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our reporter getting rare access to the military's top secret robotic facility. we're going to take you inside coming up. >> that little thing is interesting. >>> also this morning, are you a dog person or a cat person? we know what both of us are, but what are you at home? well, get ready to take sides. a video featuring a dog, a cat and a bathtub full of water that's going viral right now. that's coming up. >> we're freezing the video because what happens next is very controversial. we'll show you that coming up in "fixation." >>> but we're going to start with that strange story out of louisiana. strange does not even begin to describe this. a man taking a fertility clinic and his ex-girlfriend to court accusing them of helping her conceive his baby without his permission. you following this? abc's linzie janis is all over this. good morning. >> good morning, it's pretty wild, indeed, dies. he accuses her of bluffing her way into getting two vials of his specimen, but her story is very different. she says they were in a relationship and wanted to have a baby, she said. it may be one of the most bizarre cases of he said/she said ever heard. this man, 44-year-old layne hardin says his ex-girlfriend tobie desls value, stole his dna in order to his now 2-year-old child. a donation clinic inside this texas hospital is the scene of the alleged crime where harden says devall made a withdrawal without his permission. >> there was a contract in place clear as day saying who the sperm belongs to, and the sperm bank let a stranger walk in off the street and take it and get pregnant. >> reporter: hardin is suing devall and the clinic for negligence, fraud and breach of contract and claiming emotional and monetary damages. in a countersuit, devall says she not only had his permission, but hardin was right by his side at the fertility clinic. she's asking the court to make hardin pay any damages if she loses the case. hardin says it wasn't for devall but catherine leblanc with whom he has a 12-year-old son. >> if that's in writing, that's a firm agreement, and anything to the contrary violates that agreement. >> reporter: her attorney released this statement saying, "this case involves the life of one innocent child. soon 12 men and women will see all of the evidence and make a decision upon the true facts of the case." a lawyer for the bank, texas andrology services, says hardin gave the required permission to release his deposit. of course, there is a 2-year-old boy at the center of this case. devall's lawyer tells us hardin has never seen his child, and this case will go to trial. so we'll have an update, i'm sure. >> linzie, appreciate it. thank you. >>> let's get it over to ron claiborne now with other stories making headlines this morning. can you top that, ron? >> i cannot top that. that wins for the day, but we'll try. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news, rescuers are calling off the search for a man swallowed when a sinkhole appeared under his home in florida. the man is now presumed dead, and neighboring homes are being threatened by that growing sinkhole. >>> and cardinals from around the world are still arriving at the vatican in rome in preparation to choose a new pope. they will begin their meetings tomorrow. they'll set a date for the secret conclave, the process by which a successor to pope benedict will be selected. >>> and in egypt there were street protests as secretary of state john kerry held meetings with egyptian leaders in cairo, and demonstrators set fire to pictures of kerry and demanded he leave the country accusing the u.s. of siding with the muslim brotherhood. >>> and finally something for the royal baby watchers. new photos today of duchess kate with barely a hint of her baby bump. william and kate join prince harry as the three royals attended a friend's wedding in the swiss alps. all three were seen holding court, no pun intended, with guests and most likely stole a little bit of the thunder of the bride and her big day. the royal baby is due in july. >> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee. >>> remember, ron, it was just monday when amarillo, texas, had 19 inches of snow. today going for a high of 77. closing in on records in texas places like lubbock today. 80 degrees. dallas, 70, oklahoma city there, 68 and woodward who had 15 inches of snow are going to be 70. obviously no snow left. let's go to wabc's camera and give you an idea who is not warm, new york city, right now 29 degrees. the early morning temperatures feel like they're right around 20. and it's not going to get a whole lot warmer here. breezy in the northeast. new york, 42. philly, 42 and d.c., 43. and on the west coast behind that storm that is dropping through the center of the nation, some cooler temperatures settling in. seattle goes only from 50 to 48 but los angeles, that one yesterday was in the 80s, 68 by tuesday. >> this weather report has been brought to you by at&t. you like how i tell ron, yeah, you remember when there was 19 inches. >> i was thinking about that all week. amarillo? you don't think about that. >> what i like is how ron pretends to remember. >> yes, of course. >> i did remember that. i pay very close attention to everything ginger says. >> uh-huh, as always. everyone should. >> well played. well played. >>> all right. well, now to a rare look at the new military technology that could save hundreds of lives. they're testing a robotic bomb-sniffing dog named rex to see how it works on the battlefield. that's just one of the ways that robots are helping to patrol the front lines. muhammad lila reports just like real dogs, there's a lot of training involved. >> reporter: we were given special clearance to a top secret robotics lab at a base just outside of kabul. on the way in, a sign of what lay ahead. take a look at what's on the wall. "wall-e." inside we found robots with eyes, claws, treads and this, not a robot, but a throwbot. i can throw this? >> yeah. >> reporter: how far? >> 20, 30 feet. they say these are indestructib indestructible. >> reporter: we threw it, smashed it, kicked it, and it just wouldn't break. the throwbot is designed for reconnaissance. so we went upstairs. we hid a small camera pretending it was a roadside bomb. you have to pull out the pin like a grenade. can i throw it up over the wall? then we launched it. just listen to this. the insect-like pitter-patter tracking down and i'm getting the coordinates of our pretend bomb in just seconds. on the battlefield where every second counts meet rex. you guessed it. he's a robot dog. he walks, runs, takes commands. rex, sit. even