good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air -- president obama announcing he'll send hundreds of american special forces to syria as they ramp up the battle against isis. >> dangerous hail hammers the midwest, lightning setting homes on fire. >> nobody anticipate as crack of thunder and then gone. >> now new concerns that a huge tornado outbreak could be headed for the heart land in the next 24 hours. teaming up to take down donald trump. overnight, a bombshell revelation from ted cruz and john kasich, their secret pact to stop the front-runner's momentum. as trump faces pressure to change his behavior on the trail. ♪ freedom freedom beyonce's sweet success. her "lemonade" power play making a statement and sparking huge questions this morning. what her lyrics about cheating and lies may reveal about her marriage.

♪ and good morning, america. happy monday. boy, does beyonce know how to drop an album. >> she sure does, george. it's very, very intimate. people are trying to read into it. we'll talk about that later. we also have a lot of big political headlines over the weekend. that news of ted cruz and john kasich teaming up and speculation as to who candidates will pick as their running mate. we'll have more on that. president obama announcing this morning he'll send up to 250 more forces to join the fight against isis. abc's terry moran has the latest from germany, where the president just made the announcement. good morning, terry. >> reporter: this morning, with this move, president obama is dramatically increasing the footprint on the ground in syria. for years he's resisted putting ground forces there.

this new bloiment of up to 250 forces remains a five-fold increase in the syrian chaos. these are not combat troops. their job is not to engage the enemy. instead they say they'll be assisting local kurdish forces aligned with the u.s., gathering intelligence and training and advising those local force. >> terry, pretty significant shift, why now? >> reporter: well, george, the president and the pentagon both feel they have isis back on their heels, rolling back the front lines there, they want to double-down, keep the pressure up and take direct aim at raqqah. the isis stronghold and capital. george. >> okay, terry, thanks very much. on top of more than 4,000 troops in iraq. severe weather overnight, tornadoes storms tearing through the heartland. along with dangerous hail. now, more severe weather could be headed for the plains. rob marciano is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning,

robin. active pattern over the next week, over 70 reports of severe weather, 7 tornadoes reported. some of which doing damage. no major injuries to report. last night we got off to a fast start. overnight, hail hammering the midwest. visibility, near impossible. drivers pulling over, finding shelter wherever they could. lightning igniting the plains. in minnesota, this house taking a direct hit, sparking into a massive fireball, homes on both sides catching fire. this one, with eight kids inside, having a sleepover, miraculously everyone escaping unharmed. >> no one anticipates a crack of thunder and everything gone. >> in iowa -- >> smoke starting pouring in my room. >> reporter: this hotel spark by a bolt. guests scrambling to get out and warning neighbors by knocking on doors.

after fire alarms failed to go off. in colorado, this home going up in flames after lightning struck there, too. and in kansas -- this funnel cloud looming in the sky. we'll be seeing more of that, one, two, three impulses that ride this powerful jet stream. chicago, you'll see storms after 4:00. mostly in the form of hail. tomorrow, the center stage will be the heart of tornado alley. a moderate risk of seeing large hail and damaging winds. potentially strong, violent tornadoes. our most serious threat, george and robin, here this week. the race for the white house now. five more states vote tomorrow. pennsylvania, the biggest prize and both donald trump and hillary clinton have big leads there. but overnight a brand-new twist on the republican side, ted cruz and john kasich joining forces with a new joint strategy to stop trump. abc's tom llamas here with the details. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. an unprecedented move in the gop race for the white house. cruz and kasich unable to beat

trump on their own, now working hand to hand to split some of the upcoming contests. this is all out in the open and neither campaign disguising the strategy and trump not hiding how he feels. >> i'm going to win. i get a kick out of kasich and cruz. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump might have less to laugh about. overnight, his two rivals, ted cruz and john kasich announcing they're joining forces to stop the front-runner. kasich agreeing to bow out of indiana to give the cruz campaign a clear path. in return, cruz's camp saying they'll step out of oregon and new mexico leaving those states to kasich, ensuring we nominate a republican to unify the party and win in november. the trump campaign responding overnight, calling it collusion. donald trump tweeting, wow, just announced that lyin' ted and kasich are going to collude in order to keep me from getting the republican nomination.

desperation! it's a twist capturing the trump campaign in the middle of a jekyll and hyde moment. >> wouldn't it be interesting if i changed and everyone said this is the most presidential candidate since abraham lincoln and then we started to lose, wouldn't that be terrible, okay? we got to be a little bit careful about changing, folks. >> reporter: the front-runner's campaign saying their candidate would, quote, evolve to appear more presidential. in the general election. but trump's top aide now seeming to backtrack. >> we were evolving the campaign, not the candidate. >> reporter: trump making it clear what he likes. >> i sort of don't like toning it down. if i acted presidential i guarantee you this morning i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: now, the never trump movement which has been coordinating against the billionaire endorsing this idea of cruz and kasich splitting some states for now. the goal of this is to get to the convention. and have the delegates pick the nominee over various rounds of

voting, something that the trump's campaign is confident won't happen. we'll be with trump today and i'm sure he won't be acting presidential. when he talks act this cruz case. >> lot more to say. neither kasich or cruz can get the delegates they need on their own. >> that's right. now to the democratic candidates. five states up for grabs tomorrow. hillary clinton trying to close in on the nomination as bernie sanders promises to fight for every last delegate, abc's jon karl is here. >> reporter: good morning, robin with five states in the northeast voting tomorrow, hillary clinton is hoping for a clean sweep that put her well on the way toward clinching the democratic nomination. hillary clinton is looking to finally close the deal. >> i will stand up and fight for you through this campaign. all the way to the white house! >> reporter: clinton already has 80% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination, but bernie sanders is conceding nothing. >> this campaign is doing well

