is affecting traffic. >> if you take it into petaluma, we have a traffic advisory. if you are traveling between castania and petaluma boulevard watch out for delals. right now traffic is moving fine. however, do expect to see plenty of activity. there is also a report of a big rig versus another vehicle in that area. so a lot of troubled spots in

that vicinity. kristen? >> thanks for the update,

another game at at&t park, rockies and giants. 62 dropping down to 58. from sunshine to stars. it won't be quite as breezy or cold. if you are heading out, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s inland. most of us already in the mid-50s. on our way to a day, up to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday.

if you are outside, watch out for the tree pollen. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. near record highs tomorrow and saturday. the ♪ you're still number one, but girls they wanna have fun ♪ ♪ oh girls just wanna have ♪ ♪ that's all they really want ♪ ♪ some fun ♪ good morning, america. there's a new member of sketchshe. [ laughter ] >> there she is! sara haines! >> yeah. >> sara haines joining the ladies from down under and girls just do wanna have fun. lip-syncing to one of our favorites. and we're going to learn more about the ladies behind these fun videos. >> ryan, stop sing that, ryan. >> can i sneak in the car? >> come on in! whoo! no up with's driving! oh, my gosh!

>> they do just wanna have fun. >> we thought we needed to do another song. we wanted to make it bigger and better. soy thought why do one song when we can do ten? >> and costume changes, they look like a lot of fun. >> we went from girls, to boys, back to girls, it was crazy. >> what's coming up next for you guys? >> it will be sketchshe the musical, surely. we're on broadway. it's inspiring. like sketchshe the musical. >> you have an incredible energy. right, guys? [ cheers and applause ] we love them, george. >> hey, guys. you do have a lot of energy. sara, way to go over there. i'm over here with uzo aduba from "orange is the new black." season three of the hit netflix show is on the way. we're going to talk to you in a little bit. of course you play crazy eyes warren. let's take a look at a sneak peek. >> you should be meticulous with your words. that's what vita says. >> but she don't say it now

[ bleep ]. because everybody be saying. she got smushed like a bug on a windshield. >> no, no, you're a liar. she's fine! she is fine! she's coming back for me! >> hey, hey, hey, hey. take care of your girl. >> i ain't her keeper. >> it's you or the shoe. you want to be responsible for that? >> really? >> suzanne, sit down. >> wow. and uzo aduba joins us now. [ cheers and applause ] you unleash so much in that character. >> oh, man. thank you. >> what is it about her? >> i mean, i think what i love about her is that suzanne, she's never afraid to go all the way to just really be vulnerable and open herself up. regardless of what the cost is. and that's -- that's -- it's exciting to play because that's just so freeing. >> could you ever have imagined that a show that takes us inside

a woman's prison could catch on in this way? >> no, no. not like this. >> what do you think it is? >> um i think people see a lot of themselves in it. they find themselves surprisingly related to a lot of these characters. the stories that our creator is telling, it's not just exclusively about inmates. she's talking about -- these are people's mothers. daughters. sisters. friends, neighbors. employees. and people can relate to those struggles. and the challenges of just trying to make it through every day. and i think, also, this idea that sometimes good people, good people can make mistakes. >> and we all loved watching you and the whole cast get those emmys last year. is it true you had no idea when morgan freeman said your name? you weren't ready? >> not at all. not at all. i was looking at him and thinking, god, that is the voice of god. "bruce almighty." i can't believe this is happening. and when i heard my name called,

i just got up. i was asking myself, please, just don't say anything crazy. all of a sudden, his resume starting coming through my mind. and i started thinking of everything he's ever done. i was thinking "shawshank redemption." "bruce al mighty." million dollar baby. >> you have a big week coming up. about to run the boston marathon. >> i am. i am. i'm about to run the boston marathon. it's very exciting. i'm running for the dana farber cancer institute. 26.2 miles is -- >> it's a long way. >> a long way. not a joke. i'm ready to do it for these incredible people who fight every single day of their life every single minute just to live. 26.2 miles. >> and you have to get in training for season four. i just learned. >> yes. season four is now the new news. it will be coming june, in june we're going to go back to work. it's just announced. they let us know the netflix,

that we're going to be doing a new season. very exciting. >> fantastic. season three starts on netflix on june 12th. let's go back to rob. what a crowd we have out here. i caught you multitasking on your minitablet. what are you doing? >> she doesn't speak english. >> i'm french. >> welcome. bien . that's all i got. moisture from the south. flood watches over parts of southeast louisiana. this is on and off. unsettled weather right on through the weekend. more potentially flooding through time. it will be dry out west. the winds continue. thunderstorms across parts of west texas. could be severe across parts of western kansas. 60s in denver. but dropping. temperatures in the 70s in washington, d.c. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. check out turn around in our temperature. up to 11 degrees warmer than

