>> i shook up the world! i shook up the world! >> muhammad ali back home this morning. his body arriving in louisville overnight, as we learn new details about the legend's final hours, his family by his bedside. >> i'm handsome, i'm fast, i'm pretty and can't possibly be beat. >> visitors flocking to his childhood home, as the world remembers the champ for his epic battles, inside and out of the ring. now we're hearing from those closest to him. his daughter laila joining us this morning. >> i must be the greatest! and good morning, america. happy monday. all weekend long, we've been celebrating that greatness. live look right now of the memorial outside the muhammad ali center in louisville, kentucky, the flowers piling up and the love pouring in for muhammad ali. >> this is the last public photo of ali appearing with carrie underwood. at fight night in april raising money to fight parkinson's and many people were posting pictures. and this is the one we remember. how we remember him. his daughter laila is going to join us. we'll begin with that severe weather affecting millions across the country right now. tropical storm colin is approaching the florida gulf coast with severe storms and flooding. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: authorities are handing out as many of these as families need, free sandbags. they've delivered about 10,000 to families here. clearly they are preparing for a flood emergency. the heavy rains from the tropical storm making a beeline towards florida started overnight. in sarasota, drivers had to make their way through flooded streets, tornadoes, too, time-lapse video shows a twister moving through jacksonville. this time no one was hurt. further north in indiana -- >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: a tornado hit here, too, the rain that just keeps coming is bringing misery throughout the northeast and in western pennsylvania, the high waters trapped families in their homes and many had to be rescued by boat. authorities here expect this storm to take a similar path to a storm that hit here in 2012 that brought nearly 2 feet of flash flood waters. george. ginger, what's the satellite show? >> right now in the gulf of mexico but the bans are already starting to hit parts of florida along the gulf coast. early today. the storm doesn't hit until after dinnertime tonight. that's the timing. we have the tropical storm warnings it's imminent for places like gainesville, tampa, jacksonville. tropical storm watch up to charleston, south carolina. here's the path and the track with the timing on it of course, again, later tonight is when it hits the coast of florida, by tomorrow afternoon, already into the gulf stream, still staying strong outside of the carolinas. don't pay too close attention to the track because some of the heaviest rain can fall on the east side of it or to the right side of it. flash flood is my major threat. there are many more i'll talk about later guys. now to the world celebrating muhammad ali, tributes pouring in around the globe. president obama saying quote, he was the greatest, period. if he just asked him, he'd tell you, he'd tell you he was the double greatest. his body back in his hometown of louisville kentucky. he'll be laid to rest later this week and abc's ryan smith is there with much more. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. since his death, thousands have flocked to this memorial site to honor one of louisville's favorite sons. with that son home for the last time, the final farewell begins. this morning, louisville's prodigal son has returned. muhammad ali's body landed in the city sunday evening. being driven through the streets of his beloved hometown. >> i can drown a drink of water. and kill a dead tree. wait until you see muhammad ali. >> reporter: ali, passing away at 74 friday. succumbing to septic shock due to unspecified natural causes after a decades-long battle with parkinson's disease. after a private service thursday t public will pay their respects friday. a procession right down muhammad ali boulevard to the cemetery where he will be laid to rest. and this arena will host thousands for a memorial service celebrating his life. those speaking at the service, longtime friends bill clinton, utah senator, orrin hatch and billy crystal. his brother breaking down at this church service. telling us he was shocked by the loss of his brother and best friend. did you expect it? >> i was shocked. i was shocked. >> reporter: ali didn't suffer in the end, his family says. his last 24 hours spent with them by his bedside but unable to speak. his daughter hana tweeted, they eventually whispered in his ear, you can go now, we'll be okay. the champ squeezing their hands. to say goodbye. his heart beating 30 minutes after his organs failed. at this memorial, flowers, cards growing by the minute and visitors flocking to his childhood home. president obama may have said it best, muhammad ali shook up the world and the world is better for it. spokeman announcing the king of jordan and president of turkey will speak. ali's wife and daughter expected to give yule lowgies and thousands expected to attend. >> all right, ryan, thank you very much. joining us now is muhammad ali's daughter laila. we really appreciate you sharing some time with us this morning. as we pay respects to your beloved father. i was just saying to you, do you feel the love, bringing you some measure of comfort, laila? >> i have been feeling the love before my father passed away. i can say, i'm obviously really sad. but i have been sad for a long time, just watching my father struggling with parkinson's disease. you hold your head up and saying he's doing great. i felt like he was trapped inside of his body. i have comfort in knowing that he's not suffering anymore. >> your father, the way he faced parkinson's so courageously. can