you can see some golden light. >> "good morning america" starts right now. good morning, america. breaking news. the three american prisoners held captive in north korea released by kim jong-un now back on american soil. >> we're starting off on a new footing. this is a wonderful thing. that he released the folks early. >> a hero's welcome from president trump and the first lady overnight. what life was like in captivity and what the president is hoping for next. tornado alert. reported twisters flattening buildings across the midwest. now that severe weather is on the move. washington, philadelphia and new york in its path. the woman accusing tom brokaw of sexual harassment now one-on-one telling her story. what she's saying about brokaw's blistering attack calling her a character assassin. abc news exclusive. the hero southwest pilots who landed this plane after an engine exploded.

now taking us inside those terrifying moments. >> did you worry you might not make it? >> the interview only on "gma" this morning. and too close for comfort. a kayaker in the water. a giant great white shark right there. the scramble to get back into the boat. and good morning, america. let's take a look. there they are, those three american prisoners held captive in north korea. that is the moment they came back to the united states. >> annd they were greeted by president trump and the first lady overnight. flashing signs, peace signs as they left the plane saying it was like a dream to be back home in america. >> i bet it was. and the president also sharing this video, a look inside the plane as they met for the first time. that was quite a moment. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has

the latest, joins us from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin, it could not have been more dramatic. in the middle of the night, the president and first lady traveling to joint base andrews and boarding that plane that brought the americans home to freedom. it was a remarkable reception. just after 3:00 a.m., the three american prisoners released from north korea stepped out of that plane and into a made for tv moment produced by the president himself. a flash of victory sign. a cheer from the airmen at joint base andrews and they were home. one saying, "it's like a dream." >> this is a special night for these three really great people. >> reporter: awaiting them on the tarmac, vice president pence, and secretary of state mike pompeo, who helped secure the release of the prisoners with north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> we're starting off on a new

footing. this is a wonderful thing that he released the folks early. that was a big thing. very important to me. >> reporter: the president thanking kim effusively for releasing the men ahead of the upcoming summit. >> we want to thank kim jong-un who really was excellent to these three incredible people. he was nice in letting them go before the meeting. frankly, we didn't think this was going to happen and it did. >> reporter: two of the three americans of korean descent had been held since last year, one since 2015. the release clears one last obstacle for that historic summit, the president sounding optimistic. >> my proudest achievement will be -- this is a part of it, but will be when we denuclearize that entire peninsula. we have the location set and we will see if we can do something that people did not think was

going to happen for many, many years. >> reporter: the president says the location of the summit will be revealed in the next few days, surprisingly, it will not be on the dmz as the president had earlier hinted. as for those three americans, they have been taken to walter reed for further evaluation and medical treatment. but all appear to be in good health. george. >> let's hope that is true. okay, martha, thanks very much. our chief white house correspondent jon karl was on the tarmac and asked the president why he thinks kim jong-un decided to free the prisoners. >> reporter: mr. president, why do you think he decided to free these prisoners? >> say it. >> reporter: why do you think he decided to free these prisoners? >> i really think he wants to do something. i think he did this because i really think he wants to do something and bring the country into the real world. i really believe that, jon, and i think that we're going to have a success. >> and jon joins us now.

jon, what a different view of kim jong-un from those early days in the administration. >> reporter: i thought it was remarkable. because he was saying that he really believes that kim jong-un, somebody who he not long ago, had called a madman, that he really believes not simply that he can get a nuclear deal with him, but that he believes that he wants to fundamentally, radically change north korea. i pressed the vice president on that shortly after those prisoners got off the plane out there at andrews air force base. you were out there. >> i was. >> with those prisoners just as they set foot on american soil again. how are they? i mean, how were they treated? >> well, we'll see. they're at walter reed hospital now getting medical attention they received all on the way back but to see them come out on the platform with president trump and the first lady, to see the joy on their faces, and to be able to greet them on the tarmac was really one of the greatest joys of my life.

>> one of those three prisoners had spent three years. >> right. >> in hard labor in north korea. >> it's -- >> what's your sense of how he's doing and then to come out to this scene? >> it's heartbreaking to think of it. in fact, the secretary of state told me that when the plane refueled in anchorage, one of the detainees asked to go outside the plane because he hadn't seen daylight in a very long time, but as they came down the stairs, the joy on their faces, their appreciation for the people of the united states, for their countrymen, for the president and, frankly, their gratitude to god was deeply moving. the first words that they said to us were -- were thank you and

thank you for your prayers. >> this comes after mike pompeo now secretary of state's second trip. >> right. >> to north korea. second meeting with kim jong-un. those photographs, the two of them are all smiles, it's almost -- i mean it's remarkable, surreal. big, enthusiastic handshake like they're old friends. how is that possible? you yourself have described kim jong-un as one of the most brutal dictators on the planet. >> well -- >> how all the smiles now? >> well, what you're seeing is diplomacy, but diplomacy that has followed the united states of america speaking truth. it will no longer tolerate the path that north korea's been on with regard to nuclear missiles. what's different today is that the united states has offered no concessions, nothing in exchange, and yet, we do see like this remarkable moment of three americans coming home and the commitments being made by kim jong-un. we see signs that this may be different and it's all a result

