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double elimination. and for the shark, is it all a show-mance or real romance as hidden cameras catch an i love you offstage with robert and kym. both couples fly all night. to be here live only on "gma." and we do say good morning, america. we want to get right to the breaking news on the copilot who deliberately crashed the plane into the alps, killing everyone on board. >> his flight hours before the crash may have been a practice run for the deadly mission to come. david kerley starts us off. good morning, david. >> reporter: was it a practice run or did the copilot lose his nerve? on the first flight of the morning. he set the plane on controlled descent on the flight.

could this crash scene been in germany that day? the new report says on the first flight from dusseldorf to barcelona, the copilot was told to lower the plane. he spun the dial from 37,000 feet to 100 feet. he left it there for three seconds. minutes later, down to 100 feet before back up to a normal flight. >> this was clearly a dress rehearsal. >> on the return flight lubitz again sets the dial to 100 feet but this time he leaves it there until it crashes into the mountain killing all 150 onboard. the report from french authorities makes no conclusion as to whether this was a practice run on that earlier flight. but it raises the debate should pilots ever be alone in the cockpit?

george. >> now to the latest on the terror attack in texas. isis has claimed responsibility and we're learning about an american recruiter who may have helped inside the attack. brian ross has been investigating and is here. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. our investigation found a mysterious isis recruiter, an american fugitive from minneapolis, who goes by the name of miski may have played a crucial role. in the texas attack from his hideout overseas. he posted this picture of himself with a snake. he's been wanted by the fbi for the last six years. now he's emerged as one of the most significant figures in the effort by isis to use social media to recruit. young americans to its ranks. >> he's been pushing for violence for many months. for as long as we have been following him, he's been asking for individuals to commit violence. >> reporter: authorities say his real name is mohamed hassan. an fbi fugitive since 2009 when he left the twin cities to join terror groups in africa. messages obtained by abc news

between miski and the texas ring leader, elton simpson, show miski pointing to the texas cartoon contest and calling for an attack. it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part, he wrote. two days later, miski writes to simpson, one individual is able to put a whole nation on to its knees. >> very very effective. i call him a recruiter. i call him a a propagandist. an inciter. >> reporter: the day before the attack, this picture posted with a snake and his message was, may allah protect us from the snakes of the hereafter. simpson tweeted back, amen, bro. amen. officials say the fbi has been monitoring simpson and his social media messaging with miski and others. simpson was not under 24-hour surveillance and at the time deemed to be no real threat. according to people briefed on the case, robin. >> thank you, brian. to the severe weather slamming the south. tornadoes, flash floods. more dangerous weather in the forecast. rob marciano tracking it all.

>> good morning, george. 1 of 7 tornadoes that touched down in texas. this is big springs. this is up the road. this is what it looked like. amazing video. no major damage or injuries with this. certainly a sight to behold. moving very, very quickly off to the north and east. giving storm chasers a run for their money. the threat stretches up into the gut of tornado alley. northern texas. parts of oklahoma. into kansas. large hail damaging wind. a few isolated tornadoes. heavy rain. flooding last night outside norman, oklahoma. they had up to five inches of rain. cars having a difficult time getting through the water. these are not dry thunderstorms. we will see more in the way of rain today. two to three inches or more. as they roll through the area. also watching, robin, a disturbance off the coast of florida. could be something tropical. more about that in a few minutes. now to the trip to the park that almost turned tragic for two little boys. a big tree suddenly cracking. falling on them in a boston area

park injuring one of the boys seriously. the frightening incident caught on camera. tom llamas is in central park with more on that. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. that tree was massive. similar to this tree behind me. look how big it is. eyewitnesses say there was no warning. just a cracking sound. and the tree started to tumble. the only thing in its way, small children. it's the heart-stopping video that might make any parent think twice before sending their children to play outside. watch again. a giant horse chestnut tree crashing down on two young boys in the middle of the playground just outside of boston. some of the kids in the park barely get away. look closer. there are children directly under the tree when the trunk slams into the sand. within seconds, adults from all over the park race over to try to rescue the trapped children. pulling out 8-year-old diego ruiz. >> a tree fell on me and my head. >> reporter: and 2-year-old

david. >> his skull is cracked. a little bit cracked and part of his ear is not that good. thanks to god, he started speaking. >> reporter: the playground was recently renovated. the park officials closing down the park to inspect every tree. as this youtube video shows, when trees start to break, there's little time to run. while falling trees and branches in public parks are rare, they can be dangerous and deadly. an estimated 25 to 35 people die each year due to falling trees. usually in severe weather or right after. that's when trees are most vulnerable. like in this video after a heavy rain. mother nature is the one yelling timber. and this morning, it's still unclear exactly why that tree fell. some people say the roots looked rotten. others wonder if it was the harsh winter and record snowfall that hit the boston area. robin. >> many were wondering about that.

now, amy with the morning's other top stories. big news about drones. >> that's right. word of a major shift by the faa. it means we could be one step closer to receiving deliveries by drone. after much resistance, the faa is announcing a plan to study drone flights. that could beyond the sight of the operator. those flights are currently banned. amazon and google are hoping the faa reverses the ban to clear the way for automated drones to deliver the packages. a new york man has pled guilty to a federal charge of aiming a laser pointer at three commercial jets over laguardia. he could face two years in prison. a police officer in idaho is the latest to be gunned down in the line of duty. sergeant greg moore was shot in the head in a routine traffic stop. the suspect, an ex-con, then stole the officer's gun and the police car. his death is just two days after a new york city police officer died from his injuries he suffered in a shooting.

