making news in america this morning, it's a big day in the presidential race. voters head to the polls in five states. but can anyone clinch the nomination and who's expecting a clean sweep? severe weather. dangerous conditions taking shape. the perfect ingredients for twisters and large hail. where the danger zone is right now. plus, powerful winds on the west coast. a sailboat captain needing rescue. new video in after a plane came down on a florida home. see the frantic moments as witnesses try to get to the burning wreckage. and a big bear roaming a neighborhood running down the sidewalk through front yards forcing people indoors. a good tuesday morning to you all. it's another big day in the race for the white house with voters in five states heading to the polls.

maryland, delaware, rhode island, connecticut and pennsylvania. the biggest prize of the day, donald trump and hillary clinton are hoping to sweep all five states and trump is taking aim at his rivals after they teamed up to try to take him down. it's "your voice, your vote" and abc's kenneth moton is live in bethesda, maryland. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: >> reporter: good morning, ryan and diane. here in maryland donald trump and hillary clinton have double-digit leads. voters will head to the polls and we'll find out if those attacks on the front-runners had an impact. the cruz/kasich alliance was in full effect and under attack by front-runner donald trump. >> if you look at these two guy, one is 1 for 41. the other one, he's like a total disaster. >> reporter: even attacking kasich's eating habits. >> i have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion.

he's shoving it in his mouth. it's disgusting. do you want that for your presidential? i don't think so. >> reporter: today trump is expecting a clean sweep in the five states up for grabs including delegate rich pennsylvania but his rivals are focused on next week's primary in indiana. the goal, stop trump by kasich conceding the state to cruz. >> there may be issues on which we disagree but more unites us. >> i can spend my resources most effectively and the same is true for senator cruz. what's the big deal? this is my fight song >> reporter: hillary clinton in philadelphia, the location of the democratic national convention exactly three months from this week confident she'll be back to accept her party's nomination. >> it is not enough to diagnose our problems, we feed to know how to solve them and then we've got to bring everybody together to do just that. >> reporter: rival bernie sanders pointing out during a late night rally in philly unity

>> this campaign is succeeding because we are listening to the people of this country and not wealthy campaign contributors. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: no one has clinched his or her party's nomination but the candidates are still shopping around for running mates. clinton has a short list and cruz is said to be considering former rival now supporter carly fiorina. diane and ryan. >> never a dull moment. kenneth, thank you. now a quick look at the delegate count, 172 up for grabs on the republican side. nearly 400 for the democrats. donald trump currently has 884 delegates inching closer to that magic number of 1,237. ted cruz is next with 554 and john kasich has 146. hillary clinton has more than 1,900 delegates. she would need 2,383 to clinch the nomination. bernie sanders has 1,172. >> stay with abc news for the

election. we'll have complete coverage online and on air and live interview with bernie sanders later on "good morning america." turning to the weather. a lot of the middle part of the country is on alert for severe storms today. >> from austin to omaha is likely to see multiple tornadoes, as well as hail, heavy rain and thunderstorms. on the radar you can see the trouble spots. more from abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: hail pounding the deck of this northern illinois home. more than a thousand miles away, san antonio, texas, getting hit hard too. storms moving through south central texas with warnings of damaging winds and possibly a weak tornado. abc's rob marciano was there tracking today's severe weather. >> from dallas to wichita to lincoln, nebraska, big-time hail, likely large tornados that may go into the darkness hours and this whole threat pushes to

far, will bring the most vial lent violent storms. >> reporter: these pebbles pelting the city north of l.a. and making this boat rescue off the coast difficult. the choppy water was too much for this small sailboat. fortunately no one was hurt. strong winds causing problems too picking up and tossing this heavy canopy at a car wash. this sign getting toppled. a high wind advisory in effect overnight in several southern california counties. lauren lyster, abc news, new york. president obama is back in washington this morning. he wrapped up his trip to europe on a serious note meeting with allies on the threat of terrorism and other problems in the middle east. in public comments before a private meeting the president said european nations have to do more in the fight against isis. he called this a defining moment for europe. and there's new information this morning about the investigation into prince's death. the minneapolis star tribune reports that the investigation is focusing on drugs.

