good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror in texas. armed islamic extremists opened fire at a free speech event. a cartoon contest to draw the prophet muhammad. officers scramble to take down the two men. hundreds trapped inside. >> i just need everybody to we main calm. the home of one of the suspects being cinched this morning by the fbi. what we are learning about the attack right now. an abc news exclusive. a new challenger set to take on hillary clinton in the race for the white house. will this person be the first woman to be president of the united states? the big announcement revealed only on "gma" and it's just minutes away. horrifying inferno. the dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> double decker bus on fire. you might want to get another engine. >> a packed double decker tour bus bursting into flames. bystanders racing to the rescue. this store owner carrying a

ladder to get passengers off. what started this dangerous blaze. ♪ >> and "star wars" secrets. only on "gma." never before seen footage from behind the scenes of the most anticipated movie of the year revealed this morning. the first look at some brand-new worlds and some old friends. a worldwide celebration as we say may the fourth be with you. and we do say good morning, america. we hope everybody had a fantastic weekend and do we have a busy monday morning for you. we want to start with that news breaking overnight from texas. there's a look at the scene this morning. two heavily armed men opened fire rat an event featuring a cartoon contest to draw the prophet muhammad. >> the fbi there as we learn more about the extremists behind that attack. we have team coverage starting

with abc's ryan owens in garland. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, to you, george. that is the event center behind me. this is an active scene. you might be able to hear the helicopters up above. the bomb squad, all these hours later, still looking at the suspects' car. they're very worried it could be packed with explosives. just before 7:00 a hail of gunfire outside a civic center east of dallas hosting a controversial art exhibit. >> get back in the building. >> reporter: people scatter as officers scramble to take down two men who drive up get out of their car and open fire on police. >> we hear boom boom boom. >> reporter: a group called american freedom defense initiative knownotorious for its anti-islamic views hosting this award ceremony to give $10,000 to the best cartoon depricketting the prophet muhammad. the main speaker at the event, allegedly on an al qaeda hit

list. this event was well publicized and the group's founder, seen here posing with the s.w.a.t. team before the shooting shelled out 10 grand for extra security. >> this is an assault on freedom of speech very much like the "charlie hebdo" jihad slaughter. >> reporter: here in texas, one member of that security team school resource officer bruce joiner was shot in the leg. he's already out of the hospital this morning. >> officers that were close by engaged the two men, shot and killed them both. >> reporter: back inside you can actually see the uncertainty as the event is streaming live. >> we are going to move y'all into the auditorium here in just a minute. i just need everybody to remain calm. >> reporter: people trapped there singing to calm their nerves. ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ >> reporter: the two suspects' vehicle reportedly heavily armed. s.w.a.t. teams and a bomb squad with robots spent all night working around the car.

the suspects' bodies still on the pavement nearby. and they're still working at this hour. it should be no surprise to hear that there were plenty of threats against this event given the context of it all but we're told nothing specific. meanwhile, george investigators working very hard to identify the two men and their motive for what certainly appears to be an attempted terror attack right here on american soil. george. >> thanks ryan. we are joined by eded by our reporter on the scene much you were just outside the center when this went down. what did you see and hear? >> we were outside. me and my photographer outside getting exterior jobs of the event. a cartoon contest of muhammad. outside the event getting exteriors when we started to hear what sounded like firecrackers. three to five very faint shots. we now know those were handgun

shots and then after that some high-powered gunshots and as soon as that happened officers started to tell us we needed to get down or get inside the building so we started to -- they started to usher us into the building and then they put us in that secure room. >> reporter: a lot of security. they were prepared for something like this no question. >> yeah you know we knew that there was going to be security at this event. we were actually outside the barricades when we were taking these shots and kind of almost joking to each other, hey, look look at all these, these barricades and no protesters here. but then of course reality hits and we see what's happening here and we realize that -- you know hats go off to garland pd and the s.w.a.t. team. i think they did an incredible job responding to this situation. >> how about the event itself the organizers said it was organized to take a stand for free speech. is it fair also to call it anti-muslim? >> i think you can assume that.

just hearing people off the podium thisser saying you know islam doesn't belong in america and after they were saying these things there was -- there were loud cheers in the room there so i think you could assume there was some anti-islam sentiment going on in that -- at that event in that room. >> well thank you for your time thanks for your testimony on what happened yesterday. robin. >> all right there, george. now to abc chief investigative correspondent brian ross learning more about the attackers and brian has some exclusive information for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, robin. this morning fbi agents are searching the phoenix, arizona, home of a man they say is one of the suspects in the texas shooting. a senior fbi official told abc news the suspect's name is elton simpson, a 30-year-old man convicted five years ago in a terror investigation but placed on probation and allowed to remain free. fbi agents and a bomb squad this morning are outside the suspect's home at an apartment

complex in phoenix. officials said they are awaiting a search warrant to enter the apartment. officials say they believe that the suspect, simpson, is the person who set out several twitter messages that appear to have come prior to the texas attack sunday. the bro with me and myself have given bay ah to amirul mumineen. followers of isis had been sending messages about the event in texas for more than a week calling for attacks. about ten days ago "the brothers from the "charlie hebdo" attack did their part. it's time for the brothers in the u.s. to do their part." another wrote just last friday "brothers in garland, texas, please go to there with your weapon bops or with your knives. threaten your enemies and the enemies of allah." some residents at the phoenix apartment complex have been told to leave their hopes until the fbi bomb squad can give an all-clear about the suspect's

apartment. the suspect, simpson is well known to the fbi. he was convicted of lying to agents in 2010 about his plans to travel for jihad in africa but a judge ruled then the government adequately purchased he was going to join a terror group and put him on probation instead of sending him to jail. >> the security officer shot already released from the hospital. >> that's right. >> we turn to that scary fire on a san francisco tour bus. smoke seen blocks away when the packed double decker went up in flames but thanks to some quick-acting witnesses everyone managed to get off safely. abc's kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: a flying inferno in the heart of the san francisco tourist district. watch as this double decker tour bus packed with dozens of passengers bursts into flames sunday morning. >> we have a two-story tour bus on fire no victims, fully engulfed now the engine compartment's going up. >> reporter: the raging fire

leaping from the back of the bus. >> oh my god. this is crazy. >> reporter: this surveillance footage capturing bystanders chasing the bus, one of the first to reach it timothy parker seen here carrying a ladder to help the passengers get off. >> i climbed up the ladder and the people that were on the top deck started to exit. >> reporter: the tourists on board scrambling to get out with only seconds to spare. >> this lady is like the bus is on fire you guys teed to go down, go down go down. >> reporter: the flames blowing out windows and twisting metal. >> double decker bus on fire. >> reporter: everyone on board miraculously escaped unscathed. this morning officers investigating what triggered the blast that left this charred bus a burned out shell. >> i've never seen a tour bus catch on fire. it was definitely a first. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kendis gibson abc news los angeles. >> our thanks to kendis. now to a disturbing airport security breach. a man arrested in nevada after

