good morning, america. breaking overnight, a train full of passengers derails out west striking a tree and plunging into the water below. more than 200 on board scrambling to escape. rescue workers smashing windows. miraculous survival stories. up for grabs, voters in four states heading to the polls. >> i hope you'll vote for me. >> an overcapacity crowd greets donald trump. hillary clinton pledges to do everything to stop it. >> we will not let a person like that ever become president of the united states.

bombshell admission. tennis superstar maria sharapova coming clean revealing the secret about a drug test that could rock her career. what the five-time grand slam winner is saying now. guess who battling it out with ginger zee and jodie sweetin. wait till you see what's coming >> 10. >> 10. >> 10. >> the full "dancing with the stars" cast here live for their first interview only on "gma." and good morning, america. it's a big morning here on "good morning america." who here is ready for the "dancing with the stars" cast reveal? >> now we saw them all morning long upstairs. wait till you see them here. always a big day here on "gma." we already revealed ginger zee with val and jodie sweetin and

another contestant, one of them is the former wife of a current presidential candidate. >> wonder who that is. the super bowl and a heisman trophy winner, as well. >> one in the same? >> one in the same. >> a lot of surprises. can't wait to get to those. but first, we want to the breaking news overnight. a commuter train plunging into a creek after jumping the trains happening east of san francisco where abc's kayna whitworth is now. good morning to you, kayna. >> reporter: amy, good morning. it was just after rush hour when this commuter train derailed and when you look behind me you can get a sense of how far that first car fell before it landed in the creek below. i went down there. that water is moving fast and it is cold. passengers telling us that right before the crash, there was an eerie silence. twisted metal, a desperate rescue effort. >> we're having a difficult time figuring out how we're going to access anybody on this train.

breaking windows in a frantic race to make sure all 214 passengers are brought to safety. >> out of my seat, yeah, and i hurt my shoulder. >> reporter: at 7:25 p.m. this commuter train traveling from fremont to pleasanton had struck a tree. the first car twisting sideways into the rain-swollen creek. >> the train flipped and we started seeing water coming in the bottom of the train. >> reporter: as rising water overtakes the train, passengers scramble to escape. >> i need an additional three ambulances to this location. >> reporter: officials telling abc news it's a miracle everyone survived. those who were not injured had to walk two miles on a fire road before being shuttled to safety. >> i was never more happy to see flashing lights. >> reporter: nine people were taken to the hospital. four of them with serious injuries. now, i was speaking with authorities that tell me today they plan on removing the three cars that are on the tracks first. they consider them to be

water and, of course, amy and george, train service is canceled until further notice. >> understandable. kayna whitworth, thanks so much. >> boy, that could have been so much worse. we're going to move on to a big day in the race for the white house. republicans facing contests in four states and democrats battling it out in two as our new poll shows ted cruz closing the gap with donald trump nationwide. abc's tom llamas is on the trail in jackson, mississippi. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. the polls are now open here in mississippi and we know that mayor michael bloomberg will not be entering the race for president while mitt romney will play an active role recording a robocall for marco rubio. it's not an endorsement but the message is clear don't vote for donald trump. at a mississippi high school donald trump rallying a crowd inside and outside with four states voting today, trump laying it on thick.

we have the greatest potato group in the world, idaho. i love idaho. i love idaho. i told them, i just tweeted, i said i love your potatoes! >> reporter: as he finds himself taking fire from an all out ad war against him. >> donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. >> reporter: veterans attacking the billionaire as a draft dodger and a conserve ative pac attacking trump over his temperament. >> i know words. i have the best words. this is your [ bleep ]. if he gets the nomination they'll sue his [ bleep ]. she said he's a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: former new york may more michael bloomberg writing there is a good chance that my candidacy could lead to the election of donald trump or senator ted cruz. trump yet to respond. as for the democrats -- >> we will not let a person like that ever become president of

>> reporter: overnight, in detroit, hillary clinton pledging to prevent a trump presidency. >> i mean, you got to say this about him, he's an equal opportunity attacker. >> hi. how are you today? >> reporter: the democratic front-runner saying there's no ill will between her and senator bernie sanders. >> do you consider him an enemy or ally? >> oh, an ally for sure. >> reporter: but that doesn't mean she wants him in the white house. >> tap him to be your vp choice? >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> reporter: for sanders the feeling is mutual. >> we're talking about running this campaign to win to become president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: as we mentioned earlier, hawaii is one of the four states voting today. donald trump was asking for votes there like only donald trump can posting this tweet on twitter saying i employ many people in hawaii at my congratulate hotel in honolulu.

when he's going there, it's unclear. back to you. >> he loves idaho potatoes and we'll talk to him in a moment. also, now, to another big headline. the major verdict in the erin andrews trial. the sportscaster leaving the courtroom with a huge win. a jury awarding her $55 million over the secret nude video a stalker recorded at a hotel. abc's eva pilgrim has the very latest for us from nashville this morning. good morning, eva. >> reporter: amy after two weeks of an emotional trial, centered around that naked video of erin andrews, it took the jury about six hours to make a decision. and one juror telling abc news, they wanted this verdict to send a message. >> 55 million, correct? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: erin andrews overcome with emotion as the judge read the verdict. the jury deciding the nashville marriott shares the blame for that secretly recorded naked video seen by more than 17 million people. erin andrews later tweeting this statement. i've been honored by all the support from victims around the world.

