there they are. >> yes, our becky worley is fired up helping us embrace the athleisure lifestyle.ips to make sure you find the right fit before you pay for it. lovely doing this. >> i like that. >> you did it well. >> mind if to that. >> before you pay for it. it was a rhyme. >>> it is playtime at "gma." we have some tiny toy testers in our "gma" playroom trying out the low-tech toys that can actually have a big impact on their development and plus, the couple creating them who went from eating ramen to building a multimillion dollar company and parents, you'll want to pay attention? a pretty nice house. >>> the morning rundown from amy. >> the big story, republican reaction to the fbi's recommendation not to charge hillary clinton for using a private e-mail server. house speaker paul ryan wants to hold hearings on the investigation and calling for the release of all the findings and says fbi director james comey may be called to testify despite the lack of direct evidence against clinton. comey slammed her actions as extremely careless and he contradicted clinton's claims that no

becky worley with your strategy to save right now. >>> trading places.ng so hard they started to cry. >> my man. ♪ baby love >>> and baby, oh, baby, the identical twins making headlines because they're the moms giving birth at the same time on the same day. now both families joining us live as we say -- >> both: good morning, america. ♪ good good good to be alive right about now ♪ ♪ good good good to be alive >>> and a great wednesday crowd here in times square. and how about that for togetherness, identical twins having babies at the same time, on the same day. can't wait to meet them. there they are. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> and our becky worley is fired up helping us embrace the athleisure lifestyle. it's all about, well, the sports bra. she's got some dressing room tips to make sure you find the right fit before you pay for it. lovely doing this between the two of you right now. >> i like that. >> you did it well. do you mind if we don't add anything to that? >> before you pay for it. it was a rhyme. i like that. >>> it is playtime at "gma." we've go

becky worley our tech expert is here at the table with this story. ng in the first order. >> the worst of the internet, you guys. misogyny, racism, mean people. she's funny, she made a movie. what with the trolling. >> let's give people the back story here. she's tweeting, she's minding her own business using twitter the way many of us do. what happened? >> this is somebody going after her in a racist and misogynistic way and twitter not able to handle those kind of abusive comments. you can report abuse on twitter but it can take months to resolve. in this specific case the person who was -- this very high-profile case, she reported it directly to jack dorsey who was the head of twitter. >> leslie did? >> yes, he reached out to her. the person -- the ringleader on this attack banned permanently, but twitter saying, people think that we don't do a good enough job on abuse and we agree, they say that they are working on their policies and they told us last night that they are really going to try to take the onus off the person being abused. >> because

back with the hottest trend sweeping fitness and fashion the athleisure phenomenon and becky worley is find out how to safer your feet and wallet. keep going. we'll be right back. >> running, walking, just looking good in your kicks. hundreds better than a shoe in its teens. this doctor evaluated shoes for running magazines and shoe manufacturers. we bring him shoes under $50, 4, 44, 34 and $14. then he gets to work pounding. flexing, looking at the internal construction. even analyzing a runner in each pair to see how the shoes affect gait and body movement. first up our $49 pair of skechers go run sneakers score well. >> it's quite light, flexible. >> reporter: the $44 reeboks. >> i'm concerned it has this very thick soft memory sole and not much other cushioning. >> reporter: reebok responded saying the midsole foam we use in the twisp form shoe works in concert with the sock line and overall shoe to provide a desired running exri dr. shorten is more favorable about our $34 champion shoes. >> it has a nice upper and good padding around the ankle. nicely padded tongue. >> reporter: b

joining us now is becky worley. becky, will this make a difference? can they compete with amazon?s walmart. battle of the titans online. bring it. prime is huge for online shopping. that's because people who are members, they convert more. meaning they buy more and they buy more frequently. you know, when you look at amazon's business model, jeff bezos, way back, he talked to jim sinegal who's the founder of costco, the ultimate original membership -type of business model for us consumers. that's what amazon has built their business on. walmart wants in. they're going for the jugular. $49 for a year's subscription compared to $99 at amazon. this is all about fighting for the consumer membership. >> do you see amazon saying okay you're going to do $49. we're going to respond with some kind of discount? do you see them responding in any way? >> jeff bezos is incredibly competitive. he knows it's all about price for the consumer. will that play out in the future? i think it's going to put pressure on amazon. they've inched up from $79 and inched it up over time. what amazon will do i

