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what she's saying this morning. ♪ you just want to move when you hear janet jackson and she hasn't confirmed it but all indications are a baby is on the way. >> no official word but a lot of clues out there. >> yeah, there are a lot of clues. the pop superstar tweeting out her new music video called "damn baby." >> you don't say. >> i think that's a big indication. also this morning we'll have a lot more. the incredible images of those wildfires. this is new dash cam video that's coming in. look at this. we'll have all the latest in a moment and -- >> we'll begin with the race for the white house. donald trump's going to be the gop nominee. everyone else has dropped out now thinking about a running mate and how to unify his party. jon karl in washington with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. now that donald trump has the republican nomination locked up he has to find a way to unite a party that is deeply divided

over his victory. and then there was one. donald trump now stands alone, the presumptive nominee after john kasich, his final rival, bowed out. >> as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith, deeper faith that the lord will show me the way forward. >> reporter: trump has for the most part paid for his own campaign. but now he says he'll raise money for the general election. setting an audacious fund-raising goal. >> i'm making decisions right now but probably we'll work with the republican national committee raise a lot of money and go out and beat hillary. we'll try and raise over a billion dollars which is what's going to be necessary. >> reporter: it's a stunning turn of events. before trump jumped in, few thought he would run. he now tells cnn even he wasn't completely convinced he could win. >> i didn't sit there and say i'm going to win but subconsciously i must have

thought i would win. >> reporter: now he says the general election is on and ready to take on hillary clinton. >> i thought i'd be going longer and she'd be going shorter. she can't put it away. it's like a football team. they can't get the ball over the line. >> reporter: next on the to do list picking a vice president. >> i would want somebody that would help me from a legislative standpoint getting things passed through senate, through congress, somebody maybe that's been even a senator. >> reporter: his list of potential vps will likely include several current and former members of congress including senator joni ernst of iowa and former house speaker newt gingrich. as trump turns to the general election he won't be getting any help from the last two republican presidents, president george w. bush and his father, george h.w. bush say they will sit out this campaign and have no plans to endorse donald trump. robin. >> all right, jon. we'll move on now to the democratic candidates. hillary clinton in a battle, as

you know with bernie sanders for that nomination but turning all eyes on donald trump launching new attacks on the republican candidate. cecilia vega has more. good morning. >> reporter: all this time it looked like it would be the republicans headed toward a contested convention, now bernie sanders is the last one in this race hanging on to that threat even if hillary clinton is looking past that convention this summer and on to the general election. if this is the unofficial start of the general election, this morning hillary clinton is officially on the attack. >> this is to me a classic case of a blustering, bullying guy. >> reporter: the guy is donald trump and a potential trump versus clinton matchup is already getting nasty. >> i think he is a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> reporter: clinton may still be locked in a primary fight with bernie sanders, but her strategy to take on trump now taking shape. clinton hitting him in this new video.

>> he is a con artist. >> a phony. >> donald trump is the no-nothing candidate. >> reporter: donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter. >> i don't remember. >> reporter: going after him on policy. >> makes grand statements and grand accusations. when you run for president you have to put meat on the bone. >> reporter: and she says trying to keep it clean. >> if he wants to follow in the footsteps of those who have tried to knock me down and take me out of the political arena, i'm more than happy to have him do that. >> reporter: not mincing any words. donald trump may be calling himself the presumptive nominee but hillary clinton says she will not use those words to describe herself. she stayed in the race until the bitter end and she says she has empathy on where bernie sanders is now. >> let's bring in jon karl and matthew dowd to talk more about it, cecilia. matt, let me begin with you looking at the national landscape and that all-important electoral map.

donald trump starts out in a bit of hole and has to hold every state that mitt romney won in 2012 then flip some big ones like ohio and florida. >> yeah, i think every republican running for president over the last five elections starts off at a disadvantage now in the electoral college which is a reversal. i think he has to expand the map and expand it to places like michigan and pennsylvania but, george, the problem for donald trump is before he gets to geography, he has to deal with demography. before he picks states has to fix his problem with latino voters and his problem with women voters. but long before he gets to the states. >> jon karl, even before he gets to that has to fix the problems with the republican party. got some support yesterday but you point out both former presidents bush will not speak out on this election at all. he did, however, get the senate republican leader behind him. >> that's right, mitch mcconnell is supporting him, paul ryan has made it clear that he will support him. i think what you're going to see, george, is a lot of the major figures in the republican

party from the past sit this one out, but current elected officials will be there for the nominee because they can't afford to have the party divided if the republicans want to control the senate, want to control the house. >> meantime, cecilia vega, bernie sanders as you pointed out staying in, probably going to stay in through june although coming under pressure but i take it the clinton strategy is to ignore that and do everything for the general election. >> that really seems to be their focus right now and hitting donald trump really hard. her strategy on him really seems to be shaping up and matt said his problem with latino and women voters and they are trying to capitalize on that, let him speak, let him hang himself out to dry. she says she won't get in the mud and down and dirty but we saw 16 republicans go against him with that strategy and look where they are now. >> no question about it. matt, picking up on that point you were making about women and latinos, does that mean he has to go that direction for a running mate. >> that is the prime direction he has to go and crack that and i think donald trump and hillary clinton are going to litigate

donald trump's biography. that's what's going to be litigated over the next six months. >> no question about that. jon karl, meantime, when you're looking at this idea of a former elected official for donald trump, any prominent names out there right now. >> well, there's no question that newt gingrich is somebody he will look at. newt gingrich is somebody who early on talked about the appeal of donald trump who talks to donald trump regularly. fits that, you know, trump has been very clear in what he wants. he wants somebody with experience, of course, gingrich has that, i think he'll also look for two members of congress, two current senator, john thune and joni ernst and telegraphed he wants an insider while many on the outside say he needs a woman and an hispanic, probably somebody from the outside. >> thanks all very much. back to robin. >> okay, now to that massive wildfire burning out of control, a state of emergency declared as nearly 90,000 people and an entire city evacuate. this view from space showing the

fire creating what looks like a giant white cloud of smoke. abc's neal karlinsky is on the ground in ft. mcmurray, canada, with the latest. neal. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this is as close as you can get to the town. this roadblock here. we were given a police escort. about a half mile town the road and the flames leading up to the edge of the road. the only one into town. they're on the other side of the road as well and many of these police officers here have told us they lost their homes as well. >> reporter: this morning an entire canadian city on the run. [ sirens ] the wildfire scorching more than 18,000 acres in just four days. a state of emergency declared across the alberta province. >> getting out of town just in time. >> reporter: nearly 90,000 people caught in an exodus. the nearest gas station that wasn't burned down ran out of fuel for a time.

