>> i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. >> now threatening to take cruz to court. donald trump is joining us live this morning. stunning revelations. the wrestling superstars now speaking out about the secret they kept for so long. why wwe star daniel bryan's wife agreed to keep quiet about her husband's concussions, the ones that eventually forced him to call it quits. everybody and the grammys rocking all night long. lionel richie saying "hello" to music's biggest night. taylor swift taking home a huge award and taking on kanye west. >> you don't let those people side-track you. we could be heroes just for one day >> and lady gaga with an out-of-this-world tribute to david bowie. this is ground control to major tom >> this morning, the secrets

only on "gma." and good morning, america. boy, what a night at the grammys. let's take a little look at the lionel richie medley, joined on stage by john legend, demi lovato, luke bryan. >> demi lovato was so good singing "hello." >> lady gaga with that david bowie medley. >> of course, everybody wanted to hear adele perform. easily one of the most anticipated moments of the night. however beset by technical difficulties. what adele's saying about those this morning. >> with a smile on her face. >> of course. first, to those major winter storm spawning tornadoes that tore through the south. 15 states on alert this morning, from north carolina all the way up to maine. and that storm also dropping a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and rain across 1200 miles.

accidents. abc's mary bruce has the very latest. >> reporter: overnight, slick, sleety roads leading to wreck after wreck. >> there's a lot of icy spots. >> reporter: early this morning, this massive pileup in pennsylvania, just north o scranton on i-81, semitrucks plowing into each other after hitting black ice, crushing cars in their path. rescue crews are on the scene. there were reports of multiple injuries. the ice-covered interstate remains closed. many cars unable to get traction. over 2,000 wrecks in 24 hours across 17 states. virginia alone seeing more than 500. it wasn't just miserable road conditions. tornadoes touching down in the south. on the florida/alabama border, a tornado damaging homes and dropping trees on cars. in louisiana, a reported tornado ripping the roof off this carwash and tossing it into this pizza hut. cell phone video capturing the panicked patrons moments after. >> you're all right, mom.

were only minor injuries. this morning, in mississippi, they're cleaning up after a tornado may have touched down there. three homes flattened and completely destroyed. here at the charlotte airport, it is a wet, slick mess. already 25 flights canceled here. nearly 400 across the country and growing. amy? >> all right, mary. thanks for the very latest on that. and that snow and ice is not sticking around long. rob, the temperatures have been jumping up and down the past few a 50-degree swing for millions. >> yeah, amy, in some cases, a 60-degree swing. we're in the upper 40s here in manhattan. where just a few days ago, record temperatures well below zero. look at ththis swing. when you talk about sunday, minus 1 in new york. today, well into the 50s. but before that -- it will be windy, too, by the way. before that happens, we still have pockets of really cold air. so, it's a slick commute just outside of d.c., they just

and we're going to see some heavy rain in baltimore, washington, d.c., back through west virginia. flood watches are posted for this rain. marching up the eastern seaboard. all snow from buffalo back through western pennsylvania and some severe weather across parts of south florida. there's a massive, massive storm. as you mentioned, all sorts of wild swings. a difficult commute this morning and this afternoon. back to you. >> you could feel the difference when you came to work this morning. >> a big difference. we move on to the race for the white house. the focus on south carolina, the gop primary just four days away, jeb bush brings in his big brother to take on donald trump. as trump doubles down on his attacks against bush, ted cruz, the entire republican establishment. mr. trump will join us live after this report from abc's tom llamas in south carolina. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. that crowd last night loved seeing president bush. voters i spoke to afterwards said it added a layer of legitimacy to jeb bush's campaign. but donald trump saying it's too late to save jeb and that jeb's campaign is going nowhere.

big gun -- president george w. bush, hoping south carolina voters deliver for jeb like they did for w. >> i've been misunderestimated most of my life. >> reporter: the former president turning on the charm. >> i've written two books, which has surprised a lot of people, particularly up east, who didn't think i could read, much less write. >> reporter: then, not calling him by name, but definitely turning up the heat on donald trump. >> in my experience, the strongest person usually is not the loudest one in the room. >> reporter: and jeb also showing he's ready to fight. ditching his glasses and saying trump's recent criticisms of 9/11 are out of line for a republican. >> i thought it was a little strange that a front-running candidate would attack the president of the united states. >> reporter: but trump defiant. >> i've heard for years, he kept the country safe after 9/11. what does that mean after? what about during 9/11? i was there. the worst attack ever in this country, it was during his

