kelly, good evening. >> good evening, natalie.py to say temperatures will be warming up in the northeast. that should take care of the snow that accumulated in the higher elevations of the northeast. as you mentioned we expect severe weather in the middle of the country. in fact, storms are already firing up. we have seen flooding in iowa with several inches of rain there and now a tornado watch in nebraska and kansas until midnight tonight. here's a look at the threat for tuesday. it extends from pittsburgh to chicago into texas. it does include portions of oklahoma. unfortunately it only gets worse on wednesday. this is when we think we'll have the peak of the severe weather. we are talking about a possible tornado outbreak. look at that. it puts oklahoma city and moore right in the middle of all of that. we urge people to have a plan. know where to go if you are placed under a tornado warning. lowest level of the home away from windows. the threat extends into the great lakes and into thursday. we'll have to watch out across po

and then natalie's off the cuff comment brought it all crashing down.ic turned its back on the chicks. >> the whole thing was so ridiculous. it just really feels like a made-up thing. it feels like it's happening to you. >> reporter: natalie apologized for being disrespectful. but she says even that was hard to swallow. >> because my natural personality and sense of it would have been to give everybody the middle finger and walk away. >> reporter: three years later, she got her chance to make that gesture musically anyway with a defiant song that said it all. not ready to make nice. ♪ how in the world can i say, then somebody is going to say ♪ >> reporter: that year, the chicks won every grammy category in which they were nominated including best country album. >> well, to close the quote the great simpson. >> reporter: but that vindication was bitter sweet. >> when i went back stage after that i was crying uncontrollably. i didn't know why. it kind of felt like an end to a chapter. ♪ will we get to do >> reporter: now she's starting a new chapter. she'

you know who could do this, natalie could do this. >> not at all. >> natalie. yeah.s what's going >> good morning. we expect some showers and thunderstorms off and on today. we could see some severe weather weather today. >> that's your latest weather. this is as much as i can do. >> all right, al. >> that's good enough. natalie's getting over there. >> sure. >>> thanks. coming up next, america's love affair with amusement parks. what is it we love so much about these aces? that's right after this. booo p. hi, listen i think you could do better. oh no, he's a nice guy. no i'm talking about your yogurt. in a national taste test dannon oikos fat free strawberry flavor beat chobani 2 to 1. look babe i'm doing better. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. ♪ dannon work the camera... work it! those hands. oooh la la! what's your secret? dawn? [ female announcer ] dawn hand renewal with olay beauty improves the look and feel of hands in 5 uses. love it, or get double your money back. improves the look and feel of hands in 5 uses. backflips and cartwheels.mile? love, warmth. he

i'm willie geist along with natalie morales.drinking. >> surfing. canoeing. we've done it all. you were in tennessee yesterday and hawaii today. >> i know. >> quite a turn. >> i was at a wedding to are a good friend of mine, a long planned wedding and i got in here last night. it's a travesty to be in hawaii for 12 hours. >> at least you're here and you get to sample some of the fineries of hawaii. >> al was here but obviously some big news happening in the midwest as tornado blowing through oklahoma, he's there this morning. >> more weather expected as well. >> more weather as well. al, good morning to you. what's the latest there? >> well, guys the latest is that people are on edge because we're looking for a repeat of what everybody here saw yesterday happening again today. three states under the gun yesterday, the tornado warnings went up, and people were hunkering counsel. we've been talking about this since last week that there was going to be a massive outbreak over the weekend, and in fact, this is the bricker family hom

derika or natalie? >> never give up hope.ach out to us because we will not rest until all of these families have reunions or closure. natalie and i say so many times that we would never see this in our lifetime but we would not stop the fight and we're going to bring in everybody that can help us with this movement. this is our call to action. and just to go a step further, may 25th is national missing children day and on that day it is our call to action. w we will host our first 5-k in maryland. we are raising awareness to missing persons and, like i said, we are not going to stop until they are reunited. >> natalie, what got you all in this? was it a personal experience or just something that you felt compelled to do? >> well, there was a young lady who went missing from spartanburg, south carolina, and we read how her family really struggled to get media coverage and months later natalee holloway went missing and all i have to do is say her name and we all know who she is. we decided to do the research and at the time 30%