you share with us your final, your final moments with your dad? >> well, my father -- thank god all of us kids -- you know, my father has nine children -- were at the hospital. all had the opportunity to be with him when he passed away. so, some -- you know, my sisters were saying islamic prayers. so, it was a very peaceful time and we sent him off in a very peaceful way and we were all there. that doesn't always happen, you know, when everybody has the opportunity to be there. so that was very nice. >> very important to have his family there by his bedside. when did you first realize that your father was more than a world champion, that he was beloved all around the world and had such a great power and influence over people? >> well, from a very young age, you know everywhere we went, we got attention, my father loved attention. made sure everybody stopped for him. we would be stuck places for hours. he was doing magic tricks. i knew my dad was special speaking out for people who couldn't speak out for themselves. i have so much respect for him. you don't see that anymore, not only in athletes. there's not that many men you can compare to my father. when i think of my father, i think of nelson mandela. >> he was a loving father you're a loving mother. love the pictures you shared. especially the one with your boy and little girl and your dad wearing the birthday hat. what do you remember most? >> that was his last birthday. we all, again, luckily, all his kids and grandkids were there. we were with him in arizona and you know, he was bright-eyed and alert. he had a really great day. you know, i cherish those moments. my daughter sydney has a really, really close connection with him. she's always i want to go see papa. and you know, i'm always taking her to visit. she doesn't know who he is. she's only 5 years old. she's been saying since she was 3. so that's hard for me and these why i have to stay strong and teach them about celebrating life and all of that because it's a part of life. so, i'm happy they were able to spend that time with him. >> many of us remember that time, '96 olympics, 12 years since your father had been diagnosed with parkinson's disease, to see him light that flame, what strong message did that send to others, you think? >> he's angel. just to hold that torch and be shaking and not hiding his sickness and just showing that strength that he still has. he embodies so much. it was all in that one moment. people weren't expecting it. this man transcends everything there is and everybody just loves him. so, there's not anybody else like him. i don't think there ever will be. >> your father is going to be remembered for many things. i was rereading his memoir over the weekend and i like how he closed how he would be remembered. he said i guess i'd settle for being remembered only as a great boxer and a champion. and wouldn't mind if folks forgot how pretty i was. that was your dad. >> classic. >> classic muhammad ali. i'm glad you have those memories to cherish as many of us do. laila ali, always a pleasure to see you. all my best. >> thank you. >> take care. >> thank you, robin. i appreciate it. >> she was saying, a big tribute for him in louisville and she said her father was talking about it, he said, 10 million is not going be enough. not even 10 million. his exuberance and his love of life. >> an angel with a real powerful punch, i loved that. moving on the race to the white house. ahead of tomorrow night's big showdown between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in california. a trump super pac unleashed its first blistering attack on the clintons. as trump faces criticism over comments about judges. abc's tom llamas has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump not backing down or backing away from his view that a judge in one of his trump university lawsuits is biased against him because the judge is mexican-american. >> if you're saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> reporter: federal judge curiel gonzalo was born in indiana. his parents from mexico. >> this judge is giving us unfair rulings. now i say why. i'm building a wall, okay, it's a wall between mexico -- not another country -- >> he's from indiana. >> he's of mexican heritage and he's very proud of it. >> reporter: in interviews trump calling his reasoning commonsense and going even further. >> if it were a muslim judge did you feel they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly? because of that policy of yours? >> it's possible, yes. >> reporter: many top republicans don't agree. newt gingrich blasting him. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made and i think it's inexcusable. >> reporter: speaking of mistakes, hillary clinton admitting some fault of her private e-mail server on "this week" with george. >> i would say it's a mistake i wouldn't do it again. i would say the rules weren't clarified until i left. >> reporter: clinton and rival bernie sanders both in california on the eve of the last round of contests in their primary season. >> i believe the republican nominee should never get near the white house. >> reporter: but if hillary clinton wraps up tuesday with big victories she'll have to play catch-up with trump, already in general election mode. super pac out with this new stinging ad, it undercuts hillary with bill clinton. denying he had a sexual affair with monica lewinsky. >> i did not. >> i did not send classified material. >> not a single time. >> and i did not receive -- >> never. >> any material that was marked or designated classified -- >> i never told anybody to lie. >> reporter: and hillary clinton announcing a bit of good news, daughter chelsea close to giving birth to baby two. clinton saying it's going to happen some time early this summer, george. let's get to this with matt down. another win in puerto rico for hillary