of president trump's leadership. >> the president called kim jong-un a madman. was the president wrong back then or is he a madman? >> well, we're seeing hopeful signs from kim jong-un that he is prepared to embrace complete de-nuclearization. that's his words, but president trump found a way to communicate in terms i believe that kim jong-un could finally hear. he could hear that this president was serious about achieving the objective that has eluded the community for a quarter of a century, that is, the full de-nuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> reporter: while the president and vice president sound hopeful and talk about peace when it comes to north korea, the tone regarding iran is strikingly different. the president just yesterday warned that there would be severe consequences if iran were to restart its nuclear program. i asked the vice president if that meant that the president is

willing to go to war to stop iran from getting a bomb. he didn't answer directly. what he said, though, george, was, the united states of america will not permit iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. it sure sounded like a threat of military action. >> and it sure does, and, jon, it is striking both the vice president and the president seem to believe that kim jong-un might completely de-nuclearize? >> reporter: that he might completely denuclearize, essentially, george, there might be a transformational historical figure. it's really an amazing turnaround, how they view that man. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. robin? on the heels of that rising tensions in the middle east. israel and iran attacking each other overnight. israel claiming iran began with iran launching missiles toward its troops in what would be the first direct attack from iran on israel. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is tracking all of this for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: that's right, robin, good morning. this is a dramatic escalation in

a dangerous confrontation between those two mortal enemies, iran and israel, and it all unfolded overnight. first, iranian forces as you say inside syria fired 20 rockets into the israeli-controlled golan heights. they targeted israeli military positions. over months iran and israel have been fighting a shadow war inside syria, but israel says this is the first time iran which has had thousands of troops to syria to prop up the regime of bashar al assad has directly attacked across the border. officials say there were no casualties and in response israel then launched its biggest attack in syria since 1974. 28 f-15s and f-16s, fired more than 60 missiles striking dozens of iranian military targets in syria. israel says weapons depots and intelligence sites were among those targets. this morning, the israeli defense minister issued a sharp warning, he said, any attack across that border will be answered. he's declared that if it rains

in israel, it will pour in syria, robin. >> and as we know, terry, this comes on the heels of the president pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. so israel was concerned about this type of escalation, were they not? >> reporter: that's right. and this certainly looks like a reaction from the iranian regime to president trump's decision. a reaction that israel warns could bring the whole region closer to the brink of an all-out war. robin? >> we don't want that. all right. terry, thank you. back home now and the latest on michael cohen. the president's former lawyer is fighting back against stormy daniels' lawyer, fighting back after new questions were raised about the millions he was paid by companies would want help with the trump administration. he is demanding action against the leaks and attacking michael avenatti for getting some facts wrong. >> reporter: that's exactly right, george. it looks like several companies wanted to get into business with cohen to possibly capitalize on his long relationship with the president. this as cohen's lawyers are disputing some of the

transactions being linked to their client saying, the lawyer who released them, stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti, has made numerous mistakes. this morning, the treasury department launching an investigation into the possibility financial records tied to the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, may have been illegally leaked. >> any response to avenatti? >> his document is inaccurate. >> reporter: cohen responding to questions about stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti who posted some financial details about a company cohen started shortly before the election, essential consultants. avenatti alleges cohen used that same shell company to facilitate the daniels payment in a hush agreement but also for a consulting practice that had transactions totaling at least $4 million shortly before the election into 2018. among the web of companies that hired cohen, at&t, which allegedly paid him at least $200,000 and has a major merger pending before the justice department.

the company says they paid to get, quote, insights into understanding the new administration. pharmaceutical giant novartis acknowledges they paid cohen $1.2 million. a company spokesman says they were promised, quote, access to the new administration, also potentially troubling for cohen, $500,000 avenatti said cohen received from columbus nova, a company with deep ties to putin ally viktor vekselberg, a russian billionaire who reportedly attended the trump inauguration and according to "the new york times" was questioned by the mueller team. >> now you have the right hand of the president, right hand of mr. trump, all of a sudden, starts taking all of this money from all of these multinational corporations for god knows what and the american people deserve to know what it was for. >> reporter: now, columbus nova tells abc news it hired cohen as a business consultant for possible real estate deals but it says it had nothing to do with vekselberg. as for those alleged mistakes by

avenatti, cohen's attorney says he published several transactions linking them to a michael cohen but it's a different michael cohen, not the president's attorney. avenatti for his part is characterizing what he put out as being 99% right. >> but those transactions were a different michael cohen. >> a different michael cohen. thank you very much. michael? now to growing concerns about the volcano emergency in hawaii. geologists warning more explosive eruptions could be coming, sending boulders and ash flying to an area already so devastated. abc's kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, we're getting a closer look at some of the homes in the path of the kilauea volcano eruption where lava has poured into the streets for the past week, scorching houses and yards like this one. over a dozen fissures have emerged over the last few days and on wednesday, an explosive eruption sending a torrent of ash into the sky. our marci gonzalez was there. >> oh, my goodness, that is just remarkable.

