dan harris is on vacation. to have dan abrams with us. >> it is very nice to be here. >>> coming up, more game-playing. this time, one for the record books. we'll tell you about a super mario milestone. sara has that coming up in "pop news." >> my favorite game. >> me too. >>> first, the latest on a bizarre story about the truly live-in nanny. >> one family claimed she's turned their life into a nightmare. she'd been refusing to leave and threatened to sue. finally this morning, signs their ordeal may soon be over. ryan owens is in los angeles with more. you can't make this stuff up, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. what a story, right? we have some movement to report in the standoff between this family and their nanny who has not returned to their home since thursday. yes, there may be a deal in the works to end this soap opera in the next couple of days. we want to hear what you have to say. after spending several nights sleeping in her pontiac grand am, the 64-year-old woman dubbed "the nanny from he

dan harris is taking some well-deserved time off this weekend. we're happy to have "nightline" co-anchor dan abrams here. the other dan at abc. >> it's great to be here with you. >>> but it is another severe weather sunday. the heart of the country facing threats from hail and possible tornadoes. >> one of the scariest moments happening in ohio. where a man was struck by lightning at a major league soccer game. linzie janis is here with more on that and the devastating flooding and tornadoes. that have already cause sod much damage. linzie? >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. the man who was struck by lightning went into cardiac arrest. had to be resuscitated. and is still in critical condition. it's been a weekend of wild weather. and for about seven states in the waterlogged midwest and plains, it's set to get even worse. in columbus, ohio, a shocked soccer stadium. after man was struck by a bolt of lightning. minnesota's pryor lake overflowing at a rate residents have never seen before. >> we've got a constant inch or two in the basement

dan harris brings us this report "no way out." >> reporter: you are looking at prisoner 106, on the books as a dangerous, armed robber. he is prepares to enter what many call hell on earth. solitary confinement. before you meet its residents, just listen to them. >> this is prison. you know, we're not here for being nice. moved into the unit -- >> i don't know that i have ever felt as vulnerable as i do right now. >> reporter: the thing almost nobody here knows is that this inmate is actually the secretary of corrections for the state of new mexico, a former cop who spent a career putting away bad guys, he's now going to try to spend 48 hours living among the worst of the worst. this surveillance footage shows what these men are capable of if they get loose. >> this is a public safety issue. >> reporter: so why is he willing to put himself through it? he decided he wants to reform the state's use of solitary, because most of these inmates will end up back on our streets. >> we're sending people back to our neighborhoods worse than when they came. >> reporter: as the clock starts running o

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> i hope to see you on "gma" in the morning with robin and for diane all of us here, good night. >>> tonight, free marijuana. what the pot clubs are offering as an incentive to vote. new questions about whether it's legal. >> pregnancy testing in alameda county jail. a woman in her 70s claims her constitutional rights were violated >> day two of a sickout by muni drivers how are people getting around? and an appeal from city hall to get back to work. >> and a remarkable story of a boy born with his feet on backwards. and a miracle that allowed him to walk for the >> san jose city council deadlocked over how many marijuana dispensaries it should allow in the city. well, pot club owners were giving it away for election day. good evening. >> san jose grappled with what to do with medical marijuana for years, once again, no decision. vic lee is live tonight. vic, they cannot come to terms. >> you're right the council kicked this issue down the road again. now, they did have a quorum but deadlocked 5 to 5 now. next week, they hope the absent council member

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good morning, as you can see, dan harris is off. and we have nightline co-anchor dan abrams. i think i need legal advice before going on that. >> exactly. leave it at that. it is a soggy morning in parts of the midwest, raises new flood concerns. >> and add tornados into the mix, and you have a wild weekend of weather ahead. what can we expect? we want to welcome bill kelly from is wsyx tracking it all for us. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. let me start you out. it has been very active over the last 24 hours. we are talking over 100 reports of severe weather. 12 of them tornados, a lot of hail and wind. take you out to wallace, kansas, this super cell caught on camera, 60 to 70 mile per hour winds. mostly in rural areas. and up north, colfax, wisconsin, a confirmed tornado. did damage to a middle and elementary cool. they're cleaning up, and the great news here, look for the light, no user. and plan you out today, more violent storms up through parts of missouri and into iowa, and for the most part, the entire state of minnesota here. hail, damaging winds, a few to

