host alex trebek and our robin roberts. his first interview on his health, what he reveals about sudden waves of sadness. and in true form, what he says about that current, "jeopardy!" james. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we have breaking news fromto testify tomorrow after fireworks today. but we do begin at the top tonight with a terrifying 24 hours already. and now, the state of emergency after a devastating tornado outbreak. several states under warnings or watches again tonight. more than 30 reported tornadoes already. and this storm system has been deadly. this picture from dean, texas, tonight. piles of debris from destroyed homes in wheaton, missouri. heavy rain and flooding taking the life of a man in tulsa. his vehicle was swept away. the system is moving east. authorities warn tonight more than 20 million are at risk. we have the track for you. and abc's marcus moore leads us off from inside the storm zone. >> reporter: a tornado outbreak in the heartland turni

joe biden jumping into for an e interview with our robin roberts. what he is saying about anita hill and allegations from women about inappropriate touching and raining monarchs. what they are telling us about climate change. but first, the "nightline" five. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the newly-released 911 call. what an off-duty dallas police officer said shortly after shooti audio revealing insight into her thought the and actions. here's marcus moore. >> the breaking headline out of dallas at this iernique case. >> involving an off-duty officer who shot and killed her neighbor in his own apartment. >> reporter: amber guy gger wasn off-duty police officer, arriving home from work. her neighbor, botham jean was in his apartment. what we knew is she went to his apartment. she thought it was hers. when she saw him, she

. >> in an exclusive abc news interview he sat down with robin roberts on gma talking candidly aboutis depression and struggle with depression during chemotherapy. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our program. >> when you walked in earlier -- thank you, thank you for your grace. i hope you understand how many people you are helping, watching you go through this journey. people who are walking a similar path. >> it's great to be considered an inspiration to other people. my wife created a website some time ago called "inside wink" in which the premise is, share the good. and that's really what i've been feeling for the past month or so. people all over america have been sharing their good thoughts, their advice, their prayers, and i feel it is making a difference in my well-being. i've had so many contacts from people who have survived cancer for 10 years, 12 years, 14 years. i am now a 30-day cancer survivor. i'm going to catch up to those other people. but they have been an inspiration to me. and that's really what it's all about. it's drawing attention to this particu

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. >> reporter: but as he told robin roberts, battling the disease has been a struggle. >> how are you my oncologist tells me i am doing well even though i don't always feel t i'it. i've had kidney stones and ruptured discs, but what i'm not used to are the surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness, and it brings tears to my eyes. >> reporter: even sharing some of his lowest moments. >> chemo affects people in different ways. >> it does. >> and people have to understand that. and there's nothing wrong with saying, hey, i'm really depressed today, and i have no idea why. >> mm-hm. mm-hm. been there, done that. >> reporter: for trebek, fighting the disease means trying to stay positive while undergoing treatment. >> i go in, sit down and joke with the nurses, and i'm there for an hour and a half while they inject all of this stuff in me, i go home and have a good day, and the next day for no reason i can fathom, it turns south on me, but that's okay. you have to deal with it, what am i going to do? >> reporter: pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest kinds of cancer with a fiv

. >> going one-on-one with "gma's" robin roberts, who is a breast cancer survivor, alex says one side effect of the chemo is depression. >> i'm used to dealing with pain, but i'm not used to dealing with the surges that come of deep, deep sadness. >> she says he'll be back on the show in the fall. pancreatic is often deadly but alex is a fighter. >> i've had so many contacts from people who have survived cancer for 10 years, 12 years, 14 years, i am now a 30-day cancer survivor. i'm going to catch up to those other people. >> i love his positive attitude. >> yes, indeed. >> a nice man he is >>> a source tells on "e.t." says the crew usually returns to tape the fall episodes in july. the new episodes that alex shot while beginning his chemo treatments start airing monday. >>> okay, right now, let's talk about our favorite sitcom "the big bang theory." last night the cast filmed its final episode ever. i'm going to cry. we're not ready. >> i'm never going to be ready. but here's what we can tell you -- there were a lot of tears. so, what does "the big bang theory" crew do the morning af