>> reporter: in recent years the volcano has been sending lava into hard-to-reach areas along the coastline, but in the last week, more than 15 vents have burst open releasing lava, gas and steam inside residential neighborhoods. this right here is the biggest lava flow in leilani estates. this is the one that continued on for about a half mile and as you fly over it, you can see it has taken down power poles and changed the entire landscape of this neighborhood. underneath some 15 feet of lava rock is homes and cars. there is no sign of how far the lava will spread or when the eruption will stop. police are now going door to door to evacuate residents near two new volcano vents. >> we hope that within, you know, weeks, a month maybe that we'll be back in here. >> reporter: and all of that toxic volcanic gas spreading for more than 60 miles. it's posing potentially deadly risk to everyone in the evacuation zone, especially to

the elderly and those with breathing problems. >> it's really thick and it makes your eyes water, your throat hurts. everything hurts, so your lungs literally ache, so you got to just run. >> reporter: geologists are very concerned that kilauea could erupt violently in the coming days. they say this happens when the lava lake drops low enough to react with the groundwater. it could throw boulders out the size of cars. michael. >> all right, thank you so much, kayna. i'm sure that's news no one wants to hear. now we're going to go to our exclusive with the hero pilots who landed that southwest jet after its engine exploded. they sat down with martha raddatz for their first interview to talk about those harrowing moments. >> describe to me the moment when you heard that bang, what kind of bang, what went through your mind. >> it was rather radical and it yawed and then it began its own descent. >> we were passing through about

32,000 feet when we had a large bang and a rapid decompression. >> reporter: during those few minutes when you didn't know how it would end, did you worry you might not make it? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> no. as long as you altitude and ideas you're okay. we had both so -- >> thank goodness they had altitude and ideas. >> yeah. >> real heroes right there. you can see the full interview on "20/20" tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> still so remarkable how they were able to keep control that plane. now to ginger, tornadoes reported in the midwest. moving east. >> yes, coming right here actually down through philadelphia. i'll show you that in a moment. first, we start with that funnel and then tornadoes reported between madison and milwaukee, wisconsin, that low had a lot of power with it. you can see the damage that it

left behind. also images coming out of fennimore, wisconsin, so you know the power of what is to come. that same jet stream, that same low going to track a couple of cold fronts across from binghamton to parts of new york down through philadelphia, maryland, delaware, into virginia, all have the potential for not just damaging wind, but we have seen it do this tornado, so it could do that again today. your local weather in 30 seconds, but first, the stormy cities brought to you by prudential. hi there, i'm abc 7 news

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but he did make it back and is uninjured. >> a good story. >> thank goodness for that. we'll move on now to my interview with linda vester accusing tom brokaw of sexual harassment. she is speaking out as nbc releases the results of its internal investigation into former "today" anchor matt lauer and will hear from her after linsey davis brings us the latest. >> reporter: it was a five-month investigation conducted by people in-house consisting of 68 interviews and suggests there was no evidence that management was aware of allegations of sexual misconduct by matt lauer, but just last month another accuser brought tom brokaw into the fray alleging he sexually harassed her decades ago. nbc now revealing the findings of its own internal investigation spurred by anchor matt lauer's stunning fall from grace. >> matt lauer has been terminated from nbc news. >> reporter: the conclusion, that a culture of sexual harassment does not exist in its

news division but saying, the company will do more with new policies in place to ensure all employees feel comfortable reporting concerns and do not fear retaliation if they do. retaliation is exactly what linda vester says she experienced just last month saying she was taken aback by tom brokaw's vehemence. and spitefulness after she accused the news icon of sexually assaulting her or harassing her on three occasions. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with tom brokaw. >> reporter: brokaw was once the face of the network. vester claims when she was a young correspond brokaw grabbed and tickled her in an nbc conference room telling "variety" on two separate occasions he tried to physically force her to kiss him, even showing up to her hotel room uninvited. >> he leans over with his index finger and puts it on my mouth to silence me and says, this is our compact. and at that point he took the

same hand, reached behind my head and tried to force me to kiss him. >> reporter: the now 78-year-old vehemently denies the allegations equating them to a drive-by shooting saying in a statement, i met with linda vester on two occasions, both at her request 23 years ago because she wanted advice with respect to her career at nbc. i made no romantic overtures towards her at that time or any other, and then in a blistering e-mail to sent to colleagues he added, i am angry, hurt and unmoored from what i thought would be the final passage of my life and career saying it was vester who invited him to her hotel room. i should not have gone, he wrote, but i emphatically did not verbally and physically attack her, going on to call vester a character assassin, subsequently more than 60 women including journalist rachel maddow and maria shriver signed a letter vouching for the former anchor saying that they know brokaw to be a man of tremendous decency and integrity. according to nbc's internal

report, the women who accused lauer confirm they did not tell anyone in a position of power. about their sexual encounters with lauer. the report never mentions any allegations against tom brokaw. >> okay, thanks. i did speak with linda and asked her about that response from brokaw. tom brokaw is pretty angry. he says he was ambushed, says he was perpwalked. what is your response? >> well, i expected a denial. that is what harassers generally do. what i didn't expect was such a personal attack and what i'm concerned about is the message that that sends to women inside nbc news about whether or not they are safe to report somebody who is powerful if they get that kind of backlash. >> in that letter he describes you as a colleague who has trouble with the truth. are you absolutely convinced that everything you remember about that incident, those incidents with tom brokaw are what happened? >> george, my memory of those incidents is crystal clear. the notes that i took immediately afterward are

crystal clear. >> why not at the time say something to others at nbc in management? >> let me paint a picture of what it was like inside nbc news when this happened. i was a young reporter, just getting started. tom brokaw was the most powerful man at the network, so the idea that i could go forward to management and say that i had been assaulted by the most powerful man at the network and a major moneymaker, well, that just wasn't going to get heard. there was hr but hr was not considered in any way a place where you could go with a complaint about sexual harassment. it was considered a place where you went if your paycheck went to the wrong address and so, for many reasons, i felt it was unsafe to go to nbc and i never felt safe at nbc news again. >> have they called you since this happened? >> yes, they called my attorney and said they would like to talk to me and our answer is, as soon as nbc news or nbc universal hires outside counsel to do a proper, thorough investigation,