has a wagging antenna for a tail. take him for a walk. rex is playful but his mission is serious. tracking through rugged terrain looking for explosives. thanks to the tiny cameras in his eyes, soldiers can see everything that he does. >> right there. best in show goes to the dog robot. best in show. >> reporter: since the war began 800 military robots have made the ultimate sacrifice to save their human brethren. >> we consider that lives, limbs of people that we're able to bring home because we utilize these systems. >> reporter: in other words, more robots could mean more american lives saved and a whole new meaning for man's best friend. muhammad lila, abc news, at the bagram airfield in afghanistan. >> one more time. >> rex is awesome. saves lives, and you don't have to follow him around with a plastic bag. >> or feed him. >> yeah, exactly. >> muhammad looked like he had a lot of fun with that throwbot. you say you can destroy it, though. >> i bet i can. >> the bravado. >> i'll take on the dog. >> ron versus rex. >>> coming up on "gma," would you want this guy in your wedding pictures? we meet the college student photo bombing weddings around the world. >>> coming up in "fixation," four words for you, pugs and a sled. ♪ >>> coming up in "fixation," four words for you, pugs and a sled. ♪ to not be bitten by a werewolf and then you'll be turned into one and you will have to stay in and then you'll have to get shaved because you will be too hot and then you're like... 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>> reporter: move over, vince vaughn and owen wilson, there is a new wedding crasher in town. ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey >> reporter: noah carpenter has crashed a total of eight weddings all over the world and has pictures to prove it. it all began when he was studying abroad in europe. >> i visited paris one day, and while in the morning i saw two couples getting married, and i didn't think much of it. later that day i saw more, and i -- for some reason i decided to take a picture with the first one. i thought it was kind of goofy and i saw two more that day and then after i showed my friends they said, hey, you know what, you should do this more often. >> reporter: it didn't take long for his photo to go viral and 1 million page views later noah was on his way to becoming an international wedding crasher making pit stops in london, france, turkey and even west philadelphia where he currently attends college. >> that was the first one right there at the louvre. you can see the pyramid behind me. from there i went later to the arc de triomphe, and that night we went to the eiffel tower. >> reporter: international, yes, but wedding crasher extraordinaire, noah doesn't quite see it that way. >> i wouldn't say that i'm a wedding crasher, per se. i would just say i'm really good at third-wheeling couples. >> reporter: noah hopes to pursue a career in social media, a field he believes he's well suited for as a result of these posts going viral. until then he hopes to actually attend one of the wedding he crashes. >> to my knowledge i haven't been invited to any of the receptions but at the same time most of the people i took pictures with were european and didn't speak english. i may very well have been invited to a reception and just not known it. >> reporter: and he has one other thing in mind for all those pictures. >> i think it would be pretty cool to publish a coffee table book of myself and people getting married around the world. >> he's well on his way. now, should his real life party crashing -- it's only good if i don't see you. good thing there's a monitor here. >> oh, rats. >> we tried to get him to do a shirtless version. >> that shadow creeping in gave it away. >> family program here. >> if noah should get his movie made, his real-life pursuit, he wants to be played by shia laboeuf. in fairness since he never crashed a reception, the real wedding crashers movie still stands. >> played by ron claiborne. >> uh-oh. who is this guy? thank you, ron. thank you, john. >>> coming up on "gma", combustible mix, a dog, a cat and a bathtub coming up in "fixation." we'll show you what happens next. that's dividing cat and dog lovers all across america. dividing cat and dog lovers across america. >>> coming up on "gma", combustible mix, a dog, a cat and a bathtub coming up in "fixation" we'll show you what happens next. cat lovers all across america. and you can't grow your enamel back. i was quite surprised, as only few as four exposures a day what that can do to you. it's quite a lesson learned. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. because it helps to strengthen the enamel. he recommended that i use it every time i brush. you feel like there is something that you're doing to help safeguard against the acid erosion. and i believe it's doing a good job. to help safeguard against the acid erosion. living with moderate to semeans living with pain.is it could also mean living with joint damage. humira, adalimumab, can help treat more than just the pain. for many adults, humira is clinically proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. tell your doctor if you have had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections or have symptoms such as fever, fatigue, cough, or sores. you should not start humira if you have any kind of infection. ask your rheumatologist about humira, to help relieve your pain and stop further joint damage. 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[ speaking a foreign language ] >> stunning change for the catholic church and in week's biggest surprise -- >> the guy is awesome. >> dennis rodman meets kim jong-unth north korea's dictator and he joins us for his first interview. >>> you heard that right. in the week's most surreal encounter, one of the world's most notorious basketball players spent quality time with one of the world's most dangerous dictatorsm and dennis rodman is here to share what he learned about kim jong-un in just a bit. but we begin with the budget battles that have crippled the capitol. president obama signed the order on friday to execute those $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts, and with both sides locked into their positions, it looks like those cuts are here to stay. for more on what that will mean we will begin with the president's top pick adviser, director of the economic council gene sperling. good morning, gene. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, george. >> it's very clear from speaker boehner, the leader of the senate republicans, mitch mcconnell that the republica
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