the morning team well represented. reggie and i speaking at 11:00, jessica later today, mike will good morning, america.will deadly van massacre. new surveillance video shows that devastating attack in toronto. >> he just went on the sidewalk and started hitting everybody. >> a driver killing ten, injuring 15 others on a more than mile-long rampage. the standoff with police. that suspect now in custody. also this morning, former president george h.w. bush being treated for a dangerous infection that spread to his blood. hospitalized just a day after his wife barbara's funeral. the latest on his condition this morning. exclusive first look. amazon's big new move starting today. delivering packages right into your car without you even there. how does it work and is it safe?

our live demo first on "gma." ♪ baby love and duchess kate beaming with baby number three, leaving the hospital in heels less than seven hours after giving birth. appearing to pay tribute to princess diana in this red dress with prince william by her side. george and charlotte stealing the show and now everyone playing the name game. >> you'll find out soon. ♪ my baby love and we do say good morning, america. do you love tuesdays as much as we do? okay, we're going to take bets on what the new royal baby's name will be. usually we find out about two days after the birth. some of the favorites right now, arthur, albert and philip, of course after the baby's great-grandfather. >> some great choices.

a lot of people are comparing princess kate to princess diana with these dresses. princess diana on the left after she gave birth to prince harry and kate on the right. i think it is a nice tribute. >> those third babies, so chill, no crying out all. >> but how about charlotte with the little royal wave? melt your heart with that. we have a lot more coming up. but we begin with that deadly attack in toronto, where a man drove his van onto a busy sidewalk in the middle of the day. here's what we know right now. at least ten people are dead, 15 injured. the 25-year-old driver is in custody after a standoff with police during which he begged to be shot. abc's tom llamas is on the scene in toronto with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this is yonge street just behind me where this all happened. it remains closed at this hour. canada's police call this one of the busiest streets in the entire country. and yesterday, a man in a rental van turned it a killing field and this attack has shaken

canada to its core and police aren't exactly sure why this 25-year-old man went on his rampage. chaos on the streets of toronto. a rental van turned into a murder weapon. this new surveillance video shows it barreling down the sidewalk. >> i just saw the guy go flying and i heard the bang. the van just plowed right into him. >> reporter: the van plowing through pedestrians on a busy street during lunch time, killing at least ten, injuring 15 others. some now fighting for their lives. so you're in a starbucks and look outside and you see people getting mowed down? >> yeah, i saw four people die right in front of me. they were wanting to go across the street to the mall and their life just ended right there. >> reporter: eyewitnesses describing the panic as the van swerved across multiple lanes of traffic and up on a sidewalk hitting people across 16 blocks. >> it's really bad out there. i couldn't believe what i seen, man. it was like, oh, man, everybody, all these people on the streets getting hit one by one. >> reporter: this is one of the largest crime scenes i've ever

seen and that's because the path of carnage was more than a mile long. it's as far as the eye can see in both directions. the driver zooming down this street jumping onto the sidewalk mowing down anyone in his way. officers finally stopping the van, leading to the standoff in this video. the driver pulling an object from his pocket repeatedly pointing it at an officer. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> i don't care. get down. >> reporter: the driver telling the officer to kill him. >> shoot me in the head. >> reporter: but the man was not armed and the officer never fired on him taking him down and handcuffing him. police identifying the driver as 25-year-old alek minassian, a motive still unclear. but police were seen entering his home. neighbors tell abc news minassian was quiet and are in shock at what he's accused of. >> this is our first great tragedy of this kind in the toronto area. and toronto will never be the

same again. >> reporter: toronto, now a city in mourning. a makeshift memorial growing along the site of the attack. overnight, a moment of silence at the toronto maple leafs game. fans fighting back tears as "o canada" filled the arena. ♪ o canada we stand on guard for thee ♪ >> reporter: and that game was a welcome distraction from all that death and destruction. canada's prime minister, justin trudeau addressed the nation saying this doesn't appear to be a national security threat. george. >> yeah, and, tom, listening to those eyewitnesses when i was wired up for the special report yesterday, not only the horror you get but the real shock that it was happening in their town. >> reporter: george, that's right. i've covered a lot of these mass killings, unfortunately, and i've never seen a place that is more in shock than toronto right now. everywhere we go people stop us

to tell us this kind of stuff just doesn't happen in canada. as mass killings and vehicle attacks have grown across the u.s. and parts of europe, people in canada say this kind of stuff just doesn't happen here. some even telling us canada lost some of its innocence yesterday. >> yeah, the presence of that police officer amazing. tom, thanks very much. robin. >> it really was, george. and now we're learning new details about that 25-year-old driver of the van. let's go to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas for more on that end of the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. our sources are describing alek minassian as 25 from the toronto area. now, we're being told last night that he was completely suicidal. neighbors are describing him as a loner, not social at all. in addition to searching his home, canadian authorities are looking at his social media footprint, searching for any hint at motive, and u.s. intelligence is checking as well. but the issue law enforcement sources were talking about last night is how attack by vehicle is becoming the preferred method of assault. we don't know yet if this is terrorism but since 2016, more

than 100 people have been killed, more than 500 people have been injured in these kind of attacks. over and over authorities are seeing these attacks popping up and, robin, i have to tell you with so many streets, so many sidewalks, police simply don't know what to do. >> i bet not. all right, pierre, thank you. we'll get the latest now on former president george h.w. bush. he's in the hospital this morning battling a serious infection just days after laying his wife barbara to rest. our senior national correspondent matt gutman is there in houston. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. the 93-year-old former president is battling for his life this morning. that infection you mentioned, it has spread to his blood and the condition called sepsis. that could lead to fatally low blood pressure and organ failure and that's why he's here at the icu. he was admitted after the funeral for his wife of 73 years, barbara.

you can see him being wheeled george w. bush, and this picture with the clintons and the obamas and first lady melaina trump. now, president bush and his wife barbara have been virtually inseparable since his presidency and wanted to honor her one last time wearing those socks you see adorned with books in honor of her legacy in education. president bush was known as a very vital ex-president. you saw him jumping out of this plane for his 90th birthday. he threw out ceremonial pitches at baseball games. he suffered pneumonia twice last year and through it all, his wife barbara was there with him. administering the pills he took and the food he took. one wonders what her loss and his mourning, what kind of effect that is having on his recovery. george. >> now, you can see at the funeral how heartbroken he is. okay, matt gutman, thanks very

much. michael. >> we'll, of course, george, have the latest on president bush all morning long. and now we're going to turn to tennessee where the suspect in that deadly waffle house shooting is finally in custody. captured after a day and a half on the run. abc's erielle reshef is there in nashville. erielle, he was armed when police finally caught him. >> reporter: that's right, michael. that suspect was caught with one of four guns authorities knew he owned. it was a dramatic end to a desperate two-day search, that takedown happening less than one mile from this waffle house, the scene of that deadly rampage. a towering quadruple murder suspect shuffled into jail, captured after a 36-hour manhunt that terrorized a community. a tip from a citizen leading to the arrest. 29-year-old travis reinking cornered by a swarm of officers, cuffed in the woods behind his own apartment complex. >> detectives williams drew down on the suspect, the suspect proned out. told him to get on the ground.