i will be glad to sit down. >> you don't trust them to investigate this themselves? >> well, i mean i think it's common sense. you can't investigate yourself. you just can't. there's an internal bias. that's how it works, so you have to have outside counsel. >> as you know a lot of women at nbc news have come forward, some 60 women, some of the highest profile women at the network have come forward in support of tom brokaw, in support of his reputation as a colleague of integrity and decency. >> right, and i support everyone's right to defend a friend, i believe in that. but what concerns me is the message that that petition may have actually sent, the fact that that petition was sent around internally to employees could be viewed by many as intimidation, as pressure, not to report any misconduct. what would be really helpful is if those women, the high-profile

women especially would collectively use their voices to call on nbcuniversal to hire outside counsel to really get to the bottom of this long-standing widespread problem of sexual misconduct by multiple men at the top of the power structure of nbc news. >> you think it's a culture problem inside nbc news. >> i absolutely do. >> you said what you want from nbc news. is there anything you want from tom brokaw? >> well, an apology would be nice, but i think he set the tone for the conversation that's not really helpful. what's so much more important is that nbc news not only investigate the culture broadly but now there are three women, i'm not the only one who has accused tom brokaw of misconduct. and nbc news has yet in over a week to say that it will conduct an investigation into tom brokaw. >> how do all of us who i've known tom brokaw for years, watched him for years before that, admired his career clearly

has a loving family, friends, how do we put all that in context? how do you put it all in context? >> this is an important point in the me too movement for that very reason. because some people might be tempted to believe that all harassers look and act like harvey weinstein. it's not true. some of them can look like cultural icons like tom brokaw and they can be decent during the day to a lot of people and actually be really kind a lot of the time, and yet still have hidden behavior. we need to really fully understand all the ways that sexual harassment manifests in the workplace. if we're really going to get to the root of it and root it out so that men and women can work together and mentor each other and be just fine. >> what's next? any legal action? >> i'm not interested in a lawsuit, but nor will i be silenced. i will speak this truth about what happened to me no matter how uncomfortable it may be for some people to hear because i

want to try to help others. a lot of brave people, brave people started this movement, the me too movement and broke the dam, and i am kind of standing on their shoulders, or really following in their footsteps and just trying to help continue this movement and move the discussion along so that we can make it better for everyone in the workplace. >> we did reach out to tom brokaw and nbc for comment and a spokesperson for nbcuniversal directed us to brokaw's initial denial and said they invited linda vester to meet with them to discuss her allegations and pointed out their investigation was done by nbc corporate and not the news division and sought two outside law firms who validated their investigation. coming up, the new lawsuit over those dogs that are supposed to save lives.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking news. those three american prisoners held captive in north korea released by kim jong-un. now back on american soil. greeted by president trump and the first lady overnight. flashing peace signs as they left the plane. what the president says he's hoping for next. new this morning, "consumer reports" just releasing their top picks. the best sunscreens for you and your family. how to decode labels and how much should you use and which ones offer the most protection. also this morning, meghan markle's mother lands in london to help her daughter prepare for her wedding. about to meet the future in-laws for the first time. we're talking the queen, prince william and kate. our "gma" wedding event. this couple about to get married right here this morning.

it's been just days since we surprised them right at their front door. now in a blockbuster live wedding at magic kingdom, they're about to walk down the aisle. the dress, the tiara and the coach that will whisk the bride to cinderella castle. pull out the kleenex for the fairytale wedding that is just moments away. ♪ 24 karat magic all that and hugh jackman is here live. his morning cup of coffee and why can't he and ryan reynolds stop throwing shade at each other? ♪ and he's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] a little james bond there from hugh jackman. good morning, america. happy thursday. wedding day here on "good morning america." alexis and jay, let's take a look at them right now about to tie the knot live. there's alexis looking beautiful this morning. >> oh, gorgeous, yeah.

we're throwing our own royal wedding. she looks beautiful. and that is our first look at her in her princess gown leaving cinderella castle, that dress is covered in 2,500 crystals and took more than 200 hours to make and she was able to select it. we were so happy that she had a selection to choose from. >> and she looks beautiful. >> yes, she does. >> alexis and jay, they are both teachers, and they were in the middle of planning their big day when hurricane harvey hit the city. alexis's dream of getting married at disney world since she was 6 years old and now her dream is going to come true very shortly. >> in this hour. looking forward to that. first, breaking news. >> george, what a morning, what a night it has been for this white house here and we're capping it off this morning with some more breaking news, president trump just tweeted, take a look, highly anticipated meeting we know now the date accident time of this summit.

the highly anticipated meeting between kim jong juan and myself will take place in singapore on june 12th. we will both try to make it a very special moment for world peace. the summit between him and kim jong-un at the dmz, demilitarized zone but now it will take place in singapore. history will be made, the first sitting president to meet with a leader from north korea, also known of course as the hermit kingdom. all of this coming up on top of a historic evening overnight. take a look at that video that came in, president trump meeting with those three american detainees. you can see the president and the first lady as they arrived there. the president saying that this 's wonderful thing. praising kim jong-un, george, that he released those folks

early, he said that this is very important to me. >> thanks very much. robin. now to that volcano emergency and those new concerns that more eruptions could be coming so back to kayna whitworth on hawaii's big island for us. good morning again, kayna. >> reporter: robin, good morning. we are now inside leilani estate, the national guard took us in. what you're looking at right behind me is fissure 15, the newest one that just broke open and seeing that smoke and steam. it is rising from deep in the earth and it's heading up and that's got to be up 20 feet high. they say the biggest part of this fissure is in the wood line but clearly it has cracked this entire road and you're seeing cracks all the way leading up to where those cones are, so they don't want us to go past this any further and they're monitoring the air quality for us, and the other major concern is that the newest fissure here is only 2200 feet from that geothermal plant and have not yet removed all that flammable