and will win. >> reporter: what do those die-hard sanders' supporters do if hillary clinton wins the nomination? this week, george asked sanders if he would rally his supporters to get behind clinton. >> i can't tell people what to do. i'll do everything i can do to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> reporter: meanwhile in an exclusive interview with abc news, billionaire charles koch, who with his brother david and a network of donors has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to help elect republicans over the years. offered praise for bill clinton and even hillary. you think bill clinton was a better president -- >> in some ways. in other ways he wasn't exemplary. but as far as the growth of government, the increase in spending on restrictive

regulations it was 2 1/2-times under bush than it was under clinton. >> possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. >> you can't see yourself supporting hillary clinton. could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be much different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. >> hillary clinton responded via twitter said she's not interested in a koch endorsement. cruz also reacted koch he was talking about if trump was the nominee but he slammed all of the republican candidates. including cruz calling them terrible role models. we're joined here by matthew dowd. let's start out with this kasich, cruz, this alliance overnight, lot of top republicans like mitt romney have been calling for this for several weeks. is this too little too late? >> it's too little too late. bizarre show of survivor that

we're seeing. the last time an alliance was formed like this was when batman and lex luthor got together to stop superman and the only thing it helped was superman. it feeds into the narrative that trump has been saying that's rigged. i'm against this system and when they do this it's only going to bolster donald trump. >> ted cruz pointing towards indiana, next tuesday. he may have one more move up his sleeve. >> an increasing sense of desperation in the cruz's campaign. they have to change the trajectory. i wouldn't be surprised to see him name a running mate to get an extra boost. basically a running mate that would help him through the rest of the primaries. >> that would be something that helped ronald reagan. backing in 1976. >> one person i would put on that list and only one person carly fiorina. >> she's been campaigning. on the democratic side we heard hillary clinton throwing away that charles koch endorsement saying she didn't want it.

we're seeing a bit of shift in tone on the sanders' side. as they face what could be more losses tomorrow. >> they understand the math, i think they're finally coming to a place of acceptance in the course of this. it's like a long place of denial. i think they're going to get to a place of acceptance through tomorrow. they'll run a message campaign. they'll stay in but they'll run a message campaign. through california as opposed to thinking they could actually beat hillary clinton. >> and jon karl, your interview with charles koch, if he and his brother sit out this race completely over the fall, that's several hundreds millions dollars that won't be spent for the republicans. >> the kochs aren't going to endorse hillary clinton. but she should welcome them sitting on the sidelines. i don't see them getting involved in the presidential. they'll play in the senate and house races but i don't think they're going to play in the presidential. >> okay, jon karl, matthew dowd, thanks very much. now to a terrifying shooting outside a high school prom, a small town in wisconsin looking for answers this morning after an 18-year-old opened fire on

two students before police fatally shot him. abc's neal karlinsky has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this morning, police in antigo, wisconsin, trying to understand why this 18-year-old allegedly ambushed his former classmates walked out of their high school prom. >> we have another shooting. we have an open door to the school and the school needs to be cleared. >> reporter: police say jackob wagner is a former student at the high school. his instagram account recently displaying this gun. police say he armed himself with a high-power rifle and he opened fire on a teenage boy and girl as they left the dance. one victim, a young man hit in the leg, his date grazed by a bullet. both rushed to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> i was completely in disbelief when i heard that there was a shooting here. >> reporter: prom goers put on lockdown. police on scene to provide security stopping what some fear could have been a massacre. >> one of the officers was able

to stop that threat, engage the subject. we don't know what led to it. that's part of the investigation. >> reporter: school officials praised officers, their quick actions prevented what might have otherwise been a disaster of unimaginable proportions. school officials said wagner graduated from antigo high school last year. but still volunteered in art classes at the school. his grandfather telling abc news wagner may have been bullied but adding we never saw it coming. life can change in an instance, it certainly did, we feel for the other families as we mourn our own loss. if he was bullied that's certainly police here will be looking at, school will be back in session here later this morning and counselors will be on hand to help. george. we'll move on now to another tragedy in the midwest the latest on that multiple murder in ohio. eight members of the same family killed in what police were calling a preplanned execution.

as they warn local residents of gunmen who are still on the loose. abc's alex perez is in ohio. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, investigators have been working round the clock, but so far, no arrests. authorities believe someone out there knows who's responsible and they're hoping that person steps up. the emotional 911 calls capturing the shock after the horror. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> okay, sir, was he alive? >> no. >> reporter: eight members of an ohio family murdered. the youngest victim just 16 years old. >> all right, we've got deputies on the way. >> thank you. >> reporter: investigators searching for the killer or killers. the sheriff here so concerned he's telling the victims' families to carry weapons. >> i advised them as their sheriff to be armed and to use caution because they were a target. it's evident. >> reporter: the massacre unfolding friday near a small

rural town. the family shot execution style. most while they were asleep. >> execution-style suggest they were going to kill the people. when you go up and shoot people you want to make sure they're dead. you're also making a statement, look, if you mess with us this is what will happen to you. >> reporter: the crime scene spreading over four separate scenes. authorities tight lipped about the investigation but say marijuana growth operations were discovered at three of them. ohio's attorney general says the person or person responsible for the deaths took the time to cover up potential evidence. >> the people did not want to be detected. this is not a spur of the moment murder. this is well planned out murders. >> and there's now a $25,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest, authorities say, they have already gotten more than a

hundred tips they're following up on. hoping to find something there. george. >> alex, thanks very much. lara, johnny manziel back in the headlines. >> that's right. george. new trouble for johnny manziel. indicted by a grand jury for an incident with his now ex-girl friend. abc's kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: this morning more trouble for johnny manziel. indicted by a dallas jury of charges he assaulted his ex-girlfriend, accused of hitting her. 23-year-old colleen crowley. in february her affidavit said she met up with him at the upscale hotel in dallas in the early morning hours of january 30th. >> detectives have continued interviewing the complainant and interviewed witnesses. as well as obtain video from surveillance cameras. >> she claims an argument turns physical and she became scared and tried to fight him off.