able to stand up and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's safety. >> it's ongoing and it's going to be ongoing for the rest of her life. >> reporter: andrews claimed the hotel made it easy for her stalker, michael barrett to get a room next door to hers and through a peephole he altered to shoot video of her getting out of the shower. the hotel claims he was a criminal who tricked them into gaining access and one juror telling abc news said the only debate for the group was how much to pay her. the $55 million payout will be split almost in half with barrett taking 51% of the fault. the hotel's management company and owner, 49%. >> an amount that high sends a pretty strong message. >> the hotel industry we just felt like they need to get the mess privacy. it's their personal life and you got to take that seriously. >> reporter: the hotel's lawyers disappointed with the outcome saying they hope to eventually talk to the jurors before deciding if they will appeal.

happened before and hadn't happened since. there are all kinds of measures that were undertaken after this was discovered, what mr. barrett had done. >> reporter: the hotel's lawyer say that nashville marriot has installed peoplehole covers on all of the rooms' doors to make sure this never happens again. amy. >> eva pilgrim, thanks so much. joining us now abc news chief legal analyst, dan abrams. six hours. were you surprised by such a quick and large verdict? >> i was stunned by the speed. this was a long jury with a lot of complicated legal questions. but let's be clear. this was a huge win for erin andrews. not just in terms of the number, but in terms of the way the verdict came down. meaning the concern for erin andrews was too much of this verdict will be for barrett, the guy who actually filmed it. why is that a problem? he's got no money so the real question was how much is going to be allocated to marriott so by doing this verdict at 51%

was clearly the guy who actually did it, but then a whole 49% for marriott, that's about as good a verdict as she could get in terms of the split. because it means not only do you have this big $55 million verdict, but you have this $26 million verdict against marriott. so all in all a really big win for erin andrews. >> do you think that the amount will hold, though, under appeal? >> the first question is going to be for the judge. the judge is going to review this verdict first and if the judge thinks that it's excessive, the judge could actually be involved in reducing it first of all even before an appeal but i think that there's very likely this verdict will stand largely even if it's >> all right, dan abrams, we appreciate it. thanks so much. and now to that bombshell announcement rocking the tennis world, maria sharapova, one of the sport's biggest stars calling a press conference admitting she failed a drug abc's ryan smith is here with the latest on that.

>> reporter: good morning, amy. so many thought she was going to announce her retirement but maria sharapova stunned the world with that shocking announcement saying she takes full responsibility for the failed test and that a rule change tripped her up. this morning, maria sharapova, the world's highest paid female athlete and tennis star coming clean. admitting to a failed drug test at this year's australian open. >> i made a huge mistake. >> reporter: testing positive for the drug meldonium used to treat heart ailments but some studies suggest it may boost endurance for some who take it banned by the world anti-doping agency this year. >> i was legally taking it for the past ten years. meldonium became a prohibited substance which i had not known. >> reporter: sharapova admitted she received an e-mail about banned substances but -- >> i did not look at that list. >> reporter: the 28-year-old, one of tennis' best, winning wimbledon at 17, number one in the world by 18, five grand slam titles in her career. recently beset by injuries,

but off the court, a sponsor's dream. the fashion icon and businesswoman making a whopping 30 million pitching products for the likes of nike, avon, tiffany's and porsche hauling in more money than world number one serena williams, the news rocking the tennis news. jennifer capriati lashing out at the star saying, "i didn't have the high-priced team for me to cheat." and martina navratilova says, "i hope this gets cleared up as it seems to be an honest mistake." sharapova now waiting the next steps from the international tennis federation making one thing clear -- >> i know with this i face consequences and i don't want to end my career this way. and i really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> reporter: sharapova's lawyer telling us that, while players can be suspended as long as four

found to unintentionally fail tests without fault can get as little as no penalty. she will be provisionally suspended sunday and already nike and watch brand tag heuer cutting ties with the star. >> while the investigation continues. >> right. >> it is refreshing to have someone openly admit that. >> take that responsibility. back to the white house race. now four contests, donald trump the front-runner in all of them. he joins us now, mr. trump, thank you for joining us again this morning. you are the front-runner in the four states today but you're taking a lot of hits, as well. coming in against you and our poll shows you falling off your peak, both ted cruz and marco rubio beating you in head-to-head matchups. are you worried this pile-on is drawing blood? >> no, i think we're doing very well and we're leading in michigan and we're leading in mississippi and nationally we're leading as i think you see the cnn poll had us at 49% to 15%. but certainly they're spending tens of millions on fighting me, the establishment and, you know,

there. you had failed people mitt romney talking, he had one of the worst campaigns i've ever witnessed in my life and he's out there now speaking as negatively as he can. you know, where was that energy when he was fighting obama? he disappeared he was a terrible candidate so i guess, you know, i would imagine something like that could have an impact but we have a lot of loyal people. that want to see america be great again. >> nobody would call michael bloomberg a failure. here's what he said yesterday. he's not getting in because he's worried it might help you and went on to say this -- "trump has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign i can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears. abraham lincoln, the father of the republican party, appealed to our better angels. trump appeals to our worst impulses," that's from someone who's been pretty friendly to you and says he won't get in to help make sure you don't win. >> well, look, you know, i mean