reunite with natalie morales.ba. >> i'm done with the singing. >> london, stockholm, where else have you been? >> not home enough. >> she's back with us today. also joining us, abby, good to have you here. >> welcome back. >> al is on his "wake up with al" tour in college grove, tennessee, this morning. we're going to check in with add with just a minute. we begin today's take three with the three women freed from a decade of captivity in cleveland. nbc kristen dahlgren is there covering the story. what's the latest there? >> good morning, willie. i'm here on the outside of amanda berry's home. just a short time ago we watched her come to her sister's home here. she was under heavy police escort. she went passed a crush of media and neighbors who had gathered outside her sister's home. an audible cheer went up in the crowd, something amanda no doubt was able to hear inside of the car she was coming home here to her sister's house. on the front porch of the home, balloons, zines that say welcome home amanda, we mis

natalie's down in florida. there are new developments linked to a deadly shooting involved with the boston bombing incident. >> we are learning more this morning about the man shot and killed by the fbi on wednesday who had ties to deceased boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. pete williams has more for us from washington. pete, good morning. >> good rning, tamron. investigators say the man they were questioning told him that both he and tamerlan tsarnaev killed three people near boston two years ago. that statement came, they say, from todashev, a mixed martial arts fighter. while being interrogated tuesday night by the fbi, massachusetts state police officials say he attacked an fbi agent and was shot and killed. but authorities say just before that, todashev confessed to playing a role in a brutal triple murder in massachusetts in 2011. one of the victims was a friend of tsarnaev's. law enforcement officials say todashev claimed that tsarnaev was involved in the killing too and started as an attempt to

i was named after natalie wood. >> really?t know. >> i have been willie since the day i was born. when i went to college i decided to be will. it lasted a month. there are papers from vanderbilt university that said will. >> willie is your buddy. like, who you calling? call willie! there are names -- i don't have a list of names i don't think are cool. i don't want to say that but there are names you go, ooh, especially when it's paired up with the last name. wow. >> names can be hard. especially on a resumÉ or something. >> i always put dylan marie dreyer in case they were looking for a man. >> you can take your name and be shy about i. when you roll with it, my nephew jules rolls jules. >> guy is guy. >> it's your brand. >> guy's guy. >> all right, natalie. other stories out there. >> headlines this morning. an important story and another military sexual assault scandal unfolding. sources tell nbc news that army investigators are investigating allegations that an army sergeant at ft. hood in texas sexually assaulted a female

i'm willie geist along with natalie morales.ere, we're so happy to be here with these people. i was born in evanston. it is just up the lake a couple towns. my dad is from champagne, my mom is from the northwest suburb. >> you have big roots here. >> incredible city. we're going to get to experience we want to take a turn right now and go to al roker, who is in moore, oklahoma, who has all the latest there on the tornado. >>> good morning, 48 hours after that ef-5. it is now officially an ef-5 tornado. after it touched down, people are coming back into these neighborhoods, trying to reclaim what they can of their lives. the death toll is scaled down. 24 people instead of upwards of 50 that we heard. 270 people injured, and many of those still in hospitals. but the good news is skies are clear, the bad weather is gone, and to put this in some p perspective, we prepared a timeline if you will, to give you a sense of what's going on. and at about 2:40, the first tornado warning was issued. 2:45, the tornado touches down to the nort

natalie could do this. natalie can do this. >> not at all. >> yeah. not.ning in your neck of the woods. >> getting scattered sprinkles across northern virginia and district and into maryland, eastern panhandle of west virginia heading off to the north and east. then later this afternoon, in this yell zone, there is a potential for some strong storms that might produce some wind damage, maybe hail. looks like the prime time for that is between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. and then tomorrow, turning much cooler. blustery wind. highs only mid 60s. smaller chance of a shower. and then saturday still a gusty wind with highs near 70 and a chilly morning. warm other sunday >> that's your latest weather. this is as much as i can do. >> all right, al. >> that's good enough. natalie's getting over there. >> sure. >>> thanks. coming up next, america's love affair with amusement parks. what is it we love so much about these places? that's right after this. booo p. hi, listen i think you could do better. oh no, he's a nice guy. no i'm talking about your yogurt. in a national tas

