ghlights from the big bruce je good morning, america. new overnight, midair emergency. a mystery in the sky as three passengers load consciousness on a flight. >> it's going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> the pilot plungs the plane nearly 30,000 feet in just minutes. forced to make an emergency landing. others on board complaining of being sick. brand-new video just in. severe storms. texas to new york. tornadoes, large hail damaging winds. gusts more than 70 miles an hour. and the drempling rain causing a landslide. putting these homes on the edge of disaster. abc news exclusive. the baggage handler caught in the cargo hold of a jumbo jet.

>> i thought i was going the die. >> the terrified text message he sent to his mom. and first on "gma," bruce jenner's revelation. >> it's going to be an emotional roller coaster. >> the olympic champion on his family, his future. the emotional interview many are waiting the see, only here this morning. and we do say good morning, america, on this thursday morning, friday eve, as we like to say. not one but two scary experiences in the sky. a flight from paris to newark hitting major turbulence. >> first, let's look at the mystery on a flight from chicago to connecticut. three people pass out mid flight. several others complain of being sick. the pilot makes an emergency

landing in buffalo. david kerley is at reagan national airport with the details. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a mystery this morning. what caused these three people to lose kshconsciousness. the airline is saying it's not what you might suspect. just 40 minutes in the nearly 80 passengers aboard the united express jet realize something is not right. >> you could feel something in the air. something just wasn't right. >> reporter: a passenger begins to lose consciousness. ? she was gray. her color looked awful. i asked for oxygen for her. we got her on oxygen. as soon as she got on oxygen she was alert. came right back. and then i wept back to my seat after she was feeling better they called me right back because the person right behind her passed out. >> reporter: then mary herself starts to feel faint. >> i didn't feel great myself. the flight attendant, same

thing. everybody in the middle of the flight starts to not feel well. >> reporter: thee people in all lose consciousness the. the pilot acts. a descent. sflit felt like it nose-dooifd. the airplane is shaking. we descended quickly. >> reporter: the pilot feared a cabin pressure problem and followed procedure, dropping the plane to get to breathable air. >> it's going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> reporter: overnight, the airline says there was no pressure problem and in problem with the plane's equipment. no cockpit warnings. and the fact that no oxygen masks dropped. according to the airline, the pilot made an unscheduled lapding in buffalo, new york in response to a passenger losing consciousness while en route. passengers say they don't believe the airline's

explanation. the mystery and the plane remain in buffalo this morning while the airline and the faa try to sort out what happened. more confusing, the airline originally said only one person lost kshconsciousness. overnight, they said three. all three were checked out. it's kind of a strange one, george. >> it is. let's try to work through it with john nance. you have the faa saying the pilot was responding to a pressure problem. the airline denying that. explain what happened here. >> i think the thing that's most consistent george is we probably had a cabin climbing 10,000 to 11,000 feet. it did not set off the alarms. 10,000 feet is enough to get people passing out. it's rarified atmosphere. >> not one but three people. it seems like the pilot did what he had to do in this moment. >> that's right. when you think you have a

pressurization problem, whether it's showing on the gauge or not, you get the plane down lower. the cabin may be riding at about 6,000 feet normally. something was not right here. >> okay john nance, thank you very much. that wasn't the only scare for passengers on wednesday. a flight from paris to newark experienced extreme turbulence. eventually landing in boston after failed attempts in newark and new york's jfk. several passengers fell ill. two were hospitalized after the plane flew through a violent line of storms. >> that line of storms had 70-plus miles per hour wind in it. this is a tree down in new jersey on to a house. we saw lots of damage. the wind reports that wept all the way from parts to new york down into the mid-atlantic also expanded along the cold front back into texas. look at this picture of a land spout. this is taken from a tractor.

you can see from the two angels. they're different from tornadoes. they can still be damaging. this one from texas tell us you, the storm has the effect that it can actually do this again today. from wichita falls down to austin to laredo. also a little pocket in new orleans. watch out for large hail damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. we're clear on the east coast. we had snow in parts of new york. i'll show you that coming up. >> clear now, ginger. the weather created a frightening situation for some new jersey families. that is a live look at the scene, thanks to our station, wpvi in fad philadelphia. rob marciano is in florence new jersey right now. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning. the storms that rolled through here made the situation worse last night. winds gusting to 61 miles an hour. it's the rainfall causing the problem. another live look from above shows you how dramatic it is. and how heartbreaking it is this

morning. it is a massive hole. threatening to swallow new jersey homes. forcing owners to evacuate. >> h is our home. we put a lot of effort into it. i put a lot of love in this house. >> reporter: chris and lynn o'dell said they knew there has been erosion in their backyard for a long time. but recent rains opened up this 70-feet-deep ravine. >> all i can see is that it's unsafe. >> reporter: the ravine claiming trees, fences everyone this birdhouse. both the odell's and their neighbor told to leave. >> it could be days. when lives are at stake, you don't take chances. >> reporter: earlier this month, erosion claiming the deck of this woman's home. she was forced to evacuate. is there this used to go way out at least another 50 feet. >> reporter: landslides push this is house into the middle of

the street in western washington. meanwhile, the o'dells coming to terms. >> when we walk away we could bo walking away for good. losing everything. >> my grandkids love it here. all the pictures. it's -- it's a lot. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming. >> reporter: they have livered in this home for over ten years. that shot from above as the sun comes up shows you that huge sink hole. the latest wave revealing what could be the problem. an old storm drainage pipe has been leaking. every time it rains, it eats away at the land everyone more. even though we have discovered it it may be too late to save the homes. the latest now on the sentencing of the boston marathon bomber. jurors were shown new video of dzhokhar tsarnaev in a jail cell before making that obscene

