good morning, america. breaking news in the brussels terror attacks. at least seven suspects swept up in police raids overnight. a massive manhunt for the two suspected members of that terror cell still at large as authorities say they have foiled another deadly attack planned in paris. and this morning, the american victim who survived the brussels airport blast and two other terrorist attacks speaking out on "gma." the war over wives strikes a nerve. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> ted cruz hits donald trump after the gop front-runner shares this image. now a former trump employee opens up about what it's really like working for the donald as a woman. breaking right now, a giant explosion caught on camera after a tanker collides with a train. 10,000 gallons of propane on board. a whole town being evacuated.

♪ head with hair take a look at this baby bombshell wowing the world with this head of hair. but there's another surprise in store when the family joins us live this morning. we do say good morning america, on this friday morning. great to have amy back from brussels and we have breaking news. police operations are under way right now and, amy, you really saw a city on edge. >> yes, everywhere you looked there were heavily armed police presence and military. the most unnerving part was getting out because the airport there closed through saturday, at least, so everyone packing into those train stations trying to get to paris or amsterdam and the level of security there was unprecedented. every article of clothing looked through. we were patted down just to get into that train station to leave, understandably a city on edge and they are taking every precaution.

>> as they should. >> of course, there are concerns in paris, as well, where arrests have been made too and just learning two americans have been killed in those attacks in brussels. secretary of state john kerry is there this morning where seven people were detained overnight as the massive manhunt continues for two terror suspects still on the run. abc's alex marquardt is in brussels with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. there have been new police raids this morning to try to prevent new attacks and to capture those two suspects who are still on the run. this country is still reeling from those attacks, the identities of the dead have not yet been confirmed and among those unaccounted for are several americans. overnight, belgian anti-terrorism police carrying out raids in the neighborhood where tuesday's attackers stashed their bombs. across brussels, seven detained. their links to tuesday so far unclear. this as the manhunt continues for two of the five attackers still on the loose.

this man in the black hat seen on an airport surveillance camera with the two suicide bombers and another man spotted in the metro with the other suicide bomber. this morning, disturbing new images of the bombmaking safe house. detectives finding few items left behind but did find over 30 pounds of explosives, a suitcase of nails and screws and an isis flag. and overnight, just outside paris, a police raid on an apartment. the bomb squad on the scene. french media now reporting that weapons and explosives were found inside. they were led there after arresting this man, france saying he was tied to the paris attacks mastermind in the advance stages of plotting a high-level attack. these were belgium's worst ever terror attacks. this new video taken seconds after the two blasts at the airport. fires and screams. belgian prime minister saying the liberty of daily life was slaughtered but amid signs of intelligence failures, he rejected the resignation of both his justice and interior

ministers. belgian officials have claimed that the bakraoui brothers both suicide bombers on tuesday were not known for their links to terrorism. but one of them, ibrahim, one of the airport bombers was deported by turkey for being a foreign terrorist fighter. a warning sent to belgium which they now admit they ignored. and khalid was wanted for his ties to the paris attacks. now the new chilling revelations that it was these brothers who secretly recorded a top belgian nuclear scientist coming and going from his home using a hidden camera to film him, ten hours of video discovered. their goal unclear. but western officials have long feared that isis might try to build a dirty bomb. belgium has now dropped its terror alert level to its second highest level but that means they still believe that an attack is serious and likely. secretary of state john kerry will today be holding meetings to discuss security issues but will also be showing american

support for belgians. >> thank you. we want to turn to abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with more on those so-called dirty bombs. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the fears of a dirty bomb which would combine explosive material like dynamite with radioactive material are very real and intensified after 9/11. in fact, many new york city police officers have radiation detection devices on them in the case of the brothers in brussels, experts say they may have been planning to kidnap the scientist to help build the device or threaten his family to try to force him to get radioactive material, robin. >> very, very disturbing. we want to note dirty many bos are not the same as nuclear bombs. >> no, they're not. a nuclear bomb is millions of times more powerful and causes a nuclear explosion not a conventional explosion, so the immediate death toll would be

contained to the blast area of the bomb but the radioactive material could contaminate an area even miles from the explosion, making it uninhabitable and, of course, the psychological effects of detonating a dirty bomb, robin, would be enormous. >> yes, that's true. martha, thank you so much. george. >> thanks, robin. earlier this morning i spoke with mason wells one of the victims of the brussels attack. he's in bandages this morning and he amazingly survived three terror attacks. how are you feeling today? >> well, i'm feeling better than yesterday if that's worth anything. i'm feeling better. >> that's progress right there. i know your injuries have been significant. when do you expect to be released. >> after talking to the doctors, there's no way right now to really put a date on how long my recovery will take. expected to take a bit of time but i feel confident in those who are taking care of me doing a really good job. >> good you have confidence in them. we hope it's speedy. take us back to that moment in the airport.

what do you remember? >> i was actually conscious for like all of it and through the hours after with the bombs, and the blasts were really loud. really loud. i remember being picked off the ground and really hot and cold sensations on my body. i saw fire on my face and in front of me. perhaps how close i was, i was very lucky to escape with the injuries that i have right now. >> amazing and your parents tell us that despite those burns, you were calm through all this, even maintained your sense of humor. how did you do that? >> i think that there's only one person that could have helped me stay as calm as i did and that would be god and the peace in me, the calm that i was able to

feel, it was something that was beyond just a physical shock to my body. >> your faith sounds so strong and now you've been on the scene as we said. you were on the scene of the boston marathon bombings and in paris during the paris attacks and now this. how do you wrap your head around that coincidence? >> something my parents always told me that everything happens for a reason and i don't know why i was in those places. i've been in places when things happen. i would have the feeling is that i believe that god's plan is a lot bigger than maybe we imagine. my faith is something that's my whole life. it's something that i build upon and through experience and know why i was where i've been, i don't know.

i do know that through it all i have been taken care of and by incredible people that have supported me and i'm so thankful for all those people from a young age even that have been such good mentors. >> well, mason, we're supporting you as well and glad you're on the mend and thank you for joining us this morning. >> no problem. >> that is one strong young man. >> you said it best. his faith remains very strong. to the race for the white house and war of words over wives. ted cruz attacking donald trump for retweeting this image, a picture comparing his wife with trump's and abc's jon karl has the latest and joins us from washington. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. ted cruz is now saying to donald trump, leave my wife the hell alone. >> it's not easy to tick me off. i don't get angry often. but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kid, that'll do it every time.

donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> reporter: ted cruz reacting to something donald trump had retweeted. an unflattering photograph of heidi cruz next to a glamour shot of melania trump. the images are worth a thousand words. megyn kelly who has had other own run-ins with trump over allegations of sexism reacted on twitter with a single word. seriously? this whole bizarre episode began when an anti-trump super pac launched this attack on melania trump, featuring a photo from her days as a model. trump responded by blaming cruz, tweeting, be careful, lying ted or i'll spill the beans on your wife. of course, trump has been under fire for the way he speaks about women from the start of the campaign. >> bimbo. >> dog. >> reporter: this ad features women reading actual quotes from donald trump. ted cruz hasn't said much about trump's controversial words on women until now. >> donald does seem to have an issue with women.

donald doesn't like strong women. strong women scare donald. real men don't try to bully women. >> reporter: trump says he, quote, cherishes women. >> i respect women incredibly. i had a woman who was in charge of the building of trump tower many years ago before it was even thought -- before anybody would have even thought of it and did a fantastic job. >> reporter: the woman who helped build trump tower, barbara res wrote a book called "all alone on the 68th floor." >> he was respectful of me and the other women. he had several very strong women working for him. i think that the donald i see now is very disrespectful to women. he's disrespectful to a lot of people. >> reporter: all the controversy surrounding trump's comments on women seems to be taking a toll. in one national poll this week, only 26% of women voters said they have a favorable opinion of trump. a whopping 67% say they view him unfavorably and, george, if

trump doesn't find a way to bridge that gender gap it would be virtually impossible to win a general election. >> okay, jon, let's talk about this more with kristen solis anderson in washington this morning. so far he's been teflon with so many of these comments. is this one going to hurt him? >> at this point donald trump is already so close to the republican nomination, he already has so many delegates that it's really hard to see him getting completely thrown off track. but even half of republican women have an unfavorable view of donald trump and this sort of thing going after your opponent's wife, not on an issue position she's taken but on something like her looks is really beyond the pail and i think it's got a lot of women and men thinking is this the way we want our president to treat women. >> and the question would be, you know, you mentioned what's happening in the republican primaries. if, indeed, he did get the nomination as jon karl just pointed out could lead to a massive gender gap in a general election. >> that's right. hillary clinton has made clear

she believes being the first woman president gives her a big leg up when it comes to winning over female voters. she's had some weakness among younger women in some of these primaries but if donald trump's the republican nominee, it's pretty clear she's going to win a large portion of female voters if she's the democratic nominee in november. >> kristen soltis anderson, thanks very much. >> to the severe storms and flooding down south. pounding rain making a messy commute. in florida, take a look at this, the dugout at florida atlantic university in boca raton. totally swamped. players wading through the water and ginger has much more on the storm. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, robin. it's that same storm that is creating thunderstorms later for the northeast here but all the way down to florida, kicked off the storms, almost a half foot of rain in parts of southeast florida and severe storms, the count, almost 40 from texas to florida this morning. >> cars are literally sinking here. >> reporter: a wet and wild scene in florida.

aggressive rains dumping at least five inches in boca raton. flooding the streets, slowing down highways, filling this dugout with water. baseball players taking cover. from texas to florida, damaging winds up to 70 miles per hour. thunderstorms diverting at least 187 flights from atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport. an ef-1 tornado stripping the roof from this home and in kansas a state of emergency. >> the fire started coming up the driveway and we couldn't leave. >> reporter: wildfires scorching at least 273,000 acres, firefighters only containing 15% of the flames. and at this hour we've already seen severe thunderstorm warnings in florida this morning. the severe storms still possible for the northern and central parts of that state. as you move up the cold front look at that squall line moves through new york city later afternoon into the early evening hours, we'll deal with that. freezing rain happening in new england for parts of vermont through maine. for now back to robin and

george. >> all right, ginger. we go to amy as we said great to have her back from brussels. she has the morning's other top headlines beginning with an entire town being evacuated. >> that's right. a town in western minnesota has been evacuated after a freight train hit a tanker truck carrying propane setting off this massive explosion. the driver thankfully escaped but two people on the train were injured. hundreds of people have been told they will not be allowed back boo their homes until at least noon today. >> also breaking overnight new video of an american arrested in north korea. kim tong chol was reportedly detained back in october accused of spying for south korea. just last week north korea sentenced a student from ohio to 15 years of hard labor. as millions of americans hit the road for the holiday weekend gas prices are on the rise. the national average price at the pump now tops $2 per gallon for the first time since last year. and remember the days when you rented movies from a video store? well, a guy in north carolina

remembered the hard way. james meyers pulled over for a broken taillight the other day when to his surprise he learned there was actually a warrant out for his arrest. he was taken into custody and here's why. back in 2002 he apparently rented a tom green movie and never returned the vhs tape. tom green heard about it and now promising to pay the fine but no word on how much that will be. the video store, by the way that he forgot to return the tape to shut down like nearly a decade ago and he doesn't know where the tape is so that's a really painful lesson. >> who knows where any tape is? >> exactly. >> and now we'll remember garry shandling. the comedian who created a new kind of tv show and became a household name with "the larry sanders show" is being celebrated with friends and fans and a look back at his greatest hits and a gift for making so many laugh. >> this is first time so make him feel welcome. would you welcome garry

shandling. >> reporter: he did stand-up comedy. >> thank you. wow, that's very nice. i'm so excited to be here. i had a great day. i went to the bank earlier today and have you gotten your free pen yet. these are free. >> reporter: he sat in for johnny carson on "the tonight show." >> i still love you. >> you want to watch the show together tonight? ♪ >> reporter: he starred in a self-titled sitcom. >> no, no, i know, i know. i'll show you my photo album. >> you know, i feel like i'm on "gilligan's island." i can't get off this date. >> reporter: but what garry shandling will be remembered for most is the "the larry sanders show." >> oh, you could be the sour booker. >> why? >> huh? >> why am i the sour booker? >> it's just a character. >> whatever. >> reporter: he starred as the dysfunctional, narcissistic host. >> what's my name again? >> all: larry. >> reporter: why were we ready for a show that embraced that awkwardness? >> i was determined to make sure

we explored the human psyche. and now and then i would get a call from one or more of the actual talk shows on saying, that actually happened. did somebody tell you that? >> reporter: one of his last appearances with jerry seinfeld earlier this year on the web series comedians in cars getting coffee. >> what i want at my funeral is an actual boxing referee to do a count and at five just wave it off and say he's not getting up. >> reporter: fondly remembered this morning for his comedic integrity, an inspiration to so many. >> thank you. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> so funny. >> yeah, you saw him crack jerry up and comedians loved him. now back to ginger with that rain. >> oh the rain in florida but we will talk more about that northeastern and new england storm. first your local forecast brought to you by the weekend getaways by walmart.

