it's friday. have a great weeeekend. good morning, america. donald trump lines up another big endorsement from a former rival as republicans ditch the personal insults at last night's debate. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> marco rubio and ted cruz still focused on the front-runner. >> the president can't just say anything he wants. >> we are pledging our support to you. >> trump faces new questions about growing violence at his rallies. >> when they see what's going on in this country they have anger that's unbelievable. >> states of emergency. deadly floods drown the south. the national guard rescuing more than 3,000 families. a black hawk helicopter swooping

says this storm is worse than a hurricane. the woman behind sean penn and the drug lord taking on hollywood. scared to be alone with the kingpin and told us about the moment she wanted to die. the canadian prime minister comes to washington charming babies and even sasha, malia and justin fever takes over the white house. good morning, america. happy friday. a little bromance between the president and canadian prime minister. >> a romance going on with america, i think. >> yes, absolutely and justin trudeau and sasha and malia obama also attended and the president got choked up as he talked about his daughters and how much they've grown up. we'll have what he said. >> his daughters looked stunning and so grown up. really remarkable. oh, no, it happens like that but we have a lot more coming up on

first right to the big republican debate over night. the joe remaining four candidates taking each other on ahead of the critical primary votes tuesday. trump racking up another big endorsement and jon karl starts us off, good morning to you, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. last night may have been the last big chance to take donald trump down but for the most part they didn't even seem to try. trump kicked off the debate by touting another big endorsement from one of his formal rivals. ben carson is endorsing me tomorrow morning. >> reporter: his debate with his current rivals was remarkably tame. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up there. >> reporter: personal insults, interrupgs and vulgarities of the last debate disappeared. donald trump tried to loan like the unifier this time. >> the republican establishment or whatever you want to call it should embrace what's happening. we're having millions of extra

we are going to beat the democrats. >> reporter: one place trump was challenged his most recent controversial comments about muslims. >> last night you told cnn, quote, islam hates us. did you mean all 1.6 billion muslims? >> i mean a lot of them. i mean a lot of them. >> reporter: marco rubio said talk like that is alienating america's muslim allies around the world. >> if you go to any national cemetery especially arlington you'll see crescent moons there. >> in large mosques all over the middle east you have people chanting "death to the usa." >> reporter: some of the strongest criticism came over his praise for brutal authoritarian regimes including vladimir putin of the russia and the china government that mowed down protesters in tiananmen square. >> that doesn't mean i was endorsing it. i said that is a strong, powerful government that put it down -- >> i think that the chinese

and when that guy stood in front, that young man stood in front of that tank we ought to build a statue of him over here government. >> reporter: ted cruz ended with trump. >> what an incredible nation we have that the son of a bartender and the son of a mailman and dishwasher and a successful businessman can all stand on this stage competing and asking for your support. >> reporter: afterwards donald trump called the debate elegant. a reflection perhaps on the fact that it didn't appear to do anything to change his position as the overwhelming front-runner for the republican nomination. george. >> okay, jon, thanks. let's take it to senator marco rubio who joins us from palm beach. thanks for joining us. you're getting a lot of good reviews last night but did you do anything to slow donald trump down? >> well, i don't know if it's about tear donald trump down. i think it's like any debate an opportunity to convince people

there are still significant number of undecideds across the country in illinois and ohio and north carolina and the other, missouri and other states in play but also in florida so i think it's an opportunity to do that and an opportunity to get people supporting other candidates to give you a second look and also an opportunity to reinvigorate your own supporters. that's what the debates are about. that's what it was about. felt good about the night we have, see if it pays dividends. >> anything you wish you would have said? >> well, look, i give credit to the moderators. it was a policy debate. it was very policy oriented and a lot of topics we could have talked about that we didn't get to, two-hour debate. i give them credit. substantive debate and aim good it was. i wish i would have given out my website marcorubio.com. >> according to most of the polls i've seen over the last

one report that you're not even advertising. how can you make up that ground in the final four days? >> well, we're not down by double digits. i've always acknowledged that it was going to be a tough fight here in florida. but we're making real progress. i love all the trends that are happening and i think a couple of things are happening. number one is there is a significant number of voters that are now making up their minds and i think they'll head our way, i hope so anyway and feel strongly they will and a lot of kasich and cruz supporters that realize neither of them have any chance to win and florida and if they don't want donald trump to be our nominee voting for them in florida is a vote for donald trump. >> even if you win florida on tuesday night, get every single one of the delegates by our calculations you'll need to win 78% of the remaining delegates to get that. that can't be done. your best hope is a contested convention. how do you answer donald trump's argument whoever has the most delegates going to that veng

>> the majority, almost two-thirds of republicans do not nominee. if you have someone your front-runner and nominee who has a significant percentage of the party rejects you won't win a general election. i think i'm the only candidate left in the race who can unite the republican party and also grow it and so i think that is the reason why ultimately we're going to be the nominee. it's not going to be a traditional way. will take a long time most people anticipated to get there. but it's important and i feel really good about it, especially after tuesday when we win for our campaign. >> senator rubio, thanks for >> thanks, george. ballot tuesday. >> a lot at stake. one of the questions talked about last night in the debate, the physical violence seen at some of donald trump's rallies. well, now one reporter is saying she was assaulted by trump's campaign manager. abc's tom llamas has that story in palm beach for us. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. in just a couple of hours donald

carson's endorsement here at his mar-a-lago resort this as the trump campaign is dealing with several incidents involving violence. overnight, donald trump on the defense at the republican debate grilled on this violent exchange at his rally in north carolina wednesday night. >> when they see protests in some cases, you're mentioning one case i vance seen, i heard about it which i dope like, when they see what's going on in this country, they have anger that's unbelievable. >> reporter: the ugly moment going viral. >> get out of here, out. >> reporter: as trump is speaking a demonstrator walking out gets sucker punched. police say the man who threw the elbow, 78-year-old john mcgraw. he's now charged with assault and battery. but before getting arrested, mcgraw said this to "inside edition." >> the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> reporter: the protester who was slugged speaking to abc affiliate wtvd. >> it feels ugly around.