. >> reporter: earlier this month trebek told our robin roberts he's used to dealing with pain. >> butat i'm not used to dealing with is these surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness, and it brings tears to my eyes. >> reporter: trebek says when he was in pain while taping "jeopardy," producers offered to stop production but he refused and soldiered on. trebek says he prefers his own hair to that hairpiece. he's hoping it grows back during "jeopardy's" summer hiatus. >>> the man accused of stockpiling more than 1,000 guns inside a los angeles mansion is out of jail on bond. investigators say he was manufacturing guns illegally in the house which is owned by a woman once romantically linked to an heir to the getty fortune. it took 30 atf agents and police more than 12 hours to remove all those weapons. >>> the woman who pretended to be a german heiress and became a star of new york's social scene will now spend up to 12 years in prison. authorities say anna sorokin scammed hotels and banks out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by claiming she had a massive trust fund and fo

the "jeopardy" host spoke with robin roberts on "good morning america." >> it's been two months sinceit's actually been a month since the 78-year-old trebek announced he's battling stage four pancreatic cancer. robin asked him how he's doing. >> my oncologist tells me i'm doing well even though i don't always feel it. i've had kidney stones, i've had ruptured discs, so i'm used to dealing with pain, but what i'm not used to dealing with is these surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness and it brings tears to my eyes. i've discovered in this whole episode, ladies and gentlemen, that i'm a bit of a wuss and -- but i'm fighting through it. >> trebek also praised reigning "jeopardy" champion james holzhauer who stretched his winning streak to 20 games last night. he's now tied for the second largest winning streak in the show's history. he's now won more than $1.5 million. >> so excited to continue watching "jeopardy" james but glad to get an update from alex trebek. he is not a wuss. he is fighting hard and we're all pulling for him. >>> it will be okay to sleep during one job

the bus go round and round, round and round ♪ >> reporter: but then there is the shannep family, robin, robertl under the age of 10. until recently, robin was a stay-at-home mom, and rob worked long hours as a financial planner in orange county, california. >> i'mor a very good office, very good people. we owned a home. >> we were normal. >> yeah we were normal at one point. >> reporter: that is until -- >> we kind of started questioning the mentality that just because you have kids, everything is put on hold. ♪ we love to travel, and we thought well, why can't we just bring our kids with us. >> reporter: now the family of six eats, sleeps, and lives in a converted school bus. wow. so this is it? home sweet home. >> home sweet home. >> reporter: you can stand up. >> just barely. >> reporter: how many square feet is this? >> 250. >> reporter: she knows off the top of her head. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: we caught up with them in rural tennessee. >> we see what we're doing too is a large part of our kids' education. they're pretty young, and they've seen the declaration of independence. they've see

he did high-profile interviews with robin roberts and worked up about these guys. >> oh, come on, this is about what greg said. >> it's about right and wrong. you don't makeup stuff. >> oh, come on! >> [overlapping talking]. >> the police chief ran in front of the bus with the mayor and said we know this and that. they should have waited. >> like mueller. >> he smeared the police and the brothers. now the city is out the money for the investigations that went forward. he got away with only paying $10,000. if he kept his mouth shut, his show might still be going on. all of the actors wanted it to continue but they could do not that. the brothers are having to sue him and smollett's lawyers because they can't make a living. there is a trail of destruction behind this guy. >> the brothers can come to "watters world," and there are to slots open. don't sell coke and etc.acy anymore and stay away from bad jokes. >> and tell the truth. >> more trouble for elizabeth warren as she is called out for faking a native-american ancestry. faking is a theme tonight. >> yes. >> yo