he got on the ground immediately. >> reporter: reinking, seen here in this video feed from court, charged with four counts of criminal homicide. >> do you have any question about your charges or your bond? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: police say he was found with a backpack and a semiautomatic handgun with ammunition. >> when he was caught he did have a maroon shirt, dark jeans and a black backpack with a semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: reinking had been on the run since the sunday morning massacre at this waffle house just outside nashville. police say he showed up wearing nothing but a green jacket, opening fire with this ar-15, killing four people before being tackled by patron james shaw jr. as he attempted to reload then taking off. grief and anguish for those lost. 23-year-old akilah dasilva, an aspiring rap artist, 21-year-old deebony groves, a dean's list belmont university senior studying social work, 29-year-old taurean sanderlin, a longtime employee of waffle

house, and 20-year-old joe perez's mother saying his family is shattered, asking for prayers. this morning, we know two victims are still in the hospital in stable condition. reinking is being held on a $2 million bond in a maximum security jail. michael. >> and, erielle, we're hearing that the shooter's father could also face charges. >> reporter: that's right, michael, we know that in 2017 reinking's guns were seized after he was arrested by the secret service. those guns later transferred to his father. he allegedly gave those guns back to his son. authorities now looking into the actions of reinking's father. michael. >> all right, erielle, thank you george. we'll go to washington and a big boost for the president's nominee for secretary of state. mike pompeo has a clear path to senate confirmation after picking up a key vote from his top critic. abc's senior congressional correspondent, mary bruce, is on capitol hill with all the latest.

good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, this was a real surprise. mike pompeo here was headed for an historic rebuke but then at the very last second republican senator rand paul flipped his vote after being given assurances directly from president trump. that gave pompeo enough support to clear the key senate foreign relations committee along a strict party line vote. pompeo now heads for a full vote before the senate and he is expected to be confirmed later this week. >> he's going to be confirmed now but there's new trouble for the president's veterans affairs secretary pick. >> reporter: and ronny jackson could be in real trouble, george. his confirmation hearing is set right now for tomorrow, but this morning, there are new concerns about his professional conduct that are threatening to delay and possibly even derail his confirmation. dr. ronny jackson, of course, is the president's personal physician. the two we know are very close but there have already been serious questions raised about whether he's up to the task of managing what is the second largest government agency. george. >> mary bruce, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief white house correspondent, jon

karl, for more on the administration's reaction to all of this. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, it's the tale of two nominations. pompeo's nomination to be secretary of state seemed to be headed for the first-ever rejection of a secretary of state nominee by the foreign relations committee. that was averted only with the personal involvement of the president to flip a single republican senator. as for ronny jackson's nomination, though, that is far less certain. officials privately acknowledge to me that he is in real trouble and they say the decision about whether or not to fight is really ronny jackson's. they acknowledge he may decide not to go through with it. that is a very uncomfortable position to be in, robin. >> it's another very busy day there at the white house. we know that the french president is there and the administration's first state dinner tonight. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, this is going to be a very intimate dinner. it's about one-third the size in terms of the guest list of the usual state dinner. 130 guests, robin, that is 13 tables, candlelit tables of ten

people. a very warm welcome for macron. but he comes here with some serious concerns for president trump. for one he is urging him not to get out of the iran nuclear deal, something the president has signaled that he wants to do. and he also has real concerns about the president's trade policies. >> we'll see what happens today. all right, jon, thank you. michael. >> robin, thank you. and now to new details on royal baby number three. home with his family at kensington palace this morning, london celebrating the arrival of their newest royal. the bt tower proclaiming it's a boy. the london eye also lighting up in the u.k.'s colors of red, white and blue. abc's james longman is at kensington palace with more. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yes, the baby boy waking up to his first day as a prince and we're expecting some visits very soon from perhaps the queen and other members of the royal family. wrapped in his mother's arms the prince made his world debut on

the steps of the lindo wing at st. mary's hospital, giving what appeared to be his first royal wave before the duchess bundled him up to protect him from the cold. the fifth in line to the throne arriving at 11:01, weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces making him the heaviest royal baby in over a century. while prince george and princess charlotte stopped by to visit their new little brother, the princess stealing the show waving excitedly to cameras. prince william and the duchess seen leaving the hospital just seven hours after the baby was born. william now skilled at putting a car seat in the car. managing the feat in just one click. the new dad joking with the press -- >> thrice worry now. >> reporter: and addressing questions about the name. >> good luck. >> expect the baby to have three names. the bookmakers are going with arthur or albert. in terms of middle name, philip is an absolute pretty rock hard certainty. philip would be a lovely tribute

to william's grandfather. >> reporter: well wishes pouring in, including from former first lady michelle obama who shared this photo of her husband shaking hands with the young prince george, writing, barack and i are thrilled to congratulate the duke and duchess of cambridge on their newest arrival. we hope to meet him soon for a kensington palace pajama party. i'll wear my robe. the guessing game as we heard over his name has begun. philip is a real possibility after his great-grandfather. all the royal names possibly, arthur and even, yes, james is still in the mix. >> i know that's the one you're pulling for, james. we're used to it being a lot more formal than it is right now. this young royal family are doing things a lot differently. >> reporter: well, that's right, michael. i mean, look, let's not kid ourselves. this is the royal family, the most famous family in the world. they live in palaces like this. but william and kate, they like to do things differently. we've seen that time and time again. kate, for instance, likes to take her kids on their school run in the morning. last night, the baby would have

been brought back here to kensington palace, apartment number 1a, where their nursery was waiting for the little baby boy. it's themed in a peter rabbit theme and like i said the parents like to be hands-on. william we're told likes to -- likes bath time and likes doing that. and that's very different, i think, from his upbringing and that of his brother harry. prince charles and diana, they had a lot of staff in the house. william and kate, they do things very differently, on first name terms with many of their staff. and they have just really a housekeeper and a nanny. so things are pared down to make it as normal as possible but, i think we should also remember, of course, that these young princes and the princess, they will grow up, we will be waiting as they get married and have children of their own and they will always be under an international spotlight but for the moment this is a family that wants to keep their children

having normal a childhood as possible. >> thank you, james. as normal as possible. >> good luck with that. >> royals, george. they're just like us. >> just like us. let's go over to rob. >> hey, george, flooding across the south. over 4 inches of rain in atlanta. this out of savannah, flooding there. north and around nashville, severe flooding there. this rain will be marching up the east coast, d.c., baltimore, new york and boston tomorrow, substantial rains coming.

