i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i want to begin this half hour with an apology for bianna golodryga's bad puns. >> i didn't think it was so bad. >> i know. it was in the teleprompter. this whole kentucky fried chicken thing is interesting, because it's a generational shift. some of the young kids have grown up with chicken tenders and they don't want to eat off the bone anymore. the colonel would not be happy with this. good morning, everybody. i'm dan harris. this is saturday, april 6th. >>> also this morning, "general hospital" celebrating its 50th anniversary. we have combed through the archives and found a whole cavalcade of stars who appeared on this show. there's one right there. prepare to be surprised with what we show you coming up later this morning. >> dame taylor. >>> also, big news for halle berry. why her next project won't be in the theaters. that's all coming up next, but we do begin with a hollywood prank getting out of hand. celebrity s.w.a.t.'ing. bogus 911 calls that send the los angeles police swarming to the homes of big named stars but after a week of prank calls, p

i'm bianna golodryga. that city finally getting a well-deserved good night's sleep. >> good morning, everybody. i'm dan harris. as a boston boy, i watched those celebration, i felt it in my gut. ere for much of the week.n the mixture of fear, and anger, and pride at how boston came together in the wake of this disaster is palpable. and ron claiborne, a guy whoas also spent a lot of time in boston, will talk about that. coming up later in this half hour. >>> also coming up, on the trail of the alleged marathon bombers. our abc news correspondent traveling to a remote region of russia called dagestan, looking for clues about the backgrounds of the two brothers suspected in these attacks. >> one small town in russia where i spoke to their father yesterday. >>> also, we examine the role of social media during this drama. how it helped solve the case. and how it helped manage a city keep on lockdown for an entire day. >> the role of technology fascinating in this ongoing story. >>>let get right, though, to what

. >> hi there, dan and bianna. we're going to start with good news for your wallet and all those americans out there who drive cars. gas prices are falling again. prices at the pump dropped another 7 cents a gallon in the past week, falling to a national average of $3.53 a gallon. experts say that the prices may keep dropping because oil prices keep falling. oil prices are expected to rise only slightly for the busy summer driving season. >>> and authorities in texas have expanded their investigation into a man considered a person of interest in the murder of those two prosecutors near dallas, texas. state and federal agents searched a storage facility saturday night linked to former justice of the peace, eric williams. williams was arrested on saturday morning, and charged with making a terroristic threat. his home was searched friday. but he's not been named as a suspect in those murders. >>> and heavy snow is hampering the search for a missing snowshoer, swept up by an avalanche outside of seattle, washington. i

good morning, reena. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. oh, the tea leaves. she is soaring in national polling working on a book about her time as secretary of state but perhaps the biggest indication hillary clinton is running for president is simply that she hasn't said no. >> probably a good idea to just find out how tired i am. >> reporter: will she or won't she? >> i am not thinking about anything like that right now. >> reporter: 2016 watchers already looking for clues. >> what's next? >> reporter: friday at the women in the world summit hillary clinton offered this. >> so many of the countries that threaten regional and global peace are the very places where women are deprived of dignity and opportunity. >> reporter: highlighting the need to empower women across the world. no specific mention of the need to getting a woman in here. >> whoo! >> reporter: but the pressure has begun. >> i think it's really important that we see strong women leaders showing us what we can do. >> reporter: there's already a super pac ready for hillary but could she redeem 2

dan, bianna, back to you. >> thanks, ty. appreciate it. >>> a lot of other news overnight, as we said, and as always, we go back to mr. ron claiborne for the latest. >> hi again, dan and bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> we have breaking news. a plane crashed in bali, indonesia, this morning overshooting the runway and ending up in the water. nearly 200 people were on board that plane, but there were only minor injuries. no one was killed. the cause of that crash is still unclear. >>> and now to that vicious attack outside of a 7-eleven store in southern california. a man was set on fire inside his parked car after he refused to give money to a homeless man. this was the scene near los angeles at rush hour. cars ablaze in a convenience store parking lot. >> officers were dispatched to a car on fire right here at the 7-eleven. that's what they originally thought that they were coming to but when they arrived, they found that there was a man who had actually been on fire. >> reporter: eyewitness ed bolack described the horri