gesture to the camera. ron claiborne joins us now. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the jury weighing tsarnaev's fate heard an emotional day of testimony. that photograph you're talking about, tsarnaev making the obscene gesture and then the full video of it presented by the defense. the jury that will decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev lives or dies was shown this photo of him in court, taken three months after the marathon bombings. middle finger extended in an obscene gesture to his jail cell security camera. further proof he's a cool character, unconcerned, unrepentant. in a surprise twist, the defense presented the video the photo was taken from. showing him pacing the the cell preening, and then making the gesture at the lens. the message? these were the antics of a

teenager. earlier, the jury heard testimony from sean collier. and from the aunt of lingzi lu. her father's emotional tribute to her at her memorial service was played in court. >> every child is actually a little bud da. lingdi lingzi you are simply the best. >> reporter: and they hear from the amateur dancer who lost a leg. she recalled screaming but hearing nothing. i thought that because i couldn't hear myself scream, she said, that i was dead. and the prosecution is expected to finish its case today with two more witnesses and a final appeal that czar knave should pay for his crimes with his life. the defense should begin its side of the case next monday. that's expected to take about two weeks. george? >> thank you, ron. we turn to new questions for hillary clinton this morning. new reports dig into that

upcoming book about foreign donations to the clinton foundation. our reporter, ceceliailia vega here, with the story. >> reporter: this book is not out yet. it already has hillary clinton on the defensive. these allegations just as she's kicking off her run to the white house. reports say the state department approved the sale of one of america's largest uranium mines to the russians. at the same time someone tied to the that deal was making donations to the clinton foundation. the sale went through all the usual procedures. hillary clinton did not intervene. >> they quote the assistant secretary saying she never intervened in these matters. you asked secretary clinton

about this. let's hear what youshe said. >> we'll be subjected to distraction and attacks. and, i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately, with the territory. >> the whole campaign is ready for this book? >> reporter: they sure are. they're firing back. national spokingman sent out a memo. he said it's sad but not surprising that the clintons' philanthropic work has become the subject of fall right-wing attacks. they're saying the author coordinated with republicans. we are hearing that he'll also look into jeb bush's finances. >> thank you. let's get today's other top stories starting with another possible plunder by the secret service. >> it appears to be another embarrassment. this time involving those who protect former president george

h.w. bush. it took agents at least 13 months to replace a broken alarm system at mr. bush's home. during that time an extra agent patrolled the property. some voice concern that was not enough to make up for the loss of the security system. new details about the postal worker who landed his gyrocopter outside the capitol. security officials revealed to congress they were tracking doug hughes' flight into protected air space but did not shoot him down because of fears for the people on the ground. breaking news in paris right now, one day after the arrest of the terror suspect in an alleged plot to attack churches. the french prime minister revealing that authorities are searching for a possible accomplice that the suspect may have had. five extremists attacks have been thwarted in france since january. terry moran is in paris with the

latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the hunt is now on for accomplices in this terror plot which could have been so much worse. french officials saying they believe the gunman sid ahmed ghlam, may have had support and direction perhaps here in france and certainly from a jihadi supervisor in syria. ghlam, a 24-year-old computer science student who came to france from al gene jeer ya in 2009 plotted his attack here. in this government paid student housing in paris. he's in custody and getting medical treatment for his self-inflicted gunshot wound. sunday morning, around 8:00 a.m. police say ghlam shot and killed a stranger 3-year-old dancer aurelie chatelain who was sitting in her car working on a compute person a half hour later, a camera captures his car driving fast. 8:50 a.m. flam calls emergency

services saying he's zeptly shot himself. police find him outside his home bleeding heavily. a trail of blood leads them to his car. inside a cache of weapons. in his apartment, documents ref reensing al qaeda and isis. evidencen his computer shows ghlam was in contact with an accomplice in syria, who directed him to attack churches. police have taken one woman in custody and are questioning her in connection with the case. really this is an example of the problem france faces. the prime minister saying just since january, five terrorist attacks have been thwarted. amy? >> all right. terry moran with the latest from paris. 5,000 people evacuated from their homes after this volcano erupted in southern chile. the ash cloud shooring six miles

into the sky in this time-lapsed video. the first eruption in four decades. finally, a story i guarantee will put a giant smile on your face this thursday. it confirms the emotional investment so many nurse put into their patients. a young texas nurse suffered paralysis from the waist down. her favorite nurse helped her through. bailey got better. a lot better. she surprised her favorite nurse as she arrived for work. watch. >> thank you. [ screaming ] >> look at you. >> yes, thank you, lord! thank you zblchld. >> thank you, lord. that is unbridled joy. and bailey had been paralyzed for 11 days guys. suddenly she just began to watch. >> wow, that hits you. >> whoa. >> it brings tears to your eyes. >> immediately. what a great story. >> you have another happy kid. >> a really happy kid.

so many people are sharing this story this morning. one of the best players in the nfl gave one little by a surprise of his life. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ >> reporter: 1-year-old nicholas thought singing the national anthem at the houston rockets game -- ♪ whose ♪ >> reporter: -- was the highlight of his young life. little did he know his night was about the get better. con norse has one of those where do i know you from moments? but it couldn't be. >> i just looked back. [ gasps ] >> reporter: yes, it is him. texan defensive end j.j. watt in the flesh. >> i'm walking off. of course my stomach is in knots trying to force it out. i turned around. i felt like i was in heaven. it's j.j. watt. come on! it was j.j. watt. >> reporter: watt so impressed

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>> good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, 7:26 on this thursday, oh no, the schuylkill expressway is closed. matt pellman filling in for karen. >> reporter: it's never a employ day for a crash on the schuylkill expressway. it's especially bad today

because of the penn relay. all lanes are hut down because of an overturned vehicle crash by 30th street station. no westbound traffic is getting through. eastbound the left lane is blocked. eastbound is at a standstill from belmont on in. westbound passyunk to 30th street. stick to i-95 and the vine even broad street. had a crash with a vehicle facing the wrong way on the southbound northeast extension that's off to the side. 42 is locked up from the acx to 295 due to a crash on 295. >> seeing sunshine out there sky6 live hd camera overlooking the atlantic ocean. it's chilly. it >> reporter: it is, 43 degrees in philadelphia. winds picking up at times this

