good morning, america. donald trump soars to victory. crushing his gop rivals in five states setting his sights now on hillary clinton. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> many diddic front-runner fires back. >> if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in. >> as she closes in on the democratic nomination, winning big overnight, gearing up to take on trump. the gop front-runner joins us live this morning. severe storms tear through the heartland. reported tornadoes and lightning strikes taking down homes. as flash floods drown the midwest, blinding rain and pelting hail. the threat now moving from texas to iowa, 24 million people in its path.

kid rock's nightmare. he finds his assistant dead on his property panic and frustration as he tries to call for help. >> send the ambulance now. >> the now 911 call raising big questions this morning. could help have come sooner? ♪ who let the dogs out the dog causing a big delay sprinting onto the field during a game running, leaping, even licking players. who let this dog out? ♪ who let the dogs out and good morning, america. happy wednesday. that dog just wanted to have a little fun. >> yeah, exactly. >> at least the dog was very nice. >> he was very nice. and he's fast too. robin is on assignment. we're coming off a big night in the race for the white house. >> that's right. on the democratic side hillary clinton winning all but one primary raising big questions about how much longer bernie sanders will stay in the race and then on the republican side, donald trump sweeping all five primaries with significant wins over ted cruz and john kasich.

>> now, cruz is expected to make a big announcement today, a lot of buzz that he could be naming carly fiorina as a running mate. donald trump's going to join us live to talk about that and his big wins but first abc tom llamas is at trump headquarters with all the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. trump now so confident he's calling on senator ted cruz and governor john kasich to get out of the race. he says they have no path. he's also unleashing on hillary clinton and just last night right here in trump tower i asked him about a possible running mate. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: fresh off a sweeping northeast victory, five for five, donald trump predicting his victory streak will run through november. describing hillary clinton as a flawed candidate. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going and, frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. >> reporter: but if trump makes it to the general election, he

likely will be dealing with more than just the democrats. a judge ruling the new york attorney general's fraud case against trump university will be heard before a jury. >> are you worried at all that you could possibly be running for president in november and also standing trial for trump university? >> no, that's a civil case. very simple. i'm going to win that case very easily. >> reporter: senator ted cruz betting big on indiana next week hoping to capitalize on trump's troubles and against the billion fair's values. >> you know, donald trump loves to style himself an outsider and, listen, when it comes to human decency, when it comes to politeness, when it comes to respect, he's right. >> reporter: cruz maintaining indiana is not a make or break state. the campaign insisting they're going all the way to the convention and with a running mate. >> senator cruz announced he's come up with a short list of potential running mates and started the vetting process. >> he's wasting his time, tom. listen, running mate.

>> reporter: would governor christie be on your list. >> well, i think he's fantastic. i think chris christie is fantastic. thank you. >> reporter: and we have been seeing more of governor christie here at trump tower so we'll have to wait and see. another moment from last night going viral. we mentioned senator ted cruz in indiana. he's been comparing his campaign to that fictional basketball team from the movie "hoosiers" which takes place in indiana. last night he tried to make a point and tried to show symbolism and had his body man measure the hoop at a stadium, the problem is he didn't refer to it as a basketball hoop, he referred to it as a very formal basketball ring, social media exploding ripping him for calling it a basketball ring and the more or less formal hoop. >> tom llamas, thanks so much. to the democratic side and hillary clinton getting closer to clinching that nomination winning four of five primaries

overnight. abc's cecilia vega has the very latest on where the democratic race now stands. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. four more tate states in her c. if her victory speech overnight is any indication she is gearing up for a showdown with donald trump. ♪ eye of the tiger >> reporter: hillary clinton overnight in the land of "rock can" taken taking the stage to his song. >> thank you, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] what a great night. >> reporter: delivering bernie sanders a near knockout. >> whether you support senator sanders or you support me, there's much more that unites us than divides us. >> reporter: clinton throwing punches across the aisle too. >> we're going to imagine a tomorrow where hard work is honored, families are supported and where love trumps hate. >> reporter: setting her sights

on the general election. >> so, my friends, if you are a democrat, an independent or a thoughtful republican, you know their approach is not going to build an america where we increase opportunity or decrease inequality. >> reporter: and playing all the cards. >> mr. trump accused me of playing the, quote, woman card. [ booing ] >> well, if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in. >> reporter: those four big wins put clinton closer to locking in the nomination once and for all while sanders is single rhode island victory still leaves him lagging in delegates but he is going down swinging. >> this campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about transforming our

nation. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and vowing to stay in the fight. >> with your help we're going to win here in west virginia. >> reporter: not just west virginia, sanders says that they will stay in this fight through california's primary in june but we are seeing a tale of two very different campaigns played out right now. clinton's advisers say they are winding down their primary fight and ready for a general election. >> and jon karl is going to show us the delegate map that shows why that is the case. to him right now. jon, starting with the democrats almost impossible now for bernie sanders to catch up to hillary clinton. >> it sure is, george. hillary clinton had a big night, four out of five states but, of course, it's all about delegates. hillary clinton won 194 delegates last night, bernie sanders, 129. that means she is getting very close to where she needs to be to win, in fact, sanders would need to get 91% of the remaining delegates to clinch. >> and how about the republicans, donald trump? >> big, huge night for donald

trump. by our count 105 delegates won. that's more than that. pennsylvania 54 ran under their own names. our team is interviewing them based on that. we project donald trump won 131 delegates last night. that brings his total much closer to where he needs to be, the 1,237. in fact, he needs to get about 47% of those remaining to clinch. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. let's talk to donald trump right now. he joins us by phone. mr. trump congratulations on the win. it looks like you won every county, every congressional district. the exit polls show 25% of the party say they won't vote for you in a general election. i know you believe you're the nominee right now. how do you win that 25% over. >> i think they will come over, george, as soon as they get in line, right now they're backing other candidates and they're backing somebody he, but they're going to come over. i've watched it all my life. i mean, they are angry, they're confused and they don't know how

this is all happening and then all of a sudden it becomes love. it turns -- anger turns into love. i've seen it many, many times politically and in other parts of life and that's the way it is. >> you are getting a lot of buzz about those comments you made about hillary clinton. if hillary were a man i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. what did you mean by that? it struck a lot of your critics as sexist. >> it's not sexist. it's true. just very, very true statement. if she were a man she'd get 5%. >> 600,000 votes. she's gotten 12 million votes. >> she is a flawed candidate. she is a candidate that, frankly, is i think -- she's not going to do very well in the election and i look forward to showing that and, frankly, you just look at her votes. you look at her -- even bernie sanders said she has bad judgment. i mean, bernie sanders himself said she has bad judgment. that's a big statement to make. that's a statement worse than many of the statements i've made against people i'm running against. >> you heard her response. she said she wants to be dealt

in on that woman card charge and said she wants -- she's for women's health, equal pay for women and paid family leave. where you stand on hose. >> women don't like hillary and i did well with the women. the women gave me great marks and a great percentage but women do not like hillary clinton. that's been a known fact for a long time and she's going out there playing the women's card. in fact, she gets up and says, i'm a woman,s that that's what separates me so she has every right to be attacked on that front. she gets up and all she's saying is i'm a woman, i'm a woman and she didn't play that card too much with obama, probably made a mistake not doing it but she's playing it against us. >> you know that most polls show she does better in a national election with women than you do. >> that's okay. i mean, i haven't started on her yet. you know, polls showed that jeb bush did better than me and he failed an polls showed all these people i played, that i did, that i won against, 17 groups, that many of them did better

