>> ryan thank you. >>> let's get right to espn football analyst jesse palmer. great to have you on the broadcast. as you know our partners at espn reporting tonight that the nfl could be considering punishment here. what do you think is likely? >> the patriots aren't going to be stripped of their lombardi trophy. the patriots could get fined as an organization. remember they got in trouble back in 2007 because of that spygate scandal. i could see tom brady might get fined personally and of course the two people exchanging the text messages i think they could potentially lose their jobs. >> you bring up tom brady and you told me sitting here before that this does nothing to tarnish his legacy the talent on the field speaks for itself. >> one of the two greatest quarterbacks ever to play. if tom brady was the only person out there manipulating footballs, week in week out, that might change my viewpoint, but david, every quarterback in the national football league who starts is aware of whether or not the footballs they play with are being tampered this. that does

jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interview with hugh jackman on his very real health scare. his important message here tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news. those tornadoes touching down. millions of americans warned as we head into the evening of severe weather coming. near oklahoma city, this funnel cloud coming down from the sky. and we have live pictures tonight, coming in from cleveland county, oklahoma, you can see how ominous the sky is as we're on the air tonight. in kansas, late this afternoon, you could hear the tornado sirens up. so many homes, so many families this evening taking this threat seriously. and here's the radar. the trouble moving across several states. a very active night ahead. meteorologist rob marciano standing by with the storm track. but first, abc's ryan owens leading us off from dallas. >>

shot of the fountains at disneyland, the brand-new world of color celebrate show, and we have jesse palmerf disneyland's diamond celebration. >> 60 years of disneyland, disney magic. this is their biggest party ever, right, jesse? >> no doubt about it, george. it is such a thrilling time to be a fan of disney, and right now i'm actually riding in the very same main street fire truck that walt disney rode in. in fact, he took one of his final photographs in this vehicle at disneyland but the 60-year anniversary is all about the spectacle that walt disney shared with us all. i'm going to give you a vip look at all of this including my one-on-one interview with neil patrick harris, the host of disney's dazzling world of color. george. >> cannot wait for all that, jesse. it looks great. lara, look at the setup you have for "deals & steals." >> let me head on over and show you guys. wedding season is upon us. so we thought, i don't know, perfect time for a mega "deals & steals" with bridal bargains. tory is here, and let's get right to it. cory. >> we even have our real rose petals here. we spa

jesse palmer live in new jersey at our "gma" tough mother challenge starting line. . >> good morning, guys. i'm sitting here right now with some of the toughest mothers in america. we're at the starting line for the "gma" tough mothers challenge. i want you to meet the leaders of the four teams that we're going to follow through the run. christa. a seventh grade teacher. what is your mantra? >> my mantra is always york hard and do your best. >> next up, boo. once you were a couch potato. now you're running in triathlons. what is the mind set your team has to have? >> be healthy and strong for my kids. go warren! >> lindsey, a power lifter. talk to me about your team's mind set. >> we prepared. we saw the obstacles. we're going to go do them. >> they were watching game film. and we have kim. three-time iron girl. what is your motivation? >> my mom was the strongest woman i know. i compete for her. go pink dragons! >> she must be proud of you. you can feel the energy. you can feel the excitement. now to finally get this run started, i hand it over to danielle. here we

jesse palmer went to texas. >> reporter: all right. all right. the very first words i ever said on film. >> reporter: the center piece of his just keep livein' clothing company. you becoming a designer? >> i don't think i'm becoming one. i'm just putting a lot of cool stuff i have heard along the way on a t-shirt. >> reporter: with slogans from his movie life. >> it would be a lot cooler if the you did. >> reporter: and his real life. >> leave it like you found it. >> that came from a guy that i went to college with. he borrowed a lawn mower once. he returned it cleaned up and full of gas. leave it like you found it. or better. >> reporter: money from his sales go to his foundation that funds afterschool programs in five states. mentoring these kids is his passion. and perhaps, a peek into his life as a father. >> i just knew i wanted to be a father. >> reporter: yeah. >> i think a man gets much more courageous and brave once they have children. how i present myself, what i say to you, what i do every day. is a mirror and shadow on the

jesse palmer to give us his take on the scandal. >>> outrage at one airline after an oregon family was kicked off the flight due to the daughter's special needs. the girl's mother is speaking out on why she is planning to sue. >>> we'll kick off our week of adventure our own ginger zee takes us to the end of the earth. this morning they say braving an island of unbelievable creatures, she brought along drones so you can see every bit of the action. all coming up next on "g.m.a." >> i love adventures. >> reporter: it's an adventure getting to work today. the action is coming in, this is delaware county this is new happening on i-95 northbound past the blue route an accident blocking the two right lanes you can see how serious it is. ambulance on the scene car facing sideways, we're heavy from 452 to past the blue route. >> reporter: dress the kids in shorts and ts we're starting out in the 60s by 9:00 a.m., 70. the high today 85 degrees, slight chance of a spotty shower around but the big story today is going to be the humidity, you'll feel it today we'll be right back with the top stor

jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interslew with hugh jackman on his important message tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong?

jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interslew with hugh jackman on his important message tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong?

jesse palmer went to texas. >> reporter: all right.l right, all right. >> reporter: the center piece of his clothing line. you becoming a designer? >> i don't think i'm becoming one. i'm just putting a lot of cool stuff i have heard along the way on a t-shirt. it would be a lot cooler if you did. >> reporter: and his real life. >> leave it like you found it. >> that came from a guy that i went to college with. he borrowed a lawn mower once. he returned it cleaned up and full of gas. leave it like you found it. or better. >> reporter: mentoring these kids is his passion. and perhaps, a peek into his life as a father. >> i just knew i wanted to be a father. >> reporter: yeah. >> i think man gets more courageous and brave once they have children. how i present myself what i say to you, what i do every day. is a mirror and shadow on them. >> reporter: i read when you were growing up you were only allowed to watch one our of tv. >> one hour. >> that is hard core. "the incredible hulk" is a good hour. >> we limit the screen time. friday nigh

my colleague jesse palmer got to see how they brought the fountains to life. >> having just watched theout the complex technology that goes in to this speck tackle. >> >> fountains from 30 to 140 feet tall. we have lighting and fog effects and huge flame effects. >> big question can we do a fire ball? >> we can. here we go. >> for the night parade, imagineers constructed new floats. >> we have teams of hundreds of people running around making the magic happen. >> reporter: the creator has been focused on bringing disney to the future with high-tech shows featuring the characters we low and love. from mickey's debut to cars and the frozen float. >> when you come here you've love the characters and the music, the visuals that are there. >> reporter: the show is a new spin on an old tradition, reminiscent of the classic electric parade. behind doors of studio b the dancers get in one of the last practices. these balls may look easy but hours of practice have gone in to this routine. >> we had almost 900 people show up for auditions. >> reporter: what? 900? >> yes. it is quite an honor for

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thanks to jesse palmer there. it's an interesting debate.ind of get it, understand it but it seems unfair to i certain degree. >> i did this. >> you held back. >> for my son, we decided to hold him back but not for athletic reasons. where i live it's by the calendar year. so you have the choice to red shirt your child. i felt he was born at the end of the year. most other states in the u.s. >> timing and image issue. >> it's more for academicing >> i'm a tiger mom. >> he's going to be a superstar athlete in a few years and we'll come back and interview you about this. >> i hope so. whoa! what are you guys doing? making sure nothing sticks. otherwise, we gotta scrub all this stuff off. huh, what? nobody thought of this before? what's wrong with people? dish issues? not with improved cascade platinum. it powers through... your toughest, starchy messes... better than finish's best... the first time. as if your dishes were non-stick. cascade. now that's clean. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a wh

meanwhile, michael strahan and jesse palmer will weigh in on "gma." >>> another major weather story. a major tornado outbreak in texas and arkansas. >> at least five people were killed including a couple shielding their baby girl. more from elizabeth hur. >> reporter: home after home destroyed and many more damaged. >> inside! >> reporter: this is the work of an ef-3 tornado packing winds of up to 140 miles per hour. clinton lock was in his car when the twister hit. >> once the windows got busted out, stuff was coming all in so unbuckled and went to the back of the seat and got in a little ball and rode it out. >> reporter: the storms so powerful killing two in texas and two others in nashville, arkansas. >> mass destruction. you couldn't see anything. it was raining. we could hear people hollering for help. >> there goes the school! there goes the school. >> reporter: violent and wild weather left more homes and buildings flattened. >> the house is gone. the house is destroyed. >> reporter: elizabeth hur, abc news van, texas. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick tells us what'

jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interview with hugh jackman on his very real health scare. his important message here tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong?