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so far police have not released any details of exactly what happened. we'll keep track of that for you. and right now, sue hall is keeping track of the morning commute. it is light out there. >> a good friday commute. in every seco of the word. a couple of things to tell you about. an accident northbound 101 near third. debris in lanes and blocking a labe there. and an abandoned big rig before 242 and they left a note on the windshield saying i'll be back monday to pick it up. that is not okay. and you'll see slow traffic there. so follow that one for you. >> that is a new one and i thought sue

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welcome back to "gma." you're looking at new video, police raids in belgium overnight and we have breaking news this morning. we've just learned at least two americans were killed in those terrorist attacks as authorities continue their hunt for two suspects still on the run. also right now, the south recovering from severe storms overnight. pounding rain has led to a pretty messy commute in florida. the storms now weakening but still could produce gusty winds and heavy rain in the southeast. and rolling stones getting ready for a huge concert in cuba tonight. putting on a free one and mick jagger is greeting everyone in spanish when he landed and says he's happy to be on the island. also this friday morning, we all know. you've got a great head of hair. that's real. it's all his. take a look at this. take a look at this baby. 2 1/2 months old, 2 1/2 months old. little baby izzy.

>> that's a girl. >> that's a girl, yes. 2 1/2 months and getting so much reaction online and we're going to talk to the proud mama and papa coming up. >> she looks like elvis. don't you think? >> she looks pretty calm too. we're going to begin though with that drug bust of a flight attendant caught trying to smuggle nearly 70 pounds of cocaine through airport security. authorities charged after she was selected for a random security check the flight attendant ditched her bags and ran. abc's david kerley has the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. ditched her bag and ran and apparently flew to new york the next day talking about $3 million street value of cocaine that she allegedly was trying to get through security. caught on security cameras at l.a.x., authorities say this flight attendant fled barefoot leaving her bags in which this nearly 70 pounds of cocaine was found. the former jamaican beauty queen's family came to her defense. >> not fully aware of what was in the bag. >> reporter: saying in court

documents she became nervous when officers asked to search her suitcases. this alleged cocaine caper started friday when the jetblue attendant showed up in street clothes at a known security checkpoint. after flashing her i.d. she was randomly selected for a secondary search. nervous she got on her phone, was speaking in a foreign language, had to be told to keep up with the tsa officer as they walked to the secondary search area. when that officer was getting ready to search, reynolds, a former track runner at nyu reportedly kicks off her heels bolting down the up escalator and out of the terminal before authorities could find her she flies to new york on the loose for five days. >> she turned herself in because i think she realized that that was the right thing to do. >> reporter: reynolds is expected to be released on $500,000 bond later today. but authorities have made it clear they are looking for a co-conspirator.

still, the former beauty queen, track running flight attendant will be walking out of jail with an ankle bracelet suspended from her job and facing charges of possession with intent to distribute. that flight attendant will be in court again today to see if she can be released later today with that bracelet on her ankle and, robin, if she is convicted, up to ten years in prison. >> that's right. all right, david, thank you. now to a murder mystery, a husband on trial after his wife died from a gunshot wound at home. her death was initially ruled a suicide but years later, new evidence emerged leading authorities to charge her spouse. abc's clayton sandell has that story. >> reporter: new year's day, 2012, ashley fallis lays dying from a gunshot wound to her head and husband calling 911. >> please, help me. please help me. >> reporter: only hours earlier, the couple dancing in the new year. five separate law enforcement agencies ruled her death a

suicide. the case closed. >> the forensic analysis done did not support any indication that tom was in proximity of ashley when the shot was fired. >> reporter: but this morning tom fallis, a former colorado corrections deputy is on trial for her murder. a grand jury investigation opened in 2014 when new witness statements emerged. one neighbor claiming he overheard fallis confessing the murder to his parents. something they later denied in court. >> he proceeded to say i shot my wife. >> reporter: fallis is charged with second degree murder. >> i didn't shoot my wife. i don't want her gone. i want her here. >> reporter: his lawyer telling jurors the mother of three was unstable. >> it was determined to be a suicide in 2012 and it's still a suicide in 2016. >> reporter: and that she had even written a suicide note the summer before her death.

>> dear tom, i'm sorry the trouble i have caused. i'm not happy about it. i'm sorry for your pain but i can no longer go on living this life. >> reporter: the prosecution claims that new year's eve night tom fallis had become irate with his wife the two in a heated argument just before she died. >> no one noticing her being anything other than happy and excited and now she's dead. >> he has pled not guilty. for "good morning america" clayton sandell abc news, denver. >> we'll bring in abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams for more on this. dan, it goes from being a suicide to a homicide. how is the trial going right now? >> well, for prosecutors this is a tough case. you're talking about a case where they have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt and the evidence that they have, one or two people saying that they heard what sounded like a confession, him seeming angry at a party the night before, et cetera, i mean, together this is a maybe, you know, this is

possibly but proof beyond a reasonable doubt, i think the prosecution has a serious uphill battle here because even the physical evidence, i mean, you had a crime scene specialist come in and say that based on what you saw at the crime scene it didn't look like there was a struggle at all. so i think this is a tough case. >> we heard in clayton's report that ashley's mental health is being called into question. how do you think that will play out. >> that's the defense. the defense is going to say that she had actually written what seemed like suicide notes before. that she was on antipsychotic drugs that this is someone who committed suicide. i mean, that is the heart of the defense here. >> there is a civil suit case pending. ashley's family has filed against the police saying in essence because he, the husband, was a former corrections deputy that law enforcement was protecting one of its own. how will that suit possibly play. >> it's a new police department who is actually leading the case at this point. but it does make it even tougher for prosecutors, right. because you had the victim's family who typically are aligned

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programmed to engage in conversations on twitter and to learn from each interaction tay got a crash course in vulgarity and quickly became a pr nightmare for microsoft. hello, world. @tayandyou first words 8:14 wednesday morning promising the more you talk the smarter tay gets. microsoft designed her software to mimic the speech patterns of 18 to 24-year-olds, tweet to tay and the bot tweets you back but it did not take long for internet trolls to poison tay's mind. soon tay was ranting about hitler, one twitter follower asking did the holocaust happen, tay replied, it was made up launching racist and anti-feminist attack, some of them so rude we can't even show you them. one critic tweeted microsoft, you didn't anticipate this? said another, what did they expect it would learn from social media? parents, take note. >> you build the frankenstein

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we are back now with baby izzy, the little girl born with an enormous head of hair most of us could only dream of. they showed off her luscious locks on reddit. several mes. here's one of our favorites, baby izzy as mr. las vegas, wayne newton himself. i think that's pretty spot-on. joining us via skype, baby izzy and her parents, david and mackenzie kaplan. good morning, she's beautiful. >> good morning. >> hi, thank you. >> all right, so i have to know what the reaction was when she was first born because she was born with all of that. what did you think?