than me and by the end i was much better than them and they left the race one by one. now i have hillary is going to be the next one and i look forward to taking her on. i think she'll be much easier than many of the governors and snoorts i knocked out. >> ted cruz still fighting even though you believe you're the nominee and you've heard that buzz he could be naming carly fiorina as his running mate as early as today. does that worry you at all. >> i think it would be a bad choice. i mean carly did not resonate. not because she's a woman, but carly did not resonate at all with people. she had one good -- one good debate, not against me, she had the debate on the other stage, if you'll remember, remember we had so many -- we had so many candidates ahead of us on that stage but she had the one good debate she went up then she dropped like a rock and never resonated with the people so i mean carly is not going to do the trick. i like carly, nice person but she never resonated. she didn't do well. she went -- she was very low in the polls and by the end she was

an insignificant player, so if you want to bring carly back, that's okay. he's too early to do it and, frankly, he's wasting his time because he won't be the nominee. i have millions of votes more than him. 3 million more. i have millions of votes more than him. i have hundreds of delegates more than him. he came in third in four of the races last night. he didn't come in second. he came in third. it's over for ted. now, what are you going to did? he goes around on the weekends and buys up all the second round delegates. he buys them, you know, takes them out for hamburgers, takes them out for cake. he takes them out to hotel rooms. he takes them sightseeing. >> i have to get one more question in. let me get one more. you're giving a major -- in i'm not focused on that. >> you're giving a major foreign policy speech today. how do you convince people they can trust you with the nuclear codes? >> well, because i'm probably the last on the trigger. you know i was against the war

in iraq. other people were for it. hillary clinton was for it. >> you were for it though before you were against it. >> no, i wasn't. i was never for it. i was against it. before it ever started i was against it. and i was against it from before 2004. i was against the war in iraq. and i was against it for years and bush used to hate me for being so against it and they sent people to the white house to try and convince me and all i'd say is it destabilized -- it will destabilize the middle east and iran will take over the middle east and that's exactly what happened and we have isis to top so they made a horrible decision, but hillary clinton voted for it and by the way, they did not knock down the world trade center, okay, just so we get that straight. iraq did not knock down the world trade center which is in theory why we went in there and went after them. >> donald trump, thank you for joining us this morning. >> okay, george. thank you very much. >> and from politics, george, to our other big story, that severe weather outbreak overnight continuing this morning. take a look at the lightning strikes in houston, just moments ago, and then massive storms in the heartland unleashing

blinding rain, hail. even tornadoes, rob marciano is at the center of the outbreak in oklahoma city for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> good morning, amy. you know, for many americans from the east coast to the plains, it was a dangerous day yesterday. but oklahoma city certainly in the heart of this severe weather event the winds strong enough to take down trees like this one knocking out power during the height of the storm it was intense and for some, it was frightening. overnight, tornadic storms in texas. >> there it is. >> reporter: as lightning lights up the sky you can see a huge funnel cloud hovering over a field. tractor trailers flipped on their sides. cars wrecking after a reported tornado crosses highway 75. lightning striking this apartment complex. electrical wires damaged and sparking. and this spectacular image over dallas. in oklahoma, blinding rain,

sirens ringing out. winds up to 70 miles per hour. and we were right in the middle of it. daytime hail right now. hail helping those of us on the roads. >> oh, man. >> lightning illuminating the skies all around us. you see the leading edge of it, a lot of lightning around, certainly some wind. this is a severe one, for sure. several reports of tornadoes. and this morning officials still assessing all the damage. in kansas, warning sirens blaring. >> where is the safest place to be? >> in the freezer. >> reporter: restaurant employees taking shelter. more treacherous driving conditions. visibility so poor people pulling over taking shelter at gas stations. for as pumped up as the atmosphere yesterday it certainly could have been a lot worse. still, thousands though without power across oklahoma and judging by this, george, it's going to take some work before

the lights are turned back on. >> i'll say. rob, thanks very much. to ginger with the latest on where these storms are headed. >> it's happening at this hour in parts of texas and louisiana. that same cold front that dropped all the severe weather as of yesterday blowing through from shreveport to lake charles already this morning through houston, reports close to 60 miles per hour of damaging wind and that's going to be the issue today. the tornado threat is slightly lower b any dog but a really

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>> good morning everyone. dave murphy here with an update from accuweather. cloudy skies across of the region. down south we have showers and that's lightning that started just south of dover you might see some of that cross over into southern cape may county. cape may picking up a light shower. as we take a look outside there are the clouds. dry in philadelphia but cloudy and cool this morning with were temperatures around 50. this afternoon we only go to 62. mostly cloudy skies. although we will see the reemergence of sun as we go later into the afternoon starting in the north and winding up down to the south. w

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southbound still really slow. overall a 34 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. in sharon hill we have an accident here on sharon hill avenue atwood land avenue. there's a fuel spill here. we have emergency workers on the scene. watch for a fuel spill and an accident. we have two different accidents on cheltenham avenue. one at lakeside avenue had been out there but now we have a new one at easton road as well. on the vine street expressway still extra heavy westbound at this point. we had an accident that cleared but look at that traffic as you head towards the schuylkill. it's a slow go there, matt. >> thank you karen. storm tracker6 picking up some activity there next.

>> cloudy skies right now. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that down south in cape may county and southern delaware we have a couple of showers creeping through. had a couple of lightning bolts south of dover. that appears to be dying down. temperatures right now are cool and it's a bit breezy. 50 degrees in philadelphia and more of the same across the entire region and this afternoon much cooler with own -- we'll only see a high of 62. eventually later today we'll see sun returning probably starting up north and hopefully winding up down south but a lot of clouds for the first part of the day. tomorrow cloudy with some afternoon rain building back in, a high of 61 and some more showers possible friday morning, matt. >> thank you david. the winners and the losers. full results from the pennsylvania and delaware primaries plus the other three that were held yesterday are

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look at that lightning in houston. that was just moments ago. the south is caught in a severe weather outbreak. the storm is now moving from texas to iowa. 24 million people in its path and we are tracking the latest all morning long. >> also right now hillary clinton and donald trump celebrating huge wins overnight. trump sweeping all five primaries saying this morning, he thinks he will clinch the nomination. and federal investigators are closer to solving a mystery at sea and located the data recorder belonging to "el faro" that sank in a hurricane in october. it could hold critical clues about what caused the ship to sink. and then also this morning the "full house" reboot is a huge hit on netflix but not everybody is happy about it. >> not everybody. you know what, that san francisco home, the tanner family lives in, well, everywhere you look it's become a huge tourist destination again

causing a big battle and we're going to talk to a real-life neighbor coming up. >> i think that would be a little frustrating. >> everywhere you look you see people. >> part of the problem. >> you went? >> vacation. we did. >> oh, my gosh. >> like you're going to apologize to the neighbors. >> take a picture we could probably share. >> we took pictures. >> not sharing them. >> you're red. you're so red. >> i feel bad about that. that is all coming up. right now a more serious story, the mystery over prince's estate. his sister told a court she believes prince had no will amid reports of a secret vault filled with songs that could generate millions of dollars more to prince's estate and eva pilgrim is outside paisley park with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: this morning, new