for the first time ever, regulators in drought-stricken california have imposed sweeping new restrictions on water use. they aim to slash water use by 25%. encouraging homeowners to let their lawns die. and by placing a limit on watering on public property. an unusual crash in california. an suv plowed into the front of this convenience store. watch the driver jump out, leap over the wreckage, and walk over to the refrigerator to grab some beer. he eventually took off in the truck. police arrested him just a short time later. ooh. and finally, a man snorkeling in the colorado river got the fright of his life. he was certain he had found evidence of a serious crime. he called 911, reporting human skeletons in the water. emergency responders raced to the scene. their attitude changed a bit when they saw the skeletons were sitting perfectly in lawn chairs

on the bottom of the river. yeah, they were fake. one was actually holding a sign that read, bernie, living the dream in the river. any guess on that reference? >> oh, "weekend at bernie's." >> very good, robin. "weekend at bernie's." that was what they were referring to. not sure why they did it. kind of surprised someone found it. >> thank you, amy. let's get to george. >> the latest official candidate for president, mike huckabee. former governor of arkansas. baptist preacher who plays the bass. announced yesterday in his hometown of arkansas. a speech filled with folksy shots. at his rivals. let's take a look. >> i don't have a global foundation. or a taxpayer-funded paycheck to live off of. i don't come from a family dynasty but a working family. i grew up blue collar, not blue blood. >> and governor mike huckabee joins us. family foundation, hillary. blue blood, i guess that was jeb bush. and the speech was filled with shots at the senators running,

as well. you're not holding anything back this time. >> well, it's not that i'm going after anybody. i'm speaking the obvious. if a person has a job that the taxpayers are paying for, shouldn't that person do the job? if they're not going to do the job and show up for work do you get to get paid for not showing up for work? >> the senators should do one or the other? >> i think people have to choose. it's a matter of integrity to say, i don't want this job that i just got elected to. i think i want a different job. okay, then resign the job you have and go out there and seek the one you want. >> you ran for president in 2008. won iowa. >> thanks for reminding me. i remember how that turned out. >> you passed in 2012. why run now, not then? >> i think i'm better prepared. organizationally. i think i'm better prepared in terms of national recognition. and, in 2012, i really thought, george, it would be much more difficult to defeat a sitting

president than a lot of republicans thought. and i did not see that the republicans had geared up with the right message. and i thought that there was going to be the normal free-for-all with all the money going to the predicted candidates. it just wasn't the right time for me. >> you mentioned organization. last time around, you won iowa. shined in the debates. the rap on you was you couldn't raise money and you couldn't build a national organization. have you fixed that? >> i think we have. we have a national organization. we have a talented team of people running the campaign. we have people who have real experience behind them and -- in presidential campaigns. national campaigns. i think more than anything i go into this not as the unknown governor from arkansas that people had never heard of. that had to do something on the stage at the debate just to get attention. i was getting two minutes to the 15 minutes that mccain, romney, and giuliani were getting back in the early days of the campaign.

now people, i think, have a different perspective. they know me for what i have said. what i have talked about on television and radio and written in books. it's a different environment for me. than it was before. >> like bill clinton, you were born in hope, arkansas. that's where you announced yesterday night. you are selling a t-shirt. defeat the clinton machine. what do you know about challenging the clintons that others may not? >> as you well know, from having worked for them, the clintons know how to win. they play to win. they play hard. they answer every attack immediately and vociferously. they don't hold anything back. when i ran in arkansas, i ran against what had been built up as a clinton machine. they owned the politics of the state. >> they had gone to washington by that point. >> they had. but bill clinton was governor for 12 years. all of the people in state government, he had hired or appointed. i inherited this extraordinary challenge of a 90% democratic legislature.

the most lopsided in all of america. more that massachusetts, maine, vermont, california and oregon. and so i walked into that environment, but i was able to get things done because i learned how to govern in a difficult environment. >> thank you, governor huckabee. >> thank you, george. >> back to robin. major fallout from the big fight. manny pacquiao and his team hit with a lawsuit by boxing fans who say he hid a serious injury. they're seeking millions in damages. ryan smith has that story. >> reporter: this morning, some boxing fans looking to throw a knockout punch at manny pacquiao. >> there's the mayweather right hand. >> reporter: filing this more than $5 million class action lawsuit claiming he and his representatives cheated the public by hiding a shoulder injury. an injury he didn't reveal until after that unanimous decision loss to floyd mayweather jr. >> three weeks before the fight,

there's a tear in my right shoulder. >> reporter: the fight pulling in more than $430 million total. including $300 million from pay per view. now, the lawsuit alleges potentially hundreds of thousands of fans who paid to see the so-called fight of the century and bet good money on it were victimized by team pacquiao's failure to disclose and to cover up his injuries. >> from the fan perspective, given the money involved, given the money they spent, they at least wished they knew this going in. >> reporter: pacquiao's camp saying in a statement, the allegations are demonstrably false. >> as long as the fight goes on, it's hard to say that what they bought wasn't what they were promised. >> reporter: it's not just the fans that are angry. the nevada athletic commission has asked the state attorney general's office to investigate why pacquiao checked no on this prefight form asking if he had injuries to his shoulder.

he could be facing fines or a suspension from boxing. there may be hope for a round two. mayweather says he would consider a rematch after pacquiao heals. remember the $250,000 bet between donny wahlberg and p. diddy? no word on whether diddy's offering a refund. >> i don't think so. >> you're a lawyer. any merit to the suit? >> we'll have to see. i think there's something to it. he didn't reveal it. people relied on his health in that fight. so it may have legs. this is an unbelievable story. good morning to you. we turn to a florida mother held hostage by her boyfriend, unable to call 911. she came up with quite the creative way to order up some help. gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: at first glance, it looked like dozens of other orders. a small hand-tossed classic pizza with pepperoni. but the sharp-eyed employees of this pizza hut in florida

noticed something unusual. >> the order comes through, she had edited her ticket. on the bottom, it said, hostage help. on the top, it said, get 911, help. >> reporter: check out the hidden messages. above the pizza it reads please help, get 911 to me. directly below the order, 911 hostage help. >> i've been with the company for 28 years. i have never seen something like that come through. >> reporter: the desperate messages from a mother held hostage, allegedly by this man, her boyfriend. just blocks away from the restaurant, held at knife point with her children. unable to use her phone. to make calls or texts. only thing she was allowed, use the pizza hut app to order a pie to feed her kids. that's when she took action, messaging her s.o.s. >> i don't think i would have ever thought of it. something she did so naturally. >> reporter: pizza hut became the pizza police. calling 911. giving the address of the order. the cops arriving at the home just in time to rescue the

mother and her three children. nickerson has been arrested. and charged with several felonies. as for the pizza heroes? >> if we didn't have that, who is to say how she could have got out? >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> a special delivery. unbelievable thinking. the cops were fantastic. i love that story. rob, you're keeping an eye on the tropics? >> florida anything but the sunshine state in the last few days. it's been stormy. this shot out of west palm beach. the waves crashing. the winds blowing. that will continue today. this little sliver of red, that is 80-degree water. we need that for tropical development. we probably won't get this thing to blow up into a full-on tropical storm. it may be named in the next three or four days. it will bring stormy conditions across parts of the carolinas.