. >> y natalie nunca dejaria su dermawand...lo en los ojos, tambien lo usara debajo de los ojos, alrededor de los pomulos. tambien lo usara donde estan las lineas entre la nariz y la boca. y, natalie, pasalo ahora por la linea de la mandibula. ¿ven? los resultados son evidentes. natalie no solo se ve tonificada y tersa, se ve hermosa, ¿cierto? [risas] >> stella, lo que haces es asombroso. escuchen... tengo 40 aÑos y me siento mejor ahora que cuando era mucho mas joven, gracias a mi dermawand. y adoro la estimulacion instantanea para mis parpados, los cuales trato siempre antes de salir, aun con maquillaje. mas de un millon de mujeres y hombres ya han comprado esta maravilla de radiofrecuencia para el hogar. llame ahora, y el dermawand que ordene no le costara ni un centavo. asi es-- el dermawand que ordene hoy sera suyo gratis por 30 dias... ni siquiera le cobraremos el manejo y envio por los primeros 30 dias. use dermawand gratis por 30 dias para probar que obtendra los resultados que vieron en este programa. si no es asi, pong

natalie, as you know, i went into the park. we went looking for grizzly bears -- >> you saw some. >> we did. every time i tell you the story, i get a little closer to the grizzly bears. face to face at this point. >> who's bigger? the grizzly or you? >> oh, the grizzlies got me. >>> plus, before you hit that backyard bash, we're going to tell you where to find the best memorial day sales today. what to buy, what not to buy, what to wait for. all that's coming up after your local news and weather. [ male announcer ] snap out of your snack routine with delicious pringles stix. ♪ ♪ everything pops with pringles stix. [ crunch ] behind the silver of philadelphia cream cheese. it always begins with fresh local milk blended with real, wholesome cream. going fresh from the farm, to our fridge, in just six days. because we believe in fresh taste. mmm. [ male announcer ] when it comes to taste, philadelphia sets the standard. and introducing the new standard in afternoon snacking. made with real ingredients like milk, cream, and belgian

natalie! natalie!] al, i'm sorry. >> is there water by any chance? oh, my gosh. well, thanks -- question mark. >> there you go. >> can i say -- >> sure, go ahead. >> on a serious note, 870 million people are-under-underfed around the world. >> sure. >> 1.2 billion people eat on less than $1.25 a day. a little lime, really crunchy. >> yes. mexican -- >> if you want to leave some of the plain ones so she can munch -- >> yeah, there you go. >> i'll pass. i can understand why -- they're pretty -- they're okay, if you can get past the mental side. >> chef, thank you. >> by the way -- >> a lot of people are waiting for the cicada so -- >> they're coming out already down south, the southeast. >> the little leg i can't seem to get out of my teeth. >> it's like the popcorn stuck in the -- >> 17-year cicada, so it's vintage cicada. >> that's right. you get this meal once every 17 -- >> yes, they're extremely juicy. >> mm-hmm. >> so they say. >> is there any way -- is there some water -- >> okay, pass it around.

natalie? >> thank you, al.. laurie is a style editor with "lucky" magazine, everything with suits to built-in sunscreen and spanx which we all need for mom. hello, good to have you here. >> thank you. >> got a lot of great families here. let's bring in our first little kids and tell us about gorgeous olive swimwear. >> we wanted to cover tots to teens. this is olive in a cute suit from the gap. >> love that. >> what's beautiful is has an sfp in it that's woven into clothing. look for that buying for kids suit. >> i like that, an age appropriate bikini for kids. >> exactly. >> make sure it's not too risky for a 4-year-old. >> now, on sam, we have an adorable land's end top and this one quick dries so if he goes in the water it will keep him cool and comfortable. these are are the sorts of things you want to look for buying kids suits, the little extra piece, the trunks are from children's place. >> will that last if you put it in the wash? >> it will. >> and this could be your older teen going off to college, th

natalie standing by live in stockholm, sweden.ed the term super group, that swedish band abba with numerous hits. of course, its famous broadway musical as well as the movie also so famous. well, of course, now there's this place, a museum dedicated to the abba experience, and coming up we're going to talk to two of the members of the band, bjorn unfortunatelius and anni-frid lyngstad or frida as she's known as by the abba fans. first keir simmons took a tour of the museum. >> have you got your dance moves ready for us? >> the dancing queen. how but? >> you don't want to see this. a tribute to the band that moved a generation and contributed to millions of dancing queens. ♪ and now bands in sweden super group abba can make the pilgrimage to a super active museum, dedicated, yes, the clothes, catchy dance tunes, the genesis of one of the world's best-selling bands. ♪ you can dance >> this is where i'll be, you know, walking fast with my grandchildren when they ask me about grandpa, you know. what was it like? now i can send them he