>> well, she was a c-section so i got to see her first and i saw that head of hair but honestly we were just happy to see her. she was two weeks late already. we'd already been to the hospital once before so we were just happy to see her at all. >> i totally understand. she is folically gifted. does her hair just go like that? are you coiffing it or is that how it lays? >> she woke up that way. >> very good. very good. >> just looks so perfect. so i don't put any product in it. we just let it go. >> what do you guys think of this internet stardom? izzy is famous now for that head of hair. >> it's crazy. i think that's the only word to use in this situation. here i was thinking, you know, it's a friday. cheers to the weekend. going to take a selfie of my daughter and i, run some errands and who knew this would happen? it's insane but it's been a lot

of fun and i think that it just brings a smile to everybody's face so that's what we're really excited for. >> hoping to bring a smile to you. we noticed the similarity actually to someone here on the set. look at that. izzy and george. i mean, it's almost identical. >> separated at birth. >> the part. >> all right. >> she wears it much better than i do. come on. >> that's pretty scary. >> we are sending izzy some "gma" onesies and thanks again so much for joining us. we appreciate it. she's beautiful. >> yes, she is. she woke up that way, look at that. coming up america's new bachelorette. jojo opens up here on "gma." ette. jojo opens up here on "gma."

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it is 7:56. good morning. i'm abc7 news morning anchor reggie aqui. mike nicco is standing by with the bay area forecast. >> good morning, everybody. look at these temperatures. average in san francisco, a little bit below average at the coast and bay bridge. tomorrow is warmer. my accuweather seven-day forecast. sun coming up at 7:02. chance of a shower tuesday. >> we do have a couple of hot spots in the peninsula. north 101. this accident just cleared out of lanes near third but look at the back-up now. good solid what should be 15 minute drive is 35 minutes before highway 92 belmont into burlingame. >> and jo jo fletcher is talking about moving on from bachelor

ben, next on "good morning america." >> we'll have move on our news app and abc7news.com. join natasha, mike, sue and me every day from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. the news

♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. "say yes to the dress" lawsuit. the bride-to-be begging producers to hold her episode. >> it really has kind of whirlwinded into this nightmare. >> will her wedding be ruined before she even walks down the aisle? the new study this morning links caffeine to miscarriage. the everyday drinks that could cause you a lot of trouble. ♪ shut up and dance with me america's new bachelorette, jojo, opening up for the first time. what she's looking for in a man and will she fall in love again? >> i am actually feeling feelings which i didn't expect so early on. >> reporter: inside the new season this morning. ♪ welcome to my house and the nfl stars trying to tackle a day at "gma" as interns.

plus a big chef showdown as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ we do say good morning, america on this good friday. it's a big and busy friday here in times square and nice out. >> it's beautiful. very mild before the storms. >> did you all know the easter bunny is stopping by "gma" early and chefs richard blais and anne burrell are here for our spring it on chef showdown using fresh ingredients to make an amazing spring dish and i hear that the easter bunny is going to have some kind of mystery ingredient. >> here's what they don't know. we'll throw them a curveball. the mystery ingredient unveiled by the easter bunny right now, let's see it. >> oh. >> there it is, mint. boy, they didn't waste any time. they have 45 minutes to cook this dish beginning right now. >> guys, we have something pretty cool coming up here.

we have three pro football players who are taking on the ultimate challenge, they'll be "gma" interns for the day and it's all part of a program to help players prepare for life after football and their first challenge, obviously, getting us our scripts in a little fleaflicker. thank you, frankie. our interns don't give them to us that cool. >> fleaflicker. >> fleaflicker. >> well done, guys. we'll have a lot of fun coming up with you and now amy with the morning rundown. breaking news to report for the very latest let's turn to abc's ron clay born. >> there's a major development on the war on isis. moments ago ash carter announced u.s. special forces have killed the number two isis commander in syria. haji imam. they say isis continues to suffer setbacks on the battle fear. syrian troops entered pal m.y.r.a. and breaking news from

belgi belgium. police carry out more raids in connection with tuesday's attacks. at least eight arrests reported today and one person has been shot. there are reports that one of the raids may be in connection but a suspect arrested near paris. he was in the advanced stages of carrying out an attack inside france. we are learning two americans were killed in tuesday's attacks in brussels. no word yet on their names. we're learning that alex and sasha pinczowski were also killed. they were traveling through brussels. we'll bring you continuing coverage throughout the day and on our webs. >> to the presidential race and verbal smackdown not over yet. cruz furious at trump for retweeting an unflattering picture of his wife heidi next to a glamour shot of trump's

wife melania with a caption saying the images were worth a thousand words. cruz lashed out calling trump a sniveling coward and warning him to leave his wife alone. trump responded saying he didn't start the fight. well, democrats are demanding an investigation into the long lines during tuesday's primary in arizona. some voters waited five hours. state officials reduced the number of polling places this year, and critics say that move disproportionately affected urban and minority voters. well, prosecutors in utah have dropped criminal charges against olympic skier picabo street. she was accused of flowing her father down the stairs during a fight. street's lawyers claimed it was self-defense. and finally, who is smarter, blonds, brunettes or redheads? a new study is defying the stereotype of a dumb blond. researchers actually found that blond women have a higher mean i.q. than women with brown, red or black hair. the study also found that blonds are more likely to be classified as geniuses, but there could be

a flaw in this study. researchers noted some of the people surveyed may have lied about their natural hair color and as i throw it back to robin, another incredibly intelligent blond, we would never lie about our hair. >> no, never, never, amy. never. thank you so much. >> i'm going to stay so far away from this story. i feel like just getting way off set. >> you were leaning out of it. you didn't want anything to do with it. but we have a big health headline for you now. heart disease, the leading cause of death among women. now a new report reveals that mammograms primarily used to screen for breast cancer may also one day help diagnose heart disease. abc news chief women's health correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to explain. so please do. >> good morning, robin. so basically this study was based on two observations, one, that women having routine mammograms are often found to have calcium in the arteries in the breast, and the second that heart disease is associated with calcium deposits found in the coronary arteries, so in this