>> reporter: trump, who polls have leading in south carolina, says jeb bush started this fight by attacking him with negative ads. >> his brother came today. they're trying to make him competitive. i don't think it will happen. >> reporter: while trump takes on the bushes, he's also calling senator ted cruz a liar. >> i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian? >> reporter: trump threatening to take cruz to court over the fact that he was born in canada if he doesn't stop airing what trump calls false ads and apologize. cruz could be trump's toughest competition in the palmetto state. he says trump is coming apart and he's painting him as a conservative impostor. >> if you live 50 years of your life and you have never said or done or written anything to prove you're conservative, you ain't. >> reporter: and this morning, senator ted cruz set to make a major announcement when it comes to national security. and back to trump now.

last night, the bushes were not the only ones to square off with donald trump. vice president dick cheney also said, when listening to donald trump, it sounds like a liberal democrat when he attacks the bush administration over 9/11. >> mr. trump joins us now. a republican candidate in a pitch battle with the party's previous president and vice president. >> well, george, this wasn't started by me. this was started by jeb bush. he was telling me all sorts of good things in a debate and various other places. finally, i said, hey, look. he was saying how safe things were. well, i said, excuse me, the world trade center came down during your brother's administration. you can't bring out the brother. i have never met the brother. you can't bring out the brother, say what a wonderful job he did. it's like a baseball game. they got 20 runs in the first

the world trade center came down and thousands of people, many of whom i knew, many people that i knew died in the world trade center. that happened during the bush presidency, which is, you know, you have to bring that out also. >> are you standing by your contention that president bush lied about weapons of mass destruction? a bipartisan commission says there's no evidence to back that up. >> i don't know if he lied or not. i just know that there were no weapons of mass destruction. i know that his cia and other agencies knew something bad was going to happen. they did nothing about it. they did not get along, if you look at the records. they got along horribly, the heads of the cia and the heads of the various other agencies weren't speaking. there were a lot of problems there. and osama bin laden, who i wrote about two years before the world trade center came down. i wrote about osama bin laden in my book. he's a bad dude. he should have been taken out. and one other thing, george, had

in effect, those people wouldn't have even been in the country for the most part. >> let's move to ted cruz. you said you want an apology from him, you want him to take his ads down. he's not doing that. allenge his candidacy? >> well, let me tell you, i have dealt with many people over my lifetime and i've been very successful. i've dealt with people a lot tougher than him. i have never dea w even rubio, ma is hard for a politician to do. he called him a liar. i said, wow, that's amazing, i have never heard that from a politici replacit. he says, i love obamacare. i'm going to keep it. on the second amendment, there's nobody stronger on the second amendment than i am. he said, donald get rid of the second amendment. he'll say whatever he wants to say. i actually think he's a very

i really believe that. i think he's a very unstable person.y take something you believe in and say the exact opposite. by the way, on sunday, or saturday evening, right after the vote, he'll apologize. >> but t ao follow through on your pledge to file a suit against his candidacy? you said you hired a lawyer -- >> it was -- what he did to ben carson is a disgrace. he wrote a fraudulent voter paper -- a voter violation paper. but he apologized immediately to ben carson after the votes were cast. frankly, that should be taken away from him. that election from iowa should be taken away from him. he was born in canada. some saying he doesn't have the right to run for president he can't be president, because of the fact he was born in canada, lived there for years. under that theory, winston

he was born in canada. when you talk about a natural-born citizen, according to many great lawyers, i've been looking at this very strongly. >> i'll ask you again, are you going to file suit? >> i'm thinking about it very seriously, george. i don't know we're thinking about it. >> mr. trump, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. >> always interesting, george. also interesting, the democratic race. the nevada caucuses are also just four days away. and the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is getting fierce, as hillary tries to avoid another upset. abc's cecilia vega is here now with the very latest on that battle. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: that's right, amy. here's the reality for hillary clinton. bernie sanders has the momentum on his side after the double-digit new hampshire win. and this morning, her team is growing nervous about what could come. hillary clinton in nevada making her case. >> i'm hoping to get your support. >> reporter: one handshake. >> i need your help in your caucus on saturday.