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> oh, jelly bean. >> i have no doubt all that's true.they're xlegs, and you can sort of tell that they've done studies where they looked at the mris of the dog's brains and they feel emotion. >> you remember the tsunami in theyland, all the animals went up high because they knew something was coming. >> when their home is gone and waiting for their master or another pet to -- you see it all the time. yeah, i think exercise is a great thing. my dog is a little ocd, but, man, i got him out to exercise and made him happy. >> wow. >>> coming up, it's no love next. >>> the bachelor fad transforms into an '80s video. we'll explain. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive id

here's abc's dan harris. >> you never know. >> why are you going to put it there?ight. >> there's a grenade in my shorts! that's my [ bleep ]. >> what about that? >> that's my [ bleep ]. >> reporter: shakespeare this is not. >> bananas. >> shoes. >> quick sand. >> boo! >> reporter: while it may not be high art, it is highly profitable. "22 jump street" raked in nearly $60 million according to estimates on its opening weekend. a live action, in other words, nonanimated, comedy hachlt opened this strong since "the hangover 2" in 2011, which pulled in more than $85 million. to find another comedy that pulled in north of $60 million, opening weekend, you have to go back to 2003 and "bruce almighty." >> yo, what up? >> reporter: what's the secret? sequels tend to do well because audiences know what they're getting. but in this flick, experts say it is really all about the stars. jonah hill and channing tatum whose chemistry is palpable as they discussed in interviews on "good morning america." >> might as well just be friends. and not partners. >> obviously i think it j

i'm dan harris is early appendix for the united educators of san francisco. the scholarship recipients are a testament that caveat in the classroom truly make the difference of our students. they demonstrate that highly qualified and well contemplated educators perform better. i'm here as a member of the boorg team to echo that educators need a living wage. i'm also here to highlight social justice issues. we've been talking about social justice for the last several years in san francisco but when we think about social justice issues we think about our students. we fail to realize we have a group of individuals that are pled by the school district who are having issues with the social justice. those are our par professionals. (clapping.) as an early educator in the district i daily enact and work with par professionals i personally couldn't do any job without the help and support of par professionals in my classrooms. at my school personable 95 percent of the par professionals two 20 years and 25 years and just recently one of my par professionals i'm still e

i'm dan harris. it has happened again, another unruly passenger forcing a packed flight to land. this time it was all caught on camera. you can see it right there, a man losing it for reasons that are not yet clear as we go on the air tonight. the flight had just taken off from new york's jfk on its way to las vegas, but the pilot quickly diverted. abc's linzie janis tonight on the growing number of unruly fliers and what can be done about it. >> reporter: a chaotic moment aboard this jet blue plane, an agitated passenger shouting and then appearing to lunge at this man who needed help to cuff him. listen again. you can hear the passenger's daughter pleading with him to stop. >> dad, dad, stop it! dad, stop it! >> reporter: jet blue says the captain diverted the plane to detroit out of an abundance of caution. passengers were forced to sit on the tarmac for two hours before taking off for las vegas. it's not clear what provoked the passenger but abc news has learned he was taken by authorities in detroit to a local hospital. incidents like this one have soared to more than 8200 l

here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: eva, good morning, coming up on "g.m.a.," new concerns a virus carried by mosquitoes. there are cases down south and it is spreading up to the northeast. a homecoming steeped in controversy. sergeant bowe bergdahl back on american soil for the first time in five years, why won't he see or speak with his parents. we'll have the latest on the puzzling rip. >>> "g.m.a." taking you into the center of the soccer universe, with there's intensive world cup fever and a gigantic upset. we're live from the beaches of rio coming up on "g.m.a." >>> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, don't plan on taking the septa regional rails, the union workers are on strike. >>> today is flag day, we'll show you why some folks in bucks county planted 65,000 american flags for this day. >>> now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday. it's spectacular. we'll be back here at 9:00 a.m. [ male announcer ] ortho crime files. illegal hosta-taking. voluntary plantsla