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good morning, america. right now, the investigation into the mystery in the sky. a plane making an emergency land lg after three maengs lose consciousness consciousness. also right now, severe weather. dangerous storms. the rain causing a landslide, threatening to wash these homes away. and the incredible new undercover video. how police outsmarted kroox involved in a half a trillion dollar crime spree. that's trillion with a "t." >> they could buy the -- i was going the say demi moore. that's later. ooh, forgot we taped that. all righty then. we'll talk about something else. including the exclusive interview with the baggage handler who took a nap in the

cargo hold of a plane, woke up at 5,000 feet. hat he's saying. i want to go to you, amy. new material on the bruce jenner interview. so much anticipation for diane sawyer's interview. for the first time we're hearing bruce jenner on what his biggest worry is right now. it's the interview the world is waiting to hear. in this morning's just-released promo, bruce jenner talks about his thoughts and worries. >> it will be an emotional roller coaster. somehow i'll get through it. >> reporter: his journey and his future. >> i want to know how this story ends. you know? how does my story end? >> reporter: it's a question so many have been asking with speculation and rumors about jenner hitting a fevered pitch over the last few months. >> it made me who i am. >> reporter: he's been in the public eye since 1976 when he became an instant celebrity,

winning the olympic decathlon and becoming known as the world's greatest athlete. 2007 reinventing himself as a reality star on "keeping up with the kardashians." step father to four. father of six. as he prepares to open up to diane sawyer, it's that family he worries about now. >> those are the only ones i'm concerned with. i can't let myself hurt them. >> reporter: diane's special, bruce jenner, the interview, airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central right here on abc. i know i'll be tuning in. as will so many. >> a compelling hour of television. two hours. now to a surprise in the murder trial of the former kentucky honor student. the defense rested without calling shayna hubers to the stand. this morning, closing arguments are set to begin. gio benitez has been following the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin.

taking the stand herself would have been her best chance at proving a self-defense claim. now, with the trial almost over prosecutors hope they can convict her of murder. this morning, a shocker in court. >> the defense rests. >> reporter: the dense resting without shayna hubers taking the stand. the 4-year-old is accused of murdering her 9-year-old boyfriend, shooting him six times. allegedly out of anger when he tried to break up with her. but hubers has long said she killed him in self-defense. >> he had thrown me around the room. and hurt me. >> reporter: a chilling text from human being toers a friend before ryan poston's killing. when we go to the shooting range tonight, i want to turn around shoot and kill him, and play it like it was an accident. and this police interview right after poston's death. hubers laughing. even calling the shooting a nose job. >> i knew he was gonna die a

very slow and painful death. i gave him his nose job. >> reporter: we're hearing from a neighbor who heard the killing. >> we heard the arguing. some shuffling around. and then some blunt noises. when we heard the blunt noises i looked at my daughter i made the comment that maybe one of them shot the other one. >> reporter: the defense calling on a clinical psychologist who says he monitored her behavior in jail from time to time. >> she reported what's re eded symptoms of what's called a bipolar disorder. >> reporter: he later diagnosed her with ptsd. admitting it all could have been brought on by her being in jail not necessarily the killing. in court during the testimony, hubers mouthing to her mother, i love you, too. and shayna hubers has pleaded not guilty. closing arguments are expected

to begin this morning. the jury could get the case as early as today. we turn to the baggage handler who fell asleep inside an airliner's cargo hold. >> reporter: will la junior is america's most infamous baggage handler. speaking out this morning in an abc news exclusive about the nap that forced a 737 to make an emergency landing. >> stuck in the cargo. i was exhausted. i dozed off. >> reporter: he says he woke when a bag fell on his head. >> pitch black. all i could hear was the engines. going. felt like the plane was ascending. like going up. and my mind i was like this is not happening. i thought it was a joke. >> reporter: he grabbed his cell fiend tried company. they thought he was a prank caller. he called 911. >> hello, i'm trapped in this plane. >> reporter: but the call cut

out. so he started banging away at the ceiling. so loud you could hear it inside the cabin above him. will la willa says he thought he might die in there. >> the last thing i texted was i love you to my mom. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: you really did? >> yeah. >> reporter: how did he fall say sleep in the first lace? he's more than a little vague about that. >> i mean when i first started the job, we took naps. >> reporter: a week later, he's still emploid. but expects that might soon change. and, he says he's learned a lesson. >> don't doze off on planes. even though the job is hard. stressful. learn from my mistake. >> reporter: for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news seattle. >> one mellow guy. time for the weather now and ginger. >> this would not make you a dust devil forms it's quick

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back now with "gma" investigates. this morning, counterfeit merge merchandise. it's a huge business. it rips off companies and consumers to the tune of a half trillion dollars a year. brandi hitt went undercover. >> this is ours. a search warrant. >> reporter: jewelry. purses dvds. the massive more than $500 billion a year enter prize of counterfeit goods the.

>> it's big tharn the dope trade. >> reporter: "gma" investigates following the lapd for two months as they make several busts. rick ishitani says creative kroox have his department coming up with new tactics. is there you have to adapt and overcome. >> reporter: we're there as the lapd and the fbi throw a purse party. a modern day tupperware party. two unsuspecting men have come to sell luxury knockoff purses. watch as the serls enter the room with loads and locates of fakes luxury bags. along with myself the party is actually all undercover agents. and the adjacent hotel room next door? more officers. after 0 minutes, cops have seen enough. it's time to move in. >> let go. hands up. hands up. >> whoa whoa whoa. >> hands up. let me see your hands.

