good morning, america. wicked weather slams the country. a powerful spring storm tears through the midwest and northeast. winds up to 60 miles an hour downing trees and buildings. more than 100,000 without power. as snow showers lead to nasty road conditions in major pileups. now a big freeze, too, temperatures in the teens. heading east. power play. donald trump bringing out his wife melania and ex-wife ivana as he battles for women's votes and hillary clinton prepares for a big showdown with a surging bernie sanders. >> i'm confident i'll be the nominee. >> our candid interview with the democratic front-runner right here on "gma." soccer star abby wambach's heartfelt apology after being arrested for drunk driving. and members of the u.s. men's team lash out at her on twitter. and the brewing feud this

morning. ♪ 9 to 5 katy perry goes country and love is in air at two huge awards show. blake shelton bringing down the house with a song believed to be about gwen stefani and taylor swift stealing the show, what she's saying publicly about her boyfriend for the first time. and good morning, america. good to be back from spring break. happy monday to everyone. big night in the music world. >> it sure was. taylor swift winning big, she took home four awards and maybe the bigger headline, she opened up about her boyfriend calvin harris. >> apparently, love was in the air at the academy of country music awards. blake shelton performing a song believed to be about his love, gwen stefani, and she talks about turning pain into pleasure

later this morning. first, that powerful spring storm hitting from the midwest to the northeast, strong winds have damaged homes and look at what happened in indiana. a chipotle sign blown over, the driver in the car was able to get out safely and flurries in the east and rob marciano is in boston tracking it all. >> reporter: good morning, george. what a wild april weekend of april wind and snow and here we go again. coming down in boston. round two is already under way. overnight, commuter chaos in upstate new york. this car rolling over in rochester and whiteout conditions leading to a massive pile up on i-88. three tractor-trailers, 16 cars and a tour bus crashing, injuring more than 30 people. in boston, a fallen tree crashing on this car, killing both people inside. >> the ground is so saturated with all the rain, the trees are uprooted. >> reporter: in indiana, wind gusts knocking this chipotle

sign on the ground. the driver getting out moments before. winds tearing down power lines throughout the northeast. this one igniting in foxborough, massachusetts. 60 mile per hour winds responsible for collapsing this building in baltimore. and in pittsburgh, grounds crew clearing ice and slush off the baseball field for the pirates' opening day game against the cardinals. the rest of the major league will open today including the boston red sox visiting cleveland that has its own issues with cold and snow today. take a look at the radar. this is going to be an all day event. winter weather advisories for the area. snow accumulations expected to be anywhere from two to four inches. pockets certainly, four to six, most on some of the grassy

surfaces of the ground. it is still april but it's going to be cold behind this system. look at the windchills overnight. tomorrow morning into the teens. amy. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. we appreciate it. now to the investigation into that fatal amtrak derailment in philadelphia. a train colliding with a backhoe on the track. killing two and injuring dozens of others. from these dramatic photos you can see inside that mangled car. david kerley has the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the train has been removed. those tents behind me that's where the investigators are working this morning. still the question, how does a train and a heavy piece of equipment end up on the same rail line? >> all ems units working the train accident. >> reporter: left two dead and amtrak's engine's front wheels

off the rails. >> the whole train was shaking like it was going to fall apart. >> reporter: parts of the cars did. as these photos show, debris from the collision ripping through the front cars of train 89. >> all you could see was dirt and debris flying past the train and there was fire flashes. >> reporter: passengers who could, scrambled to safety. but more than 30 were injured. a doctor in the first car, sprung into action. >> take a deep breath, you mutter a little prayer and you say, hope to god i can handle whatever it is that comes my way and you dig right in. >> train 89 just hit a backhoe. multiple injuries reported. >> reporter: the mystery this morning, how could this happen? a backhoe like this used for track maintenance on the same tracks as the southbound train. which could have been traveling up to 100 miles an hour. the amtrak operator of that machinery and his supervisor were the two who were killed. >> we'll be looking at the track structure. and the work that was performed at the time of the accident. >> reporter: more than 30 passengers and the engineer were taken to the hospital.

most of the 331 passengers were able to walk away from it. the ntsb will be looking at the signals. remember the derailment last may, north of philadelphia, they put in positive train control, why didn't that stop this accident from happening yesterday? >> just one of the many questions, david, thanks very much. the largest leak of secret documents in history, publication of what's being called the panama papers, a worldwide corruption scandal. billions of dollars hidden by some of the most richest powerful people on the planet. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran has the latest from london. good morning, terry. >> reporter: this scandal is exploding on a global scale right now, burning up social media. edward snowden tweeting it's the largest leak in the history of journalism. 11 million documents, ten times what snowden leaked. it all centers on a secretive

law firm in panama. that has allegedly helped the world's rich and powerful launder their money, evade taxes and dodge sanctions. russian president vladimir putin is not named specifically in these documents but they reveal a telltale trail, set up by his closest inner circle and worth $2 billion. the creme -- kremlin already blasting it. other world leaders involved. king of saudi arabia, even the president of ukraine. syrian president. prim mince of iceland all caught up. no question this scandal is just beginning. >> the consequences could really ripple. now to the race for the white house. voters in wisconsin getting ready to head to the polls tomorrow where republican front-runner donald trump is facing a strong challenge from ted cruz. april shaping up to be a huge month. another huge month, we should say, in the race. with at least 255 delegates at stake for the republicans.

abc's tom llamas is here tracking it all. good morning, tom. >> reporter: senator ted cruz feeling confident about wisconsin. he knows if he wins there, this race could be decided on the convention floor. this, as donald trump is calling for governor john kasich to get out of the race because he's taking away potential votes. this morning, donald trump trying to bounce back after a rough stretch. from drama with his campaign. to fumbling on abortion. and a war of words over with wives. >> was this my best week? i guess not. i could have done without the retweet, et cetera. but i think i'm doing okay. >> reporter: in a rare move, trump admitting he's made mistakes and regrets initially suggesting that women should be punished for having an illegal abortion. >> as a hypothetical question, i would have rather asked -- answered it in a different manner, yeah.

