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but before we get no that we just have to vindicate paula faris.about the first time three -- >> the same two teams played three years in a row. >> we talked about the celtics and lakers, they played three times in the '80s but they were not all consecutive so there you did. >> close. >> still historic. >> i'm not saying anything. i love you all. >> paula. >> it takes a big man to admit he's wrong. >> thank you, guys. i appreciate it. you are a big man. my kind of man. >> i thought i was the one. anyway, what's popping? >> on to some music. how about that. brad paisley giving some high school grads the surprise of their lives with a personal welcome to the future. the students at berrington high school near chicago entered a video contest asking senior what is they'll miss most about high school and paisley's performance was the prize. the students didn't know they won until he stepped on to stage and gave them quite a performance. ♪ spring break on a foldout couch last time everything ♪ ♪ little jimmy on the opry stage ♪ >> that would make my grad

here is paula faris. >> prentice gray is a chronic snorer. >> my snoring doesn't impact me. >> he mightenial about his effects if you ask his wife, leslie. >> you know? >> they spent $3,000 on various anti-snoring tools from headphones, dental appliances. it's gotten so bad, most nights. leslie kicks him out of bed. >> i have a second bed over in my office. >> it is annoying. he is my husband. i would look to sleep with him. >> reporter: last month. leslie bought a kick starter campaign, this device is like nothing else on the market. makers of the device say it detects when you snore and and inflates an insert in your pillow that moves your head, changing head and neck position to stop the snoring. >> sleep in any position or any part of the pillow. our patent pending design is effective. smart norah has not undergone studies. research shows changing the anything of the neck might help with snoring. it worked for prentice. >> best solution. >> when it works it works well. >> it is not perfect. leslie says not always consistent. often not fast enough to stop his snoring before she wakes

the one of them is paula faris. >> we're proud.ting off the shift didn't mean more sleep for her, but now hopefully help is on the way. >> reporter: john finally agreed to do a sleep study. he'll sleep here attached to sensors that will monitor functions, including his heart rate, respiration and body position for roughly seven hours. he's wire up and ready to go. >> good luck. ♪ >> reporter: to sleep. now most of america snorers are minute, but snoiring is by it turns out that women often take a turn at keeping their partners up at night too. but getting them to admit it is another story. before lee cameron turns out the lights for the night shy puts on a dental device pry describe by the dentist who treats snoring. >> i think they're i am bars because snoring is a big, big man with a big thick nick feck. >> reporter: the mouthpiece moves her lower jaw forward and gives room to expand. >> i would wake up in the anile of the night, catching my britt. now i can sleep through the night. >> then you open your eyes whenever you're re e

paula faris, we will be right very much. 7 mornings. >> good morning. it's 8:27. sue hall has been looking at this problem on the bay bridge. where are we now? >> all clear. only an overturn right after treasure island. this is the san francisco span, traffic is moving nicely here, however, there are residual delays. check out the backups on the metering lights, those have been on since 5:21 this morning and once you get through you have the original backup. you're looking 30, 35 minutes from the metering lights into the city not including the backup behind the span. that's the bad news. good news is it is improving. >> a rough monday m >>> now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. temperatures in the 50s and even a few 60s in the inland neighborhoods of the east bay. looking westbound, at least it's moving. on the west it will be dry all day. on the water breezy. and it only gets cooler this week, chance of rain thursday and friday night, reggie. >> we will have another update in 30 minutes and always

paula faris here with that story. hey, paula. >> backhanded, indeed. good morning to you. serena williams is busy growing her baby due in the fall and basically telling john mcenroe, don't bring me into this. but she also admitted several years ago in an interview that men's tennis and women's tennis are two different sports. the men are a lot faster and serve much harder. overnight serena williams serving up a fiery response to tennis great john mcenroe for these comments. >> let's talk about serena williams. you say she is the best female player in the world in the book. >> best female player ever, no question. >> why qualify it. >> if she played the men's circuit she'd be like 700 in the world. >> reporter: williams tweeting, dear john, i adore and respect you but out of your statements that are not factually based. respect me and my privacy as i'm trying to have a baby. good day, sir. the tennis legend has long debated where she ranks among tennis greats. recently in this sit-down interview with rapper common. >> if i were a man i would be considered the greatest ever'