clinton. let's take a look at the delegate map right now. within 25 votes of those 2358 delegates she needs. certain to clinch it tomorrow night. the sanders' camp, what do they do after they close ranks, concede or fight on? >> homage to muhammad ali, way behind on points, it doesn't matter if you win the last round. i think that's all that bernie sanders is counting on. winning california and keeping that momentum going. i don't think it matters alt this point. everything's about unity. how quickly hillary clinton can unify the party. because she knows she's going to clinch tomorrow night at some point early in the evening. >> trump has already unified the republican party but even as he has you're seeing real agony. is there a force to answer about judges and other things. >> it's complicated in the course of this. it's like having johnny manziel as your starting quarterback and not being able to fire or get rid of him. he's a great talent. but you don't want to wake up with every day. and that's what they're dealing with. let's go to amy with the other top stories. starting with the breaking story out of phoenix. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting at a motel 6 in phoenix. the man walked in, opened fire, killing two people and critically injuring a third and carjacking two vehicles while trying to escape. police say he later shot himself and no word yet on a motive. overseas a rare attack in jordan, an important ally in the fight against isis. government officials say terrorists attack an office near the capital of amman. killing five employees, the attack comes on the first day of ramadan. and online group said it hacked into facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's linkedin, twitter accounts and pinterest. his passwords, apparently not too complicated considering he's a new dad, but we're not going to disclose it here. you can kind of figure it out though. and a brazen thief caught on camera, no monkeying around here. take a look at the suspect. he or she we're not sure sneaked into this jewelry store in india, pulled open the cash drawer and grabbed $150 before making a clean getaway. apparently that buys a lot of bananas. he went for the cash, smart monkey. >> i didn't know you were going to go for the bananas line. >> right there. >> i just did. shall we talk basketball, everybody? time for the nba finals. steph curry and golden state warriors just giving a beating to the cleveland cavaliers, 33 points last night. they're now up 2-0. t.j. holmes's in oakland's oracle arena. they did let you in today. good morning to you, teej. >> good morning. i don't know if the warriors are planning to come back here, they are shutting the place down. they even took the nets down, guys, that's how confident they are. they might be thinking sweep and after last night you may understand why. the two best teams with the two biggest stars but so far, a one-sided affair. >> curry steps back, three-pointer, that's good! >> reporter: steph curry and golden state warriors again dominated lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers beating them by 33 points in game two. >> we didn't win anything. no points in the game did we beat them at anything. >> reporter: as impressive as the warriors' win was, the warriors aren't impressed. >> we haven't won anything really. we took care of home-court advantage which is what we're supposed to do. >> reporter: the always-rowdy oracle crowd observed a moment of silence for muhammad ali. ♪ then a rousing rock rendition of the national anthem with carlos santana with his wife on the drums. i tried to talk to santana before his performance but once again, my interview was interrupted. >> shaq, c'mon man. i'm trying to work, man. i'm going to find a way to finish an interview. just one game, anything can happen. let's see if the cavs can get back on track. back to you. >> you're having a good time there, t.j.. >> game three wednesday night 9:00 eastern right here on abc. let's go back to ginger. fires in the west. >> the calabasas fire contained 80%. you can see the video there. a lot of people let back into their homes. select cities now brought to you by charmin. >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. we have mist and drizzle. slower sunshine. cooler today. the clouds return tomorrow. the coolest highs are friday and saturday. today we have 50s to low 60. mid-to-upper 60s in san francisco. 70's around the bay. mainly inland, 80s but for antioch and 90s. the clouds and drizzle and mid-to-upper 50s tone. my seven-day outlook shows temperatures are coming up -- muhammad ali in his own words, poetry in motion. we heard from laila, his daughter and we'll hear from others that knew him. they will join us live. some outrage over the stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault, was the sentence too lenient? 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wait until i kick foreman's behind! >> reporter: muhammad ali loved talking smack. >> float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> he was trying to psych me out. i was every name in the book. i was this and i was that, you know, and i said, wow. >> reporter: all of it just part of his plan of attack. >> starts to retreat. if he goes back, he'll end up in the side seat. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, san francisco. >> our thanks to david. joining us now from ft. lauderdale, florida, the only five-time heavyweight champion in boxing history evander holyfield and jeremy schaap. who spent time with ali. especially hi with his dad. good morning to you all. evander, i know that ali inspired you well before you stepped in the ring when you were a child, tell us about that. >> you know, when i was 8 years old, i was told i could be like ali and that's how things started with my boxing relationship. >> what kind of impact did you see ali have through the years? >> well -- you know, he's a man who was confident when he spoke. he was able to back up everything that he spoke about and which gave me courage to move up and try to be a champion like he was. >> and to stand up for yourself, that's something that he taught all of us to do. jeremy, many superstars, evander holyfield only five-time heavyweight champ. you're talking about michael jordan and tiger woods, but ali the global impact he had, how did that happen, jeremy? >> well, robin, from the very beginning he was popular beyond these shores, just a couple of days he won in february 1964, defeating sunny lester in that huge upset, he went to africa, he went to nigeria, he went to egypt, he laid the foundation then for his global popularity. he identified himself as african. he stood in opposition to the u.s. government at least in terms of the vietnam war. that gave him credibility. that gave him legitimacy in parts of the world and he quite literally took the world heavy weight champion around the world and made it globally. he fought in zurich, he fought in manila. he put the world in the world heavyweight championship that no one else had ever done before. >> and jeremy, something else that we had never seen before he was a self-promoter. now today's athletes try but he was a first back in the '60s and '70s. >> he was brash from the beginning and he liked self-promotion, he liked to tell everybody how great and how pretty he was. he learned that from wrestler gorgeous george. he was doing a radio appearance early in his career. he was be typically cassius clay at that time, brash. he didn't understand until gorgeous george talked about how he was going to kill his next opponent. he was going to murder him, massacre him, he was the prettiest of all time. he was the best of all time. he said i'm going to incorporate that into my act. of course no one ever did it better than ali. many things that he did that made him less popular of course, which included inducted into the armed services. >> right. that was all muhammad ali. and we spoke with laila ali in the first half-hour and the '96 olympics in atlanta, atlanta was your hometown, it was thought you were going to be the one. you even thought that. it was a big secret, wasn't it? >> definite a big secret. the most important thing when i found out it was ali i knew that was the passing of the torch, because it was unbelievable all the work he had done. >> yeah, it was very, very deserving. it certainly was. jeremy, i had the privilege of working with your father dick schaap and i know you and he spent some time with ali. what is your favorite muhammad ali story jeremy? >> robin, i think back to 1995 and frank bruno and mike tyson were fighting for the second time and we were at a party with ali watching the fight. some women fighting on the undercard. my father turned to ali and said, champ, what do you think of women fighting? ali whose voice who had turned raspy but so quick-witted. he turned to us and said, i only like it when they're fighting over me. >> the stories go on and on. >> nobody else could come up with that. >> you got a smile out of evander holyfield with that one. thank you both so much. >> thank you. let's get to amy with the big board. coming up on the big board, huge outrage this morning over a college athlete's sentence after he was convicted of sexual assault, his victim's powerful statement in court. what's going on with richard simmons? 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(announcer)you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. time now for the big board. team of insiders to weigh in on today's top topics. we begin with the outrage on a six-month sentence imposed on a former swimmer. he was convicted of sexual assault. his victim read a powerful victim statement. it's gone viral, more than 4 million views. dan abrams joins us now. let's start with that outrage. was the sentence too lenient? >> it was lenient. he was facing up to 14 years. prosecutors asked for six years. he asked for 4 months. the judge gave him six months. let's keep in mind that's exactly what the probation department recommended that six-month sentence. doesn't mean you shouldn't criticize it. the reality is that this judge accepted the probation department's recommendation of a six-month sentence and so when people are looking at this case, thinking about this case, getting angry about this case, it's not just the judge it's the probation department as well. >> dan, i want to read part of what the victim said, the fact that brock was a star athlete at at a prestigious university should not be seen as an entitlement to leniency but an opportunity to send a message that sexual assault is against the law regardless of social class. we know the message was heard, it was viewed. will anything be done with that? >> her statement was so eloquent. this case is getting so much attention because of her eloquence and her comments have been shared so much. so, i do think that's going to have an impact. i think she's having an impact with her words, her advocacy and her frustration at this sentence. this is one of those cases where it resonates beyond the courtroom where the impact can be felt in other courtrooms where people remember, remember that case about that stanford student, i think this one will have that kind of impact. >> the power of the court of public opinion. dan thank you very much for that. now to fitness guru richard simmons, he was just hospitalized and then he released this weekend after he exhibited bizarre behavior. larry hackett from "people" magazine joins us. what are you hearing about this? >> i spoke to his publicist last night. he said everything was fine and richard was home. later on they released a statement that richard said he was dehydrated over the weekend. that's why he was taken to the