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good morning, america. right now, shocking new report reveals the copilot who intentionally crashed the packed passenger plane into the alps may have take an practice run on his previous flight. also right now, ore taum tracking severe weather this morning. tornadoes and flash flooding in the south. more damaging storms in the forecast. and the north carolina police officer burned by a free cup of starbucks coffee says now his health and marriage are ruined. we want to welcome chris and witney here one of the two couples sent home from "dancing with the stars" last night. making it oh so close to the finish line. they're still dancing. we'll talk to them. oh, the nice man. and talk to robert and kym about the drama on and off the dance

floor. >> chris got a lot better. >> much improved. we begin with the mayor of a small california city shot to death by his wife. court documents reveal sordid details of his secret life. >> reporter: a story that started with the shooting death of a prom intercept mayor. >> he's on the floor dying okay. >> reporter: now it seems sfwurng a tale of and ultimate betrayal. the mayor, daniel crespo shot and killed in his own home with his own gun. >> 911. >> reporter: in this fraptic 911 call his son tells dispatchers his mother pulled the trigger. >> my parents got in an argument and there were shots fired. >> reporter: now 44-year-old lyvette crespo is charged with manslaughter.

>> the wife it's believed grabbed a gun and shot daniel multiple times. >> reporter: shocking new details in the case. prosecutors admitting daniel crespo was repeatedly unfaithful. even buying one mistress a ring for a faux wedding in las vegas. and saying he rented out a six-bedroom home he owned, but kept one room just for his affairs. his wife calling it his man cave. prosecutors claim lyvette knew about the affairs. threatening her husband during heating text exchanges like these. i'll find out who you got flowers for. it better be the last time you threaten to shoot me in the head. people don't like to be made a fool. officials say the two exchanged similar texts on the day of the murder. >> the text messages show that the defendant was angry with her husband on the day she killed him. >> reporter: lyvette crespo has pleaded not guilty. >> i think the evidence will

corroborate she's been the victim of domestic violence for years. >> it wasn't my mom's fault. she was defending herself. >> reporter: now some members of the mayor's family are speaking out in his defense saying there is no evidence that he abused his wife. a facebook page has been set up seeking justice for the mayor. two different accounts of what happened here. >> thank you, mara. now to the police officer suing starbucks after spilling a free cup of coffee on his lap. he argued the burns caused physical and emotional damage and ruined his marriage. >> reporter: this morning, a free cup of coffee could be worth a lot more in court. matthew coor a lieutenant with the raleigh police department taking the stand. >> pop off on it own. up in the air. and then the cup just folded.

folded an collapsed. >> reporter: the police officer and his wife melanie are claiming stress from the coffee burns caused kohr's crohn's disease having an unprecedented flair. resulting in the removal of a portion of his small intestine. his wife alleging his injureyies caused her to lose emotional support and her independent nat mat partner. their lawsuit similar to this. >> was there a top on it? >> yeah. is there did you put the top on or did they? >> no they put the top on. >> reporter: in the case, the attorney for star bucs is arguing the kane is not responsible for kohr's intestinal surgery. >> we don't believe it has anything to do with a free cup of coffee. >> reporter: they said we believe our store partners did nothing wrong. for "good morning america,"

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>> i got up and stood on top of the bench. made myself big. the bear kept coming and jumped on the other side of the bench. >> reporter: incredibly both clyde and jessica escaping without serious injury. dl it's extremely rare to have a bear attack or chase someone. >> reporter: officials not taking any more chances. later trapping the bear and euthanizing it. still no word on what caused the aggressive behavior. this morning, the public being warned to take caution in those woods. for "good morning america," t.j. holmes abc news new york. what do rowyou got, rob? >> we have a dust devil. sending in the drones. moving across the dry farm lapd. where is the tasmanian del when you need him. we might see wind damage. a late-season storm system moves in. winter storm advisories for the sierra nevadas.

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strike. take a look at this undercover video from our washington, d.c. affiliate, wjla. two women park their car and head for lunch at a restaurant outside this parking lot. unbeknownst to the women, this man parked in the same lot for hours sees them walk in and appears to call a tow truck driver from arlington's advanced towing. within 60 secs of parking. their car is gone. spotting. it's perfectly legal in the state of virginia. and in this parking lot, advanced towing is the designated tower. >> three minutes, five minutes. that is totally not acceptable. >> reporter: one state legislator would like the change the law. is there there should not be that short of a time to be penal ized. >> >> reporter: you may have heard about advanced towing. >> yep, you just take people's money. >> reporter: it was britt mchenry's rant after her car was towed that resulted in her week-long suspension.