another video posted by a student attending that same rally. the student attacked by another trump supporter. >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: the trump campaign saying they discourage this kind of behavior and ensure the safety of any and all attendees but it follows weeks of trump suggesting to his supporters they get violent. >> we're not allowed to punch back anymore so if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of him, would you? seriously. i'd like to pump him in the face, i'll tell you. >> reporter: and now trump also dealing with accusations his campaign manager, corey lewandowski assaulted michelefields a conservative reporter with breitbart. >> you don't grab a female reporter the way he grabbed me. >> reporter: fields showing us the bruise where trump's campaign manager grabbed her. if you had a chance to talk to donald trump right now, what would you say to him?

put himself in my shoes and imagine if i was his daughter. >> reporter: lewandowski flat out denying it happened but this is an audio recording of the incident. >> [ bleep ]. >> yeah, he just threw you down. >> i can't believe he just did that. that was so hard. >> reporter: i asked trump about it after the debate. your campaign manager has been accused of assault. your campaign has flatly denied it. what do you say to that? >> i wasn't there. i don't know anything about it. i can say this, i was walking and we have tremendous secret service around and he was within that whole grid and the secret service people said nothing happened. >> reporter: now, ben terrace who you heard in that is a reporter for "the washington post." he says he saw the whole thing go down and says michele fields george. >> okay, tom, thanks. to matthew dowd in austin, texas, you saw in the debate last night that donald trump's opponents did not lay this at his feet. but is this any kind of a

violence to donald trump's campaign? >> well, it seems like a danger to a lot of people at the rallies. i don't think it's actually going to be a political danger in the course of this. i think donald trump said last night, listen, i discourage this. there is some accountability he and his campaign have for creating an environment around these things happen. i think going forward they have to do everything possible to stop this kind of thing from happening. sometimes it does, george, as you know, these things happen but politically it's not going to hurt donald trump right now going into tuesday. >> he praised that debate as an elegant debate, remarkably civil. his opponents mostly pulled their punches last night and i guess they're responding to the criticism of last week's debate. was it an overcorrection? >> i was fascinated. we went from some combination of "game of thrones" and a comedy central roast to "downton abbey" this week in the course of seven days we saw that i think what

trump in the category of the bar isn't very high, this was donald trump's best debate in the course of this. he stayed restrained. he stayed disciplined, calm in the course of this even when pushed by ted cruz he stayed this way. i think it's good for donald trump going into tuesday and this, george, we don't know if there will be another debate after this. this may be the last debate. >> good you got all of amy's favorite shows in one answer. >> so true. >> way to go, matthew dowd, thanks very much. all right. we move now to some deadly flooding down south. six states under flood watches this morning. both louisiana and mississippi. in states of emergency as more water is on the way. abc's steve osunsami is in greenville, mississippi, with the very latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, to you, amy. the forecast calls for as much as another inch of rain and if you take a look all around me you'll notice that that is an inch that families don't need. this is one of several neighbors

insult to injury are the storm drains which are clogged so all of this is going nowhere fast. families across the south are waking up to a fifth day of historic floodwaters surrounding their homes. since monday five people have died. three of them drowned. the water now stretches over several states. this is new video thursday evening of what it looks like near shreveport, louisiana. subdivisions still soaking in the water. >> we got you. >> reporter: this morning the national guard is sharing these pictures of their excellent work this week. they've helped rescue more than 3,500 families at one point using black hawk helicopters to rescue drivers caught in the flood. in mississippi the governor declared a state of emergency. here is a driver that should have turned around and didn't and when she finally woke up to the floodwaters she ended up driving deeper into them nose first. in greenville he said this is worse than a hurricane.

high was in 2008 when gustav hit us. >> reporter: the silver lining is that the water here was a foot higher last night. but many of these homes like this one behind me are built on wooden foundations and they're ruined. amy. >> it's just a horrible situation. steve osunsami, thank you. rob is tracking the storm. not good news? more rain coming and historic event in monroe, louisiana, over 20 inches in 48 hours, 1 in 1,000-year event. hattiesburg and north of greenville 1 to 2 feet of greenville. this is a mayan express from the el nino waters filtering into this area of the gulf of mexico and in through the midsouth. more flash flood watches and warnings that extend through the middle of next week. how much more do we expect ask even parts of texas will see more rainfall today.

mississippi. >> thank you, rob. we move on to the new headline about el chapo and the actions that brought himtogether with sean penn. kate dell castillo is here to speak out. >> she's speaking out about sean penn too. he never told her about writing an article until they were already in front of el chapo telling "the new yorker" she thought they were making a movie. overnight kate del castillo, the mexican star who facilitated that meeting between sean penn aen nd joaquin "el chapo" guzman talking about how she and penn traveled deep into the jungle to meet him. >> i want to make clear that this interview -- >> reporter: according to the article he many contacted the "weeds" actress and guzman reached out because he wanted to do a big movie and wanted moo he

i immediately said yes, the correspondence between the two continuing for months and sending a handwritten letter to dest l castillo from prison saying i hope to say hello to you in person someday. hopefully soon. >> reporter: less than a year later guzman got his wish and del castillo traveling with penn and two others to meet with him while on the run from mexican authorities. according to the article the drug lord doted on the actress even escorting her to her bedroom at the end of the night. del castillo saying she believes el chapo might assault her when they were alone. instead he said thanks for giving me one of the best days of my life and left. in january when the druglord was captured. they claim they tracked him down following actors and producers and when del castillo heard that

>> he said it was one of the best days of his life. how about that. the celebration of nancy reagan's life. so many lining up to honor the former first lady who will be laid to rest in just a few hours. former president george w. bush and first ladies including michelle obama will be among the friends and family gathering at the ronald reagan presidential library and abc's matt gutman is in simi valley, california, with more on the story, good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, lara. and to celebrate her life nearly 10,000 people filed by her casket today at her funeral at the reagan library. a thousand expected to be in attendance, a former president, first lady, celebrities, even diane sawyer will be here to read from the bible and mr. t. will be on hand. who could for get those iconic images of her sitting on his lap planting that kiss on his forehead.