details over the possible future of prince's multimillion dollar estate. abc news obtaining court documents filed by his only surviving full blood relative sister tyka nelson officially asking a judge tuesday to appoint a trust company to handle her brother's estate. >> he loved each and every one of you. >> reporter: the 55-year-old stating in court documents she does not believe that prince had a will and according to minnesota law if he didn't because he has no surviving parents or children his estate believed to be worth around $300 million would be split equally among tyka and his five surviving half siblings, however, his estate stands to make a significant profit going forward with four of his albums currently sitting atop the itunes top five chart, he is predicted to join the ranks of elvis presley and michael jackson who made billions posthumously. >> it seems to me it depends so much on what battles ensue. it could be years. >> reporter: and it's not just

those classic hits that could bring in big money. prince's much talked about secret vault which is believed to have enough unreleased music to release one album a year for the next 100 years might not only have his voice on those songs. >> deangelo, patti labelle. angie stone. going to the studio for hours. >> reporter: kim, the woman responsible for his ever changing 'do said she is still in shock. >> he loved us and we love him back. if you never do another thing for me, you have already done enough. >> reporter: prince's former band, the revolution announcing after spending several days together grieving prince they decided they will go back out on the road and play shows in his honor. no word yet when or where they will perform. george. >> okay, eva, thanks very much. let's talk about this with our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. it's so hard to believe there might not be a will. assume it's correct. what does it mean. >> you want to make sure there

isn't a will, right, because there could be a trust somewhere that gives an indication of what he was thinking. he went through a lot of lawyers and managers over time. there might still be a will out there. but if there isn't a will, then it's likely going to be divided amongst the siblings equally. half siblings and full siblings get equal access but the first thing a probate court is going to have to do appoint an executer, again, we're not just talking about money in the past as eva laid out we're also talking about millions and millions of dollars moving forward. >> here's the question. because of that secret vault of songs but if he left no instructions is it okay to publish those songs. >> that's going to be the decision someone will have to make and, look, that's his fault. i mean, i hate to blame him after the fact but if he had strong feelings about what should happen to those songs after his death, he had to have written it down. look, this is a reminder to everyone, if you have 300 to $500 million or $3,000 to $5,000

you have to write a will. otherwise, you're going to create a mess for your family. they're going to be fights after the fact and no one is going to know what you want. >> this is years of lawsuits ahead. >> it could be. it could be, yeah. you hope it's not. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. >> all right, thank you. now to a chilling 911 call. a police force veteran confessing to a dispatcher that he shot his wife to death. the victim's sons now speaking out saying they're relieved their father is going behind bars. >> what can i help you with? >> i just shot and killed my wife. >> reporter: it's the chilling 911 call from 57-year-old jeffrey hawkins monday afternoon. >> you said you just shot and killed your wife? >> yes. >> reporter: hawkins a 12-year veteran of the chicago police force displaying little emotion as he calmly tells the dispatcher he killed his wife, jo ann hawkins. >> are you still armed with a knife or with a gun? >> it's on the sink. i'm not a threat to anybody.

i am a former police officer. i am not sure what happened. >> reporter: is she still breathingy or conscious and able to talk? >> no. >> reporter: finally breaking down when the dispatcher asks him to describe exactly what happened. >> i came home. she was here. she just wouldn't talk to me and she kept saying talk to my lawyer and i don't know. it just happened. i never wanted to do anything. >> try and stay calm for me, jeff. >> i know. i'm all right. i mean i'm not all right. god, god forgive me. >> reporter: he surrendered peacefully and booked on one count of murder. appearing in court tuesday where bond was set at $3 million. the victim's sons relieved he will remain behind bars for now. >> we've been scared. i mean in the past. off and on relationship with my mom for a long time because of him and this is -- >> we know his capabilities. >> we know what he's capable of.

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we're back now with that nightmare for kid rock. the singer saying he is beyond devastated after finding his assistant dead on his property. killed in an atv accident and this morning kid rock's 911 call for help is raising questions.

abc's linsey davis has the latest. good morning, linsey. >> i feed an ambulance. i need an ambulance. >> reporter: frantic words from a panicked kid rock. >> i think my assistant looks to be dead from i polaris accident. >> reporter: the country rocker discovering his accident 0-year-old michael sacha dead in his nashville home's driveway after an atv accident. >> your phone is breaking up really badly. >> i can't hear you. can you repeat the phone number? >> can you hear me now. >> i can hear you better now. >> send the ambulance. >> i have not yet because i don't know what's going on. what is your name sir? >> send the ambulance now. >> in this newly released 911 call listen as kid rock grows more and more agitated while the dispatcher asks for more information. >> i need a [ bleep ] ambulance. >> sir, i'm going to send you an ambulance but i'm having a hard time hearing you. your phone is breaking up badly. i heard you say your polaris. >> what part of send an ambulance don't you [ bleep ] hear. send a [ bleep ] ambulance now. >> sir, you yelling at me is not

going to help the situation. i'm just trying to figure out what is going on, okay. >> eventually rock's friend takes over. >> okay, listen to me, okay, we want to help him out if we can, okay. i just have a few more questions. >> i don't think you can help him. just please send somebody, please. >> reporter: nearly four minutes into the call the dispatcher says she's sending help. >> okay, i do have the call sent out for the paramedics to be on the way and the police, okay. >> and the police, okay, thank you. >> reporter: this morning that frustrated exchange between kid rock and the 911 dispatcher is raising the question, could help have been sent sooner? >> with cell phones, typically the dispatcher may know generally where you're calling from but would not have an exact address so they really have to rely on the caller to provide the exact address. >> reporter: in sacha's case the ambulance's arrival time wouldn't have mattered. police say he died much earlier already deceased when they arrived. kid rock posted this message on his website, i am beyond

devastated. rip, mike. we will never forget you, my friend. sacha's family described hip as a great athlete and a genuine person with a larger than life personality. police have ruled his death an accident. what surprised many of us when you call 911 from a cell phone they don't automatically have your address. >> just tragic. thank you for that. coming up on "good morning america," a parenting alert. what you need to know about caffeine powder. the new call to ban it this morning. how rude. the "full house" fans flocking to the home made famous by the sitcom. now neighbors are in an uproar. we're talking to one of the neighbors coming up next and george, you'll have to explain that. >> i already confessed. to the couple wondering what a good deal looks like... no. seriously? we'll give it a 6 for composition. scary. wow, what about just putting a fair, no haggle price on the window?