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now to jesus christ like we have never seen him before. as a young boy. it's all thanks to the ancient shroud of turin and modern technology. david wright has the story. >> reporter: look at this face. how about now, a bit older? with a beard. this is some say, the image of jesus. now, using the latest technology on this ancient image, this is what jesus may have looked like as a 12-year-old boy. a vision we have never seen

before. one recently created for an italian documentary. making headlines now as the shroud goes on display in turin for the first time in five years. >> there was no portrait made of jesus. really the shroud still remains the -- the best single thing that we have. >> reporter: forensic specialists used age progression software on the image in reverse. they kept the span between the eyebrows and nose and the shape of the jaw all in pro portion. eye color, long hair chosen subjectively. how realist sick the image of a young jesus? >> it's a viable age regression that could be a possible likeness to jesus as he was younger. >> reporter: we canned a forensic artist to take a recent image of me and use only that to imagine me as a young teen. here's what he came up with. here's the real me.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and locked on the school bus. inside a terrifying ride caught on camera. kids trapped and frantic to get off. the driver refusing. parents screaming at the door. >> let the kids off the bus. >> why are scenes like this playing out across the country? ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ reality show shocker. >> welcome to labor games. >> it's a place no game show has gone before. inside the delivery room. competing for prizes during birth. bizarre, sure. but is it a really bad idea? "the bachelor." and the shark bounced from the ballroom in a shocking double elimination. >> robert and kym. chris and witney. >> and did romance really spark for robert and kym? hidden cameras catch i love yous offstage. will they finally reveal if

they're really together? and the sexiest man alive, bradley cooper, is here. his incredible message and a powerful fulful fulful surprise guest, as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> a few rain drops dropping here in times square. but look. our couples. but wait? they switched partners. what's going on here? >> wait. you have the shark with witney. kym and robert could only be apart for a few seconds. right there in times square. a lot of questions for all four of them. >> we do. we have so many questions. especially for those two. we have a major mother's day celebration just ahead. this is our megamom showdown, as you may know. we have famous tv moms here for a big surprise.

can you guess who they are? we'll give you a hint. both of their very popular sitcoms have a character named steven. that's your guess. that's your clue. >> very small clue. thank you for that. >> but a good one. but it's a good clue. if you think about it. >> i don't know the answer, so i'll have to think about it some more. that's all coming up. let's get to amy for the news and the morning run down. the big story, that german copilot who deliberately crashed his plane into the swiss alps killing all 150 people on board may have actually practiced on his previous flight. this morning, french investigators revealing just hours before the doomed flight andreas lubitz may have sent the early flight into a practice descent twice. many if earlier flight the pilot had also left the cockpit during the descent. the search is intensifying for an american isis recruiter.

who was in contact with the gunman killed outside the texas cartoon contest. he is wanted for six years and considered a key figure in the terror group's use of social media. investigators say he's recruited at least 16 americans to fight for isis. well, a fitting tribute this morning to dave goldberg, the tech executive and husband of facebook's sheryl sandberg. who died after a treadmill accident at the age of 47. 1700 people gathered at stanford university to celebrate his life. sandberg posted a tribute on facebook. she said -- as heartbroken as i am today, i am equally grateful. even in these last few days of completely unexpected hell the darkest and saddest moments of my life i know how lucky i have been. i am grateful for every minute we had. we turn now to new video

from a story outraging parents this morning. a school bus driver caught on camera, refusing to let children off the bus. even as their anxious parents stand outside begging for their release. abc's linzie janis shows us what happened next. >> reporter: it's the terrifying scenario no parents expect to encounter. >> it's your fault you're not getting off the bus. >> reporter: watch this school bus driver about 30 miles outside phoenix, yelling at a group of elementary school children. allegedly trapping them inside their bus because he says they were misbehaving. >> the longer we stay here, the more your parents are going to be getting upset. and not at me. they're going to be getting upset with you. >> reporter: you can hear the children crying out for help. >> please get us out. >> help us! >> i want my daddy. >> reporter: the screams too much for one father. waiting outside. listen as he bangs on the side of the bus. [ banging noise ] >> reporter: another parent trying to pry the doors open. >> you break that door, you're going to be buying a new one. your kid will get off the bus

when i'm done with 'em. >> reporter: watch as the driver takes off with the kids still on board. the parents with no idea where he's taking them. calling 911. >> he's got all our kids on the bus and they're crying. he's a crazy guy. >> reporter: the driver brought the kids back to school. where police were waiting. the district telling abc news the driver was placed on administrative leave and has since resigned. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linzie for that. new this morning. picture this. a scare in the air for passengers. it was badly damaged by a bird strike, their jet, while landing in turkey. you can see the nose of the boeing 737 completely pushed in. the pilots managed to land it safely. and finally trending up this morning. dream girl search. the search method? not google. this guy went old school, placing a sign along the road

near houston that reads, to the beautiful girl in the beige car, i'm the guy in the black truck. call me. the guy's name is adam. he left his phone number. he thinks he saw the girl of his dreams at that intersection. so far, no luck. not surprising, though, he's gotten plenty of prank calls, leaving his phone number like that. he says he refuses to give up looking for love. >> no sweet call yet? >> no, nothing yet. maybe, maybe that will help. >> i appreciate how he went old school like that. >> old school. >> no internet. just post a sign on the road. >> that's how we did it back in the day. let's go to lara in the social square. thank you, george. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first up, the shocking new reality show going on inside the delivery room. why some are saying it's no game. plus, how two of your favorite guilty pleasures could be the key to losing weight. and then, not one, but two booted couples are with us live.

sad to see them go. we're going to talk to them coming up. on "gma." maybe get some dance moves. and find out about a little romance. we'll find out. and it's mother's day. that and more coming up on "gma." talk to you soon. hi, guys. talk to you soon. hi, guys. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works

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>> reporter: labor pains. sure, that's what you expect when you're expecting. but labor games? not on the birth plan. now tlc's new game show sparking a massive outrage. >> oh, gerald! >> reporter: taking over the delivery room and surprising couples moments before their baby arrives. for the chance to win some baby-tastic prizes. >> yes! >> reporter: jessica and aaron didn't know what was in store for them. >> it was kind of vague. we knew it was a chance to win some prizes. so, um, i mean, why not? right? >> yeah. actually jessica was in labor 28 hours. >> welcome to "labor games." >> reporter: moments later, their birthing room transformed into a full-fledged game show set. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: here's how it works, for every correct answer to seven baby trivia questions, the couple is awarded loot.