. >> going one on one with robin roberts who is a breast cancer survivor. he said one side of the chemo is depression. >> i'm used to pain, but what i'm not used to is the surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness. it brings tears to my eyes. >> lat month he wrapped jeopardy's 35th season and he is planning to spend the summer recuperating and he will be back in the fall. pancreatic cancer is often deadly, but alex is a fighter. >> i had so many contacts from people who survived cancer for 10, 12, 14 years. i am a 30 of-day cancer survivor. i will catch up. >> let's get to big tv news. big bang shot their final episode ever. >> don't cry your eyelashes off. >> so many people do. >> in 12 seasons of big bang, all three ladies tied the knot on the show. that's cool. what are they planning for the big finale? here's what we found out. >> a special night. >> it is. >> i'm a little cried out. >> my mother has been a puddle of tears. this is hard for her. i'm sorry, mother. >> inside the party we see the dance moves. on the red carpet, i got answers to b

book, raiment aside from joe biden, repeating himself over and over again, a big interview with robin robertso bad? >> raymond: laura, it was embarrassing. a man who has spent decades in politics being coached through an interview by his wife. now marie burke that the clintons pitch themselves as copartisans see. could they be trying the same tactic? watch joe biden here. >> we can't stay -- if i could jump in here, sensitive to whether or not someone wants me to reassure them. >> i think what you don't realize is how many people approached joe. >> trump is very confident that should you win a nomination that he could beat you easily. our u.s. competent? >> i'm confident. >> laura: [laughter] >> raymond: she may be a little too confident. i'm not sure he's convinced but she is. >> laura: at one point he was speaking in the beginning what is your pitch to the country and to make america moral again. >> dignity. >> laura: dignity. >> raymond: she is the visiting angel of the 2020 election cycle. his caretaker helping him along. saturday night the president held a big rally in wisconsin and took

the first time since opening up about his cancer diagnosis alex trebek shares his journey with robin robertsys tried to be strayed with you and i will not stop now. >> reporter: just as his courage and humor inspires fans -- >> i have to host "jeopardy" for three more years so help me keep the faith and we'll win. >> reporter: he'll tell us how the current million dollar champ james i'm kenneth mouton, abc news, new york. >>> a major power shortage at the space station is delaying spacex's supply run. they were supposed to launch a shipment today but a malfunction at the station knocked two power channels off line. nasa says all six astronauts are safe at the station. the spacex launch is delayed until at least friday. >>> starting today disneyland is going smoke free. the park has e libanned smoking inside downtown disney. those who want to smoke or vape, you have to go outside the security perimeter. also starting today strollers wider than 31 inches and wagons are banned. the new rule is designed to improve traffic flow with the opening of star wars galaxy edge at the end of the month. an

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he talked about it at length for the first time yesterday >> on with robin roberts, talking about thisfying situation. stage four pancreatic cancer is a real challenge for him. he talked in candid detail about the ups and downs and how he continued to host the show in the middle of it. here's what he said >> i'm used to dealing with pain. i'm not used to the surges of deep, deep sadness. it brings tears to my eyes. i have discovered in this whole episode, ladies and gentlemen, i'm a bit of a wuss >> he doesn't look like a wuss. >> no. we are seeing a side of trebek we have never seen before. incredible courage throughout this. to be talking about it publicly. he said, i will keep taping the show. i have a three-year contract. he made light of it. talked about wanting to come back for the fall season. he's trying to find the strength to continue through it. you see the strength in real time. it's incredible >> what's interesting, and i agree in the way he's talking about depression. james holzhauer, to have that going on at the same time elevates him and the show >> it does. >> the rati

take a look. >> you are live on "good morning america." >> reporter: our robin roberts capped off ouray. >> this elite middle and high school for young women was our choice for the most likely to succeed. >> graduating students are earning $1 million in scholarships. >> reporter: the high achievers took a much deserved break to celebrate their hard work with robin and a surprise guest. >> lupita nyong'o, y'all! >> reporter: and what better way to round out this unforgettable morning than this -- >> donors choose is donating $25,000. >> reporter: but these young ladies weren't the only winners. our generous "gma" viewers have given more than $4 million to donors choose fully funding more than 6,500 projects coast to coast. >> thank you so much for this amazing opportunity. our film and photography club has over $18,000 donated and it's already coming in. >> you're going to help me by a scientist. >> our school raised over $3,000. >> for my class i'm able do get books, a 3-d printer, lego mind storm. >> all: thank you, good morning, america. >> thank you so much for supporting us. >> th