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natalie?> that's right, good morning, matt and savannah. we begin with the memorial day traffic tragedy that claimed five lives. police say that four of the victims were thrown from a car that struck a tree in newport beach, california, monday evening. the impact split the car in half and the wreckage caught fire. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> the pilot of u.s. air force f-15 fighter jets that crashed into the pacific ocean off japan this morning has survived. officials say the pilot ejected when the plane developed trouble and was able to contact rescue teams. >>> asledge d trey von martin shooter, george zimmerman will not be in court today. the judge will consider a number of motions whether the jury can suspension and alleged marijuana use. >>> and video of a dramatic baby rescue in china is stirring emotions around the world. the newborn boy was lodged in a sewer pipe. we should warn you, this video is very disturbing. >> reporter: residents in an apartment buildin

. >> natalie is on assignment. we will check in with her later on. tamron hall is here with more, including a car fire out in california. >> a limo was taking a new bride and group of friends out for an evening of celebration. this morning, as police investigate the driver who managed to escape is opening up about what happened. newlywed narisa fojas was celebrating with eight of her friends when tragedy struck. the white stretch limousine carrying the women to a bridal shower suddenly caught fire while heading over the san francisco bay on this bridge. >> this has to be one of the worst fatalities i've witnessed in the years i've been with the office. >> the driver, orville brown, said he stopped after one of the passengers yelled smoke! but the car was quickly engulfed in plams. flames. those who survived climbed through the partition of the front of the vehicle. >> it happened so fast, within maybe two minutes from us stopping, maybe 90 seconds, it was engulfed in flames. we were all just in shock, scared, crying, frustrated and i just reach out t

jerome's head start program where michelle brings natalie. she's already reduced her staff hours and other programs to meet the sequestration cuts. >> i don't think people understand already that, you know, you talk about being down to the bone, well we are, whatever is inside the marrow, that's where we are. >> reporter: studies have shown that a greater percentage of kids who go through head start go on to college. >> the cuts that we're making to the most vulnerable will have long-term personal impact, but they'll have extremely long-term economic impact if we don't ensure that someone graduates from high school then we should start to prepare for the likelihood of them being in the justice system and that's far more expensive. >> reporter: when sequestration first became law, the intent was it could not be tampered with. that changed when air traffic controllers were forced to take a day off and there were flight delays, passenger complaints and congress was just about to board airplanes to go home for recess. suddenly, in a rare display

i'm savannah guthrie inside studio 1a alongside natalie morales.real legend around here, ten-time grand slam winner jimmy connors is here, saying hi to some of his fans on the plaza. he confirms it is a beautiful day in new york. we're going to talk to jimmy, he's written an interesting, candid memoir about his life on and off the court, including, yes, his past romance with his fellow tennis star chris evert. jimmy has a lot to talk about. we'll catch up with him in just a couple of moments. >>> also, who is in the mood to shop? we always are, but our crews rolling out amazing steals and deals products. we'll run through the discounts coming up. >>> first a check of the day's top stories. >> we do, cleveland kidnapping suspect ariel castro spent the night under a suicide watch as new details emerge from his alleged confession. law enforcement sources told our cleveland affiliate that castro described him as cold blooded and addicted to sex and said he couldn't control his impulses. he's accused of raping three women he held captive for a decade, f

i'm willie geist with natalie morales and al roker. we have vinnie from "jersey shore."g food and drinking wine and on the show celebrities come over, my mom cooks with them, my uncle gives them wine and they really open up because they're having a regular dinner with a real family. it's really groundbreaking. >> you've had mark wahlberg, lil wayne, weezy. >> i was honors weezy was in my bathroom. >> have you closed it off and made a shrine out of it in. >> jennie mccarthy is in my bed in the next episode so i'm living every guy's dream. >> you've come back to the jersey shore the place that made you guys fam us. how do you feel when you see what's happening on the boardwalk compared to october 29th. >> this is incredible. last time i was here this boardwalk didn't exist anymore. all of this is rebuilt, amazing a great place and people from the tri-state area have a vacation spot again. >> we were up in the chopper right after it happened. >> it's remarkable. you think back to that day looking from up above i thought the recovery it seemed absolutely daunting and i think