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mary. mary, how are you doing? >> i'm great. how are you? >> now, mary, is it really that bad and how many people do you think you see on average every day? >> i think on a weekend there could be as many as 100. >> as many as 100 people. >> now, when you have 100 people is it a tight street and clog the street? >> yes, oh, sure. >> what problems does that present for you. >> what i do is i usually open the garage door and they ignore it then i say, watch out, crazy lady backing out. and they move away. so far i haven't hit anybody. >> but do people realize that the series was actually filmed on a set, it wasn't filmed at that house when you talk to them? >> no, no, i've had little kids ask me if i have seen john stamos and have had people ask if it's a museum. does anybody live there? >> well, speaking of -- >> listen to this, last week alone i met people from new zealand, vienna and ottawa.

they come from all over the world. >> and one in new york actually. >> in new york we have somebody on our set that loved it, as well. that's a testament to how popular the show is. were you ever a fan of the show? >> no, no, i've tried to watch it once recently on tnt and i just can't -- i can't. i can't watch a whole show. >> i think mary -- >> mary, i think you're kind of jade the because of all the traffic that's come through and disrupting your life and we understand that and we, you know, we have somebody here -- >> i'm glad you're still smiling. our whole family is sorry. >> were you blocking my driveway? did you block my driveway? >> that was george. >> well, mary risley, thank you. we hope it eases up for you and gets better for you. maybe you'll like the show next time you give it a shot. >> it's a good show. my kids love it. >> my kids love it too.

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>> ♪ >> hello everyone. its 7:56 on this wednesday april 27th. i'm matt o'donnell. things are jamming up out there so let's turn to karen rogers. >> matt, we've got a big new accident in runnemede new jersey. an overturned tractor-trailer was blocking all lanes of the new jersey turnpike. this is northbound at 168. right now they've made it just block the two left lanes but that's still causing big problems on the new jersey turnpike. if you're heading northbound there near runnemede you're in big trouble. stick to 295 instead. it's basically runs parallel so that one is going to cause problems. let's go outside live once again i-95 near cottman. we got rid that of southbound accident. now we've got a disabled vehicle on i-95. this is northbound and we see the disabled vehicle guy out there trying to working his car creating an extra good jam there. commodore barry bridge another problem here. we have an accident here on the commodore barry as you're coming into new jersey. you see the area of yellow. it's really slow it's blocking the right lane matt.

>> thank you karen. let's take a live look at philadelphia international airport. clear here in terms of any precipitation. but we do have something off the coast. so let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. >> all right, storm tracker6 live double scan right now, matt, shows you that down south there are a couple showers popping through south jersey especially southern cape may and southern delaware. these will be with you for another hour or so and then lighter stuff after that. i expect most of that to be done by noontime. 50 degrees in philadelphia. a bit of a breeze coming off the ocean. today mostly cloudy, 62. there is the chance of transitioning back to some sun later today starting up north and winding up down south. cloudy tomorrow with afternoon showers building back in 61 the high. another shower possible early friday matt. >> thanks, david. two undercover philadelphia police officers were hurt in a hit and run crash overnight. then two people separate from the first accident stole an suv from the crash scene in the city's spring garden section, slammed into two cars and took off running. the officers are expected to

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. donald trump and hillary clinton sweep the east. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> we'll imagine a tomorrow where hard work is honored, families are supported and where love trumps hate. >> both candidates now set their sights on november. parenting alert. after new calls to ban caffeine powder, what you need to know about the dangerous supplement, one teaspoon equal to more than 20 cups of coffee. dr. besser here live to break it down. ♪ it's time to get the chains out ♪ melissa mccarthy speak out overnight. >> i think it's some way along the road so many people in this room were told you can't do that. that's not how you should think. you're doing it wrong. >> why she's calling for meme to think outside the box and create a little crazy right now.

♪ and are you ready for the secrets of the toughest women in the world? the top stars of the ufc spilling on how they stay so fit and in fighting shape, jesse and i taking them on. >> mercy, mercy. mercy. >> whoo! >> all of them dishing this morning right here as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ this is my fight song ♪ and look at all those superstars from the ufc full of smiles this morning. we know how tough they are and you're a big fan. >> i am. we're in a safe spot far away from them. i'm just one of millions of fans around the world, the ufc has more than 260 million fans in more than 150 countries and a lot of those fans are women. >> yeah. >> more than 10 million women right here in the u.s. alone and just when you put amy and jesse,

you two tried it out to see who could survive in the octagon. we'll hear from the fighters. take him down, amy. >> jesse was not anticipating my ground and pound game. >> your ground and pound game. >> that's my game. >> you might be pretty good at football. >> you took him down right there. we have a big, big announcement for the fans of the ufc out there that are not going to want to miss this. lara, you have a big announcement for families. >> people who want to start family, so many ready to jump-start the family but struggling to cover the cost. now, though, some are crowdfunding to are their fertility treatments. one couple sharing how they made it work. we'll have their story coming sdmup we've seen how expensive it can be. now to amy with the morning rundown. >> the big story this morning, donald trump delivering a crushing blow dominating his rivals with a five-state primary sweep and picked up the lion's share of delegates from maryland to pennsylvania and rhode island. and now he is focusing on hillary clinton. claiming if she were a man, she

wouldn't even get 5% of the vote. abc's tom llamas has the latest from trump tower. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. another huge night for donald trump winning all five states last night. a clear sweep here in the northeast. now, donald trump says he is the presumptive republican nominee at this point with all of his victories and his delegates he's calling on senator ted cruz and governor john kasich to get out of this race. earlier today he spoke with george by phone. >> she wants to be dealt in on that woman card charge and said she wants -- she is for women's health, equal pay for women and paid family leave. where do you stand on these issues. >> women don't like hillary clinton. that's been a known fact for a long time and she's going out there playing the women's card. if fact, she gets up and says, i'm a woman. that's what separates me. >> reporter: the race moves to indiana where senator ted cruz has committed a lot of resources and has key staffers living there now and lots of volunteers. donald trump today is giving a major foreign policy address in washington and he heads to

indiana for a late night rally. amy. >> all right, tom, thank you. hillary clinton won four out of five states last night. she is 90% of the way toward clinching the nomination. bernie sanders is reassessing his candidacy but he insists he is staying in the race until the convention. well, the other big story this morning, the weather. we are getting our first look at the damage after severe storms and reported tornadoes overnight from north texas into oklahoma. the damage is extensive in some areas where thousands have lost power and abc's phillip mena is in whitesborough with the latest. phillip. >> reporter: amy, good morning. yeah, officials believe that at least one tornado ripped through this area. this doctor's office shredded. you can see the wood, this duyt where all of this stuff, the insulation spilling over into the parking lot. it is from the roof. it is blown off. now, we were driving around the neighborhood and we saw plenty of downed trees and downed power lines. a nearby school flooded but this

seems to be the worst of it. at least five people were injured but residents here are thankful because it could have been much, much worse. amy. >> all right, phillip mena with the latest for us just outside dallas, thank you. former house speaker dennis hastert is expected to find out today whether he will serve prison time in a hush money scandal tied to sexual abuse allegations. prosecutors are asking for a sentence of up to six months. he's already pleaded guilty to skirting bank laws to cover up past misconduct but prosecutors say he sexually abused five boys when he was a high school wrestling coach. an apology is expected on capitol hill from the ceo of a major drug company that raised the price of a life-saving heart drug by 500%. the outgoing head of valeant pharmaceuticals is expected to tell lawmakers he was too aggressive and made mistakes in jacking up those prices. well, a new report card shows more american high school students are not making the grade in math. the latest test scores are down and only about one-third of high