saluting the woman who helped create ronald reagan's legacy and this incredible devotion and love they had for each other. former canadian prime minister brian mulroney will be here reading from ronald reagan's love letters to nancy reagan. in fact, the romance ended till the very end. one of nancy reagan's last dying wishes, an important one for her, she be buried so physically close to ronnie they would be as if they were holding hands. >> that is beautiful. thank you so much, matt. and george will be anchoring abc's live coverage of the funeral beginning at 2 p.m. eastern. >> a lovely farewell it should be. to rob and serious heat. >> past couple of days, record-breaking, do some sunning and bikers and taxi drivers out, as well. 82 for a record in philadelphia. cooler the next few days but

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i just checked your drive time from bush taking 9 minutes to make that drive. in the red, 30 minutes to get from 54 to 275. it picks up at waters. not too bad but it is friday as traffic is lighter on fridays. ten minutes to across the howard franklin and seven minutes to get across the gandy bridge. captain al, how are things looking out there? [no audio ] >> let's check in on the forecast as we talk about temperatures in the upper 60s already. we'll be back into the 80s, low to mid-80s by later this afternoon. hour by hour forecast. by noon, 80 degrees. breezy but not as gusty as the

temperatures are not falling all that much. a lot going on with the strawberry festival, indy race and tampa bay boat show going on at tropicana field through the weekend. here's the issue. we'll be okay, dry weather. spring forward and lose an hour of sleep but we get an hour of daylight opinion sunset at 7:37. 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms. the rain we've been talking about all week has been impacting portions with a couple of feet of rain. that's headed our way in much more modified fashion. we have a few showers and storms out of it. another quick disturbance moves for us. most of the day is dry. look at the temps.

. you are looking at live flooding. the mayor of mississippi says this is worse than a hurricane and tracking the latest all morning long. right now the republican candidates recovering from a fairly civil debate as they prepare for crucial votes tuesday and donald trump responds to new questions about violence at his rallies. and then a alarming words from the cdc on the mosquito-borne virus zika. the director saying the risks to pregnant women are greater than previously thought and he expects cases to increase dramatically in both puerto rico

>> those warnings keep on growing. this morning some fun at the state dinner. president obama and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> yeah, they were -- it's fair to say bromance. >> i think so. >> joking, it's justin fever in the u.s. let's face it and then president obama also had quite an emotional speech about his beautiful daughters. we'll talk about that coming up. >> cannot wait for that. we begin with the latest in hulk hogan's $100 million legal battle. a small part of that sex tape in question was played in court for the very first time as the website gawker now grills a journalism expert arguing they had a first amendment right to post it. linzie janis has all the latest. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, amy. that's right. lawyers for gawker pointing out that at least one local tv station aired a non explicit snippet of that tape in its coverage of this lawsuit claiming that just like that

newsworthy. in court, two seconds of that infamous private tape at the center of the hulk hogan trial played for the first time. >> let us take a look at a clip from an october 15, 2012 abc action news broadcast. >> reporter: this as gawker tried to body slam one of team hogan's expert witnesses. >> you were a reporter for only three years. >> right. >> not been a reporter since 1973, correct? >> approximately correct. >> reporter: mike foley a journalist professor saying gawker's featuring the sex tape featuring terry bollea, aka hogan wasn't justified and wasn't journalism. the defense hammering his credibility suggesting the professor's views on what is newsworthy is from a bygone era. >> there was no facebook, right? >> that's correct.

>> that is correct. >> reporter: at points the professor even inadvertently seeming to help the other side agreeing that celebrities like kaitlyn jenner and madonna who talk publicly about their sexuality deserve less privacy, also agreeing that just because something may seem unethical to some doesn't mean it is necessarily illegal. >> gossip columnists, they too are protected under our first amendment even if you don't think they're doing a good job, right? >> freedom of the press. >> reporter: but the hulk not breaking a sweat. >> so many people understand the case now that it's really, really neat that people finally understand why we're here. >> they tried pretty hard to discredit your witness. >> if you listen to the questions, everything they were asking him, nothing to do with this case. >> reporter: hogan's lawyers saying they do agree with gawker on one point, the internet is

media but all journalism outlets are bound by the same laws. amy. >> linzie, thanks so much. joining us is dan abrams, and let's talk about that journalism expert after cross-examination did he have any impact? >> no, it was not effective for hulk hogan's team. not only was he sort of outdated and not only did he get blasted on cross-examination. not only did they use his own words against him but keep in mind that hogan's team had previously had a really good day, right? they're coming off of a day where they have the founder of gawker and editor in cheever of gawker seeming callous about the impact of the things they do talking about the fact that they certainly would run stories about pictures of celebrities naked, et cetera. that in and of itself tells the jury what they need to know. you don't need a professor saying and that's not good ethics. you know, it speaks for itself and i think they detracted from some of the progress that they

they made, though, calling in that former senior executive at gawker to talk about whether or not the website profited from the sex tape. >> this is a critical issue, right? what gawker's position is there were no ads on this so we effectively didn't make any money and this guy is saying, they were celebrating the fact this tape did so many views, they gave out bonuses and it's not just the number, it's the celebratory nature. >> and skwors saw a portion of it. >> that's right for the first time. very small snippet. >> dan abrams, more to come, thank you. we move on to a terrifying home invasion for mississippi when an escaped prisoner held a family hostage in their home and turned the tables when the wife sneaked away and grabbed a gun. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: good morning. it all started march 2nd when rafael mccloud escaped from jail after overpowering a guard with a makeshift knife. they warned residents they area.