willie and natalie are on assignment.ou to the video, check it out. >> i'm a parakeet. what seems to be the problem, officer? i am not a crook. meow, meow, bad kitty. nobody puts baby bird in the corner. i'm a parakeet. have a good time. >> wow, that is unbelievable. some people were suspicious. my present company included i was like the bird has a vocabulary, got style. is it real? >> that's right his owners judy and kevin bolton are here and their daughter. >> so they came to stand by their bird to prove that disco can bring it. >> when did you discover disco has this talent? >> it was a complete accident. we got him at 4 months of age and we thought as a joke we would try and teach him something like pretty bird, which i think is the law when it comes to teaching a parakeet something to say and he said it three weeks later. and from there we thought we'll teach him some other things. we didn't want to teach him poly wants a cracker because it's boring, we taught him some nixonisms, i am not a crook, bird to your mother

all right, natalie. i'm going to go away. bye, natalie. i am not natalie!ember, children don't have to accept all other children, but they do have to respect them. the question is, what can we do to help? it was a good choice, if you're arguing. would you like to come over and talk to flannerabout it? uh-uh. ok. when you're ready, you can go talk to her about it. hendrick: it may take a little time and extra effort on our part... flannery: she was fussing at her. leah's fussing at her, and that hurt her feelings. hendrick: but when these insults fly, our job is to work with the attacker and point out what he's really upset about, what the true source of his anger is so he doesn't transform that aer into prejudice. her horse is beautifuler than ashley's. second child: uh-uh! i did not say that! hendrick: at the same time, victims of such attacks should have ample opportunity to protest and speak up for themselves. insults do hurt, and we can't pretend they don't. woman: her face is looking pretty sad. hendrick: while acknowledging this, the teacher should al

natalie -- natalie, back to you. >> do you want to move this chair, too, jerry? okay.nvelope. good morning. >> good morning. >> you want to try out trends but don't want to be a fashion victim and avoid sometimes too trendy. >> but women need to go out of their comfort zone and i will show you the most stylish trends. >> we have models in their 20s through 40s. the first trend is denim on denim. showing us this look is lauren. it's different colored denim and makes it work. >> i refer to this as the canadian tuxedo. skip the pants and do a denim jacket over a denim shirt. it's so important. finding pieces that have high levels of contrast and look for pieces in more sophisticated cuts. this jacket from macy's is like an assymetrical jacket, a little more dressed up and i love doing jeans with this. that would be total overkill. trousers are so popular this season. add a little softness to break up the look. she looks fantastic. >> you look great. thank you so much. next up is the sheer detail. a lot of women are scared to death when they hear sheer. i see it here on al

natalie, ben, and the gand, thank you. that was terrific. fatal limo fire. we will stream it live on abc7news.com. >> right now, we will check with mike nicco with the cool forecast. mike? >> how about temperatures? they drop yesterday and they are hanging around today in the 60's through most of the bay and to the coast and a few 70's inland, and if you are headed to the game tonight dress if cool weather but do not your about the stray shower at 61 and dropping down to 57. temperatures will take off this weekend. leyla gulen? >> we have a tractor rarely and a car causing slowing, southbound 17 as you approach this area, look at this, heavy traffic down to highway 9. have a great day. kristen? announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from "scandal," kerry washington. and dance lessons with korean pop sensation, psy. plus, we kick off our "new you in new york makeover" week with vants. look with sarah and amber holcomb. all next on the emmy-winning live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

we want to get to natalie morales who's in the helicopter for our affiliate kfor. natalie, good morning to you. >> savannah, when you see the path of the destruction the best analogy that i can come up, as it's torched its own landing strip right through the center of the city of moore, a populated area, over 40,000, 50,000 people live in this area. you can see the ground completely pulled up. the earth, the debris, then it moves through neighborhoods and communities. as you know, two elementary schools completely leveled by this tornado in its path. the worst of the tragedy was at plaza towers, some of the worst casualties occurred. we also saw that briarwood elementary school, they were fortunately able to evacuate the children on time there and then as the storm continued right through the center of town, again, neighborhoods, homes, completely leveled, off their foundations. all that's left in some areas is just the foundations. you're looking at the highland east junior high school. part of the building still standing. off to the right-hand screen, that's wher