allegedly stealing a small plane going on a joyride. this incident is raising concerns about the use of small planes as weapons. abc's david kerley has that story for us. >> why don't you come down ease? >> reporter: an air traffic controller sounded a hostage negotiator after a small plane like this was stolen and was in the air. it was saturday night. that big night in las vegas for the historic fight. >> i've already committed enough felony felonies. i can't believe i'm never going to get to do this again. >> you will you will. >> reporter: the joyride after midnight with 27-year-old evan grant, allegedly at the controls. he'd reportedly taken flying lessons. the controller even offering to meet the rogue pilot for a meal. >> we'll go grab something to eat. we'll talk about this. >> reporter: after an hour up in the air grant finally lands. >> since you've kept me company i'll just make it easier for you and i'll just come down. are the police waiting for me down there? >> reporter: they were and he

was arrested. the question now, how could this happen and are we at risk from these small airports? now, officials have been concerned about big airports like this and jetliners since the 9/11 attacks but one federal official tells me there is growing concern about these small planes and small airports and, robin, the official mentioned that gyro copter landing at the capital as an example. >> you can see it in the background. now to amy with the other top developing stories and another quiet night in baltimore. >> the first night without a curfew has passed. the national guard leaving and six police officers facing criminal charges in the death of freddie gray due in court may 27th. police say during last week's violence, 113 officers were injured. 200 businesses destroyed. well nine americans remain unaccounted for in nepal after that devastating earthquake. the u.s. military beginning relief fights using osprey

aircraft. the quake death toll tops 7200 people. one man reportedly 101 years old was rescued from the rubble eight days after the quake. back here in this country a dramatic rescue on a california freeway. a biker was hit and became pinned under this truck. other drivers pulled over to help and urged the pan to stay calm. one of the first people on the keen was a firefighter heading to work. he propped up the truck with a jack and eventually slid the biker out. he is recovering from his injuries. and new fallout from the boxing match in las vegas this weekend. more fans are calling for a rematch after what critics called a lackluster fight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. several cable companies now offering refunds because of a pay-per-view glitch. mayweather's win was good for $100 million. but he could make twice that once all the receipts are counted. and finally, we often see people stuck in strange places

but nothing quite like this. a half naked man who got his foot caught in a basketball hoop in seattle, more than a dozen police officers tried to get him free. police tweeted he may be arrested for property destruction or at least goaltending. no word on how he became stuck there but i personally believe this could be a fantastic ad for just say no. >> i think you're right there. thank you there, amy. thanks so much. now over to george with a special guest with a big announcement in i'm here with carly fiorina, the former tech ceo republican party leader has been traveling the country exploring a run for president tweeted out last night she's coming on "gma" to make some big news so welcome to "gma." let's get right to it. are you running for presidenty why are you the best person for the job. >> yes, i am running for president. i think i'm the best person for the job because i understand how the economy actually works. i understand the world. who's in it. how the world works and understand bureaucracies. that's what our federal government has become a giant

bloated unaccountable corrupt bureaucracy. i understand technology which is a tool both to reimage government and to re-engage citizens in the process of government. and i understand executive decision-making which is making a tough call in a tough time with high stakes for which you're prepared to be held accountable. i don't think you read about that. you learn it by doing it. >> you laid out owl your experience. almost every single president has held elected office and how do you convince the voters you have the relevant experience. >> what you said is true over the last 50 or 60 years but it isn't how our nation started. it was intended to be a citizen government and come to this place in our nation's history where we think we need a professional political class. i don't believe that. as i've been out there across the country people don't believe that either. they're kind of tired of the political class. and they believe that we need to return to a citizen government. this is a pivotal point for our

nation so i think it's totally reasonable to look outside the political class that's been in washington for a really long time. >> you know, as you've been traveling around the country you've had tough things to say about hillary clinton, not trustworthy, flawed character. doesn't know what leadership means but back in 2008 you called her a focused intel jeps and powerful leader. what changed? >> she is focused. she is empathetic to a degree and highly intelligent, hard working, dedicated her life to public service. all of those things are admirable so i have a lot of admiration for hillary clinton but she clearly is not trustworthy, has not been transparent about a whole set of things that matter. she wasn't trans parent about benghazi in fact just the option peddled fiction about it and hasn't ben transparent about her server and e-mails and now we see all these foreign government donations to the clinton global initiative at a time when she was secretary of state and at a time when she said she would disclose those donation all of those gets to

trustworthiness. >> sounds like you're ready to take her on. just announced you're running. you'll come back later to talk to robin about your brand-new book "rising to the challenge." thanks for coming in this morning. now over to lara. >> thank you so much george. all the excitement over the new royal baby. kate and william are back home with their new baby princess. so much exciting surrounding the little girl. the big question now, what is her name? abc's bob woodruff with the latest. >> reporter: baby makes four an heir and now a spare. kate and william showing off their 8 pound 3 ounce sleeping cutie to the world. and gorgeous george mastering the royal wave visiting the little princess for the first time reminiscent of his dad's visit 30 years ago. just two days old, this morning the couple reportedly heading to admiral hall their country home where they'll see the queen who is at san drink ham. >> i'm sure she's desperate to see the princess.

>> reporter: uncle harry reportedly spoeng to them by phone to congratulate them. the palace releasing a statement for harry who is down under, she's absolutely beautiful. i can't wait to meet her. yesterday it was a royal family affair. fit for two kings and future queen kate introducing the day-old princess to their nearest and dearest, grandpa carol and auntie pippa followed by a very proud prince charles and ka mail la and grandpa middleton middleton. the big question what will she be named. diana, the sentimental favorite. >> diana is still one of the bookies' favorites, it would be too great a burden there's talk of. i'm not sure that's true. could be a great inspiration. >> reporter: it is true that there's a possibility that this little baby will get the name diana but the better the gamblers believe the most likely are alice, charlotte and victoria. hopefully we'll hear that later on today. lara. >> hopefully, thank you very much, bob.