focusing on the role that painkillers played in the 57-year-old's fatal collapse last week and it quotes an attorney for prince's two late siblings who claim he was told about, quote, substantial problems with painkillers and cocaine more than a decade ago, but many longtime friends of prince say they have never observed him using drugs. the family of a 12-year-old boy shot dead by police in cleveland has settled with the city for $6 million. tamir rice was playing with a pellet gun when officers arrived and one opened fire within two seconds. the head of the police union said the family should use the money to educate kids about the dangers of playing with real and replica guns, an idea the rice family attorney called tone deaf. the man who alleges he was sexually abused by former house speaker dennis hastert is now suing has territory for unpaid hush money. the man's breach of contract suit claims has territory promised him $3.5 million to stay quiet about the alleged decades old abuse.

him about half that. has territory will be sentenced tomorrow on federal banking charges which he pleaded guilty to last fall. a wayward bear caused a big scare in a los angeles neighborhood last night. it was spotted fear a college campus springing through the area and alluded officers for warned to stay inside. the bear eventually was safely tranquilized and will be released back into the wild after it gets a medical checkup. still ahead, a new warning about those brightly covered laundry pods. >> sifting through the wreckage, a plane crashes into a home and dramatic new video showing the moments right after the crash. plus, dangling on the edge. a slow landslide getting worse. see that?

a brush fire in southern california is threatening homes. heavy rain did little to curb it fire will grow. right now it covers about six acres in riverside county. and this morning, there's a new warning about the spread of the zika virus. the world health organization says there's the potential for a marked increase in the number of zika infections in the coming months and to expect them in more countries. zika is spread by mosquitoes but can also be sexually transmitted. scientists are concerned it could reach the southern u.s. and parts of europe by this summer and there's no treatment for vaccine. erin andrews and the two companies involved in her case have settled. andrews was awarded $55 million last month after a jury found the companies and her stalker at fault for posting that video on

the companies had ameed the verdict. now they've reached a confidential settlement which could avoid years of appeals. the danger of laundry pods to children is growing. every 45 minutes a poison control center gets a call about a child who ate or came into contact with detergent. that's up 17% but experts say not all cases are reported. well, leave it to the british for the latest culinary innovation, a plant that has the basic ingredients for both french fries and ketchup. the tomtato grows potatoes and tomatoes. tomtato. a celebrity couple name. when we come back, caught on camera, a teenager working under his truck when it comes crashing down. and super tom sidelined.

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very impressive. drivers in the middle of the u.s. may have to think quickly as well if they come upon flooded roads this morning. whatever you do, try not to drive into any standing water. the wet roads will extend into the northeast and down to the gulf coast. there may also be snow in the western mountains. if you're flying airport delays are likeliest in dallas, denver, kansas city, washington, philadelphia, new york and boston. and we're learning more this morning about a plane crash right in the middle of a south florida neighborhood. >> cell phone video captured the moments just after the crash. three people on board the private beach craft were severely burned. no one on the ground hurt. despite the raging fire which was touched off when the plane hit a house where the homeowner was inside. >> when the plane hit his house, it actually bounced over one house and ended up in the yard of the next house so obviously people. >> the faa says the pilot was

at the nearby airport in pompano beach when the accident happened. the victims, one woman and two men, were burned over 30% of their bodies. new details into the execution style murders of eight family members in southern ohio. authorities have confirmed that a facebook threat was made against the youngest victim, 16-year-old chris rodin. they're pursuing other leads as the manhunt intensifies. commercial marijuana grow operations were found in three of the four homes where the murders took place. dozens of property owners in colorado springs are seeking federal aid because they say their homes are in landslide zones they didn't know about. recent heavy rain has triggered slides in the area. those homeowners claim they were never told about the potential threat before they bought their homes. they now hope federal assistance will help them buy out properties that have been damaged or are at risk. and this surveillance video shows a pickup truck slip off a jack trapping a 17-year-old in san diego.