study, they looked at just under 300 women having c.a.t. scans, ct scans of their chests and compared it to mammograms. let me show you what they were looking at. you'll see these are normal blood vessels in the breast. this is a ct scan of the heart. if you look at this image, this big white here is calcium deposits in the breast artery. here you see calcium deposits in the coronary arteries, and the findings of this study were significant. they found that the two were associated, so the thinking is can we one day look at calcium found on a mammogram and predict risk of heart disease? >> but it's not uncommon to be told that you have calcium deposits when you have a mammogram. >> exactly and, by the way, that's a really different calcification. tiny flecks or micro or macro calcifications and they occur all over our body, often normal part of aging, in the valves of the heart, placenta. they occur in fibroids.

>> so it's not always a bad thing. >> absolutely, correct. so it has to be interpreted in the right clinical context. >> so break it down for us. when you see the headlines saying that mammograms could lead to be able to detect heart disease -- >> we are not there yet. it's not ready for prime time. it needs a lot more study. but, again, what i like about this is a wholistic type of thinking, meaning if you look at something and see it on one part of the body could it indicate something going on in another part of the body and we know that heart disease is the number one killer of women so being able to predict that risk is very important. >> another big health headline saying there may be a link between caffeine and fertility. >> this is going to get a lot of attention, robin, and this was actually an interesting study because it looked at behavior before conception and early in pregnancy at both men and women and their intake of caffeinated beverages, so not just coffee but energy drinks and sodas and found those couples men and women who consumed three or more caffeinated beverages a day had a higher chance of early

pregnancy loss. now, again, we have to interpret this with caution. generally 200 milligram, two cups of coffee while pregnant is fine but this is significant because it's the first time that it shows that what men do can impact and behavior before conception can also have an impact. >> that's a big deal. >> we'll be following it but as i say, if pregnancy were that fragile, the human race would have ceased to exist a long time ago so we should just be cautious. >> you know very well with all that you do. all right. jen, thanks very much. you'll be taking some questions as always on twitter and facebook throughout the morning. >> now over to jesse with the "morning menu." >> thanks, robin. here's a look at what's coming up on "gma morning menu." the bride says no to "say yes to the dress" opening up exclusively on "gma" about why she took the reality show to court. and a woman who's hoping to wear a wedding dress soon, bachelorette jojo fletcher giving us clues about the new season. and, of course, our interns here learning what it's like to

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♪ it's the final countdown welcome back to "gma." our nfl interns, they're studying their plays for the morning. we're going to talk to them. i don't know, after football if artistry will be in your future, but the average nfl career is four years so you have to get ready for that next act. >> yes, we do.

>> another fleaflicker here. why is george's smile so big? we'll get more with them later. george. >> that is a good smile right there. we'll move on to our exclusive interview with the bride-to-be who sued "say yes to the dress." she claims the show is running her big day -- is ruining her big day by airing her episode before the wedding, but a judge has ruled against her saying the show must go on. abc's nick watt has the story. >> reporter: an excited bride, her dream dress and a reality tv show. what could possibly go wrong? >> it really has kind of whirlwinded into this nightmare. >> reporter: ali godino will marry hunky hockey pro jeff in may. the problem is she's going to appear in that dress on tlc's hit show "say yes to the dress" that airs tonight. >> i'm pretty sure every woman who's ever been married or dreamt about getting married can understand. >> reporter: the groom can't see the dress, no one should see the dress. here's what happened.

september 1st ali flies from her home in vegas to new york city, drops a reported 20 grand on a dress according to her legal complaint, one of the most elegant and expensive in the store. producers from "say yes to the dress" approach. their bride has bailed. would ali save the day? she agrees she says only if it airs after her big day in may. she signs this appearance release. fast forward to february. she hears it's airing tonight. she pleads. producers won't budge, can't budge. yesterday just 32 hours until air, they're in a manhattan courtroom. >> what the judge decided was that ali, if this episode went through, went on tomorrow, would not be irreparably harmed by it. >> reporter: the show can go on. tlc telling us last night many of them have had their episodes air before their wedding, and an air date is not promised or solidified at films. given the court ruling, we will be moving forward with the originally slated airing of the

episode. >> everyone has seen me as a bride before i was actually a bride. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> that doesn't seem right. >> no, it doesn't. but like they said, they don't really promise when it's going to air, but you would hope they'd be able to work something out there. all right, but now to a woman who's hoping to wear a wedding dress soon, new bachelorette jojo fletcher opening up and filming for the new season has already begun. jojo says she's ready for romance that lasts. look at the love. abc's kayna whitworth with all the details. >> i would like to please welcome our new bachelorette, jojo. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this morning, 25-year-old jojo fletcher is speaking out telling "gma" that although her breakup with the bachelor ben higgins was tough, there are no hard feelings. >> i went into that morning feeling like i was going to get engaged. i had mentally prepared myself for that, but, you know, it didn't work out. >> i didn't know if i could find love.

i found it with you, but i found it with somebody else more. >> ben and i don't communicate. i kind of have my relationship with lauren which is my first priority. i spent those last couple of days and weeks trying to recover from my breakup with ben. >> reporter: and ben's not the only one who fell in love with this brown-eyed beauty. america cheered on the charming texan week after week. now, a group of eligible bachelors ready to win jojo's heart. she's opening up about what she's looking for in her future mr. right. >> i'm looking for a man that can make me feel safe and protected and somebody that i can trust. >> reporter: filming under way and jojo revealing sparks are flying. >> i am connecting with these guys. i'm having fun with them. i'm actually feeling feelings which i didn't expect so early on.

>> reporter: hopeful that this time she'll get her happily ever after. >> i want to be engaged. i want marriage. i want a family. so i feel like this could happen right now. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> we'll see what happens. the new season of "the bachelorette" premieres may 23rd. >> amy and jess. >> all right. we are here now with our nfl stars tackling a new role this morning, "gma" interns for a day but we're not the only ones putting them to work. they are part of a program helping athletes develop career skills. >> and abc's linsey davis has a look at what they can really do. >> reporter: after a long grueling football season, you could blame players like patriots star rob gronkowski for kicking off the off-season like this. ♪ it's going down >> reporter: but not everyone in the nfl is spending their time off twerking. some are spending it working.