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dan harris in for amy. let's get some news. >>> hey, good morning, everybody.ooting spree in las vegas that claimed the lives of two police officers and a bystander. they say the shooters were a married couple that shot the two officers as the men were eating lunch and killed a woman at a nearby walmart. police say the wife then fatally shot her husband before taking her own life. >>> the taliban is claiming responsibility for a massive attack at the largest airport in pakistan. militants dressed up as police officers stormed a terminal at the karachi airport opening fire with a machine gun and a rocket launcher. more than two dozen were injured in that attack. >>> also happening right now, riot police firing tear gas at crowds of protesters in brazil days before the world cup kicks off. subway workers are on strike demanding higher pay, joining other protesters furious over the costs of hosting this tournament. >>> new concern about the health of pope francis this morning after this weekend's historic prayer summit with the israeli and palestinian presidents.

. >> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." od morning, dan. >> good morning to you. we have new concerns about the spread of a virus carried by mosquitoes called chicken gunya. it's showing up in rhode island for the first time. there's no known cure or treatment for it so we will tell but the symptoms you should be looking for. also a homecoming steeped in controversy. sergeant bowe bergdahl waking up on american soil for the first time in five years this morning. so why won't he see his parents? more on the rather puzzling relationship. and did miss usa lie about a key part of her life? why she's under scrutiny this morning and why she insists she hasn't broken any rules. and dispatchers from brazil. gma taking to you the center of the soccer universe where there's an intense outbreak of world cup fever. we have the local flavor, the massive celebrations and one enormous upset live from rio this morning. a busy saturday morning. back to you, sir. >> looks so beautiful down there in brazil. thanks a lot, dan. >> is poachers ar

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> pretty incredible revelations.ave been an inspiration to you growing up. >> she was. i remember learning about her in the second grade. we were all making spaceships and stuff. she's a inspiration. >> 32 years old and became the first woman in space. apparently a southern california girl with an imperfect gpa. she wasn't a straight "a" student. she left her undergraduate program to try to become a tennis pro. did you know that? >> i didn't know that. >> she had game. >> a heck of a lot for a young girl. >> remarkable. >> coming up, seeing double nine times. we'll explain. girl. >> remarkable. >> coming up, seeing double nine times. we'll explain. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. hd-3. crest 3d white whitestrips vs. a whitening pen. i feel like my lips are going to, like, wash it off. these fit nicely. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white whitestrips keep the whitening ingredient in p

dan? >> harris, bob bergdahl alluded to the difficult nature of the negotiations and you can tell this was very hard, it lasted for five years, hard negotiations for three years. you could say this marks the official end of the war in afghanistan. this was the last negotiation between the taliban and the u.s. government. it has been controversy in washington, dc, but in idaho, bergdahl's home state, nothing but joy and elation and especially with the parents, bob and jani had an extraordinary news conference thanking everyone. they were spent emotionally and they just got back on the ground in idaho and were in washington, dc, yesterday, when they got word their son was back in united states hands and handed over to a navy seal team on saturday and they flew back here. they were by the president's side when they made the announcement. they said they learned about parts of government they didn't know existed and they thanked the government of qatar taking in the five taliban leaders and year andre they do not leave thanked their hometown which never stopped believing and they thanked suppor

dan harris has discovered we can learn a lot from their experience. >> reporter: this adorable littlermal, most of the time. but then, sometimes, seemingly out of the blue, he'll go on a fierce growling and tail-chasing jint. his owners brought him to the vet to treat his outbursts. >> a huge number of pets are on the drugs. >> reporter: a fascinating and overlooked truth. >> animals are capable of losing their minds in ways that are similar to the ways that human beings lose their minds. and we can also find them again, thankfully. >> reporter: in a new book called "animal madness," dr. braitman says e animals have ocd, anxiety and depression. like this chimp, named bobby, traumatized by his years of a research subject, has made a huge turnaround, thanks in part to psychiatric drugs and treatment from human doctors. >> i knew he wanted help. you could see it in his eyes. >> reporter: as with humans, a major factor in psychological recovery for animals, is love. even if it's from a different species, entirely. look at this goat, after being rescued from an animal horder, where he live