>> reporter: today, wife melania returns to the campaign trail. joining trump in wisconsin. >> he'll be the best president. >> reporter: this, as senator ted cruz says trump's misstatements on issues like abortion happen because he's not a real republican. >> donald's answers are the answers of someone who's a liberal, trying to say what he thinks conservatives want to hear. >> reporter: cruz not the only one taking shots at trump. >> donald trump does not personally condone violence. >> right. let's see what's randomly happening at his rally right now. >> i'm voting for you! >> reporter: for the democrats a new fight is brewing. hillary clinton said she's ready to debate bernie sanders on "gma" before the new york primary in two weeks. sanders, not ready to commit. >> people of new york deserve to hear us discussing the important issues facing that state and facing the country. i suspect it will work out. >> this morning, lot of people in the political world are talking about a new story in the

"new york magazine," about donald trump and in this story, two interesting nuggets, one, ivanka trump wanted donald trump to apologize after his comments about mexican immigrants when he announced and that donald trump has been wearing a bulletproof vest out on the campaign trail. >> tom, thanks very much. my interview now with hillary clinton, she's under pressure from bernie sanders before tomorrow's big vote in wisconsin. we met up in brooklyn where clinton was campaigning in several churches. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here with you. >> bernie sanders is on a winning streak, won five out of the last six. wisconsin, he's ahead right now. why can't you put him away? >> i'm happy where i'm at. if you look at two of the most important indicators which will decide this, the number of pledged delegates i'm significantly ahead. after all, that's what determines the outcome. the popular vote, i have close

to 9 million votes that's a million more than donald trump and 2.5 million than senator sanders. so i feel like we are on a good path. it's an exciting time in american politics, because i think people are really tuning in and trying to figure out what we're going to do and i think what i have said is we need to elect somebody based on three tests. can you do things that are going to improve people's lives? get results in other words. can you be the commander in chief and keep us safe at home and around the world? can you unify us? we're desperately in need of given some of the rhetoric in this campaign. >> that has been your message so far. it's worked overall as you said. but he's on this winning streak. don't you have to win your home state here in new york in two weeks. >> i'm going to do everything i can to win in as many places as possible. but i have been through this before. we were laughing before we started, i can remember how hard it was when my husband ran in 1992.

i ran a tough campaign against then-senator obama. i ended up with slightly more votes but he ended up with more delegates. so, we have a system and i'm very confident that i'll be the nominee. i'm not taking anything for granted. >> even if you don't win new york? >> i'm confident that i'll get the nominee. i'll do everything i can to win new york. i represented new york for eight years. i feel deeply about this state. i'm proud of the work that i did with so many thousands of new yorkers. so, of course, i'm going to work incredibly hard. >> you know, in milwaukee on saturday night, you talked, you're a loyal, true democrat, always have been a democrat, clearly a shot at bernie sanders. when i asked him about that, the fact that he's an independent is a strength in the campaign. because he can bring independents. he points out in a lot of the polls right now, he does better than you in the general election.

>> well there are a lot of polls that say just the opposite. but polls this far out don't mean anything. what's important is not what somebody's theory is but how many votes have you gotten. that's what we determine elections based on. i also believe it's important that we elect more democrats. i would love to see the senate go back to being democratic instead of having republicans who won't do their constitutional obligation. >> you don't think he can do that? >> well, there's no indication there's any interest there. i'm committed to electing democrats. i'm committed to raising money. i'm helping to fund democratic campaigns. at the end of the day, a president can do a lot and i have a very robust agenda with big goals for our country. i think i got a track record of proven results. i think it will be better for the country if we move away from the obstructionism, the extreme partisanship that we're seeing in the senate today. and we get back to people who want to work together and want to follow the constitution, which right now doesn't seem to be the case. >> you're hitting donald trump pretty hard.

your first ad here against donald trump. are you worried at all this goes to a contested convention on the republican side and they pick somebody else, a fresh face, who might be a more difficult challenge. >> i had that experience, too. i started running out in the new york senate, rudy giuliani, he dropped out and then i had a fresher face to run against. i have no control over what the republicans do. but i do think it's important, even though i'm working hard to win the nomination and compete with senator sanders everywhere, it's important not to let the kind of comments we're hearing not just from donald trump but the other republican contenders go unanswered because the world hears those. lot of people in our country hear insulting comments about immigrants being called rapists and criminals. religiously profiling muslim communities. and they wonder what is happening in our country.

while i'm focused on the primary and getting the number of delegates necessary to be the nominee i'm going to keep standing up to donald trump, ted cruz or anybody else who are saying things that are so contrary to who we are. that gets me to the last test, do you want to unify the country? or do you want to divide us more than we already are? >> you and bernie sanders are going to debate in new york. >> i'm hoping to, we offered dates which they refused. you offered -- "gma" offered a debate during "gma" on friday the 15th. i'll be there. i think it's great opportunity to reach an audience that may not be able to because of other obligations to tune in to debates. i understand there's a debate in the works for the night of the 14th. i'll be there. i want to debate and i'm confident that we can work out a time to do that. >> thank you. >> good to talk to you, george, thanks. >> excited if we get the debate.

>> very exciting. let's move on to march madness, the final matchup turning into a sibling showdown. two friends, turned brothers, facing off tonight in the big championship game. jesse palmer is here with all of the details. good morning, jesse. >> that's right, nate britt and his adopted brother kris jenkins. they have been shooting hoops together since they were 10 years old. nate plays for north carolina. kris is a forward for villanova. they're extremely close, right now, allegedly, they're giving each other the silent treatment until they meet on the court. this is it. villanova versus unc. the wildcats versus the tar heels and brother versus brother? that's right, when villanova faces north carolina tonight, two brothers will be going toe to toe against each other. fighting for the national championship as well as a lifetime of bragging rights. >> i expect this game to be super competitive.