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fanatics. >> we like "american idol." >> a lot more coming up. top headlines, former president george h.w. bush in the icu this morning fighting an infection that spread to his blood. the 93-year-old was admitted a day after his wife's funeral. his spokesperson is saying he is responding to treatments. prince's heirs are filing a wrongful death lawsuit suing the hospital and walgreens days after his death. both have declined to comment citing pending litigation. and we have some congratulations. our amy robach is not just our amy anymore, also she's been named the co-anchor of "20/20." starting at the end of may, but we'll style be seeing a lot of you here. >> all of you have more than one job so i felt left out and so now i'm joining your ranks. i'm happy to be a part of multiple families here at abc. >> and elizabeth vargas will do some investigative documentaries for a and e and we're happy for you.

>> thank you. >> you're still here? i'm still here. so, start us off. allison mack, the story involving her. >> that's right, she's been charged with sex trafficking for her alleged role in that self-help group learning she is working on a plea deal and may be cooperating with prosecutors. she is due in court today. >> take my hand. >> reporter: she's the actress best known for playing a young superman's best friend on "smallville." >> i can explain later. i did what i had to do. >> reporter: but this morning, allison mack is due in court facing sex trafficking charges after being accused of involvement in helping to recruit women as alleged sex slaves for a secret sorority within an organization called nxivm based out of albany, new york. mack gave a testimonial for the group. >> when i first came i had on the surface something that seemed to be like the perfect life for a pretty good life. >> reporter: keith raniere, the leader of nxivm, is facing charges including sex trafficking and forced labor conspiracy related to that

secret sorority. raniere and mack seen together in this video. >> one would say authenticity is being as you are and expressing as you are. >> i don't know why. that makes me want to cry. it's beautiful. >> reporter: former member sarah edmondson say women were forced to sign confidentiality agreements and branded with the symbol incorporating raniere's initials without any anesthesia. >> it was a horror movie. it was the most inhumane horrific way to treat anybody. >> reporter: abc news obtaining documents showing mack now in talks for plea negotiations. an indictment against both mack and raniere says they knowingly and intentionally conspired to recruit, entice, harbor, patronize and solicit persons. it goes on to say they engaged in such acts knowing that means of force, threats of force, and coercion would be used

to cause such persons to engage in one or more commercial sex acts. in a letter posted last fall on nxivm's website, raniere said there is no merit to the els that we are abusing, coercing or harming individuals. these allegations are most disturbing to me as nonviolence is one of my most important values. he also said the sorority is not part of nxivm and i'm not associated with the group. actress catherine oxenberg, best known for her role in "dynasty," said her daughter told her she was branded by the group. >> he finally needs to be held accountable for every single woman and child that he's ever harmed, abused, exploited. >> reporter: now both mack and raniere are being held without bail. today's hearing will determine if bail will be granted for mack. robin, i know you have more. >> yes, we do. we'll bring in dan abrams. tell us why they would make a deal here. >> they must be talking to her about testifying against him. that's the way you do it. you work your way up in an organization like this and, remember, they think that she was a very senior member of this organization. now being held without bail

facing the possibility of up to life in prison. she's basically facing the same charges that he is as of today, so, if they're willing to cut a deal with her, it means they think that she's going to be the ticket to bringing him down and potentially for more charges. >> right, but we have to wait to see because as you said these are serious charges but could they be lenient toward her for a certain reason? >> yeah, i mean, look, i think they want to determine was she a victim, was she -- >> brainwashed. >> was she brainwashed, maybe. as a result, should she have less criminal responsibility than someone like him? or was she acting with sort of evil intent and this is one of those difficult things to sort out. but the fact that so quickly they're talking to her about a deal indicates to me, a, that they're willing to offer her a deal, probably to testify against him, and, b, that they're going to offer her some sort of leniency here. and you have to believe that they're going to view her to some degree as a victim.

>> how does celebrity play into all this? >> that was a recruiting tool allegedly. they basically say that she was using the fact that people knew who she was to sort of normalize the entire operation here. so that certainly came into play as well. it's just a bizarre, bizarre story. >> it is and as you said could be more charges we see against him. >> absolutely. >> thank you, dan, so much. michael. >> thank you, robin. coming up, the new amazon key app rolling out today allowing amazon to deliver packages into your car when you're not even there. we'll try it out with rebecca when we come back. when you can do it out there. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love, outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible and binge better.

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back now with that exclusive look at amazon's new service, delivering packages right into your car even when you're not there. rolls out today and abc's rebecca jarvis is here with our first look. what's going on, rebecca? >> that's right. they're on the path to world domination and starting today, you can download the amazon key app, link to your connected car, no additional hardware or devices needed, and amazon will make deliveries to your car for free if you're a prime member. here's how it works. first, they announced the drones then came in-home delivery. amazon technology letting a delivery person open your door and leave the goods inside. now this morning, the retail giant is revolutionizing the shopping game once again unveiling its new amazon key in-car delivery.

here's how it works. you place an order on amazon and select the in-car shipping option. the delivery person arrives, scans your package which automatically sends a signal through the cloud to unlock your car. >> so when i come back to my car, i unlock it, open the trunk and there is my package. the service launches today in 37 cities around the country and it's currently compatible with any 2015 or newer connected chevrolet, buick, gmc, cadillac or volvo, free to amazon's 100 million prime members. >> what amazon has done is that they have integrated themselves so much into that amazon customer's life that this is just one more step to make it easy to get their products. >> reporter: when amazon launched its in-home delivery service, it was understandably met with safety questions. after all, you're allowing a stranger to access your home.

despite those initial concerns, amazon tells abc news customers are rating their in-home deliveries positively with an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars in the amazon key app. and they say they're expecting the same with in-car delivery. >> what if someone hacks into that cloud? >> you know, security is one of the things that has been most important to us as we build this service and this has been run through a rigorous security review. >> reporter: customers get notifications each step of the and can choose to block delivery up until the package is in the car. so the morning of arrival you get the notification that says it's coming today between 11 and 3:00 p.m. >> that's right. right before the delivery driver shows up you get another notification that says, your vehicle is in the correct delivery area and we're going to be arriving soon. after it has been delivered you get a final notification. >> reporter: once the package is in the trunk, the driver must swipe the delivery app to lock your car before moving on to their next stop.