for help a u.p.s. driver and neighbors come to his rescue. they help bet the truck off him. king suffered some scrapes and swelling, but surprisingly nothing serious. he's now calling himself the luckiest man alive. >> indeed. there has been no response from tom brady or the patriots following an appeals court to reinstate his suspension. that reversed an earlier ruling which threw out the suspension clearing brady to play all of last season. if there's no appeal, brady won't be able to play until new england's october 9th game in cleveland. and there's plenty of speculation about tiger woods possibly planning his return to competitive golf. we learned yesterday that woods has registered for june's u.s. open but that's no guarantee he will play in the tournament. now, woods has been away from competition since having two back procedures last year. his agent maintains there is no timetable for his return. now for playoff highlight. >> hoop, hockey and high-profile

stuff from our guys at espn. >> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. it's monday. we have five of these to do this week. >> you know about steph curry. his injury to his knee, he got an mri. he's going to be out at least two weeks before they re-evaluate. clippers and blazers. chris paul reaches to strip henderson and you see paul grabbing his hand. broke a bone in his right hand. he would not return to this game and sources are telling espn that he might be done for the playoffs unless he gets a better prognosis after x-rays on tuesday. meanwhile, damian lillard with the three and brake griffin has a left quad injury. game five wednesday in l.a. i'll tell you who else is sitting out, chicago.

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half a million. >> it measures 12x26 feet and even has a partially finished basement. the realtor admits it does need work because it used to house pit bulls and other pets and a few blocks away is one of the most polluted waterways in the big apple. >> having six roommates doesn't look so bad. living in your parents' basement doesn't seem that bad either. some news that bum out dog owners. your favorite pet may not like to be hugged as much as you think. >> okay. >> researchers in canada analyzed pictures of dogs being hugged and found most canines often look anxious or distressed when you hug them. >> dogs show signs of distress when their bare their teeth or turn their head away from something or partially close their eyes. they don't even like being hugged because they're built to run not really to cuddle. well, that dog seems pet happy. that dog seems -- >> doesn't seem very happy. finally, a scientific formula that's aimed at

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in the northeast including delegate rich pennsylvania. donald trump and hillary clinton are leading in the polls hoping to pull off a clean sweep. a federal judge is upheld north carolina's election law requiring voters to show a photo i.d. when casting ballots. the justice department and civil rights groups claim it discriminates against poor and minority voters. strong winds in southern california caused some damage last night picking up and tossing a heavy canopy across a parking lot and smashing a kentucky fried chicken sign right into the parking lot. >> but today's strong weather will be in the nation's midsection especially in the plains, wichita and oklahoma city both bracing for a possible tornado outbreak. and finally, it was famous dances night on "dancing with the stars." the standout performance was boyz ii men wayna morris with his rendition of 'nsync's "bye bye bye." he impressed the real 1999

fatone who waited for him backstage. wayna and lindsay got the top score missing a perfect score by one point. >> ginger zee oozing with attitude to janet jackson's "nasty." judge carrie ann said she almost owned it. len said it lacked attitude. bruno said she didn't quite take it to that next level. she and val scored a 24. >> the judges said she was very well rehearsed and nailed every mark. just needed a little more attitude. getting the low score of the night and the boot was underdog's doug flutie who danced to a bollywood song. you'll hear more from that pair coming up on "good morning america." >> like it. >> getting credit though. he's not a natural dancer. >> he looks good though. >> agreed. finally an opera singer dreams of this but probably not quite in this way.

anile made his metropolitan opera debut this past weekend but he was wearing jeans, a t-shirt and his sneakers. >> there's a reason. he only had five minutes' notice he would have to sing the fourth act for the lead tenor in verdi's "otello" because that singer last minute lost his voice. no intermission between the third and fourth acts so anile threw on a black cape, ran out and sang the role while the other man played the part. there he was demonstrating the skills, anile says he wasn't nervous because he's sung the show many times all over the world but never before at the met and to complete the opera singer's dream, anile got a standing ovation during the curtain call. >> bravo, sir, bravo.

>> that' good morning. it's 4:30. a new video of a suspected for a road raging attack in manhattan. we have details on the suspect's car. this woman on staten island is accused of hitting a 12-year- old with a hockey stick. why the woman went berserk. the presidential hopefuls are hoping for clean sweeps. a light show on this