food supplies and cell service pushed to the limit. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the escape harrowing. >> lord, keep us safe. get us out of ft. mcmurray in one piece. >> reporter: residents forced to drive by huge walls of flames. >> you could feel the heat. >> this is insane. >> reporter: before hitting gridlock on the only highway out of town. video taken on the fly capturing the other worldly scene. >> holy [ muted ]. >> reporter: among these evacuees two reported deaths on the road. unpredictable winds driving the flames leaping roads and gutting an estimated 1,600 structures. this motel engulfed. rows and rows of homes leveled. cars abandoned in driveways, reduced to charred skeletons. >> they didn't let us take our things and when we asked them, so we lost everything. >> reporter: blankets of smoke and ash choking ft. mcmurray, the danger far from over.

this morning the blaze turning the airport into a tinderbox. inching ever so close. all commercial flights have been suspended. amazingly no injuries directly from the fire here. despite the size of it. the town now is a ghost town. just firefighters, police and emergency officials looking forward to another long hot day ahead, george. >> such a dangerous situation. thanks very much. now to that stunning new video, americans under attack in a firefight with isis. navy s.e.a.l. charles keating killed in that battle and abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has new details. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. we have not seen such an up close view of americans in battle since the u.s. returned to iraq almost two years ago. the white house has called the ground forces noncombat troops. but this dramatic video shows what noncombat can look like. the convoy of u.s. vehicles attacked by isis fighters on the road.

this just released video from the guardian showing navy s.e.a.l. charlie keating's quick reaction force, rushing in to rescue a team of american advisers and their kurdish allies. we see some one dozen u.s. special operations forces, their faces blurred. the attack a surprise. the team assaulted by more than 100 isis fighters who penetrated the front lines with truck bombs and bulldozers. in the barrage of fire, the 31-year-old s.e.a.l. took a direct hit. medevac helicopters facing heavy gunfire evacuating the former arizona long distance runner and grandson of financier charles keating to a combat hospital in irbil where he was pronounced dead. he was recently engaged. >> run. >> reporter: the u.s. military says this fight was the largest isis assault in months. the fight lasting for 16 hours,

warplanes pounding isis killing almost 60 fighters. remarkably in this battle there were no other serious injuries to the american, but americans are now clearly moving much closer to the front lines. robin and george. >> yeah, that video. >> definition of combat. >> it really is. thank you, martha. now to frightening moments in the air. severe turbulence shaking an international flight full of passengers. injuring more than a dozen. this video showing people crying, praying, abc's david kerley is at reagan national with more, good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. passengers and even the airline says there was no warning of what that jetliner was about to fly into. [ screaming ] >> reporter: this is what that severe turbulence looked like. passengers' arms in the air some praying. faces filled with fear as they are jostled about, some thrown about the cabin, oxygen masks dropping.

these pictures posted on social media claiming to show the damage, aisles filled with debris. the ceiling cracked in areas. this passenger says she saw a person flying out of their seat and hitting the ceiling. suffering a severe head injury. on the ground the rush to help those who were hurt. nine taken to the hospital. 22 were treated at the airport. the etihad airlines was about 45 minutes from jakarta when the jet was hit by what the airline describes as severe and unexpected turbulence. turbulence-related injuries are relatively rare. here in the u.s. the faa reports there were 21 injuries from severe turbulence last year, most crew members and passengers not wearing seat belts. on this flight medical officials report the majority of the injured were passengers sitting in the rear of the aircraft. and once again because there was no warning that there was turbulence is why you hear the

warning wear your seat belt when you're in your seat, robin. it can prevent a lot of these injuries. >> wear it at all times. now amy with the other top stories starting with another travel headline. long lines at the airport. >> we all have been in them. the tsa is scrambling for a way to reduce the long lines and wait times at airports across the country, the agency now asking congress to pay for overtime so officers can work those extra hours. there's been a sharp increase in the number of travelers and guess what, it's expected to get worse this summer. hundreds of passengers recently missed their flights in charlotte because of those long security lines. well, a new battle over north carolina's so-called transgender bathroom law which requires people to use bathrooms corresponding to their birth gender. the justice department says it violates title 9 of the civil rights act giving the state till monday to address the conflict or risk losing federal school funding. a search is under way for a convicted killer who escaped from a new jersey prison. police say arthur buckle walked

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>> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the pay area forecast. you can see the clouds gathering. the shows are developing this afternoon. there is lightning and hail. more showers on friday and saturday. without the lightning and hail. and a warming trend again in time for mother's day were today we go from 59 at half moon bay. most of us in the mid-to-upper 60s and a 70 inland east bay but only 61 in san francisco. we will have a chance of more showers friday and saturday and if you are caught under these you could get up to .5" of rain coming up, a frantic call for help. new details about prince's inner circle. their attempt to save the superstar as feds now join the investigation.

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welcome back to "gma" and look at that stunning new dash cam video. it shows the massive wildfire scorching canada right now. nearly 90,000 people forced to evacuate and a state of emergency has been declared. >> when you see that video. also donald trump, the last republican standing after john kasich drops out of the race. trump and hillary clinton now setting the stage for a big election battle. and this morning, former nfl star johnny manziel set to appear in court indicted in a domestic violence case. the heisman trophy winner reported to jail for booking on wednesday. also this morning, miraculous story of survival at sea. >> yes, and it's all about this dog named jagermeister. >> i love the name. >> i love the name. lost in the ocean for hours and this morning we'll speak to the people who spotted jagermeister and saved his life.