. >>> dan harris in for amy.lice officers gunned down. they shot the two officers as the men were eating lunch and killed a woman at a nearby walmart. police say the wife then fatally shot her husband before taking her own life. >>> the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack on the pakistan airport. they stormed a terminal at the karachi airport opening fire with a machine gun and a rocket launcher. more than two dozen injured. >>> also happening right now, riot police firing tear gas at crowds of protesters in brazil days before the world cup kicks off. subway workers are on strike demanding higher pay joining other protesters furious over the costs of hosting this tournament. >>> new concern about the health of pope francis this morning after this weekend's historic prayer summit with the israeli and palestinian presidents. the vatican says the pope has been forced to cancel some of his meetings today because of fatigue. vatican watchers say the 77-year-old pope has been going nonstop and simply needs

and dan writes, sad, harry reid is worried more about the redskins than fixing the v.a. >> he does haves priorities screwed up. >> and neil, i think you should be forced to change your name, i am starting now to bill o'reilly, but then i thought better. and why doesn't government just change the name to washington handouts? the liberals will love it. and state of ocean in midst of this crisis in iraqi was saying all like moby dicks, it is fitting he is holding a conference on oceans since he is in a sinking ship. i know where you going with that, rose said oceans are so much more important than terrorist in iraq, you are right. >> don with this administration there is no crisis more important than climate change except cancels obama's golf dates, that is a big crisis, then, you work with nice working looking people, now i know why you are always giggling. at least pete or my side, far for all of neil cavuto's doubters, he just had his hair cut, toupees do not grow, idiots, you too you to shea. shea. >> i have never mentioned calvin coolidge on this show or any shore, global warming yes,

harris? >> dan, what about the guy, the suspect that police have in this. what are they saying?on't know a lot about him. we know he's a 26-year-old from a nearby suburb of seattle. we know that he is not a student here at spu and apparently has no connection to the school or his victim. aaron ebarra lives in a suburb of seattle. his neighbors and friends describe him as being quiet and socially awkward. we've learned he had been a student at a local community college. police are not releasing a motive, but cairo tv, a local station here in seattle is quoting a source in law enforcement who said ebarra was obsessed with the columbine massacre and wanted to shoot up a school. he has his first court appearance in a couple of hours on a charge of murder. now, classes have been canceled for the day here in seattle pacific. finals are set to begin on tuesday. and we understand the graduation ceremony is still on for saturday. a criminologist told me that while we have seen a lot of these shootings and they all get a lot of play, college campuses are still safe places. they've had 20,

response, which is we've been reporting as part of this, i want to show senator harry reid talking today in response to dane it. here was senator reid today? >> he says it's about tradition. i ask what tradition? tradition of racism? the writing is on the wall. it's on the wall. >> how does that kind of pressure coming there in the well of the senate play out? >> i'm very happy on behalf of the national congress of american indians as the president of that organization to have supporters like senator harry reid and my own senator from the state of washington, maria cantwell, coming out strongly on this issue and making very positive statements that this name is -- definitely needs to be retired. >> you mentioned senator cantwell, who has been a big leader on this, helped organize that letter that got up to 50 senators. i know you're speaking to us from seattle. let's take a look here. >> do you think that businesses have as much obligation to terminate sponsorships as they did with the clippers? >> i hope the business community does get involved. yes, i hope they will send a strong message. >> there you ha