>> reporter: both men arrested and charged with felony trademark infringement. >> everybody. rich. middle class. people that don't have a lot of money will buy a bag. >> reporter: the other suspect, a wanted fugitive on drug charges and previously convicted of involuntary manslaughter. officers search the suspects' car, they find more. over there are 300,000 worth of products. what are the profits like? >> aj average person makes anywhere from $80,000 to $150,000 a month cash. >> reporter: he says the sale of counterfeit products shouldn't be discounted. where is the money going? >> from high-level terrorist organizations to local street fans. it's unbelievable what this funds. child labor. human trafficking. >> reporter: the purses are sent to a warehouse for evidence and then destroyed so there's no

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say that again, give her the mike. >> you look too young for a 51-year-old. >> what was that babe? i can't hear you? >> you look too young for a 51-year-old. >> thank you. thank you, you should come up and give me a hug. >> and she got a big hug from mrs. obama. compliments will get you everywhere, young lady. tell us what's in your feed this morning. tweet us with the hashtag social square. if we only got that response to our ages. >> that is true. i love how mrs. obama made sure he had the microphone. >> what's that one saying? >> what was that again? coming up on "good morning america," great "deals & steals." tory johnson is here with everyone. the bargains start at just -- are you ready for this? just there are 2. >> $2? >> come on back.

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tim is ahead on "gma," the former "baywatch" bomb shell opening up about her botched plastic surgery. what everyone with learn from her. sflnch and derek hough. will his injuries sideline the star. and we're celebrating a big birthday for hooub. you don't want to miss that.

>> hello everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, 7:56 we have new developments in the closure of the schuylkill expressway, matt pellman filling in for karen. >> reporter: literally within the last minute, matt, the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway reopened at 30th street. it was closed for more than an hour because of a vehicle crash. the first cars westbound are just starting to move toward the vine street expressway. damage is done, westbound is a parking lot from passyunk to this point. the eastbound side has had

restrictions, as well. eastbound a parking lot from the curve in toward south. that means the westbound side of the vine street expressway is jammed from i-95 to 76. you still probably want to think alternates, like i-95 and the vine despite the volume. we have a school bus crash on the boulevard southbound at masher. it's brought and sunny -- it's bright and sunny out there but it's cooler. >> reporter: it's cool in philadelphia 44 degrees. in lancaster reading and allentown we were in the 30s so there's an improvement. the winds will continue to pick up during the day. it will be blustery and staying cool high of 55. tomorrow a repeat high of 56. the next couple of overnights, if you have potted plants bring

them in. we'll have temperatures in the 30s, in the suburbs. 60 is the high on saturday, and 62 and rain possible on sunday. >> police need help finding students who brawled at a septa stop. the surveillance video is at 6abc.com.

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♪ wake me up when it's all over ♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and the "baywatch" bombshell reveals her botched plastic surgery. >> i'm scared to make it worse. >> what she has to say that could help millions looking for a fixup. and make it fair. thelead ladies of hollywood are in on it. and get ready for "the avengers avengers." and baby baby. it's a big birthday from youtube. from sneezing panda to charlie biting his brother's finger. we're breaking down the best of the best. >> that really hurt!

thankful thursday. thankful for the wonderful crowd joining us here in times square. jumping up and down with their beautiful signs. a packed morning. it's the tenth birthday for youtube. and we have four of youtube's biggest stars to help us pull off our own viral moment. >> feels like we have had youtube forever. so many hilarious moments. jesse palmer here to break it down. >> i have a quiz for you. in honor of youtube's tenth birthday name the youtube videos with the most clicks all-time. name that video. >> i'm not going to say. i do know it. >> gangnam style. >> you want a hint. here we go. ready. >> i was right! ♪ hey, sexy lady ♪ >> that's right, everybody.

gangnam style, by everybody's friend psy. over 2.3 billion views. >> billion with a "b." >> billion with a capital "b." >> and viewer, you'll be happy. "pop news" will help you get rid of that song from your head. >> okay. also coming up we're kicking off our live lbd challenge. the little black dress. june ambrose is here with secrets to transforming the lbd. jing sr. in hers kicking it off. >> i brought it from home. costume change. we have our contestants here too. you have 45 minutes to create your own little plaque dress. it's a whole look. meet your models. find the accessories. let's get going. it's a contest, george it will be tight. let let's get news from amy. we begin with the search for answers about a frightening flight forced to make an

emergency landing. the plane is in buffalo, new york this morning. 80 passengers on board wednesday when three of them passed out. the pilot descended 27,000 feet in just eight minutes. southwest says there was though pressure problem and in issue with the plane's equipment. the airline and the faa are now trying to figure out why those passengers lost consciousness. overseas authorities in france say they have foiled five terror attacks since january. that revelation follows this week's arrest of an ajeer yan student accused of planning attacks on churches in paris. up vest gates are looking for accomplices. he may have had a network of supporters after he allegedly contacted someone in syria. another possible black eye for the secret service. the agency took more than a year to replace an alarm system at the home of former president george h.w. bush. that's according to a new agency report saying some worried about a resulting gap in security at

his home. a federal judge will decide whether the man who tried to kill president reagan 34 years ago should be allowed to live full-time with his mother. john hinckley jr. has been dividing his time between there and a mental hospital. prosecutors worry about a lack of medical supervision. and in health news as we approach the summer season, a new study finds that your dna could turn you into a magnet for mosquitos mosquitos. researchers found a unique scent of your skin determined by your genes makes you more attractive to the summertime pests. another major factor, how much carbon dioxide you exhale. people who have been exercising or have larger body masses exhale more and are more attractive to the bugs. people drinking alcohol are more likely to be bitten. some of the most powerful women in hollywood are doing their best to get the message out that they're not powellerful

enough. in a tongue and cheek way, of course. here's nick watt to show us. >> reporter: this morning, mamie gummer meryl streep's daughter and rita wilson arks long with a host of ore hollywood women, have a solemn message. >> in the past few years. >> only 93% op popular films. >> were drecked by men. >> and only 80% were written by them. >> reporter: it's hilarious. >> women get to be naked in movies twice as often as men do. >> twice. >> reporter: it's the make it fair project. >> we wanted to get all of these facts that were very shocking to me out there. but with comedy. >> in 2014. >> only 88%. >> of box office hits. >> feature manned in leading role. >> reporter: tongues are in cheeks. ♪ until it's 100% it's only fair that men should have it all ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ >> reporter: the message is very serious.