>> i had a jack russell for 18 years and they're feisty, they're fighters. the latest on the mystery surrounding prince's death. the u.s. attorney's office and dea are now joining the investigation as we learn more about a california doctor who says he was called to help the superstar with an addiction problem. abc's eva pilgrim has the story ♪ this is what is sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> reporter: this morning new details about the morning prince was found dead in his paisley park estate. abc affiliate kstp confirming with law enforcement sources close to the investigation say percocet was found in prince's system, this as abc news learns the singer's inner circle was trying to get him help for an addiction to painkillers and called dr. howard kornfeld.

kornfeld who runs a california clinic and is an expert sent someone on a life-saving mission. >> did prince know about the intervention? yes. >> reporter: he couldn't meet him to friday but sent andrew, a premed student who works in his clinic on a red-eye to minneapolis. andrew was the one to call 911 after he and two of prince's staffers found his body. >> the hope was to get him stabilized in minnesota and convince him to come to recovery without walls in mill valley. >> reporter: according to kornfeld's lawyer he was on buprenorphrine. used to deal with addiction of withdrawal. the medicine was never used. what's unclear is why treatment wasn't sought closer to home. >> the premiere addiction treatment center in the united states is four miles from paisley park. whenever addicts and celebrity addicts get special care, the

outcomes are substandard. the standard of care is the standard for a reason. when you mess with that, bad outcomes. >> reporter: this morning the dea and u.s. attorney general's office helping local authorities as they try to figure out how prince got prescriptions for painkillers and if he died of an overdose. for "good morning america," eva pilgrim, abc news, chanhassen, minnesota. >> our thanks to eva. abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams joins us now. let's pick up on what eva reported about the doctor and sending his premed son out to minnesota. they retained a lawyer and are very public about this. what is the legal matter here? >> the lawyer is saying the reason i'm here is we were told there was some sort of criminal investigation and we don't know all the fact, et cetera, the only thing i can think of based on what we know today is the son carrying the drug. why was he there with it? he's not a doctor, et cetera. i don't see that becoming much of an issue in and of itself. their claim is that they were bringing -- he was bringing it

so that he could give it to a doctor who was going to be treating prince the next day, doesn't seem to me that's a big thing to investigate but when you get in these high-profile case, they want to cover all of the bases on something like this. so i'm not surprised, "a" they're saying there is an investigation, i'm not surprised "b" they have a lawyer representing them. but don't necessarily expect any criminal charges. >> you don't think they're in any legal jeopardy there. could anybody though? >> that's the question. when you talk about cases where there's possible overdose, every doctor who ever prescribed prince with any kind of controlled substance has got to be nervous right now. in a high-profile case, they're going to be looking at anyone and everyone so that's where i think that there could be potential legal jeopardy. >> and the feds and dea. the fbi? is that unusual? >> it has to do something with that emergency flight that landed in illinois the week before, crossing state lines, faa issues, you know, those are

the sorts of things i think the feds would be looking at. >> all right, dan, thank you. we'll turn to a recovery mission that took a terrifying turn. you see here in this newly released video. the helicopter nearly crashes after it gets caught on a rope. some pictures. >> we've seen before how dangerous these missions can be but this one didn't seem like a particularly difficult recovery operation. it turns out, though, to be anything but easy making this pilot a hero. watch in this newly released video as a routine mission in utah to recover a fallen hiker turns terrifying in a matter of seconds. the utah department of public safety chopper hovering mere feet from the edge of the cliff then just as the rescuers prepare to board a safety rope getting caught in the blades. >> didn't have time to be scared. we need to look for a place to crash. there's something definitely wrong here. >> reporter: the pilot preparing for a crash landing but miraculously regaining control

of the chopper landing safely in a nearby field. a second camera angle capturing the heart pounding moment from inside the cockpit. watch as the chopper starts violently shaking and the pilot jostled around. >> it became from routine to very desperate in a matter of seconds and then was able to recover. >> reporter: it happened in september when carrie didn't return from a hike and searchers sadly discovered her body but that pilot being hailed a hero. >> the maneuvers that i watched on the hillside that day, i've never seen repeated in any other scene i've seen in my lifetime. i call it nothing short of a miracle. >> oh. >> in the last five years the utah patrol has had nearly 500 successful rescues or recoveries and in this case, it was the combination perhaps of a little bit of luck and a lot of experience that saved lives. >> i agree with you on that.

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♪ we're back with big baby news for janet jackson. days away from turning 50 and reportedly expecting her first child. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with all the latest. good morning, mara. >> good morning, i wish we could play this music every day. even though janet is 49 she may be proving it's never too late to have just the family you want. last month she was hinting she was trying for a baby with her third husband, a billionaire businessman. her new single says it all. ♪

>> janet jackson has babies on the brain. this morning news the pop icon is reportedly expecting her first child with her husband, 41-year-old qatari billionaire businessman according to "entertainment tonight." >> janet has always wanted a family and kids and it's finally happening. >> reporter: though jackson is just days shy of her 50th birthday, the news of a pregnancy is not a total surprise. last month she postponed her "unbreakable" world tour posting this video on twitter. >> my husband and i are planning our family. so i'm going to have to delay the tour. >> reporter: the tour part of jackson's long awaited comeback releasing new music for the first time since 2010 and winning the ultimate icon award at last year's b.e.t. awards. >> my heart is so full. >> reporter: when it comes to family in recent years jackson has taken a hands-on role in the lives of her brother michael's

children. >> and i just want to say i love him so much. >> reporter: publicly comforting a grief stricken paris at her father's 2009 memorial. as for having her own children the star telling "harper's bazaar" in 2009, if i'm really supposed to have kid, it will happen if that's god's plan for me. now jackson's single about getting no sleep -- ♪ that i get no sleep >> reporter: taking on a whole new meaning. yeah, no sleep. i know all about that. jackson hasn't commented on the reports and so far no details on how she may have conceived so late in life or when she would be due. it comes right for mother's day, right in time. so special for her. >> good for her. >> i hope she's happy and healthy. thanks, mara. coming up on "good morning america," dog overboard. we've got an incredible rescue story for her. you're looking at jagermeister. we'll introduce you to the folks who saved him next.