alongside bianna golodryga. on sunday, april 21st. >>> the internet campaign catching fire for the guy who owns that boat. the one that got all shot up during confrontation with police with the bombing suspect hiding inside, the surprise that could be heading his way. >>> but we'll start this morning with the latest from boston and byron pitts is on scene this morning. in front of the hospital where the suspect is being treated alongside, by the way, some of the victims of the bombings. byron, good morning to you. we have been taking a look at this new video that has gotten released overnight. can you walk us through step by step of what the video shows? >> reporter: sure, dan. we get to see the role technology played in this investigation. this video comes from the state police helicopter, it shows the final tense moments of the man hunt. stun grenades exploding as police move in to capture 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. the pictures show that, as the 19-year-old steps out of the boat, police make their arrest

. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. six local boston churches will hold an interfaith service later today. meantime, law enforcement is focused on suspect number two, here at beth israel hospital. this morning, police and federal agents are anxiously waiting to question the man who sparked nearly a weeklong man hunt. overnight this new video was released showing that final tense showdown, stun guns exploding as police move in to get dzhokhar tsarnaev. he's in serious but stable condition. his injuries preventing him from speaking. >> i think i and all of the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons, that the suspect survives. because we have a million questions. >> reporter: questions like, was there anybody else involved? in his and his brother's alleged attack of the boston mar than monday. dzhokhar tsarnaev he likely face federal charges and he's involved in the shooting of the m.i.t. officer as well as carjacking. all of which happened just hours before he and his brother, taermlan tsarnaev, ta

. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. well, the u.s. confirmed to abc news no deaths have been reported. all the passengers and crew on board survived this plane crash. officials say at least 20 passengers were taken to a local hospital with head wounds and broken bones, minor injuries. here's what happened. a lion airplane, indonesia's largest privately run airplane carry at least 100 people on board flying the 1 1/2-hour flight heading to bali, as it was coming in to land it overran the runway ditching straight into the sea. the plane has a large crack in its body probably from the impact but what caused the plane to skid off the runway is still unclear. the one saving grace it happened so close to the airport that emergency services were able to get to the passengers quickly. but, you know, it's not uncommon to survive plane crashes. one statistic to bear in mind according to the u.s. government is that 95% of passengers in plane accidents actually make it out alive. >> that's a fascinating statistic. lama hasan, thank you. >>> bad n

dan and bianna? >> four days later they're still finding people. >> these western clothing labels this is an angle we will need to pursue. thank you very much, muhammad. >> let's go to ron with more top stories developing this morning. good morning, ron. >> hi there, dan and bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with tough talk on syria from president obama. the president responding to new evidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people. is there enough evidence to act? reena ninan joins us from washington with the latest on this. good morning, reena. >> reporter: good morning, ron. the president's comments were loaded with caveats. calling the assessment preliminary. with varying degrees of confidence about whether sarin was used. one source telling me overnight, with so much uncertainty, who fired what and at whom? what is the motivation? these are key questions. >> if it is established, that syria was using chemical weapons against their own people, what exactly

dan and bianna? >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn to kobe bryant, out for the rest of the season after suffering a serious injury driving to the hoop friday night. his recovery could take up to a year. that's a best-case scenario. fans are hoping it's not the end to kobe's storied career. brandi hitt is in l.a. >> reporter: kobe bryant's surgery was successful. he posted these two photos on ini instagram right before his operation. he may have played his final game of his career. the moment it happened, kobe bryant knew. >> achilles. >> reporter: the nba great grabbed the back of his ankle in pain. injury to the tendon that attaches the back of the heel. one of the most severe injuries an athlete can suffer. >> terrible. terrible feeling, man. >> reporter: and the pain on bryant's face after friday's game against the warriors said it all. >> i made that move a million times. just popped. >> reporter: the first to ever join the nba out of high school, vented in a facebook post. writing, now, i'm s