he led her down a back stairway to the hotel valley, and she told the valet please don't let him take me, i'm scared for my life. she claims he struck her with his open hand, and she could not hear out of that ear. dallas authorities decided to present the evidence to the grand jury to decide if they should pursue a misdemeanor case. the former superstar losing endorsement deals and was recently dropped by his agent after failing to enter treatment in a timely manner. >> i don't have a choice. this situation is spiraling downward, and i'm not going to be a part of a young man destroying his life. >> manziel telling abc news, i'm hoping to take care of the issues in front of me so i can focus on what i have to do if i want to play in 2016. for "good morning america" kayna whitworth abc news, los angeles. >> sure hope he can get it together. >> let's hope so. let's go back to rob. >> this active pattern is going

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>> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. breezy all week with the fastest winds today tomorrow and wet weather on wednesday and spring warmth this weekend. today, the temperatures because of the gusty winds below average, upper 50s along the coast low 60s in san francisco and money 60s for the rest us. calmer tone can cooler than this morning and inin the 40s but for san francisco around 50. our storm-impact scale is windy conditions will continue out west and a nice day across much of the east coast. extended forecast -- we're almost into may, guys. >> can you believe it? >> feel like may if not june over the next week. >> all right, rob, thank you. coming up -- we continue remembering prince and the star's role as jehovah's witness. new details about his death and what will happen to his massive estate. beyonce surprises fans with a brand-new album over the weekend.

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welcome back to "gma." behind the scenes there at that amazing "saturday night live" after-party with prince, their 40th anniversary, this footage has never been seen before. and this morning, we're learning new details about his life and death and his role as a jehovah's witness. >> he was in concert singing song after song after song and he said, i had a lot of hits, didn't i? yeah, you sure did. >> and more to come. also right now, as rob was telling us the midwest preparing for a possible tornado outbreak that could hit in the next 24 hours, after seeing dangerous hail powerful storms overnight. and the race for the president heating up. five states set to vote tomorrow as ted cruz and john kasich reveal they're teaming up to try and take down donald trump. >> also, happening this morning,

beyonce proving once again that she's the queen of pop, unveiling a brand-new visual album called lemonade. revealing some new clues about her marriage. we'll have much more on that coming up george. >> set the internet on fire with speculation. the latest on prince's mystery death. the final results of his autopsy could take weeks as new questions emerge about what will happen to his $300 million estate. we learn new details about the jehovah's witness church. eva pilgrim. outside paisley park with the story. >> good morning, george. the memorial behind me continues to grow as do the stories here in this community of personal interactions with prince. things as normal as seeing him in the grocery store. this morning we are learning more about the man and his faith. ♪ this is what it sounds like when the doves cry ♪ >> reporter: he was an international superstar but the man the world

knew as prince, another church member at a minnesota jehovah witness kingdom hall. a churchgoer telling "people" magazine, brother nelson was in good standing. would go door to door with the ministry adding he was able to talk to those who the rest of the world couldn't talk to. celebrities for example. this comes as tmz released new sound from prince's plane forced to make an emergency landing for a medical emergency just six days before his death. >> they want you to go to the west end of the north ramp. >> reporter: outside of prince's home the memorial growing at paisley park. his closest friends and family gathering saturday for a private ceremony to say good-bye to the singer. his publicist confirming his remains have been cremated. his inner circle planning to keep his final resting place secret. >> it's never easy to lose someone you love. and who has been a part of my life for so long. >> reporter: still no word on if the superstar had a will. but prince leaves behind no wife or children. >> he loved each and every one of you. >> reporter: the woman with the

purple hair is prince's sister, tyka, the singer also had seven half-siblings who under minnesota law could all be in line for the singer's fortune. >> it seems to me it depends so much what battle ensues. >> this could be years. >> it could be years. >> reporter: his estate estimated at $300 million growing by the day. his music topping the charts. as the world processes his loss, the tributes continue to grow. bruce springsteen with a cover of "purple rain." and "saturday night live" honoring prince, sharing never before seen video of his epic performance at the "snl" 40th anniversary party. there's a public memorial in the works. no word on when that is. prince is at the number one and number two spots of the

billboard top albums charts, first time that's happened in over ten years. >> plus that vault has a lot more to come. now to two female kansas state university students, suing the school, accusing administrators of not investigating after they reported being sexually assaulted at parties. they're now opening up about it. ryan smith has more on that. >> reporter: sexual assault on campus is a growing crisis. the office of civil rights investigating 178 schools of their handling of sexual violence cases. they're among the cases. they were both assaulted at fraternities off-campus. and their school told them they wouldn't do anything about it. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: this morning, two younger students suing kansas state university claiming they neglected to investigate their rapes. by fellow students are breaking their silence. >> the only thing i hope to gain