hospital. he issued a warning that summer is coming and make sure you're taking your liquids. this comes after several months of questions and concerns about what's going on with him. there was a story in march coming from a former personal assistant who claimed richard simmons' house keeper was keeping him under wraps, that she was practicing black magic. all kinds of outrageous claims. no one knows if this is true. the facts are he has not been seen in the public for two years, he has been suffering from some knee injuries. he's told the public he doesn't want to be outside. whether or not this is voluntary or under duress we just don't know. >> we did a couple of skype interviews after that article came out. it seemed like a hostage video at times. you're saying, there's no way to know exactly what's going on with him. >> hollywood has had cases like this. the casey kasem case. the sumner/redstone case. to some degree is sumner redstone case. we don't know are these serious or more like fighting in downton abbey? we just don't know. >> great to have you back. now turning to last night's miss usa pageant. kicked off with advice from steve harvey. he joked about the stumble he had at the miss universe pageant. take a look. >> the best thing i can tell you, no matter what happens under no circumstances do you say miss colombia. >> this is miss usa, so miss colombia is not even in it. >> i don't care, i don't care. don't go near it. don't mention colombia period, coffee, nothing. >> what if she's from district of columbia. >> just say she's from d.c. >> miss district of columbia did take on the crown. and the new owners focusing more on just physical beauty this year. >> alyssa campanella is joining us. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> was this pageant focused on getting to know more about the women than the evening gowns and pageantry. >> absolutely. my year at the miss usa, it was just two-hour show, now it's three hours. that way to make it more about the girls. showcase their stories, their backgrounds where they came from. for example, miss d.c. now miss usa, not only is she a beautiful girl she has a great backstory, she proudly serves in the military. her family proudly serves in the military and they're showcasing she's more than just an beauty queen. >> yeah and her answer on serving the military was really powerful last night. the questions were tough. including one that got some boos to miss hawaii. take a look at this. >> if the election were held tomorrow, would you vote hillary clinton or donald trump for president and why would you choose one over the other? >> i would get that right. >> you heard the boos right there. they didn't like the fact that she was being put on the spot like that? >> she was being put on the spot. it's pretty daring of a question to ask a contestants live on television. with an international audience as well. whether you're trump, clinton or sanders, to ask contestant who they're voting for basically should be a personal preference and should keep it private. my mom never tells me who she votes for. >> her answer was very eloquent. >> it was. she obviously didn't feel comfortable saying who she would vote for. the way she answered the question was the way ms. usa should answer the question. which is to be politically correct and not offend anyone. but show your opinion as best you can. >> you can't blame her for not wanting to offend half the audience. thank you all very much. great to have you today. thanks to dan, larry and alyssa. coming up in two minutes, our hot shot of the day. the massive crowd coming out for kanye west overnight, they had to shut the whole concert down. and bobby brown is opening up to robin roberts about losing his daughter and whitney houston. we'll be right back. his daughter and whitney houston. we'll be right back. sfx: smack! flock together, and let the fun fly! because angry birds are coming to mcdonald's. how ya doin'? 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here's how one couple balanced the scales. with warm temps come bathing suits. a show of skin that can bring some serious anxiety to some. like this couple, they met while studying abroad in paris. >> i was shoving croissants down my throat and he was training for marathons. >> reporter: though the couple looks picture-perfect here, hannah admits her insecurities get a workout when she wears a bikini next to her marathon-running beau. >> i hate dreading bathing suit season. i do feel seft-conscious at the beach next to somebody who's so active. >> reporter: and they're not alone. experts say it's not uncommon for couples to feel anxiety when one person doesn't feel as attractive as their partner. >> it can be tough on a couple if one or both members don't feel comfortable with their bodies. talk with each other about how you feel and work through insecurities together. >> reporter: the young couple saying communication has been key to helping them avoid conflicts around the issue. >> hi's seen some serious meltdowns. i'm shopping and nothing looks good, it breaks you down emotionally. >> just celebrating what i love about her is i know that brings confidence to her. >> reporter: ultimately it might be scary to bare it all at the beach. but experts say it's important to find qualities you love about yourself. >> you love the way your shoulders look, strong in this bikini that you love. you love that your legs can power you through a long walk. that will bring your whole self-image up. >> feeling confident in my chest and my curviness and just knowing that's unique who i am. and celebrating that has helped overpower the insecurities. >> reporter: and that newfound confidence shines through. >> you know, how she feels and how i feel, you feed off of each other. she's got this different strut about her when she's feeling more confident and i love it. >> and, of