when he had a problem with ferry point, which was a failed project in new york he called on me to solve it and i did. i made it successful and was under construction for 20 years and nobody knew what to do. he used to be a friend of mine. i guess he disagrees with what i'm saying but a lot agree. we have to be vigilant, we have to be smart, we have to strengthen our military and strengthen our borders. we have to get rid of obamacare and replace it with something good, george and, you know, i don't know about the ones you have but the ones i'm looking at, i'm way up in michigan and way up in mississippi which are going today and i'm doing well in idaho. i love their potatoes and i'm doing well in idaho and doing well in hawaii, so i just don't know what to tell you. >> meantime, the number of prominent people comparing you to adolf hitler is growing by the day. you saw over the weekend louis c.k. and glenn beck called you a dangerous man and yesterday the mexican president said you're using the same kind of language

i can't remember that kind of comparison being used against any other presidential candidate. does it suggest to you, you should tone down your rhetoric and tactics? >> well, maybe so but i mean, look, i have a tremendous following. we want to make america great again. it's a strong following. i don't know about the hitler comparison. i hadn't heard that but it's a terrible comparison. i'm not happy about that certainly. i don't want that comparison but, you know, we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant and people agree with that and we don't want to lose our jobs to china and we don't want to lose our jobs to mexico and japan and all of these countries that taking our jobs away from us like we're children. we don't know what we're doing. we have leaders that don't know what they're doing. we're losing so much in this country and we're losing -- we're losing the spirit and we just can't do it so i have to be -- i have to be strong and, again, i have a group of -- i have a tremendous following. you know, the republican, the biggest story in politics is how many people are going to the primaries on the republican

they're up 55%, 60%. some are up as much as 100%. and that hasn't happened ever. they say it's never happened. and the democrats are down 35% so, you know, something positive is happening. >> we'll wait to see what happens tonight, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> all right, thank you, george. nfl superstar peyton manning made it official yesterday. announcing his retirement and ending his record-breaking career. the broncos quarterback and two-time super bowl champ known as the sheriff got emotional when he announced his decision. >> today, i retire from pro football. thank you to the indianapolis colts organization and all of the fans across this country, to all of my denver teammates, for this old quarterback and, of course, my gratitude to the broncos fans everywhere. i revere football. i love the game. so you don't have to wonder if i'll miss it, absolutely,

and i look back on my nfl career, i'll know without a had to help my teams walk away with a win. i've fought a good fight. i finish my football race and after 18 years, it's time. god bless all of you and god bless football. >> he said old quarterback. he's only 39 years old but football in dog years he's really like 90 but he'll play golf with his brothers cooper and eli. good luck to peyton. >> what a career. incredible. out to rob in philadelphia. flooding, huh? >> yeah, george, west of dallas, mineral wells. want to show you this video, about 6 inches of rain falling so flooding, rescues and possibly a tornado in the same area with damage there. we have this same system moving threat will continue up through

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welcome back to "gma." you're looking live at sunol, california, where a commuter train derailed overnight. more than 200 passengers on board scrambling to escape. 9 were taken to the hospital. they are all recovering this morning, remarkably. >> thank goodness for that. funeral plans set for nancy reagan. former first lady will be laid to rest friday morning at the ronald reagan presidential library and first lady michelle obama planning to attend. republicans going head-to-head from hawaii to michigan and democrats facing

our dance party is in full swing. our audience getting in on the fun. there they are with the "dancing with the stars" troupe. we are counting down to the big reveal, the entire cast of season 22 all together for the very first time in just moments. >> including our own ginger zee. that's all coming up. we begin -- more good news. we begin with hulk hogan. he's on the stand and under oath in his $100 million lawsuit against gawker. he says he was, quote, completely humiliated by the sex tape gawker posted online. abc's linzie janis is outside the courthouse in st. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning. hogenkamp's lawyer arguing gawker intentionally inflicted harm on him in order to exercise its power to bring down a celebrity and increase its profit. hogenkamp telling the jury the tape changed his whole world. how are you feeling today? >> pretty darned good. >> reporter: ready for a fight? >> no, no fight.

>> reporter: hulk hogan quietly confident on his way into the legal ring. the wrestling legend suing gawker for $100 million. his lawyers telling a jury the gossip site crossed the line when it posted a secretly recorded tape of hogenkamp having sex with heather clem, the then wife of his then best friend florida radio shock jock bubba clem. >> they made a conscious decision to expose him to the entire world. >> reporter: hogenkamp taking the witness stand telling the jury that clem known as bubba the love sponge shared his wife dozens of time and always told clem to knock it off but in 2007 after hogenkamp's wife of 23 years left him and he was on the emotional ropes -- >> i just let my guard down and thought they cared about me. >> reporter: he's calling the situation surreal. >> just so weird an so crazy.