>> reporter: nate britt is a junior at unc. kris jenkins, a junior at' nova. they played aau basketball together when they were 11. that's when jenkins' mother a basketball coach who moved around the country decided her son would have an opportunity for a more stable life with the britt family. >> for them to take a total stranger in the house was a blessing. >> reporter: the britts adopted him. >> you know know what's going to happen. tonight, they'll square off against each other. the men joining the ranks of sibling rivalries. think peyton manning and eli manning. or venus and serena williams. how will it feel for them? >> there's no one i want to beat more than my brother. >> reporter: it looks like brotherly love will have to wait. of course while this may cause a bit of family feud, this is

going to be a win-win situation for the britt family, either way, they're going to be celebrating a championship. let's not forget the women's basketball championship is also going to be a good one. uconn facing off syracuse tuesday night. if uconn wins, it will be an unprecedented fourth straight championship. a dynasty. >> amazing. >> can you imagine being a freshman and still winning as a senior. unbelievable. >> amazing. >> thank you. all right, let's go back up to rob in boston, lot more on that cold. >> still coming down in boston. still slushy on the streets here in town. the roads out of town are a bit worse and temps below freezing tonight. a difficult commute in the morning. also freezing acrossing the midatlantic for this april. windchills in the teens tomorrow and again on wednesday. your select cities brought to you by car max.

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welcome back to "gma." you can see it right there, big storm heading east bringing freezing temperatures and snow, as millions from the midwest to the northeast recover from the wicked weather creating dangerous commutes. downed trees and power lines. we're tracking the latest this morning. also right now, wisconsin voters getting ready to head to the polls tomorrow as donald trump faces some stiff competition from ted cruz the gop front-runner's wife melania also hitting the campaign trail today to support her husband. then, the smoke clearing now at newark airport, new jersey, after a fire in a boiler room, forced hundreds to evacuate. the fire flared up for a second time, delaying flights. thankfully no one was injured. we also have more on a big night in music, blake shelton's performance, stealing the show at the academy of country music awards. >> that's right.

what his song said and who it may be about that's making all the headlines this morning. but we do begin with abby wambach, the olympic medalist, is apologizing this morning and facing new fallout after her dui arrest this weekend. abc's ryan smith here with the story. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: one of the greatest soccer players of all time. the world record holder for goals among women and men. just months after retiring, a dui leading her in cuffs and controversy. >> wambach! >> reporter: this morning, a fall from grace for one of u.s. soccer's biggest stars. >> her final game from the united states women's national team. >> reporter: just four months after hanging up jersey number 20, captain abby wambach, arrested for driving under the influence saturday night. stopped for running a red light, failing a field sobriety test. the retired 35-year-old world

cup winner swiftly releasing a statement on her facebook account, taking responsibility for her actions. this is all on me, i promise that i'll do whatever it takes to ensure that my horrible mistake is never repeated. i'm so sorry to my family, friends, fans and those that look to follow a better example. the fallout rolling in this morning. >> everything that you do is a statement about who you are. >> reporter: mini cooper who has featured wambach in their ads has pulled its commercials. and re-evaluating its association with the star. >> i want to leave a legacy where the ball keeps rolling forward. >> reporter: she's also dealing with fallout from the u.s. men's soccer team. u.s. men's national team midfielder, alejandro bedoya tweeting, must have been a foreign american player's fault. from her criticism in december. of the men's team coach. >> the way he's changed and brought in a bunch of these foreign guys.

not something that i believe in. >> reporter: jozy altidore chiming in, too, should have used one of the team's vans. lol. referring to hope solo, stopped last january while driving an official soccer van. her husband charged with dui. this twitter spat not the first sign of tension between the men's and women's u.s. soccer teams recently. just last week, five soccer stars filing a suit, alleging they're paid four times less than the men's team. portland police describing her polite and they released the star on her own recognizance. but a lot of controversy she's facing now. >> good for her to step forward and apologize. the mortician whose life and crimes are portrayed in the jack black film "bernie." the real life bernie is headed back to court this week nearly 20 years after he was convicted of murdering a wealthy widow.

linsey davis is here now with what the new evidence the jury will consider. >> reporter: what's the appropriate sentence for murder? that's the question bernie's peers will attempt to answer. after hearing new evidence how he was sexually abused as a child and how that may be linked to the abusive relationship he says he had with the woman he murdered. it's the 2011 dark comedy ripped right from the headlines. >> she's a very lonely person. she needs someone. >> reporter: in the star-studded movie "bernie" jack black plays bernie tiede. a well-liked, small town a texas mortician. >> it's like he cast a spell over the entire area. >> reporter: made a shocking confession for the 1996 murder of his 81-year-old friend and former employee marjorie nugent. >> you should have been here hours ago. >> the widow is played by shirley mcclain. he hit her in the back four times. while he spent her millions on

various projects. pleading guilty until 1999, telling investigators nugent had become very hateful, very possessive over my life. she was now evil and wicked. sentenced to life in prison, he talked about the murder in this 2012 jailhouse interview with long view news journal. >> i'll put her in the freezer. being in the funeral business, you know, you keep the body cool. tend to it later on. that's what i did. >> reporter: now this morning, his fate is set to be decided once again. >> i have to do what the court has asked me to do which is -- >> reporter: his resentencing trial starts this week after winning an appeal. his attorney argued that the jury never heard evidence that he was abused as a child. and that influenced him to snap under the abuse. in a twist made for hollywood, tiede was released on $10,000 bond into the custody of the movie's director. >> became a friend.

i felt sorry for him. no more likely to commit a violent act than me or you. >> reporter: now he waits to see if he'll remain free or return to prison for the rest of his life. jury selection continues today. opening arguments are scheduled to start on wednesday. tiede has been living in austin where he's once again singing in a choir. george and amy. moving on to a different kind of courtroom scene, this one is shocking, literally, a judge ordered a deputy to use a taser on a defendant. who kept talking after the judge ordered him to stop and now the judge is being disciplined. abc's eva pilgrim has the story. >> reporter: it's literally a shocking moment in court. >> aagh! >> reporter: a maryland judge caught on camera ordering a deputy to stun a defendant in his courtroom. >> mr. sheriff do it, use it. that's king screaming on the floor, he was in court representing himself on a gun charge.