have lived in the woods for days before resurfacing yesterday. relief in mississippi this morning after police say this man, an escaped prisoner was killed during a terrifying home invasion thursday. >> yeah, the hunt for rafael mccloud is now over. >> reporter: police say rafael mccloud facing rape and murder charges for the disof 69-year-old sharon wilson broke out of jail last week after holding an officer at knifepoint. >> consider him dangerous armed with a homezhang shank when he left the jail. >> reporter: it sparked an intense manhunt around 4 a.m. thursday less than a mile from the jail police say mccloud forced his way into a home. the man at the house told police he and his-5-year-old son were heading to the garage when they were approached with a man with a knife and forced them back inside the knife and tied them up, stabbed him in the shoulder and held him, his son and wife all hostage in a bathroom. >> we believe that was a

with the homeowner. >> 30-year-old male stabbed in the back is in the bathtub. >> reporter: after being held there for hour, the wife was somehow able to leave and came back with a gun and shot mccloud. after freeing her husband, he then fired more shots killing mccloud. the man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. his wife and 5-year-old son were not harmed but how about that wife and i don't know if it was adrenaline or fight or flight magazining to get out, getting the gun, shooting and freeing her husband. just the courage here. >> thank you, linsey. coming up here heroin in america. david muir is on the front lines going one-on-one with children drug. favorite foods fry fries and coffee.

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parents, families, blindsided. sabrina -- >> the spender's world was football. he loved to play. >> reporter: doug griffin. >> courtney was a lot of fun and would bring a smile to every face. >> reporter: four out of five heroin users begin with prescription pain pills. >> he got hurt in a game. >> the oxycontin. >> reporter: rich, poor, the middle class, pills then heroin. >> spencer switched over to heroin. >> heroin. >> heroin. >> the police came to my door at 1:00 in the morning and said my son was gone. >> in so many communities across this country, the needles are everywhere. this man shows us the needles and tool kits they show, families discovering them. >> you have families calling saying there are needles in the park, needles on the little league field which is why chris is now teaching middle school

how to news far narcan to bring someone back from a heroin overdose. the students have seen the needles everywhere. >> i saw one just like on the sidewalk and i was like, what is that for and my mom told me and i was like, whoa. >> reporter: and some of the children reveal it's in their own homes. >> these kids are 11 and 12 years old. that's where we are? >> yep. >> reporter: and just look, this young girl practicing how to administer the drug to save someone practicing on a teddy bear. >> wow, what a stunning image and authorities are now tracing new heroin use to prescription prils, especially among younger users. >> that incredible number you heard. four out of five new heroin users start with prescription drugs, an injury on the football field, soccer field or leftover pills in the medicine cabinet you might find from your parents so that's where they believe it begins and we track these families for more than a year and even they could not have predicted where this would turn

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back now with justin fever and not talking about the pop star but canadian prime minister justin trudeau a huge hit at the white house and the other huge stars, malia and sasha obama whose dad got a little more than choked up when he talked about his little girls. from the country that brought us justin bieber brings us justin fever. >> leave it to a canadian to get international fame with a song called "sorry." >> reporter: their bromance, a friendship on display at the state dinner overnight. >> we're actually closer than friends. we're more like siblings. >> reporter: the first lady is also making waves with michelle obama wowing in a floral jason

and sophie trudeau in purple and sasha and malia attending their first state dinner recommend nicing about how much they've grown. >> when i first elected to the office, malia was 10 and sasha was just 7 and they grow up too fast. this fall malia heads 0 of to college and i'm starting to choke up. >> reporter: canadian celebrities michael j. fox, mike myers and ryan reynolds acop company ied by his wife blake lively accompanied by sara ba bareilles bareilles. >> to me, my great hair came in at a much slower rate than yours has. >> a little teasing. >> a little pressure goes with the job. >> i like that justin bieber line. >> all right. sorry, right. coming up, jessica alba and her honest brand are now under fire. new claims that one of the

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non nondrowsy claritin. live claritin clear. good morning, everybody. we are checking out i-275 with traffic flowing nicely right here. we did have reports of a crash picking up from beard southbound with a slight delay there. keep that in mind if you are heading to the interstate. checking things out on i-75 and fowler. look at the cars starting to stack up as they are heading southbound. no crashes or breakdowns, so just slow going in that area. let's check your drive on i-75 starting back to state route 52. it's taking 26 minutes to get to i-4 and at the bottom, 14 minutes from the apex to i-4.

right through downtown tampa. looking great there on i-275. five minutes to get from i-4 and six minutes from the bridge into downtown. ivan, we have a lot going on this weekend. >> absolutely. we'll be back in the 9:00 hour. we'll talk about not only the forecast but getting around the congestion that will be under way throughout the weekend. upper 60s right now as far as the weather is concerned. looking greet. we had mid-0s yesterday. we'll also do that with lower humidity. so it's going to feel fantastic as you step outside. heading into the weekend itself. by sunday, we are going to see showers and storms rolling in. i don't think it will be a washout, but we are going to get wet as the moisture comes in. of course we're going to have 7:37 sunset because we're going to spring forward saturday night and lose an hour of sleep.

shot of a couple of showers. it happens from sunday and heading into the with rest of the week looking good here. temperatures should be in the mid-70s. we'll be a good ten degrees above that in many areas, but by next week, well begin to wind things down a little as far as the heat in the upper 70s to near 08 and over-- near 80 and overnight temperatures in the 60s.

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and jessica alba and her honest brand under fire this morning. new claims that one of the primary ingredients the brand says to avoid is in their detergent. the honest company is firing back. oprah, fit, fabulous and showing it all off. her brand-new weight loss revealed. how she's inspiring people to live their best and healthiest life. why she says she's over wanting to be thin. an important health alert before you touch that toast and coffee, even french fries, the chemical in it that could cause cancer.

all that and "house of cards" star neve campbell is here with us live as we say -- >> good morning, america. good morning, america. happy friday. great to have neve campbell with us today. take a look at what we have outside. there's a bat signal made out of legos in times square. why do you ask? because we're counting down to the brand-new informant "batman v superman" all the stars joining us next week. >> are you sure they updated the theme? >> like the 1970s. >> adam west is not going to be here. >> all right, we also have a online. does your family have rules for what you share on social media? well, it turns out kids who are more concerned about their parents what's online definitely true perhaps in my house. >> not my house. i'm concerned with what they're