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jummy: good monday morning. we want to start with the weather right now. jacqui jeras: lots of sunshine today, thunderstorms possible tuesday and wednesday and you will need the sunscreen daily as the ultraviolet index is high.

i will show you what is happening with current conditions as temperatures look pretty comfortable and we change sources to give you the forecast for the rest of the day. the temperature downtown is 59 degrees. the dew point is starting to get higher, you will notice a difference in the humidity day. 55 at the airport, 50 in frederick, afternoon highs in the middle 80's, plenty of sunshine and a chance for a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. angela: on the roads right now we've got a crash on the capital beltway, news chopper eight is live in bethesda with the right shoulder locked on the inner loop and an overturned vehicle went into the woods off the ramp into or -- old georgetown road. a worse we are looking at more delays on the outer loop thanks to folks slowing down to take a look. this is a live look at the capital beltway and u.s. one shut down because of a crash and a tractor-trailer dump truck on

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good morning, america. right now fbi and police on the scene in texas this morning investigating that terror attack by two armed extremists. also right now, bruce jenner back on tv last night for the first time since his revealing interview with diane. news about his new fight this morning. and the search is on for this mystery lottery winner. he hit the jackpot but officials say he has no idea. >> could you imagine? we do say good morning, america, to you on this may 4th so you know let's say it in unison. >> all: may the fourth be with you. >> all right, thank you. yes, it is that time again. a holiday for "star war" fans an the world and that huge exclusive reveal. brand-new pictures from fair" and we are celebrating with a stormtrooper takeover. look at all those super fans out in times square.

so many great secrets just ahead. forgot to mention the smoke machines. >> that too. >> come in early in the morning and see these guys getting suited up in storm trooper uniforms. first bruce jenner as you said back on tv for the first time last night since his emotional interview with diane sawyer. now he's facing a wrongful death lawsuit for his role in a deadly car crash earlier this year. abc's chris connelly has the story. >> we have this great urge to get out of the house. >> reporter: bruce jenner back on with the kardashians sunday night offering fatherly counsel to scott disick to spend more time with his and kourtney kardashian's three kids. >> reporter: jenner's first appearance since that interview with diane sawyer. >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. >> reporter: but jenner the subject of legal drama. a wrongful death lawsuit filed on friday by two stepchildren of the late kim howell the

69-year-old who died february in a head-on collision on pacific coast highway in malibu allegedly after her lexus was struck behind by jenner's cadillac escalade and propelled into oncoming traffic. >> are there any injuries? >> i'm going to say, yes, it looks pretty bad. one car is destroyed. >> reporter: seeking unspecified damages the sibling suit alleges negligent, careless and reckless behavior. >> in california the law requires you to drive with a safe following distance. so you can react and brake and stop in time. >> are you okay bruce? >> reporter: jenner who passed an on-site sobriety t has not been charged in connection with the incident but the sheriff's department says its investigation continues. >> it's much more likely that a verdict for liability could be won in civil court here than a conviction in criminal court. >> reporter: the wreck took place days after the form he olympian sat down with diane sawyer for that interview. a statement from jenner released at that time saying in part "my

heartfelt and deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones and to all of those who were involved or injured in this terrible accident." this morning his representative declining comment about the lawsuit. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, new york. >> thanks to chris for that. let's bring in dan abrams now. no criminal charges filed against bruce jenner yet. what are the legal questions in play. >> three key question number one, did he cause the accident? i think the answer to that is probably going to be at least in part. but that's only part of the question. the most important question is okay, even if he did, was he negligent? meaning did he something wrong? did he fail to show a duty of care when he was driving? you need that. you can't just say someone caused it therefore, they're responsible. there also has to be a level of negligence. number three is going to be damages. remember, these are stepchildren suing. so there are going to be a lot of questions as to what was their relationship and actual loss in terms of the numbers in if they prove negligence these could be huge. >> they could be enormous if the

family is able to demonstrate that this was a real loss for them, they had a close relationship i know it's an ugly thing to talk about but when you're talking about wrongful death suits that's what you talk about when discussing damages, how much did the people actually lose. >> but finally the police say they're still investigating. criminal charges really likely? >> it's unlikely. not that it's impossible. the question again comes back to the negligence question which was how negligent was he? if he had been texting or drunk or if he had done something else, that could have led to criminal charges. that would be determined to be gross negligence and you could see criminal charges here because none of that seems to be at play i think it's unlikely you're going to see criminal charges and i think the fact that they're filing the civil suit now also indicates that it's unlikely there will be criminal charges. >> thanks very much. >> now to the search for that lotto winner who walked away with only a fraction of the cash he was owed. take a look at this surveillance video. this man getting $75 for a

winning scratch-off ticket at a los angeles area gas station. well the catch is it's really worth a thousand times more. abc's tom llamas has the story. >> reporter: this morning the hunt is on for a mystery man who hit a jackpot. the manage cashing in after scratching off a straight flush on this wild west lottery ticket. his prize, 75 grand. but the clerk behind the counter in a palmdale california gas station initially reading the prize incorrectly giving the man just $75. now the clerk realizing his mistake wants to find the customer last seen leaving the gas station driving a large truck and wearing a backward baseball cap to make sure he gets the right prize. when it comes to winning, there are simple steps you can take to protect your lucky ticket. >> we advise strongly encourage all players to turn that ticket around sign the ticket in ink. that way it's yours.

>> reporter: the man the store clerk says is the winner has at least six months to claim the $74,925 he's still owed before the ticket expires. for "good morning america," tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> i like that. lessen $75 he already has. >> i think he'll turn up. >> i think so. i think you're right there. that's a beautiful scene behind you, begin sfler looks so pretty but high surf has been an issue. see the little people there. that gives you an idea how big the waves were. stern estimating 17 to 19-foot waves. a cruise ship that couldn't dock near los angeles had to dock in san diego. see the pictures from malibu. high surf advisories still in place from los angeles beaches all the way down along the coast of san diego so you could see waves upwards of ten feet plus then the temperatures from tucson to seattle, portland at 69 for a higjacqui: good morning, washington a beautiful, sunny day ahead,

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out and if he was sdwiming directly against it trait toward shore it probably wore him out. >> huffman collapses on the beach but survives. he's lucky. rip currents kill 100 people every summer. they're the ocean's most deadly threats, more than lightning, hurricanes and tornadoes and occur when waves break fiercely at the shore. a stream of water moving away from the beach forms taking an unsuspecting swimmer with it. >> wave. last year i wanted to see just how powerful these rip currents can be. >> that's hard. >> give me your left hand. >> reporter: and was nearly washed away. you feel your heart racing. >> definitely. >> and especially with all those wave all that water hitting you and swallowing that water. >> it's disorienting. >> reporter: what should you do? experts say first always swim in the presence of a lifeguard and always watch for rip current warnings. >> turn around and wave your arms and call for help. that's going to help you stand out from the rest of the people. >> reporter: if you are ever found these deadly currents expert say always swim