33-year-old will allen is best known for his work on the gridiron. >> will allen with the big hit. >> reporter: but in his downtime allen is an intern. >> congressman bobby rush's office. how may i help you? >> did you ever imagine you were going to be walking the halls and working in the capitol? >> no, i didn't imagine it but it is exciting. >> reporter: he is 1 of 26 nfl athletes taking part in the nfl players association's internship program where some of the league's hardest hitters try to tackle the idea of a 9:00 to 5:00 unpaid internship. >> the average career is less than four years and we knew we needed to get players out into the working world. >> reporter: allen is working for congressman bobby rush. >> he is teaching me how bills are written and how bills are passed. >> reporter: the only downside -- >> hold, please. hold on. i'm sorry. is this a scheduling issue? >> reporter: a few fumbles on the phone. >> i never had to learn how to transfer, put a number in and transfer, send a voice mail. >> he is banned from the phone.

>> you're not allowed to answer the phones anymore? >> reporter: just last month denver broncos nose tackle darius kilgo was holding the lombardi trophy but instead of taking a well-deserved vacation, he is now holding down a job at underarmor. >> an opportunity i couldn't pass up. >> football only lasts so long. >> reporter: eight nfl players are interning at the sportswear giant. they're doing everything from meeting bigwigs to putting the brand's apparel to the test. even designing their own shoes. >> just some different color ways. just different variations. >> football is an experience, not a career, so why not use every experience you have to figure out your career. >> the program is monday through friday 9:00 to 5:00 for three weeks and they just finished up the third year of the internship program with record participation. it's all part of implementing a new playbook for the day that these guys hang up their cleats and walk away from their day jobs for good and makes a lot of sense. i didn't realize just 3 1/2 years for the typical nfl career

and -- >> that's incredible. look who we have here. great to have former pittsburgh steelers safety will allen who interned on capitol hill. kansas city chiefs wide receiver frankie hammond jr. who interned at underarmor, and then we have former washington redskins fullback darrel young also at underarmor. i have to ask you guys, was it easier or harder than you expected being an intern? >> oh, it was hard. you know, because we are out of our comfort zone. i was on capitol hill doing my thing and being in an actual congressman's office and seeing just how the ins and outs of politics is just amazing, but it's crazy, but, you know, it's necessary. >> from a transitional standpoint, guys, what do you think is the hardest thing is to replace for a former professional athlete once they have to go into the real word? >> i think finding out what you like. i think we're in situations every day we're in our comfort zone and go to work in our slippers and sweats and now we got to go in suits and stuff and ability to step out of your comfort zone. and figure out who you are.

>> with these experiences what are the biggest skills, the most important skills you have to have to be successful in this next career? >> i think the biggest skill we already come set with is being team oriented and going to meetings on time, so it's like when you go to a job and you fill out an application and you say you played in the nfl, it's kind of like, okay, we already have these certain skill sets they look for within an employee and i think those things are like little intangibles that come with -- the perks of being in the nfl and being an athlete. >> i'm certainly impressed. you filled out your resume right here. we have a lot more coming up with you. so thanks for being with us. >> first outside to ginger. >> that was so much fun and so is this. look at this crowd on a beautiful 53-degree morning in new york city. we'll start in florida where they've had strong storms and could still see gusts up to 40 or even 50 miles an hour along with hefty rain. that same front will stall out over the weekend, not the best weekend or start of the week in parts of florida. and then you look at the extended outlook, a much cooler pattern going to head into parts

of the great lakes, northern plains all the way even into the deep south. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. mostly sunny. breezy today. sunday is still dry. but cooler. sunrise is at 7:02 and next week chances of rain minor. we will keep the coast right at 60 and mid-to-upper 60s an the bay shore and the other fast breezes are and inland it is calmer and warmer. low 70s. my seven-day forecast shows warmth peaking tomorrow and next week we are ten togethers >> and best bunny impression, go. beautiful, very nice. jesse, let's get some "pop" with the hops. >> ginger, come on inside. bring some chocolate with you from some of those little mini easter bunnies. it's time now, of course, for some "pop news," and we begin with a big "pop news" exclusive to supersize your morning. that's right. we've got your very first look at the movie poster for "the founder."

that's michael keaton's new film about the man who turned mcdonald's into a billion dollar empire. that's what you call a mcdream coming true and here's a sneak peek at a major mcmoment from the movie. >> michael. >> keaton plays ray kroc, who started out as an illinois salesman for taking over the fast food franchise. two years in a row he's starred in the oscar winner for "birdman" and "spotlight" this past year, and with "the founder" in theaters august 5th, the industry buzz it's certainly in contention for a big award. >> he's on a roll. >> i was going to say that. it's on a major roll. >> good idea too during "the founder" if they served mcdonald's french fries or mcdonald's in the theaters. >> put the aroma in the theaters. >> being the best fries -- >> no pressure. >> remember they almost switched it.

tlfls like muteny. >> you can't do that. yeah. it's a unanimous opinion here on the "gma" set. also trending high, george, you're going to want to pay attention to this. yesterday's "pop news" dance party, here's what you missed. ♪ say geronimo say geronimo ♪ say geronimo say geronimo >> what's wrong with him? >> what's that? >> that reminds me of us here and george. i love you, george, but -- >> that's it. everybody having fun in the car and there's one guy in the back. >> now you know why i wasn't here yesterday. >> i also want you to know i didn't say anything during that piece. i wasn't pointing any fingers. >> oh. >> that's right. >> you're the one that brought it, yeah. moving on, since we have some extra help here, we have our nfl interns, of course, our "gma" interns, our nfl stars this morning, i think we should put them back to work a little bit. come on in and help me out and help me tell everybody what's coming up.

will, frankie, darrel, are you ready. ready? >> "batman v superman" superstar amy adams is here live. plus, we've got our spring it on showdown. two amazing chefs are going head-to-head in the kitchen. plus, a huge performance from zedd and aloe blacc coming up. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ up. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

good morning. i'm abc7 news morning anchor natasha zouves. we're tracking a home invasion robbery. there was a car chase and a crash. it started up at the plaza verde apartments so police are looking for a fifth suspect. so far they have arrested four people. follow us on twitter for nbc news bay area for an update on this story. sue hall. >> the bay bridge toll plaza, they turned the metering off at 7:00 a.m. this morning. we have a couple of issues. the east bay at el pintaddo.