course, body image can be an issue for men as well as women. but they're great examples to all couples out there about how communication can turn insecurity into empowerment. lara. >> jesse, thank you. joining us is now is demetria lucas, she's the author of a new book "don't waste your pretty" i love that title. that's what we're talking about because we saw a gorgeous couple. nothing to worry about but to her, there was. how do you start that conversation? >> you know, just be honest with your mate. like, hey, i'm not feeling gorgeous right now. i'm not feeling sexy. i need some encouragement, build me up a little bit. instead of fishing for compliments. >> so, you're looking for a little build-up from your partner, how do you give yourself that internal pep talk? >> sometimes we're so negative when we talk to ourselves. we hear a friend say, like, oh, i feel like i look bad and i feel like i'm unattractive. your friend will always build you up. so, talk to yourself like you would to someone you love like yourself. >> do you have a mantra that you advised to people, three simple sentences or even one simple sentence? when you look in the mirror. >> i am enough, that's it. i am enough. if you need to put jewelry on, if you need makeup or sun glasses, in addition to what you already are. >> i am enough, i love it. talking about clothing, any advice on what to wear and not to wear? what to stay away from. >> one of the things, if you're talking a beach body, if you're feeling not confident then stay away from something that bares your midriff. you don't want to beach -- be on the beach covering up. if you're a guy, this is not the time to wear the speedos. you know, wear the long shorts, break them out. put on some jewelry, sunglasses, do something that makes you feel beautiful. they're there for the beach not for you. >> right. it is not a runway. >> exactly. >> all right, i love that advice. thank you very much. speaking of body beautiful, we need to get to ginger zee. >> right over here. hey, lara, michaela is here from houston. give me ha big high-five. all right. and look at this, the national cherry queen bringing us a cherry pie. this is a good morning here in times square but not as great in florida, tropical storm colin right now in the gulf of mexico, you see those feeder bands outside of it. flash flooding is the main threat. there's the track late tonight is when it makes landfall. flooding concerns for the next 24 to 36 hours. that's the big picture. >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. we have mist and drizzle. slower sunshine. cooler today. the clouds return tomorrow. the coolest highs are friday and saturday. today we have 50s to low 60. mid-to-upper 60s in san francisco. 70's around the bay. mainly inland, 80s but for antioch and 90s. the clouds and drizzle and mid-to-upper 50s tone. my seven-day outlook shows temperatures are below average >> oh, i love this crowd this >> oh, i love this crowd this morning. coming up the best food for your baby and how to get past picky eating. all that coming up next on "good morning america." "good morning america." coming up next on "good morning america." now from abc7 news. it's 8:27. we're getting down to the wire. bernie sanders and clinton in the bay area. something ahead of tomorrow's primary. sanders starts today with an event and followed by a free concert and dave matthews band. it's a rally in hay worth. let's go over to sue hall and sue st. the morning commute rally. yeah, it depends on where you are. we have areas of red and then we had an earlier motorcycle down and that's clear, but we're seeing the delays back and north 101 and san harrah rosa just before the downtown aerks we're seeing slow traffic as good morning and thanks for sticking around temperatures in the mid-50s and 60s. not feeling the drizzle and then the clouds will roll back to the coast and the rest will hang around and temperatures not as hot as they were and much cooler by thursday and friday. >> thank you mike. another local news update here in 30 minutes and always on the news app and abc7.com. we hope that you join natasha zouves, ♪ouves, ♪ i want you to want me ♪ and if you want me girl you got it ♪ oh, we want to see more of that, amy and her daughter showing us their musical.ly to jason derulo's "want you to want me." zwl don't i look so enthusiastically when i do it? my daughters do it over and over. >> all day long. >> she's killing it. >> your turn now, we're going to launch a musical.ly challenge. we'll tell you all the details in just a minute. but first, here's a look at the app that has millions dancing. >> the eruption of the app musical.ly has reached a boiling fever pitch. 80 million users, or musers as they're called, are on a social media app with 11 million 15-second videos created and shared each day. lip-syncing or dancing to their favorite hits. some even re-enacting comedy classics. once recorded, the app lets you edit speed of the video, add filters and then share the hilarious results with other users. superstar singers like ariana grande and jason derulo are getting in on the fun. but the best part are the challenges, allowing each other to show off their skills and prove who really does it best. and this morning, "good morning america" is launching the most epic musical.ly challenge yet. >> just say, "gma," get ready to wiggle. >> that's right, we're launching a giant musical.ly challenge. here how it all works. download the musical.ly app, open the discover page and search for "gma" record your musical.ly, submit it using the #gmachallenge. you can win a trip to new york and win two tickets to see demi lovato and nick jonas. on their future now concert tour. >> come on. >> and guess who started it all off for us, jason derulo. he has a special message for us. >> "gma," get ready to wiggle. kick off this "gma" challenge. can't wait