so, michael, to give you a sense for how this would work, amazon has a package delivery under way out here in times square. the driver shows up with the package. they scan the package. that sends a signal through the cloud to unlock the car. you saw the light blink there. that unlocked the car. they put the package inside the car and once they put the package inside the car and the car is relocked by that driver, you get a message to your app that the package has been delivered. it's safely in the car and the car is now locked. >> but what happens if your trunk is full, do they have access to the rest of the car. >> they have access to the entire car through this and say they'll start with the trunk. if the trunk is full, they'll go to the back seat and put it on the lower half of the backseat of the car so it's not sticking out for people to see. >> when amazon created this, what did they think would be used the most? >> a lot of people are concerned, obviously, about their deliveries showing up on

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back now with the fortnite craze. all the kids are playing it. more than 100 million around the world. it is breaking streaming records offering huge prize money and now mastering the game may even get you a college scholarship. >> what? >> that's what they're telling me. diane macedo will explain. >> so, my mom used to say video games would rot my brain, now it turns out they may help you pay for college. in the growing world of e-sports colleges are starting to recruit gamers like varsity athletes. one college is sweetening the deal for fortnite players with a scholarship worth thousands. it's the international video game phenomenon drawing in over 150 million players worldwide. fortnite, a battle royale of up to 100 players fighting it out to be the last one standing. if your kids aren't playing it they're probably watching it.

fortnite is now the most watched game on both youtube gaming and the streaming site twitch reportedly bringing in an estimated $126 million in february alone. its popularity is undeniable from rapper drake -- >> i got 5k donation if you get this dub right now. >> reporter: to professional athletes celebrating on the field with moves from the video game. >> what is that? >> well, he's the king of fortnit esh fortnite. >> reporter: parents and teachers worry about how much time their kids spend on the game now have something new to consider. fortnite might actually help your kids pay for college. ashland university in ohio is announcing it will offer scholarships for students who play fortnite starting next fall. >> for the first season we might not be the best but i'm pretty sure that by the end of it we're going to be one of the best. >> reporter: ashland is 1 of 66 u.s. colleges and universities that have joined the national association of esports since it started in 2016, recruiting players much like varsity

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good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." it's 7:56, and here's mike nicco with a look at your tuesday weather. >> hey, reggie. hi, everybody. we'll look at the exploratorium camera. a lot of low clouds around and on the water there will be afternoon sunshine. playing at the beaches will be great out day and no worries out exercising. temperatures will pull back to more manageable levels, 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, mid-70s to near 80 inland. tonight's temperatures mid-40s to low 50s with more cloud cover. check out sprinkles and drizzle and cool temperatures friday and saturday. sue? good morning. a couple motorcycle accidents. this is san jose northbound 101 past highway 87, blocking a lane of traffic there. you can see traffic's stacked up to the 680/280 junction.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. deadly van attack. new surveillance video shows the rampage, more than a mile long, in toronto. >> he just went on the sidewalk and just started hitting everybody. >> a driver mowed down people killing at least ten injuring 15 others, then a standoff with police. the killer now in custody and new reporting now about his possible motive. new overnight, former president george h.w. bush hospitalized just a day after his wife barbara's funeral, being treated for a dangerous infection that spread to his blood. we'll have the latest at this hour. the little prince. was this the first royal wave from the new little baby? kate leaving the hospital just hours after giving birth. her tribute to princess diana. 2-year-old charlotte's wave to the crowd and prince william

speaks out about being a dad to three. ♪ and get ready to laugh. adam sandler, chris rock here live, so is my wife ali wenworth. and she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] oh, how we love when ali is here on this show. >> yeah, it's right up there with halloween. >> celebrating your birthday on the show. oh my goodness, she has a great new book that is out and she will spend time with us at the breakfast table. >> on a five-second delay. >> you know what i love, you never know what she's going to say. it is the best thing for us. >> for you. >> we love it, though. >> there's a lot of excitement for ali to be here and a lot of excitement for the new royal baby. let's take a look, live look at

westminster abbey, the bells there ringing to celebrate his arrival. we'll have more on that coming up in the show. we'll start out with that deadly attack in toronto where a driver ran over ten people. at least ten are dead and the killer now in custody. want to go back to tom llamas on the scene. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning, again. the attack happened just behind me here on yonge street. you can hear helicopters still in the air. the investigation still ongoing. we've seen investigators collecting evidence nearly a day later. now, this attack happened at 1:30 during the lunch hour. eyewitnesses tell us it was absolute carnage. police say alek minassian turned a rental van into a killing machine, zigzagging from the street to the sidewalk, mowing down people, killing at least ten, and injuring 15 others. some of those fighting for their lives this morning. police then cornering him in a dramatic exchange caught on video. minassian mimicking he had a gun which he did not, acting like he was ready to fire on police.

that single officer with nerves of steel not firing his weapon taking him down and just moments ago we spoke with one survivor who literally had to be pulled out of the path from the van. here's what she told us. >> i just remember just being pulled away into the direction and then he accelerated and hit the lady and all i can envision is that vivid image of the lady being on top of his hood and then being thrown to the ground and then he ran over her as he plowed into the crowd. >> reporter: now, police still have no motive in this case and they have set up a hotline for tips. investigators want to figure out what compelled this man to do this. george. >> so horrific. okay, tom, thanks very much. robin. >> george, now to the latest on former president george h.w. bush hospitalized after an infection spread to his blood. this just one day after the funeral of his wife, barbara. in his first statement after his wife of 73 years passed away the former president said, the truth is, the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at the enforcer is lifting us all up. the enforcer is the family's

nickname for mrs. bush. and this morning, the 93-year-old former president, george h.w. bush is in the icu. his spokesperson says he is thankfully responding to treatments and we wish him well. >> thankfully is right. and now we'll go to a case of being in the right place at the right time. we see brave acts from firefighters every single day but even as minnesota's assistant fire chief dustin kalis didn't expect this a 3-month-old baby girl. her father seeing one way to save her life as the building they were in went up in flames dropping off her the balcony into kalis' arms. that hero praised her father for his bravery and he's a hero himself. take a left hand. >> obviously that moment he knew that's his last-ditch effort is to throw his child and himself jump over the railing down to us. so i'm just glad we were there to be able to help out. >> we were all glad he was there. both the father and the first

responder that came to that baby's rescue were so modest and both very, very brave and thankfully everyone is fine and the father, he was woken up by the baby's crying. yeah, so that saved both their lives. >> to toss that baby, oh, man. >> that decision but he thought that was the best thing to do and everything turned out, thank goodness. >> thank goodness is right. >> and coming up, everybody, everything we know about the new royal baby fifth in line to the throne in a comparison between new mom kate and princess diana. >> plus, we'll take you backstage at "american idol" as the top ten are revealed. what was going through their minds during their first live show? we'll talk about that. lara, what do you have upstairs? >> what do i have, robin? i have this. get ready to laugh, everybody, chris rock, adam sandler, ali complying. [ cheers and applause ] all of them are here. incredible audience so don't go anywhere. "gma" will be right back. [ applause ] of non-drowsy