it matters who makes the movies we watch. >> those stories shape how we see the world. ♪ we stand here together ♪ ♪ we're standing in a group, yeah ♪ >> reporter: look. cameraman. soundman. producer man. are we bad people. ? >> #makeitfair. >> you took our psa to heart. it's only firemen should visit all. >> reporter: for lara amy, robin, ginger and "gma," nick watt abc news rg los angeles. >> we're making it fair on this set. i gotta say. george is the minority here. >> and in the control room lily everyone up there, too. >> make it fair. message received. got it. "pop news" and weather coming up. let's go to lara in the social square. inside demi moore's amazing penthouse in the sky. and the price sky high. and "baywatch" bombshell.

she's reveling her plastic surgery struggled. and then the most common mistake made under the knife. and our little black dress style contest. i want to go outside. our friend matthew moore is going to sing for us. and tory has "deals & steals." all coming up on "gma" in times square. hi, guys. at jared, we have a lot more jewelry than ordinary jewelry stores. more is good. i want to find her something special. but our jewelry is so much more than just...more. we have unique diamond fashion jewelry that's perfect for mother's day like these beautiful diamonds in rhythm necklaces. this is totally her. but wait...there's more. awwww... we call it "the awww moment." and that's why...

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ter ferrell all set to be in the movie. armisen there as well. he'll fit right in with the cast of characters. "zoolander 2." as quu may know hits theaters february 2016. and in real estate news demi moore is selling her massive penthouse in the sky. forgot "st. elmo's fire," the san remo is on fire. it's considered up with of new york city jewel's building. moore wants a lot more than she paid. when she bought it with her then husband, bruce willis back in the '90s. she's asking $75 million for the triplex. sloeted in one of the building's twin peaks. a bonus. bono lives in the other tower. a few other good men have lived there over the years. steven spielberg.

is it an indecent proposal? s if she gets her price, she'll shatter the record. hopefully, gosts not included. cha ching. >> you ought to get commission on her sale. >> what about last night? >> agreed. >> i was trying to work in about last night. it's one of my favorites. i -- there are certain songs that get stuck in our heads. this is one of them. it's on constant play. ♪ i'm just letting it all hang out ♪ >> come on go wide. ♪ brick house ♪ >> the technical term for this -- it's called an ear worm. there's a new study now, part of a "pop news" investigation. the study says chewing gum helps you think less about the song. researches say this sound of yourself chewing reduces the repetitive sound of an ear

worm-type song by up to a third. >> that explains why i never dance on set. i got the gum in. >> a little known fact. george usually has a piece of gum. >> at the is not the reason. and we all know it. >> nice try. >> nice try. >> i'm going to be like your mother, give me that gum, george. [ laughter ] good try. and that's "pop news" everybody. let's go to ginger. >> all right. dance it. keep it going. go robin. go robin. shake it! >> i'm going to let her go. ♪ shake it down shake it down now ♪ >> you're totally on. i love that. how about we say good morning to all these folks. they're on this new orleans back to alexandria,

louisiana, you could see tornados and damaging winds from dallas to louisiana. let's get a look closer to home. >> reporter: storms not the issue here ginger, every now and then you may see a pop-up shower on radar. the outdoor view shows we have sunshine and early clouds. it's cool with temperatures close to 40-degree mark. 55 is the high. it will be windy and chilly, spotty nuisance shower at times mainly dry. in the next couple of nights we are in the 30s with frost in the suburbs. 't have as much of an accident. time for our "heat index."

former star of "baywatch" nicole eggers speaks out about hi she went turned knife for the third time. >> reporter: she was the fresh-faced teen jamie powell on the '80s sitcom charles in charge. >> i want to have fun while i'm young enough to enjoy it. >> reporter: later donning the swim suit as a "baywatch" babe. known for her signature curves. today, it's those curves causing her issues. >> i wanted to enhance myself a little bit. i never wanted the big thing. >> reporter: this week she stars on e's botched. a reality show where people are hoping to fix disastrous plastic surgery outcomes. when she wept to get breast

implants a few years ago she came out with larger breasts than she wanted. >> the doctor has complete control when you're under. in my case my doctor decided huge boobs would be amazing on me. it was horrible. >> reporter: working with doctors on the show she decides it was time for a breast reduction. >> her days of being a baywatch babe running around on the sand are over. she's got two young children. she really wants to be smaller. and be more proportional. >> reporter: and eggert is not alone. this woman bearing facial deformities after suffering from severe burns and undergoing ten reconstructive surgeries. >> we can change this. >> reporter: this patient, seeking a transformation after having her face injected with cement. >> there are times that the plastic surgery complications are so advanced and disfiguring,

they're potentially not fixable. it's a fine line you ride between understanding how bad the problems are, and how badly the patient wants to fix them but at what cost? >> reporter: as for eggert, she's happy with her decision. >> less is more. i think the goal is to feel good. the you feel good you look good. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thank you, mara. let's get more. a real wakeup call about the risks. >> and there's no such thing as minor surgery. you talk about the richks of plastic surgery, the largest one is what we call unsast factory cosmesis. you cannot like the appearance. routine surgical risks. infection, bleeding anesthesia. they all have to be on the consent form and discussed with the patient preop ra actively. >> what are the three most botched procedures. >> we find the three most

botched procedures are rhinoplasty, or nose jobs. breast augmentation or liposuction, on the abdomen or other parts of the body. >> what should people think about before they commit? >> it's important to know that wher you're taking about rhinoplasty. you can get an overresection. breast augmentation an uneven result where the breast implants are too large or too small. and liposuction, too much scarring or indeations dents, or grooves. >> she said she got larger than she asked for. is that -- can that happen? >> yeah absolutely. you can get a too large implant, which creates complications. >> isn't it your choice? it shouldn't be like surprise. >> no question. we use a lot of technology with computer images. we can show patients exactly