natalie, thank you very much. mr. roker back with another check of the weather. >> we have a heat wave to talk about in the east. big area of high pressure, and that is going to block any cooler air from getting in here. look what happens as we move on into today. temperatures, upper 80s through new england, and as we move on into tomorrow, we've got more of the same, and the heat continues on into saturday. we get a little bit of a break, but not by much. not going to be until sunday when we see things cooling down along the eastern seaboard. going to get to your local forecast in 30 seconds right after this. ♪ que todo lo increíble se vuelva visible, ♪ ♪ tres, dos, hola, ula... ♪ aplaudan en la luna. ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula ula ula al revés, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, ♪ ula ula, hagamos ula ula, >>> good morning to you. thursday so close to the weekend now. i'm meteorologist christina loren and this is san francisco, a

natalie, good morning again. >> good morning, matt and al and everyone.other of seven says she was set up. court reviewed her case, looked at security footage of the woman getting onto the bus and dismissed the charges. >>> the president of ohio state university apologized for controversial remarks about notre dame and catholics recorded at a december meeting of ohio state's athletic council. gordon gee, a mormon says notre dame was never invited to join the big ten conference because the fathers are holy on sunday and holy hell the rest of the week, adding that "those catholics can't be trusted" using a word there as well. ohio state says gee is undergoing what it calls a remediation plan because of those remarks. >>> more than six weeks after the boston marathon bombings, nbc's brian williams talked with survivors who underwent amputations. they share their powerful stories about healing and strength. >> what, if there was one complaint among all of you, is it phantom pain, is it pain in general? >> definitely phantom pain. >> it's like your leg is stil

. >> reporter: how would you characterize the weather natalie? >> this is a very skits frantic winter and spring. in the southwest, we have not had decent rainfall since january 1st. >> does that alarm you looking at this schizophrenic weather pattern? >> we have seen conditions like this in the past, but what is different over here in the west, over the last 50 years the population of the american southwest has quad tkraoup kwruld. >> are you exhausted thinking about your summer? >> yes, i think we are all going to be. >> reporter: here is a little more perspective. this is one of the driest years for the southwest in a century. randi? >> thank you very much. so will firefighters catch a break from the weather anytime soon? let's find out more from cnn meteorologist, alexandra steele. any rain heading to southern california? >> you know, improving conditions dramatically. kind of a 180-degree move with this. good news, but there is always the caveat of bad news. and let me delineate it for you. the good news is the hot, offshore winds we have se

. >>> and natalie is live in sweden about members of abba and the museum dedicated to the '70s super group. keep it here for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins, the biggest abba fan. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. . . . >>> police finally catch the woman they have been looking for after a couple of armed robberies. >>> all this time, ten years, nobody has figured nothing out about where she is at and then this has come to an ending and it is right here in see more. >>> three missing women found alive ten years later. we have the new details we are learning this morning about how they are doing and the rescue that brought them finally to safety. >>> i look back and you know she said smoking. >> this morning, we get answers to some troubling questions for

. >>> coming up on "today," matt, savannah, al and natalie are all in moore with more on the devastation. i'm richard liu. thanks for watching "early . . >>> i had to hold on to the wall to keep myself safe, because i don't want to fly away in the tornado. >> simply doing whatever they can to survive. new video coming into our newsroom of the massive tornado that ripped through oklahoma. you can see right there, it looks like a rainbow. that is a tornado behind that causing destruction. >> here is a look at the devastation left behind. entire neighborhoods in the town were leveled. crews working through the night hoping to find survivors in that rubble. >> it has been so very, very hard to watch. it is 4:30. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >>> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

i'm willie geist along with al roker and natalie morales. a good time to be reminded about the dangers of skin cancer. >>> also, do you have a treasure to grandpa or grandma hidden in your basement or attic? time to find out what it's really worth. >> i can't tell you what but one of these segment is a huge ticket item. somebody is going to be happy today. before we get to that al has a check of the weather. >> let's show you what we have as far as today is concerned, lots of sunshine in the northeast, a little on the chilly side, the heat is on in the southwest, 91 in l.a., 102 in phoenix, slight risk of strong storms back through the western plains with wet weather in the pacific northwest. tomorrow we're looking at wet weather making its way across the western central plains into the western great lakes, beautiful but cool weather in the northeast, sunny and warm through the gulf coast and the southwest continues to sizzle. that's wha >>> 9:31 on a monday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look. mostly