you're not filming this, are you and he just slashed into me. i'm your f'ing best friend, how dare you say that to me. >> reporter: he says he believed his friend then a bombshell. hogan talking about the moment he realized the full extent of what he considered clem's betrayal. >> when the tmz call came in, they told me that bubba was on at the end of the tape, turned the camera saying heather if we ever need to retire, this is our retirement. >> reporter: but the defense arguing the existence of a sex tape was already in the news making it newsworthy suggesting hogan knew there were cameras in the house and pointing out inconsistencies in past statements like right after they were released when he said he'd watched but later said he has still not seen it. >> so, did you think that that would be a good thing to say you'd seen some of the program when you hadn't? i just don't -- >> i don't understand why i said that because i haven't seen a

that was probably in the hulk hogan mode try to get through the day. >> reporter: gawker is zeroing in on the inconsistency senses ies saying terry bollea doesn't always tell the truth. george and amy. >> okay, thanks very much. now to a big headline about something we've all probably done, i've definitely done getting distracted by our phones while we walk. well, there is a new study out revealing just how dangerous that actually is. abc's t.j. holmes is here with more on that. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning, robach. folks can't even walk and chew gum but think they can walk and text, right. but what's the worst that can happen? the mentality walking, maybe i run into somebody or a light pole, rude and mabry kick louse but increasingly we're getting more evidence that it's actually dangerous, even deadly. we know the dangers of texting while driving, this morning, a new warning. a study finds the number of

accidents last year increased 10% from the year before and from 009 to 2014 a nearly 20% increate. one possible reason for the spike, more people walking while distracted on their cell phones. something we've all likely done at some point. like this guy, he barely flips as a car turns inches in front of him and a bear on the loose and this man, almost walked right into him. >> very, very terrifying. >> reporter: who can forget michael michael scott texted himself right into that koi pond and hit the streets to see it ourselves. >> were you texting while walking? >> reading an e-mail. >> reporter: we caught one after another after another. people texting or talking on their phone s s while crossing a busy new york city street. we caught you looking down. fancy webb was texting while

>> right when i was pressing send i stepped off the curb and twisted both of my ankles. >> her daughter wasn't hurt but she was on crutches for weeks. >> ever since then i have not texted and walked. >> reporter: watch what happens on the nat geo show called "crowd control." >> you didn't see a gorilla on the treat. >> i was on my phone. >> a lot of 230eb8gs are looking down. they were looking for music in their ipod and a lot looking for directions and whatnot but, guys, i caught a lady holding hands with her child crossing the street and looking down. when i pointed that out to her she was flat out and embarrassed and begged us not to put her on television. you can look silly doing it but this can be downright dangerous and something to these numbers. they're trying to figure it out. >> when you look at the streets even if someone isn't looking at their phone it's in their hands and the possibility is right there. >> so many think i can do better. i know how to multitask. >> what did we do before we had them?

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we're back now with the o.j. simpson murder trial. once again captivating the country in a new tv series. one of the jurors from the trial of the century is speaking out about what the show gets right and what it gets wrong and he's telling abc's matt gutman why he stands by the verdict. >> reporter: 22 years ago the o.j. simpson trial had television audiences rivet sfwld if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: and just five

public conscious with "the people versus o.j. simpson" a record-breaking hit on fx. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> who would have thought we're still talking about it? >> reporter: it's a trip down memory lane for david aldana who after a nine-month trial acquitted him. >> they said we'd be sequestered for only three months. somebody lied. >> reporter: it was nine months. >> yeah. >> is that a record? >> i think that's a record. >> reporter: now 54, he says he still stands by the ver. he claims the evidence presented to the jurors simply wasn't enough to put o.j. behind bars. 20 years later do you stand by the decision of the jury? >> oh, yeah. what we were given, do i think he did it, yeah, there's a shot he did do it but then on the other hand, the evidence didn't prove it. >> reporter: is there one thing that would have changed the

>> if they had the his handprints on it, something that just can't be disputed. >> reporter: as for the miniseries bringing the trial back to life, he says it's made for television. >> my first impression was, did this stuff really happen? did some of this happen? did this go on? the bickering, the behind-the-scenes part, you know, where there's marcia clark behind here doing this, that and the other. >> reporter: just last week when many thought was a new lead in the two decades old case sparking a frenzy of interest. >> the actual item is described as a knife. >> reporter: but sources telling us that just like all the other tips over the years, it wasn't the murder weapon after all. as for david, his life post-trial has never been the same. >> lost friends, people that i knew when ouldn't talk to me anymore. a few fistfights. >> over o.j.? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and over the verdict?

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back now with that heart-stopping moment at a baseball game. take a look at this pitcher. the hero dad blocking a flying baseball bat from hitting his son, very scary close call but now shaun cunningham and his son landon join us from mate florida. how are you? >> good. >> shaun, take us back to the moment you see the bat flying at your son landon's face. >> yeah, we were just down there for the day watching the pirates play the braves. it was part of an early birthday present for my son, and my wife and daughter dropped us off so they could do some shopping and he wanted to get a couple pictures and shoot them to his mom in a text so i let him borrow my phone while he was looking down just to see how they turned out before he sent the text, i saw the bat slip out

headed towards us and didn't have a lot of time to react and just did whatever i could to try to block it or deflect the bat and really had no idea how close it came to my son's face until i saw the picture sunday night. >> but i tell you it's actually really, really scary when you see the picture. it almost takes your breath away. what goes through your mind like you said when you saw the pitcher how close it came to hitting landon. what goes through your mind when you see the pictures now? >> thankful that he's okay and, you know, god was with us and looked out for us. my heart sank at first because like i said i didn't realize how close it came to my son's face before i could get my arm in the way but just very thankful that, you know, everything turned out and no one was seriously injured. >> now, landon, what do you say? is your dad a hero?