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[ applause ] welcome back. we've got a wonderful audience here. we're facetiming during the commercial break. this young woman right here, she is in the army. we were facetiming with her mother. [ cheers and applause ] why not. tom, you had her up so why not? >> hi, mom. >> hi, mom. and hi to lara with "pop news." >> hi, robin. hi, george and michael and everybody in the audience. we'll begin with a chip off the old rock. the tiny little pebble if you

will in this photo posted by dwayne johnson. >> oh. >> welcoming tiana gia johnson. he writes, i was raised and surrounded by loving strong women all my life but after participating in baby tia's delivery it's hard to express the new level of love, respect and admiration i have for lauren and all mommas and women out there. she is the second child for dwayne and longtime love lauren hashian and wish the whole family all the best from your families at "gma." >> beautiful. congratulations. [ applause ] and music lovers, listen up. phenomenal news for prince fans. "variety" revealing a full new album of unreleased prince material is coming and soon. the caretakers of his estate say the music will come from a specific time in his ten-decade career but they won't reveal when that period is at this

point. please "little red corvette." please "little red corvette." after the success of last week's release of "nothing compares to you" and this never before seen of him in the studio from 1984, the prince team decided they should probably give the fans something else this year and so they will. this new album reportedly dropping september 28th. look for that. >> good. [ applause ] >> there is a lot. >> yeah, there is. prolific. prolific. and then finally actress sarah jessica parker in the news. she's made fashion a full-fledged second career and now she is launching her own bridal collection. the "sex and the city" star created a line of wedding dresses, body suit, skirts, jumpsuits and more all in an assortment of colors not just white and cream for a modern day wedding look. parker telling page 6 she intended on her line being usable outside of just that special occasion. i think that's a great idea. sjp also insisting on a large

range of sizes, making it easy for anyone to enjoy her designs. the bridal collection is called sjp by sara jessica parker bridal, comes out exclusively on gilt. and that's "pop news." >> we turn to our cover story, the most famous newborn in the world right now. the royal baby making his big debut so amy is back with more on the newest adorable little prince. >> the baby boy whose name has not yet been revealed is back at the palace this morning to bond with the rest of the royal family after making his first public debut. his first public appearance hours after being born, the 8 pound, 7 ounce prince making his debut about seven hours after his birth appearing to already give his first royal wave to the world. kate delivering the fifth heir to the throne at 11:01 monday morning. prince william seen leaving the hospital then returning shortly

after with 4-year-old george who was still in his school uniform and 2-year-old charlotte who waved to photographers the moment she got out of the car. the little princess even sneaking one last wave before entering the hospital. >> she seems very comfortable in the spotlight. she is certainly someone who seems to have taken to her royal role at a very early age. >> reporter: charlotte making history with the birth of her new baby brother. the first princess who will not be overtaken in the line of session to the throne by a younger brother. kate making headlines for leaving the hospital so soon after birth and in heels. >> she is the envy of women around the world that she's able to do that. i think it's testament to the fact she has a good medical team obviously looking after her well making sure the birth goes well. >> reporter: the newest royal baby wrapped in a while shawl just like his father prince william and his siblings prince george and princess charlotte when they were photographed on those very same steps of st. mary's hospital as newborns. the duchess wearing a red jenny packham dress with a white embroidered collar, an apparent

nod to princess diana who left the hospital in a similar red frock after giving birth to her second son, prince harry. kate also paid homage to her late mother-in-law back in 2013 after prince george's birth wearing a blue polka dot dress just like diana three decades earlier. >> it's a lovely gesture. it's lovely of her to choose to do something to make people think again of princess diana on such a happy day. >> reporter: as the couple left the hospital for kensington palace with their new baby in tow, prince william joked to reporters about the anxiety of now being a father of three. >> thrice worry now. three times the worry. >> reporter: the big question when will the baby's name be revealed? it took the royal couple two days after george and charlotte's births to announce their names. and this just in, the baby's aunt pippa middleton was just seen arriving at kensington palace to might her new nephew and the baby's grandfather, prince charles has just released a statement saying we are so pleased at the news. it is a great joy to have another grandchild. the only trouble is i don't know how i am going to keep up with them.

robin. >> all right, amy, we're so very happy for all of them. all right, jen, let's talk more about this. because a lot of people -- some people are like, oh, my gosh, seven hours? you've delivered 1500 babies and counting. >> yes, ma'am. >> how unusual is that? >> well, listen, if i were going home to a palace i'd want to get out of the hospital also. i think -- i think we have to distinguish here between the future queen of england and the average woman. it can be safe. the key is support and follow-up. a woman seven hours after delivery is still in the initial and acute stages of a major physiologic event, blood change, blood pressure, et cetera. as long as there's monitoring and support, this is not a situation where you're going to have a woman go home and start taking care of the other children. she is cooking her own meals, it's fine. >> the medical issues they pace. >> even though this happens every single day in all types of environments this is a major event so there are potential risks that we look out for in the first several hours and

days after delivery, most affect the mother but things like bleeding, infection, high blood pressure, depression, infection is said to happen 6% of times even after a normal delivery. depression, anywhere from 10 to 20%. so we follow the mom for those thing. >> are there different procedures over in the uk as opposed to having a child in the u.s.? >> there sure are. they are doing it right in great britain. they put a lot of the focus on the mom where we put a lot of the focus on the baby. so there is incredible support and standardized care so they do it the same exact way like a military submarine every single time. they use midwives over 50% of the time. so the mother is really supported not just during pregnancy and delivery but postpartum. >> okay, how many women especially when you saw her walk out with high heels, high heels seven hours -- that is what we're all -- >> right. >> whoo. wow. >> so, again, let's talk about the future queen and let's talk about the average woman. this is her job. i can't imagine anyone would want full hair and makeup, a