for their bundle of joy. like baby strollers, food, and clothing. the grand prize, a $10,000 scholarship. >> wow. >> yes. >> that would be amazing. >> it sure would. >> reporter: the show has not aired but already has many questioning whether it's gone too far. and would the cameras stop rolling if complications arise? >> during labor, emergencies can arise. this is one of the most important moments in your life. i think this is a really bad idea to have a camera come in at that moment in your life. >> let's see what you've won so far. $200. >> i think people think we're crazy. but it was worth it. >> a neat life experience that our boy, river, can talk about for the rest of his life. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau. abc news, los angeles. >> tlc said no one participates without prior consent. >> i would hope not. >> thank you. >> we're joined by the experts. senior medical contributor dr.

jen ashton. jen, i know you probably feel what we all are thinking. >> pretty much. >> your thoughts? >> i have delivered about 1500 babies. i can tell you that while the vast majority of labors and deliveries go smoothly there are two lives at stake. things can and do come up. when they do they can go wrong in a big way. really fast. this is a high-stakes medical situation. >> not a high-stakes reality game show. >> i will say, i can guarantee if there were a severe and serious obstetric emergency, those cameras would be out of the room. i can guarantee that. >> let's assume that's true. >> yes. >> this not for me in any way. $10,000 scholarship. i can see parents seeing that. >> children need to be welcomed into a home that's healthy and happy. money draws a lot of people off when they need to be focussing on the relationship of the parents. communication.

and how can we create an atmosphere that has adequate attachment and love for our infant? that should be the focus. >> and no one should have to answer questions in stirrups. >> that should be a given. >> no, no, and no. >> we saw the piece that dr. besser was saying this should be a time to focus. the website for the show is saying, could it be seen as a positive distraction? >> you know, i think the answer is yes. that's up to the patient and her doctor or midwife. if she feels that's the kind of distraction she wants versus breathing or something else, fine. you know what else is a really good distraction? an epidural. so i mean i don't think you need lights, cameras, and game show sounds to distract someone from the process. and you want to remember it. >> and the mind set has to be on connection. focus on your partner. make a commitment. use that as a distraction that begins the birth. >> yeah, totally. >> thank you, ladies. we appreciate you weighing in.

the full season of "labor games" debuts later this year. you can watch a sneak peek of the show tonight on tlc if you would like. >> hey, we're talking about it. >> probable watching tonight. next on "the heat index." double elimination night on "dancing with the stars." both booted couples here after the drama in the ballroom. take a look. ♪ a little party never killed nobody ♪ >> reporter: after monday night's breakthroughs. >> hell, yeah! ♪ i don't want to wind up ♪ >> reporter: -- the first perfect scores. >> 10, baby! >> a perfect night! >> reporter: and first kisses. another dancing first last night. the devastating double elimination. >> robert and kym. >> reporter: "shark tank's" robert herjavec and kym johnson say good-bye. >> it was so much fun, wasn't it? >> it was the best. >> reporter: their hot relationship a hot topic all season. >> i love you. >> you may not have won a mirrorball trophy.

but i'm suspecting you won someone's heart. >> tom i'm not sure i feel that way about you. >> reporter: they were not the only ones to leave. >> chris and witney. >> reporter: "bachelor" chris soules. he got better. but not quite good enough. shared a tearful good-bye. with witney carson. >> this has been an incredible experience. >> i think kudos to you. >> here they are now. let's bring out chris soules, witney carson, robert herjavec and kym johnson. >> come on out. [ applause ] here we go. here we do. >> hi. >> nice to see you. >> hi, george. good, how are you? >> good. >> good to see you. >> the longest run. >> good to see you. >> you don't have cookies for me, do you? >> i would like to announce my candidacy for president. >> yeah. >> all right. >> with george, that's what you do. right? >> you're welcome any time. you can fund it.

all right. chris, i was surprised last night seeing you get emotional there. >> yeah. >> what was going through your mind? >> we've been at this for close to ten weeks. and, it's been -- you know, it's been my life for a long time. and, you get to a point where you're really invested. you work really hard. i spent at least eight to ten hours a day. >> it showed how hard you were working. you got good. >> it was wonderful to see how you got better and better and just more confident each and every week. now what could i possibly want to ask the two of you? i don't know. you kind of danced around the romance issue last night. inquiring minds want to know? is it or is it not a romance? >> i'm not dating tom. he hit on me. but i love him. i respect him. but, i didn't want to go there. i had a great time. i had a great time. it's been a great experience. and -- >> boy, he's ready to run for president. he didn't answer the question. >> with answers like that. >> i think kym's done an amazing job, taking somebody like me who has never danced, this far.

i'm proud of you. >> he's done amazing. he's what the show is about. just embracing every dance. he truly loved learning every single dance that he did. >> you wanted to get past week one? you really thought -- >> and now here i am. what i'm most proud of, robin is how far kym's been able to come on the journey. how much she's learned from me. >> that's all we're going to get, huh? let me turn to you. you see his face says it all, as far as i'm concerned. you're going to be choreographing the first dance at chris' wedding. >> i am. i'm so excited. >> so what do you have in mind? what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking a nice, pretty waltz. from week six, i think, we did "hopelessly devoted to you." >> how are you feeling, chris? you hurt your calf muscle earlier on. >> everybody has dealt with

a lot of injuries. i slightly tore my calf in week six or seven. >> scary. >> it was painful. amazingly, it's feeling good now. >> we just saw the reality show in the delivery room. are you ready for three reality shows in a row? >> no. >> are you going to do something else? >> my reality is a farm right now. that's where i'm going back to. >> and what for you, robert? and i loved all the pieces during the show. and how it showed how your passion for everything that you approach. so where do you go from here? what do you want to do next? >> we're here launching with deluxe corporation a small business revolution. it's a chance to find great businesses across america. we're going to give $25,000 to a local business. in the community. there's a lot of great businesses out there. not just the big chains, as you know. and of course, more dancing with kym. >> seriously? >> i think so. i'm a professional dancer now. hey, that guy is laughing way

too hard. >> that's our eddie. that's our eddie. >> come back when you run for president. let's go to rob for a check of the weather. >> congratulations. >> thank you. we're out here with delete blood cancer.org. the supporters of. anthony daniels will be here with bradley cooper soon. and talk more about that cause. don't need the umbrella anymore thankfully. heavy rains across austin, texas. a live shot. nearly four inches of rain there. swift water rescues. swamping cars. more rain on the way for tornado alley. look for another two to three inches potentially. the severe threat is right in the zone as well. that's a quick check o >> good morning, i am the meteorologist, meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. check out the early sunshine. it means temperatures are warmer but breezy. chance of showers and thunder on thursday and lesser extent on friday and dry and warm for mother's day.