is that nobody has to have the same experience as us. >> sara and tessa both 21 years old filing separate federal lawsuits against the school after they say school officials refused to investigate their separate reports of rape and sexual assault because they occurred off campus. both lawsuits citing under title 9 if a student files a complaint with a school, regardless of where the conduct occurred the school must process the complaint in accordance with its established procedures. >> i went to the offices and they gave me a lot of back and forth. i answered a lot of questions. ultimately they told me they couldn't investigate because it was off-campus. >> what kansas state seems to be ignoring victims of sexual violence keep feeling the effects of sexual assault long after the sexual assault itself. >> reporter: the school is at the center of four investigation for allegedly mishandling complaints of alleged sexual assaults against

students. the university reports in 2014, 16 rapes occurred, 6 off-campus. in a statement to abc news a spokesperson for kansas state university said they can't comment on litigation matters. adding the university has a strong policy prohibiting discrimination including sexual violence and provides a multitude of resources and assistance to students and employees. sara and tessa want monetary damages and want the school to investigate their allegations. the fraternities aren't named in the lawsuit. the county attorney not pressing charges in sara's case while tessa's case is still being investigated by authorities. >> title xi is based on discrimination on gender. what are their chances? >> based on their allegations i think they have great chances. the department of education, long before their cases told schools like kansas state you need to investigate claims like

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speculation runs wild that these lyrics are a personal revelation that she was cheated on by husband jay z. ♪ freedom >> reporter: this morning, the beyhive is buzzing over her release of new concoction of lemonade. ♪ i'd rather be crazy >> reporter: her hbo event a visual album brimming with celeb cameos and teaming with social justice commentary. ♪ it's time to listen >> reporter: but what really has people talking the potential lemons that came before the lemonade. hearing sour notes of possible cheating, lies and distrust. powerful lyrics being interpreted by many as telling her story of her marriage to jay z. >> this is such a personal album for beyonce. different from her previous work. this is exploring betrayal, infidelities and conflicts that arise in relationship. >> are you cheating on me.

>> reporter: apparent infidelity by the rap mogul. >> you came home at 3:00 a.m. and lie to me. >> reporter: beyonce dons a wedding dress with a biting ultimatum. ♪ if you try to [ bleep ] ♪ gonna lose your wife in 2014, speculation over rumors of jay z's cheating reached a fever pitch after beyonce's sister appeared to attack him. seen here in this video obtained by tmz. in lemonade, the queen alludes to a mystery mistress. who some believe was at the center of that fight. ♪ looking at my watch you should be home ♪ ♪ regret the night i put that ring on ♪ ♪ better call becky with the good hair ♪ >> reporter: some are speculating it's rachel roy. after she posted this pic just hours after the special with the

caption good hair don't care. #nodramaqueens. fans known as the beyhive swarm. even hacking the wikipedia page to include the becky reference. roy who was once married to jay z's business partner tweeted i respect love, marriages and strength. what shouldn't be tolerated by anyone no matter what is bullying of any kind. >> now the reconciliation is possible. if we're going to heal, let it be glorious. >> but for all the marital drama it ends with a message of forgiveness and redemption. >> so we're going to heal, we're going to start again. >> well many thought it may end with queen and jay announcing their divorce. spoiler alert, her torture became her remedy. they're staying together. we reached to them for comment and got no response.

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like this pasta made from chickpeace. delicious. >> robin, you said you don't miss the fact that it's not pasta, per se. >> exactly. you don't know the difference. okay, also great crowd outside this morning. take a look at what happens during the commercial breaks. selfie time in times square with robin roberts right there. what was going on there? >> it was funny, she didn't know how to do a selfie so i did it for her. we have great fun. we appreciate everybody coming down and seeing us. and a lot of wedding bells ringing this week. >> we do, "good morning america's" wide world of weddings is upon us. we're counting down to an epic live wedding event. i mean, event, here in times square. this morning, we're sharing trends with looks making their way from the runway to your wedding day. now let's go to tom llamas with the morning rundown. guys, the big story today, president obama sending more troops to syria, he's ordering

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that involved an uber driver. abc's diane macedo has the story. >> i want to show everyone i can walk. >> reporter: this morning, this 14-year-old is finally home and able to play outside for the first time since making a a miraculous recovery. >> i survived a gunshot. >> reporter: she's the youngest victim of that deadly february shooting rampage in michigan. allegedly shot in the head by uber driver jason dalton. doctors say at one point her heart stopped. abby's mom told us during an incredibly difficult two months her daughter is displaying unbelievable strength. >> i'm a warrior princess. >> she's one strong, strong little girl. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: after six long weeks of intensive rehab, abby's getting stronger every day. >> she can walk, she can do stairs. she can pretty much move very well on her own. >> reporter: and this tough warrior princess faces a long road ahead with more rehab and a surgery on her skull in may. her goal at the end of this -- >> cartwheels again.

>> she's breathing she's smiling, that's all that's matters. >> we thank diane for that story. and we have a food safety recall this morning, cvs pharmacies are recalling a type of herbal tea because of possible salmonella poisoning. gold emblack organic spiced tea. you can return it for a full refund. finally, firefighters are the bravest among us. look at the picture being shared by millions of people this morning, it's not a rescue it's actually a marriage proposal. this new york fireman popped the question to his girlfriend in full view of families visiting the fire academy. she didn't leave him hanging, she said yes, and look at that picture. >> didn't leave him hanging. >> pretty creative way to say, will you marry me? >> theme of the week. >> it's the theme of the week with our megaweddings. >> all right, tom, thank you. now to lara with the morning menu. royals on the run, why will, kate and harry are putting their heads together.