>> i like the way you say hero. you melt my heart, young man. shaun, you're a paramedic. you've seen injuries and sports-related injuries. how badly do you think this could have gotten if you weren't there and didn't have your hand out and paying attention. that's one of the lessons that we learn from this. >> this could ruin the entire game of injuries. thankful it all worked out and no one was seriously injured. >> now, landon, are you till going to go to baseball games? >> yes, if i sit next to my dad. >> that's what i'm talking about, my friend. you know what, shaun, well done. landon, thank you for joining us. now, get to school, young man and thank you guys and we're glad everything is okay. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> ah. landon is a smart kid. sitting next to his dad. >> always going to have his wingman. >> absolutely. >> good job. coming up in our next hour, our huge "dancing with the stars" party. ginger is in so is jodie

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exceptional for greeley west. the principal and vice principal were both told to leave the school yesterday. they'll be gone at least until the school finishes its investigation. we went to both of their homes last night for comment but didn't get an answer. first alert weather with a beautiful day. we have sunshine from there in greeley down south and across parts of eastern colorado where it's just gorgeous. this is north of fort morgan. beautiful start to our day. temperatures now in the low 30s, even a few upper 20s. it is a chilly start. we'll be in the upper 40s by noon. mild this afternoon. a high of 52. that's our normal high. it's going to stay pretty dry across the plains today. we'll pick up light snow in the mountains. highs in the 30s and 40s. this is just the start. we're well into the 50s and we have 60s heading into the weekend. >> this accident still being cleaned up i-25 near e-470. was a rollover crash. ended way off the highway. all lanes open.

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good morning, america. "dancing with the stars" is back. the entire cast revealed together live this morning from ginger zee to "full house"'s jodie sweetin and the rest of the stars about to battle it out on the ballroom. the big names and surprising picks, we've got them all and see their partners all together for their first interview and a superstar guest from down under. medical breakthrough. new hope for women unable to carry children. the first uterus transplant in the u.s. the 26-year-old patient at the center of it speaking out.

breakfast recall. starbucks yanks its popular egg and sausage sandwiches over concerns of deadly bacteria. the latest on the coffee giant's crisis. and hayden panettiere's health battle, the star speaking out about dealing with postpartum depression. why she says she was terrified and tired of living in fear. time to get the chains out all that and the "dancing" stars going head-to-head in their first competition on "gma" as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] it's time for me to take it not going to fake it right now when you go down this is my game and you better come to play oh

but you've had me underrated u h-huh what's wrong with being complicated what's wrong with being what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident uh-huh >> take your breath away. how is that? all the pros for season 22 of "dancing with the stars." i thought we had seen everything now we've gone way over the top. that was just incredible. >> the whole time we were all just going, wow. wow. >> yes, wow. >> wow. this year for the first time ever "gma" is join ing ing the pack with ginger zee, just had a baby

>> she's ready to go. >> she looks fantastic. in a few minutes we'll reveal all of season 22's celebrities. we got another clue for you. three of them starred in some of your favorite past shows. now we've already told you about "full house" and jodie sweetin. and you have to sit around and wait to see who else is here. you'll really be surprised. >> this is some cast coming up in just a little bit. right now we have to to amy with the morning rundown. we begin with breaking news overnight. a commuter train derailing in northern california. that train heading from san jose to stockton struck a tree that had fallen onto the tracks. one car plunging sideways into a rain-swollen creek. emergency workers broke windows racing to make sure the 214 passengers on board were safe. nine were taken to the hospital. four suffered serious injuries. several train cars remain unstable and are now being removed. also breaking overnight, a reported tornado west of ft. worth, texas, at least a dozen

no reports of any serious injuries. that region is bracing for more rains. rob's forecast is coming up in just a bit. well, the pentagon says u.s. air strikes in somalia have killed more than 150 members of the al shabaab terror group linked to al qaeda who are believed to be making final preparations for a large attack. american troops in somalia were believed to be among the group's targets just last month, al shabaab detonated a bob inside a laptop inside a commercial plane over somalia. turning to the presidential race, another round of voting kicks off with primaries or caucuses in four states from michigan to hawaii. an abc news poll out this morning uncovered potential trouble for donald trump. the latest figures showing him winning easily in a three or four-man race but in a hypothetical two-man race he would trail both ted cruz and marco rubio. meanwhile, as trump gets slammed with a wave of new attack ads michael bloomberg