temperatures from the upper 50s along the coast and mid-to-upper 60s along the bay and low-to-mid 70s until you get inland east bay and upper 70s to nearly 80. the seven-day forecast shows cool of the days are thursday and friday. along with the wet >> you play softball? you have a softball t-shirt on there? >> yes. >> where is your team? >> butler pennsylvania, north of pittsburgh. >> perfect softball weather. hope you're enjoying it. feels like summer in some spots. to lara for a little bit of "pop news." >> thank you, rob. we're going the start "pop news" this morning talking about ashton kutcher. such a good boy. he's surprising his mom with a little more than flowers and a car. instead, he's remodeling his mom's entire home. she lives in iowa, and i guess now that he's a parent himself, the actor understands why giving back to moms means so much. listen. >> my mom has been like the greatest influence in my life. and anything that i can do to

say thank you is the right thing to do. >> indeed it is, ashton. >> so sweet. >> and his sweet gift to his mom is being documented on houzz. a home-building and remodeling app that i'm obsessed with. i'm wondering, george, does this make sons and husbands everywhere wonder how to top that? step it up, people. mother's day just around the corner. you do what you can. and he can do, so he does. george, will you smell the bouquet -- of my -- >> yeah but we're not allowed to drink it right? >> smell this and tell everybody. i think we can drink it. >> you can drink it. >> i believe this is a 2015 -- >> honey crisp. >> i believe this is a 2015 welch's. this is grape juice. i thought it would be good. >> oh, gosh. >> ah. all right, listen up, everybody. again, welch's. i want to say to the bosses. great news for anybody looking to get in shape for summer in a "pop news" investigation. we have found you can have your

cake and eat it, too. or in this case, your wine and your chocolate. i know you love -- i'm passing it to george and robin. get in there amy. and grape juice coming for you. i have a funnel coming out for you. >> did someone say chocolate? >> and grape juice. >> fantastic. >> what is the study? >> out of the university of pennsylvania. shows 65% of people who lose weight using fad diets, when they go all in, they regain it within three years. this comes from the university of pennsylvania so you know it must be a good one. at the same time, another study we thought coincides perfectly. this one from the uk. by showing the most successful dieters did so while continuing to eat and drink the things that they love. meaning people who cut down rather than cut out food groups were the big winners. so stop "wining" about losing weight and drink up.

everybody, it's iced. that's all i'm saying. finally, who wants to see a cat box? >> okay. >> why not? >> why not? >> if the mayweather-pacquiao fight left you wanting more. here's gizmo. boxing to one of my favorites. survivor's "eye of the tiger." >> go gizmo! >> go gizmo! ♪ >> yes. so gizmo's owner posted the video to youtube. saying this is what gizmo does every time they watch boxing together. no word on whether he was rooting for meow-weather. or perk-eow. >> ow. >> are you sure that's grape juice? >> george one more sniff. tell everybody. >> you're fine. >> it's welch's and it's delicious. coming up, we want you the meet the tough mothers who will

taken to tough mudders. mudders. our extreme obstacle course challenge, all part of our megamom celebration. and then bradley cooper and a special guest. looking eye to eye here live on "good morning america." >> you really want to stick around for this with bradley and his special guest.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. some shaking in the east bay to tell you about after several small earthquakes hit in concord taking out a live look over downtown concord. all appears calm and fine. usgs is reporting three earthquakes between 7:00 and 7: 7:35. two hit after 7:30 with magnitudes of 3.5 and 2.6. they followed a 3.2 quake 30 minutes earlier. they hit in the same heir ya rocked by several small earthquakes on sunday. here, i have pulled up the usgs map where you can take a look at the area where the quakes are marked by that dot. let's get an update on your morning commute. >> very busy on 680 southbound

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>> it's remarkable. because of that, ginger is bringing her drone cameras to explore this location live. we're flying into the unknown next week. for a truly epic live event. >> and when we say "we," we mean ginger. >> that's true. >> and sofia vergara is speaking out on the frozen embryo custody battle with her ex-fiance. she sat down with me. here's a first look. you're dealing with something very personal that's been made very public. i want to give you the opportunity, what do you want people to know about this situation with your ex-fiance? >> i really want to make this like the last time that i talk about it. >> but she talks about it. she's going to share her side of the story in our exclusive interview tomorrow morning right here on "gma." opening up on the emotional ordeal. and we're also talking about her new movie, "hot pursuit." before all that, we want to go inside to robin. she has bradley cooper and a

special guest, anthony. rob? >> bradley and anthony. but four-time oscar nominee and now tony nominee bradley cooper is joining us this morning with his dear friend, anthony daniels. they have an important message to share about courage overcoming adversity. before we chat with the both of them, here's a look at anthony's story. just 23 years old, anthony daniels is battling hodgkin's lymphoma for the fourth time. >> each time i beat cancer, it puts more of a toll on my body. every time it comes back, it gets worse. >> reporter: a boxing enthusiast, anthony knows he needs to keep fighting. he's been looking for a donor for a year and a half. >> i'm not going to let my cancer take away from this great moment that i have right now. because then, that's when cancer wins. >> reporter: now there's someone special in his corner. bradley cooper helping to raise awareness and find a match. and it's wonderful to have anthony and bradley here. >> thank you for having us.