to see what you come up with to win it all. >> we can't wait, either. you can get more information on the contest rules on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. our kids are all knocked out. you have to be 16 or order. it closes wednesday. so, get to work. all right, i'm going to get to work right now. we got some baby love and baby food and a lot of babies. hello. this is dr. tanya altman, she has a plan to make sure your kids get the nutrition they need. the secret to saying good-bye to picky eating for good. we have some new moms here. with a lot of questions. first, we want to ask you, parents who are concerned with childhood obesity, what can you do from an early age to get them eating right? >> so, following my plan will help your kids develop a healthy relationship with food and avoid weight issues later on in life. >> some of the things you should do, starting a very early age, 6 months. >> skip the baby food aisle. it's healthier and less expensive to make baby food at home. at 6 months of age, start with scrambled or hard-boiled eggs, a great source of protein and iron, important for an infant's brain development. >> that's fantastic. >> we have yogurt here. babies love yogurt. i love it because it has calcium. >> avocado. >> avocado's a healthy source of fat for brain and heart development for all ages. supereasy to puree it. feed your baby, they might make a funny face when they eat it. it can take at least 10 to 12 times for a child to accept a new food. so, you want to keep showing it to them and let them help prepare it. throw food and veggies to make smoothies. you can make cute shapes out of fruit and you can steam and cut veggies into tiny pieces and dip them into hummus. >> i got my kids liking some of this. we have some audience questions. we have rachel from connecticut. go ahead, rachel. >> good morning. this is santino, he's having some trouble with orange veggies specifically, sweet potatoes and carrots. what are some tricks to introduce these foods into his diet successfully? >> well, keep offering it. you can mix it with other veggies that he likes in the blender that he likes. >> he likes microphones. next we have tamika and marley. >> good morning. >> our question is, how do we prevent her from developing a sweet tooth too early? >> that's a great question, avoid juices and other sweet-tasting beverages. get her used to the taste of plain water at this age. she'll grow up to love plain water. >> we all know that she's sweet enough. aren't you, oh, she's so cute. thank you so much, dr. tanya, great tips for everyone. ginger, were you paying attention? >> yes, i was paying attention. we just started peas. he's liking it. every time he takes a bite he's all right, we have to check out the forecast. it's beautiful out here this morning. gorgeous day, look it, mid-80s. philadelphia, starts in the mid to upper 80s today, stops -- >> good morning, i am abc 7 news, meteorology, meteorologist mike nicco with the profit. 65 in san francisco, 70s and 80s for most of us, another day of 90s inland, and check out my cooling trend with below average temperatures >> and all that weather is brought to you by ihop. george. >> thank you, ginger. we have an exclusive sneak peek at tonight's bachelorette. men center stage tonight. they're going to do a little standup. also opening up about their love lives on the season's first group date. abbie boudreau went behind the scenes with jojo for this preview. >> reporter: the bachelorette and the many men may be an undeniably sexy bunch. >> there's so much hotness right now. >> reporter: but what happens when they have to talk about it, sex that is. >> love has no secrets. >> reporter: the guys trying to impress jojo with a stand-up comedy routine all about their love lives. but before the date even begins, chad is already causing trouble. >> are you trying to insinuate that i'm stupid, jordan? >> no, nothing really comes out of your mouth -- >> you're a 27-year-old failed football player. >> reporter: the tension in the house is no laughing matter. but their attempt at comedy certainly is. >> in high school, most people -- it's like, everybody wants to be the person who loses the virginity, the first person who has sex -- >> it's like stand-up comedy meets improv meets tell the most embarrassing story. >> reporter: but the laughter quickly turning into nerves. in this sneak peek clip, evan uses his time in the spotlight to call out chad again. >> steroid usage, overdose, steroid withdrawal, the girl i'm trying to date is nagging me. >> evan is essentially implying that chad takes steroids. >> reporter: the bachelorette doing her best to keep the mood light. >> park the car, hop in the back and i'm feeling good, we have like k.c. and jojo playing in background. >> hey, it's a competition. you'll see the bachelorette tonight right here on abc and see an expanded sneak peek on our website. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. coming up right here -- buddy valastro is going to fix those dessert fails. that is next. that is next. >> how we doing? 