yesterday. mid-to-upper 70s inland and low-to-mid 60s along the coast and mid-70s and a few lower 70s around the bay. the seven-day forecast shows record highs are possible on >> all right. this weather report brought to you by mazda cx 5. let's get the girls singing out of that one. back inside to amy. >> thank you, rob. it's a girl power wednesday. very excited to introduce you to this woman. no doubt you have seen her work, worn by men and women around the world. but her journey to where she is today will certainly inspire you. meet marissa webb, the newly appointed creative director at one of america's most famous retailers. start off with some fun headlines. i don't often get to read fun headlines. glamour magazine, five reasons you're going to love the new banana republic. why banana republic is going to be your favorite store come 2015. you've been at the job for almost a year now. quite a year. >> amazing year.

>> describe the new banana republic. >> it's about exploring. taking risks. thinking about things differently. color. pattern. and also -- >> oh, that's so cute. >> i think we're on a really amazing journey. we have so much more to do and so much exciting things coming. >> speaking of journeys. let's go back. because you were adopted. >> i was in the orphanage at 3 years old. i was awe adopted when i was like 4 1/2. >> but your life in south korea, you have memories of that. >> they're very vivid. >> your family survived by pick pocketing. >> it was part of my journey. being at that age. it was part of how we survived. and -- it's -- you don't have to hide your wallet from me now. just want to make that clear. but, you know, it was a rough life back then. but at the same time, there was beauty to it. it really -- has made me who i am. ♪ hi, ladies.

which one of those did you? it's a little bit yellow. i'm here with my sister, jessica webb. my siblings are so important to me. my sister works with me on the marissa webb label. and it's amazing. because i see her almost every day. i remember carrying her on my back at the orphanage and the whole journey to america and watching her fwroe. and now watching her as a beautiful young woman. >> reporter: beyond the proud title of sister to her three siblings, she holds the coveted job of dressing america. with her designs for banana republic and her own private label. what's it like when you're walking down the streets and you see someone dressed in your design? >> the first time it happened, it was amazing. it was like wow, i remember sketching that. and there she is wearing it and walking down the street. that's amazing. >> reporter: your mantra, seems to me, is about not fitting in. about doing your own thing. >> if you allow yourself to be

who you are and don't peg yourself in and try to force what is not naturally you, it doesn't work. it's okay to be who you are. it makes you more unique and beautiful and unusual. and being different is less ordinary. who wants to be ordinary? >> not me. not any of us. we fell in love with her social media profiles. they're anything but ordinary. her words of wisdom which she bestows on her followers, accompanied by her stylish snapshots. life is not a fairytale. if you lose your shoe at midnight, you're drunk. another quotation to start your day. be happy. it drives people crazy. >> that's a good one. >> it's really good. just laugh in the face of your critics. it's the best way to handle all sorts of criticism. she's an awesome person. >> what a story. >> where she came from. where she is today. coming up, the hottest new health trend that stars like beyonce all agree on.

is lemon water legit? or should you quit? and the comedy trio from down under. joining us for another epic performance. you don't want to miss it.

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is it as helpful as they say? mara schiavocampo investigated. ♪ yahoo ♪ >> we have beef pot pie on the menu. what do you think? >> i'll just have a cup of hot water with lemon. >> reporter: leave it to samantha to be on the top of a health trend. lemon water. fast forward to today. the two-ingredient drink is hailed as one of the most popular magic potions in the wellness community. touted as the key to healthy digestion and skin. >> if you look on an instagram feed of a wellness guru they're going to say drink lemon water. it's good for you. >> reporter: first thing in the morning, you squeeze lemon juice into warm water and drink it. many believe by doing this, you can promote digestion, boost your immune system, balance your body chemistry. so the question is can something so simple really have so many amazing benefits? we asked michelle promaulayko, editor in chief of yahoo!

health to break it down for us. is lemon water legit or quit? first, the trend. lemon water is bubbling up in popularity among a-listers. beyonce, miranda kerr, lauren conrad, and gwyneth paltrow. all proponents of drinking this water with a twist. these are strong endorsements from a celebrity perspective. a lot of people do this. >> you can do lemon water. >> reporter: the science? >> it slows the absorption of food. which sounds counterintuitive to digestion. it gives you body time to get nutrients from food. >> reporter: the verdict? is it legit or quit? >> it's absolutely legit. drinking lemon water aids in digestion, it boosts your vitamin c level. vitamin c is great for your skin. it's immunity boosting. >> reporter: are there any downsides? >> the acid from the lemon juice can erode the enamel on your teeth.