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look up at the jumbotron right there, guys. roll them. come on. work with me. okay. the new "vanity fair" "star wars" cover is out. we have the exclusive first look at what's inside revealing some tantalizing new clues about the movie straight from the set and for more on that here's mr. nick watt. >> reporter: yep, right now you're behind the scenes on "star wars: episode 7." annie liebowitz taking the pictures for "vanity fair" and adam drivers previously of "girls" fame is commanding snowtroopers loyal to the first order. judging by the dots on her face lupita nyong'o is playing some kind of computer enhanced character in "the force awakens." >> my favorite shot is a group of characters hanging out in the castle that is apparently owned by lupita nyong'o's character

and it's an array of space villains i think similar to the characters you saw in the cantina scene in the original "star wars." >> reporter: hang on s that a female kind of c3po looking droid? they gave us snippets without sound. "star wars" secrets are that closely guarded. here's j.j. abrams directing daisy ridley on a speeder in the deserts of abu dhabi. >> as i understand it what they're aiming for is you know a new film but with some of the flavor of the older films. >> reporter: yes old school x wing and hans chewy on the millennium falcon. i think the message is clear. >> chewy, we're home. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt los angeles. >> how cool is that harrison ford just sitting there? for more on this go to

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jummy: we want to start with a check on the forecast for now. jacqui jeras standing by with a look at the day ahead. jacqui: looking so nice, this is especially, comfortable temperatures, 59 degrees downtown, humidity creeping up this afternoon with high pressure off the coast and a cold front could bring a few thunderstorms by tomorrow and today will be a dry one with temperatures near 80 degrees and we will look for a high in the mid 80's. a few thunderstorms possible through the afternoon drier and slightly cooler temperatures to end the week.

angela: for the folks traveling eastbound on dudley road, the crash on six before you get the u.s. 15, haymarket in the left lane, adding to the sun glare and volume delays. a live look at that beltway southbound lanes remained closed , this is of course due to the fact that we have a crash with the tractor-trailer and dump truck, be aware of those delays. traveling on the belt a near silver spring this is a live look at new hampshire avenue of disabled southbound 95 on the inner loop. jummy: top stories right now the baltimore curfew has been lifted following last week's why -- riot and looting. a verdict is expected today in the trial of a prince george's county police officer. charles pickard is charged with assault, misconduct, and

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♪ so wake me up ♪ good morning america. scary rental rampage. the couple who rented out their home through a popular website and came back to this. unbelievable damage. now, would will pay? and a little princess for will and kate but how about kate look so great just hours after labor? and what's the name for prince george's new little sister? will diana be a part of it? new details from inside the family's big weekend. ♪ this is going to be the best day ♪ we're kicking off "gma's" megamom week. an incredible morning 16 years in the making. >> now it's time for the big surprise. now this morning, emeril is cooking up our biggest breakfast in bed not one but two moms and you'll never believe their incredible stories. get the tissues out. it's our favorite morning of the year only on "gma." >> can i come in? ♪

welcome back, everyone. the huge coast-to-coast may the fourth be with you celebration is on happening right now in times square with "star wars" super fans. uber fans. >> they are here. it has been called the greatest holiday in the galaxy and we've got stormtroopers with a little special delivery. >> oh, wow. >> a little coffee this morning. very nice. >> here we go -- >> stormtroopers. >> smoke machine again. >> we have some fans outside. >> thank you. don't fall. >> no. >> well, thank you. >> thank you. >> oops, sorry. >> thank you. >> who is getting the princess leia makeover right now? there it is. >> see how that turns out. >> it's megamom week too also on "gma." oh excuse me, stormtrooper. we have some huge stars, huge

events and some special guests all week long celebrating you guys moms across the country. >> yep, that's coming up this sunday. we won't forget about that. a special day that comes once a year, as well. emeril's breakfast in bed. here's one of our favorite reactions, do you remember judy surprised by emeril a few years back? >> the squeals of delight. the surprises, well this morning's story just may top that. >> pretty special. >> many surprises ahead. >> it is a great one. also a lot coming up but right now let's go to amy with a rundown of the morning's news. >> good morning, guys. the big story, two gunmen killed outside a contest where cartoons of the prophet muhammad were being judged. it happened near dallas the car driven by those suspects remained outside the ven shoe to be checked for possible explosives. the shootout started when the gunmen opened fire on a guard. local police then shot back killing both men. the fbi is searching the phoenix home of one of the suspects. and happening now former

hewlett-packard ceo comfortable self running for president made the announcement on "gma" telling george she understands the economy, technology and how to make tough decisions and came out swinging against hillary clinton accusing her of being un untrust worthyun trust wort trustworthy. also happening now, people across baltimore waking up to relative calm after the first night without a curfew. the national guard is pulling out following a week of unrest over the death of freddie gray. now to our quote of the day. there was barbecue sauce on the ceiling. that quote is from the people who rented their home through a popular travel website then later found it completely trashed with tens of thousands of dollars in damage. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: mark and star king thought they could rent their home out to make a little extra cash but they never imagined coming home to this. >> this is awful. >> reporter: the calgary couple

renting their home through airbnb to a family in town for the weding. >> we went through the house rules. wouldn't have kids that would stain the furniture. >> reporter: within hours a massive party with nearly 100 people started and wouldn't stop for several days. >> i pleaded with them pack up your stuff and leave my home. i'm begging you. i have babies that live here. this is my home. >> reporter: police responding to several complaints finding this food garbage scattered across the floor, smeared on the walls, spilled drinks staining furniture. in all causing at least $50,000 in damage. >> broken glass everywhere. there's barbecue sauce on the ceiling, mayonnaise covering our sofa cushions piled on the couch. everything is contaminated. >> airbnb covers them up to $1 million but damage is extremely rare. the company saying "we have zero tolerance for this kind of behavior and we are working quickly to reimburse them."

>> we're so grateful that airbn. b. as been very cooperative. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news london. >> reena, thank you. now to our big number this morning. $187 million. that is how much money the "avengers" sequel made at the box office the second biggest u.s. movie debut ever. new this morning, picture this. john kerry's new friend. the secretary of state practicing his selfie technique with a baby elephant. he tweeted made a new friend. kerr are i is in kenya for high level security talks. finally trending up this morning, the little bruce lee. check out the 5-year-old who can perform all the moves from lee's movie without looking at the screen. he handles nunchakus like a pro even wearing the same black and yellow outfit. and supplying the sound effects, really impressive so if they ever remake bruce lee film hollywood, i think they know who to call.