doesn't want his candidacy to help trump or cruz to win the race. well, new video from a near tragic plane crash in new york. look at that. the pilot deployed a parachute to soften the impact after losing engine power at 2,000 feet landing in this industrial park. missing that building by just ten feet. he and his daughter walked away unharmed. shocking videotape from near chicago a suspected drunk driver was pulled over for driving with this 15-foot tree stuck in the grill of his car. her car. police say she admitted hitting the tree, but wasn't sure where that crash happened. and a favorite breakfast sandwich is now off the menu at hundreds of starbucks restaurants because of possible listeria contamination. the fda is recalling the sausage, egg and cheese sandwich sold at starbucks in texas, arkansas and oklahoma. no illnesses have been reported. and now to another big headline this morning. a major medical breakthrough

women who have been struggling to get pregnant. doctors from the cleveland clinic performed the first uterine transplant in the united states and abc's linsey davis has that story. >> reporter: on monday, the cleveland clinic described how a team of 70 top experts completed the first ever uterus transplant in the u.s. last month giving new hope to women unable to carry a child. >> these women are born with normal ovaries that produce healthy eggs. the problem is that there is nowhere for these eggs to go. >> reporter: the patient is 26-year-old lindsey. she was the first of ten scheduled to undergo this. >> i was 16 and was told i would never have children and here we are today at the beginning of that journey. >> reporter: here's how it works. a woman born without a uterus or nonfunctioning uterus gets a healthy uterus from a deceased donor implanted. after a year fertilized eggs are transferred one by one until the

as for lindsey she still has a year of anti-rejeekz medication ahead of her before finding out if she can get pregnant. her doctors remain confident but she says she has more than just them to thank. >> i would like to take a moment to express the immense gratitude family. they have provided me with a gift that i will never be able to repay and i am beyond thankful for them. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. [ applause ] >> the story bringing tears to abc news chief women's health correspondent, dr. jennifer ashton and dr. ashton, this is a uterus, something most of us haven't heard of but something that isn't that rare. >> we usually talk go a transplant as saving a life. in this case it's about potentially giving one. we're talking here about a syndrome called mrkh syndrome and this is really a nail our of development of the genital organs in a woman that affects 1 in 5,000 female births.

and some cases without a lower genital tract but do have functioning ovaries but can be carry. >> they have to survive for a year taking immunotherapy and drugs and will there be any different ivf from a regular woman than one who had a transplant 13 a couple big differences. when she undergoes ivf she will only be getting one embryo, no twins, she will undergo a planned scheduled elective cesarean section. this is'a uterus we're going to test in labor and of course she will have to take strong anti-rejection medication. there is date father on moms and babies born to transplant patients and they do pretty well but that's not an insignificant hurdle. >> had has happened in sweden. doctors have already successfully transplanted a uterus there. but surrogacy isn't legal in that country and our country given the fact that a woman can

in another woman, what do you have to say to people who question this practice because we have that option? >> right, and the opponents here or the critics will say, no question, uterine surrogacy is cheaper, easier and safer, but it really speaks to the powerful biologic, emotional, psych logic drive that women have to carry their own children. it's not the only path to parenthood but have to remember the context, 1967 the world's first heart transplant, almost 50 years later this is a historic event in women's health. >> you just gave me chills. all right, dr. ashton, thanks so much. jenn will take your questions throughout the morning. tweet her @drjashton as i search for the cam are and go to "gma's" facebook page as well. let's head upstairs to lara and michael. >> thank you very much. am, here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." the moment we've been waiting for, our huge "dancing with the stars" party is about to begin. and in just a moment we'll revealing the entire cast but

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accident and much of the now. they say it will be for some again, mississippi and sable. you can use iliff, alameda to get around it, or what do you mean [ cheers and applause ] what do you mean >> all right, great dancing out in times square. we just revealed the season 22 cast of "dancing with the stars." one of the best groups we have ever seen. >> it really is. i'm very excited to see what everybody brings to the table. and you just saw outside. heating up in times square with the newest and hottest men to join the famous "dancing with the stars" troupe this season. we got shannon out there, carril and dennis and talk to them and get to know them. first we want to know the cast of season 22 and we begin. want to start right over here with jodie.

>> thank you so much. >> get a dressing room for you so give us an update from the training room, from the rehearsals. >> we have been rehearsing every day. we've been working really hard. i think that we're going to do pretty well. it's so exciting though and i love my partner. >> that's so great. we do too. we do too. if you could give your partner one piece of advice early on what would it be? >> work hard. that's it. and have a good time. enjoy the journey. >> seems easy enough. i want to talk to paige vanzant. what will you bring from the ring with your skills into the dance floor? >> oh, i'm going to bring it all. i'm here to win. i'm going to bring the fight. i'm ready. >> yeah, that -- >> it's on. >> will we see some -- are there any moves from the ring that translate to dance? >> oh, there's plenty. >> there is? >> yes. they're in for it. >> paige is playing it close to the vest, i see. miss marla maples. >> hello, there, darling. >> hello, hello, hello.

>> what's new? >> time to dance is all i can say. when life gets challenging you just have to dance. >> is it a nice distraction. >> it's amazing. this is my mother's favorite, favorite show and i just lost her two years ago on sunday so i feel like she's up above guiding every move and hopefully i'm going to be moving her moves as we're dancing together and just bringing a lot of light into the world. >> tony, i notice you seem very comfortable with marla. tell me about the chemistry with you? >> we hit it off right away because we've known each other for a long time and met at an airport of all places and just think the world of her and she's been working very hard and giving me everything i've asked for so far so hoping -- >> it's early days. mischa barton, great to see you. >> you too. >> i never met you. i was such a fan of "the o.c." how do you like being part of the cast of "dancing with the stars." >> it's been so fun. i haven't met anybody before today so it's just been me and artem. >> artem, how is she doing? >> she's doing really good.