>> are you kidding me? anthony, bless your heart. i know your family is here with you. bradley, you reached out to us, at first. it just -- it warmed our heart to know that you wanted to do something like this. how did you meet? >> i was approached by delete blood cancer. they said there's a young man at fordham university, who is dealing with blood cancer, hodgkin's lymphoma. is there anything you could do? take a video. do a photograph. i'm not on social media. i said, can we meet? let's meet and talk. i sat down. met his brother, too. an incredible guy. what he's gone through. i was completely ignorant about the process. the fact that he could have a 50% chance of survival if he just finds a donor. i thought, i know you, a little bit. and i know that you're familiar with this. and my father had non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he died of lung cancer four years ago. and i just thought, this is a great platform to raise awareness. >> it is. i thought i knew a lot. i didn't.

it's about educating people. what was it like, he's your corner man. he's in the corner with you. that's got to be just a -- >> i'm so taken back by everything. i'm so lucky to have had the opportunity to just meet him. let alone to be here with you and him at the same time to talk about what i'm going through and thousands of other people are going through. it's like a dream, honestly. >> it's important, anthony and bradley, for people to understand. i know you got your two brothers and your beautiful mom that are there. family members are tested. as my family members were tested. people think, if you have relatives, it's going to be an automatic. that they're going to be a match. that only happens 30% of the time. so 70% of the time, you need somebody from the registry. that's what you're trying to do. get people more involved on the registry? >> yes. that's what we have been trying to do. about a year and half ago, i thought because i had two brothers that, not really knowing the process, i would get a perfect match or a closer match. they ended up being perfect matches for each other.

not myself. the whole process has been, it's really easy how to do everything. but even when i was sick for 2 1/2 years before i knew i needed another transplant, i really didn't know the process. how easy it was. how desperate people like me need them. without it, we're not going to survive. >> and the transplant can lead to a possible cure for 70 conditions including yours. you want to show your man how to do it? show bradley. if someone reaches your organization, delete -- >> take the swabs out. >> as simple as swabbing the cheek. >> yep, take each swab out and put it against your right and left cheek separately for 20 seconds to make sure you get all the cells. and then put it back in. >> take it out that. >> put it in the right side. swab it for 20 seconds. just like that. >> and, there's your team. i love that #anthony'sfight. you have this team around. so you do both cheeks like that. just put it back in.

and what would he do, anthony? >> he would send it back in. he would get a card. thing that's inside there. saying you're a registered donor. in four to six weeks you find out if you're somebody's match. >> you don't pay for the postage. your postage is paid. you send it in. and then you wait to see if you would possibly be a -- be a match. >> i think it's in there you'll receive this card saying you'll be a registered donor once you're done. >> pretty simple. >> it's amazing. >> right then, you just tested to be -- >> it does have to be 20 seconds on each -- >> exactly. for tv purposes. you know that as an actor. >> not exciting tv. >> hey, it is exciting tv. >> but 20 seconds. >> 20 seconds like that. and people should know, when they, if they do get the call, hopefully, they will. they should make that decision, talk to their doctors, understand the process. my sister, thank the good lord, was a perfect match. and she's the biggest nellie. she had no discomfort.

no ill effects to being the donor. if we get the word out more, don't you think? >> of course. that's the only way to do it. people think of this as a hard, painful process. and it's really not. >> what is it about him? i know that you get approached all the time, bradley. >> um, well, i mean, just look at him. the guy's sort of magical. >> mm-hmm. >> and we got along right away. i think about what someone goes through normally in their life. what he has to deal with on a daily basis. the little bit i know of it to have this demeanor and love of life, it's intoxicating. >> it is. >> i want to make sure that he keeps going. >> hey, bradley. thank you. thank you very much. anthony's team, thank you very much. they're in for the fight as well. your mom, your brothers. and wish you all the best going forward. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for your strength and wanting to help others. and to learn more about how to become a bone marrow donor, go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com.

on yahoo!. there's your organization. there's be the match. there are so many working together. again, we're going to find a cure. let's go to rob for a check of the weather. >> the supporters are out here dressed in red. we all love swabbing. are you bradley cooper fans? >> oh, yes. >> who isn't? >> definitely. >> sometimes i ask stupid questions. let's go to florida. we're watching this system. the national hurricane center bumped the percentage up to about a 60% chance of becoming tropical or subtropical in the next five days. some good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco other than a few clouds clinging to the coast a lot of is shine. at 56 to 63 there and interest san francisco and low 70s inland. the seven-day outlook shows isolated issue >> this weather cast brought to you by amazon prime. we want to take you live to las

vegas. david kerley is there with an amazing unveiling. an 18-wheeler that can drive itself. what's up with that, david? >> reporter: that's totally true, rob. freightliner unveiling this truck exclusively on "good morning america" this morning. i'm driving with steve, we're on an interstate outside las vegas. and watch this. steve is about ready to push a button and this truck is now driving itself. he's got no hands. watch this. i'm not going to give him a cup of coffee. steve, the driver, is going to give me a cup of coffee. no nothing. >> cheers. >> reporter: this is safe? an advantage for the truck drivers itself? >> huge advantage. gets them to be fit behind the wheel. gets them to be rested when they get a chance to take a rest. >> reporter: fatigue is the worry. what about having a small car? i'm driving next to a robot truck? an 18-wheeler? >> the cars should be happy that we have all these safety systems on there. they should feel safe. we've got these in place.

>> reporter: we're at 57 miles an hour on this interstate. as you can see, we're going to enjoy our coffee. technology that is licensed here in vegas. freightliner expects it on the roads, possibly, in a couple of years. a lot of hurdles to get over. legislate actively. this is the future, rob. we're talking about autonomous vehicles. >> that's just incredible, david. first the car. then the 18-wheeler. ever drive an 18-wheeler? >> no. >> so it won't take you out of a side job. coming up, we'll have the toughest moms gearing up for our epic tough mother obstacle course. we're just minutes away from this morning's megamoms showdown. which famous tv moms are joining these four women to go head to head? let's get ready to rumble in the "gma" jungle.