material so that's something we're keeping an eye on here. >> i'm sure everybody is and this is going to take some time before it goes back to the way it was. for funny news, bei bei, the 2-year-old giant panda from the national zoo, went out on a limb while playing yesterday. it looks like it's a lot of fun until you get a little bump. >> michael. >> bei bei went right back on the tree just like any kid having fun would do and climbing up the tree, the zoo, well, they didn't worry and they said the little giant panda is doing just fine. >> what's its name? >> bei bei. he got on a limb. things can happen when you do that. >> nobody puts bei bei in the corner. coming up, sunscreen alert. which brands tops "consumer reports" lists. one is just $5. just $5. and meghan markle's mom about to meet the queen. the latest details as we count down to the royal wedding. plus, we have our own royal wedding live.

there's the bride in the horse-drawn cinderella coach being pulled by six ponies. there's the flower girls and the boys. they're sending her off to her big day. hugh jackman upstairs so don't go anywhere. hey, guys. [ applause ] [ applause ]

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[ applause ] welcome back to "gma" and we want to take another look at our bride, alexis, on the way to her fairy tale wedding. oh. disney magic. and i got to tell you that

cinderella coach that she is in is made by the same designers who make coaches for the british royal family. >> wow. >> i know. she'll say "i do" just moments from now but first we say "i do" to sara haines and "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, robin. we are starting out with a throwback thursday this morning. take a look. >> excellent. >> and we think it's excellent bill and ted are back. >> no. >> the third movie. >> no. >> will be called "bill & ted: face the music" coming 29 years after the duo's first excellent adventure. keanu reeves and alex winter are set to take back their roles. bill and ted 3 will see taking on middle age and family responsibilities. the script is currently being written and the film is in pre-production. i kept mixing up my excellents. i was thinking of "wayne's world" so the whole time i'm

like excellent, wrong show. wrong show. but in honor of mother's day on sunday, jimmy kimmel is having more fun with texts airing mom texts. celebrity edition. here's an exclusive first look featuring actor and funnyman tony hale. >> hey, son, re-watching arrested development to prepare for the new season and for martin short was in it. now he's funny. happy mother's day. >> nobody but mom. unintentionally keeping you grounded. >> unintentionally? >> i feel like -- they don't know how they sound sometimes, moms. they just say honest things and they're like, what. >> he's funny. >> my mom is like your dad is in the hospital, lol. she thought it was lots of love. >> and my mom discovered all these emojis and there was an

alien head and drum set. are you playing music? i'm so confused right now. >> what was the reason? >> she didn't know, she was playing with the keyboard. she's saying things like lol, i'm so lost. what's happening? >> but you can catch more mom texts, celebrity edition, right here on "jimmy kimmel live" tonight on abc. i know you showed panda before so i brought my own panda video. mothers know how hard it can be to get your kid to take a bath and this panda mom in -- george, say it. >> sichuan. >> exactly, china, has a more direct approach. >> oh. >> there she is literally dragging her panda by the ear into the water. >> in their -- >> fulai keeps trying to get out. not liking the water. look at this one more time. huh-uh. mama is still in charge.

>> i can still smell you. get back in there. >> it's funny. bathtime is fun in my -- yes, and she's like throwing him down. you're not going to break them so do what you need to. but dinnertime is hard -- not dinnertime but bedtime is harder for us than bath time. dragging them into the bed. fun is over. the bath was fun and they swan dive into that it's just the bedtime -- >> not so much. >> new battles. give me advice on commercials. >> make them wake up and -- wake up every day for a show like this they'll be in bed without complaint. wake them up, say mama got to go to work, get up. they'll go to bed earlier. >> you'll pay for around 4:00. i don't recommend it. we're going to move on to our "gma" cover story, nine days until the royal wedding. where is that clock? oh, we don't have the clock. >> george's clock, he was begging for it, wow. >> we're seeing meghan markle's mom. >> there it is, yeah.

>> it's not nine days, it's eight days, 22 hours, 45 minutes unless they elope. take it away. >> eloping -- no, kidding. we often hear meghan gushing about her mom. it turns out she will be meeting the royal family in person. not only is her mother meeting the royals she's also helping with last-minute plans and she is now preparing to make history on the big day. with less than ten days to go before meghan officially becomes a princess, "good morning america" has learned that her mom, doria radlan, has landed in london to help with the last-minute wedding prep. >> doria will meet harry and meghan's nearest and dearest including jessica mulroney. it's no doubt a stressful and a very busy time for meghan and so having her mother by her side especially on mother's day will no doubt alleviate some of those nerves. >> reporter: the 61-year-old african-american social worker and yoga instructor will meet

harry's relatives for the very first time as well, including the queen, prince charles, prince williams and princess kate. the meeting also highlights the historic significance of meghan becoming the first biracial woman to marry into the british royal family. like meghan, doria will need to learn to curtsy and master the royal traditions of everything from taking tea to table manners and etiquette. >> this trip sees doria thrust into the middle of the royal circle and she's staying at kensington palace with harry and meghan and so she has them to help guide her along the way, teach her protocol and perfect her curtsy. >> reporter: after her parents divorced when meghan was just 6, her mother exposed her to the soup kitchens of l.a. and the impoverished areas of jamaica instilling in meghan the humanitarian values she has today. meghan said both my parents came from little so they made a choice to give a lot and harry flew her over for the invictus games and has said how much he adores her.