at some point, the judge appears to run out of patience. >> i didn't ask you what your name was. i asked how you wished to be addressed. >> reporter: in this newly released video, king tries to make a legal argument, but the judge orders him to zip it up. >> stop. stop! >> reporter: but king keeps talking, that's when the judge takes action. >> use it. >> reporter: using a stun cuff on king the electronic ankle bracelet sending a 50,000 volt shock through his body. >> it felt like fire went through my back. >> reporter: the judge taking a permanent break after the incident maryland's highest court banning him from the bench for life. >> i regret it ended this way. >> pleading guilty to a misdemeanor civil rights violation. he was sentenced to one year probation, $5,000 fine. and ordering him to take anger management classes. for "good morning america," eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> wow. >> the cameras in the court. >> hard to watch.

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back now with donald trump's former wife ivana seen stepping out this weekend for a ceremony celebrating her daughter ivanka's brand-new baby son. these photos from the daily mail. ivana speaking out revealing she's been advising the gop front-runner on his campaign. abc's david wright has details. >> reporter: trump's wife for 13 years and she's the mother of three of his children. >> donald always had a great head on his shoulder. i saw the potential. >> she's a very nice person. she's a friend. she's lot of things. >> reporter: ivana trump claims she was the midwife of his

political career. >> who is going to pay for the wall. >> telling the new york post as far back as the 1980s, donald trump was considering a run. reagan or somebody brought him a letter and said, you should run for president. >> there's no cease-fire in trump versus trump. >> reporter: the couple's messy divorce made that impossible. as ivana told barbara walters, the woman who became the second mrs. trump approached her out of the blue. >> i'm marla, i love your husband, do you? what did you say? >> get lost. i love my husband very much. >> reporter: she sued for half the company but settled for $14 million after discovering trump's balance sheet wasn't as big as she thought. >> is donald broke? >> you know, i don't think anybody really knows. >> reporter: she and her ex have long since mended fences. we speak before and after the appearances.

and he asked me what i thought. >> it's not a surprise to me that he would rely on her. >> no one has known donald as ivana has. and for as long as she's known him. she's perhaps his oldest, dearest friend. >> reporter: she also said that he's not a misogynist. i don't think he's a feminist. he loves women. but not a feminist. >> i hate what's happening to our country. i am angry. >> and she claims he's not anti-immigrant either. quote, as long as you come here legally, we need immigrants. who's going to vacuum our living rooms and clean up after us? ivana had good things to say about the potential first lady. she told the post that melania is going to adapt just fine. for "good morning america" david right, abc news, new york. >> learned a lot. >> we sure did. coming up -- love is in the air at the music awards. what taylor swift is publically saying about her boyfriend for the first time. >> and more from our series about your kids and what they don't want you to know. this morning, the new tools

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yep, katy perry and dolly parton bringing down the house at the acm awards last night. their first live performance together. the audience on their feet and two other famous music duos are making news. jesse, tell us about that. >> love is in the air for two of the biggest superstars in music, last night taylor swift won four awards at the iheartradio and thanked her boyfriend calvin harris for the first time and she called him by his real name, which is adam. >> first time i have had the most amazing person to come home to when the spotlight went out and when the crowds were all gone. i want to thank my boyfriend adam for that. i love you guys so much. >> learn something new for the first time every day, i guess. huge calvin harris fan. never knew his name was adam. she also added it was probably

her last awards show for a while. is she taking a break? only she knows for sure. meanwhile at over at the acm awards, blake shelton got rave reviews for his new number, "came here to forget," reportedly about a new woman in his life, gwen stefani. take a listen. ♪ it looks like it's just you and me falling in love ♪ ♪ keep playing the songs ♪ keep singing along >> just a good performance. we'll hear what his new love gwen stefani has to say. lara you had a chance to sit down with her. >> i sat down with her on friday. she's so open and honest. like robin who says make your mess your message. she's done the same thing. coming up next, wayna morris going from boyz ii men to "dancing with the stars." he's taking the stage for

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♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and one-on-one with gwen stefani, the superstar on her painful year, her family's breakup and how she's healing. >> i didn't care about anything. i was just literally trying to get up in the morning. >> revealing how music saved her and the inspiration behind her blockbuster new song. >> it was magic. there was magic in the room. health alert for millions of americans with high cholesterol, brand-new research reveals a new kind of drug that could lower it without painful side effects. dr. besser here live. cyber mean girls. our teen focus group revealing what really happens on their phones when you're not looking. this morning, the new tool that could finally stop the bullying. ♪

from boyz ii men to "dancing with the stars," wayna morris. burns up the dance floor. what's next for the front return on fire? we're behind the scenes at rehearsals before tonight's big appearance. all that, and a very special performance from gwen herself, as we say -- >> good morning, america. and gwen stefani, just saw her. good morning, america. happy monday. lot more gwen coming up. >> yeah, indeed, she's so fantastic. we'll talk about that. and then, we've got that performance in times square. the superstar so open, honest, hopeful about the future. also, a huge hit on "snl" over the weekend. she did a sketch with peter dinklage from "game of thrones." and i guess her sweetie was watching, tweeting. "please wear space pants when you get back home.

she did look good tinm. we'll have that interview with gwen coming up. also, a big snack alert this morning. before you pick up frozen yogurt do you know what's really in it? becky worley will have a lot more on that coming up. as amy makes her way over to the desk. they gave her an obstacle course this morning. >> duck dive, roll. >> run amy, run. >> they don't make it easy. i'm earning my pay. good morning, guys. the big story this morning, lot of people have it worse than us, the winterlike weather blasting the midwest and parts of the northeast. overnight, snow falling in upstate new york before the morning rush. some cars were no match for the icy roads. winds up to 60 miles an hour sent a tree falling on to a passing car in massachusetts, killing the couple inside. and the wind also partially collapsed some vacant buildings in baltimore. to politics now, and the scramble for votes ahead of tomorrow's primary in wisconsin, donald trump trailing ted cruz while struggling to recover from a rough week.