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♪ >> a tough mudder for tough mothers. designed by women for women. >> all: mudderella. >> reporter: this is mudderella. we're in the innovations lab for an exclusive look at how some of the muddiest obstacles in the world get thought up and brought to life. >> we'll start out here. this is one of our key obstacles. it's called hat trick. >> reporter: happily named for it's trifecta of challenges. a grueling cargo net climb. heart-pumping heights. a slippery plunge into a grimy pool. >> down to the wire. >> here we have 18 inches of crawl space and two feet of mud underneath. >> reporter: then power up. a ten-foot up and over. and finally, wheels in motion. where balance is your worst enemy. i gotta say. this looks like the most difficult. i thing just generally, i know for myself, balance is very poor. so this would be one i definitely will struggle with. a struggle for me and possibly

some of this year's 15,000 participants. including some of the toughest mothers in america. like the iron girl. she's run five marathons and hasn't trained for any of them. there's the power lifter. at 114 pounds, this mom can dead-lift nearly twice her body weight. and then there's the couch potato turned fitness fanatic. she loves the kitchen. put her in a race, she can really get cooking. and the seventh grade teacher. she works out. can she keep up with the rest? as for me, my whole life i was competing for super bowl trophies. this now becomes my holy grail. let's do this. that headband is what all those who complete the challenge will receive. i got to try it on. they wouldn't let me keep it because it's sacred. it's very, very special. other tough mothers out there in new jersey gearing up for the race. if you're a tough mother, raise your hand. okay, now drop and give us 20. >> let's go, girls.

>> here we go. drop down and give us 20 pushups. >> there they go. >> i love that. dedication. commitment. >> all moms will tell you, you have to say please. >> please. you're right. you're right. exactly. lara, i know you're a tough mother. >> i'm a tough mother. >> how do you think you would do? >> how would i do? how did i do? >> did you already do it? >> no, i would love to. i raised my hand. i would take on that challenge. >> i think you would kill it. >> i'm off tomorrow. so maybe not this year. but ladies, i'm with you spiritually. >> she's like, you're doing great. you don't want to miss it tomorrow. we're there live with america's toughest mothers. >> lara, they said they'll send you tomorrow if you want to go. coming up today's live showdown. two famous tv moms are here. find out who is about to go head to head right here in times square.

[ cheers and applause ] it is mother's day week. this morning, we have selected four moms from our audience to play who's that mom? we're shaking it up a bit. because we're bringing in a couple of very famous tv moms. >> here they are. meredith baxter played mrs. keaton on "family ties." and you know jo marie payton as harriet winslow on "family matters." [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> how are you? >> high five. high five to all moms. high five. high five. how are you guys? mwah. >> i grew up watching you. loving you as elise keaton. tell me what's going on. you're working on another show right now, yes? >> i'm on a series called finding carter. it's on mtv. we finished up our second year. looking forward to a third. >> very cool. congratulations. and jo marie, how about you?

>> i'm happy to say i'm working on "man and wife" with the fabulous david and tamala mann. where i play the grandmother, feisty grandmother. thank you. and also -- thank you. and also "jericho." it's a dramatic comedy. based on the biases. in civil war because we have something to laugh about outside the tragedy. >> shall we get to it? >> yes, we have divided you into teams. team baxter and team payton. you ready to go? >> absolutely. >> all right, everybody. you guys have to buzz in with the correct tv mom's name and win the point. and we begin, amy. >> this is an easy one. this lovely lady was bringing up three very lovely girls. >> buzz in. buzz in. team payton. >> carol brady. >> done. >> i don't know anything. >> team baxter. let's do. this quintessential tv mom from the '50s would never be seen without her pearls. and the answer is? >> june cleaver. >> you got it.

>> how do you know this? >> this next question is a visual one. so we're going to take a look at a blurred image of a famous tv mom. as she starts coming into focus, buzz in if you can guess who she is. >> right there. >> oh, come on. >> "bewitched." >> what's her name? >> no, no. >> team baxter. you have a chance. >> marge simpson. >> that's it. >> okay. this is -- >> that looks like the lochness monster. >> we're not going to play you this song. follow my lead here. the theme song from this tv mom's show should come to you in a snap? >> "bewitched." >> no. >> addams family. addams family. what was her name? morticia. come on. morticia. >> nice job, team payton. >> this modern tv mom's favorite holiday is halloween. and no one does it like she can. >> "bewitched."

>> nice guess. >> the clue is modern tv mom. >> oh. >> modern. >> halloween? >> modern. >> modern. >> "modern family "? >> yeah. >> okay. pass. >> claire dunphy. >> i dare say, you have answered "bewitched" to seven questions now. eventually, one will be correct. let's try this one. she was one of the first tv moms to work outside the home. as a lawyer, she danced circles around her doctor husband. >> claire huxtable. >> yeah! >> very good. >> yes, she did. >> and finally. this is the last one. this tv mom's husband liked to tool around. >> oh, what's her name? >> go ahead and say it, "bewitched." >> jill allen. jill. jill. "home improvement." jill, jill, jill! >> you got it.

>> the buzzer doesn't work. ours doesn't work. >> we can tally up the totals. but i believe the winner is team payton. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on. >> here is a trophy. you know what, in our game show, everyone is a winner. we're giving you gift certificates. this is for a free massage. or facial. courtesy of our friends, hand and stone. every mom here wins this morning. thank you all for playing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. >> there's only one left. >> thank you. thank you. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee.

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. let's check out your forecast with mike. good morning. temperatures warmer than yesterday. still breezy. a lot of sunshine. the coast will see more mid to upper 50s there. around the bay, 70s inland. going to the game sunscreen and broom take them. 62-64 12:45 first pitch. tomorrow, scattered showers, some thunderstorms and to a lessor extent, friday, both days cooler than today. a nice warming trend for mother's day. leyla? house keeping has never been so much fun. b.a.r.t. 15-20-minute delay in san francisco and sfo millbrae due to police activity. into the south bay, westbound side of 237 as you come up on highway 101 blocking lanes. you can see all the delays there

as you push in from milpitas. slow on announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new comedy, "hot pursuit," reese witherspoon. and a teacher from missouri is our next finalist as we continue "live"'s "top teacher week." plus, a performance from the latest couple eliminated from "dancing with the stars," chris soules with his partner, whitney carson. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, your emmy award-winning hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