. >> and jesse is going to talk to becky worley about the salad bar. >> yes. >> not as healthy as youhow you can make it healthy for you, how it may not be helping your diet if you do it wrong. first the morning rundown. >> we begin with drama in cleveland overnight. ted cruz taking the stage in front of the convention crowd and the crowd growing furious and booing him off that stage. things got so ugly cruz's wife had to be escorted off the convention floor. abc's tom llamas was there and has more on all the fallout this morning. tom, good morning. >> reporter: amy, good morning. what a night last night. senator ted cruz getting booed off the stage as donald trump was entering the convention hall. now, cruz reception, a standing ovation, people were loving his speech. until they realized cruz was not talking about donald trump and he would not be endorsing him. the new york delegation started with chants of "we want trump" and then the boos started and cruz faced down a tidal wave of hecklers. this was the moemths when the crowd turned on cruz. >> stand and speak and vote your consci

becky worley is in san francisco with the insider look at the best bargains this holiday week end.ly on summer-theemd items. i'll start you off with patio furniture. i've decided you need this hammock. maybe you don't need it. i feed it. $235 in overstock with free shipping. that's the best deal i could find online by 50 bucks. they have 35% off pretty much all the patio furniture. including a lower-priced hammock if you don't need the stand. after now nap, i'm imagining you asleep, you need to make dinner. barbecues also marching toward lower prices as summer goes on. i like the price point on this gas grill. 149 bucks. the best price on this model i could find by $50. >> that's great. what about other summer items? you have deals on them. share was. >> summer hot. so you thought maybe you could make t all summer without an air conditioner. you have changed your mind realizing you're melting into a puddle. i know this is happening for many of you. this haier model from walmart. $112. best price i could find by $25. it's time to pull the band aid off. you're hot. you need to cool d

here's abc's becky worley. >> reporter: back pains, aching shoulders, chafed skin, sore breasts. 40 yearsame on the scene, now new technology using biomechanics to beat the bounce with fashion able flair. >> we're looking at the vertical motion, side to side and in and out motion. >> reporter: this lab in seattle, they're using motion capture technology to test bras. to show the difference a bra can make, we start jordan in a strappy bra i purchased. not a brooks bra. stacey stephan collects data. they're using markers on shoulders and hips as a baseline. the excess movement jordan is experiencing in this bra is quantified. when jordan changes into an engineered bra, the movement goes way down. >> the bounce is minimal compared to her baseline trial. >> reporter: when running, breasts move in a figure eight. it's not just pressing everything closer to the chest. that's where these images and data come in. >> we want to make sure we stop it happening all around. >> reporter: the ultimate goal, limit motion and pain without, how to say this, smashing your girls. >> i feel supported. i feel

becky worley is here, she's our tech expert. becky, i have a good question for you. a case of revenge for the negative reviews? >> yeah, guys, this dentist has sued his own patients five separate times. he's asked for damages of 50 to $100,000 from these patients. but what is interesting to me is yelp's response. they slapped a banner on the dentist yelp listing, warning customers that he's prone to threatening lawsuits. i mean, yelp says they're only doing that on a handful of listings but the threat of being sued, they say, really inhibits the power of their crowd-sourced reviews. consumers need to know about it. >> i go on all the time to look to see what people are saying about anyone i go to visit especially if it's someone i haven't met before. here's what the dentist is saying. he's saying that when a claim is made that is simply not true he feels he must set the record straight, negative reviews obviously could be hard for someone to navigate their business when they get them but, is there any merit to what this dentist is saying? >> yeah, and this is a bit o

customer's home in reno, nevada, got a chicken sandwich, hot coffee and, of course, a slurpee and becky worleymore. is it getting real? >> i am so ready for slurpees delivered by drone but alas, it's not here yet. this test is a sign that it's closer. the experiment here, the package traveled less than a mile, total air time including the winching down of the package to the family's home less than five minutes and that winch i should mention is an innovation, no landing in your yard. with kids or pets playing. a cable lowers the package. the drone company telling me it's safer than what we saw from amazon's demonstration of drone delivery, and, yes, the coffee still hot and the slurpee still frozen. >> how did you know we were going to ask that? that's the one thing other than what flavor slurpee. i prefer cherry. you mentioned amazon so where are they in all this? >> just last night amazon telling me they've reached a deal in the uk where they'll be allowed to test three new ways, beyond where the operator can see the drone called line of sight. they'll also test collision avoidance owe think

usually seen as a healthy breakfast drink, abc's becky worley is revealing why it may not always be wiseet a controversy. is there a difference between drinking the ingredients and consuming them separately? the old-fashioned way, you know, chewing? >> when you get a dump o into the bloodstream it spikes the blood sugar. then you get a drop. >> reporter: it happens sooner than it would with whole food so let's back up. when you eat fruit it's fiber that slows digestion and acts as a time release gradually distributing fwul to the body. >> you could say fiber is like a mesh netting so it slows the sugar absorption down so it's not going rushing in. >> reporter: to test this i eat the ingredients of a smoothie for breakfast. we got 4 1/2 ounces of mango. 4 1/2 ounces of pineapple. two ones of banana and three ounces of vanilla yogurt and 6 ounces of apple juice and check my blood sugar every 15 minutes for two hours. the next day i make a homemade smoothie out of the same exact stuff. and then direct it. >> mm-mm. the result of my blood tests are very different. >> oh. >> reporter: the smo