and i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, april 28th. >>> also this morning, wait until you see what this dog is doing in the bathroom and why his manners are better than most humans'. >> that is coming up in "fixation." >>> also, most kids don't have sophisticated palates, but this kid is eating truffles, among other things, he's a 4-year-old food critic, he's going viral this weekend. we'll hear from him coming up in "fixation." >>> but first this half-hour the all-out search for a young mom who vanished. she was working the late shift at a gas station. her keys and purse still on the counter. her family publicly pleading for help. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. the disappearance happened in a quiet michigan, suburb, considered so safe, the gas station had no security cameras. police are trying to take down tips to figure out what happened. and as you can imagine, her family is devastated. >> if somebody did take her, i wish they would just drop her someplace so they could she come home. >> reporter

dan and bianna. >> thank you. so scary, because these are the people we are supposed to trust every time we travel. >>> let's go back to linsey davis with the other stories. making headlines this morning. of course she's in for ron claiborne. good morning. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news this morning, the pentagon is delaying a missile test this week because of the tense standoff with north korea. defense secretary chuck hagel put off the long-planned test that it could be misinterpreted. and worsen the crisis. >>> and questions of jay-z and beyonce's trip to cuba. they were celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary. two lawmakers are asking the treasury department to look into the trip. it's still illegal for u.s. citizens to visit cuba for tourism. >>> roger ebert will be laid to rest tomorrow in chicago. a memorial tribute this thursday. ebert died this past thursday just two days after revealing his cancer had returned. >>> and finally, people all over the world, got out a little aggression saturday

and i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, april 28th. >>> wait until you see what this dog is doing in the bathroom and why his manners are better than most humans >>> most kids don't have sfigs kated palette but this kid is eating truffles, among others things, he's 4-year-old food critic, he's going viral this weekend. we'll hear from him coming up in "fixation." >>> but first this half-hour the all-out search for a young man who vanished. she was working the late shift at a gas station. >> reporter: on good morning, dan and bianna. the disappearance happened in a quiet michigan community. as you imagine, her family is devastated. >> if somebody did take her, i wish they would just drop her someplace. >> reporter: the 25-year-old jessica has still not come home after working the late shift at this exxon gas station friday night. the mother of a young child vanished without a trace. her purse and car keys left behind. the cleaning supplies that she took out at closing time, are still on the counter. >> this is n

i'm bianna golodryga. that city finally getting a well-deserved good night's sleep. >> good morning, america. as a boston boy, i felt it in my gut. the mixture of fear, and anger, and pride at how boston came together is palpable. and ron claiborne, a guy who has also spent a lot of time in boston, will talk about that. >>> also coming up, on the trail of the marathon bombers. our abc news correspondent traveling to dagestan looking for clues about the backgrounds of the brothers. >> one small town in russia where i spoke to their father yesterday. >>> we examine the role of social media during the drama. how it helped manage a case and how it helped keep a city on lockdown for an entire day. >> let's get right to what we're learning this morning. new details about how the manhunt finally ended with the second suspect found bloody in a boat in a backyard in watertown, massachusetts, right outside boston. brian ross is in boston this morning. outside the hospital where the suspect is right now. brian, good

dan and bianna. >> thank you. so scary, because these are the people we are supposed to trust. >>> let's go back to linsey davis with the other stories. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news this morning the pentagon is delaying a missile test this week because of the tense standoff with north korea. defense secretary chuck hagel put off the long test that it could be misinte interpreted. >>> and questions of jay-z and beyonce's trip to cuba. they're asking the treasury department to look into the trip. it's still illegal for u.s. citizens to visit cuba for tourism. >>> roger ebert will be laid to rest tomorrow in chicago. ebert died this past thursday just two days after revealing his cancer had returned. >>> finally, people all over the world, got a little aggression on international pillow fight day. who makes this stuff up? >> where are our pillows? >> that would be perfect for you and dan. >> now time for weather and the ginger zee. >> television moments. we miss them all the time. let's start with one that