, robert downey jr., bette midler as well and two names you all know, diane sawyer and our own robin roberts3rd at the d-23 expo, and there she is right there. congratulations, robin. >> congrats. >> way to go. >> oh, my goodness. you know, to say i'm honored is an understatement. it's truly humbling. i have been part of the disney family for almost 30 years now, beginning at espn in 1990, and so incredibly blessed and grateful for the opportunities to learn, to grow, to be with my wonderful colleagues like you back there in new york, and this is an exciting time for the walt disney company, and i'm just really proud to be apart of it, and so grateful to viewers. the way they invite us into their home. they come to see us there in the studio. i just personally want to thank them for their support and for their prayers, and guys, you know, the best part of being a disney legend? it's lifetime passes to disney world. my family is very excited about that. i'm not kidding. >> i find it hard to believe, robin, almost 30 years and you're only 25. >> i know. absolutely amazing. >> i know, it's amaz

common sat down with robin roberts. >> "let love have the last word." what do you mean by that title? >> i'm talking about love for god, love for community, love for self, and love in action. if we look at things and put love in our core, if we work from that place, that things will shift and change. >> you do address something that no one has really heard before, when you talked about as a child experiencing sexual abuse. >> yes. >> why did you feel it was important to share that now? >> well, yeah, it was something i didn't know if i wanted to talk about. but i really believe that in telling my story, other people will be okay with talking about their situation. me, i'm a black man. we don't talk about those issues in ways that we could. so i felt i wanted to create a space for people who have experienced that to be able to share that. that's part of the healing, to be honest. no sooner than i told the story, one of my good friends came out and told me it happened to him. >> and you have gotten to a place of forgiveness for this person? >> yes, for su

the event comes just days after the 78-year-old sat down with robin roberts on "gma" for his first interview since revealing his diagnosis. >> how are you doing? >> my oncologist tells me i'm doing well, even though i don't always feel like it. i have had kidney stones, ruptured discs, i'm used to dealing with pain.ea with are the surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness. >> such a honest take from alex trebek. he says all his tests are coming out well. his cancer markers are coming down. he said the prayers are really helping. >> really brave to admit the sadness. >> inspiration for so many. >>> testimony getting under way for the accused killer known as the hollywood ripper. the lone survivor expected to come face to face with her alleged attacker in court. >> announcer: "good morning america" sponsored by safelite auto glass. auto glass. >> announcer: "good morning america" sponsored by safelite auto glass. this daughter was home visiting when mom saw a chip in her windshield. >> mom: honey is that a chip? >> tech: they wanted it fixed fast so they brought it to us. >> mom: hi.

trebek opened up to robin roberts earlier this month about the emotional impact his illness has takenven though i don't always feel it. i've had kidney stones. i've had ruptured discs. so i'm used to dealing with pain but what i'm not used to dealing with is these surges that come on suddenly of deep, deep sadness, and it brings tears to my eyes. i've discovered in this whole episode, ladies and gentlemen, that i'm a bit of a wuss and -- but i'm fighting through it. the numbers that indicate the cancer -- the cancer indicators, those are coming down. >> good. >> so i've got another chemo next week and then we'll do a review to find out where things stand. ut the bad aweor being shost 's so lptoo.tseople in different ways and people have to understand that and there's nothing wrong with saying, hey, i'm really depressed today and i have no idea why. why am i crying today? >> reporter: he credits the outpouring of love and support from his wife and children for helping him respond so well to treatment. i told the doctors, this has to be more than just chemo. i've had a couple million pe

. >> robin roberts heard about your story so we just had to come here to chicago. come on out.heers and applause ] >> we have an incredible 16-year-old, 16-year-old who has been accepted to nine law schools. we got a gift for you as well. >> yes, we do. >> some school supplies. >> 3m. 3m donated $2500 worth of post-it products to help you with your study supplies for school. >> thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. >> just keep that smile. keep that smile. ♪ >> these bright young girls are looking to build and feed their community one egg at a time. they're called the quail guardians who raise and sell quail eggs in a neighborhood where residents have very limited access to fresh food. >> we're helping out the community. >> i feel like we should make a difference and step up. >> we are not done yet. tomorrow i'll be somewhere in america. we're going to surprise the lucky recipients of most likely to succeed. that is tomorrow. but all of them, all of them are very worthy. >> great surprise tomorrow. let's go to beginer. >> thank you so much, george and thank you, everybody.