team owner dan snyder has defied calls to change the name for years. but today, senate majority leader harry reid says it is only a matter of time. >> there's no trade mark any more for the redskins. dan snyder may be the last person in the world to realize this but it is only a matter of time of before he is forced to change the name. >> the name is an insult to native americans. it needs to change. and happened before. but the names of mountains, lakes and rivers all across the country contain the "n" word, as in mountain. that doesn't change until 1963. when the government finally scrubbed the "n" word from all federal maps. the same was dubbed for other ethnic and religious slurs. this name needs to change. an insult to any group is an insult to every group. in america, no one, no one should be despairaged and be considered acceptable. >>> finally, it is time for the result of tonight's question. how should republicans attack susan rice over benghazi apologize? 20% say with a statement. 1% said with a phone call. another 1% said with flowers. a whopping 72% says all of the above. thanks

it's another indication when you add in the president, harry reid and the senate letter and other people saying time to change the name, and danschneider says we're not changing the name and put it in caps. he must wonder what's going on. >> former players are also saying they believe now that the team is disparaging as well. >> but not the fans, and the fans, of course, are overwhelmingly african-americans. they're not calling for the name to be changed and sing hail to the redskins every sunday. >> putting the nail right there on the head. john, thank you very much. >>> all eyes on amazon today. the online retailer set to unveil a different and new type of smartphone. we're in seattle with more. hello, alan. i guess the question is right now, what is this new product shaping up to be? >> reporter: well, del, that's what we're going to find out here pretty soon a little later on this morning. of the persistent rumors are that it's a smartphone that amazon is going to roll out here branded with the amazon name, of course. we've got a little streetside bistro scene set up here. the coe -- ceo and founder is on hand to present t

harris appears in court next month. >> dan abrams with us now. a horrifying story.l murder case. >> as the four of a boy who's almost the same age, it's heartbreaking. it's not at all a typical murder case. the charge is felony murder. meaning they charged him with cruelty to a child. and because there was a death as a result of that felony, they can charge him with felony murder. but i have to tell you, the way that the police are talking here, making comments there's more to the story than people know. one 34-year-old vet involved in the case said this case shocks the conscience. that kind of language suggests that thing there's something else to the story. >> so they may not believe it was an accident. but how do you prove that? >> first of all, if they can get computer records, done search warrants at the home and office, et cetera. they could try to demonstrate it in that way. they would say that they don't necessarily have to prove that it was more than an accident. the level of recklessness and the conduct. but again, i don't think they would have charged him

harry reid said on the floor of the senate today, dan snyder, own of the redskins, may be the last person in the world to realize this, but it's a matter of time before he's forced to do the right thing and change the name. do you think this is the beginning of the end of the redskins? >> well, i think that it might be. it might be the tipping point. i have thought all along it would take a major economic push to get the redskins and the nfl to begin to entertain the motion of changing the nickname. we have now had kind of three significant events in the span of about a month in that you had the 50 senators writing two letters to the nfl and harry reid involved in that. and also an ad that aired during the nba playoffs in seven markets. it was a very effective and pourel of ad, which was actually really, really sleekly polished and now you've got this. so i am kind of beginning to wonder. i still think -- i still think it's going to take a lot to change it. and you know, this has happened before. they -- there were a group of native americans, 22 years ago, who filed a trademark lawsuit.

dan springer. the sergeants parents, so eloquent, so emotional to watch them today. >> reporter: yes, that's right. harris, bob and jannie looked emotionally drained from this ordeal. they thanked everyone returning their song. they have not been able to speak to bo directly and so part of the time to send him a message. they talk about how proud they are of his patience and persistence. >> our family, your families strong in faith and hope. you are from a strong tribe. you are even stronger now. five years is a seemingly endless long time. but you've made it. i you are free. freedom is yours. i will see you soon, my beloved son. i love you, bo. >> reporter: word of his release spread quickly in his hometown of hailly, idaho. signs pleading for the government to bring bo home, have been replaced by messages by prayers answered. they planted a tree on each anniversary of his capture. they are planning a big party on june 28th, whether he is back or not. >> what about on any details when he will actually arrive home? >> reporter: it's very fuzzy. anybody's guess as to when he leaves. we know he weapon from