what they're going to look like using a computer analysis before surgery. it's all about patient expectation and making sure they're well-educated and know what they're going to get. >> tara reid was a famous botched plastic surgery situation. that was liposuction. right? >> it was. it is scarring or taking out too much fat in an area. even if everything goes great, and according to plan you can still have a bad result. >> bottom line what do we do? if you want to have surgery? >> have good expectations and go to a board-certified surgeon. and slesz more. >> i like that. >> thank you, jen. up next on the heat index, "dancing with the stars'" derek hough's devastating injury. his future on the show is uncertain. chris connelly has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: since season five he's been a buttery smooth staple on "dancing with the stars." after what he calls a fluke accident monday.

derek hough could be now finding himself outside the ballroom. looking in. this five-time mirrorball trophy winner who knows the thrill of victory is now learning thing a any of the feet. posting on instagram this photo of his bandaged wheels and angle. banged up in rehearsals for the show's tenth anniversary on some stairs. can't believe it. wish i had a cooler story to tell. his sister and "dancing with the stars" judge julianne giving testimony. >> it is serious. i don't know if i have the correct details on it. but i know that he broke his toe on his right foot and sprained his ankle in two places on his left foot trying to get ice for the toe. >> reporter: he's out of the anniversary gig. whether he'll be able to partner monday with golden gymnast nastia liukin hangs on the balance beam. >> he's bummed out. he's superpassionate about what he does.

he wants to be there for his partner. >> reporter: the twosome have been near the top of the leaderboard. pro dancer sasha farber stepped in. >> derek will continue. he's a trouper. he's a fighter. >> reporter: hi hit his head in season seven and blacked out. only to bounce back and win the tight. will he be good to go monday evening? expect the tension to continue right up until show time. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, new york. >> and he's got the spring spectacular. going back and forth. he's one tough cookie. >> heal quick. next up it's the tenth anniversary of youtube. the site revolutionizeing what we watch and listen to. jesse palmer caught up with a

youtube guru right? >> reporter: tyler went to a full-blown career on youtube. now he has his own clothing line. in honor of him, we started out the interview with his well known hello. >> hey, everyone. i'm tyler oakley and i'm here at "good morning america" with the one and only jesse palmer. >> ooh, ooh. >> never do that again. >> dude, i'm interviewing you. >> i'm scared. we should get #tylerongma trending. >> reporter: if you're one of his almost 7 million followers, you know this guy, tyler oakley. to test out his awesomeness, we took a selfie and uploaded it. >> i say with e do the interview and come back to it after and see how many people love us. >> reporter: he's famous for dishing out his personal brand of positive care tree fun week after week. >> i am looking like a picnic.

>> reporter: you're famous by just being you. >> people want to watch somebody authentically live their life and have fun. >> reporter: he's one of the countless youtube sin saegss. kate upton. susan boyle. even the biebs. and to think it all started with this simple post in 2005. an 18-second clip titled me at the zoo, uploaded by the cofounder. >> that's pretty much all there is to say. >> reporter: do you remember the first video you saw? oh, my god, shoes. ♪ gangnam style ♪ >> reporter: 300 hours of video uploaded every minute. stop the interview. i want to see in ten minutes how many people have liked the photo. >> 31,000. >> reporter: in ten minutes? >> 32,000. i just refreshed.

>> reporter: we cap it off with a youtube oakley finish. >> oh that was so much fun. >> reporter: you can breathe now. >> yeah. >> the heat is off. >> let's just go get beers. thanks for watching. that's all. love you guys. later. >> all right, my buddy tyler told me a thing or two about making a video. this is my first ever youtube video. so excited. took you behind the scenes. now, we're wrapping this piece live. you can check it out in a couple seconds. youtube.com. me and the crew to say happy birthday. >> maybe we'll go viral. when we come back creating a youtube moment. and behind the scenes of "the avengers."

>> police are trying to identify all of the students involved in this after-school brawl at the spring garden station. septa said the surveillance video shows students from nearby ben franklin high school kicking and punching and falling on the tracks. 8:27 thursday morning karen is off, matt pellman is here with traffic. >> matt we're in recovery mode on the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway. you can see the sizable jam that continues by passyunk. the good news is up ahead at 30th street, the overturned vehicle crash is gone. eastbound is jammed from the blue route in toward the vine street expressway. those delays are pilling back on the vine -- spilling back on the vine and the ben franklin

bridge. this is a sea of tail lights trying to get up and over the bridge. we knew it was going to be heavy because of the penn relays, but the earlier crash on 76 messed things up. a crash on 295 northbound is gone, some slow speeds there spilling on to 42 northbound. here on creek road things are starting to break up. norristown regional rail lines half-hour delay and all of the trains are boarding from the out bound platform. >> reporter: you would like a coat we're at 44 degrees in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 41 in reading. the breeze not too bad but picking up a little bit and building through the day. 55 is the high, windy and chilly sunny, a couple of sprinkles and pop up nuisance showers possible not a lot of rain. matt, the next couple of overnights we're in the 30s

some could see frost. >> look at the mann who is near 100 years old who plans to run in the penn relays this weekend at 6abc.com. #