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williams, just one of the stars making a cameo. coming up, the other celebs who may have missed and the big reaction she's getting this morning. >> yeah, there's a lot of reaction this morning. also, another new video turning heads, it features prince william, kate and prince harry. getting some laughs for an important cause as they offer us an inside look at their royal palace for the first time. abc's lama hasan has the details. >> reporter: in this newly released video the royal trio, the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry donning blue headbands. the royal family is not only on the run but all smiles. >> let's do a serious one. >> reporter: prince william, kate and harry on a mission, the video released saturday for the heads together campaign. their biggest joint initiative over the year. >> mental health is just as important as physical health. >> reporter: aiming to draw attention to bullying, suicide and childhood mental health. >> let's get our heads together and change the conversation on mental health. >> reporter: it's been a busy weekend for the royals.

prince harry presenting marathon winners with prizes. it was friday that's got everybody talking. prince george stealing the show. the nearly 3-year-old prince george upstaging his famous parents, uncle harry and the president and the first lady. staying up past his bedtime to thank the obamas for a rocking horse and stuffed dog like bo they had given him previously. and it's the first time we have had a peek inside william and kate's kensington palace home. >> they've got photographs of the middletons and william and harry's late mother princess diana. scented candles. there's a beautiful persian rug which is probably quite a valuable item. >> reporter: the toddler wrapped up in his pjs and robe. by the way that robe selling out just minutes after the photo was released for "good morning america," lama hasan, london.

>> that robe sold out. they're restocking it now. let's go over to robin. >> george, thank you. now to new hope for those suffering from hair loss. more than 60 million americans are affected and more than 40% are women. a new treatment that doesn't involve surgery or drugs could bring big results. abc's eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: it's all over your tv. tina fey, selena gomez, all rocking the most beautiful hair. >> i can love my hair. longer. >> reporter: the reality is, not everyone has such luscious hair. >> women who are losing their hair are all day long thinking about the hair loss. it's devastating to them. >> reporter: that's why many people are talking about prp, platelet rich plasma therapy. research preliminary but promising. it uses no surgery, no drugs and no expensive ointments. it starts at $400 a session. here's how doctors who use it explain it. first, you draw the blood. next, a machine separates the platelets filled with growth factors. then, those platelets are injected into the scalp to

stimulate new hair growth and decrease hair loss and make the hair grow thicker. while producing the prp while the are procedure is not approved. >> they're injecting the scalp, so, you can get bruising, swelling, a little collection of blood. >> reporter: after she had her son, her hair took a dramatic shift. >> it was very embarrassing. i had to work it so you won't see the bald spots. as i'm moving the hair around i'm like, oh, my god. >> reporter: but after two months of treatment, chantel said she started to see a big change. >> it was very lush and very beautiful. >> reporter: you have beautiful hair now. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: for having two children, it changed her hair to thin and brittle hair. >> it didn't have the fullness i was used to. it was getting kind of stringy looking. >> reporter: after two treatments, michelle said she got her thickness back. >> probably the best thing i've ever done for myself.

>> reporter: for "good morning america," eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> we know men have this issue but many weren't aware that 40% of those who were losing their hair were women. dr. jennifer ashton is going to take some questions. we have some great ones about hair loss. first up, kim on twitter, said, why am i, a 55-year-old woman, balding like a man? same pattern. no hair at top. feel so bad. >> and there's one of the dirty, little secrets about perimenopause. it doesn't get spoken about. you can see this in women early as their 40's. it has to deal with changing hormone levels. most people know all hormone changes as we go through menopause. estrogen drops. progesterone drops. that can affect hair blood flow to the scalp. but testosterone also drops. that's where you get the male pattern symptoms. thinning hair, hair loss, acne, the occasional chin hair, not fun. >> no one really talks about this aspect of this. on facebook, we have a video from ruth. >> hi, dr. ashton, i'm thinking

about getting prp, how long before you see results? >> such a great question. it really depends on whether you're using prp to treat thinning hair or hair loss. it has to do with the life cycle of the hair follicles. there are three basic stages. the first one, anagen. the active phase. most of the hairs on our head are in this stage. it lasts between two and six years. then a stage of catagen, lasts for about two weeks. and finally, telogen, this is the resting phase. which can last about two months. when you do prp, it may take 2 to 6 weeks to start to see the results. i have done this myself. i think we have a before and after picture. that was about a six-month time period. it's dramatic. because of cost, some doctors charging $1500, $2000 per treatment. the doctor in our piece in new jersey, about $400, $500. >> didn't know you had gone

through that. >> very impressive for me. i got a great result. this question comes from paula on twitter. other than row gain is there something else? what shampoo? >> tons of treatments they don't all have to cost a lot of money. there are prescription medications that block the hormonal effects. biotin supplement. behavioral changes. just rest your hair, don't expose it to heat, color process. and there are good shampoos, there's a shampoo called keranique, that really thickens the hair. it's all about options. >> it's a very emotional issue. >> i'm glad we covered it. >> lara. thank you, robin. now, another reason to celebrate, it's wedding season. we're kicking off something we're calling the wide world of weddings. it's a new series, and this morning we're helping brides be find the perfect looks for their big day. here to help is darcy miller, editor at large of martha stewart weddings.

joins us straight from bridal fashion week. what did you think was the big surprise at bridal week? >> how many dresses there are. there are so many options for every bride's style and budget. >> and we have some of those right here. the first trend that you want to talk is about adding something to the dress. >> exactly, the two-piece. it's a lace motorcycle jacket. over a dress. $299. this is an h&m dress. what i love about the lace jacket, you can wear it again, it gives you a different look from ceremony to reception. >> you might not fit into your dress again but you'll definitely fit into the jacket, right. >> well -- you wouldn't put lace and motorcycle jacket normally in the same sentence but it's very feminine and also stylish. if you can see the detail of this h&m dress, it's really quite spectacular. you don't have to spend a lot of money. >> exactly and it's about finding your own look. she's a little more edgy. an updo with some braids very trendy. >> very cool. thank you so much.