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minutes and on abc7news.com. join, mike, sue, me and reggie week days from 4:30 ♪ i want to see you smile and welcome back to "gma." happy friday here as we head into easter weekend for so many. the easter bunny stopping by early. >> you know, he's everywhere this morning, the easter bunny. he's even with our chefs. i'm telling you. isn't he? >> talented. >> facing off in our spring it on showdown. they're upstairs whipping up spring inspired dishes. can't wait to see how they used the mystery ingredient. >> mint. appropriate for spring. now over to amy. >> all right, look who i have with me, amy adams, the five i'm time oscar nominee reprising her role as fearless reporter lois lane in the new "batman v superman: dawn of justice" movie. the battle between the two biggest superheroes in the

world. take a look at lois on the job. >> so who gave prototype military rounds to fighters in the -- >> ask, lois. >> fly to d.c. tonight, a couple of days there. >> go. >> coach, no extra legroom. >> economy plus. >> coach. >> i laughed out loud when i watched that. i bet she booked economy plus. >> she did. >> how fun to play someone like lois lane, strong, sexy, everything wrapped up in one. >> it is so much fun. i love playing her. i love that she's fearless. i'm not that way. so it's really fun that she really is not afraid of the consequences. >> you have played her before, obviously. >> yes. >> opposite henry cavill. a beautiful -- a lot of action but it was such a great love story. this newest installment is much darker, much more intense. >> yeah.

>> how do you compare working on both movies. >> well, what was great about this is that as far as relationship with lois and clark goes, when we meet them you can tell they've been in a relationship for awhile so it was great to get to develop that sort of intimacy and that friendship i've developed with henry to bring that to the screen and, of course, for complications and drama to happen along the way bus it was a lot of fun. >> i understand there might have been a couple of times particularly a bathtub scene where maybe it was a little physically intimidating to be starring opposite henry cavill. >> it's like he's one of those men that like i don't know why him shirtless makes me have low self-esteem but that's exactly what it did. it was like two weeks of working out like i was like, wait, i'm never going to keep up with henry but i tried. >> you looked fantastic and the chemistry was palpable. >> thank you. >> we have some aspiring superheroes with us that i want to get to. they're a lot cuter than i am at asking questions. let's bring in nyla. >> hi, how are you. >> nyla has a question.

take it away. >> do you wish you had superpowers too? >> sure. i would love to have superpowers. i'd love to be able to fly or read people's minds. that would be fun. what do you want to do? would you want to fly? >> yes. >> yes. >> she got a great question. lilly, you are up next. what do you want to ask amy. >> hi, amy. i'm 7 years old and my question is, many people think superman should be with wonder woman because they're both superheroes so why does he like lois lane? >> well, i think that superman likes lois lane because she sees that he's also a man and not discuss a superhero and also she's very smart, very caring, very loyal. very brave. >> that's great. what a good question, lilly. i love you as batgirl. okay, next, last but not least we have kennedy, wonder woman here. what is your question for amy? >> hi, as well as smart as

superman, i think yes. >> maybe a little smarter, what do you think? >> i think i'm in trouble. these three little ladies showed their superpowers here's. you got a budding journalist career, all three of you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you, guys. >> i love that. amy, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you're so welcome. "batman v superman: dawn of justice" is in sheathers now. don't miss it. robin. >> oh, hey, amy, i'm here with espn analyst and a good friend, former nba superstar bill walton, written a new memoir "back from the dead," searching for the sound, shining the light and throwing it down, chronicling his athletic highs, injury lows, so much more and sharing the lessons he's learn add long the way and i was distracted looking at all these pictures. >> yes, our dog.

greatest dog in the history -- he just passed a week ago. it was the saddest thing. i was holding him in my arms and just crying. cortez, he rescued me and i wasn't able to do the same for him. >> oh, how did he rescue you? >> he gave me my life back. he became my service dog and service dogs, they make you happy. they open up whole new worlds and this dog was so kind and so generous and so gentle and so intelligent, robin. just beautiful. and i loved him so. >> i lost my jack russell after almost 18 years so i can sympathize recently. but you talk about cortez. you talk about that time in your life and when you open your book, start reading it -- >> it's very dark. >> it's a very dark beginning because you really had thought, hey, life isn't worth living. you had all these chronic injuries. >> my body failed me and as you and i both know, it's about health and family and i had lost

everything. i lost my job. i lost my hope. i lost the dream. i no longer believe that life was worth living and so i've got this partnership with simon & schuster. we're very, very happy and it's just been fun. it's been staggering to come here and spend the week in new york and to see the outpouring of love and all the stories that have come back and then to sit here with you and know your story and how my story is all played out and the roller coaster ride and we all think that we're just going to be able to just go right on through but that's not the way life works. to be able to come here today, sit on this stage with you and to see your empire just going so fantastic and then have these pictures and the coach and the bus and luke's wedding right there. >> your family. >> raising money for the children of lithuania with the grateful dead and chris mullen. >> see, that's you, bill walton.

you're like all over the map and people who are not familiar with you, your college career, the legendary john at ucla. >> i ruined his life. i had no idea. i was a teenager. i'm a hippie and he was so organized and so structured and was so used to everybody just saying, sir, yes, sir and i wanted to ask why. you know, why i had to cut my hair. why i had had shave. why i had to wear clothes -- >> you did it. >> i did it because there was nothing more important than being on the team and i didn't realize, robin, how special he was until i left because everything i had as a child, i had the greatest childhood. we had nothing but we had everything. we had family. we had san diego where i till live to this very day and then we had heroes and role model, bill russell, muhammad ali, bobby kennedy, martin luther king jr., sargent shriver, bob dylan, jerry garcia, neil young, all convincing us we could ring

the chinas of freedom. we could get out there and make a difference and do something to change the world and then so i thought everybody had that same life and it wasn't until i joined the nba when i was 21 that i realized that was not the case at all. >> no, but you put in your contract with portland that you could be a free spirit. that you could -- >> they were all excited. everybody was all pumped up and signed the largest contract in the history of sports at the time, team sports. only thing i cared about nobody was going to tell me after four years with john wooden nobody would tell me when to shave, when to cut my hair or what clothes to wear supply love the fact you stayed in touch with coach wooden for -- >> 43-year relationship. high school student, he recruited me, college student, '70 through '74 and 36 years as his friend where i made a conscious decision, i was no longer going to cause consternation and problem in his life. and so there's one of the pictures where i got my arm around him. >> i see that. >> vip's restaurant where we

used to have breakfast all the time and i begged him. i went to vip's but i couldn't get him to come out on the grateful dead tour. he offered to take me to the lawrence welk concert and also i couldn't get him to come to death valley where we loved to ride our bikes. >> we have will allen here an intern in the nfl and you have made that great transition from pro ball. >> will, i'm bill. i have two ls. do you have two ls, i do. >> you have a question. >> you had a successful career after sports. what was your number one tip you'd give to other professional athletes -- >> make your dream your job and make your job your life. >> make your job your life. >> and then you cannot finish unless you start. >> ooh. >> get in the game. do not wait for the game of life to fall in your lap. chase it down. just jump right in. you're going to fail.

