we are not same -- not the same people we were before. >> reporter: jesse palmer, abc news, new york. are the odds of that, adopted on the same day and to >>> making news in america this morning, severe storms. flash flooding overnight, homes surrounded by water. massive hail clobbering homes and cars. smashing out several windows where the weather threat is right now. >>> the presidential candidates are trading blows with one week until new york's primary. but donald trump's own children will not be voting. this morning the front-runner explains why. >>> concerns growing over the zika virus. doctors calling it scarier than they first thought doubling the number of states that have the virus carrying mosquitoes. >>> a close call, a daring photographer looking for the perfect shot gets grazed by a plane.

here's abc's jesse palmer. >> reporter: watch. how just seven seconds can change everything. it's the end of the championship game. villanova up by three. when unc's marcus paige gets the it. tying the game. a time-out called. 4.7 seconds to go. it's inside the villanova huddle, where history is made. the wildcats coach calls one of the teams classic plays -- for the faithful, those 4.7 seconds feel like a lifetime. now, it's time. a pass to kris jenkins, who steps up and lets it fly. >> for the championship -- yes! >> reporter: and back on campus, 4,800 students watching, hoping, suddenly going wild. seven seconds to make history. >> this was incredible. we were talking about the first shot, had it not been for the second shot. we reported here about the two brothers, squaring off against each other last night. and one of them knew this was coming? >> reporter: nate britt said after the game, watching that play unfold with 4.7 seconds left to go, he just knew that his brother was going to be the one taking the game-winning shot and he knew his brother was going to hit that s

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those women sat down for an exclusive interview with our jesse palmer. >> reporter: you got to give it to the ladies of season five. >> what's happening? what's happening? >> reporter: for stepping up the game. >> open the gates! >> reporter: with those gut-wrenching cliffhangers. >> she has confessed. arya and cersei together -- you may find yourself here. >> i was out of the concert and i weren't into the restroom and these girls came in and they were like, who the hell is that girl with kit? and i'm like it's me. >> reporter: she's actually from the uk, they all are. but now, down to business. i want to start with the stark sisters. paired up with bad boyfriends. >> he hurts me every night. >> reporter: is there a chance in season six we start to see it get better. >> i think sansa, she's leaving the relationships for now. she's becoming like her own -- >> your character has become this total badass. >> these cheeky one-liners and the upperhand. this season,s the first time we have seen her genuinely broken down. it's nice to see a character coming to that point, to their low point,

abc's jesse palmer has the story. >> reporter: it's a photo that captured our hearts.ly through adoption. michael is 6. he loves to laugh and play. there's jess who's 5. and he has cerebral palsy. >> i'm jes. >> there's camden who's 4. he's a typical 4-year-old. >> reporter: but it's also how one friendship transcended expectation. >> reporter: my friend julia called and she was in the process of adopting three beautiful boys. >> our caseworker pulled us aside and said you have a baby brother. one that has major special needs that somebody was going to suffer. >> our house didn't cross my mind initially. >> if we didn't adopt him he would be over 1,000 miles away. >> i called julie back and said, no matter what, we made sure they were family a. >> they're brothers. >> when elijah is with his brothers he just lights up. >> you're the big brother. >> he's really into throwing the football. >> it was kind of hectic trying to get all four boys to smile and look and especially to get elijah to hold the sign because he just wanted to throw it. when you see how long they have

jesse palmer was there in the front row and we'll talk to ginger and val in just a moment. all the action in the ballroom from jesse first. mr. aladdin sir >> reporter: the stars making magic on the dance floor. >> no one loves disney week more than me. >> reporter: and the ballroom easily the happiest place on earth for one lucky fan. >> i'm literally in the front row. >> reporter: and backstage, a very special meeting with belle before her spin around the dance floor. to "beauty and the beast" my favorite disney movie of all time. you look just like belle. >> i've been singing in the shower for a long time but so have you. look there she goes isn't she dream?" >> reporter: bewitching them with their foxtrot. >> the belle of the ball. >> the dressing of musicality and style, undoubtedly for me >> wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: "the beauty and the beast" tied for first page with paige and mark dancing a "toy story" quickstep. you got a friend in me >> reporter: hot on their tails nyle and peta with a tarzan-inspired samba. >> the lord of the jungle is now the lord