>> voters also have a choice between where i stand and where my opponent stands. >> reporter: where she stands this morning, hoping to avoid an embarrassing nevada upset. overnight, bernie sanders fired up. trading in nevada for michigan and a massive rally with nearly 10,000 supporters. >> leadership is about standing up for what's right even when it is not popular. >> reporter: clinton stayed behind, skipping a campaign stop in florida, sending her husband instead. you think they're nervous in nevada right now? should they be? >> it's a caucus. anytime you have a caucus, it's more unpredictable. so, it's better for her to stay there. >> reporter: bill clinton facing heat of his own, interrupted by this trump supporter. the former president firing back. >> i took his money for my foundation where i used it to --n he's using it now, i'll guarantee you. >> reporter: from the loud to the strange. hillary clinton focused on

during a story about a political ad featuring a dog, she began barking. yes, barking. >> we need to get that dog and follow him around and every time they say these things, like, oh, you know, the great recession inlike a dog ] >> reporter: yeah, clinton aides telling me they're bracing for a very tight race in nevada. a victory all depends on turnout, but today is about wooing a constituency she's been trying hard to win. clinton meets with members of naacp and al sharpton. >> what are we going to see next? >> reporter: i don't know. don't ask me about the barking. that's all i know. >> thank you, cecia. n ow on the supreme court. funeral plans for justice antonin scalia have not yet been announced. both parties brace for an epic

successor on the court. jon karl is tracking that from the white house. senate republicans now a pretty united front against any nominee from president obama. >> reporter: they sure are. they have been unified so far saying it should be the next president who choose the replacement. not this one. meantime, the white house says that the president is deeply engaged in choosing a nominee and that senior aides are already talking to democrats on the senate, getting input from them. >> okay, jon karl, thank you very much. all right, now, to music's biggest night, and what a night it was at the grammys. full of unbelievable performances, surprises. incredible tributes. chris connelly was there for all of it. >> reporter: the 58th annual grammys, a tale of sound. i can't feel my face when i'm with you >> reporter: and fury. and signified. alexander hamilton >> reporter: take taylor swift. accepting her album of the year award with a call to female

>> i want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success. or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> reporter: along the way, throwing shade at 100 miles an hour in the direction of kanye west, who declared in a new song -- i made that [ bleep ] famous >> just know it was you and the people who love you who put you there. hello >> reporter: no, not that hello. demi lovato. part of an all-star lionel richie medley. sing my song, everybody all night long >> reporter: on the red carpet, eager anticipation for rapper kendrick lamar. >> i hope he wins everything. >> reporter: well, he won five of them, including best rap album.

>> reporter: he won the hearts of his peers with a galvanizing performance. as we proceed to give you what you need >> reporter: steeped in the stark imagery and emotion of the black lives matter movement. this is ground control to major tom >> reporter: also delivering live, lady gaga, with a tribute to david bowie that ran the riotous gamut of his ever-transformative career. fame, fame, fame, fame >> reporter: and of the night he won his first grammy. you should go and love yourself >> reporter: justin bieber strumming and singing the songs that have put his own career back on track. adele seemed set to soar. with this performance. remember us >> reporter: but ended her night responding to widespread social media speculation that technical issues had snarled her song, tweeting -- the piano mikes fell on to the piano strings.

hailed heroes of the past. take it easy >> reporter: the eagles, reuniting just weeks after the passing of frontman glenn frey. save me >> reporter: jackson brown helping out his friends of the eagles with that tribute. nobody is still here. it's the music business. i figure someone is out there still celebrating. guys? >> you got that right. chris, thank you so much. amazing moment, that eagles moment was tremendous. we have so much more on music's big night. the highs, the lows. and some exclusive behind-the-scenes details that chris is still gathering. coming up. want to go back to rob on this windstorm. >> yeah, so many facets to this storm, and the last one is the wind. high wind warnings for eastern parts of massachusetts. it includes new york city.

in some cases, it will be damaging, especially in eastern mass. 62 potentially in provincetown.breaking right now.. shots fired on the strip, and metro is on a manhunt for the

>> everybody warming up on the east coast. but nothing compared to socal. temps near 90 again today. coming up here on "gma," former new york governor eliot spitzer is speaking out over the police investigation. into an incident with a young woman at a hotel. and the wwe superstar couple now speaking out about the major health secret they kept for so long. >> and it was hard on me. but i didn't. i didn't say anything. >> the truth behind his decision to leave the ring for good, when we come back.