the next big trend, we're calling say no to the dress. adding pants. >> you can say yes to pants. so, the pantsuit is modern, contemporary, i mean, how chic is that? >> the back is quite beautiful. >> you know, amal wore pants to her civil ceremony to george clooney. >> that's right. >> you'll see a lot of celebrities wearing pants. the most important thing is, it's comfortable and it's right for you. >> absolutely. you look gorgeous. now, this next trend isn't right for everybody, but i know a lot of our stage crew likes it. this is called the no-dress at all, really. >> well, the naked dress. >> okay. >> she's not really naked. >> it just looks like you are in the most gorgeous way. >> right. i'm not sure what your grandmother thinks. but this is an eccentric gown you can get it lined.

but you see gowns on the runway showing skin. >> but a lot of applique in the right places. lot of illusion. it's very feminine. >> it's a ball gown. so, it still feels romantic. whether you get it lined or have the right undergarments it's appropriate going down the aisle. >> we have questions from some of our brides to be who are with us. will you stand up? >> sure. >> what is your question for darcy? >> this naked dress is absolutely beautiful, but what do you wear underneath to twe prevent a wardrobe malfunction? >> that's a good question. what do you wear underneath? the right undergarment for you and your body. couple options. a boosted lining something like this. and these are called cutlets. lara, are you laughing? >> i am laughing. >> they call it chicken cutlets. they come in all different sizes, shapes and colors.

they have adhesive or this fashion tape. they do really stick. >> they do. >> so -- >> because they need to stay in place if you're going with this dress. >> exactly, you can still dance and still wear your chicken cutlets and look gorgeous in your naked dress. >> how do you feel? >> does that sound good to you? is that an option for your upcoming wedding? >> maybe. >> darcy, you have much more for us, i hope. >> more on "good morning america's" website and link to galleries, and so -- >> nobody has a wedding like martha stewart. >> have fun shopping for your dress. >> yeah, absolutely. keep it fun, that's a great tip. we want to thank warren for doing all the brietds' hair and makeup. another fresh off the runway look and to get more tips go to our website "good morning america".com on yahoo! now over to rob. >> great group on this side of the square. we've got a big group from high school from indiana. they're on their senior trip.

then, two ladies on a girls' trip. no plans to get married in the coming months. they're just a couple of cheeseheads from wisconsin. all right, wisconsin may get a couple of thunderstorms this week. milwaukee to chicago, late in the day today and tomorrow. better chance of seeing, our greatest risk so far this season. strong tornadoes, could be long lasting. and violent at times. damage possible, damaging winds out west. we'll see >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. breezy all week with the fastest winds today tomorrow and wet weather on wednesday and spring warmth this weekend. today, the temperatures because of the gusty winds below average, upper 50s along the coast low 60s in san francisco and money 60s for the rest us. calmer tone can cooler than this morning and inin the 40s but for san francisco around 50. our storm-impact scale is a >> oh, yeah, great group out here.

they're looking forward to "pop news" with lara. >> thank you so much, rob. get on here it is "pop news" time. and after two straight years of ties, the scripps national spelling bee is adding a little extra sting. the championship rounds will now last longer with an increase of 25 to 75 words, and rather than using a preselected list, organizers will also be allowed to choose words on the fly if they find the words too easy. with the great challenge comes great reward. this year's first-place cash prize is also changing. increasing from $30,000 to $40,000. can you spell cha-ching? >> wow. >> i remember hosting it back in the day on espn. boy, they're competitive, these young ones. it's always changing. >> so, that's what's happening. they have to keep up with these kids.

we have done these stories. now, new rules. get studying, kids. also in "pop news," as families around the globe are heading off to their spring vacations we hope -- you may wonder, what -- what song are we playing? >> john denver. >> it's beautiful. >> yes. >> it's not really family vacation. >> okay, a new study showing what's in everybody's luggage. a new survey of international travelers, each country it turns out has a must-pack item. if you're french, you're most likely to travel with cheese. we're not making this up. they studied 2500 people in each country. i'm not making this up, robin roberts. if you're chinese, it's instant noodles that you pack. the brits apparently don't like to leave home with tea bags. null zealanders travel with ketchup packs. the germans love that haribo candy. the gummy bears. and americans, the must-pack item is toilet paper. i know, robin don't look at me like that. isn't that pathetic?

why can't it be like breath mints or something like that? >> we have two brits here, is it true, tea bags? >> just got them. >> i'd like to say, i have never packed toilet paper. >> well, some people have grand preferences. i haven't either for the record. >> why does toilet paper make everyone so uncomfortable. my next study on "pop news." so, anyway, let me see if i missed any facts on this site. no, we're good with one that one. finally in "pop news," this one is for you mr. stephanopoulos. in our ongoing discussion on whether or not animals can speak. yet, another piece of evidence that will conclude in fact that lara spencer is correct. roll them. >> say hello. >> hello. >> good girl. >> say i love you. no. i love you. >> okay. >> say hello. >> you almost had me at hello.