dress and heels but that's her job and, of course there's swelling, everyone has swollen ankles, hands and face after delivery. i'm sure she would rather be in flats and for the average woman, there's actually more swelling after delivery in the next couple of days and then it starts to go down but that's something also we keep a close eye on. that did not look fun for me at all. >> but she, bless her heart, she is -- her grace and everything and how she's handled everything -- >> we also have to say leaving the hospital so quickly is probably as much for the other new moms there as it is for herself. you know, she brings a lot of security and a lot of press, a lot of attention. she's probably being mindful of their privacy at this point and her security and privacy is better at the palace. >> i know exactly but also because you have to think about the other moms. that's their moment too for the other moms having babies. >> i'm sure she's thinking of them. >> thanks. george. >> we'll get the latest from "american idol." [ applause ] competition heating up just ten contestants left after last night's live show and our

cameras were backstage for all the excitement. eva pilgrim is here with that. >> good morning. hello top ten for the first time this season. america weighed in to help pick the singers who will continue on as the competition really heats up. >> you have made it into the top ten. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're in the top ten, congratulations. >> reporter: meet your top ten. >> you better start moving into that top ten. you made it. >> to know we made it this far is just like -- it's unbelievable. it is so surreal and so unbelievable. >> reporter: america finally getting a chance to speak its mind. >> because you are in the top ten. >> reporter: voting to keep maddie, cade, gaby, michael, and katie alive. leaving five more slots for the judges to fill. ♪ but after ada's showstopping powerhouse performance of "and i am telling you i'm not going",

judges lionel, katy and luke making an executive decision. >> ada. [ applause ] >> reporter: saving her right on the spot. ada reflecting on the moment backstage. >> my stars aligned. it felt right. and i delivered the performance i needed to deliver. >> reporter: the judges also using their judicial powers to save michelle, jurnee and dennis. [ applause ] >> thank you, lionel, thank you, katy, thank you, luke. >> reporter: it was good-bye for four "idol" hopefuls including heartthrob garrett who says he still feels like he has something to prove. >> i wanted to show that, you know, i'm not just a heartthrob. being a heartthrob is great but i can sing and i have a voice and i want to share it so that's what i wanted to do tonight. >> reporter: i'm laughing because that's a terrible problem to have. starting next sunday for the first time ever in american reality tv competition people on both coasts can vote across time

zones for their favorites all at the same time and we will find out the results in realtime at the end of the show. >> that is all coming up sunday. thanks, eva. let's go over to rob. >> george, good morning, everybody. it's time now to celebrate the end of the ski season. your "gma" moment brought to you by or at least coming from breckenridge, the breck plunge at the base of peak 8. they fill that puppy up with water, ice cold water. some get through it. some don't. oven it's about the costume, of course style points. this guy had a cape on at some point and stomps the landing. yes. great fun there. closing day was sunday, a lot of ski resorts. oh, goodness. kind of a cross between winter and summer. let's hear it for beach season. we want that to come around soon.

[ applause ] now a possible solution to a growing problem, millions of american children face every single say struggling to keep up with their schoolwork. many of them don't have high speed internet access at home. but now google says they have an answer. in a rural community of clarksville, tennessee, the school bus ride is shifting into the future. in this remote town, some students begin their day well before dawn. >> my alarm goes off around 4:45. it's very hard to get up because the sunlight is not even out. >> reporter: their commute up to

an hour and a half each way, valuable time once wasted until now. >> normally i just talk but now we have wi-fi so i just do my homework. >> reporter: enter the rolling study hall. google's program to turn travel time into study time, providing kids with laptops and equipping school buses with onboard wi-fi. essential but sometimes inaccessible tools for the web-based homework assignments. >> many of our students come in from a long distance and some of them don't have internet access in their homes. one of the sayings you'll hear in many of our schools is every minute matters. ♪ >> reporter: on the road, that web use limited to just schoolwork and just like any study hall, a teacher to help keep the students on track. >> open your classroom back up. >> having the google bus makes people more productive so when they get back to school they can't say i don't have wi-fi at home because you have wi-fi on the bus. don't lie.

>> reporter: but perhaps nobody loves it more than the bus driver. >> before they were throwing paper wads and horseplaying and now they are content with their wi-fi. it makes it where i can keep completely focused on the road. it is just a safer ride for the children. >> reporter: clarksville, one of three school districts to receive the google upgrade. >> what we've seen from the initial report, more curiosity when they get to school, more confidence when they enter a classroom. >> reporter: experts say the program could help level the playing field. >> allowing kids access to information and making sure kids have access to the same kind of technology that kids all over the country might be able to utilize. >> reporter: for students like nathaniel it means more free time to just be a kid. >> when i get home i don't have to do my homework. i can play around with the animals. just have fun. [ applause ] >> great idea. nice for the kids. google has just announced plans

to roll out this program in 13 more school districts and those will be up and running by the fall. and microsoft, they're also in the school business looking to expand a similar program so kid, look out, your daily commute is in for some big, big time changes. >> study hall, fabulous. >> this former school bus driver approves. >> i keep forgetting you were a school bus driver. how cool is that. robin roberts drove me to school. >> before wi-fi. >> before wi-fi. coming up, the moment george has been waiting for. his wife ali is here with some great stories and advice from her new book. plus, chris rock and adam sandler are here live. [ applause ]

good morning. i'm jessica castro from "abc7 mornings." and happening today, more than 5,000 people expected at the professional business women of california conference here in san francisco. and abc7 news a proud sponsor of the event, was at the moscone center last night on the eve of the sold-out conference. the theme this year is stand up, lift up. actress ashley judd is one of the main speakers, and we'll have much more on our midday news, or come by, stop by and say hello. now let's check traffic with sue hall. >> good morning, sue. good morning, everyone. let's head to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were on at 5:23 this morning. carpoolers just whizzing right by at the limit. otherwise, you're waiting for about 12 to 15 minutes. we still have this accident down

southbound 880 near thornton, so heads-up there. and 101 past 87. >> sue, thank you. and meteorologist mike nicco has

hi, there! looks a lot like summer outside, doesn't it? look at the marine layer of clouds. that's going to move back to the coast. the ferry and mass transit and everything's pretty good. temperatures right now mainly in the low to a few upper 50s out

there on a way to a warmer than average day, just not as warm as yesterday. jessica? >> we'll welcome back to "gma." it's great to have you guys in here with us this morning. thank you guys for joining us on this tuesday morning. [ applause ] >> you know what's so evil about this is how much you all love how uncomfortable i am right now. you should feel the tension up on this table right now. >> not for us. >> all because my wife ali wenworth is about to come out. brand-new book "go ask ali." please welcome ali wenworth. [ applause ] >> hi. >> hi.