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>> she stepped out looking that beautiful, i think there was an audible gasp. >> her picture perfect presentation causing jaw dropping reactions from momly bloggers one writing kate looks like she spent the day in a spa and got a baby as a thank you gift. another reminding, we can't compare ourselves to kate. our reality is completely different than her reality. >> all these moms have to remember there was a glam squad involved. not a huge hollywood one, but amanda cook tucker who is kate's go-to hairdresser came in and took care of her hair. >> reporter: this morning new details from inside the lindo wing, part of the team who helped see the duchess through her healthy labor. doctors giving kate the all-clear to take her baby girl home the same day she delivered. >> british practice for second and subsequent births i think so long as there are no medical complications mothers encouraged to take their children home. >> reporter: while the new

family of four is getting to know each other, said to head to their country home the rest of the world is anxiously abating the new baby's name. >> william has given kate his mother's engagement ring both he and harry frequently recall their mother's memory so i wouldn't be altogether surprised if diana were one of the new baby's names. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news new york. >> i know lara you keep voting for that. yes, you do. joining us now with more abc news royal contributor victoria murphy is in london looking great and our senior medical contributor dr. jen ashton is here in new york. so a lot of people are commenting about the fact that kate leaving so soon. >> yeah. >> ten hours or so but that's not highly unusual there in the uk. >> in the uk correct, it's a lot more common than it is here. let's look at the numbers. there was one study dong of 11,000 women. they found that 42% actually left the hospital within a day of giving birth. so in the uk it's not as

unusual. here it's pretty much a land speed record. >> what is it here? >> you know most women tay in the hospital two nights because that's what most insurance plans cover and they want every minute of that time. they need the rest especially if they have babies or children at home and let's face it. not everyone has a full staff to help her when they get home so for moms that don't they need that time the support the nurses can give the baby and most women go home in 48 hours. >> i don't want to speak too much for ali. hamper our second baby than elliott, our first. is that common. >> every pregnancy, every labor is different but history matters and big generalizations with a second baby. second babies tend to be a little bigger which is not always a great thing. >> exactly the same size. >> good for you, ali. and then the labors tend to be ch faster. we saw thaw in this case.

three hours. we don't know if she was at the palace but they go faster. the bad news there does tend to be more cramping postpartum. >> harder to get your body back after the second one. >> a little bit. >> you're so tired because of the first one. i want to ask if we can bring in victoria and ask you, we have been talking about the names. what are the chances in your opinion of diana making the cut? >> good morning. yes, two days o and still no name for this little princess. polls in this country today suggest that diana is the people's favorite the sentimental favorite. and we do know that william likes to involve diana in his family life. he gave kate his late mother's engagement ring. however, i think that the smart money is on a traditional royal name for one of the first names and on diana being somewhere there possibly in the middle name. >> and victoria we heard jen referring to kate and william's staff who will be helping them with this little bundle of joy.

can you tell us what that looks like? >> well yes, kate looked so fantastic when she left hospital. she looked amazing. you couldn't believe that she had just given birth less than 12 hours earlier. so that of course is down to a little help from her staff. she had her hairdresser visit her in the hospital and maked sure her hair looked perfect. we know she had a visit from the midwife which is customary when they're discharged and we know she has george's nanny maria and of course her family are incredibly important here. she has her mum carol who is going to have a consistent presence over the next few weeks and, of course sister pippa. >> auntie pippa. that's right. i think you're rooting for the name victoria because of your namesake so you're out of the running in being able to vote. >> of course i'm reaching for the name vick toia. a traditional royal name and i think it has every chance. >> wonderful to see you. thank you for that jen, thank

you, as well. you'll be answering questions on twitter because people are curious about this in they sure are. >> thanks jen. >> we have to switch geers to sad news. the sudden death of dave goldberg. 47-year-old silicon valley star husband of sheryl sandberg was a lifelong advocate for women and the "lean in" author called him the love of her life. >> the team needs to work. >> reporter: beloved silicon valley entrepreneur dave goldberg, the husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg and father of their two young children died suddenly friday night. he was just 47 years old. this morning, the cause of his death is unclear but memories are blooding social media. facebook founder mark zuckerberg a family friend calling goldberg an amazing person. goldberg's brother, robert writing "we mourn his passing and remember what an amazing husband, father brother, son and friend he was."

but the minneapolis native is also being remembered as a lifelong advocate for women. his relationship with his wife a central tenet of her best-selling book "lean in" which has helped so many women in the workplace. >> big counterintuitive but the most important career decision you'll make is whether or not you have a life partner and who that is. >> reporter: her 50/50 relationship with goldberg at a now famous speech at barnard four years ago that launched her campaign to lean in. >> if you pick someone willing to share the burdens and the joys of your personal life you'll go further. >> reporter: it's a philosophy she shared with abc news as well. >> when i enteredit their relationships are stronger. >> reporter: summing it up best in the pages of "lean in" writing "dave is my best friend closest adviser, dedicated co-parent and the love of my life." now she begins this new chapter

without her partner. gone far too soon. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis abc news, new york. >> and, of course our thoughts and prayers go out to sheryl and the entire goldberg family. next though in our "heat index," one of sport's top power couples calling it quits. tiger woods and lindsey vonn and so many wondering what drove them apart. abc's mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: this morning, a surprising breakup. one of the sports' world most glamorous couples have announced they are splitting. both woods and vonn blaming their busy schedules, vonn saying on her facebook page i will always cherish the memories that we've created together. we both lead incredibly hectic lives that force us to spend the majority of our time apart. they've been together for nearly three years. rumors that they were dating first surfacing in 2013 when woods reportedly sent his private plane to vonn in

australia after the champion olympic skier suffered a scat strofk injury on the slopes. from then on they were captivating on the red carpet and supporting each other at sporting events all over the world. on the italian slopes in january and most recently seen together just weeks ago with woods' two children sam and charlie at the masters in augusta, georgia. in their statements both talked about the children. woods saying that vonn has been amazing with sam and charlie and my entire family. the former couple seemed to enjoy a good relationship with woods' ex-wife elin nordegren and frequently spotted together with the children. as seen in this picture captured by tmz sports. vonn even saying. woods and his beautiful family will always hold a special place in my heart. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> and we'll head out to ginger with a check of the weather. ginger. >> this crowd is all may the

fourth be with you. princess leia earmuffs probably my favorite thing. this morning is very nice in new york. in chicago, it's a little more raw. some rainy conditions around and will be through the day and then you'll see temperatures already at their high temps so they're already in the low to mid-60s. back on to the southwest, very heavy rain possibly locally over 4 inches of rain in parts of new mexico and west texas and then we're watching this disturbance that will track up the east coast of florida. and then by the time we reach thursday into friday south carolina into north carolina it could become subtropical and could be one of the earliest named subtropical storms. we'll have to watch for that. the chance 30% of that happening. jacqui: good morning, washington. beautifulul, warm day ahead beautiful weekend ather coinues, i high temperare of around 85 degrerees, tonight partly cloudy skies th mild temperates around 65.