jesse palmer is live for us making new friends.he hottest new attraction this summer including a nighttime safari. that's cool. >> and makes sense why you're holding this little one. up for adoption. always makes sense. now to our new series "pa$$ion project," celebrating young entrepreneurs who are turning their interest into world changing enterprises and meeting two young moguls who didn't let their ages stop them from realizing their big, big dreams. >> hello, sharks, my name is mikaila ulmer. my product is lemonade. but not just any lemonade, honeybee sweet lemonade. >> i'm going to give you an offer. >> mikaila ulmer securing a deal with daymond john on the hit show "shark tank." >> it's a deal. >> yay. >> all right. >> and this is barkley, my best friend who inspired me to start my company. >> and ryan kelly. >> i'd love to make you a full price offer. >> finding an investor and mentor in barbara corcoran. >> we have a deal. >> although ryan now 14 and 11-year-old mikaila are kids -- >> are we rolling? >> we are rolling. >>

jesse palmer is here with all of the details. good morning, jesse. >> that's right, nate britt and his adopted brother kris jenkins. nate plays for north carolina. kris is a forward for villanova. they're extremely close, right now, allegedly, they're giving until they meet on the court. this is it. villanova versus unc. the wildcats versus the tar heels and brother versus brother? that's right, when villanova faces north carolina tonight, two brothers will be going toe to toe against each other. fighting for the national championship as well as a lifetime of bragging rights. >> i expect this game to be super competitive. >> reporter: nate britt is a junior at unc. kris jenkins, a junior at' nova. they played aau basketball together when they were 11. that's when jenkins' mother decided her son would have an opportunity for a more stable life with the britt family. >> for them to take a total stranger in the house was a blessing. >> reporter: the britts adopted them. against each other. think peyton manning and eli manning. or ven

abc's jesse palmer has the story. >> reporter: it's a photo that captured our hearts. four brothers, adopted by two families. >> we decided to grow our family through adoption. michael is 6. he loves to laugh and play. there's jess who's 5. and he has cerebral palsy. >> i'm jes. >> there's camden who's 4. he's a typical 4-year-old. >> reporter: but it's also how one friendship transcended expectation. >> reporter: my friend julia called and she was in the process of adopting three beautiful boys. >> our caseworker pulled us brother. one that has major special needs that somebody was going to suffer. >> what about this kid, willis? a good head of hair? >> amazing to cut. real easy. >> look at those skills. >> this weathercast is brought to you by american express. back to you, amy. >>> our new series beauty 911, curls one of the hottest red carpet looks this season. not always easy to get right. michelle lee is here with tips on how to make them work. if you want to transform straight hair. welcome and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. i'm loving your wave. >>

abc's jesse palmer sat down with the male stars for an exclusive interview, jesse, i'm still catching up with season 5 so don't spoil anything. >> i know you're a throny, so am i. so much fun. i got to hang out with all the guys. we had a blast learning what their characters are going to be up to. what we can expect this season and, of course, the million dollar question, is jon snow really dead? take a look. >> the things i do for love. >> reporter: the name of the game -- >> bring me his head. >> reporter: is expect the unexpected. for five head-spinning seasons of "game of thrones" there's been no shortage of hair-raising twists. >> please. >> reporter: and downright shockers. >> westeros sends their regards. >> reporter: absolutely no one is safe. is jon snow, is he really dead? >> he is dead. >> stark is also dead. he died. >> reporter: how does jon snow's death change the game. >> no comment. >> reporter: it's a get-together of the g.o.t. fellows. ramsey, theon, davos, and tormo. >> those ending the dragon slaying career. liam, you've been acting a long time. did you ever expect