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back now with the little dog safe and sound and you can hear the music right there, safe and sound after a scary episode at sea. boaters saving this jack russell terrier named jagermeister which we all are fans of that name just in time, hours after he fell overboard off the coast of florida and joining us now we have rescuers bruce and robin knect and shawn and michael sahr. from odessa, florida. hello everybody. well done. >> good morning. >> i'm curious, you were the first person to spot something. what did you think you saw? >> well, i saw -- first i thought it was a floating buoy in the water and we were going about 20 miles an hour, almost five miles out, so it was hard to see and then i said, oh, my goodness, i saw two brown eyes and almost thought it was a child and turned the boat around

instantly and headed to the dog. >> now, did jagermeister swim to the boat once he saw the boat and i know, michael, you pulled jagermeister out of the water. what kind of condition was he in? >> he was actually in pretty good condition. we weren't sure how long he had been in the water but as soon as he saw the bow of the boat come around, he started paddling as fast as he could around us and i just leaned over and picked him up. >> now, shawn, when you radioed the coast guard, what did they tell you? did they know about a missing dog? >> yes, they said that earlier that morning they had had a report of a dog overboard and had been trying to reach the owner after we let them know that we had found him. so we waited where we were for quite a while until they could let us know the status of reaching him. >> and, robin, it looks like everybody took a nice picture with jagermeister when jagermeister was on board.

when jagermeister was reunited with his parents, what was that reunion like? >> it was wonderful. it was heartbreaking and warming at the same time. we all got tears in our eyes and the dog, he ran up. the dog started licking his face and we were all crying. it was really a very, very heartwarming moment. >> yes. >> it really was. >> we know the owner -- >> very happy. >> jagermeister was like a child to him, to them. and you all are heroes. thank you for rescuing a nice little jack russell terrier. i love the quote by joy, if you love someone whether it's a dog or a person, put a life preserver on them. >> there you go. >> we love it. >> thanks, guys. >> thanks, guys. great job. >> well done, everybody. >> we're out of time. >> we'll be back. coming up, "gma's" cinco de mayo cook-off brought to you by avocados from mexico. always there for cinco de mayo.

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now from abc7 news. good morning sue. i am natasha zouves from the abc morning news. we're tracking the developing news in san jose. the stand off with this man is in the seven hours. they're trying the to talk him down. he is on the top of the train. here is more on the morning commute with you sue hall. they do have bus bridges in place and major delays system wide, so give yourself plenty of time. first strooes closed down there. after 680 we have an accident and a little bit of rain and accident at grant line. yeah, you can see the shower moving to the western parts of danville and heading towards clayton and possibly pittsburgh. more showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and more showers

on friday and saturday. >> thank you so much mick. barbara is speaking out and advising woman to the hike up the skirts to get more attention. we have another update in 30 minutes.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. major e-mail breach. almost 100 million accounts reportedly hacked. what experts say you should do this morning to keep yours safe. barbara corcoran facing backlash for controversial comments over how to get ahead in business. she's taking on her critics live this morning. ♪ >> how could i possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this. the 7-year-old pulling 0 of a ferris bueller writing her own note to get off school. an abc news exclusive. the daughter of natalie wood speaks out. new information about her mother. >> what do you remember about her growing up?

>> wow. what she says about her and remembering her every day. all that and "deals & steals" on wheels rolling into detroit with tory this morning. as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. can't wait to check in with tory later. right now it's the ultimate avenger taking over times square. captain america. >> look at those kids. >> they couldn't be more excited about that. >> look at them. >> they can keep their pajamas on for captain america day. we're waiting for "captain america: civil war" and chris evans joins us live.

all right, and also this morning, tory johnson's epic "deals & steals" on wheels road trip is pulling into the motor city this morning. she has over 300 people out there in the crowd, and they're all out there waiting to hear about her amazing bargains for "gma" viewers, and all that live, of course, from detroit. and, lara, you've got some big news about justin timberlake. >> t.j. in "pop news." turns out he has a big surprise for us that we can't stop talking about. there was a hint in there. we'll tell you when to listen for it. >> ooh. >> robin, you've got a big exclusive coming up with prince harry and michelle obama. >> yes, for the invictus games and sitting down with prince harry and mrs. obama before the game's opening ceremonies and amazing and inspiring for the wounded veterans taking place at disney world and an interview here on monday. they've been talking smack to each other.

>> drop the mike. >> right. >> the president and first lady. >> that's coming up monday. now the morning rundown from amy. good morning, and the big story donald trump vowing to unite republicans and run a, quote, high-level and fair campaign against hillary clinton. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is the latest republican to come out in support of trump. the campaign now launching a search for trump's running mate, likely a political insider. former house speaker newt gingrich and senator joni ernst of iowa have been mentioned as potential vp picks, and trump is not ruling out his former rivals john kasich and marco rubio. hillary clinton still has to get past bernie sanders though but is wasting no time going after trump calling him a bully and loose cannon. she's released a video hitting trump on his history of divisive statements but trump may soon have new ammunition. a federal judge ruled that clinton may have to be deposed about her use of private e-mail. well, a breaking story overseas this morning. the u.s. embassy in afghanistan has issued an emergency message warning about a kidnapping plot targeting americans in kabul. authorities say kidnappers tried

to abduct an american national this week, and they believe it was part of a wider plot. the embassy warning the threat of hostage-taking in that city is extremely high. well, at least 1,600 homes and other buildings have now been destroyed by a massive wildfire threatening the city of ft. mcmurray, canada. a state of emergency declared and more than 80,000 residents told to evacuate. fire crews unable to slow this fire and embers were raining down on cars who were fleeing the city. so far, amazingly no serious injuries reported. well, a new cyberattack is prompting many people to reset those e-mail passwords today. e-mail services including yahoo! hotmail and g-mail have all been reportedly hacked compromising as many as 97 million accounts putting user name and password combinations at risk. experts say there is no way to check if your account is affected, but changing your password is the best way to protect yourself. well, california has become

the second state to now raise the smoking age from 18 to 21. the new law covers all tobacco products. hawaii is the only other state that's raised the minimum age to 21. and finally, you've probably heard of a deer in headlights, right, but i bet you've never seen a deer in a headlight. you're about to. yep, curiosity got the best of this deer in suburban new york when somehow it got its head stuck in this light fixture, but you know what, we can all laugh a little because look at that and it's all good. this really incredible hero conservation officer hugged the deer with his jacket and was able to pull the fixture off the deer. now, he didn't get images of him doing that because he was a little too occupied. he had a few cuts and scratches getting it off but the deer ran off into the woods and is all okay. a deer in headlights. >> gives a whole new meaning to that expression. >> we'll wait for that. that was a great picture.

now we'll kick it outside to michael with the "morning menu." here's what is coming up. barbara corcoran's controversial comments about how women should get ahead in business. she'll join us live to talk about that. and tory is roaring into detroit with big bargains for "gma" viewers, and one of them is perfect for your little superhero as we celebrate captain america day as chris evans joins us live. young co-captains. and i feel so safe and protected. all coming up on "gma" here in times square. look at my boydguards. yeah. ♪