gracias, nataly. >>> y a dormir. >>> nataly, un aplauso para este segmento.is rijo y marisela demontecristo. >>> para sorpresa de muchos la bella salvadoreÑa se llevÓ la corona. sedujo con su sencillez, y cautivo al pÚblico. audris rijo tambiÉn se sintiÓ ganadora. >>> voy a salir y tener muchas oportunidades, conforme con los resultados, agradezco mucho a "nuestra belleza latina", porque aprendÍ muchas lecciÓn. >>> giselle blondet estaba eocionada. >>> el pÚblico la eligio, y su crecimiento fue a travÉs de toda la temporada. >>> y vannesa vio este triunfo como un ejemplo para toda las que quieren cumplir su sueÑo. >>> fue un momento emotivo, dije: la verdad que cuando uno se propone algo lo puede lograr, y mÁs la historia de ella que fue tan bonita. de esta manera habemus reina, y es salvadoreÑa, le dicen la cenicienta, y se llama marisela demontecristo. >>> habemus reina. bravo! (aplausos) >>> marisela, marisela. >>> decÍa ahora, soy yo? sÍ, eres tu. >>> cuando estÁs junto a audris, las dos tienes tus ojitos cerrados, que pasaba por tu mente, rezabas, quÉ ha

james is 12, natalie is eleven and daniel 7. three months ago today on december 14th, i held his little hand as we walked to the bus. i kissed him good-bye. for as you know, will be the last time. daniel as any parent will tell you that their child is special, but what was special about daniel is his kindness. he had a very unique compassionate part of his person. if you noticed the classmate sitting alone, he would ask the teacher to be excused to go and comfort that classmate. his cousins were moved by this to the point where they wanted to set up a facebook site to honor his kindness, they call it what would daniel do, wwdd. this tech effort, that you guys are doing, is something that daniel would do. this is what daniel would do. he would look into his heart and try to fix things and we can't tell you how much or how deeply it touches us that you are looking into your hearts, taking your time and your talents and devoting yourselves to fixing this. we know that there is no simple answer to this. this is our mission. and it w

. ♪ so gallantly streaming >> reporter: of course, there was natalie gilbert, just 13 at the time. 20,000or that nba game. ♪ as the stars last -- >> reporter: and the coach who came to her aid. ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled ♪ >> reporter: he offered a helping hand, just like the crowd did this weekend. ♪ banner yet wave o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave >> you can always count on the crowd to pitch in. "good morning america" with the latest on the tornadoes, first thing in the morning. diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. and from all of us here at abc news, thanks for watching. have a good evening. and a great week ahead. good night. # c1 >>> now abc2 news at 6:30. a stabbing inside a dorm room. police were quick to capture a suspect and ease the campus. while we run out, they run in. >> names are now resting on a memorial. >> they were not quotes but pits on parade. we'll tell you what the message is. >> breaking news from out west. we have been watching the local stations watching the tornadoes that have been touching down in oklahoma and can sauce. he

you love natalie. natalie morales? >> yes. >> as do we.ere today. >> i know. >> it's nice to be loved. thank you. starting off today. temperatures are way below normal. jet stream takes a dip to the south. denver, 34 degrees below normal. 20 degrees below normal in billings. nice and warm in texas and here in the east as well. afternoon highs in the northeast getting up into the 60s and 70s. 80s in the ohio river valley. hundreds in west texas. 90s into the southwest. we have a risk of strong storms p with that frontal system pushing into texas. look for a beauttle day in the pacific northwest and plenty of shine. 65 in seattle today. more rain from the gulf coast. louisiana, mississippi and on into florida. we are talking about anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. 7:35 this wednesday morning. first day of may. we have an east wind still keeping it cool. but it is a crier wind than it was yesterday. so clouds just appeared. bright