. >>> let me bring bianna golodryga in. moment ago, you spoke with the father of dzhokhar. >> he was in shocked. he wasn't screaming. we spoke on the phone for 10 minutes, 15 minutes. he didn't expect this to happen. two sons and two daughters, all four living in the u.s., two daughters living in new york. the sons in boston. tam tam tamerlan is a father himself. he has a 3-year-old daughter. all coming from a man who told me he was their father. the 3-year-old daughter's name is zahara. all concern and focus is on this younger son. >> he believes his sons were set up but he had a very important for his son on the loose if he's listening right now. >> that's right. he said, give up, give up, you have a bright future ahead of you, come to us, come home to russia. he's also convinced that their sons weren't involved in this. all of this is a huge surprise to him. >> his older had been killed and his response. >> he was in shock, what shocked me was that he had spoken with his sons a few days ago after the apparent bombings we

bianna and dan, these baristas are much more than the people who misspell your name on your morning latte order. they are experts, competing in what they say is an intense science and art form. it has the competitive feel of a spectator sport. but here, victory tastes so much sweeter. baristas from small companies and cafes coast-to-coast, have come to boston to battle for the title of u.s. barista champion. >> it's a huge deal. in this community, the champion is regarded as almost like a cult figure. >> reporter: the piping hot national competition gives each of the 47 pros have 15 minutes to brew and woo the judges, who are closely scrutinizing their

bianna. >>> good morning, josh. good morning, everyone at home. we begin with discouraging news about the economy. we've just learned only 88,000 jobs were created last month, the fewest in nine months and because so many people stopped looking for work, the unemployment rate actually dropped slightly to 7.6%. one reason for the slowdown in hiring, those government spending cuts that took effect last month. >>> turning overseas u.s. officials now believe north korea has positioned a second missile on its eastern coast and say a launch could come at any time, the missiles have a 2,000-mile range which could threaten u.s. allies as far away as guam and okinawa and they're urging diplomats to leave the country. >>> and here at home an arrest in connection with the killing of colorado's top prison official. accused white supremacist james lohr has been captured in colorado springs. authorities say he and thomas guolee who remains on the list were in frequent contact with the many suspect in the murder of tom clements. officials are investigating wheth

bianna golodryga, with this. good morning. >>> good morning, everyone. good morning, everyone at home. we begin with a health alert this morning. the fda is now blocking certain kinds of cucumbers from entering the country after a salmonella outbreak. dozens of people have become sick. most of them in california. officials have traced the cucumbers to two suppliers in mexico. says they were distributed by a company called tricar sales based in arizona. >>> if you do shopping online, this next story will hit home. we're one step closer to being forced to pay sales tax on items we buy online. abc's rebecca jarvis is here to explain. >> reporter: a proposal to require online retailers to collect state and local sales tax has just cleared a major hurdle. senators have agreed to end debate on the so-called marketplace fairness act, setting up a final vote early next month. now, it remains uncertain if the house will go along with it. but the president supports it. so, there is a real possibility that this could become reality. what does it mean? well, right n

let's go to bianna golodryga on the phone right now with us, as well. you speak russian, i know that and you have spoken to the father. >> i spoke with their father and spoke with him 10, 15 minutes. he is aware of what's happening in boston. he is watching it on television. he is in utter shock and both of his sons terlan and dzhokhar would never do such things. tamerlan is also the father of a 3-year-old daughter, i am told. amzort moved back and lived in massachusetts for ten years and moved back to russia for health reasons. he did tell me, george, that he did speak with both of his sons, of course, these are his words, not mine, tell you what he told me. police said he spoke with both of his sons following the bombings in boston on monday, monday evening. he asked them if they were there in the vicinity. they said no, they don't attend such things much they were very calm. no reason for him to assume they were somehow involved. he also said they had no involvement with any organizations, very calm, very bright students focused a lot on schoolwork.