>> you cannot put that picture on. >> my son has a blanket no posting. >> not cool. >> stand up. >> not allowed to post and i respect it. anyway, thank you for that therapy session. also this morning, "star wars" actress daisy ridley already a role model to so many little girls, now she's setting an example with the way she's fighting body shaming. how she's using the force to stand up for all women. that's coming up. >> she is a role model for so many young girls and women right there. now to amy with the morning rundown. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with donald trump picking up a major endorsement. dr. ben carson expected to announce his support for him today. the candidates took on a friendlier tone explaining their differences on immigration and social security, even trump remained low key but stood by his statement islam hated us speaking a

a woman says she was roughed up by trump's campaign manager and another one a protester was punched during a rally in north carolina. the historic floods in the south. two feet of rain forced thousands from their homes and another 6 inches could fall in louisiana and mississippi. so far, four deaths are blamed on those storms. well, a manhunt under way for a convicted killer and another violent felon who escaped from a prison van in new mexico. both were shackled and wearing white jumpsuits. they were later spotted on surveillance video in albuquerque wearing street clothes. and the ceo and another top executive at the wounded warrior project have been fired. they're accused of spending millions of dollars in donations on extravagant travel and staff retreats. one watchdog claims less than 60% of the charity's money actually went to veterans' programs. investigators near cleveland are looking into what sparked --

propane explosion at a construction site. they had to let it burn itself out. thankfully no one injured. two police officers in maryland will be awarded medals of valor for this daring rescue of an unconscious man from a burning car. one officer used his baton to break into the car and then his partner arrived to help drag the man out saving his life. well, a major food recall this morning. nearly 3 million boxes of digiorno pizza sashgs stover ae 's la sanaa and lean cuisine meals are recalled after pieces of glass were found in them. our website has details on the boxes affected. oprah winfrey is showing off what she calls her best body in the new issue of "o" magazine. she appears in a form-fitting dress, dresses, actually, there you go. winfrey says it's not about being thin but healthy. she shares the cover with nine women who she calls regular jane, oprah says they are all on a journey to make health their priority and get rid of some of

finally, a reporter in texas came upon a very unusual site. take a look. while covering storm damage, yep, she spotted this dog sitting perfectly on a riding lawn mower ready to cut the lawn, start cleaning up the yard. that's awesome, she said, as she saw the dog while she was on live television and we agree on this friday. it's awesomely funny. >> and hard-working dog this morning in never too soon to start cleaning up after a storm. important health alert. dr. richard besser is here. about a chemical in your favorite foods called acrylamide and could cause cancer and they're issuing guidelines on how the food industry can reduce it. here's the foods it can be contained in. >> acrylamide forms when certain foods are cooked at very high temperatures by frying, roasting and baking. a sugar that combines with an

in potatoes, breads, cereals and coffee and estimate 40% of our food has at least some level of acrylamide in it. >> if it's a danger why is the fda just putting out guidelines to reduce it rather than regulate it. >> in 2010, the world health organization said this chemical could be potentially risky to humans based on animal studies. until they have more data they can't set a level or threshold and feel voluntary guidance will be effective. most of the guidance is for industry so our food will have let acrylamide but for bread, instead of toasting your bread very dark brown go with a light brown, much less acrylamide. french fries french fries, this one is hard for me. they have higher levels -- follow the instructions on the frozen fries and cook them to a golden yellow, okay. coffee, light host actually has more acrylamide than -- >> oh, good. i was going to go the other way. >> main way to reduce it, if

constantly and you're going to be fine. you know, if you think about it, diets that are rich in fruits, vegetables, lean tree teens, whole grains -- >> why in coffee. >> early in the roasting process you'll get some acrylamide forming but with the longer darking roasting it breaks it down so dark coffee is thankfully the way to go. >> thank you, rich. you'll take questions all morning long on twitter? >> i will. >> lara. >> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." daisy ridley firing back at body shamers. her message for real women this morning. actress jessica alba's company is in a bit of hot water after tests show it wasn't quite honest about a chemical in one of its products. a life-shattering moment for this woman. her incredible comeback story and with us today live, "house of cards" star, neve campbell

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>> reporter: she's the fearless new face of the "star wars" saga. >> do you need this? >> i think i can handle myself. >> reporter: this year 23-year-old daisy ridley fighting a new battle. this one in a galaxy not far, far away. the internet responding to this body shaming meme posted online that depicts her character rey with a false thought bubble that read, i can't believe the un unrealistic expectations i'm setting for young girls. who cast me anyway? don't they know real women have curves? the english actress reposting it to her instagram saying real women are all shapes and sizes, all ethnicities, i am a real woman like every other woman in the world. >> in the film her character is a superpowerful strong woman. that reels to daisy herself. we see her speaking out now and she's not afraid to stand up for what she believes in.

the leading lady atting, i'm a normal girl thrust into extraordinary circumstances just like rey. i will not apologize for how i look, what i say anticipate how i live my life 'cause what's happening inside is much for important. >> it's true, all of it. >> reporter: she says she's more accustomed to positive messages depicting her and the character she portrays as powerful role models for young women as she told our robin roberts. >> you are front and center and it's wonderful to see a female character in "star wars" being one of the major story lines. what do you think that says for young girl ideas. >> it's really exciting. the way i think about it, if i had a little sister i would be so pleased for her to see the film. >> reporter: she removed the meme and is now encouraging kindness towards the creator of that original post. writing "it was not my intension for anyone to send messages to

original picture so please refrain" and finished with that old saying if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all and pointed out kindness won't cure the withhold world but a good place to begin and she's rumored to in be the running for lahr kra kroft "tomb raider" series. >> i can totally see her in that. >> thank you. we move on to another star jessica alba facing tough questions this morning, a force behind the honest company and now tests commissioned by "the wall street journal" says the laundry detergent has an idea they bromsed to avoid. rebecca jarvis has the details. >> reporter: the honest company under fire again. >> honest ingredients, honest results. >> reporter: the popular household empire co-founded by jessica alba emphasizing nontoxic ingredients but "the wall street journal" their laundry detergent may not be so