trump acknowledges he should not have made that comment about punishing women if abortions are ever made illegal. he says he regrets retweeting an unflattering picture of ted cruz's wife. the democrats have agreed to debate before the primary but kiss agreeing on the details. bernie sanders wants a prime time debate. we have breaking news, another merger deal, alaska airlines has announced plans to buy virgin american. for more than $2.5 billion in cash. investigators are poring over information looking into the amtrak derailment near philadelphia on sunday. two rail workers were killed. dozens of passengers injured. when that train hit a backhoe used for maintenance. delays are expected in that area today. the first wave of migrants sent back from greece have arrived in turkey this morning, as part of a controversial new deal, europe offered turkey financial incentives to take back thousands of migrants from

syria, iraq and other countries. and in canada, take a look at this. a woman survived a wild crash, her car plunged nearly 300 feet down this cliff and left dangling. police say that she drove through a parking lot gate and was thrown from the car as it went over the cliff. she's being treated for serious injuries. incredibly, she's alive. revisiting a star, involving a recent lawsuit that alleges tom girardi and his law firm misappropriated funds from a client settlement in a case dating back to the 1990s. we want to add that a nearly identical lawsuit filed by the same lawyer in '08 was dismissed last month and he notes two judges in question. not he or his firm. he says the claims are baseless. and girardi expects this new lawsuit to also be dismissed. finally, a real-life game of cops and robbers.

for one group of very creative kids. they were playing in a field in london. when they were disrupted by two men who were being chased by police in a helicopter. the kids quickly dropped to the ground making a human arrow, pointing the chopper in the right direction. guess what, police followed the clue and they arrested the two men who were wanted to burglary. i say this, better than dumb criminals, really smart bystanders. >> that's great, look at that. >> isn't that awesome? and very effective. >> deputies. that was fantastic. we have a health headline now for the 70 million americans with high cholesterol. a new study shows that a new kind of drug may help lower the cholesterol of those who can't take statins because of the painful side effects. dr. besser is here to explain. >> as many as 1 in 5 people who take statins will stop because of muscle pain or weakness. so, in this study, they took people who had very high, bad cholesterol and they failed at least two statins. because of muscle pain. what they did, they gave them a new, injectable statin

alternative. they found cholesterol levels dropped dramatically. and almost no one had muscle pain. >> so, you think people who have these side effects should be talking about to their about doctor. >> most people who have muscle pain will be able to tolerate a different statin or a statin at a lower dose or less frequency. this drug is very expensive. it costs $14,000 a year. it's injectable. we're still waiting for studies to see if it prevent heart attacks and save lives? we'll have those results in about a year. >> $14,000 a year that's pretty high. but if you have relatively high cholesterol but not bad enough that you need some kind of drug, what are other ways to lower it? >> exercise will bring down cholesterol. a health diet, rich in fiber. maintaining a healthy weight will help. if you don't smoke, don't start, and if you do smoke, try to stop. at least every five years, you want to make sure you're checking your cholesterol to see if it's coming up. >> this affects so many.

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♪ i'm getting over her blake shelton last night performing his new song "came here to forget" at the acm awards. lot of people think that song is about his relationship with gwen stefani. >> a pretty good guess. >> pretty good guess, lara. >> you should know. you sat down and talked to her. george, they are a couple that appears to find inspiration in each other. gwen stefani admitting her new single "make me like you" is about blake. it's not the only song she's wring about her love life past and present. stefani's 13-year marriage to singer gavin rossdale ended in a very public way this past fall but she found love with a certain co-worker. you can hear it almost happen when you listen to her new album. she says it's all about healing and new beginnings. you've gone through a lot. >> i have gone through a lot. if i didn't do that i would haven't this.

you have to be grateful for all of it. >> taking the pain and turning it into such creativity, how did you channel that? >> i think that i -- i felt like i was so -- i was so kind of -- i felt like -- i can't even find the words. oh, my god. i was embarrassed. i felt like, wow, i can't go down. this is not who i am. i'm not going to fail. i had to make something good out of it. so, i tried to write. because i know that's my gift. i'm going to make this into music. you're so excited about this album and some of these songs are hot off the presses. two months old just coming out. >> it was magic. there was magic in the room. i was put in the studio by my label. i didn't care about anything. i was just literally trying to get up in the morning. i got there and said that i just want to write a record and i don't care about anything else, except for getting this out. and healing and being honest and

real and truthful. i don't care what style it is. or being on the radio or charts, anything, why would that matter to me at this point. like, nothing matters except trying not to die. >> can i ask you about the first song you wrote, it's titled "red flag"? what does that mean? >> what does it mean to you? i think we all find there's red flags we ignore in our lives. that was that one for me. >> how painful was it putting your heart on paper? >> it's still painful. i'm looking at the pieces and going, what is happening? there are so many great things. it's superhard to have your family break up. what do you do after that? here we are, we're doing it. >> do you think the music saved you? >> for sure, like 100%. 100%. 100%. >> "make me like you" is inspired by a certain co-worker, it's such a happy song. how quickly did you write that? >> that song was one of my favorites to write. it came out.

i was feeling that way. it's exactly what i felt that day. it was exactly there. i miss you right now, here it is. you know what i mean, and everybody in the room was kind of, like, whoa, this is happening right now. it was written fast. 10, 15 minutes the whole thing just done. >> i want to talk to you about the live video you did during a grammy commercial break. >> well, first of all, i can't believe they asked me to do that. you can imagine, like, there was never a chance for us to really run the whole thing. it was crazy. do live art like that, every single on that set counted. it was pretty magical. >> it seems like putting yourself out there feels pretty natural out there. >> it feels like i'm supposed to be doing this right now, sharing my story, and i really hope that this record brings pleasure and i don't know, documents peoples' lives in this moment and i'm so happy to share it. >> thanks for sharing it with us. >> thank you.