♪ don't blame it on ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ right, everybody. you're looking at the famous double rainbow video that has more than 35 million hits on youtube. we have the stars behind the mashup. michael, sara andrew. all here. to help us pull off our own youtube moment. right now. with a very special "gma" rendition. >> that's right. and jesse palmer capturing it on camera for our youtube faj. hit it guys. ♪ double rainbow all the way on "gma" yeah yeah ♪ ♪ so intense there's a penguin on the show and we don't know why lara ginger amy please help

us ♪ ♪ is it like this every day ♪ >> i'm like -- what's going on here? are you hearing me? >> get ready for our big youtube week all next week. the biggest hits of the past decade. george and robin are outside with the crowd. look who is with them. >> well done. we're excited to have matthew morrison. you know him from "glee." you'll love him from the new project he's doing. finding neverland. if you haven't seen it on broadway don't walk run. >> such a great, great show. our whole family loved it. and he's scandalous. guillermo dee jazziazdiaz. a lot to get to. >> a behind the scenes look at the 'ring issers. >> -- the avengers. let's go the amy and tory

with "deals & steals." >> we have something for everyone this morning. in tory johnson's "deals & steals." a super grab bag of finds. >> you ready, babe? >> i am always ready. >> these are from pillow pets. helmets that are safety certified for use on a bike skateboard, or hoodies. i think will needs one of these, right? >> yes, obvious. >> adorable. amazing prices for these. normally $20 to $30. all slashed in half. $10 to $15. >> this is for the kitchen. >> okay. so from hampton forge. it's a beautiful ten-piece block set. supersharp. very colorful for the kich. there's steak knives pearing,

chef knife. all the knives you need in a block. it's beautiful the store in the cabinet. this one slashed in half 35 bucks. >> a fantastic price. >> this one for the whole family. so fun. a personalized monopoly board. i took a bunch of our favorite pictures from "deals & steals" and put them into the popular places on the board. you can do this for monopoly or scrabble. there's a range from 7 to 29 photos. depending on what you want. >> i like the motivational display. >> all kinds of fun. there is one template. fun for gram weighs anniversaries. you name it. normally $60. slashed by 55%. 27 bucks. >> can't beat it. who doesn't love shocks? >> these are the once i picked out for you. i got use these pouches and these sox. how cute is this? love ya mean it.

>> if the shoe fits buy it. >> these are so fun. we're laughing at all of the sayings. each one is funnier than the next. $4 to $10, slashed this half just 2 to 5 bucks today. >> wow. and last but not least. one of our favorites. they are quilts. queen and king-sized quilts as well as place mats runners, assorted patterns. a buf pop for entertaining. normally starting at $78. these are slashed by at least 67%. today only, $24 and free shipping. you have a surprise. >> everyone is going home with a runner and place mat. [ cheers and applause ] >> we want to thank the kaens for the great deals. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to get these. and two bonus item online. >> where is my runner and place mat? >> that is great. glad you like that.

marvel fans have to wait a few days to see "avengers: age of ultron." we have something to tied you over. >> a behind the scenes look at the film, led by none other than dr. bruce banner. >> reporter: with less than one week away from the big opening day, the hulk himself took me on an exclusive tour to find out all the secrets. behind closed doors. tony stark's lab doors, that is. this sit. this is the lab. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: a larger than life set bringing the avengers to life. this is where the grown-ups come to play. >> this is banner's world. he's got some biotech going on. >> don't touch anything in here. this is highly highly contagious. a multilevel set full of surprises. this is cool right here. >> this is very beautiful. >> you can see straight down. >> that's the ironman factory

down there. >> reporter: whoa! and just around the corner. >> action. >> reporter: a special backstage glimpse during filming. it's so cool so see how much fun you have behind the scenes laughing and joking. surprising each other. >> i think we got lucky. we all get along. you would think there would be egos. e love it. we do all have a friendship. >> i think you're cool chris. >> i think you're very cool. >> i thing you might be cooler. >> i think you're the coolest. >> reporter: the "avenger" family growing bigger. scarlet witch. quick silver. and a new menace making the debut. >> i feel like there's a family feel on set. >> reporter: it's an amazing group of people. how do you keep on raising the bar? >> um i find i can get them to do a lot of the work. if i just say, say something funny. i get ridiculous stuff. >> reporter: and we all know

know "avengers" is complete without all the dare over the top, extreme stunts. >> it's a lot of work you know. it's brutal stuff. you go home really tired. sore. it's working out all the time. >> reporter: so i joined the big guns. i don't want to be carried out. learning now react to a big avenger blast. >> three, two, one, action. >> reporter: and i got to take on rob the group, the man who animates for the hulk himself. [ grunting ] come on! hulk. for "good morning america," cameron mathison abc news, lond london london. tune in tomorrow. we'll have the cast here live. let's go to ginger for a check of the weather.

>> they wereok at this picture from northwest pennsylvania. johnstown pennsylvania that would be the snow flying. freeze warning from saint louis to indianapolis. the mid atlantic to the southeast that's the tomorrow morning, it will be colder by tomorrow morning. the temperature in new york new york city by tomorrow, in the upper 30s. snow in western pennsylvania that's not right. it's not that far away from may. we've got a couple of sprinkles and mixed precip possible in the poconos this morning. today's high, 55. mainly dry windy and chilly. # # brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have hawk ed tod to

have huck guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. if you vbt seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you ant to sate i -- i don't want the tweets the you have dvr dvr'd it. is the character definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said it's a he. it didn't look good. >> and of course now, the team is all afraid. we're all watching our backs. who could be next? you just never know who is going the get knocked off the show. >> that rowan is very bad. olivia's dad. he's on a tear. he has you all targeted. and by the way, it's your character, huck, who started it. >> i know i know. poor huck.

he just wants his family. his wife his kid back. huck wants his moment in the sun. like olivia talks about standing in the sun. he wants that opportunity. he wants to be a sort of normal guy and have his family back. he told the truth. but there are consequences. >> i'll say. thank you for bringing the gift. a sneak peek. can we roll 'em? >> right now, being married to the spt a liability. you need to distance yourself from your husband. you need to reassure voters that you're independent, you make your own decisions, the two of you don't work together. >> we need to tell the world that we lead separate lives. >> also, sally is sayuggesting there's a lookle issue about you running while you're shubd president. >> there's not. is there? >> everybody is potentially dead. maybe -- will we find out about the character being definitely dead or alive. >> absolutely. you'll get the answers tonight. >> i can't stand it.

guillermo diaz. so love having you here. >> thank you for having me. >> you can see a sneak peek of tonight's episode on our website, "scandal" airs 9:00 8:00 central on abc. i have to give a hug to this guy. little black dress challenge is coming now. and then the cast of "finding neverland" will perform live right here on "gma." >> i can't wait. i want to see that.