. ♪ so gallantly streaming >> reporter: of course, there was natalie gilbert, just 13 at the time. 20,000or that nba game. ♪ as the stars last -- >> reporter: and the coach who came to her aid. ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled ♪ >> reporter: he offered a helping hand, just like the crowd did this weekend. ♪ banner yet wave o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave >> you can always count on the crowd. >>> "good morning america" first thing in the morning. and diane sawyer back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. for all of us here at abc news, have a great week ahead. good night. >> first bolts, now cables. the new construction problems on the bay bridge. >> the runners, the security, and the arrest. a look at the 102nd 102nd bay-to-breakers race. and an accident in the east bay shuts down traffic and power. how it could affect your commute. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: both rods and now cables, cause for the $6.5 billion bay bridge could skyrocket after the discover of even more problems tonight. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. ser

natalie pace joins me now. thank you for being with us, natalie.t is ready to run. gold investors tend to race into wall street. , over the summer. we will have a horrible gdp report. it is predicted to be 1.4% this year. we also have a potential that downgrade. i think that will make investors scared. ten year treasuries ended up going lower. they are seen as an even stronger investment. why would this downgrade make people nervous. >> it is because of the fed buying that the rates went down. however, the other thing that happened was old when to its high right after our downgrade. i predict that will happen again. gold is an emotional investment. dennis: the. thing is gold is kind of a. , split personality. which is the reason that gold goes up? >> people will fall out of love with wall street. we have already preached the debt ceiling. no one is talking about it. i think that is the first level that will send us back up to the highs of the 1900s. we could go much higher. dennis: you can buy gold physically itself. dennis: gold coming back. who k

you love natalie. natalie morales? >> yes. >> as do we.e today. >> i know. >> it's nice to be loved. thank you. let's see what we have for you starting off today. temperatures are way below normal. that jet stream takes a dip to the south. denver, 34 degrees below normal. 20 degrees below normal in billings. it's nice and warm in texas and here in the east as well. afternoon highs in the northeast getting up into the 60s and 70s. 80s in the ohio river valley. 100s in west texas. 90s into the southwest. a rick of thunderstorms as that frontal system pushes into texas. look for a beautiful day in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine. 65 in seattle. rain from the gulf coast, mississippi, louisiana, into florida. we're talking anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of >>> 7:35 now on a wednesday morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. it's going to be a hot one. the dry northerly winds will continue to pump from land to sea today. 91 in livermore, 88 in santa theresa, 97 in gilroy. gusty winds in the east bay hills, the higher elev

are talking about raising the public education sanders to be able to compete with private cation nataly or worse the only was private education loans in the united states as well can you talk about private education ones and how that might be factoring into the student debt crisis right here. well with private education loans most of them are unsubsidized student loans or private loans and they can't be converted to federal they can't they're not eligible for a lot of the federal programs that are actually out there right now that provide a little relief so when and not to mention you're paying so much more but the funny thing is for some middle class and lower class students they lower income students they actually sometimes can get a better. loan deal a better deal by going to a private school because there's more aid available for that but that private student loan is really crushing when we see student when we see tuitions at fifty sixty thousand dollars a year i mean students are taking out over two hundred thousand dollars to attend these private schools which is more than the ave

, la gurÚhispana de la vida sana, nos ayudarÁ con remedios caseros, verdad natalie. >>> buenos dÍas.racias. >>> me despido de ustedes, me quedo gozando de este maravilloso dÍa, la pasamos superbien, sigan disfrutando en la casita, y recordando a aquellos que dieron su vida por nuestro paÍs, les mando un beso bien grande, y chicos a bailar,. >>> asÍ es ana. le recordamos a los soldados, ana. es un dÍa obviamente para estar en casa con los chiquitos, si no salieron y no saben quÉ hacer para tretenerlos, estÁ milva de lorenzo. >>> hola karla cÓmo te va. >>> en el patio, con los pequeÑos tan hermosos. >>> vamos a hacer actividades para ellos para pasar un dÍa en familia. >>> enseÑame por este lado quÉ tenemos, mire quÉ padre. >>> cuÁntas veces vamos a restaurantes y dan crayones para dibu jar para los niÑos. >>> mira para que veas a la cÁmara, exacto. >>> los juntanos, cortamos, medimos te voy a enseÑar, una actividad para que se haga en casa, incluimos a los niÑosteo, les encanta. >>> el marco dÓnde lo conseguimos. >>> en casas de manualidades. >>> y tambiÉn una caja que no usemos. >>>