>> gwen stefani, and this is what the truth feels like is available now. get it. ♪ >> and the truth heard in some of the songs. it's quite joyful in other songs. interesting the record label, as she's sending these songs they're pouring out of her, they're like, listen, a little raw, a little angry, but cut to album released and number one on the billboard 200. >> it's a relatable thing. so many people have gone through similar circumstances. >> that's what i said to her. personally listening to it i really could relate i feel like, obviously so can -- >> the openness helps. >> blake shelton, she just opens up. it's contagious her happiness and well deserved. we wish you the best, gwen. thank you. her performance is coming up. get ready. but first, our series what your kids don't want you to know.

t.j. holmes is sharing a candid conversation between a group of tween girls and their parents about what really happens on their phones and also revealing the anonymous messaging apps. that predators may use. this morning, t.j. has the that predators may use. latest on cyberbullying. >> reporter: you can't blame kids these days for rolling their eyes. stick and stones may break their bones speech. names may never hurt you if it's said to your face. but these days, it can put online and it can go viral. a whole different monster. now, no reason for us to believe that kids these days are any meaner than they have ever been. but they have new technology that allows them to spread that meanness around. school bullies don't have to corner their victims in the locker room anymore. >> do kids not give each other wedgies in the hall. >> no. >> we never have one like bully. everyone talking behind everyone else's backs. >> reporter: like most kids their age, these 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds from san francisco love their

smartphones. who's the worst out of the group? they agreed to tell us how some apps and social media can expose them to an online world of insults. how bad does it get? >> in middle school, there were a lot of issues. they had to talk to the entire grade. >> what kind of stuff do they say online via social media they wouldn't say to your face? >> physical appearance. >> reporter: she quit one social messaging app because of harassment. >> within the first half an hour i got bullied on it and i deleted it the day after because i was crying. >> reporter: a negative comment or two is one thing, but experts define cyberbullying as when someone is hurtful repeatedly and deliberately. several teen suicides have been linked to cyber bullying but experts caution, that cyberbullying is almost never the sole factor in suicide. >> parents don't need to fix this problem. they don't want parents to solve this problem. they do need the tools to solve

the problem themselves. >> reporter: one tool is the new google chrome extension called, reword. it acts as a spellcheck for negative language, gives them an opportunity to change it. our group is hopeful saying that teenagers are starting to take it upon themselves to police it. >> it's not just you attack the bully. you want to make it stop. make it better in the long run. >> what a smart young woman there. this is such a huge topic of conversation in my house and so many homes across america. when does it go from kids just being mean to actually cyberbullying. >> kids can be mean. no matter what, you can walk down the hall and say, i don't like your shoes. that's mean but not necessary bullying. it's when it's deliberate and repeated. when someone does it over and over when you're trying to hurt your feelings, sometimes bullying can be accidental. you know how kids can be.

one off-comment, those kids admit we would say things online that we wouldn't say to their face. the textbook definition, repeated and intentional. >> so refreshing to hear those kids they want to get inside the minds of the bully and help them stop. >> this was -- we have been doing this series, some parents were scared. some of it was discouraging. this week, glad to end on a hopeful note. these kids have taken it upon themselves to police themselves. there's a stigma now attached to bullying. that's not cool, i'm not scared of you, i got my crew ov here and we'll come after you if you dare pick on this kid or even us. so it's nice to see them policing themselves. they don't want parents and adults to fix the problems. most of those kids said, no, i don't bring it to my parents at least it reaches a threatening level. we can handle it. >> that is hopeful. great reporting. thank you. let's head outside to rob in boston. >> good morning again, guys. at the moment, boston can handle

the snow in copley square, where it's piling up on the grassy surfaces. right now the roads are just slushy. look, these are tulips that are just waiting to come out. it's not happening today. maybe another week or two. certainly way down by the snow. let's take a look at the maps and show you where the snow is falling and how long it's going to last. an all-day event. it will continue to pile up. we're looking at temperatures that will be cold enough here for some snow. but look at the warmup for parts of the central plains, 84 degrees in dallas. 78 degrees in los angeles. warming up across the southwest. there is spring happening in >> good monday morning. you can see the fog here from the east bay hills. it will bank up along the coast and dissipate altogether for a breezy afternoon at shore. it will fell like spring today. there will be a modest warmup and record warmth middle of the week. today, in the mid-60s in san francisco and a few degrees

above average and 71 in fremont and 73 in san jose, and 75 in concord and a warm-up tomorrow through >> all right, guys, snowing on april 4th and it keeps coming down. we had a mild winter, i guess we're paying for it. >> in boston. >> it's coming down. >> come home soon, rob. in the meantime, "pop news" time. ♪ love this song. >> guns n' roses. >> welcome back to the jungle. knocking on heaven's doors over the weekend. when it was the announced that the legends of the '80s and '90s would play a last-minute gig. it's been over 23 years since the original members, axl rose, slash, have played together and lucky celebs and fans who got to watch say they sounded as cool as "november rain." celebs in west hollywood included kate hudson, jim

carrey, chris brown was there. bradley cooper, he brought his mom. don't worry if you missed it. that was just practice for a city tour kicking off in detroit june 23rd. monica, if you're listening, can you please book them for the summer concert series, monica? also in "pop news" this morning, if you have noticed our french friends across the pond possess a certain -- just say it. >> je ne sais quoi. >> je ne sais quoi. seem a little bit happier. it could be the wine, could be the cheese, more relaxed attitudes about work and that's only getting better. officials in paris on the verge of passing new legislation that i believe we should take seriously, known as the right to disconnect, allowing workers to turn off cell phones and other devices when they leave the office. officials believe the technology

have put laissez-faire way of life. in jeopardy. if this right to disconnect bill passes, it would go into effect in 2018. brrk speaking french ] >> what did you just say? >> very impressive. >> what do you guys think about that law? could you ever -- >> it should not be a law. >> it shouldn't? >> no. if the workers don't want to use it fine. shouldn't be a law. >> what about you, jesse? >> yeah, i'm down. more wine. >> i love the idea of putting the phone down and focusing on family. and then you feel less guilt. you wouldn't feel like you had to look at it. but we all feel, right? we'll discuss. finally, you should take a look at this, 4-month-old baby who surprised her dad with a little river dance. ♪ can't even walk and already --