>> reporter: what about meghan's dad. >> thomas markle sr. is en route from mexico on his way to london and next week he'll join doria and harry and meghan at a private wedding rehearsal at windsor castle where it'll be the parents' first chance to see just how big this fairy tale wedding is. >> reporter: ken sington palace announced meghan's parents will make history when doria accompanies meghan to st. george's chapel, the first mother to take on that role, and her father will then walk meghan down the aisle. so, a lot of first for both families. big week but another first now that she's in london meghan's mom will get to see her finished dress for the first time. >> it will be an exciting moment. thank you, diane. let's go to robin. now to our summer sunscreen alert. "consumer reports" has just released a list of the best brands for 2018. board certified dermatologist and our dear friend dr. whitney bowe is here with all the details. good to see you here, dr. bowe. >> thanks for having me. [ applause ] so, what are the top picks?

>> every year "consumer reports" conduct their own in-house testing using their own laboratory and their own research facility and based on that testing, they'll rank their top picks so this year their top picks in the lotion category are, drum roll, please, laroche posay, it's $36 and the equate lotion, $5 and top pick for sprays is the trader joe's spray, $6. >> it shows you don't have to spend a lot of money. what should be looking for in the label? >> the terms can get confusing but some -- three you can find that are what's considered regulated by the fda. meaning, there are agreed upon definitions and you actually have to meet certain requirements for a company to put that term on the label. spf, broad spectrum and water-resistant, so broad spectrum is so important because it means it covers uva and uvb rays and both of those can cause

skin cancer but water resistant if you're swimming, sweating, maybe not so much if you're going to work. >> we see other territories on the label. >> we see lots of other terms. unregulated terms like sport, natural, mineral, dermatologist recommended. those are really pretty much any company can throw them on the tube and they don't have to meet any requirements. >> so what should we be aware of? a lot of us want to go natural and we don't want as many chemicals on our bodies. >> think about most of the natural or mineral products, most of them contain only zinc or titanium dioxide. those are really great if you have very sensitive skin. less irritating and less likely to cause an allergy but when put to the test like "consumer reports" does they tend to not perform as well. they're not as effective as the sunscreens that also contain the chemicals, so it's a little tricky. if you're going to use those you got to make a really thick layer, keep reapplying. >> tell us how much we should use and the type. >> "consumer reports" says you want to use about one ounce, this is -- i just happen to have a shot glass. you want to put a one ounce

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[ applause ] >> i got to say, tory, i mean you amaze me, 72% off over there. amazing what you do and we got to say thank you to sock art and pink house style because they're giving gifts to everyone here. [ applause ] all right. there we go, audience. we partnered with all of these companies on these great deals and get the deals on our site. and everybody, coming up, jay is getting ready for his moment at the altar. we cannot wait for the beautiful bride and their fairy tale wedding is just minutes away. we'll be right back. [ applause ]

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app and abc7news.com. see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great day. ♪ hey baby ♪ i think i want to marry you [ applause ] welcome back to "gma" and it is the moment we've all been waiting for. our own royal wedding. prince harry and meghan markle's ceremony is just days away and our celebration is happening right now. alexis and jay, they're about to tie the knot at the most magical place on earth. disney world. yes. [ applause ] she arrived just moments ago in royal style as you can see there in that cinderella coach. t.j. holmes is is there for it all. take it away, t.j. >> reporter: hey, stra, good morning to you and it's not just a wedding at disney world. we're doing it in a special place where a lot of weddings don't take place and this is actually the first time that a

wedding is being broadcast live in front of cinderella castle so all of that is there. there's a lot of production and television but when you got to really narrow it down this is this guy's wedding day. jay, hello. good to see you. just met you a week ago and i told you you were getting married today. this all boils down to really for you, man, you've been through a lot. you and your fiancee have been through a lot. some unexpected struggles that delayed your wedding and help me understand your emotions standing here not just your wedding day but you know the woman you've known since you were a kid and the woman you love is about to get the wedding of her dreams. >> t.j., it's been incredible. it's one of those things where like going into -- going through life especially through our engagement, it definitely had ups and downs and some -- it hurts whenever a lot of those things are out of your control but with all of that, i mean, we're getting to plan something that's truly unbelievable. i'm able to give the woman that i love that essentially the best

that she could have ever wanted more than she could have ever dreamed off. >> we want to remind our audience, thousands of submissions to get married here but we want to explain to you now why jay and his fiancee stood out and why they were so special. our story begins 11 years ago just outside of houston, texas. where a teenage girl alexis preston walked into a high school classroom and caught jay patel's eye. >> i first knew i was in love the second she sat down. she was just absolutely gorgeous. >> i sat behind him so we kind of formed a friendship from there. >> reporter: that friendship blossomed and two years ago over dinner at cinderella's royal table in walt disney world alexis' favorite place jay seized the moment. >> she was in tears during the entire dinner but i like to think an extra tear or two came out when i popped that question. >> reporter: but last august in the midst of wedding planning

hurricane harvey ravaged houston and alexis' home. >> all of a sudden all the water started coming in from all sides. one of the first things my mom said to me, alexis, i'm so sorry, like your wedding. i said, mom, we can't worry about a wedding right now. we need to take care of our house. >> when we heard that story, we had found our perfect couple. deserving of a royal dream wedding. you are our winners, guys. >> oh, my. >> of our fairy teal wedding. they hopped on a plane. >> see you there. >> reporter: and were greeted in orlando like disney royalty. >> thank you. >> reporter: then the preparations began at frank's studio. first up, flowers fit for a princess. >> we pulled together peonies for you, garden roses and in relation of what we think meghan markle might do we might want to make it more natural. >> reporter: the groom had a royal fitting by the tux shop palm beach. >> this is considered daytime tails and it literally is a tail coat from the back.