. >> paula faris live with what's ahead. paula, good to see you. >> good to be with both of you this morning. happy wednesday, everybody. coming up on "gma," trump gathering republicans at the white house as they are forced to work on a new revised bill for after their recess. will they succeed in their mission to replace obamacare? we're live from the white house this morning. also ahead, a celebrity's home among those destroyed by wildfires roaring across the country. fast moving blazes, the red flags, the red flag warning and where the threats are right now. plus, the latest on the trial for former pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli, known for hiking the price of a life-saving drug, but currently on trial for fraud. the difficult jury selection entering its third day as potential jurors just say they cannot be impartial. dan abrams joins us with more. of course, he was referred to as one of the most hated men in america, so it's tough to get a jury, but that's what's coming up on this hump day. have a great wednesday. almos

our paula faris sat down with the cast. >> party starts now. >> ooh. >> that was bad. >> we're in annight. >> he's dead. >> ah. >> reporter: and endless laughs. >> i had this nightmare where we had all killed a guy. >> that is a reality. >> what? no? >> reporter: who would you want to plan your bachelorette party. it doesn't have to be anybody here. >> beyonce. it would be perfect. >> i'll say rupaul. >> wow. >> turns it out yet again. >> scarlett. >> you're going to go with rupaul. >> i'll go with tony bennett. i'd love to just go out to dinner with him. >> scarlett, you are obviously running for office in the movie. who would your running mate be? >> i guess -- i don't know. i don't know. i guess -- i would say probably ilana maybe. >> wow, wow. >> we get a lot done. >> when you got bread and vegemite you got yourself a meal. >> was the toughest part about being australian faking to like vegemite? >> it is an acquired taste. >> how do you describe what it tastes like? >> i believe that it tastes like how a crab trap smells. like -- you pull up a crab trap from a canal. you let it s

paula faris has the other top stories. >> happy monday. great to be here.rved vacation and we begin with a massive rescue operation we've been following overnight. at least 28 people are missing after this tourist boat sank in colombia. in this sped up video we're showing you, yeah, that's frightening. you can see people scrambling as the ferry begins taking on water. nine confirmed dead. some survivors say the boat was overloaded. >>> and back here at home, better weather conditions are helping firefighters limit the growth of the largest wildfire in the u.s. right now. it is in southern utah and has spread to an area larger than washington, d.c. forcing 1500 evacuations, nearly two dozen major fires are burning in the west amid that record heat that ginger has been talking about, a car crash ignited this fire north of los angeles. >>> and tense moments in northern california as this swimmer gets stranded near the top of a waterfall. luckily, he found that rock and a chopper lifted him 40 feet to safety. conditions are treacherous right now because of reco

put you up against john, paula faris' husband. good to meet you.h the 4th of july today: mostly sunny. low humidity. very nice! highs: 79-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 58-66 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. hotter and a touch more humid. stray pm t-shower. highs: 8 >>> all right. so, everybody knows me knows i kind of love taking diamonds in the rough and refurbishing them whether it's a find from a flea market or family heirloom and current day of "woman's day" magazine played into my passion and asked me to be part of a feature on hand me down makeovers. take a look. ♪ it l >> nothing i love more than upcycling and updating out of fashion furniture. >> she's a hood ornament from a cadillac but to me she's a towel holder so when the staff of cat woman's day" asked me to reinvent some of their pieces i jumped at the chance. we took end tables, a sentimental yet outdated hand me down from a great grandmother and gave them new life by adding cool clean marble tops, a coat of sleek gray paint and repla

paula faris here with the story. >> good morning.llout over this interview and it's not just parents of sandy hook victims who are asking for the story to never see the light of day. alex jones is saying he was lied to by megyn kelly and that he should have never done the interview. this morning, megyn kelly facing a wave of fury over an upcoming interview with popular far right radio show host and conspiracy theorist alex jones. >> the whole thing is a black hole of lies. >> reporter: families of some of the victims of the 2012 sandy hook shooting outraged the nbc journalist is providing a platform for jones who in the past has called the sandy hook massacre a hoax. >> sandy hook is a synthetic completely fake with actors in my view manufactured. >> well, sandy hook is complex because i've had debates where devil's advocate said it's true and debates where i said that none of it is true. >> when you say parents faked their children's death, people get very angry. >> well, they don't get angry about the sanctions or -- >> that's a do