school seniors are deemed ready for an entry-level college math course. one young lady who knows how to finish what she starts even if she didn't mean to start it. she thought she was starting a 5k run in rochester, new york, but was late so unknowingly entered the half marathon instead. the 12-year-old did not let her mistake get her down. she kept running and guess what, she finished in 2:43. that is not bad considering she's 12 and she just had trained for a 5k. her mother was worried about her and sent police out looking for her. i love this. the police go running alongside her and say, you can stop now. no, i'm going to keep running. >> she is a winner. that was a straight story. thank you, amy. new calls to ban caffeine powder. the families of two young men who died after taking it have gone to congress and asked the fda to ban it. our chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser is here. this can be poison. >> we're talking about 100% pure

caffeine. and caffeine in sodas and coffee is safe but can you go online and buy pure caffeine, system so strong it is so hard to measure how much you should take. >> you have a sense right here. >> if you look at one cup of coffee that has 00 milligrams of caffeine. if you take one teaspoon of the powder it's the amount of caffeine in 28 cups of coffee and that can be really dangerous. one teaspoon of in that can cause nausea, vomiting, anxiety, heart palpitations. a tablespoon, chest pain, irregular heartbeats, seizure and in some cases death. you're supposed to take 1/16 of a teaspoon and no kitchen can even measure that. >> no way to measure it. why is this on the market. >> it has to do with how supments are regulated. they don't have to show they're safe or effective to go on the market. the fda can only take action after people are harmed and in the fall they sent letters to five companies and those companies stopped selling the product but they have to go after each company and calling on congress to get rid of it or

for fda to change the regulation. >> okay, rich besser, thanks very much. i know you'll take questions all morning long on twitter and facebook. michael has the "morning menu." >> here we are, the "gma morning menu." the top hollywood actress opening up about trying to look perfect and why she's drawing the line now to set an example for her daughters and gearing up for wedding season and decoding what you should wear if you're the guest. what's too formal, too casual? plus, the secrets of the toughest woman in the ufc. ufc stars miesha tate and paige vanzant are here to tell you how to stay in shape. we have all that coming up live on "gma" here in times square. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] e feet pp in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica.

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♪ hey baby welcome back to "gma." we've got that handsome couple there gearing up for wedding season. this morning we're getting the fashion of weddings. we decode the invites and decide what to wear. >> i love that dress. we'll talk about that. first we want to talk about this. one of hollywood's top stars is opening up about pressure to look young. actress amanda peet who by the way you look fabulous, mom of three getting candid revealing where she's drawing the line for the sake of her daughters, linzie janis is with us to explain. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: she does look fabulous but amanda peet is doing something pretty rare. she is rejecting everything from botox and fillers to surgery. she says she wants to set an example for her daughters. >> i want to you feel hey heart. >> reporter: the hollywood bombshell known for "something's got to give" and "the whole nine

yards." >> i'm one of your biggest fans. >> reporter: and playing the love interest in "saving silverman." >> i'm wayne. >> no. >> reporter: this morning, amanda peet saying it's painfully obvious but i'm still ashamed to admit this. i care about my looks. the 44-year-old actress recently of hbo's "togetherness" firing off in an article for lena dunham's newsletter "letter" she's ashamed her graying hearsaying i've bleached my teeth, dyed my hair, peeled my face but she's now pushing back on hollywood's insistence on youth at all costs. in the name of her daughters. >> she's in this stage of her life. it sort of provided a good convergence point for her to reflect on these things. >> reporter: the something's got to give star revealing she's constantly pushed out by younger talent like alicia vikander writing everyone is looking at me like let go. there's no room for you.

>> do you see this smile? i'm dead inside. >> reporter: she's also defiantly staying off the operating table. crediting the decision to her two daughters saying the cultural obsession with beauty is the reason girls as young as nine show disturbing levels of anxiety about their looks. >> she's trying to raise them to be smart and independent women who are less concerned with outer appearance. >> reporter: instead, peet says she's going to steer into the skit and age gracefully. in the article peet also compares herself to her sister who is a doctor. her sister has been able to embrace her gray hair almost wearing it as an asset, a badge of her experience so very different culture in hollywood. >> such an important message to send to the daughters. really crucial. >> absolutely. >> i'm happy she's doing it with two young girls myself. >> she looks great. >> she does. >> fabulous at 44. >> let's go over to amy. >> guy, time now for our series "maybe baby?"

new hope for those trying to start a family. so many struggling not just to get pregnant but cover all costs associated with it and some are returning to crowdfunding and seeing huge success. abc's rebecca jarvis is here with more on that story. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning. it's pretty incredible. according to the cdc one in eight couples are facing infertility but a single cycle of ivf can cost as much as $15,000 and some insurance companies do not cover it and many are getting creative. after four years of disappointment, this couple's best chance of growing their family was in vitro fertilization. >> looking at $17,000 total all out of pocket. >> reporter: required to pay the full amount up front ben a full time student and kate an executive assistant were going to be stretched thin. so they turned to a growing option for many looking for help paying for medical costs. crowdfunding. >> we're hoping to do ivf.

>> reporter: they posted a fund-raising campaign to spread the word to friends and family. >> i felt if we didn't kind of ask others for help that we would not have the opportunity to have kids. >> reporter: youcaring.com which says 50% of its fund-raising campaigns are dedicated to medical needs has seen the number of fertility related campaigns grow steadily. gofundme.com says at least 1,700 ivf campaigns have raised over $3 million so far. but no matter how you're planning to pay experts say advancements in science have helped the bottom line. >> far less spending is done today in certain cases than was done years ago because we can achieve pregnancy with fewer cycles. >> reporter: in just three months kate and ben raised $4,100 from 33 people. mostly friends and family. at 38 kate says it allowed them to put operation baby into

action quickly and keep them from maxing out their credit cards. in march, ben and kate found out they're having twins. and the fund-raising campaign provided something else. >> it motivated us to keep going and to realize people actually supported us and trusted us to have these children. >> congratulations to ben and kate and rebecca and abc news chief women's health correspondent dr. jen ashton are here with more. we know it's expensive. most insurance companies do not cover all of the costs so how do the costs break down? why does it cost $15,000. >> let's itemize the bill. relative costs so they can vary a little. but first the in vitro fertilization drugs cost about $5,000 then you go through stimulation where we're injecting more drugs and monitoring with ultrasounds, that's about 2,500. the retrieval procedure done in an operating room with anesthesia about 2,000. the lab fees about 4500 and then the embryo transfer another

grand. that brings us to about 15,000 per cycle and many women, many couples need multiple cycles. >> i foe we see the numbers broken down but like so many medical procedures why are they so expensive. >> listen, that's the question. in this country all medical care is expensive. we know that in other parts of the world. this is often covered by insurance but we have to remember this is a subspecialty of og/gyn. not that many infertility doctors and when you go into the lab there are not that many embryolojists. that adds up. for comparison if you have a hip surgery and paid out of pocket you could pay 35 to 55,000 for that. >> rebecca, are there alternatives for couples? >> i think this is what is so important for couples to know about. there are resources beyond just crowdfunding. those infertility treatments, you should talk to your doctor, doctors like dr. jennifer ashton, there are provider discounts. if you're in the military, if you're a teacher or firefighter,

police, there are discounts. pharmaceutical companies even offer discounts for some of their treepts and refunds and there are grant programs out there for those who are really in need who want to have a child. >> i did not that. >> baby quest is one of the programs. a phenomenal program. >> that's really interesting. dr. ashton how does ivf compare to other methods of trying to become pregnant? that's important. it's all under the category of assisted reproduction so take the numbers we just went through and then let's say if you need to use a donor egg, that will tack on $20,000 bringing you to about $35,000 per cycle. if you need to have a uterine surrogate which is legal in this country add another 65,000. that could bring you up to $100,000 per cycle per pregnancy, per baby, that adds up. >> for those of us who have kids you know the costs don't end at pregnancy. >> exactly. they only go up from there. unfortunately, and right now raising a child until the age of 18 costs about $250,000.