>> reporter: meanwhile -- >> ready to try on dresses? >> yes. >> let's go in. >> reporter: over at the disney wedding pavilion, world renowned kleinfeld flew in everything from tiaras to dresses. >> how do you envision yourself on your wedding day. >> something royal. >> reporter: it didn't stop there. >> are those tears? >> yes. >> oh, i think you found your dress. >> reporter: there were shoes. >> we have princess shoes for you. >> reporter: jewels. >> and we have a pandora charm bracelet for you. >> reporter: something blue. >> from enchanted disney fine jewelry collection your own slipper. >> a photo significance where they spotted harry and meghan and even re-created that iconic engagement photo. >> it just feels like a dream. it doesn't feel real yet. >> reporter: but were they able to make all of their dreams come true before the clock struck 8:00 a.m.?

[ applause ] >> welcome back, everyone, to the magic kingdom and we can now reveal our bride, alexis is here to dad first though. here she is, you're getting an eye on your baby girl who has been loving to come to this place since she was a child. >> yes, sir. she looks absolutely beautiful. stunning. >> and i'll have you though that your groom just looked up and eyed you for the first time. he had his head down. lots going on with you right now. you almost immediately broke down in tears. woo i've been talking about you being a crier. what is it like now. >> it's real. it's happening so i'm excited. >> let's not delay any further. major duomo, if you will, my good sir. ♪

>> here ye, let the royal wedding of jay and alexis commence. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jay and alexis, wilt thou

take each other to be husband and wife and live together in matrimony, in sickness and health for as long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> i will. >> i, jay, take you, alexis, to be my wife. >> i, jay, take you lava to be my wife. >> to have and to hold from this day forward. >> to have and to hold from this day forward. >> for better or for worse. >> for better, for worse. >> foresaking all others. >> foresaking all others. >> till death do us part. >> till death do us part. >> and thereto i give thee my troth. >> and thereto, i gave thee my troth. >> i alexis take you jay to be my husband. >> to have and to hold interest from this day forward for better or for worse. >> for better or worse. >> forsaking all others. >> foresaking all others. >> till death do us part. >> till death to us.

>> and thereto i give you my troth. >> and thereto i give you my troth. >> major duomo, may i have the rings, please. >> jay, would you place the ring on alexis' finger and repeat after me, please. i give you this ring. >> what was that? >> i give you this ring. >> i give you this ring. [ laughter ] >> as a pledge to our ee fernal love. >> as a ledge to our eternal love. >> alexis, would you place this on jay a finger and repeat after me, please. i give you this ring. >> i give you this ring. >> as a pledge to our ee terjal love. >> as a pledge to our eternal love. >> jay and alexis, you have demonstrated your love and commitment to each other by the exchanging of vows and giving and receiving of wedding rings and so under the laws of florida, and the power vested in

me, i am delighted to pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss your bride. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> there's the first kiss as husband and wife. and we'll talk to the happy couple coming up. ♪

oh, back now on "gma," that was alexis and jay's first kiss as husband and wife. it was such a great moment. we had to see it again. we can't wait to talk to the happy couple ahead. wasn't that so sweet, y'all? it was so good. and it's so good to be with you all from belle what a great trip. you guys enjoying? good stuff happening? they're from new orleans so it's a little different in new york city but i wanted to share something that was almost as beautiful as that disney wedding. look at that double rainbow over the city of chicago. yes. captured yesterday and then just a little closer up, so vibrant, so pretty. why not. why not share that. all right. we'll do a new orleans forecast later on. how is that. we'll be talki good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco waking up with sun, cooler conditions, ending in sun and

warmer conditions in the 12-hour day planner. the accuweather seven-day utut oh, michael, you're with hugh jackman. the energy around here is big around him. people are pretty pumped. >> you know, they're very pumped. i couldn't even hear what you were saying, they're so happy he's here and look who stopped by for a cup of coffee, right? he is the greatest showman. >> thank you. > golden globe winner, tony winner, hugh jackman. >> it's all good. good morning. good morning. good morning. >> this is a very special cup of coffee we're having because you actually loved it so much you startrd your own company. >> i went to ethiopia seven years ago as an ambassador for world vision. we were looking at a fair trade coffee and what a difference that makes and reading paul newman's book how he started paul newman's own and it was so smart to me. if the heart of his fame he

started this and paul sadly is no longer with us but it continues to give thousands of jobs and give away millions of dollars and we have the first recyclable pod in america and fair trade coffee and i give 100% of my profits back to the foundation which directly supports the growers and the families and communities where we get our coffee from. >> that's amazing. [ applause ] >> but most importantly it tastes great. i mean, it's funny, paul newman talks about that like frank sinatra, babe ruth. they all started and had a tomato sauce and all failed unless it's really good because in the end nobody cares who is promoting it. if it doesn't taste good nobody is buying it. >> what about this particular company that clicked with you. >> we started this because what i loved was we had a saying all be happy. so the growers should be happy,