. >> "let love have the last word" is available now and my instagram is robin roberts, "gma." [ applause mornings." police say two men were assaulted overnight. a group of teenagers attacked the men near tucson drive and viamonte drive. the two victims were taken to the hospital. they are going to be okay. police say the teens escaped. officers also responded to reports of a shooting in the area but didn't find any victims. let's see how traffic is shaping up. good morning, alexis. >> we are getting a little busier. we have a crash on the peninsula to talk about t. northbound 101 before the peninsula, a >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> temperatures mainly in the 50s right now. good morning, everybody. 40 in clear lake and 61 in brentwood. if you're heading out, everything is pretty dry right now except near the coast. chance of rain thursday and friday. looks great for mother's day, though. >> that's good news. thanks, mike. another abc 7 update in about 30 minutes. ♪ suddenly i see this is where i to "gma" and we have a wonderful audience. you have to bring out a wo

as she told robin roberts in 2011, no one was more surprised by the achievements of her remarkable lifeelf. >> when i was little, i was -- i had my life planned. i was going to marry a very nice man and have two babies and learn to cook. and nothing like that happened. >> reporter: while her lifelong work as an animal activist made her a happy warrior for the voiceless. born doris mary ann kappelhoff, in cincinnati, doris day died monday at the age of 97. she will forever be associated with the decades of delight she provided to music and movie audiences. ♪ que sera sera ♪ whatever will be will be ♪ the future's not ours to see que sera sera ♪ >> and in recent years affection and regard for her work has continued to grow. just another fitting tribute, guys. >> yes, indeed. all right, chris, thanks very much. i remember that phone conversation with her in 2011. she wasn't doing anything on camera back then. she was just releasing new music and i remember talking to doris day made my day. >> i'll bet it did. >> oh, my gosh. what an icon. >> "que sera sera." >> what will be, will be. >> uh

. >> so congratulations to -- [ chanting "robin roberts" ] [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you.ine reporter stayed on the court as long as he could wearing those trademark jacks every day. >> uh-huh. >> what else could the award be but a replica of this jacket that he wore when he accepted the jimmy v. perseverance award at the espys and you're going to get that coat at the 2019 nba awards on june 24th. congratulations. [ applause ] well deserved. >> time is simply how you live your life. that's what craig said when he accepted the award at the espy awards, the v, and it's just -- he was such an incredible friend. we were both inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame in the same year. he was too ill to attend and i can't tell you receiving an honor bearing his name means so much so i thank the guys there. i'm looking forward to being out there. [ applause ] thank you all. thank you. [ applause ] >> let's go to ginger. >> ah, so deserved. you want to hear this because i am here now with the brand-new miss usa, yes. you know, your big win was a historic moment. for the f

let me hit you all on a round robin on robert mueller speaking today. >> i think he made it clear he had his hands tied behind his back and couldn't indict a sitting president and said to congress effectually you don't. and reading between the lines of mueller and you guys are the lawyers, i'm not, it was pretty clear to me that what he was saying if, i could have, i would have. >> bur i can't so you need to. >> right. thank you. >> yep. van? >> i think we're in a delicate place. we're on the knife's edge and if you are pelosi, you have two responsibilities that do not go together now. you have an immediate responsibility to protect your caucus. make sure you're on track for a victory in 2020. that would argue for caution. but if your concerned about the republic capital r., how is a republican supposed to function. >> speaking of pelosi. perfect segue, here she is. >> he said if he had confidence that no crimes had been committed, he would have reported that. he pead a number of other statements about a president not being able to be convicted of a crime while in office. tell us --