watch your back. the amazing thing is, no irish ancestry according to mom, not even on dad's side. a new little lord of the dance in the house. happy monday everybody. >> got some rhythm there. that's fantastic. thank you, lara. and coming up -- some snack rescue. do you know what's in your frozen yogurt? we're breaking down treats that are supposed to be healthy, are they? and behind the scenes with boyz ii men's wayna morris and former contestant joey fatone is here breaking down the action in the ballroom. >> gwen stefani's big performance, that's all coming up right here on "gma." ♪ ♪ make me like you ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪

good morning. i'm abc7 morning news anchor natasha zouves. baseball season is here. the giants play on the road in milwaukee. the game starts at 11:10 a.m. our time. today they host the white sox, first pitch at 11:05. good morning, sue hall. >> good morning. we have the slight b.a.r.t. delay, sfo to do equipment problems. no problem with muni. ace train number five coming into great america five minutes late. number seven is on time. all of the red means slow traffic. traffic. on the peninsula, reports of

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good morning to you. exploratorium camera. 2 1/2 mile visibility in oakland. that should clear in the next hour. 56 in san jose. 52 in the city. and look at the fog from the east bay host camera. so this is out ahead of a system that will afall apart and we'll be left with temperatures very seasonal. average inland. 75 in livermore, 71 in fremont. breezy at the coast. >> we'll have another update in

30 minutes. join reggie, mike, sue and me 4:30 a ♪:30 a ♪ ♪ make me like you ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ the catchy tune. >> welcome back to "good morning america." >> gwen stefani's new hit "make me like you." more of that performance coming up. >> that's right. also, joey fatone is here live, former "dancing with the stars" star, breaking down this year's competition. first, let's go to amy. all right, guys, now to our brand-new series, "snack rescue" helping you make smarter choices when you get hungry. this morning, we're breaking down frozen yogurt. certainly seems like a healthy alternative to ice cream. but look who's here, abc's becky worley, she's the real scoop and it's not what i wanted to hear, becky. >> yes, yes, the scoop i see

what you're doing there with me and unfortunately, if you think that getting frozen yogurt instead of ice cream means that you're getting less sugar -- well, think again. get some fro-yo?. what's better than a little fro-yo. come on, it's yogurt? >> it's different. >> reporter: this nutritionist says, no way. >> you're going to get protein, no added sugar, good choice. really, really healthy. >> reporter: the nutrition from five national chains. 18 grams of sugar with some as 28 grams of added sugar. twice what a kid should eat. there's another problem, that 28 grams of sugar it's for a four-ounce serving. this is what four ounces of fro-yo looks like. in these huge cups, it looks tiny. no surprise people serve themselves so much more than

that four-ounce serving. i went to four shops. no one had cups smaller than 12 ounces. some had 32-ounce cup. can i weigh your yogurt? 12.6 ounces. 17 ounces of yogurt. this yogurt alone, before you even get to toppings has at least 126 grams of sugar, equal to 30 sugar cubes, that's way over the limit. 30 cubes of sugar. is that what you would have expected? >> no. >> i thought it less than ice cream, but it's not. >> i bring my grandchildren here. >> reporter: we reached out to yogurt land who had the highest sugar count and they said we offer a variety of custom frozen yogurt flavors and toppings that appeal to our guests. guests tell them they appreciate making their own creations knowing they can be as indulgent or healthy as they can be. but sticking to that four-ounce

serving size, it's not easy. >> when you go into the store and this is the only size available, consider of filling it up to only a third of this large cup. >> and this is a good serving size right here. we're joined now by some frozen yogurt fans. becky, it's not just the yogurt that we need to be concerned about, it's this. >> we didn't get to the toppings, amy. think about it, if you put two tablespoons of any of the candy type, your gummy bears, type of cookies and stuff like that, you're adding four extra sugar cubes' worth of sugar. that's on top of those massive -- >> people probably put this on because they think the yogurt is healthier and so they think they can. >> you're totally right. this is a mental game. let me show you something that will change your mind. you think ice cream over fro-yo. >> you'll choose fro-yo.

>> but look at this, on this side, i have the fro-yo. on this side the ice cream. look at that. >> wow. >> the ice cream has more fat, sure enough, but that's only five sugar cubes' worth. but if we have the same serving size of fro-yo, plus some candy, two tablespoons of candy, it goes to 12 sugar cubes and that's for the four-ounce size. >> this is so eye-opening. sorry, kids, things are changing at the robach house. for more tips go to "good morning america."com on yahoo!. and let's go back outside to rob in boston. >> can you believe it? it's april 4th in copley square. we can barely see the onhancock tower there. it's continues to come down and will for the next several hours.

take you out west. where we have fire weather danger there. it's going to be warm. where spring is happening if not summerlike weather. we'll see winds and temperatures rising into the mid-80s, if you can believe that, definitely will be breezy. we have another system that's on tap for tuesday, wednesday, this one will be a little bit warmer. some severe weather as it approaches chicago, wednesday night into thursday morning. all right, that's a quick check of what's happenin >> good monday morning. we have gusty upper elevation wind and we see the winds at the coast today. it will be cool, but by the afternoon, upper 60s in the bay and upper 70s inland and more warmth through >> this weather report is brought to you by weight watchers. full on opening day. for the rest of major league baseball. yankee game may be suspect. winter doesn't want to end. jesse, back over to you.