. >> thank you, paula faris, for the 411. >> you're welcome. >>> to the father who came face-to-face with two dangerous fugitives. >> speaking out about encounter with the men who went on the lam for killing their prison guards and kenneth moton joins us. >> reporter: the nationwide manhunt for the georgia prisoners lasted two days. they're armed and dangerous run from the law cut short by a man trying to protect his family. this morning, that dramatic moment a tennessee husband and father single-handedly stopped two georgia fugitives in their me. i was ready to do whatever i led them on a high-speed chase. residents including patrick hale were on the lookout. >> 6:46 i loaded every weapon i could to be prepared in the event they needed to be used. >> reporter: the men soon coming face-to-face with him as he started to drive his family to safety after receiving a warning that the escaped convicts were in the area. he says the cons on the run for 48 hours simply gave up. >> for some reason they started to surrender and laid down on their stomachs in my concrete driveway. >> we've had

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put you up against john, paula faris' husband. good to meet you. good >>> good morning.g at 9:00. sunshine in many areas by noon and a little bit warmer this afternoon in your day planner. my accuweather seven-day fo >>> all right. so, everybody knows me knows i kind of love taking diamonds in the rough and refurbishing them whether it's a find from a flea market or family heirloom and current day of "woman's day" magazine played into my passion and asked me to be part of a feature on hand me down makeovers. take a look. ♪ it's like a treasure hunt. >> nothing i love more than upcycling and updating out of fashion furniture. >> she's a hood ornament from a cadillac but to me she's a towel holder so when the staff of cat woman's day" asked me to reinvent some of their pieces i jumped at the chance. we took end tables, a sentimental yet outdated hand me down from a great grandmother and gave them new life by adding cool clean marble tops, a coat of sleek gray paint and replaced the hum-drum handles with modern poles. so now the end tables are turned. "woman's day" taryn mo

paula faris, we will be right back. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings.ion in southeast dc found friday morning, the third found in the city in just over a week. last night, at a vigil, dc mayor muriel bowser said her city does not tolerate hatred. and 3 international carriers from dulles have suspended flights to gutter. they have all put those rouse on hold after several arab nations cut diplomatic ties. they say the country has been destabilizing the region. get r the weather. here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: grab the umbrella, keep it handy all day long. and most of the early part of this week. we'll be tracking some rain chances storm watch 7 for today, rain chance from late morning through the afternoon. even evening hours with highs in the upper 70s. a chance for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, for tomorrow, mid day through the afternoon rush. same thing on wednesday, then mid day chances will be fairly high on thursday of this week. celebrate fairfax gorgeous weather, heat wave early part of next week. >> reporter: we've got accident cleanup,

. >> thank you, paula faris, for the 411. we turn now -- >> you're welcome. >>> -- to the father who came face-to-face with two dangerous fugitives. >> he's speaking out about encounter with the men who went on the lam for killing their prison guards and kenneth moton joins us with all the details. kenneth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the nationwide manhunt for the georgia prisoners lasted two days. their armed and dangerous run from the law cut short by a man trying to protect his family. this morning, that dramatic moment a tennessee husband and father single-handedly stopped two georgia fugitives in their tracks. >> my family means the world to me. i was ready to do whatever i could. >> reporter: police say escaped prison inmates donnie russell and rickie dubose led them on a ten-mile high-speed chase. >> they got a subject in the back shooting out. >> reporter: residents including patrick hale were on the lookout. >> 6:46 i loaded every weapon i could in my house to be prepared in the ev

okay, let me try to clean up for paula faris here. >>> we're going to turn to an incident that was caughtn camera at a ymca pool. >> this is a horrifying story. a man's family claims that he slipped under water just steps away from lifeguards that were chatting away, unaware of what was happening in the pool. it was five long minutes before anyone acted. abc's stephanie ramos has more on the lawsuit that's been filed. >> reporter: this morning a chicago ymca is being sued for alleged negligence. a family filing the lawsuit based on these critical moments at the pool, captured on surveillance camera. according to the complaint, 61-year-old yosef bornstein entered the pool with no issues. five minutes into the swim, the report says bornstein felt chest pain and collapsed, slipping under water, lying unconscious at the bottom of the pool for five dire minutes. >> it's very unimaginable to think that my father was under water for so long. >> reporter: ten minutes after he entered the water, no one seems aware he's gone under. the video showing the two lifeguards on duty just a stone's throw a

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