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welcome back to "gma." so many eyes on the terrible weather moving in this morning. already sparking big wrecks and that huge pileup in pennsylvania overnight. and now, a new batch of bad weather is set to move in very soon. >> rain up and down the coast. also right now, democrats and republican candidates ramping up attacks. just four days until the gop primary in south carolina. donald trump tells us this morning that he's seriously

george w. bush joins the trail to support his brother jeb. fans of the force will be rejoicing. the next film will start shooting on monday. in london. we're learning about some of the new stars. also this morning, jesse palmer went to the dogs. >> that's right, behind the scenes at the 140th westminster dog show. taking a look at some of the new breeds you'll see. also, who is the favorite to take home the coveted best in show award? if you like dogs, that is heaven right there. >> that's a fun afternoon. >> it was awesome, george. i was carrying dog hair home on my jacket. i picked up so many dogs at the show. coming up. first, this big headline about former new york governor eliot spitzer. police are investigating an encounter with a young woman at a hotel. the governor is denying any wrongdoing. the young woman has recanted previous allegations. abc's reena ninan is here with the latest. good morning, reena. >> reporter: this is the story plastering the front pages of new york papers this morning. police telling abc news that

surveillance cameras from the plaza hotel and the hospital as all part of their investigation. >> use nonlethal force whenever possible. >> reporter: this morning, former new york governor eliot spitzer under scrutiny after new york city's famed plaza hotel saturday night. spitzer and a 25-year-old woman, new york papers identifying her as this woman -- svetlana travis, allegedly getting into an argument. travis calling 911, telling police at one point the former governor choked her, later recanting that statement. >> be advised, the edp is in room 1541 if the plaza hotel. she's having a nervous breakdown. >> reporter: police telling abc news that the two had been in some sort of a romantic relationship for about two years. spitzer's lawyer speaking out overnight, saying there was no criminal activity on the part of mr. spitzer.

room, where she threatened to harm herself. the former governor trying to keep her calm. travis later taken for evaluation at a psychiatric hospital. it's not spitzer's first brush with controversy. >> but i've disappointed and failed to live up to the standard i expected of myself. thank you very much. >> reporter: in 2008, the married father of three was serving as the governor of new york, resigning after becoming involved in a sex scandal with escort ashley dupree. the governor now then to the investigators as client 9. spitzer is now divorced from his wife silda. svetlana we're told are back in russia. now to the stunning announcement rocking the wrestling world. one of the wwe's biggest stars, suddenly calling it quits because of concussions. now, daniel bryan and his wife, a fellow wrestling star, are speaking out. and abc's kayna whitworth sat down with them and has the very latest from anaheim, california. good morning, kayna.

to you. last night, daniel bryan's wife, right behind me on monday night raw. that show reaches 13 million people weekly. but her performance last night was an emotional one, fueled by her husband's retirement just a week ago. he's best known for making and taking big slams in the ring. >> fairytale is -- >> reporter: but this morning, former wrestling superstar daniel bryan and his wife, brie bella, are speaking out. after bryan announced his retirement on stage last week after a string of concussions. >> i have loved this in a way that i have never loved anything else. the more concussions you have, the more susceptible you are to them. >> reporter: some of those concussions even leading to seizures, something bryan tried to keep private. at first, not telling brie, a wwe total diva and pro wrestler

>> i was with him after one of his seizures after a concussion. it screamed me so bad, i just lost it. >> i just implored her, please don't say anything to anybody. if i tell them if i have a concussion, they're not going to let me do what i do anymore. >> it was hard on me. i was sitting there like, if i do say something, then it will, you know, it could -- i wouldn't know what it would do for him. he's worked so hard. but i didn't. i didn't say anything. >> reporter: i think a lot of people think pro wrestling is fake. is what you're doing in the ring real? >> it's not real and it's not fake. when you get slammed, you really get slammed. i'm helping him slam me. >> reporter: but you're getting injured? >> yes. >> reporter: last year, bryan was sidelined after having surgery on his neck. the wwe taking him off the roster. >> the wwe doctor said, i can't in good conscience allow you to risk yourself like that. >> athletes are like thoroughbreds.