>> yes, yes, she does. >> everybody says "dancing with the stars" is a great workout. a great way to lose weight or firm up. are you finding that already? >> i mean it's hard work. >> exactly. >> we've been planking so -- >> oh, no. why plank. just dance. >> amy has more. >> i'm here with geraldo rivera. you have a long resume, talk show host, political reporter. "gma" correspondent, reality tv star. why did you want to add dancing to that list. >> last time i danced was at my wedding in 2003. i was drunk on tequila. replicate that. >> do it sober. >> it was on my bucket list and edyta is such a wonderful dancer. so kind, between edyta, my other partner bengay, i'm having a good time. season 10. what are you been up. >> i produced my own tour. i had a baby and now -- >> congratulations.

>> well, we wish you the best of luck. now we have von miller here. [ cheers and applause ] >> just a little something. >> yeah. >> do you think you're going to trophy? >> i'm hoping on it. i got a great partner. working with her she makes everything easy. it's challenging but taking it one day at a time. >> witney, congratulations. i know you just got married. can you take the sexy dance where he got fined for it and home. >> oh, yeah, von has moves. i don't know if you've seen his moves but they are pretty special football field. can't wait to see them on the will. >> ballroom floor. all righ so, wait, can i ask you to show me your touchdown dance. >> want to see it right now? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. all right. let's move on. we've got doug.

way with three nfl stars. so how are you going to distinguish yourself? >> i think i'm going to try a little of geraldo's tequila. i think that will loosen me up and get me going. it will it's be fun and i have the drill sergeant behind me. >> tequila and bengay as well. >> i saw your boyz ii men hit, motown philly or "i'll make love to you". >> "motown philly." the first choice. more fitting for us. >> what's it been like so far. >> a lot of entertainment and we'll going to bring the house down. >> i like that and antonio, on the football field you have quite a rivalry going on with this guy right over here, von so how will it play on the france

>> it's all business. never personal. >> what can we expect to see from you on the dance floor. >> a lot of excitement a lot of hip movements. >> definitely got the hip movements down, yeah. >> a lot of hip movements. a lot to look forward. george, where are you. >> i'm here with kim fields. welcome here to "gma." >> thank you. >> we all watched your fellow castmate castmate castmate nene leaks come on. >> this guy is amazing. >> we love seeing you. thank you. nyle dimarco, you're here, as well as long with your interpret era money and you faced off against tyra banks. who is tougher tyra banks or these dancing judges? >> i think the typical question because the panel on "dancing with the stars," i don't know them yet and i haven't danced at all growing up so we'll see what happens. >> okay, we will see what happens. and peta, this is a little bit of a challenge.

how do you choreograph when he can't hear the music. >> it's all visual and more of a challenge for me but it's a great one and i love working with him. he's such a great student and we're hitting it off. doing our moves great and it's going to be an amazing season. >> now i got to come over to our "gma" cast mate. ginger zee right here. >> go, ginger. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have to confess to you guys, ginger is the favorite in our home. my daughter harper plays ginger when we do "gma" at home so she's rooting. >> thank you. >> now, this is a dream of yours. >> this is a dream and i don't know why it was a dream because now that i've started i have a lot of work to do and i'm very lucky to have this guy. >> how is she doing so far. >> she's doing great. she's got a great spirit about her and it's clear that she really wants to be here and as a teacher, that's pleasure. >> going to be so much fun to watch but now rob is doing your old job this morning over in philadelphia. want to throw it to him. weather. >> i'll bring you flowers when

we're here at the flower show. you've done it before with sam. the with the philadelphia horticultural society. >> it's been a great partnership. we have over 50 parks under one roof. where can you go to see that? we're so excited about this. happening for two years and this did what we have the result. >> well, elk, eagles. you don't have to be a hard-core flower guy to enjoy the show. >> absolutely. they're getting so excited to travel this summer, go camping. >> it feels like summer out there. rain heading into the northwest where one of my favorite

>> this weather report is brought to you by aarp. a sneak peek at a new show that's coming up. a lot of people are talking about this. a new biblical saga called "of kings and prophets" and it's a story about faith and betrayal told through the eyes of a young shepherd a thousand years before christ. take a look. >> flog him. >> wait, wait. wait. wait. >> let me kill the lion instead. if i succeed, you forgive my father's debt and those of our neighbors. >> and if you perish, you will have received your punishment. >> "of kings and prophets" premieres tonight at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central here on abc. lara, back to you. >> all right, thank you so much. we were just saying, more tv news. we have "nashville" star hayden panettiere.