tomorrow cold fronont will approach with a few thundederstorms this afternoon andnd a severe weather risthat flow and temperature staying warm more possible on wednesday >> hey, if this doesn't make you smile, the little pup economies with the bow ties on poco and tia maria. >> hello, tia maria. thanks so much ging. doing "pop news" on our new set relaxing comfortable. thanks so much elton john. benny and the jets as in ben affleck and just about every other slen and their jets causing a very expensive traffic yam at the airport in vegas on saturday night. thank you. you like that. >> that was good. >> thank you very much george. private planes sandwiched wing to wing at mccare ron airport thanks to the mayweather/pacquiao fight. the airport saw record volume and had to divert some to nearby

fields. i have to go to another airfield in a private plane. tom brady was there, beyonce was there, jay z. nicki minaj, there's ben. there's tom. i mean you name it. there's -- i mean i'm just -- >> mark. >> clint eastwood went for goodness sake. >> tom brady flew from the kentucky derby to the fight. >> they did. >> the fight is good for him. get on in here. jimmy kimmel took it to the next level. >> pacman ringside. and then mayweather's corner was justin bieber. that guy you see, he's the one celeb who lucked out. jamie "foxcatcher's" rendition of the fat anthem only received a smattering of applause and a lot of heat on twitter. >> i got to admit i was sound asleep. what did he do that got everybody -- >> i think it was more the ending and said hallelujah at

the end -- i didn't think it was that bad. >> but apparently it was like crickets when he finished. >> no one was clapping in on twitter, on twitter somebody wrote that the real fight last night was foxx versus the national anthem and foxx got his but whooped. that was some of the comments happening. it was just what you said hallelujah maybe freestyling? >> a little freestyling. >> also the fight was running late. people were probably like -- >> i wish we could have seen jimmy kimmel. that was funny. >> try to imagine jimle kimmel dressed up run dmc. straight faced. >> bouncing around. >> i'm sure we had the video but -- hey, guy, also in "pop news" this morning, i'll tell you what i want. what i really want. i wanted scary spice to show up to this spontaneous spice girls reunion that happened at david beckham's 40th birthday party. what a party it was. try to imagine the spice girls surround david beckham. there they are.

it happened in marrakech, morocco. beckham's wife partied with all the girls except mel b. who couldn't come in. eva longoria subbed in. never a dull moment. i'm sure it is not for david beckham. happy birthday. finally the "avengers" may smash the competition at the box office but another superhero. you know the symbol used to mark ladies rooms. a new campaign is imagining that dress as pants and a cape. just in time for mother's day. this campaign is called it was never a dress has been launched by a software company getting amazing positive feedback on twitter. one woman posting, brilliant. >> i'm afraid -- >> they might get confused because men's capes will start coming in. >> exactly. >> can't we try to find -- >> we have plenty here every single day. >> "gma" especially.

>> that's true. >> we do have a lot of "star wars" action figures come to life. >> that's it. anyway that's what's happening in the world of "pop news." >> this is the most comfortable couch we've had yet. >> thumbs up. >> let us know what you think. our new living room. >> let us know what you think of reese witherspoon. she'll be here live in times square. >> reese. >> there she is right there. new movie out with sofia vergara.

jummy: good morning, we want to start with a check on your forecast this monday with jacqui jeras for look at the day head. jacqui: grab the sunglasses, you are going to need them today and for good part of the week as we have a mild weather pattern setting up dry today, 60 degrees is the current temperature downtown with a few 50's in hagerstown and fredericksburg. our high temperatures will be in the mid 80's today with mostly sunny skies and a warm breeze from the southwest and mild conditions tonight with a low in the 60's and a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm and a severe weather threat across the region. angela? angela: you will need to use 50 arlington boulevard as an alternate to the shutdown a columbia pike. if you are headed into the district across the potomac heart way, it impacts the

closure on the avenue eastbound between 20 seven st and new hampshire avenue. headed towards the maryland camera a pedestrian was struck in front of holy cross hospital and roads have been shut down as a result. back over to you. jummy: top stories right now five people facing murder and gang charges in connection with the fatal stabbing in culpeper county. 19-year-old was stabbed twice at a hollywood party and the defendants are all expected in court this week. the baltimore curfew has been lifted following last week's riots. baltimore police say that they have made nearly 500 arrests, over 100 officers were injured in the riot. right now you can get more traffic, weather, and news updates on news channel 8. one last update coming up in 25 minutes.

♪ oh here we go ♪ >> welcome back to "gma." emeril's epic breakfast in bed happening for 16 years. best one yet is come up. can't wait to see the incredible surprise. meet the moms behind a truly remarkable story. that is just minutes away. >> and kerry washington will be with us later this week. a proud supporter of neutrogena true skin health campaign all to raise awareness about skin cancer and this morning, marks melanoma monday. kerry and newt tree jean in spreading the word. so important to stay safe and educated on this subject especially as we hit the summer months robin. >> oh goodness gracious. i'm just so enjoying being here with taya kyle right here an exclusive live interview. she's opening up new memoir called "american wife" about her life with a man so many know as the american sniper but to her chris, loving husband, a dad, he was killed by a troubled former

marine as you know in 2013 but his commitment to fellow veterans lives on. so good to have you with us. people responded to friday and really you let us in. you really did and you said that the reason that you have written this book primarily you want people to know the chris that you knew. why is that so important to you. >> you know i just feel like there's so much to him and there's a small part that people already know but there's so much more to him as a husband and a father and i feel like that's true with a lot of veterans. >> reese witherspoon is back in the social square. i'm sorry about that. they're having a good time back there. but also when you talk about chris, and your role as the american wife and we've talked about this because military brat proud of it that you really want families military families to know that they are -- that we get you. >> right. >> what is it that you want to say because it's really difficult, those deployments are so difficult. >> right.