>> we're so transparent. >> reporter: one of the primary ingredients to avoid a cleaning agent called sodium laurel sulfate called sls and while the label says fry of sls. two independent lab tests commissioned by "the wall street journal" found a significant amount of sodium laurel sulfate in honest's detergent. the honest company striking back. standing behind their detergent and their commission to create safe and effective products. a rep for the brand telling abc "the wall street journal" has been reckless in the preparation of this article, refused multiple requests on data on which they apparentry lee lied for it. >> reporter: a war of words continuing. "the wall street journal" telling us "the journal's report is accurate, fair and meets the journal's established and trusted high standards.

this story relying on two tests with two different lanns and numerous experts." last year the company felt heat after parents claim honest sunscreen was ineffective. but defended the product saying it was safe and effective. if sls is found within the product this mess may be a hard one to clean up. >> the wall street ideal is a so big, powerful organization and they wouldn't approach this casually. if it's found out that there is sls in this product the honest company is going to have some explaining to do. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis. abc news, new york. >> yeah, we'll have to see what the next round of tests find. >> all right. we want to turn to that parenting alert about sharing on social media specifically a new study revealing parents may want to think twice before they post about their kids that we first saw in "the new york times" and has us talking. >> no more counting. >> reporter: qualify you post that photo be sure to ask permission.

that's the social media rule. kids want their parents to follow. alex ks x alexis led the research. >> they weren't necessarily saying parents shouldn't be posting go them at all but wanted to have some control over their image relationship the young scientific survey say children are embarrassed and posting about them on social media. windy bradford does her best to respect her wishes. when it comes to hitting the post button. i ask my children for permission most of the tim and so aware is this going on facebook? it is a topic of conversation. >> reporter: social media and the role in the family evolving and where parents are on social media, the rules are changing. >> i think it's great that parents share pictures of their family. i don't think it's a bad thing.

a aware, they voice their opinions and i can't ignore that. >> do you think you post too much about our kids on social media and 86% said no, not at all, 14%, say, we do. >> we didn't ask the kids. >> i think 100% of kids would say, please, yes, you do. join joining us ericka souter. what do you think? >> i was surprised at first. this is a complete role reversal. we as parents are trained to think we want to stop our kids from posting certain things we do. >> and we do. but, when the roles are turned and kids are horrified or they feel it's negatively affecting their life it's like an eye-opening moment. tear whole identities are locked up oneven and can't separate between reality and what they post. they want the world to know everything is cool, fashionable

if this parent posts a goofy picture -- >> or a throwback thursday. >> that's such a beautiful picture. no, it isn't mom. these images can be horrifying and friends and enemies alike can be horrible when they've had a horrible picture online. >> how terrible for a parent if you think you caused it. >> kids always get embarrassed about their parents. >> i never knew what a dork i was until i had teenagers. the heart tv the issue, though, is really about trust. >> right, it's trust not the way we think about it because kids know their parents don't hate them or want to hurt them but don't just our treatment. we're not cool enough to help them cultivate. >> so true. >> online persona. part of the problem. what their social context is either. we're just posting pictures because it's cute naked in the bathtub. >> don't do that, mom this don't

we're also not fully aware of the image he want to put out to the world. teenagers. they make you very -- by the time you get to the respect their voice? >> yes. >> you do. first step in that. we'll get right outside to rob for a look at the gorgeous weather. >> check it out. here. who's got a birthday, raise your hand? birthday? birthday? yes. all right. welcome to "gma." we have to check out some of the flooding north of new orleans. flash flood emergency in hammond and north of lake pontchartrain. so vert there and heavy rain with more flooding expected across jackson, mississippi and out west, looking at a couple more storms coming in with that heavy rain out west

heavy nor persistent for us. it moves in on sunday, but we're good for the rest of the week. lower 80s on saturday, still a dry day and we have 40 to 50% coverage sunday of showers and thunderstorms. heading into monday, just 20%. next week, not as warm as we've been with high temperatures near 80. we are in trouble here. i think we need batman. commissioner gordon, light it up. there it is. check it out, 75,000 legos made this 6 feet by 6 feet and waiting the new "batman v superman." david making this happen. your boy superman up there. you're a little obsessed with legos. >> superhero exhibition and let's call batman. >> i love it. everybody loves legos and

this exhibit. >> i was waving at you? >> yeah, hi, everybody. we went to see the new movie. we went to see it yesterday. >> i saw lara and she was so fee justed on the movie she didn't even see me. >> i really thought -- i'm a batman girl. i just -- no, no, henry. >> i'm a superman girl. >> it's great and we are not allowed to say anymore than that. because it's -- i got a big ending. you know what else is big. "pop news." you hear this song, some sweet as sugar news for you, "people" matt revealing adam levine and his new bride are expecting their first child. the maroon front man will marry in manx exico last year. he was joking to ryan seacrest he plans to have more than 100. good luck with that, the hottie. meanwhile, congrats on the first who will surely be genetically blessed.

who if you found out that your cat meowed in how you say eye frifrp accent. foe net tickets experts in sweden are researching whether cats meow differently depending on where they're from. so many questions about this study starting with why, but it will go on for the next five years as scientists break down what they refer to as and this is a scientific term, as the meowsic or melodic music they make and how they vary around the word. we have three samples to interpret. perhaps from the himalayas. number two. [ oh october october ] >> and number three. >> meow, meow, meow. >> please send me your thoughts

>> yodeling maybe. >> that's what i think. >> sound of fluffy. >> is that a girl? >> doing this because they think that it could shed light on how cats in hospitals and shelters should be talked to and treated. i am not making this up. finally, may your weekend go better than this woman's photo shoot. >> oh, no. >> wait for it. >> wait for it. >> oh. >> that's "pop news." i bet you'll have a better weekend than she will. >> slo-mo. >> nobody is going to give her a warning over that. >> george, did you enjoy the video or not? >> i enjoyed the video. >> well, okay. >> thank you, lara. >> you're welcome, george. coming up celebrating nancy reagan this morning with an exclusive look at the former first lady's life.

all the odds getting back on the balance beam after a major setback. her story coming up.