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♪ "dancing with the stars" is coming up tonight. now, we have the boyz ii men star scoring big numbers. shedding major weight in the ballroom. abc's nick watt takes us behind the scenes with wayna morris. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he's busting out the best moves, the biggest smile and -- >> 8. >> 8. >> 8. >> reporter: and bagging the best scores so far. wayna morris, one of the boyz ii men. ♪ motown philly ♪ back again

>> reporter: now, the unlikely dance floor front-runner. no pressure? >> a little bit of pressure. >> reporter: are the other guys in the band -- >> loving it, loving it. >> reporter: oh, and i forgot to mention the fashion. >> the electric blue. that looked good. >> we had matching blue shoes, too. >> it's not fat, just fat muscles. >> they're going away. >> reporter: wayna's lost 15 pounds already. >> he's disappearing. >> seriously. >> one, two, three -- good. >> reporter: training hours every day while with the band, touring the country. >> in the past ten days we have en to indiana, chicago, cincinnati, detroit, l.a., las vegas, florida. ♪ >> reporter: on the weekends they rehearse here in vegas

where the band is in residence at the mirage. ♪ can tell me how a perfect love ♪ >> have you ever done this stuff before? >> never. i'm just going to focus and follow my lead. my zpac. >> reporter: as lindsay, she makes him better. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, las vegas. now we'll hear with someone who knows a little bit about "dancing with the stars," joey fatone. senior four competitor. welcome back. >> good morning. >> you're the inspiration for him to go "dancing with the stars." >> he saw season four. so, you know, he's like, if he the fat white boy can dance, yeah, so can this fat black guy can dance. it's exciting to see him. it's been funny, believe it or not, every season, i know at

least one person in the actual cast. it's great with wayna, when i was with n sync no one really saw your personality. with the three of them, you never saw the side of wayna. >> we will get to see a different side of him tonight. the waltz. >> that's what's always difficult sometimes. i had a little bit of trouble, because you're always dancing and always performing. the rate is fast. waltz is a lot slower, they're watching everything. you have to be on point. >> and that len is so tough. the waltz in particular, he's a stickler. >> yeah. you do the rise and fall. you're pointing that toe. why am saying these things? >> you sound just like him. [ laughter ] >> it's pretty funny the whole thing. it's weird because i start to watch that now. >> you're ready to be a judge now? >> i should, yeah, come on, "dancing with the stars." >> do you dance at all by the way?

>> well, what kind of club are you talking about? basically, you know what, i haven't done it lately. they did a "dancing with the stars" tour that was out for a while. i did it out in las vegas. there was a cruise, "dancing with the stars" at sea. i think they have "dancing with the stars" everything, even in your living room. mostly with "dancing with the stars" they always bring you back. >> we talked to the celebs that come on, they say it's incredibly hard. >> yeah, it's not that easy. people think, i'm going to do this. it's going to be great. you see how much work really goes into it. it's crazy with ginger and wayna, because both of them are still really working a lot. they're jumping all over the place. it even takes that toll. for me, i was dancing, rehearsing four, five hours every day, and it's amazing the cardio and you're dancing and you just drop a lot of weight which is amazing. maybe i should go back to dancing. i told wayna, we're challenging each other. so far, he's down 15 pounds.

i'm down 16 pounds. but i'm not dancing, buddy. >> but you're in a movie right now, kind of a boy band reunion. >> yeah, on syfy. "dead seven." on april 1st. nick carter came up with this idea of zombies and westerns. >> wait -- zombies, westerns and boy bands? wow, i love it. >> yeah, you got eric estrada. nick, howie from backstreet. chris kirkpatrick is in it as well. you got davis from "idol." it's fun to watch and see all these different people. did i just see somebody from so and so? rico suave is in it, too. >> you can see "dancing with the stars" 8:00/7:00 central on abc. we'll be right back with gwen stefani. ♪ make me like you right back with

gwen stefani. ♪ make me like you

♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it

♪ ♪ ♪ finally, it's time to get rocking with gwen stefani. her new album debuted at number one on the billboard charts. here she is performing the hit single "make me like you." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i was fine before i met you ♪ i was broken but fine ♪ i was lost and uncertain ♪ but my heart was still mine ♪ i was free before i met you ♪ i was broke but free all alone in the clear view but now you are all i see ♪ ♪ hey, wait a minute ♪ no you can't do this to me ♪ hey, wait a minute ♪ no, that's not fair ♪ hey, wait a minute

♪ you're on me like -- ♪ i really like you but i'm so scared ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ this is feel i'm not used to ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ now you got me missing you ♪ something i can get used to ♪ i could get used to this ♪ it's getting harder to leave it ♪ ♪ i can't believe it ♪ hey, wait a minute ♪ no, you can't do this to me ♪ hey, wait a minute ♪ no, that's not fair ♪ hey, wait a minute ♪ i really like you but i'm so

scared ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ oh god thank god that i found ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ thank god ♪ thank god that i found you, oh ♪

♪ and now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ his is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ ♪ why did you have to go and make me like you ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ ♪ i'm so mad at you 'cause you got me missing you ♪ ♪ oh god, thank god that i found you ♪ ♪ oh god, 'cause now you got me missing you ♪ ♪ oh god ♪ you got me missing you [ cheers and applause ]

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bucks. >> we're rooting for ginger in her most memorable year tonight on "dancing with the stars." big thanks to gwen stefani for kicking off the week. and before we go -- a little "gma" rewind, george, get your jig on, everyone, and have a great week. everyone, and have a great week.

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good morning. i'm natasha zouves. lisa argen has the very warm bay area forecast on the way. >> good morning. we still have fog lingering in san francisco and a day of transition. 51 in morgan hill. a weak front pushing through the bay area taking -- [ inaudible ]. still cooler. and -- the highs today ranging from about 60 with breezing winds at the shoreline to 70 in oakland. upper 70s out by the delta and then the warmth gets going tomorrow. hey sue. >> northbound 85 toward -- pardon me 280 toward 85 in san jose, two lanes blocked there and a motorcycle down eastbound direction of the boy bridge before treasure island, about a 25 minute drive from candlestick. >> thank you, sue. >> it is time now for "live with

kelly and michael." we'll be back for >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, one half of "the odd couple," matthew perry. and from the hit series, "scandal," darby stanchfield. and a performance from "american idol" finalist, mackenzie bourg. and anderson cooper joins kelly at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are kelly ripa and anderson cooper! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you. hi!