that's before college, before tuition. >> before college. >> before all those things so it's important to thing about the fact as you're spending for pregnancy, think about what happens after pregnancy. how you want to raise your child. >> a lifetime of expends that doesn't end at 18. thank you so much. ginger. >> yes, i'm looking forward to it. the brand-new information this morning and brand-new pictures out of houston, texas, all that severe weather blowing through at this hour you can see that tree into a home there. the >> if you can delay driving especially what's happening right there. give it an hour. the storms pass. so much better after there. severe threat for parts of western kentucky southern iowa back into parts of louisiana along the gulf. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> all right ginger. we have a couple showers down

around cape may county just clipping the southern border of atlantic county and southern and central delaware. everybody else is under the clouds as you see as we step outside and we are looking it's a cool temperatures in the low 50's in most neighborhoods. your exclusive accuweather 7-day we're going to stay cooler today with a high of just 62. mostly cloudy skies through the morning and then we may see some sun return later in the day and in through the afternoon. tomorrow 61 with some more showers in the afternoon and a bitter more activity on friday. all right, lara, let's get some "pop." >> we'll begin with the gala and melissa mccarthy had trademark humor. >> everyone in this room obviously is known for their physical prowess and their superior athletic ability, i mean, people enjoy you for your braun -- you know what, let

me -- could you hold that for one minute? you know what, i'm hosting the espy awards later this year. i think i might just have the wrong -- let me -- give me one sec. >> it was a great moment. everybody was like, what? after a couple of more jokes melissa did get serious saying it doesn't matter how small or how big your cause is, even singing amazing songs like ariana grande makes the world a happier place, how impressive it is that no one in that room picked the easy way, they were told you can't do it. they all just forged ahead and proof positive, melissa mccarthy, great speech, congratulations on the award. now, to your dairy feel good story. chobani's ceo, the chobani ceo surprised 2,000 full time employees with an ownership stake in the company. the yogurt mogul or i'd like to call him the yogul gifted employees with shares based on

tenure, chobani is estimated to be worth more than $3 billion, guys. that means when the company goes public or sells itself, some employees could tan to cash in anywhere from $150,000 to $1 million worth of stock. >> wow. >> good for him. >> the ceo says he aprils to share success with his entire family. >> right now this is a private company so he's giving his shares back. >> so incredible. >> his own money away. he knows that that is going to create a wonderful workplace filled with trust, hard work, they're all in it together. >> america has this obsession with greek yogurt. i feel it's because of chobani. i love that yogurt. >> makes me want to buy chobani to know there's someone doing the right thing. >> congrats on that. it's a happy "pop news" day. you can call -- we found the sweetest gig in the world. lisa schroeder, you are my idol. so who can lisa? she's mars company's official taster. the candy company, snicker,

twiks, she didn't have any specific qualifications to be a taster but was hired for her innate ability to identify and describe specific tastes, textures, flavors and as if endless candy not enough of a perk the job also includes traveling all over the world to ensure consistency of product. >> lucky. >> she just has that -- >> i like when you're a taster, you wear a lab coat too official. >> she also has a great dental plan. >> i better check. where do i want to go? oh italy's twix bars -- >> look a little subpar. >> congratulation, lisa, i'm not jealous, i swear. finally would like to introduce you to a baby ostrich who is not as athletic as his fellow feathered footracers. all seems right, right? except -- ready, set, go.

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>> ♪ >> good morning. it's 8:27 on this wednesday april 27th. i'm matt o'donnell. let's get an update on i-95 and karen rogers. >> we're still extra heavy on i-95 northbound near cottman matt. we had three different problems just within the last hour on i-95 northbound at cottman. we had a disabled vehicle. we had two separates accidents. earlier this morning we had a southbound accident i-95 at cottman. this has been the tricky spot of the day. we're looking at this northbound traffic very heavy but at least the off ramp is back opened and it was closed for awhile and you can see northbound normally a 17 minute ride, a 24 minute ride from vine to woodhaven so it's extra heavy. we have this accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer right on the new jersey turnpike. at this point it's just blocking one lane but the exit ramps are closed here on the new jersey turnpike this is in runnemede at 168. so now you see the extra slow go also on 295 'cause people are on 295 and taking 168 they want to get to the turnpike

and you can't so that's causing problems. also we have a disabled vehicle 295 southbound at woodcrest station so a number of problems creating big headaches and slow speeds in the 20's and 30's, matt. >> thank you karen. now let's get an update on that rain off the coast with meteorologist, david murphy. >> all right, matt, we'll take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan. as expected the southern tear of the region cape may county southern delaware picking up showers this morning. you'll probable have to deal with these for a little while longer. i think they'll be dying down by lunchtime maybe a little before then. otherwise it's cool and cloudy, 50 degrees in philadelphia currently. and this afternoon we're only going for a high of 62. much cooler than yesterday when we got up into the low to mid 80's. mostly cloudy today. i do expect the return of some sunshine as we go in through the afternoon starting up north winding up down south. tomorrow, matt, some more sprinkles and light showers in the afternoon. >> thank you, david. trouble, clinton mcginty shapiro rafferty and evans all winners in the pa primary. poll results are posted including those from delaware on 6abc.com.

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[ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we are live from abc studios in new york city. and now it's time! for "gma." >> that can get us going. thanks, bruce for that announcement. the superstars are here with us and they've got a big exclusive announcement this morning. >> absolutely. hundreds of millions of people follow the ufc. if they weren't fans before, i think amy and jesse are now among them after hitting the octagon for a killer workout. poor jesse, they're up in our own ufc octagon right now. amy, jesse, take it away. >> that's right, the ufc's popularity is skyrocketing especially among women.

according to the ufc, they have more than 10 million female fans in the united states alone. >> it is just huge. so amy and i hit the gym with the ufc fighter to learn their secrets to getting super fit and, unfortunately, for me you're not going to believe what happened to me. think the rough and tumble world of mixed martial arts isn't for you? well, think again. >> my mom's really into it so i watch it with her. i get super passionate about it. >> reporter: demi lovato and her mom are not alone. the once rogue sport is in the mainstream raking in $600 million in profits in 2015. amassing 40 million viewers on their biggest fight nights. >> the takedown by rousey. >> reporter: to find out about the draw of the ultimate fighting championship, amy and i stepped into the cage with chris. >> so let's take it to the next level. >> reporter: to maximize the warm-up not to mention the pain we wore masks that simulate training at high altitudes where

oxygen is scarce. >> hi, guys. how is the warm-up? time to get into the octagon. follow me. >> after nailing our staredown, we moved on to the superman punches. >> o ofrment h. >> the thai clinch. >> i was blacking out for the last three seconds. >> and double leg takedown. >> perfect. >> finally amy and i were ready to face off. >> emergency, emergency. >> amy got knee with this knee pick. and proving to be the ufc spar star. >> boo. >> wait, what? it fits perfect. >> i mean, jesse, you really deserved that. i have to be honest. >> forgetting beat up. >> i was a good punching bag for amy. don't let the size fool you. she is a bulldog in the okay that done. >> i like the bulldog part. two of the ufc's toughest women are joining us to share their tips. fitness tips, ufc bantamweight championship miesha tate and