. good morning, everybody. our friday drive is shaping up to be a pretty good one. this is what it looks like across the howard franklin. it looks like cars are slowing down but still less than ten minutes to get across all three bridges. let's talk a little about the weekend. a lot's happening in downtown tampa. we have the gas grill and music festival on sunday night. a major due to construction work east tyler completely

make sure you leave time to make those work-arounds. detour signs will be posted here. ivan, as i mentioned, a lot going on this weekend. the strawberry festival, the grand prix. >> and rihanna with the big choice if you are headed outside. temperatures right now in the upper 60s. we'll get back into the 80s this afternoon. how about the beach? that's enough of an option for you. upper 70s to around 80. otherwise, looking fantastic. at the beaches a little cooler so with the sea breeze, saturday by itself looks just fine, we're dry. then we'll see moisture providing us with a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms. on sunday, lingering showers on monday and heading into next week, we'll be looking at temperatures into the upper 70s and 80. by the way, clocks forward one

that means sunset coming up sunday at 7:37. also with the overnight temperatures not as cool as we started here in the mid-0s. i don't see any cool air. spring is definitely here. >> stay with us. more "good morning america"

welcome back to "gma" and look at those lovely pictures of ronald and nancy reagan all ahead of mrs. reagan's funeral later today and roger sandler is sharing photos from his personal archives and reflected on these intimate images so take a look. >> there were two sides to mrs. reagan. first of all, she's have, very sharp. very aware of public events. mrs. reagan had this uncanny ability to look down the road, to have a perspective that if president reagan had this kind of speech or pushed that kind of

she wasglamorous. she had great taste. it was something that she told me that you couldn't help but have having gone through the heyday of old hollywood. it was a tremendous love affair. they were very touchy, feely, unabashedly so. mrs. reagan in my viewpoint accommodate the her husband. he loved the ranch but the ranch was an oasis for them even more so than camp david where he could kick back, relax, do work. she most preferred traveling with him and he felt more at home if you will on the road when his wife was with him. i mean, here's a loving wife whose whole life was devoted to her husband and her husband's well-being. i don't know how this woman existed once he was in the throws of alzheimer's.

on her and how she was able to last for those 12 years is -- i don't know. i don't think anyone knows. >> what a touching look back and i will be anchoring live coverage of it starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. back to rob. >> what a crowd and excited it's friday. georgia bulldogs for amy. from all over and somebody -- gorgeous weekend for a lot. cooler across the northeast. still above average, sunday morning chilly temperatures not the record setting 80 yesterday but a decent look at the weekend. rain and snow moving into the west.

it's crazy in times square. this weather report is brought to you by purina and also "star wars" fans feeling the force, the highly anticipated release of "star wars: the force awakens." some never before seen footage happening in april, the for the first time the entire cast got together. we have the scoop. >> this would be the first gathering of this original cast, new cast, this core group of people making this movie and wanted to document but the most important thing was to hear it. just as a fan of "star wars" to see them all together was an incredible thrill. >> a long time ago when a galaxy far, far away. >> all right, who's feeling the force? we all are.

>> thank you, rob. we turn to an incredible story of a young gymnast who has beaten the odds in a major way jumping back on the balance beam after a battle with cancer. "nightline" anchor juju chang is here with the incredible comeback story. any time any of us will say you can't do that, that is impossible, all we need to do is think about kate foster. she didn't just triumph over adversity but crushed it and single handedly or single leggedly defines what it means to be a champion. if you watch based on these images that kate is a talented gymnast, you'd be right. that's not the whole picture. the illinois teeven is not only extraordinary but able to stick picture perfect dismounts with a prosthetic leg.

beginning. that extra practices, the extra time at the gym. >> i never found anything i loved more if at age 12 the unthinkable. kate was diagnosed with leukemia and infection that ravagedary wleg and was forced to choose between life or a limb. >>. you're not taking off my leg, i said. i need it for gymnast ticks. they said this bone marrow transplant won't work. it's your leg or life. >> she thought her life as a gymnast was over but her coach had other ideas. >> my coach said something to me that really changed my mind-set. she said that she had never coached a one-legged gymnast before but she was willing to try if i was. >> reporter: so they set off on an uncharted course. she competes with her team

and sanctioned gymnastic competitions, every single one of her chet tors last two legs, not one and held to the same standard sflths what she's trying to do is a very difficult thing. there are not any one-legged gymnasts out there. >> they don't change the rules for her and they don't say you tent have to do this 0 part or that part. a recent video her father posted of her competing on beam garnered 5 million views in ray matter of days. kate says she wants to beery doctor and somehow industry involved in gymnastics, the world that's always inspired her and enabling her to inspire others? people tell me i'm an me. >> she is beyond inspiring. what inspore hires her. her dad created a motto. he said you're modified. you're not broken and always reminding her you can stilt do whatever you have on your mind.

differently and now kate and her family are role models to others facing amputation. a young swimming amputee credits half of her kes to kate's encourage encouragement. >> next time you think you're having a bad day, look at kate. we'll head into real. thank you for that. we'll tauj about "zootopia." it is breaking box office records with its action-parked animation and big stars like shakira and jason bateman who plays a very smart and sometimes sneaky fox. he talked about it all with rachel smith. >> i'm here to ask you some questions about a case? then they should have gotten a real cop to solve it. >> it's jason bateman like you've never seen or heard him before. >> i may have sole him a very expensive wool rug that was made from the fur of a skunk.