because they'll run themselves into the ground, if given that opportunity. >> reporter: but some former wrestlers say that the wwe hasn't always been as protective. in 2015, wrestlers filing suit, accusing the wwe of failing to diagnose concussions and sending athletes into the ring injured. including chris benoit, who after his death, was found to have severe cte. the brain disease linked to hard hits. the wwe telling us that lawsuit vigorously contest it. >> our referees are taught to look for signs. our talent themselves are made aware of signs in themselves and in each other. >> reporter: as for bryan and bella's future, they're hoping to start a family. for wwe fans, that might mean another retirement announcement. and soon. >> feeling and seeing everything he went through with his retirement, i just feel it's

boots. it is going to be hard on me, as well, but that day is very close. >> reporter: brie tells me we can expect the retirement announcement sometime this summer. also, bryan saying he wants to now spend his time educating young athletes about the dangers of concussions. amy and george? >> he's done a lot of it. >> thank you so much. coming up, we're answering those big grammy questions. what happened with adele's performance? where was rihanna? and the secrets behind lady gaga's tribute. and a scary moment in the air. pilots racing to put masks on and get to safety. we'll tell you what happened coming up. ned coming up. masks on and get to safety.ype 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works

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to david bowie. gio has the story. >> reporter: from the very first notes, the viewers at home wondered about the strange clang. my heart >> reporter: was it an out of sync triangle player? whatever the noise, it did not fit with the lilting notes of adele's "all i ask." and then, the mike went out. in the grammy's most anticipated performance, adele looked briefly panicked but bravely soldiered on. receiving a standing ovation. but that was no consolation to her fans. venting on twitter, the audio engineer is a lot like a football kicker. no one knows who you are. make a mistake and the world comes after you. others wondering if a certain performer who came after her

tweeting, it was bieber's guitar ruining the performance. adele solved the mystery. the piano mikes fell on to the piano strings. that's the guitar sound. it made it sound out of tune. because of it, though, i'm treating myself to an in-n-out. so maybe it was worth it. another big question of the night, what happened to rihanna? the pop powerhouse was scheduled to perform a song from her new album. she even attended rehearsals during the day where witnesses said she killed it. shortly before her performance, she was put on a 48-hour vocal rest, following a vocal chord hemorrhage. she tweeted out #navy, so sorry i couldn't be there. meanwhile, pop aficionados wondering just how lady gaga pulled off an incredible tribute to the late david bowie. watch as her face transforms into iconic bowie characters.

teaming with intel. to bring her vision into a digital reality. they gave us a look at this ring, tapping into the power of computers almost five times faster than regular ones. turning the stage into a 4-d animated wonderland. >> we wanted to create an expression of david bowie's magic and also to show that there is magic that can be made with technology. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> mission accomplished. well deserved. the recording academy president said, to adele's credit, she killed it. fantastic job, pro that she is. i'm glad she treated herself to an in-n-out burger. perfect way to end -- >> she knew right away something was wrong. >> her eyes. watching it. you felt for her. >> great job fighting through it. >> absolutely. >> she still sounded amazing.

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we're back with the show that's going to the dogs. so many talented pups parading around madison square garden last night. all hoping to charm those judges. jesse got to go backstage with the contenders. as they got ready for their closeups. hey, jesse. >> hey, amy, that's right. this year's field is bigger than ever. look at the seven new breeds entering this year's competition for the very first time. i had the chance to go behind the screens at the show. trying to get the answer to the question we all have, who will be the best in show? i'm at the 140th westminster dog show. there are over 3,000 dogs here, including seven brand-new breeds. all competing for one thing and one thing only. best in show. >> it's overwhelming. it's like the super bowl. it's like the world series for us. if you get here and you win,