"dancing with the stars" paige vanzant. thank you for being with us. you are in phenomenal shape. you have to be. what can we do at home to try to look a little like you. >> it's a little challenging in dress and heels but i liked your style yesterday. we'll go into a count it down lunge. six-second lunge, three seconds down and three seconds holding so one, two, three, hold it and then you punch two three and you're back up. okay? >> going down, that's where you feel the burn. >> and you feel it when you're holding it there. try a few in a row. you will ee feel it in the gluts. >> that double workout with "dancing with the stars" as well but when you're in the octagon what kind of things do you like to do. >> since i've been on "dancing with the stars" it's been hard to get to the gym and lift weights. a good tip for anybody at home. all the ladies that want to tone your airports, do this. >> for how long. >> as long as you can, trust me, it hurts real bad. you walk around like this. >> with no weights. >> sneak one of these in.

>> the robot. i like that. >> pop and lock. >> that's how you tone the arms and get a tricep in. that's my workout tip. >> working out to kick some booty. you'll show us moves in the octagon. i'm giving you full permission. >> when i saw that clip, i think i might have my work cut out for me? show me what you got. >> this is a rear choke. you know how to tap, right? >> i know how to tap if i'm passing out. ready? >> oh, my god. >> that was good. all right. >> you know what's amazing. she didn't understand what tap meant. she thought i was patting her on the back instead of saying let go. >> that happened. >> you're up, what should i expect. >> i get to do one of these to you. you know, as much as i will like to put you in that, my go to move is to do the clench. >> a thai clench, throw some knee in the face, a little

elbow. that's how -- someone big like you. >> when mark ballas is acting up in rehearsal -- >> i do that a lot. i do that a lot. >> we have so much more with these ladies coming up and the rest of our ufc superstars coming up. but first let's go outside to another "dancing with the stars" star, ginger. >> hey. >> i know that gal. we're on the same team for team dance this week. this is danielle, this is nicholas. they're from long island. did you guys know it was going to be real cold tonight? you did. so you don't need me to show you this i will anyway. we have a look at the frost advisories and freeze warnings in parts of new england all the way right here through long island, eastern long island all above that stationary front. it is chilly this morning. actual temperatures in the 30's for a lot of folks. that's the big picture. let's go ahead and get a check a little closer to home. >> all right, ginger we got a little bit of shower activity down in south jersey. mostly cape may county, parts of southern cumberland county, parts of delaware. your exclusive accuweather 7-day moving from the current

low visit to the low 60' 50's t. more rain tomorrow afternoon. c three seasons with a special look back episode tonight. full of never before seen extras and hilarious bloopers so take a sneak peek. >> let me help. you know, when i was your age i was -- messing around. [ bleep ]. >> making fun of adam for his lazy eye and his inability -- blah, blah, blah, blah. blah, blah, blah. >> love a good blooper real. watch it tonight at 8:30, 7:30 central right here on abc. >> thank you. now to kevin spacey and michael shannon, the two star as president nixon and elvis presley in "elvis & nixon" taking us inside their 1970 meeting. this shot of them is the most

requested photo in the national archives and i recently got to sit down with the stars. here's a look at their new movie. >> communists and the left wingers are clinging to one another because they're trying to destroy us, elvis. >> i know, sir. good honest americans. they hate us. >> they don't hate us, elvis. they hate what we stand for. >> and so happy to have kevin spacey and michael shannon with us this morning. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> had is the untold story of that famous photo. what happened between elvis and nixon. >> one 69 things that drew me to the script is that even though this is based on a real he vent the meeting between them is completely mysterious. there's no document of it. there's no recording of it so a real event and completely imagined event. >> it had to have been a huge undertaking. i know you're both incredible arcs but to play such larger than life real people. >> yeah, i think both michael and really wanted to approach it

in a way that it wasn't like we were going to do impressions of these characters so what i tried to go is just sort of find an essence of what was sort of nixonian and listened to a lot of tapes so i could hear what he was like in private more than what he was like in public. >> what were your impressions. >> that he swore like a bat out of hell. >> michael, we know all about the elvis impersonators. what did you learn about him. >> the thing i was most surprised about was his deeply spiritual nature. you know, i think a lot of types with the impersonations and whatnot it leads you to a very superficial view of elvis but he was actually a very deep thinker and he read a lot of books that i was surprised to find out he was into. >> what was it like when the two of you first saw each other in costume? >> it was -- yeah, it was pretty remarkable. i mean we had to start with the oval office scene. >> did you laugh at all. >> we both didn't want to disrespect these characters and to play them with a certain

seriousness but there were a couple of times when we were shooting and michael would do something that was so brilliantly elvis-like and i didn't expect it at all that i completely lost it and i think there was a couple of types where i did something that was very nixonlike and he lost it so there were a couple of times where we definitely lost it but tried hard to keep a straight face. >> kevin, here we are in the oval office again. it seems like you can't get away from playing presidents. what's more fun, playing an actual president or this made up president or do you ever slip? i would be afraid i slipped into that southern drzal. >> what's interesting, the set we used in our film was the west wing oval office and the set we used in "house of cards" is a completely new oval office we built so actually not the same room and i hope that when people see me in an oval office set in this movie they won't think of frank underwood and i hope when they see me as frank underwood they won't think of nixon. >> well, it's an incredible

film. thank you both for stopping by. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. you bet. >> and "elvis & nixon" is in theaters now. look at this, a ufc sandwich. coming up next, women and men of the ufc sharing some of their biggest secrets. it's all coming up next, stay with us.

♪ this is my fight song >> welcome back to the ufc on "gma." you can see ufc announcer bruce buffer handing out cupcakes and that's because miesha "cupcake" tate is one of the ufc superstars with us. we're about to find out why one of the toughest women in the ring goes by cupcake along with some other ufc secrets but first let me introduce you to everyone. we've met the ladies. miesha state and paige vanzant. we have dana white, hall of fame fighter chuck liddell and jon jones, daniel cormier and frankie edgar. i'll tart with you, dana, since you are the boss, first of all. you have a big announcement and what is that announcement? >> we do, ufc 200 has been interesting to say the least. you know, putting this thing together. there's been some crazy things that have gone on, ups and

downs, jon jones just fought on saturday night and won his fight against osp. he's been out for 15 months. and now he's back. and he wants his ufc light heavyweight title back so the pain event will be daniel cormier versus jon jones. [ cheers and applause ] >> there is not a ufc fan in the world who is more excited than i am. i am a big fan. i watched you fight last month and 15 months off you were given interim light heavyweight title. in order to get the permanent title you have to be beat daniel who you were supposed to fight but who is injured so how do you feel about that? do you think this is the perfect matchup for you now. >> yeah, absolutely. me and my team, we've been working extensively and have a great strategy to beat daniel cormier. i got thrown a last-minute change of opponent. felt like i did great with it given the circumstances and ready to get back to my original plan which is to dominate daniel

cormier again. >> okay. well, daniel, i know you two have a loving relationship. very contentious if you didn't know but, daniel, how did you feel? with the injury, first of all, second, how do you think you'll fare in the fight the second time around with jon. >> i'm hire, obviously, so the doctor's appointment went eel. i'm happy. i'm as happy as anybody could be to be in this situation. i've been wanting to fight jon for a long time after he beat me last january and i feel great. i mean, i made a lot of improvement in the last training camp and i don't think in july that it should be a problem. >> you know, we're looking forward to this. this is as nice as you've been to each other as long as i can remember. >> it's early. >> it's early in the morning for you guys and i want to talk to you, paige, and they call you -- i mean, you're on "dancing with the stars" now. >> yeah. >> i'm trying to -- how do you go from this fighter to this dancer all of a sudden?