we are talking to nikolaj coster-waldau, one of its stars in a moment but first jesse palmer sat down with nikolaj's co-star who plays ss cersei lannister. >> from raining as queen gorgo in "300." to queen cersei lannister. >> if i wanted to kill you do you think i'd let a wooden doorstop me. >> reporter: in hbo's hit "game of thrones." >> when you play the game of there is no middle ground. >> reporter: when you started "game of thrones," did you think it could be this big? >> no. >> it was going to be this big a deal. >> i don't think anybody did. you know, because the notion is bonkers. >> what do you think motivates cersei? does she want it for herself? >> yes, i think that's un undisputed for her. she's like absolutely 100% that's mine. >> power is power. >> reporter: we last saucer cia fall from a powerful monarch. >> look at my face. i the last thing you see before you die. >> reporter: to a disgraced prisoner. what's it like for you as an actor when you get to play a role where it's not always the good guy or it's not always a villain. >> well, everybody has that in them, do y

jesse palmer is with us with the story. >> you're right. we've all had bad days at the office but unfortunately for ernie els, once the number one golfer in the world, his was being broadcast on television. it was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad play. ernie els breaking an unwanted record six putting for a score of 9 the worst ever recorded at the first hole in masters history. >> i had three goes then it just went all over the place and, you know, the whole day. 24 inches from a par messing up putt after putt after putt. not once, not twice, but six times. blaming his case of the yips on nerves. >> that's what happens when you have the heebie-jeebies. i can't explain it. i've played a lot of these things and i couldn't pull the putter back on the 1st. >> reporter: some say it might be the worst exhibition of putting since "happy gilmore." he is remaining positive. >> very difficult. we'll see where we take it from here. >> reporter: els' 9 not the highest score ever on a single hole. that's a 13 which surprisingly has been done twi

its 50 most fashionable athletes list as we told you our very own michael strahan made it and jesse palmer, i'm sure, was a strong honorable mention. he is here with the details because you all win the sock game, jesse. >> these socks won't get you in the top 50. "sports illustrated" is honoring athletes whose fashion game is on point and last night, the magazine celebrated their top 50 at a star-studded event right here in new york. it's the hottest ticket in town. stars from the world of sports and fashion came together in the big apple to celebrate "sports illustrated's" first ever 50 most fashionable athletes issue. >> now the athletes be the ones setting trends is pretty cool. >> reporter: those on the list include lebron james. serrano williams. >> she's so powerful and strong on the court but then so feminine and girlie. >> reporter: even one of our >> who am i wearing today? i'm wearing myself. collection by michael strahan. very weird to say that but it is myself. >> reporter: which athlete tops the list? the new york giants victor cruz. >> something that i can't, you know, i can'

three-pointer that clinches the wildcat their first title in 31 years over north carolina and abc's jesse palmers here with all the highlights. good morning, jesse. >> good morning, lara. you better believe it, this game was truly an instant classic. two evenly matched teams who looked like they were headed to overtime until kris jenkins' shot seen around the world. you can bet we are going to be talking about this one for a very long time. >> arcidiacono, three seconds. at midcourt. >> jenkins. >> gives it to jenkins for the championship! phenomenal. the national champions. with jenkins hitting the winner at the buzzer. >> reporter: villanova triumphs over number one ranked unc in a buzzer-beater for the ages. >> how about that? >> reporter: the underdog wildcats, partying like it's 1985, the last time they clinched a national title. >> how good is that? >> reporter: college basketball saved its best game for last. >> they're going to have to do something from the outside now. >> reporter: unc tying it up with just five seconds to go thanks to marcus paige's dramatic three-pointer, but then vil

jesse palmer, thanks very much. >>> we turn to that united airlines flight forced to turn around after the pilots realized they didn't have enough fuel. there are questions about how this could happen and abc's david kerley has the details. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. all apologies to ginger zee. it was the weather forecast, the pilots expected one thing, they got something entirely it was this boeing 777 nearly halfway across the pacific that returned to hawaii four hours in the air ending up right where they started from. >> united 724, cleared visual approach. in cleared for visual for united 724. >> reporter: the passengers hoping to be in california spending another night on the islands. >> we're safe. we didn't get hurt so that's the most important thing but it's a little frustrating at this point. >> reporter: the sunday flight to san francisco was about two hours east of hawaii when the pilots realized they're in a condition known as overburn, too much fuel being burned. >> even though it can inconvenience passengers and crew when you get down to too