world. >> reporter: the competition monday night was rough. the hounds, nonsporting, and herding dogs sending one top dog to go head to head with the sporting, working dogs, and er the years competing tonight. i couldn't leave without saying hello to my personal favorite -- the french bulldog. don't be jealous, tully. good morning, america. and tully gave me the silent treatment for a couple of hours. but we're good now. so, who are this year's favorites? the wire fox terrier has won more than any other breed, 14 time. people out in vegas like the german shepherd at 4 to 1 odds to win it all. and speaking of tully, the pup that i own, the french bulldog is a long shot. 85 to 1. there's tully right there. >> oh, but she's won your heart. >> it's her world. i just live in it. >> that's best in your show. >> it's all up to one judge. >> i should take that. >> one judge makes the choice. >> you're right. it's unbelievable.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. an emergency landing. >> alaska 1 we're declaring an emergency. smoke in the airplane. >> pilots battle smoke in the cockpit. racing to get their masks on and get their jetliner back on the ground. moments after takeoff from d.c. find me underrated also this morning, the stunning picture from oprah. showing off her slimmed-down figure.

meditation and teaming up with guru deepak chopra could be the key. we'll hear from chopra himself this morning. and it was a knockout night at the grammys. gwen stefani stunning in a live music video. meghan trainor with an emotional speech. >> i'm a mess. i have to go cry. thank you to the grammys. i love you so much. >> and sofia vergara with a peekaboo popup with pit bull. all the hits and the hot looks on stage and off. all that and kate hudson, here live. how she's staying happy, healthy, and the best advice from her superstar mom, goldie hawn, as we say -- >> good morning, america. good morning, america. good morning, kate hudson right there. a new book out called "pretty happy." can't wait to hear some of her best secrets for health and happiness. amy, you're going to talk to her in a bit. >> i am. i'm very excited. we have her breakfast here.

walnuts. this is her lemon ginger detox tea. >> i'll say. >> it's got a kick. >> we're going to talk about how she stays fit and fierce coming up. >> if it works for her, cheers, my friend. >> whoo. >> it does have a kick. and music's biggest night wowed viewers. the artists got a bit of a shock with a new edition of jimmy kimmel's "mean tweets." all in honor of the grammys. this one from mumford & sons. got a lot of laughs. >> i love how music takes you away to another place. like mumford & sons is playing at this restaurant, so now i'm going to another restaurant. >> that's pretty good. >> they're so funny. >> that is coming up. to amy with the morning rundown. we begin with the major travel delays because of a winter storm battering the east coast. thousands of crashes blamed on the slick roads from the carolinas to new england. federal agencies in washington are opening three hours late

at the airports, hundreds of flights have been cancelled. the storm also spawning tornadoes leaving a trail of damage in the florida panhandle and mississippi. it was a frightening ride for passengers on a flight out of washington. smoke pouring into the cockpit, forcing the pilots to put on their oxygen masks. abc's david kerley has the details. >> reporter: emergency crews scurried around the jetliner, which was in the air for only minutes. >> alaska 1 we're declaring an emergency. smoke in the airplane. >> about five, ten minutes into the flight, i felt the engines kind of slow down a little bit. >> reporter: they had just left washington's reagan airport for seattle. the pilots of the alaska airlines 737 wanting to get back on the ground quickly. sounding like they had their masks on. >> reagan, alaska 1 emergency. >> reporter: they're asking to land at dulles airport, less than 30 miles away. >> dulles tower, alaska 1 emergency aircraft and -- for 1-9 left. we're going to need the trucks, please.

be coming out. >> reporter: emergency crews checked the jet. which then taxied to the gate. one passenger tells us she watched one of the pilots wearing an oxygen mask walk into an ambulance. all six crew members were taken to the hospital. none of the passengers who were rebooked to seattle. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> thank you, david. a new round of attacks from donald trump. he's threatening to sue ted cruz. over negative ads. trump calls cruz the biggest liar he's ever seen. cruz firing back saying there's no proof trump has ever been a conservative. meanwhile, george w. bush campaigned for his brother, jeb. taking a veiled swipe at trump. he said the loudest person in the room is not always the strongest. overseas, russia is rejecting accusations it committed war crimes when it bombed a hospital and three schools in syria, killing nearly 50 civil they say their troops were not

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