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we'll meet the whole family after jesse palmer brings us more. >> 12 sons.to become proud parents again. this time will it be a girl? meet the schwandts. they're like any other family. except for one small difference. they have 12 kids. >> all: cheese! reporter: and not just 12 kids. 1 12 boys from 22 years old to 1 1/2. >> definitely outnumbered at times. >> from the outside looking in it's chaotic 100% of the time. gnat's who we are. >> reporter: wait there's more. mom kateri is pregnant with another baby. will lucky number 13 be a boy or a girl? >> if a girl were introduced, there would be habits that would have to change over time for sure. i would welcome that. >> mr. schwandt is self-employed. he only has one sister. his wife is from a family of 14. just one more than the schwandt family is about to come. she says their family may not have stopped growing yet. >> oh come on. let's meet them. almost all the sons are there. what do we have 10 out of 12? >> 10 out of 12. >> two of the boys away at camp. i know your due tate is tomorrow. so thank you for b

jesse palmer and cameron mathison here to help.ning here. time now for sandra's spring cooking fling. sandra lee here television host editor in chief of sandra lee magazine. and one of people magazine's most beautiful people. here to tell us some tasty spring recipes. you were in the mag and your beau the governor andrew cuomo. you're a power couple. >> he is very handsome. we're talking about cocktail time right now. the best time of the day. >> he's taught you well. >> i'm trying to figure out the segue. >> cow can tell she's with a politician. she jus segued right out of that. >> this is a brand-new, ready to serve. it's a bar in a bottle. real fruit. blue agave. triple triple sec. pure cane sugar. under 150 calories a serving. this can be poured over ice. if you want to make -- >> all recipes. >> the cocktails are on the backside. >> just in case you lose the recipe. they're there. >> you can cook with it. >> have you noticed the sous chefs. >> i want to be the saucier. >> you can cook with them as well. >> on the grill, all th

jesse palmer is in the social square. >> joul see this in your feeds this morning.eam job. we saw an article about a woman ho left her job in new york city to live in a caribbean parastis. noelle hancock traded manhattan island for st. john in the u.s. virgin i lands where just 4,000 people call home. we talked to her about what was behind her big decision. >> i went to college. i went to new york. i became a journalist. it was always in the back of my mind. i would be watching you know movies that took place if para paradise or reading books and i would be jealous of the characters. >> with a yale degree she went there making there are 95,000 a year to scooping ice cream for $10 an hour. she's never been happier. turning her fantasy into a reality. it's ban brutal winter. i would love to be somewhere hot right now. if i close my eyes in three, two-are you kidding me? tell us what you love to do. tweet us. guys? >> come on. come on. >> he's getting served. >> take me away. >> come on over. >> thank you, jesse. >>> coming up, the battle for sofia vergara over those d

. >>> we have been waiting to officially say this welcome jesse palmer. yes. it's official.l contributor to us here at the "gma" family. and, my friend you can do it all. your versatility we have seen already. you'll get dirty. down in the mud. in the ring. >> and he's always smiling. >> just like that. >> so far, george. so far. >> and with ronda rousey. >> no one can question my dedication. >> and the special story about the big-time baseball coach that changed the lives of kids playing little league. and, okay espn fans. he'll still be around college football season. don't worry. >> you're joining the seven-day-a-week club. >> none of us do just one job. here's to that. >> i'm so humbled and excited for this opportunity to work with you all. i want to thank everybody at abc and the abc family. and for espn continuing to support me. and of course my mom, my dad. and my french bulldog who runs the show. >> you have made us better every day you've been on. >> thank you. >> oh there's a picture. >> aw. >> that little dog runs my life. runs the show. >> okay. >> i sound like m

we have michael strahan and jesse palmer with insight on that on "good morning america" next. >> buyingsmall purchase so you want did get the most miles from it that you can. >> some models are better than others when it comes to going the distance. we have panned with "consumer reports" for this exclusive coverage on long lasting cars. >> morning, the average age of cars on united states roads are over 11 years and passing the 200,000 mile mark is more common. "consumer reports" can tell you which cars are likely to go the distance. a ticket 26 almost exus is still going strong and it has 230,000 mimes. "consumer reports" asked people why they think their cars made it past the 200,000 mile mark. most credit tlc. >> i do an oil change every 5,000 miles i make sure the air pressure in the tires is good. i keep looking out for it. >> "consumer reports" reader survey covering more than a million vehicles identifies which models most often reach 200,000 miles. the top ten are devote or honda, the prius camry, corolla highlander and sienna. and honda according the accord, crv and the civic e