at yahoo style about her battle with postpartum depression and jesse palmer has her story. >> hayden and her treatment in october after struggles following the birth of her daughter kaia but thanks to all the support she's received from friends and fans she says she's back to her very best. >> help me get my life back. >> reporter: hayden panettiere's bouncing back and ready once again for the small screen. the "nashville" star who entered rehab last october for postpartum depression says she's more confident than ever about coming out about her anguish telling contract yahoo style" people connect with being human, with being real, with just doing your own thing. that confidence in doing your own thing is something that i'm learning more and more and more about and it feels good." >> i don't have that postpartum whatever the hell you call it. >> reporter: returning to set just two months ago panettiere whose character also struggled with it says it's interesting

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we are back now with the "dancing with the stars" cast and the ultimate dance battling. we are turning back time a few decades for this, we're calling it dancing with the stars dwts for short -- wait -- >> we always call it that but we turn -- we turpined that acronym into a game. >> we're calling it the dance war time slot. >> dwts. >> mind blowing. >> and the winner gets a trophy. are you ready? >> are you ready? bear with us. >> okay, so wayna, you and your parter are the designated buzzer holders. you have wayna or lindsay push the button. >> you ready to get started? let's call up our first two contestants. first two up, jodie and keo. >> okay. >> welcome up. welcome up. okay, guy, i'll show you your

this is what you have to perform and everyone has to take a look. ready? you're going right there. >> a nice little emmy boosh. you're so fine hey mickey oh mickey you're so fine you're so fine [ buzzer] >> the cabbage patch. >> thank you. thank you. >> the stars for the win. >> all right. >> next up we have paige vanzant and mark ballas. come on up. take a look at this card. >> don't let them see it. they're all trying to peek. >> see it? >> yep. >> ready? cue the music. ice ice baby >> wayna was quick.

>> i'm going with wayna. wayna, what is that dance? wayna, you guessed. >> it was the running man. >> thank you. >> 2-0. 2-0. 2-0. >> you're up, amy. >> next up i think we've got von miller. >> and witney carson here. [ cheers and applause ] here's your dance. >> ooh. >> cue the music. >> this is going to be tough. don't touch this >> the pros got it and it is -- >> hammer time. >> correct. otherwise known as the typewriter. >> ginger and val. come on up, guys. s that a personal favorite. a personal favorite. i think you got it. it's going to take teamwork. shoes off. shoes off for ginger. all right, cue the music.

go right >> the celebs got it. >> it is -- >> they got it. they got it. >> ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, wayna -- >> kid'n play. >> antonio and sharna. come on up. >> here we go. here we go. >> ooh. >> all right? >> yeah. >> cue the music. don't nobody got no mr. mr. roboto >> the pros have it. >> go ahead. >> the robot. >> of course, it is. >> we got a final score now, i believe it's 3-2 and the winner, wayna, you were quick. it goes to the stars. congratulations. >> the running man. >> all right.

had lots of fun with "dancing with the stars" today and now a special surprise. season 21 champ bindi irwin joins us right now. hey, bindi. you got your friend bruce there, as well. little pal. so tell us about -- you got this brand-new -- >> good day. good day. >> got a little bit of a delay right there. what's the best advice you can give the new cast? >> oh, you know, honestly i think it's so important to just remember to believe in yourself. surround yourself with people who will support you, your friends, your family. i prefer to have a few snakes around me, but honestly just believe in yourself. anything. >> so, what do you wish you knew about "dancing with the stars" before you took the ballroom floor?

more to just remember to cherish every single moment. i think that every week i was quite nervous for monday night and you want to try your absolute best but you have to enjoy each little moment and just remember that it's about sharing your story. >> ah. >> that is nice. >> so eloquent. >> and life is good after your big win? >> absolutely. i'm back here in australia zoo with all of my friends like bruce here and it's been really nice. i feel like i've really been able to share my journey with so many people all over the world and i'll continue to do my best to share that love and light and just have fun with my family, continuing to spread my dad's great conservation message. >> and you're doing it -- >> so lucky, inspiring, that's great. >> you did such a great job last year. thanks for joining us this morning. we're looking forward to this season, as well and, of course, "dancing with the stars" premieres monday, march 21st at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on

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>> thanks to all of you for watching. have a great tuesday, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] keep it real the way i feel down the aisle i can do you like michael it's 8:56. developing this morning,

greeley high school. a lot f questions about why the principal and vice principal were told to leave the school and put on paid leave. lindsey joins us with more on what happened. lindsey? >> reporter: kelly, this is major shakeup here at the high school. the district tells us this doesn't have anything to do with student issues. it's parent surveyy the surveys let parents evaluate how satisfied they are with the school and its staff. we know the results are used to evaluate the principal, so there's certainly a benefit to top leaders if scores are high, which they have been. we're looking to learn more about this and we'll keep you posted throughout the day. denver 7. >> it's 8:57. first alert with a beautiful start to the day. sunshine across the plainn. watch the futurecast. we showed you snow that develops through the mountains this afternoon. later tonight there's a chance

showers rolling east over denver after sunset. it could lead to wet roads early tomorrow morning, but overall the last five tooseven days and dryer than we should be. we're prettily close to normal. jason, headed into the weekend, 60s, 70 on the board. i want to show you some of the pictures from the aurora tineal. westbound is open trying to get to 225. it's still going to take time. i-25 coming out of the tech center, trouble there. we have other trouble spots, including this delay for a truck that's down there at

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