>> for you all went through. >> yeah and i think it's true for first responders too. when you have one of the people in the marriage of the relationship or family who are experiencing evil like we've never seen and hopefully never will have to they carry a big burden and sometimes you can feel like you're all alone because you don't want to talk about or they don't so this is a way to not feel so alone. >> i'm glad you're doing that. when you didn't want chris to go back and you were torn and there's so many spouses who feel that way and it's almost like thank goodness i'm not the only one that feels that way. >> right, right, i didn't know i wasn't the only one. when i was going through it i felt like i might be the only one and felt ashamed of that almost. >> no. to be fair a lot of people support you, support chris. but also there are critics especially after the movie came out about your husband's role in the military as an american sniper so how do you respond to those people who say, your husband was not an american hero. >> right, you know i think that chris actually taught me that

too. he felt like people have a right to free speech and that's part of what we love about this country. this ef a right to say that. and fortunately for them they don't have to face the evils that other people are doing on their behalf. and i'm grateful that we have people that will face those things so that we can have the time and energy to criticize things that aren't you know right in our face hurting us personally. they have a right to. >> you address that in your book. you don't shy away from that at all. you with your foundation you want to help the people that you were just referring to and not just the veterans that are coming back. but also the first responders and tell people why that is part of the foundation. >> it's been such an honor to get to know so many people who are in that world and i feel like people don't know that their father manicallies are going through a lot too. they have unpredictable schedules and see evils we don't see on the news all the time. woo he see some of it but we don't see some of the horrific things they see every day and

have their own frustratings with staying married and spending time with their kids and i want to help them too. >> well thank you for just being so open so transparent and just really helping so many people and your two angels are doing great. >> so good. thank you. >> you ready for this book tour? in i'm here. i'm doing it yeah. >> people are very excited. happy to meet you. >> i'm excited to meet them too and you're wonderful. >> we have to get on horses again. >> "american wife: a memoir of love, war, faith and we newal." you can read anners certainty on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! another check of the weather with ginger. >> you have to see all these people out here. behind me one of the best chewbacca noises. can you do that again [ chewbacca noises ] we'll get to the storm forecast. we have so many stormtroopers here but a couple of places that have chances for storms. a circumhorizontal arc that

looks horizontal in the sky in albuquerque and flanigan illinois again, severe weather chances in both pockets.jacqui:: good morning, washington a beautiful, , sunny day ahahead, these e warm temperatures will continue, high tempetures around 85 deges, do >> all that weather brought to you by macy's and the moment is here. celebrating moms this weekend and this morning three "star wars" loving moms had an out of this world experience full princess leia makeovers from an expert team. there's the shot before. i this we just saw it. come on out, ladies. these are the fully transformed. oh they look so nice. >> very nice. >> now -- >> oh. >> little baby r2d2. >> soaking in all the may the

fourth sell brakes. >> how do you feel? >> amazing. >> thank you. >> the force is strong i see. >> we've got the new york jedi here to make it extra special. all the people thanking them and hair and makeup team from tina did it. >> tina did do it. >> for making these perfect princess leias. >> happy early mother's day to all of you. thanks for being here. speaking of mother's day it's all part of megamom week on "gma" and now we have an epic mother's day surprise and asked you guys to nominate the megamom megamoms in your life for a delicious breakfast in bed from emeril lagasse. one of the ways we've honored them and you'll meet an extraordinary mom who gave her friend the ultimate gift of motherhood. ♪ >> reporter: as the bed is made and breakfast is about to arrive a few dozen people have turned out deeply touched and even

excited by our story of motherhood. a story like no other. >> never in a million years would i think that this would be my life. >> reporter: renee redmond and amy dubuc have been the best of friends since high school. >> amy is the most special person in the world to me. >> reporter: through thick and thin at each other's weddings they grew even closer. in their 20s though life took them down different paths as amy started a family renee battled breast cancer. >> they told me i might not be able to carry my own child in the future. that was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: as amy's family grew and grew her dear friend fought to survive her illness not once but twice. after treatment renee was cancer-free but unable to carry a baby. >> it was heartbreaking to know we might never get our turn.

>> reporter: renee and daniel researched adoption and saved some fertilized eggs for a potential surrogacy. >> we were never going to ask anyone because we just thought that was too much to ask. >> reporter: then something amazing. >> there was an awkward silence for a few seconds and then mike said you know i know somebody who may want to help you have a family. >> reporter: even with four children under the age of 6, amy volunteered to be renee's surrogate. >> it was just the biggest gift to us. >> we sometimes joke about, you know their bun in our oven. we got this. >> reporter: amy now 8 months pregnant includes renee every step of the way, every doctor's appointment, every kick. >> she sends us videos because the baby goes crazy at night. we can see all the movements. it's the most selfless thing that you can do in the word. i can't imagine anything that would ever come close to it.

>> reporter: emeril's breakfast salute has arrived. >> and now it's time for the big surprise. >> hi. >> are you amy? >> yes. >> hi i'm emeril lagasse with "good morning america." >> yes. >> yeah. >> do you know why i'm here? >> no. >> can i come in? >> sure. >> at the tells her renee has nominated her for breakfast in bed? we're just honored to be able to give this to them. >> hey, renee, are you there? >> hi. i'm so sorry. >> oh, i'm crying. >> renee, what do you want to say to amy? >> you're changing our life and everybody in the word just needs to know what an amazing person you are. >> reporter: then on to the surprise outside. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> there's a few -- watch your step. your family. your friends.

everybody is here. amy, every day should be mother's day for you. but it wouldn't be breakfast in bed without breakfast. it wouldn't be new orleans without a little chicken and waffles. don't you think? >> there we go. >> reporter: this morning emeril lagasse and "good morning america" honor two friends and the incredible gift of motherhood. >> after carrying twin this is is a breeze. we wanted to share this story with everybody in hopes it inspires somebody else to do something great for somebody. >> what an incredible story of friendship. what a gift. and the baby is due any day and we have another surprise. amy is on the phone right now. good morning, amy. >> good morning. >> happy mother's day a little bit early. how did it feel to be honored like this? >> oh my goodness. we're still kind of in shock for something that really was such an easy decision for my husband and i. >> an easy decision but how has it been the pregnancy, has it been easy all along the way?

>> yes, the pregnancy has been wonderful. the baby has been kicking. it's ready to come out and meet its momma. >> oh well we can't wait to hear. will you keep us posted please. >> yes, yes. >> i love it. hey, we have a surprise for you. you know you will need some sleep. everybody needs their sleep. we're all moms here in the studio. we've got some women laying on a bed. it's our sponsor tempur-pedic. they're giving you the most cushy comfy cozy bed to ensure you get lots of sleep and rest. and we just want to say we love you and thank you for being such a wonderful friend and such a wonderful mother. >> oh, thank you so much! >> i want to see a picture of you snugging up in that bed enjoying breakfast and in the studio we have some other moms who are also enjoying breakfast in bed so cheers ladies and cheers to all of you moms across the country. we'll be celebrating you all week long on "gma's" megamom week. amy, our love to renee, okay.