we'll meet the whole family after jesse palmer brings us more. >> hey, george.bout to become proud parents again. this time, will it be a girl? meet the schwandts. hailing from rockford manager mgs, they're just like any other loving family. except for one small difference. they have 12 kids. >> all: cheese! >> reporter: and not just 12 kids. 12 boys. ranging in age from 22 years old to 1 1/2. >> definitely outnumbered at times. >> from the outside looking in, it's chaotic 100% of the time. but that's -- that's just who we are. >> reporter: wait, there's more. mom kateri is pregnant with another baby. the question is -- will lucky number 13 be a boy or a girl? >> if a girl were introduced, into this household, i think there would be habits that would have to change over time for sure. i would welcome that. >> mr. schwandt is self-employed. and says he feels fortunate he can afford such a big family. he only has one sister. his wife is from a family of 14. just one more than the schwandt family is about to become. but she says their family may not have stopped gr

here now jesse palmer. >> snoring affects 90 million people in the u.s.the journal "chest" shows there could be a simple solution. exercise. for your tongue and mouth. brazilian researchers had 39 men and women between the ages of 20 and 64 do a sequence of mouth and tongue exercises three times a day for eight minutes. they found it reduced the frequency of snoring by 36% and total power of snoring by 59%. >> everybody's very excited when they can do something that doesn't involve prescription medications. there's no downside to it. >> and that is music to the ears of snorers and spouses alike. as 25% of couples report sleeping in separate bedrooms to escape that dreaded sound. and americans spend millions on remedies including nose strips, mouth guards and sprays. the most common treatment for sleep apnea, a more serious cause of snoring is a c pap machine which forces air into the airways through a mask over your nose and mouth. >> in order for us to breathe at night, air has to pass through your nose to the back of the nose and to the back of the thro

nfl expected to make an announcement about brady's fate imminently, let's bring in espn analyst jesse palmer and "usa today" columnist christine brennan. christine, i want to start with you. this is obviously very different from things we've been discussing, the serious personal issues like ray rice, but this does go to the integrity of the game so what should they do here? >> i think that the nfl will suspend tom brady. it could be as little as two games, it could be four. i don't see it being season long. i just don't see that. maybe six, but somewhere in that two-to-six range, that's what i see. he could actually appeal and maybe it would end up being four down to two games, something like that. i think there will be fines for the patriots, maybe a fine for tom brady. and i also think there could be a draft choice or two taken away from the patriots. the nfl is not pleased, not only with of course the cheating but also the lack of cooperation from not only tom brady but also the patriots. >> jamie, would that go far enough, or do you think that goes too far? jesse, sorry. jesse, can you h

jesse palmer getting some hungry, hungry hippos going. >> that's right. t this morning. jesse megamonopoly palmer. it's time to meet the contestants who have some help from our times square audience. eating out of this corner here, the yellow hippo, she's hip, she's popping. and she's hungry for a win this morning. lara striker spencer. and she's going to be paired with mike from dallas. and in this corner, competing with the green hippo, a genuine cat lover. but can he handle a hippo? dan the titan of trivial pursuit harris. he's here with toby from alabama. eating out of the pink corner with the pink hippo. she's fieeisty. she's fierce. welcome amy robach and her partner, dana, from virginia. finally, eating out of the blue corner. with the blue hippo. he loves the weather but will he be a "reigning" champ? see what i just did there? rob rock 'em rock 'em marciano. he'll be eating along with alice from dickinson. here are the rules. you have 15 seconds to use the megasized hippo heads to gather as many balls as you can. whoever has the most at the end wi

this morning, just seconds from now, kicking off its 60th anniversary diamond jubilee and our jesse palmer we are off, disney's 60th anniversary celebration officially under way. the energy here is simply incredible. these people behind me i talked to earlier, they told me they had been here for the last 11 hours with an opportunity to get in. people here behind me the excitement is palpable. they can't wait. they're actually starting to break the rope. the party here is just getting started. i'll send you back to you in new york city to get this party off in central park. it's going to be fun. >> thank you, jesse. party there and party here. one more time, jessie j. have a great and safe holiday weekend, everybody. ♪ >> good morning, 8:56 friday, may 22. sky6 live hd taking a live look out across a beautiful atlantic city. today officials will ceremonially unlock the beaches. this weekend is the unofficial start at the jersey shore. >> reporter: that's right, we're kicking off the weekend with trouble on the thorndale paoli if you get on the train at thorndale, downingtown or exton. i --