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welcome back to "gma," and look at detroit so excited this morning because tory johnson is there with "deals & steals." we've got huge bargains on bags, sweets, a lot more coming up. >> we have a band. >> they can't wait. >> a band and everything. >> pretty good. >> i love it. a lot to get to, but first "shark tank's" barbara corcoran has people talking about her controversial comments about getting ahead in business as a woman. it sparked a lot of backlash, and she's joining us in just a moment, but first let's take a look at what she said or tweeted that's getting so much reaction. >> i'll make you an offer. >> barbara corcoran is best known as a shark we love to watch on "shark tank" doling out advice about how to turn ideas into cash as she did with her real estate empire. >> i have total confidence in you. >> reporter: but now the female titan is getting heat for a tweet. "i find running a business in a man's world to be a huge advantage. i wear bright colors, yank up my skirt and get attention," corcoran tweeted on tuesday.

the comments getting women talking like 30-year-old eileen carey, co-founder of a diversity and software company arguing corcoran is sending women the wrong message. >> as a millennial we expect to be judged by our intelligence, by our hustle, by our creativity, not by what we're wearing. >> reporter: and joining us now from beverly hills, "shark tank" expert and the founder of the corcoran group barbara corcoran. barbara, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> and, barbara, you and i have known each other for nearly a decade now, and one thing i know about you, you do not mince words, but do you regret any part -- >> that's sometimes the problem. you can tell. >> do you regret it? >> no. well, i totally believe what i said, and i'm, frankly, a little bit surprised by getting any reaction to it. i think it's so obvious that if you're a woman or a man, it has nothing to do with what sex you are, you have to play up

whatever you've got. i happen to have great legs. i didn't have the best face always or the best body, but i had great legs, so if i want to get attention, and i still do it. i make sure i wear my skirts really high and yank up my skirt at the midriff and walk into a room and everyone notices me because i've got great legs. i think it's a great gimmick if you are smart enough to get attention. and i don't think that's sexual in any way, but that's what makes a horse race, right? >> i think a lot of people are upset about that yanking up your skirt because it seems to imply that you're using your sexuality to get ahead in business. you say you don't apologize for that and that flirting is a technique for you sometimes. >> it certainly is, and think about it, amy. what do men do? they smoke cigars together and they get flashy by pulling in in a ferrari and they wear a rolex watch and they're playing golf with their bosses. they got all the gimmicks going that make them belong and different and part of the boys' club. women don't do those things. i mean, if you're attractive, it's one thing to build up your numbers in business and get a tremendous balance sheet and

then in the end you're judged by that in business. it has nothing to do with male or female. you're judged by your numbers. but to get to those number, you have to stand apart from the pack and you will never succeed being exactly like the next guy or gal because nobody will notice you and you'll never get to that juicy balance sheet that every woman building a business is hoping to get to. >> this is nothing new for you. you've written books. this one, i love this title, "if you don't have big breasts, put ribbons on your pigtails and other lessons i learned from my mom." why wouldn't you tell women to use their brains instead of their breasts? >> let me tell you something, if you're not using your brain, you're not going to succeed in business. it is not an easy game to build a business. you have to be thinking all the time and using every bit of common sense and great intelligence to build your business. that's a given. but assuming you have five people with equal intelligence working equally hard, the person who knows to grab attention is the one that will go ahead. look at our phenomenal

donald trump. i mean, could you even imagine him if he was saying these sound bites that he's thrown out there. if he were a woman, he'd be thrown out of the country. he is using the male macho gene all the way but no criticism on that. no. >> people with sexuality is comparable to cigars and male prowess and talking about a woman's physical appearance with so many trying to get away from that and say my looks don't define me. what do you tell your young daughter as a lot of us with young daughters are telling our daughters the exact opposite message. >> i'm sorry. i wish i would agree with you, amy. you know how i love you so much. it's just i've lived in the business world my whole life and i can tell you that if you can grab attention and be different from the pack, and it doesn't have to be in any sexual way, i mean, men will go out and buy a $5,000 tom ford suit to impress their friends, okay. they know they're looking good. they know they're strutting their stuff, and i think it's a wrong message to tell young women they should look like the guys.

i just don't think it works in business. if you're beautiful, let yourself be beautiful. if -- i just feel like you should use whatever you've got to your own advantage. i see it as the only way to get ahead in business. >> all right, barbara. still not mincing your words. >> i wish i could agree with you. wish i could agree with you. okay. >> thanks for joining us. michael, over to you. >> interesting conversation. >> she's not backing down from what she said. >> not at all. >> wow. now to another interesting story about a 7-year-old being compared to ferris bueller this morning after school officials fell for this note she wrote to get out of an after-school program which had a lot of parents concerned about how this could happen. abc's juju chang is here with the story. good morning, juju. >> reporter: good morning, michael. you know, some of us might chuckle at the audacity of a second grader trying to pull off such a prank, but the dad you're about to meet is taking it very seriously. i mean, think about it the what's worse that your kid lied and forged a note or that school officials were hoodwinked by a 7-year-old? >> they bought it. >> reporter: ferris bueller may be the master of getting out of school. >> how could i possibly be

expected to handle school on a day like this? >> reporter: but this morning he may have a thing or two to learn from a texas second grader. >> basically a 7-year-old tricked the school system. >> reporter: this is the note little rosabell dahu used to get herself out of her after-school program writing, "i want rosabella to go to bus 131 today. >> you can see that my daughter right. >> reporter: still school officials fell for her forgery sending her by herself on the bus. nobody was home and she was stuck hanging out all alone in her front yard until a neighbor called dad. >> she came asked my wife to use the rest room. that's when i figured there's something wrong. >> reporter: charlie dahu was upset at the school for failing to catch his daughter's forgery videotaping himself as he confronted staff members. >> does this look like a note that a parent would write? >> no, that's why i asked my boss. >> reporter: sheldon school district telling abc news in a statement, "we

are reviewing our dismissal training procedures" adding "we can assure you that the district will take proper disciplinary action. as always student safety is our top priority. >> i would rather get a phone call and say, did you write a note for your daughter to come home. >> reporter: she wanted to go home early to get some of grandma's home cooking. you will not see her talking on camera. he didn't want her to feel rewarded for the bad behavior. that's the best lesson of all. >> i love dad's message. it is a note, it is misspelled. some things are a little mixed up, but as -- in defense of the school in a lot of ways you don't want to offend a parent who maybe they don't have great spelling skills or penmanship. >> all right, that's nice, but honestly if you were the dad walking down the hallway confronting me, i'd be scared. >> oh, yeah, you better be scared. my kids, listen, up don't go and do this. go to school. >> do not get this. >> do not get on bus 131.