the consumers should be happy. the guy working down in my cafe, he should be happy. we wanted to create a product that was just really good for everyone and keurig is amazing. they have the highest amount of fair trade coffee of any business in the coffee business. so it was -- we were thrilled to partner with them and i love this. >> easy. >> wherever you are, the pod and now we recycle because that was a big issue for the industry. you know, there's millions of these pods but we're the first and only one in america so have i said that before? i've said it before. >> first and the only one. >> i'm going to say it again. [ applause ] >> you are talk about being easy. one thing that hasn't been easy we'll talk about your friend, ryan reynolds. >> right, yeah. >> "deadpool 2" is coming out. what hasn't been easy he's trying to get you in the movie and wants wolverine in the thee movie. >> i might send a little message to ryan. where is he? where should i talk to ryan? ryan, hey, buddy, how are you,

mate? ryan, i love you, man. i love "deadpool." i can't wait to see the movie. you're one of my best friends, blake, the family, the whole thing but back it up a little. it's just play it -- right. play a little hard to get. it's too much. it's not sexy. am i right? sorry about that. [ applause ] >> knowing him he's going to ramp it up now. >> yes, probably. >> you did make the poster, though. you did make the poster for "deadpool 2" because up in the corner it said from the studio that killed wolverine. so he made sure you were included. he even crafted a birthday message you were making for somebody else. >> exactly. >> we'll take a quick little look at that. >> i'm really, really busy doing some stuff and -- ♪ bet your bottom dollar that -- >> yeah. ♪ tomorrow >> don't give him too much attention.

that's why i can't be ♪ there will be sun >> there will be sun. happy birthday. ♪ who let the dogs out would let them out ♪ no one knows. no one ever solved that mystery. [ laughter and applause ] >> love the friendship, man and i enjoy my friendship with you as well. appreciate you coming to the show and what you're doing with the coffee is amazing and you're a man with a good heart. coming up, everybody, going to have more on our "gma" royal wedding with alexis and jay as we send them off on their magical honeymoon. hugh jackman. >> thanks, man.

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okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. >> you may kiss your bride. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was moments ago. the new mr. and mrs. patel. their first kiss as husband and wife and back to t.j. there with the happy couple there in disney world. give them a big hug for us.

it was beautiful, t.j., to watch. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, robin just told me to give you a big hug from them. so i have to follow those instructions but this is a place you've been coming since you were 6. this is what you've always dreamed. it just happened now so how are you feeling? just want to get out of the dress. >> i do want to get out of the dress but i'm so excited to be married and look around and see all our friends and family in disney world, i'm going to start crying again. it's been wonderful. >> you don't know their percentage nalls not to know how funny they are and talking about the dress and said i look good in my dress and that's exactly how she said it. you everything was elegant but how are you doing now? you made it through the ceremony. you were worried you might break down a little bit. >> a little but, no, it's truly been a dream come true. i mean, when y'all were telling us everything that's going to be a part of it there's so much going on behind the scenes that seeing it all together, oh, my goodness. it took my breath away. >> and, robin, it feels like only yesterday i was telling

them that they were getting married here in disney but it was just last week if you can remember. i know you all want to talk to the happy couple so you might have a couple of questions. >> yes, we do. jay, it's michael strahan. i know you had to postpone your wedding because of the damage from hurricane harvey. so what does it feel like for you to give your bride the wedding of her dreams? >> well, whenever we found out that we're going to have to possibly push back our wedding and that all -- everything that we wanted might not be there, we essentially -- i mean we were taken aback once i was told the opportunity that i had with giving alexis everything that she's dreamed of as a little kid and as a guy, that's all i can ask for is just blessing alexis in this way. >> ah. [ applause ] >> i got to say, jay, you're melting hearts here the way you are just -- you're just so real and that and, alexis, the

beautiful couple that you are, now, alexis, let me ask you this, so when jay proposed to you there at cinderella castle, just two years allege, did you ever think you'd be spending your wedding night in the cinderella castle suite? >> wow. >> yes. >> no, i told him last time we were here, i said i don't have a bucket list but the only thing on my bucket list is to stay in the suite and now it's happening so -- [ applause ] >> but, wait, there's more, right, t.j.? >> yeah, there's more. yes, they have a fabulous honeymoon adventures by disney traveling to france and england, yes, for their honeymoon, but they will get the night in the suites this evening. so take advantage of it. congratulation, guys. >> thank you, t.j. >> glad we could be a part of it. >> thank you.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> so happy for alexis and jay. we'll be right back.

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"good morning america" is sponsored by sap, the best run businesses make the world run better. we have to give a huge shoutout to kleinfeld bridal and the tux shop and, of course, to disney fairy tale weddings and adventures by disney, it's about to be quite a trip they're on. >> congratulations to alexis and jay with their parents and their families and, ah. >> that's the way to start a thursday. >> it really is. >> have a great day.

good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning, it's 8:59. it certainly seems to be looking nice outside so far today, mike. >> may gray disappeared quickly today. the sea lions are coming back, enjoying the weather, and i hope you will too, beaches, yard work, or on the bay where it's going to be gusty after 3:00. temperatures in the 60s other than inland, 70s, and 80s the next couple days. cooler for mom. >> a look at the roads here this morning, we have a crash off on the shoulder northbound 101, and so folks slowing down to look at that through san jose that involved a motorcycle, but no serious injuries. southbound 280 heavy on the peninsula this morning, one crash in edgewood and woodside, and 101 looking like a better option heading southbound.

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