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[ cheers and applause ] >> he's been hard at work all morning helping our viewers and he's busy, in the middle of shooting his new show. buddy, thank you. how many seasons is it now? >> now, we just signed up for 9 and 10, so, going strong. >> we're going to help out victoria. >> absolutely. >> tell us what happened here. >> i was making this cake for my nephew's first birthday, all of a sudden, the tiers started collapsing and slipping everywhere. i didn't know what to do, so, that's where you come in. >> honestly, a couple of mistakes people make at home you can't just stack a cake on top of each other. because of the fact that you have to put some support in it. gravity and weight will make it sink. one thing you have to do is take little straws, cut them into sizes and if you don't have straws you can do like chop sticks or different things like that -- actually, this is the wrong size, let me cut this a little bit. so, we cut this so it's right -- oops, we're going to stick that in. we're going to take a little bit of buttercream, this is going to be the glue to make our tier stick together. so, i'm going to take this and each cake needs to have its own cardboard underneath. okay, so, we drop that on there. now this thing's not going anywhere. that's it. it can stand up, no problem. and not too much icing. too much icing weighs it down and if you're using buttercream, refrigerate the cake periodically, that will firm up the butter in the buttercream. think about a stick of butter out of the refrigerator, it's nice and stiff. icing is the same thing. >> all right. >> thank you. >> before we get to henry, oh, henry, i have been waiting to say that. we have a twitter question from ann, is there a trick to getting the same cupcake shape throughout the entire batch to make them even? >> absolutely. use an ice cream scooper to scoop out the cupcake batter and then pour it in. >> about how high? >> you always go three-quarters of the cupcake wrapper. so, it's got room to expand and another great trick, if you want flat cupcakes so you can really decorate, lower the oven temperature by about 25 degrees. >> what does that do? >> that's going to actually keep it from popping and ridesing. if you want a dome on a cupcake or a muffin, put it the oven at 375. flat in the evening, 350. >> we're learning so much. okay, henry, what was your cupcake fail? what happened here? >> i was making strawberry shortcake cupcakes for my girlfriend's graduation. i tried to google it, and that didn't work. i failed on that. >> i hope she didn't break up with you after those. i'm teasing. i'm teasing. >> come on. >> a for effort. the trick was, i think you baked them with a jelly in the batter, okay, you have to bake the cupcake fully first, okay, and then take a paring knife and hollow out the middle so you have a little space for the jelly. and then use the piping bag to kind of fill the center and what's great about this -- don't be afraid to use a piping bag because the piping bag will actually make it easier to inject it inside. but you can do caramel, ganache, apricot, anything you want. and then we're going to put a swirl of buttercream. come on, you can do it. you can do it. come on, henry, redeem yourself. get in there, amy. little strawberry on top. >> come on. >> come on, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> give it a taste test, amy. >> that's it. >> it's really good. >> wonderful. victoria and henry, you're all set now? >> yeah. >> good stuff. >> what's the worst dessert fail that you have ever had? >> the carousel cake that we had, we put together, and we got to venue, we opened the door and it was all over the truck. >> you gave it the old college try. >> it hurt. >> but it was still delicious. >> it was still delicious. >> right. >> thank you. tegan and sara are out here performing one of the hottest songs of the summer, next. come on back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. to the women who know he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. look at that pie chart! boom! you've never seen a number like that! you feel me lois? i'm feeling you. yeah you do! let's do this! watch out he just had a whole thimble full of coffee... woot! woot! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com. la... quinta! yeah! quin♪ ♪yeah! so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing, even a ufh2o. 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ tell you that i love you that i can't hold back ♪ ♪ the feeling that you give me wanna give it right back ♪ ♪ i know you always win at this particular game ♪ ♪ i need to know the rules if you want me to play ♪ ♪ you treat me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ and trust me like -- like a very best friend ♪ ♪ you kiss me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ you call me up like you want your best friend ♪ ♪ you turn me on like you want your boyfriend ♪ ♪ i don't want to be your secret anymore ♪ ♪ i'm trying to be honest 'cause i can't relax ♪ ♪ oh, when i get around you i can't hide the fact ♪ ♪ i let you take advantage because it felt so good i blame myself for thinking we both understood ♪ ♪ you treat me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ and trust me like -- like a very best friend ♪ ♪ you kiss me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ you call me up like you want your best friend ♪ ♪ you turn me on like you want your boyfriend ♪ ♪ i don't want to be your secret anymore ♪ ♪ don't wanna, don't wanna play the crying game do you feel the same? you feel the same ♪ ♪ don't wanna, don't wanna spin the bottle again ♪ ♪ do you feel the same? you feel the same ♪ ♪ you treat me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ and trust your me like -- like a very best friend ♪ ♪ you kiss me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ you call me up like you want your best friend, you turn me on like you want your boyfriend ♪ ♪ i don't want to be your secret anymore ♪ ♪ you treat me like your boyfriend and trust me like a -- like a very best friend ♪ ♪ you kiss me like your boyfriend ♪ ♪ you call me up like you want your best friend ♪ ♪ you turn me on like you want your boyfriend ♪ ♪ i don't want to be your secret anymore ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers a "good morning america" is brought to you by walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. thank you to tegan and sara, big summer hit coming up. glad you could share it with us today. thank you for watching, everyone. have a great week, have a great monday! 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