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>> professionally a jacket. you know how it is. black dress, you want to wear it many different ways. this blazer defines the look. tights and a pump. she's ready for the office. >> she does look like that. the next look? ments we have folded the dress down and made ate skirt. she's funky. great for the weekend. the denim is a statement. >> that's a dress? >> you fold it down. it doesn't wrinkle. >> that's a great idea. good for a date night. >> a pop with the shoe. color. don't be afraid to mix color in. >> all right. >> i love this look so much. a perfect way to glam-oflauge. >> to camouflage? >> using glamour to cam flaum anouflage an area you're self-conscious

about. about. gingham is so manyin. >> it's the same dress. brilliant. thank you, ladies. can we walk into the social square? >> please let's go. >> we have the challenge. we asked ginger to have our audience members to come up with ways to accessorize. how did they do? >> i love it. >> i want to know from june. i have no fashion sense in me. my plaque dress is this. >> are you kidding? >> you're wearing lace in the morning? i love you. >> only because of this story. >> you know you guys are talented. this is great for vacation it's great for a brunch. and i of the way you layered the simple white top. it's like a shirt dress. and the pop with the necklaces. i love that you used accessories. jewelry is a must. if you want to reinterpret any look jewelry is the way to do it. i don't need to be here. ? what were you going for? >> springy and casual. and comfortable is my big thing.

>> all looks good. >> i need to own this. i'm going to buy it. >> she loves color. >> they're challenges you for your job. >> i got problems. robin, help me. >> we love yahoo!ing our day. thank you, june. and a sperl performance coming up. matthew morrison and the cast of finding neverland. let's get upstairs. come on. ♪ we can sail away tonight on a sea of pure moonlight ♪ ♪ and with your hand in my hand i dunkin's new vanilla coffee creamer really tastes like it has more vanilla flavor. how is that even possible? boom! [ laughter ] oh, it's possible. introducing dunkin's new coffee creamer. extra vanilla flavor you can really taste.

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time now for the performance we have been anticipating all morning from "finding never land." my family and i loved it. we're huge fans. we hope you will be too.

here's matthew morrison and the cast with "believe." ♪ ♪ i see it all around us in every single color ♪ ♪ and every dimension crowns the reinvention ♪ ♪ and if it is black then it's white and when it is dark then it's light ♪ ♪ so fill in all the spaces with imaginary places ♪ ♪ it's so frustrating when no one else sees everything you see ♪ ♪ so for now it is just an illusion confusion unless you're someone who believes when you look ♪ ♪ tell me what do you see just a dog in a park is it real is it fiction or only make believe ♪

♪ you act like you really don't care but look with your eyes he's a great russian bear and he's dancing and prancing ♪ ♪ and bowing politely he plays to full houses once daily twice nightly we fix ordinary with extra you see ♪ ♪ and we believe believe ♪ ♪ don't need speck klstacles i only see the bright lights ♪ >> a clown. a sunset and a sun rise. ♪ and if it is weak then it's strong ♪ ♪ and just when it's wring ♪ >> then it's right. >> it's not wrong. ♪ and everything my eyes see everything my eyes see is nothing like it should be it's only like it should be ♪ ♪ it's so frustrating and no one

else sees everything you see ♪ ♪ so for now it is just an illusion confusion unless you're someone who believes ♪ ♪ when you look tell me what to you see you can't believe is it real or a mystery scientifically ♪ ♪ it's more than a bench in the park you must believe it's a rocket that's headed for mars on a mission ♪ ♪ to search for new life when we'll be back who knows because it's really a long flight turn the whole world upside down and you'll see ♪ ♪ believe believe believe ♪ ♪ just imagination and create a speculation our life's calling

was never meant to be boring ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe believe ♪ ♪ believe believe believe believe believe ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed things like how to change the background color in an online test environment and it takes time away from learning math and science and english and all the things that i really enjoy learning. they can't do as much because they have to administer this test on the computer. and that's really one of the worst parts of the test.

what was that you were saying? >> i said thanks to matthew morrison and the cast of finding neverland. >> hey, guys you're the talk of broadway. >> thank you for coming in. avengers going to be here tomorrow. >> philadelphia police say an off-duty officer opened fire when a an armed man tried to rob him overnight.

the would-be robber ran away. police do not know if he was shot, the officer was not hurt. 8:57, karen is off, matt pellman has the run down in traffic. >> reporter: matt, traffic has not been running so smoothly for those trying to get to the penn relays. widow a huge crash that got us off to a slow start and delays we're still dealing with on the boulevard from the blue route to the vine, ideally should be a 14 minute road. worthington mill road is closed today for construction in north hampton. second street pike gets you around you. manayunk norristown rail line you're boarding outbound platform at conshohocken and spring mill. >> davids is outside on the

terrace. >> reporter: good morning, matt, we're in the 40s across the region. low 40 toward allentown and lancaster. the winds will pick up, especially in the afternoon. we expect a windy and chilly partly sunny day. there could be a nuisance shower 55. the next few nights we're in the 30s, that means some suburbs could get frost over the next two nights. >> we'll be wanders. coming up on "action news" at noon, what is happening at the penn relays. a sex off fender in utah was able to steal a school bus and tried to pick up children on the route. "live" with kelly and michael is next on 6abc. kelsey grammar is a guest. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great thursday, everyone.

>> it's "live with kelly & michael." today, television and broadway star kelsey grammer, and from the hit series "scandal," guillermo diaz. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the inbox, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captioning content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kelly: hi!