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>> thank you, george and lara. well, it's time for passion to profit. two entrepreneurs are seeing sweet success and sharing how they turned healthy eating into big business. they're joining us live in a moment but first here's look at their stories. ♪ >> reporter: it's a food revolution. young entrepreneurs like brian and daniel are bringing a twist to some of our food favorites. this isn't your typical wheat pasta, it's pasta made from chickpeas. you heard me right. >> chickpeas are both nutritious and delicious and ultimately they make a pasta that looks like pasta. >> reporter: after starting from his scratch in his detroit kitchen that he shared with his eight roommates, he launched banza with his brother scott as a co-founder. >> we would pretty much just jump out into the aisle and say, hey, have you tried chickpea pasta? >> reporter: at store demos or farmer markets like this one,

guerrilla marketing is essential to their growth. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: what was once a labor of love, he's now planning to build a chickpea empire. >> we have some stores where we're the number one selling pasta overall. >> reporter: like brian, this 19-year-old is also rethinking some of our popular food staples. >> it's protein-infused fluff butter. with his no-cal bars and fluff butter. >> it wasn't until the end of the meeting after we decided to bring in the brand that we heard that he was 18 years old. >> the first six months of the company it was just me and it grew so quickly. >> reporter: while living on a air mattress out of his rented office space, daniel gave himself a crash course in food chemistry to make his protein-enhanced products dairy free. once ready what he hoped were tasty treats, he pitched his concept to major retailers.

>> had a lot of people at the beginning telling me it wasn't possible. >> reporter: in less than a year, d's naturals has gained national distribution. >> if your willing to work and sleep less, anything's achievable. >> anything's achievable. daniel and brian rudolph and our expert tory johnson is here. congratulations, guys. are you still sleeping -- >> i am. >> you don't have a air mattress anymore? >> no. now, it's just a regular mattre mattress. >> moving on. you guys are so passionate about this and eating healthy. chickpeas, really? i was a skeptic but now i'm a believer. why chickpeas? >> pasta is one of my favorite foods and chickpeas are incredibly healthy and they also taste really good. so by now, i can eat one of my favorite foods again, and you end up with double the protein, nearly half the net carbs. >> that's it.

the same with you. so, okay, tory, first of all, lean and mean, that's what you like. >> i do like that. i think that you need to prove your concept before you sign a lease. so i started in my bedroom at a desk and started generating sales and i think that's exactly what you need to do before you go for all the fancy stuff. focus on what matters the most. >> it's great they're passionate. lot of people at home saying i'm passionate about my business, too, but it goes beyond that. >> it definitely goes way beyond passion. it's great to find something that you're passionate about, but passion doesn't automatically produce a paycheck. to create a profitable business takes a lot more than just passion. you did this because you started with something that you love but then you had a plan about how am i going to make money doing this? i think that's what's critical for anyone to focus on -- how am i going to make money from this passion? what are the steps to get there

to making money so that this can be a profitable business. not just a passion. >> and it's a growing business. you have five new varieties coming to the market. >> we have five new varieties of our fluff butter. protein-enhanced nut butter. >> it's not taste-free. >> it's not taste-free, that's the most important part. >> okay, you guys have had success, but you have had those rough times as well, tell me what you have learned from those mistakes that you made. >> absolutely, i made so many mistakes starting out. it's unbelievable. the biggest thing that i've learned is, how do you keep up with production when you have a high-demand product? one thing we had problems with is literally doing that. we haven't spent a dime on marketing. yet our production isn't supporting demand. >> and you didn't put something on the label about peanuts.

>> i don't like to talk about that one. forgetting the allergy warning and throw out a bunch of products, but you learn. >> venture for america, how did they help you? >> it's program that's geared towards creating jobs through entrepreneurship. i was fortunate to go through the program and it provided me with mentorship. someone checked in me every month and helped me as i began my business. if there's one thing that i can say for anyone starting, if you can find a mentor who will push you towards the next step it makes a huge difference. >> okay, we asked people to send in their questions, and that was one from joann, what is the best way to ask someone to become a mentor, tory? >> you can look for formal programs like you did. but if you don't pursue a formal program think of it first in terms of marriage, you wouldn't ask a stranger right off the bat, like, will you marry me? you get to know somebody before you pop the question. the same is true with mentoring. surround yourself with people who are really good with

business. maybe in different areas of business. ask them questions. tweet people questions. you can call people and e-mail. it doesn't have to be only a formal environment. and once you get to someone and they're comfortable, and they feel like they can help you, which any mentor wants to do, then you can say, will you be my mentor? >> i want to get one more in, what's the key to using social media most effectively to promote your business? because i think you guys have done that as well. >> engage regularly, that's critical. small business owners say i'm on facebook, doesn't work. sitting back and expecting the phone to ring doesn't work. so you have to have a regular strategy. every day you're working at it just like you guys are doing. >> so happy for you guys. >> thank you very much. >> everybody's ready to dig in. >> thank you. >> come on, robin, let us eat. >> we will. i have had the pasta. it's not only your passion, it's

really good. >> really appreciate that. >> tory will be taking your questions throughout the morning. tweet her at toryjohnson. out to rob. robin, he sees 8 years old. he made it clear he doesn't want to do the weather. warmer air coming into the east, yeah, take it into the 80s in some spots out ahead of that strong system. look at what happens over the next couple of days. if your north of this stationary front, it's going to be quite chil chilly. 46 degrees tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile the winds count out west, mountain snow and 86 degrees in dallas. that's a quick check on the >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with low 60s around san francisco, and mid-to-upper 60s sunshine and going to windy today and tomorrow. check out wednesday, our storm-impact scale is "1" and light, but thunderstorms are possible. >> this weathercast brought to you by legalzoom.

we've got a bunch of teenage birthdays. you're turning 13, you're turning 16. congratulations. robin? back inside to you. >> all right, rob, thank you very much. one gram of sugar. >> that's it. >> does she look familiar? this is bob and lee woodruff's daughter, she sent me the banza. she's working with brian. and it's all about networking and getting the story out there. you helped us inspire us to talk about daniel, thank you katherine. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. coming up -- the morning after. the explosive premiere, our exclusive with the women of "game of thrones." come on back.

we're back now with the premiere everyone is talking about -- "game of thrones," captivating millions, including a lot of celebs overnight. kelly clarkson tweeted this -- a big thank you for returning just in time for her bday. it's all about the women this year. those women sat down for an exclusive interview with our jesse palmer.