>> it's been too long. >> i know. i know. >> hi, gorgeous. >> how are you? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> have a seat. >> oh, the gang is all here. >> all is right in the world. >> the girls are wearing bright colors. happy spring. >> happy spring. >> i get to kick this all off. >> oh, good lord. >> yeah, that's right. and this is a serious question because this is ali's fourth or fifth book. >> way to know me. it's my fourth. >> well, it depends if you count the cookbook. anyway -- the fourth book -- [ laughter ] >> great start. >> this is going well. >> every other book i'm allowed to read the chapters as they're being written. >> yeah. >> i saw this one in hard cover. >> oh, we're going to do this on national television? [ laughter ] it's a very -- it's a very simple thing. we need to -- for our marriage

to work, we need to stay in our lanes, right? so i don't need you reading a galley and going, you know what would be really funny, right? >> you don't do -- >> i don't say you should ask comey would he go for betty or veronica. so you do your thing and i'll do mine. >> george, i'm going to save you because i'm going to ask the questions now. but it does work for you. you guys have been married 16 years. >> yes. >> 16 years. [ applause ] and you guys, "people" magazine, i got it, opened it and i read -- this is the only thing i read in that whole magazine. >> well, thank you, michael. >> i was so interested. you say you guys are happily married. what is the secret? >> oh. what is the secret? i'm always right and he's always wrong. [ laughter ] i think -- i think it's hard for him in some ways because i'm a lingerie model and i'm all about, you know, being sexy

and -- but he's very smart. sometimes. although i had to write all his comey questions and he didn't know where the middle east was until i showed him on the map but -- no, i think humor. i think we have -- we are hot for each other. i think that helps. >> we did read about that. >> yes. >> we had a whole segment on "gma" -- >> by the way, there's nothing wrong with that. chris rock even said to me, you're a married couple and you have an active physical life, that's a great thing. i am not ashamed of it. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's nothing to be ashamed of. >> there's nothing to be ashamed of. it's 8:30 in the morning all across the country. >> you do handle things differently like the rocky flight. rocky flight you all had. >> yes, we were flying to nantucket and there was a lightning storm and the plane was literally going like -- and my daughter -- we all thought we

were going to die. i was trying to calm everybody down the back of the plane but when you dip very quickly, i would say, we're going to die! oh, no, we're good, we're good, we're good. so i just see his back the whole time and i thought, well, he's -- he's probably totally freaked out so i threw a pen at the back of his head and nothing happened. >> not threw. you speared a pen. >> i darted a pen and then i realized he was meditating while we were going down. mode tateing. would i do downward facing dog on a runaway train? no. i was like where is -- where are the life jackets, where are the things? he's meditating. >> we're here today. >> oh, you're so zen. i get it. >> but, ali, you do reveal in the book and maybe this is why she didn't want you to see it, that you're fully -- you come clean that you have a boyfriend. >> ooh. >> i do. well, let's be honest that's a secret to a great marriage. [ laughter ] i think that petco should have a peri-menopause adoption day because i don't know why women,

you know, after years of marriage go out and have an affair or do rejuvenation. get a dog. [ applause ] get a dog. you have dogs. you have dogs. >> yes. >> they are -- it's unconditional love. >> this is the love -- the other love of your life. >> that george calls my boyfriend. >> he is your boyfriend. >> he is. as soon as george leaves in the morning, guess who gets in bed with me. and doesn't ask for anything. [ laughter ] really. he gets canned food. i wish i could just give george canned food. he wouldn't give me a hard time. all joking aside i really believe that. >> oh, my god. >> i think in our senior years it's nice to have a dog. >> unconditional love. >> unconditional love. >> he doesn't lick my face. >> like why do you think -- people do come to you for advice. what do you think it is about your -- >> it's mostly because of my chocolate chip cookie dough. i'm not going to lie, but i

think somehow i have pretended to be some kind of therapist in a way and so people -- i'm not saying it's good advice but they come over. and i sort of, you know, make things up and they sound kind of interesting but this is not a dear abby book. this book is based on all the mistakes i've made so i'm trying to save you from making a lot of the mistakes i've made. which i'm sure he could write a trilogy about. but starting with this morning, but it's more about that. it's more about, you know -- then there's cautionary tales. i have had three friends that have lost their husbands to the sexy babysitter. and my feeling is, don't hire a hot babysitter. you don't -- you don't go to a bakery when you're on a diet, right? i just don't understand that. >> basic advice that you give us, that's why we ask you, ali. >> it's basic but people don't always get it.

i don't need that in my house. >> now we thought we'd put your skills to good use. i'm speechless over here. >> which skills are we talking about? >> your advice skills. we have some audience members here and have questions. we'll start out with amber in the front row. >> hi. >> hi. so, my husband -- [ applause ] my husband refuses to help with the laundry. >> your husband refuses to help with the laundry? >> how would you recommend i go about getting him help a little bit more? >> he does the laundry. he better make up for it in other areas like he should know how to build a bench or paint a bathroom or change a lightbulb would even be great. does he do any of that stuff? >> he does. >> okay. >> all right. >> you're doing great. >> so don't -- at least you get a machine. i have to go to the rocks and do it. you're luckier than most people. >> i guess perspective.

>> and now laura. >> where's laura? >> right here. >> hi, ali. how are you? >> i'm good. >> good. i recently found out my son has a secret instagram account. how can i handle that and still be the cool mom? >> oh, don't get me started on instagram. don't get me started. because our girls are on instagram. it has to be private. is it private? >> yes. >> what's on it? is it dirty or -- >> is it finsta? >> george said is it finsta. basically you have to say to him, everything you put out there in the ether is always going to be out there. colleges look at social media. that's what scared our kids. our daughter was like, what? i was like, yeah, social media, they look at everything. so no more click, let me see if it's a mole. none of that. i would scare -- i like a scare tactic, you know, like, you know, my kids' sex education, we show a photo book of stds and

that scares them. >> i like it. >> this is all very good advice. >> very good advice. [ applause ] >> you never disappoint, ali wentworth. >> thank you. >> never. >> that's what he said. >> and, george, i was supposed to read this but i don't think i can. >> "go ask ali" out everywhere today and all of the audience, you all get a copy. [ applause ]

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[ applause ] we're back now on "gma." we have two great guests, they need no introduction, i see them back there making each other laugh. >> please give it up for the funniest men in showbiz, chris rock and adam sandler. [ applause ] >> my man, my man. look at this. >> i stepped it up. >> hey. >> hey. >> hello. sit on down. >> hi, everybody. >> looks like you got a little sun. >> i was in hawaii like a week or two ago. >> didn't call me.