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bianna? >> unbelievable. jeff, thank you. >>> we turn to an astonishing discovery here in new york city. a piece of landing gear found in an alley near the world trade sent person where the metal is believed to have fallen from is quite remarkable, john. >> reporter: remarkable indeed. authorities believe it came from one of the planes that crashed into the world trade center. it's lodged in an alley behind me. because this construction site for a mosque hasn't been touched for more than a decade, authorities don't know how it got here. police are on guard, treating it as a crime scene. investigators this morning are puzzled by an alarming discovery. look at this metal part of an airplane, believed to be landing gear from one of the hijacked jum poe gets that crashed into the world trade towers. >> after a long period of time, i'm amazed. >> reporter: it's wedged between two buildings just a few blocks from ground zero. >> the space between the two buildings is 18 inches. the part has been measured to be five

bianna? >> you remember, this is a 19-year-old boy, described as o, you think about how many hours and days he's probably gone without food or water or sleep. who knows. and the fact he was still able to remain alive for so many hours wounded. if that's a fact. >> and pierre, just from your law enforcement sources, and i know they are always careful to keep their equilibrium in these moments. can you hear in their voices the relief? >> reporter: i absolutely can, diane. i absolutely can tell you that law enforcement officials are breathing a sigh of relief in terms of the suspect , this particular suspect no longer posing a threat in that area. they are very, very happy about that. but one official said, there's a lot more work to be done. we need to know if there's an ongoing threat. if there are other people out there. they hope to begin to get those answers, if the young man can survive. >> i want to go back to mary so the phone with us, also an eye witness and lives on the street. mary, i

so let's meet, bianna, diana, denise, sydney, has it been fun? >> yes. >> you guys have been working with the choreographer. can we see a little bit of it? national television audience. here we go. take a little peek. a little peek. ♪ don't wanna break your heart wanna give your heart a break ♪ ♪ i know you're scared is wrong ♪ ♪ like you might make a mistake. ♪ there's just one life to live and there's no time to wait ♪ ♪ to wait so, let me give >> i know this song. ♪ so turn around and see who it is my gosh oh my gosh ♪ >> hi. how are you? night to meet you. >> ah. >> hello. >> so i think you might be the only one who actually noticed that you were singing with demi lovato. >> i didn't know it was demi lovato. >> i'm here. >> how are you guys doing? >> i'm shaking. >> that was so good. >> demi, what did you think? >> that was so good. >> so i hope you don't feel overly judged. she will be, i believe, performing this for us, in fact, you guys -- oh, gosh. sorry. >> no, don't cry. don't cry, don't cry. >> there we go. >> don't

bianna golodryga takes a look at this one for us. >> reporter: these four women are on a mission to fight an enemy so many of us must confront. eye bags. their kep of choice, a tear trough treatment. >> ten minutes later, they come out, no dark circles. it lasts for two years, three years, four years. >> reporter: that's right. in just ten mint outs, go there this to this. >> this is a fountain of youth for the eyes. >> reporter: check out the results for this 27-year-old. >> wow, it's awesome. >> reporter: and this 40-year-old. >> i can see it's much moother both sides. >> reporter: a natural look attracted 42-year-olde esther. this is her before treatment. and after. smoother underneath. cheeks filled out. the dark circles diminished. i caught up with melissa just before her treatment. what do you think you're going come out with? >> what i'm hoping to come out with is to not wear makeup. >> you wear it just for this purpose? >> correct. >> if you have big bags, you need surgery. people with mild bags, it's way to fill in the hollow. it's not reducing it but making it less visible. >> r

and the power of social media brought us together and kept us connected. >> thank you, bianna. we appreciate it. >>> coming up more from boston. we will talk to the eyewitnesses just ten feet from the exp >>> and we are back here in boston, i am here with david able, "the boston globe." thank you for joining us, david. you were right on the finish line at the moment the first blast went off. tell us about what you saw. >> right. so i was there taking video as runners were coming in when i felt the ground shake and i heard a passive pop, and i saw a large plume of smoke. took me a while to figure out exactly what was happening. >> any sense of what it could be? >> you know, a lot of people have asked me this question at this point. first the normal thing filtered through your mind was it a gas explosion? was it a malfunctioning piece of equipment? was it celebratory gunfire for the incoming runners in jubilation? but as soon as the smoke cleared and there was a second blast, we knew what had happened. >> you saw the injured on the ground immediately. >> yeah, pretty much immedia