>> reporter: you got to give it to the ladies of season five. >> what's happening? what's happening? >> reporter: for stepping up the game. >> open the gates! >> reporter: with those gut-wrenching cliffhangers. >> she has confessed. >> reporter: and when you get sansa, arya, daenerys and cersei all together in a room -- you may find yourself here. >> i was out of the concert and i went into the restroom and these girls came in and they were like, who the hell is that girl with kit? and i'm like it's me. >> reporter: it's funny because she's actually from the uk, they all are. but now, down to business. i want to start with the stark sisters. paired up with bad boyfriends. >> he hurts me every night. >> reporter: is there a chance

in season six we kind of start to see it get better? >> i think sansa, she's leaving the relationships for now. she's becoming like her own -- >> she needs to be with herself right now. >> your character has become this total badass. >> you know who i am. zble's always had these cheeky one-liners and the upperhand. this season is the first time we have seen her genuinely broken down. it's nice to play a character coming to that point, to their low point, so late on. >> reporter: we lost saw cersei at her lowest point. >> she's been brought to her knees. she's quite lost and vulnerable. but slowly but surely back comes old cersei with a colder heart. >> that's possible? >> yes.

>> emilia, for you, what has it been like playing daenerys? some call her beyonce of the seven kingdom. >> that's me. my inner beyonce comes out sometimes. i think, you can't hate on dragons. like, you just can't. people get in her way and she's like, i'm going to get my dragons and i'm going to kill you. >> what's cool about your two characters they can speak bolerian. >> my mom laughs at me. when i went to visit, she would literally hear me in my bedroom, like, frustrated. i would run down and go, mom, listen. she would be like, well done. go back upstairs and she would hear me more frustrated and yelling. >> just promise me, whatever happens you'll take care of little sans. >> it's a different season. she's very much out of her comfort zone but in a fun way

rather than a scary way. for the first time which is really cool. >> stop! >> reporter: while the show isn't for the faint of heart, legions of women are tuning in every week. >> i think all of the women are floored. there's no vision of perfection. i think that's why women dig it. bass we're all a little crazy. >> reporter: what are the chances a woman ends up on an iron throne? on a count of three, point to the person you think might end up on the iron throne? ready. one, two, three -- wow. >> you're like sisters. >> the stark sisters. >> reporter: for "good morning america," jesse palmer, abc news, new york. >> that was great, jesse. thank you. coming up, breakout star maren morris performing live, so, don't go anywhere.

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maren morris is here for her first national television performance. her debut album is out june 3rd. and maren will now perform "my church." ♪ ♪ ♪ i've cussed on a sunday ♪ i've cheated and i've lied i've fallen down from grace a few too many times ♪ ♪ but i find holy redemption ♪ when i put this car in drive ♪ roll the windows down

and turn up the dial ♪ ♪ can i get a hallelujah ♪ can i get an amen ♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya when i play the highway fm ♪ ♪ i find my soul revival singing every single verse ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ when hank brings the sermon and cash leads the choir ♪ ♪ it gets my cold cold heart burning hotter than a ring of fire ♪ ♪ when this wonderful world gets heavy and i need to find my escape ♪ ♪ i just keep the wheels rolling, radio scrolling till my sins wash away ♪ ♪ can i get a hallelujah ♪ can i get an amen

♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya when i play the highway fm ♪ ♪ i find my soul revival singing every single verse ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can i get a hallelujah ♪ can i get an amen ♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya when i play the highway fm ♪ ♪ i find my soul revival singing every single verse ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ can i get a hallelujah ♪ can i get an amen

♪ feels like the holy ghost running through ya when i play the highway fm ♪ ♪ i find my soul revival singing every single verse ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ ♪ yeah i guess that's my church ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

okay, i'm just going to say it -- this week will be the biggest live wedding event ever, 100 weddings in just 24 hours. from across america to all across the globe, paying off with epic love. 16 couples all get married live in times square. and their wedding band, boyz ii men live. it's gma's wide world of weddings event live. "good morning america" is brought to you by colgate enamel health toothpaste. big thank you, maren morris. first temperatures but not the last. >> june 3rd. have a great day, everyone. >> thank you.

now from abc7 news. good morning i am natasha zouves with the abc7 news. mike has the windy bay area forecast. yeah, it's going to be windy again and a little bit breezy and expect those to come up to 30 to 340 miles an hour. we're on the way to mainly 60s today. >> sue? good morning thechlt they have the bridge with the high wind advisory and the others are cancelled. it looks like it's calming down a little bit. we have a new accident and partially blocking a lane of traffic heading into san francisco. thank you sue. it's time for "live with kelly and michael."

we're back with the m news. we continue now with the news app and >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the series, "blue bloods," donnie wahlberg. and television, film, and stage star, tim daly. plus, we want to know what you're thinking. log on to livewithkelly.tv to play, vote and be part of today's show. star retty little liars'" shay mitchell joins michael at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are michael strahan and shay mitchell! [cheers and applause] ♪ michael: hello!