this morning, just seconds from now, kicking off its 60th anniversary diamond jubilee and our jesse palmere are off, disney's 60th anniversary celebration officially under way. the energy here is simply incredible. these people behind me i talked to earlier, they told me they had been here for the last 11 hours with an opportunity to get in. people here behind me the excitement is palpable. they can't wait. they're actually starting to break the rope. the party here is just getting started. i'll send you back to you in new york city to get this party off in central park. it's going to be fun. >> thank you, jesse. party there and party here. one more time, jessie j. have a great and safe holiday weekend, everybody. ♪ kelly: let's head over to jacqui jeras to find out what the holiday forecast looks like jacqui:. nothing to complain about here nothing to complain about. 58 degrees is the current temperature, a bit on the cool side in the suburbs, high temperature controlling us, with a cold front to the north bringing added clouds this afternoon. high temperatures in the 70's. tonight mainly

this morning, just seconds from now, kicking off its 60th anniversary diamond jubilee and our jesse palmer these people behind me, i talked to earlier, they told me they had been here for the last 11 hours with an opportunity to get in. people here behind me, the excitement is palpable. they cannot wait. they're actually starting to break the rope. you can see that the party here is just getting started. i'll send you back to you in new york city to get this party off in central park. it's going to be fun. >> thank you, jesse. party there and party here. one more time for jessie j! have a great and safe holiday weekend, everybody. ♪ there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com steve flech >>> good morning. meteorologist, mike nicco checks out your memorial day weekend. mike? >>> good morning everybody. we'll see an increase in sunshine this afternoon. the drizzle is spotty. isolated showers will be more widespread. here, we are looking at temperatures mainly in the mid to up

. >> joining us our good friend and espn football analyst, jesse palmer rks you have talked about you could see a fine coming brady's way. you heard in ryan's report, the outcry for a stiffer penalty. >> a lot of people hoping the nfl will take action and make an example out of tom brady. ultimately i think a fine is significant enough. cheating is cheating. if you look what the new england pateriots allegedly did, it's a minor infraction. it doesn't impact the game the same way as p.e.d.s or stealing signals. they won the afc title game 45-7 not because of deflated footballs. >> the colts were asked after the game and when this whole thing came up they said the patriots were the better team here. that is one issue, yes. it didn't affect the outcome of the game. and yes, it is a minor infraction. a lot of parents watching saying cheating is cheating breaking the rules breaking the rules. if you don't have a penalty for that what does that say to -- a lot of parent who is are with their kids? >> it's the wrong message. no doubt about it. fair play is the most important thing. you look

jesse palmer getting some hungry hungry hippos going. >> that's right.hippo. it's time to meet the contestants who have some help from our times square audience. eating out of this corner here the yellow hippo, she's hip she's hopping. and she's hungry for a win this morning. lara striker spencer. and she's going to be paired with mike from dallas. and in this corner competing with the green hippo, a genuine cat lover. dan the titan of trivial pursuit harris. he's competing with toby. out of alabama. she's feisty she's hungry. welcome amy robach and her partner, dana from virginia. finally, eating out of the blue corner. with the blue hippo. he loves the weather pu will he with a "reigning" champ? rob marciano with alice from dickinson. you have 15 seconds to use the megasized hippo heads to gather as many balls as you can. whoever has the most at the end will win. ready? three, two, one, begin. as everybody nose the key is speed and timing. right now, the blue hippo seems to be eating all the bals. a lot of hippo heads running into each other. that's it

jesse palmer here with the story. >> please be aware that the image is quite graphic that we're abouthe struggle she's faced with skin cancer and the aftermath. this morning a warning to lovers of a tanning go. 27-year-old tawny posting a photo showing her bare face after a cancer treatment. writing if anyone needs a little mote vague to not lay in the tanning bed and sun, here you go. you only get one skin and you should take of it. her photo going viral. shared over 60,000 times. >> i don't think a lot of people realize what skin cancer means. just to see that image puts it into perspective. >> reporter: she grew up tanning. owned her own bed. used it sometimes up to five times a weak. >> i did know around 16. i just didn't care. i felt invincible. >> reporter: the proud mom first diagnosed with skin cappser at 217 after quitting cold turkey, returning to tanning before her wedding. >> at my next checkup, a year after that i had more skin cancer. >> reporter: fighting skin cancer six times now she's cancer tree. but free cancerous spots continue the appear on her body. >> i have a-y