[ laughter ] >> reunited and it feels so good. >> yes. >> you guys on the screen. let's tell everybody. you are the father of the bride. >> yes. >> you are the father of the groom. >> yes. >> anything and everything that can go wrong goes wrong leading up to the wedding. >> sure. >> is that pretty much it? >> that is pretty much it. [ laughter ] >> collaborate -- >> pretty much it. >> no, it is -- it basically -- the story is it's my father and mom, they used to do these bar mitzvahs and weddings and have everyone drive in. we lived in new hampshire and had all relatives from new york and they'd all come and stay at the house and the house would get packed and there would be, you know, some bickering and it's basically like the week of the event and people -- the ins and outs and fighting and fun and love and that kind of stuff throughout the week. >> pressure. pressure time.

>> yes. >> yeah, yeah. >> but i have to say, i love seeing you guys on screen together. you guys have been working many movies together but have to go back to "the longest yard" you've seen each other on screen so much like that. what is it like working together so much again? >> it's fun -- this guy is the funniest guy i know, hardest worker i know, i mean next to michael strahan. >> thank you. thank you. thank you, chris. i appreciate you. >> michael walks out, garbage men are like, get some rest! [ applause ] >> so good. >> that's how many jobs michael strahan has. >> i still don't work as hard as you guys. >> oh, come on. >> you've known each other for over 30 year. >> yes. >> what is the most surprising thing you found out about each other? >> capricorn? >> no.

[ laughter ] >> can you tell it on air? that's the question? >> oh, man. >> we know it all about each other. no big surprises anymore. but i just have always loved rock, always loved being with him. it's always nice to have somebody you can tell everything to and that's it. great man. >> stuck with me through everything. [ applause ] >> "snl." >> back in the '80s when i was a woman. [ laughter ] >> so now you're not -- you say neither one of you are surprised by each other and we're not surprised this is going to be a lot of fun, a lot of laughs. we're going to take a quick look right now. this is a clip from "the week of" with chris rock and adam sandler. >> watch the hands. >> i don't want to hurt the hands. let go. let go. >> hello. i'm at the plaza. >> that's all good. we can cancel that. >> i'm sorry?

>> okay. >> cancel it. >> thanks for all your help. >> oh. >> sorry, pal, had to. >> i don't sound like that. >> you do a little. [ applause ] >> i love to see you all watching it. >> i know that irritates him a little bit so that felt good. [ laughter ] >> does that irritate you? >> yes, i don't sound like that. not at all. not at all. >> you co-wrote this. >> yes. >> any of it based on real-life events? >> it's kind of like -- i steal from -- robert smigel and i wrote this and we steal from our families and from stuff we've seen before from other people and it's just -- but it really is just family together is guaranteed funny and fighting and whatever. that's what the movie is. >> yeah. >> you both have beautiful children including daughters. how do you think you guys will be as the father of the bride? >> oh man. >> can you imagine these two? >> yeah, yeah.

>> that would be great. it's like now she's yours. [ laughter and applause ] >> i can't wait. i'm going to tip him like a valet. >> no, no. >> not you, adam. >> no, no, no. it's going to be very difficult but, yeah, no, my wife, we watch the movie at the premiere last night and it's very -- my character is having a hard time saying good-bye because he's like he's just very close with his daughter and we're watching it and towards the end my wife leans over and just goes, you really will have to let go one day, so just -- she's like -- so i know she goes, it'll be a good thing. it'll be a good thing you. >> you got some time. >> we got plenty of time with you.

we will say this, "the week of" is out friday on netflix. >> netflix. >> we'll have much more with these two next. let's go outside to rob. >> all right, michael, from adam and chris, to chrissy teigen who tweeted out of l.a. her allergies are killing her and asking if anybody is suffering. the grass is high out there in los angeles across the southern tier and trees are beginning to creep up to the north. 'tis the season for allergies and this >> all right. coming up on "gma" more fun with chris rock and adam sandler. we're putting their wedding toast skills to the test. stay right there. test. stay right there. "gma's" pollen report

[ applause ] back now with the incredible adam sandler and chris rock. we have a challenge and gave it a special name called rock, paper, sandler. a spin on the classic game where the loser of each round will have to complete a wedding challenge in the spirit of their new movie "the week of," the best out of three wins. gentlemen, are you ready? >> we are ready. >> okay, here we go. >> rock, paper, sandler. >> you got it. shoot. >> rock, paper, sandler, shoot. >> what is that? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> rock, paper, sandler. >> i got to say the name. >> chris may have a broken scissor or single sheet of paper. >> rock, paper, sandler, shoot.

>> oh, he just said -- you won. sandler won. [ applause ] >> adam, won. got to ask chris. >> your daughter is trying on a wedding dress that is way too provocative, sexy. make her change her mind. >> whoa. how do i make her change her mind? the only way you get your child to change their mind is to say it looks good. >> oh. >> i like that. >> all right. >> that's lovely. [ laughter ] rock, paper, sandler, shoot. >> paper. >> he got you, chris won, you're up, adam. time for round two. here we go. here we go. the best man has had one too many and can't deliver his speech. help him out. >> cancel the wedding. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> all right.

we got time for one more. we got time for one more. this will break the tie. okay, rock, paper, sandler. rock, paper, sandler, shoot. >> rock, paper -- >> rock. oh, you win again. rock won that time. >> okay, so he's the winner. >> i don't know what -- >> just ask the question. >> i don't know anything. >> you're the wedding singer. what would you sing -- >> "always and forever." "always and forever". >> "always and forever" just like these two and their friendship. netflix "the week of" out on friday.

what were you saying, rob? >> well done with your wife ali. she was fantastic. >> you got it. great to have chris rock and adam sandler here. thanks for watching, everybody. k and adam sandler here. thanks for watching, everybody.

good morning. i'm jessica castro from "abc7 mornings." let's check in with mike nicco and take a look at our weather. hi, mike. >> hey, jessica! hi, everybody. looks like summer out there with the low clouds, but they'll pull back to sunshine everywhere but the beaches today where it's going to be mainly gray. this is going to take our temperatures down a little bit. mid-to-upper 60s along the coast, low to mid-70s around the bay, mid-70s to near 80 inland. and temperatures just keep getting cooler with a chance of sprinkles and drizzle friday and saturday. sue? >> we've got a severe traffic alert in petaluma. it's not on the main freeway, but it is highway 116 lakeville. that's browns and south mcdowell. all lanes are shut down. purple in the traffic world is never a good thing, so find an alternate route. once again, lakeville highway between browns and south mcdowell shut down. no estimated time of opening. >> heads-up if you're heading out the door there. thanks, sue.

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