>> there was an elephant called gilda. she run away from a circus.she basically was crossing the highway and was just run over. >> the world we live in now, of all of these pictures, this is the one that would get people most upset? you'd get the most mail, the most oh, my god, what kind of a world do we live in? >> this was probably the most viewed picture from different media around the world. >> 80,000 mexicans have died in the last seven years in narco violence? >> and this is the most important picture. >> as our crew gets ready to crawl back to our hotel, valente gets the call we thought we had been waiting for. one dead male, shot in head. a note pinned to his chest. in mexico, people fight to live every day. one man stands alone, facing another man. his intent, to beat his opponent with his fists until he can resist no more. a match, yes, but more accurately, a fight. jorge lasierva is a former bantamweight title holder. with his father, jorge senior and his son alexis, he trains aspiring fighters in this gym in the santa anita neighborhood o

>> there was an elephant called gilda. she run away from a circus.sing the highway and was just run over. >> the world we live in now, of all of these pictures, this is the one that would get people most upset? you'd get the most mail, the most oh, my god, what kind of a world do we live in? >> this was probably the most viewed picture from different media around the world. >> 80,000 mexicans have died in the last seven years in narco violence? >> and this is the most important picture. >> as our crew gets ready to crawl back to our hotel, valente gets the call we thought we had been waiting for. one dead male, shot in head. a note pinned to his chest. in mexico, people fight to live every day. one man stands alone, facing another man. his intent, to beat his opponent with his fists until he can resist no more. a match, yes, but more accurately, a fight. jorge lasierva is a former bantamweight title holder. with his father, jorge senior and his son alexis, he trains aspiring fighters in this gym in the santa anita neighborhood of mexico city. he know

>> there was an elephant called gilda. she run away from a circus.ossing the highway and was just run over. >> the world we live in now, of all of these pictures, this is the one that would get people most upset? you'd get the most mail, the most oh, my god, what kind of a world do we live in? >> this was probably the most viewed picture from different media around the world. >> 80,000 mexicans have died in the last seven years in narco violence? >> and this is the most important picture. >> as our crew gets ready to crawl back to our hotel, valente gets the call we thought we had been waiting for. one dead male, shot in head. a note pinned to his chest. in mexico, people fight to live every day. one man stands alone, facing another man. his intent, to beat his opponent with his fists until he can resist no more. a match, yes, but more accurately, a fight. jorge lasierva is a former bantamweight title holder. with his father, jorge senior and his son alexis, he trains aspiring fighters in this gym in the santa anita neighborhood of mexico city. he kn

gilda radner's been my hero since i was a little girl. and she's my mom's favorite.one's mother battled breast cancer. over five years strong, is a survivor and thriver. >> i have two daughters and i see them having their own experience through mine. what is it like to watch your mom battle something like this? >> this is, unfortunately, all-too prevalent, whether it's breast cancer or some other form of cancer. i think everyone's been affected by it, either a family member or friends or had it themselves. when you love someone so much, you just want to do every -- i wanted to do everything i could to take her mind off of it. >> reporter: and that emotional and social support is what stone is doing today, in an effort to support community and connection. she's making friendship bracelets. >> we have to cover it up. >> reporter: although stone is a golden girl on the screen, offscreen, her charitable work is clearly a passion. you're one of the hottest celebrities on the planet now? >> superhot. >> reporter: superhot. >> totally. >> reporter: supersuccessful. >> 100%.

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. >> going back to gilda radner, five have played her since then in 1975. >> when you get made fun of"snl" you've arrived. >> that's right. >>> also, a fire chief on the run accused of the death of his fiancee. a massive manhunt this morning as police try to track him down. >>> also ahead on "gma," investigates a theft ring caught on camera. it's startling video. it shows thieves stealing from people who were at the grocery store. what you need to know to protect yourself. >> and we're seeing double this morning. we've got our mini-mes coming in. we haven't even seen them yet. we've done this before. we have done the adult version. this is kid version. george's mini double, very comfortable ever -- i might add, in his dressing room. amy's is about to fill up her shoes. >> there you go. >> so cute. >> we'll have this small reveal a little later in the show. we have doubles for all of us. >> i haven't seen my double. >> i haven't seen mine either. >> looking forward to that. >>> a lot to get to including the manhunt for a california fire chief charged with killing his fiancee on the run

embarrassing him we're still edition oh oh oh my audition for a musical back in new york and i was doing the gilda radner let's talk dirty to the animals and i froze and that song is all curse words so it just sounded like i was spewing curse words as i was trying to catch up to the music it was it was very very embarrassing and i goes yeah i cry and i was a child i mean i was twelve it was a chips ahoy audition and i you were supposed to two girls auditioning and you basically had to just dive for attention for the camera i couldn't do it i just let the other girl get all the camera angle on her and i started crying and that was me . not acting what oh oh. maybe some sort of a cook chef neuro science for me would probably be neuro science or i'd be a stay at home mom left on a desert island three things you want to bring oh my husband. i want to bring your husband to that he says i'm a great. pad of paper that count as one yes and not a rule joke a thank you and and some fresh water. because it's so cheesy i'd i'd bring the old testament i'd bring the toro i'm a person of that learning thank god

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gilda listen to find out when the dr oz show airs in your area you go a slimy on twitter at kings things will see it. the shelves are forced to. play. in the finish line of the marathon. nothing but. only. because. i was a go on guys happy monday i'm abby martin and this is a break in the set so washington politicians love the scapegoat illegal immigrants for this country's economic woes but almost never do you hear about the illegal actions taken by border patrol agents themselves when two thousand and twelve an independent report on this very topic was commissioned by u.s. customs and border protection or c b p was completed in february two thousand and thirteen except fifteen months later the report still hasn't been made public last week we learned that c.p.s. refused to comply with an open records request to release the report in order to protect a quote free and frank exchange of information among agency personnel right i'm sure does nothing to do with the fact the report offered up a polish storing picture of how immigrants are actually treated in this country. thanks to an invest