great job, juju, we appreciate it. robin, over to you. >> moving on now to the legacy of natalie wood. the hollywood star mysteriously drowned in 1981, and now her daughter is opening up about that mystery and how she hopes to keep the memory of her mom alive, and you have this exclusive interview, jesse. >> that's right, natasha natalie wood wagner was so open sharing all these special memories of her famous mother, of course, also the tragedy and questions surrounding her death and how it turned into her grief and turned that around and turned it into strength for her daughter. ♪ i feel pretty ♪ oh so pretty >> reporter: she's one of hollywood's most legendary actress. natalie wood. >> note tonight tonight. >> reporter: most famous for her role of the spit-fire maria in "west side story." what do you remember about your mother growing up? now wood's daughter natasha is speaking out remembering the daughter she lost 35 years ago. >> i remember her laugh. i remember her smell, and she was really into being a mom. >> reporter: woods' storied career would span four decades and yet it was her tragic death in 1981 that most profoundly

impacted natasha's life. >> well, it was horrible. 11 is a terrible age. my mom and i were so close, but i was also starting to want a little more independence. i felt like maybe part of it was my fault, so i felt really guilty like i should have been a better daughter. >> how have you been coping with it? >> grief is a weird thing because it's with you forever, but it is what my life is, and so i've accepted that -- that >> reporter: after her mother's death, natasha continued living with her stepfather, actor robert wagner who treated her as his own daughter from the age of 1. >> he's the greatest. i love him so much. he's been a real champion. he's been my mom and my dad. >> reporter: wagner was with wood the night she died on a boat trip off the coast of california. wood reportedly fell off the boat and drowned. there's obviously so much mystery surrounding that night. in 2011 the case was re-opened.

there was the ship captain who came out and said your parents were arguing. he thinks your stepfather was involved. >> right. he is somebody that i can't even dignify with a response because he's so undignified. >> so you don't think your stepfather had anything to do with it? >> oh, i know he didn't. >> what do you think happened that night? >> i think it was an accident. >> do you still search for answers wanting to know the exact truth? >> i have my answers. i don't spend any time actually thinking about that. i feel sad that i don't have my mom and my daughter doesn't have her grandma. >> reporter: natasha is honoring her mother's legacy by creating a fragrance in her mother's memory named natalie. in my mother loves gardenas and it's her favorite smell and the smell of orange blossom is my favorite so i tried to sort of make this fragrance for both of us. >> reporter: natasha says her mother's memory lives on through the eyes of her 4-year-old daughter clover. >> my mom loved butterflies.

my dad told me after my mom died that every time i see a butterfly, that it's my mom, so i told my daughter that every time we see a butterfly and my daughter will say, mama, do you think that's grandma natalie and i say, oh, absolutely. >> and natasha is so sweet. she's a great mom and says mother's day is one of her favorite holidays and thinks about her mom so much on that day in a very, very happy way. >> how sweet. >> very nice tribute. >> thank you, thank you, jesse. let's go outside now to rob. >> what a crowd we have out here today for captain america day. no rain in the forecast at least for now. cool out in the midwest. yeah, kids, i love the enthusiasm. in the midwest, chicago is chilly. minneapolis, it's chilly, as well. warm up rapidly over the next couple of day, temperatures >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the pay area forecast. you can see the clouds gathering. the shows are developing this afternoon.

there is lightning and hail. more showers on friday and saturday. without the lightning and hail. and a warming trend again in time for mother's day were today we go from 59 at half moon bay. most of us in the mid-to-upper 60s and a 70 inland east bay but only 61 in san francisco. we will have a chance of more showers friday and saturday and if you are caught under these you could get up to .5" of >> you know, the big question out here is, are you an ironman guy or a captain america guy? for these guys, i think the question is answered. captain america all the way, right, guys? [ cheers ] all right. back inside to you, lara. >> thank you so much. and we're going to start "pop news" today with some justin timberlake news. you hear the music there, and j.t. will be dropping a new single tomorrow. we don't know much about the style or the sound, but when a fan asked for the name of the song, justin tweeted, #cantstopthefeeling and we've got a good feeling about this one.

clue in there somewhere. justin posted a picture of pharrell williams with himself and he's also been writing with the country group little big town. >> oh. >> we're thinking a pop/country hybrid. we'll find out tomorrow. we'll find out tomorrow. one thing we do know is 13-month-old son silas apparently following in daddy's footsteps. justin's wife jessica biel recently sharing in an interview that silas is a big old ham just like dad. so looking forward to the music, j.t. and then fresh from celebrating the news that "hamilton" has been nominated for 16 tony awards, so well deserved, i know a lot of us have seen it. if you haven't, hang in there. it is worth the wait. well, the show's creator and the star, lin-manuel miranda, hit the streets of new york city to make "star wars" day -- to mark "star wars" day on wednesday, the broadway actor joining forces with none other than "star wars" director j.j. abrams

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still tracking the showers and heading up to marsh creek road and concur and bay point in pleasant hills. now we have the other showers in the north bay. get ready for the increasing showers and brief heavy downpours. >> thank you mike. we will be ready.

we will have another news update in 30 minutes. you can join us weekdays ♪ when you've been fighting for a long time. hey, everyone, chris evans here. i'm happy to see you in times square showing your support for team cap. especially my young co-captains out there. can't wait to answer your questions. nailed it. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at their faces. they are so happy right now. welcome back to "gma." captain america and chris evans. everyone here as you can hear so excited for the new movie. can't wait to hear from chris coming up. can't wait to hear from them coming up. >> they are completely mesmerized. right now time for "deals & steals" on wheels live from detroit. tory johnson is there with huge bargains. >> yeah, it is all part of our ultimate road trip bringing blockbuster deals to you. tory is in campus marsh park. is that right?