>> starting as the sly but lovable fox, the quietest disney's zoo. >> i see mostly these kinds of movies because i have two little girls, 9 and 4 and wanted to work in one. >> what did they think. >> the 9-year-old is impressed. the 4-year-old didn't see hit. i'll get her notes when she gets into a -- >> flash shall flash, 100-yard dash, buddy, it's nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> hmm. >> too. >> at its heart "zootopia" is a film about differences between the two. >> this ends up being extremely timely with these messages of indelusion renn not being a fearmonger and letting people co-habitat without carrying that they're going to infripgs on your freeman do. >> do you feel like you have the

>> how about you forget you saw me? >> that's a no? i'm a very sort of positive optimistic person. >> good. i feel like there's a but in there. >> but i cover with a lot of snark. i've got a hard candy shell. inside there's a soft chewy center. >> you got to slick through me. you are not going to cut back -- >> that will be in. >> that will be the tease. >> oh. >> of course, this being disney, you know know who will show up. >> good to see you this morning. hello. >> hi, minnie. great to see you, darling. you look great. >> i love you, baby. >> for "good morning america," rachel smith, orlando. coming up next "house of cards" star neve campbell is stay with us.

we are back now with neve campbell, the actress famous for "party of five" now taking on the white house in "house of cards." take a look. >> i am not going to put myself in the cross fire between the

>> well, i'll handle francis. >> you said he was on board. >> and i'll make sure he is. >> the point you misled me, miss underwood. >> what is it, you want, money. or do you want pore to make a real mark? >> i don't have to choose. i can have both. >> i love it. your character is so powerful. it's incredible and i am halfway through so i can't wait to see what comes next. my favorite season so far probably. have you watched it? >> i just finished it last night. >> what did you think? >> i'm happy. i'm very happy. i'm excited to be a part of it. >> leann, tell me about your character. >> she's a very strong, successful, intelligent, powerful political adviser and campaign manager and she's invited by the underwoods to come and help them with their campaign. >> when you were shooting this and we have a lot of political theater going on, was some of

yourself invested more in the character. >> absolutely. year. it feels like. and so it's entertaining if anything and slightly scary. but certainly we were definitely watching what was going on and beau willimom is aware of what's going on in the political areason ma. >> i love seeing you back on something full time. big fan of "party of five." you went away and had a few parts here and there. what's it like being back in that decision for you? >> well, you know, i took time out and lived in england for nine years and a had a son and wanted to be present for my son and knew i wanted to be careful about the decisions i made and did "mad men" and "manhattan" and good quality roles and shows but choosing a regular role on a show, i didn't want to be doing

in a good ensemble and here was the show fantastic, fan of it, great cast, great writing. >> great choice. i'll say that. what would your character leann, what advice do you think she would have for any of the candidates? >> oh, my goodness. that's a long conversation. i would imagine she would suggest to trump he apologize for some of the racist stuff going on instead of telling them this they should go back to their mother. he might apologize for some of the actions of the people who are following him. >> there's a lot of advice that koko go around for a lot of the candidates out there. >> absolutely. so for your longtime scream fans who do you think is scarier, frank undered where or ghost face. >> frank because he's un predict unpredictable unpredictable. he has a knife and running around. you know what he's going to do.

you don't know his intentions. >> underhanded and speaking of "scream," 20th anniversary when you start adding it up. i think we're the same age so if you're coal we're old. did you know at the time this was going to be so human, such a cult favorite? >> we had no idea. we knew it was a good script and new wes craven was amazing but when we started we were shooting in santa rosen and none of us were famous except for drew barrymore anymore and we joked about do you think it would be a halloween costume but had no idea there would be. >> and still are. it's crazy. excellent. love your character and love watching you back in full swing. neve campbell, season four of "house of cards" is streaming live on netflix. coming up, 3 doors down

with us now, 3 doors down, the multiplatinum rock group releasing their sixth studio album "us and the night" and making their bay but performance with their new single "in the dark." whenever the lights go down that's when she comes alive ooh ooh maybe it's just something that you can only see in the light a pretty little vixen dancing out on the scene she's keeping it clean

or you'll never feel the same way again if everything you see is what you're believing then she'll be holding your heart and by the time the sun goes down you won't know who you are she likes to do it in the dark she likes to do it in the dark oh whenever the darkness comes she'll have you right where she wants ooh ooh just when you think it's all over it's where it all starts

it might be the devil but they all sound the same and all her moves won't let you get away she's gonna make you mind come with you if everything you see is what you're believing then she'll be holding your heart and by the time the sun goes down you won't know who you are she likes to do it in the dark she likes to do it in the dark oh she likes to do it in the dark

if everything you see is what you're believing then she'll be holding your heart and by the time the sun goes are she is gonna make you think you were leading but she had you from the start and by the time the sun goes down you won't know who you are she likes to do it in the dark she likes to do it in the dark she likes to do it in the dark

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good morning, everyone. we have a crash in palm harbor that was really slowing things down a few minutes ago, but in the past couple of minutes, all of that red has turned into yellow. this is at nebraska and delta roads. it looks like they might have that clearing as we speak. opening up our cameras and checking out your drive throughout pinellas county up to speed here on 275 at 22nd breakdowns there. this is what it looks like coming in and out of downtown tampa on i-4. it's taking about 20 minutes to get from lakeland into downtown tampa. a check of your drive times on 275, 17 minutes from the apex to i-4. 7 minutes from bush to i-4 and six minutes from downtown tampa to the howard franklin.

>> and you have added a couple of events we didn't even know about. we'll be back with the traffic advisories for that. i am looking at a fantastic shot. there's the beach. it has been great beach weather. all of us will be in the 80s this afternoon. the sea breeze is staying in the sub08 degrees. nevertheless, it will be a nice day with the temps generally in the 08s. low humidity is still in check. the actual temperature is what it will feel like as opposed to the summer with the high humidity. we are tracking the showers and storms, though, they are continuing to impact portions of louisiana into the deep south. head our way. it will arrive in the form of showers and thunderstorms on will be wet. i'll have the timing coming up

captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com. >> it is a busy morning. we just got an update about two people stabbed earlier this morning, plus what we found out about a police chase down the streets of tampa. >> first, a gunman surrenders after violence breaks outside of a bay area bar. good morning, i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. at this hour, investigators in hernando county are trying to piece together three men at bamboo's bar in spring hill. >> rodney dunningan on scene