e n robin some other top scorers cannon for robert leavened of ski perfect final match let's analyze how i ended it. once again trying to show the others how it's done counseling it helps to tackle head on how to find a guy that seemingly doesn't. do it like nobody else and that's why this champion so let's take a look at another fall. when the heat is on by and keep their cool the final match today against frankfurt with a title on the line it's nil nil and on track to have 10 planes covering the sensor the obvious route here is down the lift mats hummels goes for the high. sculptured straight through the middle now frank puts 3 man back line really has to close ranks. kingsley command peels away at the defenders draw into the full momentarily 2 sides of him closely slip by and kick straight into top gear at the front but rear guard is sliced open. and the executioner a champion move from start to finish well worth a 2nd look. once hubble's plays this pull the outnumbered reds must make every pass count and they do. first time from l'abri to touches from 2 more from 11 dusky all at

just watch out by next thursday like i mentioned the robin there is some rain look unlikely in the forecast. robert all right the weather's been so nice. i won't complain about the rain i know it helps with the allergies too. >>we're checking in on the bay bridge who want to take a peek at the drive into san francisco hot spat free off to a great start usually on fridays your backup start a little bit later like normally through the week by 5.30 it's going to be passed and then on friday so doesn't really start until maybe 6, 6, 30. that's where you start to see some heavier traffic right now we're looking good. it's still a great time to come in you can beat the rush with no big problems here from downtown open to downtown san francisco. we're checking in on the richmond center fell bridge there. it is traffic leading up to the toll plaza so far in good shape. no issues westbound we had the usual bridge work so at one point there is only one lane open. pick up that closure which is great news for this just in time for the morning commute as it gets under way you're at 8 minutes from the tolls to o

robin. biggest takeaway of what we saw from robert mueller this morning. >> biggest takeaway, there are a coupleb and now it is up to congress to do their job. he went through and sort of said, i didn't indict because of the offense of legal counsel opinion but i've set out the facts and this is what it is. the second i think major takeaway is the russia piece which is where mueller started and stopped and i don't think we can ignore that. >> a whole segment on that coming up because it is so, so important. john sale? >> well when you say i didn't indict because the constitution says i couldn't, i think he just decided not to indict. and everyone is saying, he did not exonerate the president. prosecutors don't exonerate. they either charge or they don't charge. i've done this for a long time as a defense lawyer. i'm waiting for my first exoneration. i don't know how many you are getting. >> that is a word the president kept using in twitter and i've been exonerated so perhaps that is the reason for the word. >> they don't exonerate. >> you don't do it? >> it doesn't happen. if you have somebody

picture, the flames gone, so that's the great news and robin's been following the test progress on the chp and the caltrans from what we have. >>robertsell we know that the traffic alert remains in place a fire out and under control. heavy duty tow truck was called about 30 minutes ago 30 minutes was the estimated time of arrival. there is no confirmation that a tow truck is on scene at last check the driver was on the way and they have been holding off on that told tow truck until they can get the fire under control we now know that that's under control. so once again the 80 west connector that brings the into san francisco is completely closed a lot of folks are stuck in this back up so 5 80's backed up all the way through downtown oakland. if you come in from the shore freeway. it's the usual crawl out old and hercules so if you're looking for an alternate maybe you come in from 24. you can take 24 to 9 8024 turns into 9.80. i'll see if i can draw an arrow there it is right there that's 9.80 you have several options you can dump off and west grand west grand will take you over to 80 west connector to san francisco. if you're on 5.8

breaking it all down and like robin said it's not just these next 2 days that are offering rain either it's a long forecast of rain ahead of us i'll get to that still the cops robert all right, we will be prepared. i'm just happy that it's not pouring right now because we know. >>what that does to your morning commute. so we're checking out the bay bridge or drive into san francisco and call this a pretty good commute. no major trouble spots traffic is picking up, but you'll see that some nice steady flow clear through the maze quiet across the upper d-ck in no problems so far in downtown san francisco head over to want to one your connection between the north bay in san francisco. we're doing fine traffic looks great obama ran sausalito across the span city streets are quiet in san francisco. so you can make the striding about 20 minutes that's right on time what's 5.82 the richmond center fell bridge. the cones are gonna remember my last report we have the coens over there on the left-hand side for the usual bridge work. it normally wraps up before 5 o'clock so that's good. it's never anything that really jams up your commute. so if you have to take west 5.80, i