campus marsh. campus marshes park with a huge crowd. tory, let's see what you got. >> we got an amazing crowd and phenomenal deals. first up, "gma" favorite too. [ cheers and applause ] see them in person. this is the company that allows any person no matter your age from the little to the big to channel your inner superhero and get to choose the cape, color, the emblem, the initial, everything, customize your own cape like all of the ones you see here, phenomenal company based here. normally their products very affordable to begin with, $10 to $45, today only slashed in more than half, so really $5 to 20 bucks depending on what you choose. can't beat that. [ cheers and applause ] okay, next up another one fun called spa bang and it's this little reusable bag, dishwasher safe. as any mom knows you get tired

of throwing away so many plastic bags. the reusable solution. use it for snack, crayons, travel, it's good for everything and, again, dishwasher safe which we love and have a version you can write on with a nonpermanent marker. so fun to put notes in for kids. normally $10 each, today only slashed in half, 5 bucks. [ cheers and applause ] okay, next up, really cool company called original snacks. so in hockey, sticks get broken. what happens with those broken hockey sticks. they get turned into these super cool phone cases. the company just signed a deal with nhl and licensed all of the nhl teams including the detroit red wings. [ cheers and applause ] we have all the teams for our hockey fans. normally depending on the style you choose they start at $40 but today only exclusively for "gma" viewers starting at 20 bucks.

okay, then a yummy treat because we're always bringing you the best food. i have a sweet spot for this. this is dave's sweet tooth. this is a recipe created by a retired detroit firefighter and everybody would call and want more and more and more so his son said, hey, we've got a business here and they created dave's sweet tooth and packaged their delicious products. today only for "gma" viewers there's a set of five that you get, all five of their amazing flavors, phenomenal discount normally $30 for the set of five. today only it's $13 and a really cool thing about this, 56% savings, a really cool thing about this one, $1 of every bag that you purchase, every package that you purchase is going to go to the denis leary firefighters foundation so we love giving back. i know you do. >> tory, it's delicious and i love that some money goes to charity. so many great dies from small businesses there in detroit and

you have two more surprises, we understand. >> i do have two surprises. so, this is andrew. dave, dave is the sweet tooth. andrew is the business brains and when we told the actor denis leary you guys wanted to do this, he had a message for you so take a look. >> hey, guy, denis leary here, thank you very much for your donation to the leary firefighters foundation, dave, it means a lot coming from a former firefighter and, andrew, i know you will sell a lot of coffee to help us out, thanks. >> how about that? [ cheers and applause ] and when we told our sponsor at vistaprint you guys were doing this, they are a small business champion and love businesses that give back so wanted to get this whole thing started with -- so let's turn it around this way, girls and let's show everybody. vistaprint is purchasing $10,000 worth of your toffee to help you

get started with a portion of this to go to the denis leary firefighters foundation. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. this is the heart of our communities. this is small business. this is what small business does. you can buy the coffee and all of the deals online and now, lara, we have some for you in the studio too. >> thank you, tory. we've all been enjoying it. >> what a great road trip this has been. you get the codes and links for them on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and a special deal on "gma's" twitter account. tomorrow tory is going to boston. find out how to join her on our site. chris evans draws a crowd, no doubt bit. we're all team cap here, right? that is captain america shaven. you prefer him shaven or with beard. >> with beard. 100%. >> he's got a beard that will make jesse palmer jealous. no doubt about it. the western weather, we have changes in store with, yeah, it's may but some rain and in

california. we will take that. locally up to 2 inches in spots. even down to so-cal and the heat is on across the northern plain, 87 in business mark, 90 in san antonio with levels of humidity increasing and rain continues on the weather across much of the northeast. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with showers and possibibility of thunderstorm is the big story today. temperatures are below average. in the sick. my seven-day forecast shows leaving the thunder behind but a chance of showers in the forecast tomorrow this weather report is brought to you by audi. happy cinco de mayo to you, robin. >> i love catching you earlier, you know -- >> weather team with sombreros. >> with your thinking cap. geena davis is sparking an important conversation this morning. opening up about women in hollywood and 2015 women had just a third of speaking roles in movies. something geena who is a founder of the institute on gender and

media says needs to change. we recently sat down and had this little chat. >> first of all, thank you. this is a very important conversation. we saw when the oscar nominations came out a lot of talk about diversity. >> right. >> how about the conversation about women? >> if you want to look at directors and things like that, 4%, you know, it's very, very low. for women, we're half the population, you know, but gender and diversity are -- go together. you know, it's really the same thing. you could say diversity and mean to include women, but that's what our film festival is about. the bentonville film festival. we call it bff. one of the things we're able to do unheard of in the world our prizes are guaranteed distribution. so they'll be in amc theaters. they'll be on walmart shelves, they'll be on stars or lifetime on tv. >> that's huge. that's a big difference.

>> it's absolutely the biggest difference and i had a filmmaker tell me the other day that getting distribution is harder than making a movie. so it's a huge component to get your movie out in the theaters. >> some people would say, hey, look, "ghostbusters" or "bridesmaids" or we're seeing more women in action movies. >> yeah. >> but how do you respond to that and that's just not enough? >> it's not enough. it's not enough and i've been in movies where people have reacted by saying, now everything has changed. "thelma & louise" was one, my very next movie was "league of their own." oh, now everything is changed for sure and the fact is, the ratio male to female characters in films has been exactly the same since 1946. >> what advice do you have for anyone, especially women, who are entering this wonderful, wacky world that you have given so much to? >> the advice i have for people in my position or people that are going to be the star of a

movie or have clout, it's very easy to impact change without offending anybody or anything just by saying, you know, in that scene tomorrow when i give a speech could the crowd be half women? it's simple things like that or could my cabinet be half women? could the board be half women, so and, of course, everybody is going to go, yeah. of course. why not? you know, so -- >> just speaking out. speaking up. >> just bringing it up because it's all unconscious. it's all unconscious. >> i think the vast majority of it is and it's all about inclusion. >> exactly. >> that's what we want. >> yeah, and we spoke up and we made sure that little girls and little boys who are part of this right here with captain america himself coming up, chris evans is here live! [ applause ] ♪ "gma's" "deals & steals" on wheels is brought to you by vistaprint

♪ we are celebrating captain america day with chris evans in times square. his new movie "captain america:

civil war" isn't even out in the u.s. already and it's already breaking box office records so here's a sneak peek at the battle brewing between steve rogers and tony stark setting it up for the superheroes civil war if that's why you're not here. when i realized what my weapons were capable in the wrong hands i shut it down and stopped manufacturing. >> tony, you chose to do that. if we sign that we surrender our right to choose. what if they send us where we don't think we should go. what if we want to go somewhere and they don't let us. the safest hands are still our own even though we might not be perfect. >> that's when they were talking out their films. it turns physical very quickly. why do you think so many people are so excited to see you guys duke it out? >> i think it's, well, marvel is obviously developed a reputation for making very good films you about i think more than that, seeing friends fight friends more dynamic than them fighting an enemy. >> you played captain america five times now, very well each

time. but as we just said this time he is fighting his friends, his own allies, how does this affect your character? >> well, it's the first time he doesn't know what's right or wrong. he's a very binary thinking and in the previous incar nations it's clear to understand aliens invading are bad. this is the first time he's not quite sure which side of the fence to fall on. >> the audience has to choose sides but i think i know what this audience -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, team cap. >> there is a helicopter and captain america is trying to pull the helicopter back. you're literally trying to stop it from taking off and, okay, there's a shot and i read that in your script it said close-up, zoom in on the biceps. any pressure there with the working out. >> wait, what did -- that i said zoom in -- >> that it was in the script. >> oh, zoom in on the biceps. >> i don't know that that was in the script. there is certainly pressure.