>> thank you, thank you. >> all right. coming up another gorgeous momma with us. reese witherspoon is here to talk about her new film and so much more on "good morning america." ♪ emeril's breakfast is in bed brought to you by tempur-pedic. to mops everywhere. you're

♪ you got that -- oscar winner reese witherspoon joins forces with sofia vergara in the new comedy "hot pursuit." take a look. >> you have to tay here till backup arrives. >> i am a sitting goose out here. >> come back. i am warning you. i did not want to have to do this. you're forcing me to take extreme measures. it is my mission to protect you. it is my mission to get you by dallas by 8 a.m. >> it is such a funny movie. reese witherspoon here with us now. welcome. >> hi. >> you and sofia never worked together before but did you click instantly. >> i mean, we did. i was such a huge fan of her on "modern family." when i got to sit with her and started talking about what movie we wanted to make i was so charmed by her. these adjustshe's just as lovely as

she looks on tv. >> i understand though there were a lot of crazy stunts in this movie. did you each injure each other? >> oh my gosh. we had fight scenes and, yeah she would throw me around the room and i ended up in the emergency room one night but -- somebody shake you really hard because -- and i said yes, sofia vergara. >> must have been fun. >> at least you had fun being injured. there's a lot of physical comedy including how you look. channeling your inner justin bieber -- sofia called it jose bieber. >> i have to dress like jose bieber to get into it. it's silly. one of those funny movies we got to do all this fun comedy. she and i were laughing the entire movie. >> i was laughing. >> kind of like lucy and ethel the whole time. >> yes, that's a very good example. you guys were amazing together and i want to talk about the girl power in this film because obviously you and sofia, you

have a female director a part of your initiative. why is it so important to you to make sure women are making movie, starring in movie, writing movies. >> yeah i mean i just looked around three years ago and just didn't see a lot of strong female roles so started a company to produce more movies -- >> it's done pretty well. >> we did "gone girl" and "wild" and this is our third film. i have a daughter almost 16 and it's so important she has -- ceecees herself on screen and little girls out there like her that want to see themselves you know. i'm really excited for sofia and the latin-american audience loves movies and i'm so excited to have her as a role model out there, you know starring in movies. >> you're certainly a role model as well. happy early mother's day. in thank you so much. >> plans? >> i'm hosting "saturday night live" on saturday night. >> wow! >> i'm so excited. >> a little something. then my kids are coming and, you know i'm expecting breakfast in bed, okay. i tell them all the time. have you thought of my mother's

day gift? i was your first friend. remember that. >> very good indeed. reese, thank you so much for joining us. the movie is great. "hot pursuit" in theaters this friday. comingp we have more from carly fiorina. there's a place online

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we heard carly fiorina announce right here on "gma" that she is running for president. these also releasing her second book "rising to the challenge" my leadership journey and i guess i'm the first to announce as well welcome presidential candidate. carly fiorina. >> thank you very much. great to be with you. >> you talked politics with george in our first hour and back here to talk about your book which i have been reading and so much more revealing than you have been about some personal things that have happened in your life beginning with your battle with breast cancer that you successfully won. take us back to february 2009. >> well i had a regular lay

scheduled physical with my doctor and had found a lump under my arm and she reassured me i don't think it's anything because i just had a clear mammogram and i went into her office and she was late which was unusual and she came in and sat down looking very pale and said you have cancer. we don't know what kind. we need to start tests immediately and, you know for anyone who's heard those words you have cancer you just -- i remember just willing myself to be calm. >> and you did that and you got great advice talking to friends, doctors, great support. you know as a presidential candidate people are always wondering about health so what is your health right now? how is it? >> my health is truly excellent. i'm six years out. >> you wrote about it being transformative. how. >> i came to realize that life isn't measured in time. life is measured in love and in positive contribution and in

moments of grace. >> and you -- you said when you wrote about oprah and said you took her advice and you don't read any of it. the good the bad but your husband frank does. >> i know. well i always say to frank, he's you know -- he's such a men mensch and such a huge part of my life and success. i mean he's my rock. he really is but he reads every word of it and he's an italian and gets all upset. >> is he set for this run for the white housy. >> yes, he is set. he is set and i tell him every day, don't read it. don't read it but -- some of it is wonderful. but, you know, with the good cops bad. >> and i have to say this you started the book and it really touched me because it's something that has affected my family and a lot of families addiction and your beautiful daughter lori you dedicate the book to her and her tragic death and the hopelessness that you saw in her eyes and you said you also see that in people around the country and that really touches you.

>> well, you know lori who was such a beautiful and talented young woman died of addictions and people get a certain look in their eyes when they lose hope. and i've seen that look in too many people's eyes. people get nover look in their eyes when they feel as though their life is filled with possibilities, when they are doing more than they thought they were capable of. there's a different look and for me that look is fuel and that hopeless look motivates me. we shouldn't see it in as many people's eyes as we do in this country. >> our thanks again to carly fiorina. we'll be right back.

♪ our thanks to buycostumes.com and our great stormtroopers that are here. >> have a great monday, everyone. jummy: good morning. we want to start this monday with a check on the weather right now, let's get to jacqui jeras for look at the forecast. jacqui: it's looking gorgeous today, a lot like yesterday with temperatures already in the 60's

in many locations just before 9:00, 60 at dulles 64 degrees in gaithersburg. through the 70's this morning close to 80 by lunch hour. the ultraviolet index is very high today you could get sunburn between 15 and 25 minutes, make sure that you put on the spf 30 or better today. angela: we have real lanes in bell's borough and we are looking at 66 at the dulles connector, that crashes clear with a live look at the teddy roosevelt bridge northbound on the george washington parkway, blocking the right lane and adding to the volume delays. a crash in the district on connecticut avenue and florida and if you're traveling on 395 headed to the third street tunnel, they are blocking to write lanes past massachusetts avenue and that is creating some mayhem here at the francis scott key bridge delays traveling inbound. also inbound if you are traveling on the and parkway we are looking at delays on alabama

avenue. jummy: top stories this monday, a major overhaul for the van ness metro station, the nearly 35-year-old escalators will be replaced. during the work the west entrance to the station will be closed. speed cameras began operating in d.c. today on maryland avenue northeast, compton northwest 18th street northeast, and pennsylvania avenue southeast. you can get more traffic weather, and news updates right now on "good morning washington."

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