you're doing a great job by the way. >> thank you. >> is there a -- >> there self is. i get nervous before every fight and before every time i have to dance. you know it's not as much a second nature. obviously i have to remember like memorize the dance routine so it's a little harder. i've been having a lot of fun and hoping i can bring some more fans over to the ufc and fans over to mma that don't necessarily know what it is yet. >> you're definitely doing that. the guy that started it. chuck liddell, u.s. hall of famer and made the sport and give him credit for making it mainstream and on top of that being mainstream -- you were the first fighter on "dancing with the stars" so have you given paige any advice? >> you know, people ask if i gave her any advice. don't watch what i did. you know, that was the reason i got on "dancing with the stars" was to get -- get a different audience, see -- back then they thought we were neanderthals and we're kind of neanderthals but not completely. >> i'm not messing with you, miesha, why are you nicknamed

cupcake? that's the last thing i would think a fighter would be nicknamed. >> i wanted to embrace the irony of it. early on i got underestimated. people thought, man she wears a dress and heels. no way she can be tough, cupcake. i thought it was funny after a while and started beating up people that didn't think i would beat them up. and gave myself the nickname cupcake. >> i'm not calling you that regardless of its being your nickname. frank di, do me a favor, keep jon and daniel away from each other. >> yeah. i'll do my best. >> that's why we set you there. thank you guys for coming. we're looking forward to ufc 200 july 9th. i'll make sure i'll be there. coming up the best ways to dress for any wedding from black-tie to the beach so stay right there. we'll be right back with more "gma."

♪ hey baby welcome back for "gma's" wide world of weddings. thank you. this morning we're helping to decode those invitations and

find the best look for guests. lori bergamotto from "good housekeeping" is here to help. you get the invitation and you immediately are like, okay, what to wear. >> what is barb chic mean? we'll break it down for you. >> the most common one cocktail attire. >> yes. >> first couple would come on out. this is abiba and joey, if the wedding invitation doesn't say anything assume it's cocktail attire. semi formal. what we did for abiba, every look is head to toe under 150. what we did for her, we found a dress that had pattern. this is from h&m under 50 bucks. >> it's cute. >> and love that fit and flare style to recast the dress and make it dressier we added some metallic extras like this clutch, the earrings which have a big statement from the bauble barn. >> nice big high homes. >> you need a sparkle and a little bit of a statement so we love that and then for joey, the

summer is coming. guys do get hot and so what we did here, we did a vest, pant, tie combo and got rid of the blaze ir. this is from jcpenney, the vest and pants, 85 bucks. >> i like the look especially if you hit the dance floor you can't have a jack. it gets too sweaty. >> but i bet he forgot the pink socks. >> that looks really good. >> so what about in the invitation if it says black-tie. >> you know what the guy will wear. what does it mean for the girl. does it have to be long. >> we are of the opinion. here they come. you can never be overdressed or overeducated as oscar wilde once said. we say go long. this is from style land. adrianna papel dress. $65 because you're renting it. >> i was literally going to see if i could buy it. >> we have a charming charlie clutch to dress it up. for justin here, this is amazing. this is from the black tux.com and this whole tuxedo which is

high quality is 135. >> really. >> you can down to the shoes. >> thought it was way more expensive. >> a rental. >> a rental. but the bow tie we got from kmart because it was pretied and under 10 bucks. >> fantastic. >> if i have a lot of times. usually i have a couple cocktails in so i tie it up. >> next couple for beach. >> this is beachy. that's a big trend right now. >> it is. so how do you do that? >> so glad you brought that up. lara, the average guest will spend $673 this year at a destination wedding. what we want all about comfort and being cost conscious. in our lovely veronica, lulu dress off the shoulder. a little nautical. under 50 bucks and then also for sheddon, get down there. we have him in a linen shirt. >> i like this whole situation. >> bow tie company. >> look at you. now doing his magic mike. >> go shannon. >> for the beach wedding.

>> we love this. some dockers pants. >> after-party. >> it's really affordable so you can look really chic, do it on a budget. >> okay. >> there you have it. >> we have just decoded wedding attire thanks to lori bergamotto. thanks. really awesome. and we have so much more coming up. more information on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo and you can see our 24-hour wedding, it's a live stream event. >> it's going to be amazing plus the big finale, friday. 16 weddings live in times square? we know what to wear.

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tomorrow it's the "thelma & louise" road trip reunion 35 years in the making only on -- >> both: good morning, america. >> walt disney world resort. unforgettable happens here? we just got a little dancing tip. >> have a great wednesday, everybody. >> ♪ >> hi, everyone, it's 8:56 on this wednesday april 27. karen rogers joins us with traffic. >> we had a bunch of disabled vehicles.

here's the latest one. police on the scene so watch for that one off blocking the right lane. if you're in new jersey you should stay home. because we just have problems everywhere. 42 the turnpike and 295 issues. so the newest accident is 42 northbound. was blocking a lane at 41. pushed off to the side but creating a heavy delay. overturned tractor-trailer still blocking a lane and partially blocking the on-ramp on the new jersey turnpike in runnemede at 168. delays there. 295 southbound at woodcrest station a disabled tractor-trailer there has just cleared matt. >> thank you karen. some of us are dealing with rain. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy. david. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing you there are showers over cape may county and southern delaware and that could be an issue the rest of the morning perhaps into the early afternoon. temperatures right now are cool. still stuck on 50 in philadelphia. and every now and then there's a bit of a breeze kicking up. your exclusive accuweather 7-day cloudy this morning and we may see sunshine breaking back in later in the day. the best chance would be north

of philadelphia and we'll see how that evolves. 62 degrees is your cool high. tomorrow cloudy with some more rain a lot of it in the afternoon and evening, 61 the high there and 60 on friday with a few more showers possible then matt. >> thanks, david a.m. bucks county mother is facing charges in the death of her two-year-old daughter. we have more details from her overnight court appearance and how police say she confessed to deadly child abuse coming up on "action news" at noon. vic ricky gervais and josh hart net both on live with kelly monic caln that's next on 6abc. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great wednesday.

>> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the movie, "special correspondents," ricky gervais. and star of the series, "penny dreadful," josh harnett. plus, don't forget to log on to livekellyandmichaelnow.com to vote, play, and be part of today's show. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