harris you work and serve in a community i'd love to have that seat at the table i see we agree on with an candidate at least and dan i'm happy to support all the candidates they bring excellent qualities. >> supervisor campos would you like to offer a recommendation for a second person maybe we can figure out from there. >> so let me get this utility of the way we're in agreement with at least dr. gibson so i'll move forward with a positive recommendation for seat 5. seat 5 and okay >> so that's and in terms of the other candidate again, i still believe we need o to reappoint betty robertson harris. >> so let's go with the first motion without objection that item passes. and again, i'm to reiterate my reasons for wanting a mental health worker on that particular commission. it's just what i've seen is from my many, many years of working in that field the importance of having that voice and personally, i don't want to lose if i don't know if we're going to have a stalemate here >> supervisor tang. >> again, i would support any of the other 3 candidates i want to make a case for dr. harris having the equality how to

harry reid saying this. listen. >> daniel styer says it's about can tradition. what tradition? racism? >> reporter: as for owner dana statement. blew off the question this morning. he has long vowed not to change the name. the nfl has also not given a statement, but the league has previously cited polls that show the vast majority of native americans are not offended by the name redskins. and over the past 25 years, we should note many colleges, many high schools have dropped the redskins mascot. but there are still at least 60 high schools in this country with the redskins mascot. including schools with majority of students being native american. clearly the trademark ban does not end this debate. >> big development today. thank you very much. >>> talk about seizing the moment. a boater takes the plunge of a lifetime. his wild ride with a huge whale shark. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen

dan snyder will inevitably be forced to drop it. among the celebrating wednesday's ruling were senate majority leader harry reid of nevada and before him, senator maria cantwell of washington. >> madam president, come to the floor because the patent office has just ruled that the name of the washington football team is not patentable because it is a slur. know thatexcited to finally, people are recognizing that this issue can no longer be a business case for the nfl to use this patent. >> this is extremely important native americans all over the country. the name is racist. daniel snyder says it is about tradition. i ask, what tradition? the tradition of racism? wall ining is on the lights.linking neon >> the senators were among the more than 50 senators who signed a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell last month urging him to push the redskins to change their name. the legal case that triumphed wednesday was filed in 2006 by a group of young native americans after a similar case was overturned on appeal. in that earlier case, federal court found the plaintiffs had waited too long to file their case. well, one of the plaintiff

dan snyder to change the red skin name. president obama said if he was a team owner he would think about changing it. harry reid is boycotting games and said the writing is on the wall, and the nfl can no longer ignore this and perpetuate the use of this name as anything but what it is. a racial slur. >> so what is going to happen next? well, the answer is probably not quite a lot. as i said at the top this is just really a government agency making the point that they don't think that the name redskins is appropriate to have as a trademark. now what's going to happen as i said in the report, tony, the red kins will go ahead and appeal this as they did with the case that was resolved today. it was launched eight years ago. the whole thing is likely to be mired in federal direc district court for the next several years. at the moment nothing happens, and even when it is resolved if they were to have the trademark stripped away not a great deal would happen to running the business. what it would really mean that other people, you and i, could start manufacturing red skin t-shirts and mugs. they would lose con

dan schneider to change the name. president obama said if he was the team owner he'd think about opening it. majority leader harry reid is boycotting games and says the writing is on the wall. >> daniel schneider may be the last person in the world to realise that it's a matter of time to change the game. >> 50 senators wrote it the n.f.l.: . >> well, the redskins may have lost the trademark temporarily, nothing is likely to happen until the appeals process is over. that could last several years. >>> a drought is impacting areas of the west. from wildfires to water restrictions, the area is feeling the heat. kevin corriveau is there with that. >> we'll take you to oregon. that's where we see the latest wildfires. look at the video from hood river. crews are out there battling the fires. it's over 50 acres, and we expect them to get bigger. they are dealing with gusty winds. we are in a prolonged drought going on for years across the region, but are in the dry season. radar - there's no rain, sunny skies. going down towards california, we'll take you to sacramento. they put signs out about saving water. that kille

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