you want to be careful with that. but generally, it's pretty benign. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> this is something my grandmother did every day. >> that was the -- >> she was smart stuff. coming up, the singing sensation jet setting from coachella to taylor swift's world kour. vance joy performs. also the world famous lip-sync trio live. covering another unforgettable classic. having it all? how about making it work. by getting the most out of what matters to you. it's called maxximizing. and we help you do it, everyday.

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there are not many people who can lay claim to creating a multiplatinum song accompanied by a ukulele that taylor swift decides to cover. that's what this guy did. vance joy. with his multiplatinum song "riptide." he's here to perform it. but first, i want to get to know you. i have awesome headlines. stats for "riptide." five times platinum. the best selling single. more than 3 million worldwide. the videos's been viewed more than 60 million times. at what point did you know you had a hit op your hands? >> yeah, i don't know. i guess at some point i was like, this is bigger than i was expecting it to be. i wrote it in the backyard of my home in melbourne. it's kind of crazy the life it's taken on. >> we're looking forward to hearing you sing. hount you take it away. >> okay. >> with the single off his album

dream your life away here's vance joy and the single "riptide." ♪ ♪ i was scared of dentists and the dark ♪ ♪ i was scared of pretty girls and starting conversations ♪ ♪ oh all my friends are turning green you're the magician's assistant in their dream ♪ ♪ oh oh oh and they come unstuck ♪ ♪ lady running down the riptide taking away to the dark side i wanna be your left-hand man ♪ ♪ i love you when you're singing that song and i got a lump in my throat cause you're gonna sing the words wrong ♪ ♪ is this movie that i think

you'll like ♪ ♪ this guy decides to quit his job and heads to new york city ♪ ♪ this cowboy's running from himself she's been living on the highest shelf ♪ ♪ oh oh and they come unstuck ♪ ♪ lady running down to the riptide taken away to the dark side i wanna be your left-hand man ♪ ♪ i love you when you're singing that song and i got a lump in my throat cause you're gonna sing the words wrong ♪ ♪ ♪ i just wanna i just wanna know if you're gonna if you're gonna stay ♪ ♪ i just gotta i just gotta know

i can't have it i can't have it any other way ♪ ♪ i swear she's destined for the screen closest thing to michelle pfeiffer that you've ever seen oh ♪ ♪ lady running down the the riptide taken away to the dark side i wanna be your left-hand man ♪ ♪ i love you when you're singing that song and i got a lump in my thoet cause you're gonna sing the words wrong ♪ ♪ oh lady running down to the riptide taken away to the dark side i wanna be your left-hand man ♪ ♪ i love you when you're singing that song and i got a lump in my throat cause you're gonna sing the words wrong ♪ ♪ oh lady running down to the

riptide taken away to the dark side i wanna be your left-hand man ♪ ♪ i love you when you're singing that song and i got a lump in my throat cause you're gonna sing the words wrong and i got a lump many my throat cause you're gonna sing the words wrong ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] we have loved having sketchshe here all morning. they have one more time with a big performance. we've been waiting for it all morning long. so ladies, take it away. ♪ you're still number one but girls they wanna have fun oh girls just wanna have that's all they really want ♪ ♪ is some fun ♪ ♪ what in the world can they get done oh girls they wanna have fun oh girls just wanna have

girls they want wanna have fun ♪ ♪ girls wanna have fun ♪

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. we are getting our first look at the area where the large concrete pipe crushed and killed a construction worker. we will have more on this tragedy on abc news at 11:00 a.m. we are gathering details. right now, let's see how that is impacting traffic with leila. >> surprisingly kristen, it is not. as we take you into petaluma, highway 101, nothing but green. be aware, we will issue a traffic advisory. southbound traffic moving along at top speeds highway 115 unaffected. certainly, a terrible tragedy. >> the winds have changed. boosting our temperatures once again. the lower breezes will help too. low to mid-60s along the coast. 70s until you get to antioch at

80. if you are heading to the game, 62 dropping to 58. we'll be warmer, near records announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, award-winning actor nathan lane. and from the broadway musical "it shoulda been you," david burtka. plus performing his big hit "rip tide," vance joy. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ michael: hey!