great to have josh by my side and bianna golodryga in, as well. >>> what an outpouring of support for roger ebert overnight. the incomparable film critic passing away at the age of 70 after a long battle with cancer. the tributes came pouring in. i can tell you it's one of my greatest memories of my father and i watching "siskel and ebert at the movies," movie trailers for the first time. >> we'll see you at the movies. >> we will. >>> we'll have much more on roger ebert ahead.

abc's bianna golodryga has more on the outpouring of news across social media during a time of crisis. it was very uniting. >> so many people turning to their smartphones as this was taking place. the bombings were documented almost instantly by horrified spectators never imagining they would become mod-dern reporters. millions responding on twitter, facebook and instagram from celebrities to young schoolchildren. the bombings in boston are unique not just for their stunning intrusion into an american tradition, but because in a matter of seconds they became the first u.s. terrorist attacks of the social media generation. >> my friends finished after me, so the explosion happened right before they finished. they're all safe. i learned from facebook. the power of social media. >> reporter: some of the earliest reports that something had happened monday afternoon came directly from tweets along the race course. in the immediate aftermath of the first explosion. >> the news spread on social media en5 people started to see something is going on and in that second step is really the bigger

. >> you know, bianna enjoyed that just a little too much. >> i loved it. good morning, america. it's sunday, april 7th. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. aside from finding out what vadering is, we have an amazing survival story to tell you. we'll tell you how this courageous 89-year-old woman survived a carjacking, only to be locked in the trunk of her own car for two days, all because she was trying to lend a hand. she survived without water, food or her medicine. >> it's a stop top story, she's great. >>> also this morning, an international icon of courage has come home. nelson mandela is now out of the hospital. our ron claiborne is in south africa this morning outside mandela's home -- there he is. he'll have a live report coming up. >> the world has been waiting to hear. >>> and our ginger zee is pulling double duty this morning. aside from covering the nation's weather, which she does every day, she's also tackling a real challenge --an affordable makeover for a mess of an office. >> the office didn't look too good. >>> before we get to domestic zee, we need h

abc's bianna golodryga is here with it. you can't not smile watching this. >> i get excited that my son can almost walk, but dance. the babies with fancy moves are advertising evian, garnering millions of views right now. can they topple the bottled water's previous record? give these kids a beat. ♪ >> reporter: this ad for evian's baby and me campaign is giving viewers across the web baby fever. it's the follow-up to the 2009's roller babies, the diaper-clad dance crews getting down to rappers and the like. the guinness book record holder for most views online ad, roller babies has been seen for than 65 million times. since then, people have been clamoring for more. this week, evian delivered. just four days after its release, baby and me has been watched 24 million times. >> this video shifts the image of what evian has traditionally been, which is sort of the high-end, ladies' water. now, you have cool special effects with babies. it suddenly makes the brand more appealing to the younger demo. >> reporter: so, what mak

bianna golodryga is here with all that. women should lighten up on themselves. >> eye-opening experiment. we heard the expression we're our own harshest critics this new ad campaign may give insight as to why. it's a simple one. ask two female strangers to describe each other and then themselves. the results blew us away. it's proof that beauty is often in the eye of the beholder and when we women are the beholders, we can be excruciatingly tough on ourselves. >> tell me about your chin. >> it kind of pro-trues a little bit. >> reporter: in a new ad campaign for dove a forensic sketch artist first draws a woman as she describes herself and then draws her as a total stranger describes her. the results couldn't be more dramatic. >> the second one looks more open, friendly and happy. >> this advertisement, it speaks to that very universal women have that they're not as perfect as they would like to be. >> reporter: fascinated by the certainly experiment we decided to conduct our own comparative sketches with the help of our "g