you're going to make mistakes, risk and failure are all part of it and when all fails and just totally lost, just call robin. >> just call robin. >> oh. >> she has all the answers. >> no. >> she's been there. she has done everything. she has built her life from the ground up. >> so sweet. >> the daughter of a tuskegee a airman. >> thank you, bill. >> coming here, the health challenges, building it all and because you're going to fail. you're going to stumble. >> absolutely. >> what you have to do is get back up and get going right away. jump back on that bike when you crash. jump back into the game of life. jump back into business. and always call robin. >> bill walton, ladies and gentlemen, bill walton is here in our studio. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> never forget it's about health and family. everything else is -- >> are you taking notes here. >> mental notes. from both of. >> you bless you, bless you, bless you. >> we love you, robin. >> we love you right back. "back from the dead" in stores now. do yourself a favor and pick it

up. outside to ginger. >> robin, i'm with you, bill. i totally call robin on anything. the easter bunny is here celebrating early. if you had a dance move, what's the album move. a little hop? i might employ that. a quick look at the easter bunny citi >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with temperatures average around san francisco and warmer-than-average under increasing sunshine today. the rest of our neighborhoods, and the warmth peaks tomorrow, cool and breezy on sunday and a >> all that weather brought to you by king's hawaiian bread. robin. >> you may have the easter bunny but i got bill walton right here. coming up, our huge, huge cooking showdown coming up next. come on back.

♪ i want to see you smile we are back now with our spring it on chefs showdown. anne burrell, richard blais. you had to create something with the secret ingredient mint. working up to the last second. >> anne is author of "own your kitchen" and "worst cooks in america" and richard is also the

owner of crack shack in san diego so our "gma" interns are tasting the dishes deciding who is going to win. let's get started. >> it smells so good working right up -- >> this is serious like a dream come true on "good morning america" cooking against anne burrell. hanging out with you guys and so this is some spring lamb with a little bit of english pea hummus. >> english pea hummus. >> bus hummus doesn't have to be just chickpeas, it could be regular peas, why not. a little bit of lamb sauce there. a little salad and this is spring to me, lamb and pea -- >> how did you use the mint. >> the mint, we mixed it into our hummus and i also mixed it into this little honey glaze with coriander, cinnamon and a little mint we put in, as well. i think the bunny actually loved it. so i'm not, you know -- the easter bunny loved it so that counts for something. >> that does count. >> point out albums love carrots

actually. what are you making over here. >> i'm doing spring pasta. i mean, spring to me is like light green things like mother nature saying waking up like stretching and so i have sugar snap pea, asparagus, artichokes and meyer lemons -- >> oh, yeah. >> and then -- >> citrus but it's like -- this is one of my happiest smells ever. >> it's very happy. how are you incorporating the mint. >> so we're finishing the whole pasta dish with the mint. we have parmesan and fresh pasta i made by hand this morning and we'll toss it together and then minty fresh finish. >> beautiful. we have to go over to our "gma" interns, of course, and, guys, you are the guinea pig. you can huddle together and tell us who is taking home the golan bouqu bouquet trophy. >> ready, break.

>> chef richard we pick. >> chef richard. >> congratulations, show. >> dream come true. and validated by the nfl too. not bad. any speeches? >> anything you want to say? [ cheers and applause ] >> i love you guys. thank you so much. i never thought this would happen. thank you. thank you. >> coming up here, zedd and aloe blacc perform live.

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how i love this collaboration. back now with zedd and aloe blacc, they're performing "candyman," a modern remake of sammy davis jr.'s "the candyman" did you know that in honor of m&ms 75th year-long celebration. so, gentlemen, let's hear it. [ applause ]

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♪ and it feels so good oh yeah said it feels so good ♪ ♪ riding on the river of hearts that beat as one ♪ ♪ this feels like forever and we've only just begun ♪ ♪ 'cause love makes the world feel good ♪ ♪ holding on to memories 'cause smiles are still alive ♪ ♪ looking to the future and there's happiness in sight ♪ ♪ 'cause love makes the world feel good ♪ ♪ walking through my past life where the days are full of joy ♪ ♪ and it feels so good oh yeah and it feels so good oh yeah ♪

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♪ it feels so good "good morning america" is brought to you by jcpenney. ♪ and it feels so good >> beautiful music, everyone. thank you, everyone, zedd, aloe blacc and people were saying, can you? oh, you know a lot of people didn't realize the connection with sammy davis jr. if it's a nice connection. honored to be able to have that piece of history. >> yeah. >> it's beautiful. and not used to you not being behind the turntable, zedd. >> i like to switch it up. >> you do switch it up. thank you to the interns, you took off those jerseys.

>> what a great way to start our holiday weekend. have a great one, everyone. we have to thank the easter bunny, as well. there he is. [ cheers and applause ]

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good morning. i'm abc 7 news morning anchor natasha zouves. mike nicco has your bay area forecast. >> good morning. starting off with clouds. sunshine this moon and breezy and breezy along the bay shore south of the bay bridge. mid to 60s inland low 70s. warmest tomorrow. cooler on sunday. cloudy but dry. next week breezy and even cooler. sue. >> pretty calm out there. a couple of hot spots. let's take a look at the east bay from danville towards walnut creek, still slow with an earlier accident in the middle lane southbound 680 at el pint atto and in san jose the connector from northbound 85 to 87. >> it is time for "live with

kelly and michael" join >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new film, "batman v superman," amy adams. and from the series, "supergirl," actor peter facinelli. also, we wrap up our "new york auto show week" with a look at the latest s.u.v.'s. plus, "extra" co-host charissa thompson joins michael at the "live" co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are michael strahan and charissa thompson! [cheers and applause] ♪ charissa: hey! what did you do? twirl? twirl.