you've fully aware of what they want that shot to be. >> you're a superhero for goodness shake. >> look, i wanted the shot to be good too. i'm not going to lie. >> we have co-captains standing by with microphones. camille ya, you go ahead and start. >> my dad is on team ironman. i'm on team cap. what do you think i can do to make him be on team cap? >> is he a big man? i would say i'll arm wrestle him and then we'll cash it once and for all. if he's six foot plus maybe we can just talk it out. >> we already have family views over this. vincent, you go ahead with your question. >> whoa, i was wondering who taught steve rogers how to be a good person and a leader. >> sure, that's a good question. i think part of it is that it was intrinsically always in him. that's part of reason he was chosen to have the super soldier

serum inserted that his nature is to be a good leader but his friend bucky plays a big role. oh, we got some bucky fan s yea, his friendship with bucky has inspired him to be a good man. >> matthew, you go ahead. >> mr. evans -- >> oh, look at that. >> formal. >> did you know you were going to be an actor when you were a kid? >> no, i don't know that i did. i think i didn't really know i want the to be an actor till i was maybe 16, 17. i did plays growing up but i really didn't -- i really didn't find that conviction till a little bit later. >> i think he's a pretty good arc. we can all agree with that. [ cheers and applause ] and you all are amazing interviewers. thanks for showing up. we love our co-captains over here and thank you, chris evans. "captain america: civil war" opens nationwide tomorrow. everyone is excited. coming up, our cinco de mayo cook-off. live right here in times square. stay with us.

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we're back now with the cinco de mayo celebration with our sponsor avocados from mexico. we were just saying perfect food, right? why love the avocado. with us three owners of popular food trucks around the city here in new york and they are putting a spin on delicious dishes using avocados and we are going to start right here with phillip lee from the kinchi taco truck. this is a taco made with -- >> korean short ribs and, yeah, we are a korean taco truck that's here in manhattan and roam around and have two brick and mortar locates. >> kimchi taco, mexican and korean coming together. >> avocados have flexible and work together so today this morning we'll do korean short

rib kimchi tack co-s and have korean short ribs which we leave overnight in a marinade with soy sauce. >> can we get a short rib at the grocery store and work with that? is there a specific cut of meat. >> yeah, it's basically korean short rib is really the main meat that everybody loves in korea. it's like the if i lael mignon, rib eye. >> go for it. >> leave it in a marinade with soy sauce, traditional korean marinade which has brown rice vinegar but the key flavor is the korean pears. >> you can see the end result. i love how thinly sliced it is but that is melt in your mouth. it is not tough at all. >> no, it's not. >> take a soft taco. >> exactly. >> cut up some of the short rib. >> exactly so some corn tortillas and put grilled short ribs right on there and have kimchi slaw which is a different type of cabbage including napa cabbage with a little rice -- brown rice vinegar and apples and korean pear we talked about

and top it on there and put pico de gaia and guacamole and it gives it that nice result. >> come over here and have one of these bad boys and robin roberts come on over. eddie, hurry up. >> so good. >> thank you so much. phillip. we move on to dish number two. before you judge, listen up. it's delish. this is natasha case from cool house with an avocado ice cream that you say people adore. >> absolutely. that's right. we're cool house ice cream known for our gourmet ice cream sandwiches and sold in 4,000 grocery stores and our truck in new york, dallas and l.a. and scoop shop in l.a. and love sweet and savory creations. >> why does it work as an ice cream bar. >> it's savory and see it in desserts as well and so creamy with that healthy natural fat and just reel live gives a

beautiful flavor. >> you added paprika. >> cayenne pepper and scoop one here, as well. scoop it on there. yeah. >> i just want to say, hey, brad, you want to try this? >> brad! >> yeah. >> want to try this? >> oh, no. oh no. roberts has done it again. >> yes. >> and we made this for you in our edible wrapper, as well. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> delicious. >> thank you so much. check out the coolhaus cookbook with the recipe and finally i have to get over here, the name is something i hasn't heard before, waffles and dinges. thomas degeest and his truck is waffles and dinges. waffles and avocado. what makes it special. >> our normal trucks roaming around are known for sweet belgium waffles but in new york everything is possible. >> anything is possible? one of the things we do if i

may, we made a corn waffle. this is actually a waffle made out of corn batter. >> better taste it. >> like corn muffin. >> not sweet. >> like a corn muffin with -- what we do is we put cheddar cheese on there. >> a little bit of your chili mix. >> go right ahead. >> sour cream. >> sour cream. >> and then, of course -- >> one of the things -- >> we love the avocado. >> the avocados are year round. >> all right, guys. we'll enjoy these, robin roberts, i'm saving you this when you're done with dish two. happy cinco de mayo. dinges. it means stuff. who knew. we'll be right back. "gma's" cinco de mayo cook-off is brought to you by

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now from abc 37 news. good morning it's 8:59. i am reggie aqui. let's go to sue hall with a update on the traffic. good morning sue. >> good morning. we have the delays and they're smeernsing major delays throughout the system due to police activity north of the metro station. they have the first streç closed down and mountain bay with shuttles in place. give yourself plenty of time this morning. mike? we're following the shower and then the thunderstorm that just rolled right over the live doppler and heading to middleton. here is a look at what is going to happen in the accuweather seven day forecast. more showers and thunderstorms today and scattered showers through saturday. >> thank you. time for live "live with

lly and michael" and we're back at noon with the news. the reporting continues on abc7news.com. >> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, from "captain america: civil war," robert downey jr. plus a chat with singer, songwriter and judge, jason derule owe. and a festive cooking lesson for your cinco de mayo party. also don't forget to log on to kellyandmichaelnow.com. you can vote, play, and be part of today's show, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] and now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan.