before crashing right in front of them. >> he's down midfield, fire trucks are on him. >> what do you mean, he crashed? >> affirmative. oh, god! and hero dog. the german shepherd who leapt between a little girl and a rattlesnake. >> a rescue dog, for us, paid it forward by protecting my family. >> the snake sinking its teeth into the brave dog. how people across america are touched by this story and helping out. all right. good morning. also coming up on the show, a worrying headline from the world of sports. a fan hit by a piece of broken bat while sitting in the stands at boston's legendary fenway park. >> this fan was sitting behind protective netting but the shard of wood flew right over it. this is not the first time. which begs the question -- is major league baseball doing enough to protect the fans? we're going to start with another popular past time gone badly awry. outing millions of americans have enjoyed. this time, it turned fatal. scores of people were on the way to a casino when their bus crashed. on a texas highway. eight are dead. 40 injured. >> and so many people now asking, how did this happen? abc's lauren lyster is in laredo, texas, with more. lauren, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the majority of the more than 40 hurt passengers have been treated at this hospital. they thought they would end up at a casino yesterday. that's where they were headed on a tour bus on what was a rainy morning. then tragedy struck. taking them on this devastating detour. this morning, eight passengers killed on this charter bus. more than 40 hospitalized. busted windows. dangling auto parts. a collapsed ceiling. smashed seats are what's left of it after losing control on a texas highway, rolling over. >> the way i saw the bus, i had to know there were fatalitiefat. >> reporr: 11:30 in the morning on saturday in a rural area of southern texas, 46 miles from laredo when the driver no longer had command and the vehicle flipped. >> everything is very preliminary for us. as far as the contributing factors. he lost control of the bus. and rolled over. >> reporter: seven people died at the scene. one dying later at the hospital. 44 people were hurt. so many, they had to be taken to three different nearby hospitals. >> objects become projectiles. people become projectiles. so they're hitting hard metal at high speeds. >> reporter: every week end, buses like this one pack full and head to casinos around the current. this isn't the only accident. last year, nine passengers were hurt when this tour bus in new york smashed into a building. and in february, this bus heading to a connecticut casino flipped in the snow on its way from new york, injuring dozens. and the federal government is now involved in this texas crash. a team from the ntsb is expected to arrive here today to investigate the wreck and look at if the weather played a role. paula? >> that' lauren. how did this happen? thank you. we want to move to politics now. it's been a tough couple of days for donald trump, from refusing to release his tax returns to the so-called trump tapes. and now, hillary clinton is trying to take advantage in a new ad. mary bruce is here with the story. mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. trump is making an extremely rare move here. breaking precedent by refusing to release his tax returns. and now this morning, clinton is seizing on it. and turning up the heat. >> thank you. >> reporter: this morning, hillary clinton is slamming donald trump for refusing to release his tax returns, asking in this new video, what is he hiding? >> if i decide to run for office, i'll produce my tax returns. absolutely. i can't do it until the audit is finished. >> reporter: but trump items george, voters don't have a right to see a candidate's tax returns. >> yes, or no, do you believe voters have a right to see your tax returns before they make a final decision? >> i don't think they do. but i do say this. i will really gladly give them. they're not going to learn anything. but it's under routine audit. >> reporter: until then, he says he won't reveal how much he pays in taxes. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. you'll see it when i release. i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> the commercial is effective. he uses donald trump's own words. to sort of expose what could be hypocrisy. >> reporter: this, as trump is haunted by a voice from his past. >> what's your name again? >> john miller. >> reporter: the person on the other end of the call tells us she knew before she hung up this was trump. no doubt, the real donald trump. >> no doubt. he apologized two weeks later and said i'm sorry in print. >> reporter: sue carswell was a reporter for "people" magazine in 1991 when she conducted this interview with someone who claimed to be trump's spokesman. >> she's somebody that has a lot of options. he gets called by everybody in the book, in terms of women. >> reporter: carswell says weeks later, trump c admitted it was him all along. now, trump denies it. >> a part of me was like, is it donald? i think it is. it tells you about his character. he's punking me. he's punking the country. >> reporter: you think it shows he's a liar? >> yes. it shows he's a liar. >> reporter: she says she did not leak this recording to the press. she suggests trump may have released it himself to divert attention from the other issues dogging his campaign, like those tax returns. dan and paula? >> interesting theory. mary, thank you. >> let's bring in jon karl, in washington, getting ready to host "this week." hey,. so, hillary clinton, as we saw in mary's piece, is hitting donald trump on his refusal to release his taxes? is this a potent line of attack? isn't it a bit dangerous given that some have called on her to release her speeches to wall street? >> i think, dan, the answer to both of your questions is yes. it is trump will be dogged from now to the election from people saying, what do you to hide? hillary clinton making the case in the debates, you can imagine. the minute she does, what do you have to hide? the question goes right back to her. not just the transcripts of her speeches to goldman-sachs. and to others. it's also the e-mails that were deleted. it's everything else. the clintons have had issues with the issue of transparency. trump has, too. welcome to the fall campaign. the front page of "the new york times" has an article called crossing the line, trump's private conduct with women. polls say he's unpopular with women. does he need to fix it? could this article further the damage? >> well, look, he does have a huge problem with women. hillary clinton begins this race with a double-digit huge gender gap lead. among women. a lot of people will look at the story and say, they have heard many of these times" placed that front and center and say, there they go again. those predisposed to trump, they've heard this before. they've heard worse. i'm not sure it changes the dynamic much. he does need to find a way to change the gender gap. >> on a lighter note, "saturday night live" weighing in on reports that trump was his own publicist in the 1990s. take a look. >> mr. trump is the real-life inspiration for "ironman." who am i? i'm his publicist, joey pepperoni. no, i'm not donald trump in disguise. this is just what classy people sound like, okay? >> joey pepperoni's lines are ringing off the hook this morning. trump denies he ever pretended to be joey pepperoni or anybody else. do you think people buy that? does it matter? since all the trump controversies tend to blur together. >> he's the ultimate teflon candidate, dan. i don't know. you know, this is something else. he hasn't always denied it by the way. way back in the 1990s where he acknowledged using the name john baron on occasion. this is one of the stranger stories. i don't know where this one goes. the problem for trump is this could lead to ridicule. one thing he hates is to be ridiculed. >> jon will be part of a big show this morning. he'll interview the head of the republican party. and martha raddatz will be live from iraq. that's coming up later on "this week" right here on abc. >> thanks, dan. a frightening moment at boston's fenway park. a man in the stands struck by a broken bat. adrienne bankert joins us with the story. the fan, he was sitting behind new protective netting put in place after a couple of incidents last year. so how did this happen? >> reporter: you know, paula, the large end of that bat wednesday over the net, which was a contingency for fans in the stands. the question, is major league doing enough to prevent injuries? overnight, a fan bloodied at a boston red sox game after a bat comes flying into the stands. >> it hit him right in the head. straight on in the head. >> reporter: the still unidentified fan hit above the right eye but what was left after houston astros george springer's at-bat. those at the park acting quickly on the assist. >> they waved down medical personnel. to come and look at the guy. they came down, had a big towel on his head. kind of pressed against it. he was walking, there was two people were helping him up through the stands. >> reporter: according to the red sox, the man's injuries were not serious. saturday's close call eerily reminiscent of the terrifying night last year. in the very same stadium. >> this is a broken bat grounder. >> reporter: last june at fenway park, tanya carpenter suffering life-threatening injuries. after brett lawrie's bat splintered. >> watch the bump, watch the bump here. >> reporter: portions of the wood becoming partially embedded in her shoulder and hitting her in the face. the 45-year-old spent a week in the hospital and continued outpatient treatment. carpenter, along with a string implement new safety guidelines. recommending the protective netting between the field and the seats be extended 70 feet from the backstop to both dugouts. this morning, the man struck by the bat is recovering. he was treated at the stadium, transported to a local hospital, and released. and a spokesperson for tanya carpenter says she was saddened to hear another patron was hit by a bat at fenway, throw grateful that the netting is extended to the dugouts. there are serious questions regarding the decision by the mlb and red sox to limit the protection to those within 70 feet of home play. the players in the dugouts are protected, the but the fans above the dugout are not. >> you're sitting behind the netting. you have a false sense of security. >> always watching. i think a lot of people looking at their cell phones has become a habit for all of us. so even at the ball game, k we want to talk about a mystery at sea. a woman vanishing from a cruise ship in the gulf of mexico. she fell overbard in the middle of the night. the coast guard called in to lead the search. investigators try to find out what happened here. marci gonzalez is here with the story. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the coast guard is back out searching this morning as cruise officials go over surveillance video and interview passengers, still trying to find some answers. this morning, carnival cruise officials trying to find out how this mother of four went overboard. plunging into the gulf of mexico. samantha broberg's mysterious fall apparently going unnoticed for hours. >> it's hard to continue on having a fun vacation knowing somebody fell overboard. >> reporter: the carnival "liberty" was heading from galveston to cozumel. when the cost guard says brobrerg fell from the lido deck, ten stories up. officials believe it happened at 2:00 friday morning. the cruise line tells abc news her traveling companions did not report her as missing until much later in the day. when they did, passengers say the ship was put on lockdown. >> the cabin steward said he was here to check the cabin. they looked inside the closets, in the shower. underneath the bed, and on the balcony. >> reporter: the staff also checked the ship's surveillance videos, finding broberg's fall was captured on camera. >> we have now concluded the review of all of our cameras. unfortunately, it appears she may have fallen into the water early in the morning. >> reporter: the cruise line note fieing the coast guard at 5:00 friday evening. 15 hours after broberg went overboard. >> they did not know a passenger went overboard until they had to search the cameras some 15 hours later. >> reporter: the cruise line explaining they were following standard protocol. and industry experts noting overboard incidents are extremely rare. broberg's family saying they are shocked and deeply saddened. guard is able to bring samantha home. the coast guard admits it will be tough to find her, especially after so much time. but, because the water is so warm, they believe she could still be alive. so they say for now, they'll keep searching. dan and paula? >> they're holding on to a little bit of hope, marci. thank you. >> thank you, marci. let's look at the other top headlines. as always, it's over to ron. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. rachel. indra. good morning, everyone. we begin with the news that george zimmerman is using the gun that he used to kill 17-year-old trayvon martin is up for sale again. the gun is listed for auction with the website united gun group. the starting bid is $100,000 with $500,000 listed as the buy it now price. an earlier auction listing was taken down after it was deluged with fake bids of up to $65 million. a jury acquitted zimmerman in the death of the african-american florida teenager. in minneapolis, more than 300 people are expected to gather for a private memorial for prince at the jehovah witness church he attended. the tampa -- singer's family says they'll not be there. they're planning a separate celebration. this, as pills and a potential overdose are in the investigation of prince's death. a source says the pop singer was found with medication on him and in his minneapolis hope. two doctors and a drug addiction consultant all facing questions by investigators. breaking overnight, anthony kiedis, the lead singer of the red hot chili peppers, suddenly rushed to the hospital in irvine, california. just hours before they were to perform at a musical festival. band member flea said they were canceling the performance because of a quote medical thing that just happened. no word on the singer's condition. just over a year after the sudden death of her husband, facebook c.o.o. sheryl sandberg is opening up about the personal struggle in a commencement speech at the university of california at berkeley. sandberg encouraging the new graduates to overcome life's difficult difficulties. >> the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface, and breathe again. >> this was the first time sandberg has spoken publicly. about her husband's death. zblmpl and the end of an era tonight as cbs newsman morly safer, stepping down from "60 minutes." he was on of the originals on the show. his career spanned seven decades. he covered the vietnam war, one on one interviews with hollywood stars. bst of luck to him. a terrific journalist and a really good guy. finally, a quick-thinking and acrobatic way to avoid getting tagged out. now check this out. base runner casey mcravie. racing for home here. check this. look that. the ball beats her. she leaps over the catcher. touches the. >> is that safe? >> yes. she touched. >> with the left hand. >> she touched home plate. >> how about that, huh? >> that is phenomenal. >> very, very difficult to pull off, i would imagine. >> skill. >> that's thinking outside the box. the batter's box. >> bada bing. >> the weather. it's really wet in texas, right. >> thinking outside the batter's box. >> she's good. >> good is one word for it. >> ridiculous. i want to show you this. my family was sending me photos outside of houston. look at this. they need to dry out after the rainfall from last month. keep in mind. they've had two times the amount of rainfall as they should for this time of year. yester scenes like this all over the houston area. i wish i could tell you things were changing. more showers are on the way. let's look at the setup. more moisture out of the gulf. with that, a system still in place. we'll talk about more rainfall. not only through the weekend, but even as we go through the middle of next week. by tuesday, another four inches is expected to fall in that area. after that, a severe threat is possible. a chance of thunderstorms through wednesday. here's what we're looking at. the severe threat. not too big. places like new mexico and portions of texas. that will enhance more as we move in through monday. spreading into places like oklahoma city. by wednesday, more of texas. >> check out these overnight lows. temperatures in the 30's in the suburbs. you want a heavy coat starting out the week tomorrow. >> after seeing those pictures, i have to say it, turn around, don't drown. it's not just a weather saying. it takes lives. more rain on the way. >> thank you. now to the rescue dog who returned the favor big time. this dog was adopted by a family in florida just two months ago and then turned around and saved the family's daughter's life. >> the dog putting himself between a 7-year-old girl and a rattlesnake in the backyard. dan says this is his second sfaifrt favorite story of the day. >> good morning to you both. this 2-year-old german shepherd took to his new family immediately. little did they know, their rescue dog would come to the rescue of one of their children. >> look at him. >> reporter: this morning. the deluca family is fighting to save the life of their dog, hoss. who they now say is their hero. >> a rescue dog, you know, for us, paid it forward by protecting my family. >> reporter: the pup, once rescued by the family, coming to 7-year-old molly's rescue when a deadly diamondback rattlesnake, ready to strike, snuck up on her while playing in the backyard. >> she saw him jump back, go forward, jump back, go forward. >> reporter: hoss jumped between his owner and the venomous reptile, savering the girl, getting struck three times in the process. >> next thing we know, there's blood. he was limping and crying. >> reporter: the lucky child, by her hero dog's side. as he underwent emergency treatment. receiving anti-venom four times a day for four days. >> is his leg getting better? >> reporter: the delucas' go $50,000 in donations. >> they're sweet and kind and nice because they're caring about hoss. >> reporter: the family says he's on the mend. >> i'm doing everything i can. i feel like i owe it to him to keep trying to save him. >> reporter: as for all the excess money raised, they announced overnight, anything above hoss' medical bills will go to a local animal rescue. the family is telling people not to send any more money because they have what they need. in excess. i mean, within three dies' time, over $50,000 raised. >> incredible. >> reporter: yeah, these medical bills, super expensive. around $1500 in icu a day. $60 plus for the vials he gets four times a day. more unbelievable what he did. >> proof positive that adopting animals is worth while. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> a lifesaver at times. thank you, rachel. still ahead on this sunday morning, this wasn't supposed to happen. the air show stunt that took a deadly turn right in front of the spectators. and the nba battle bre league's new golden child. the trash talking between lebron james and steph curry. will it play out on the court? 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as the playoffs heat up, the trash talking between lebron james and steph curry heats up. this could be the preamble to an epic rematch between the two. >> a lot of people hoping for that rematch. but first here, that stunt plane that took a fatal dive during an air show in georgia. >> in this video, you can see the plane appearing to run into trouble right before it crashes in front of tens of thousands of spectators who never expected anything quite like this. eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was supposed to be the final performance of the day. it took a tragic turn. a crowd staring on as an experienced aerobatic pilot crashed into the ground. tragedy at an atlanta-area air show. >> charlie 1-5, alert 3. charlie 1-5, alert 3, midfield. >> reporter: this youtube video showing the final moments before greg connell's fatal crash. >> he's down midfield. fire trucks are on him. >> what do you think he crashed? >> affirmative. something happened right there at the top of the loop as the nose of the plane comes back through. >> it appears something on the airplane snaps. the airplane goes out of control and seems to tumble. as it tumbles, there's just no chance for him to recover the airplane. >> reporter: fire trucks rushing on to the field. the plane already completely engulfed in flames. >> anytime something like this happens, it is so tragic. our hearts and prayers go out to the family of this pilot. >> the announcer came on and said there was a crash. he told people to turn their kids away from the crash. >> reporter: the airfield promptly shut down. spectators asked to leave. friends posting on facebook. please keep greg's family and friends in your prayers. there are no words to describe what we're all feeling right now. god bless, and godspeed, greg. he started flying in 1989. he performs tricks at air shows across the country. >> what you see at an air show is quite dangerous. the pilots doing them are supposed to be professional, have the best equipment, best leasing a statement. family we're greatly humbled by the outpouring of love and prayers. he will be greatly missed. >> a reminder that these shows are, in fact, dangerous. eva, thank you. let's take another look at the national forecast. back to indra petersons in for rob this weekend. >> it is may, right? 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really? when it comes to that award. but when you talk about most valuable, then you can have a different conversation. >> reporter: critics calling foul, and attacking lebron for going out of bounds. >> i did not think this was a good look for lebron james. >> best and most valuable are synonyms. >> why can't two guys born in akron just get along. >> reporter: james has backup. reigniting the debate between curry fanatics and his skeptics, who have questioned the warriors' star's success. >> i think, it just tells you how watered down our league is. >> reporter: golden boy steph curry firing back at his fellow back-to-back mvp winner. >> i've gotten really good at ignoring people. so that is the -- that's this theme of the last two years. >> reporter: so, is a new nba rivalry on the horizon? long gone are the days of chamberlain versus russell. isaiah versus jordan, and bird versus magic. with kobe retired this is supposed to be the reign of the king. lebron finding himself against curry for the top spot in the league. many speculating curry may have the advantage. >> wow! >> reporter: the warriors taking down the cavs in six games in last year's nba finals. >> the golden state the 2015 nba champions. >> reporter: and now, excitement is building from fans and critics alike about a possible rematch between king james and the baby-faced assassin. and the league is salivating over that possibility. while they do that, curry and the warriors have their hands full with kevin durant, russell westbrook and the thunder. starting tomorrow. and the cavs get to see if it will be the raptors of the heat. lebron, you might say, is familiar with miami. >> a little bit. i mean, can't you just be happy for steph curry? he has, what, four league mvps? >> the nba is a junior high school lunch room. they're talking everything about each other. and steph won the title last year. that matters most. >> tony, you are our baby-faced assassin. >> look at him. he doesn't look like he's 27, 28 years old. >> this also is a junior high lunchroom, i would say, at times. >> the food is just as bad. >> one is best. one is most valuable. i'm not saying who. >> okay. all right. >> and they're not synonymous. >> you don't want to miss game seven between the toronto raptors and the miami heat, today at 3:30 eastern right here on abc. don't miss that game. but coming up first, how to pick the best sunscreen to protect your skin this summer. and get out the milk. we're celebrating one of the sweetest days ever. straight ahead in "pop news." i think it has something to do with a cookie possibly? >> it's the best holiday of the year. let's just leave it at that. ♪ ♪ sfx: leaf blower dad! sorry. this is more than a lawn. this is a trugreen lawn. live life outside with trugreen, america's #1 lawn care company. spring is on. start your trugreen lawn plan today. trugreen. live life outside. i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. what knee pain?? 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>> great question. you want to reapply every two hours. the exception is if the skin gets wet. if you go swimming, if you're sweating, you need to reapply more often. there's no such thing as waterproof. >> i'm panicking. because i think i had a false sense of security with the water-resistant sun screen thinking i can apply once over four to six hours. sunscreen is not enough. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. that's when the sun is the strongest. wear sun protecting clothing. sunglasses. a broad-rimmed hat. long sleeves. it's so important to remember, there's no such thing as a safe tan. as soon as you start to see your skin getting darker, it means damage is being done. >> oh, but i love that glow. and those seven bottles of sunscreen left over from last year, are they still effective? >> great question. most last about two years. that's if you're keeping them cool. if they're in a hot car, at a hot beach, all bets are off. i would say invest in a couple of new ones. >> great advice on protecting our skin. thank you, dr. bowe. a big name weighs in on the "star wars" debate across the galaxy. and jennifer lawrence describes her cringe-worthy moment. all ahead in "pop news" with rachel. as staying at a disney resort hotel. complimentary rides to and from the park... even extra time with your family in the park. and this summer, you can save up to 30% on rooms at select walt disney world resort hotels. so if you're not staying here, just think what you might be missing. so hurry in now for great deals like bonnie's herbs and veggies, 4 for $10. plus save 5% every day when you use your lowe's consumer credit card. don't miss out on spring's best savings at lowe's. acidity was in my diet...much that it was damaging the enamel. i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said pronamel can make my teeth stronger. pronamel is helping me lead the life that i want to live. burning, pins-and-needles of beforediabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyrica. ♪ whatcha gonna do when you get outta here? ♪ ♪ i'm gonna have some fun! ♪ ♪ what do you consider fun? ♪ fun, natural fun. ♪ yeah, we rocking right now. ♪ ♪ it's a party over here. ♪ hey! ♪ i'm in heaven! ♪ ♪ owww. ♪ okay. it's time for "pop news." we'll explain this subtle display of chocolate in a moment. but rachel? start with something else. >> we have other business to get to first. dive in and nibble a bit. >> oh, we will. >> thank you. >> we're not asking permission. >> go for it. first up, jennifer lawrence is revealing one of her most humiliating moments and how it involves none other than hollywood legend harrison ford. now, the oscar-winning actress appears on the bbc's "graham norton show." describing what happened when she broke her own rule of never assuming people know who she is. to approach ford and j.j. abrams and said, hello. >> i approached their table and i was like -- the whole table was like -- and so i realized while i was dancing, i'm like, they have no idea who i am. they have no idea who i am. >> she was like, they're my co-workers. i'll just go up and say hi to 'em. dance over. was? >> they've been busy with a universe far, far away. a galaxy far, far away. jennifer's next movie "x men apocalypse" is out later this month. there she is in that film. j.j. abrams may not be good at recognizing faces, guys. he's good at keeping secrets. ever since the release of "the force awakens," "star wars" fans have been obsessed about who are rey's parents? >> it's luke, come on, people. >> you think? someone who worked on every "star wars" film is weighing in. john williams says he's guessing, like you said, paula, luke skywalker. that's the most common theory. for sure. other speculation is that ray is obi wan kenobi's daughter. others say han and leia. >> ron says chewbacca. >> what do you think? i mean, really? i think you have had too many cookies, that's what i think. >> she's just beginning. we have a winner this morning in the opener eurovision song contest. this contest shown in the u.s. for the first time. the finals took place overnight in stockholm, sweden. jamala from ukraine won. with a song that took a jab at moscow. ♪ >> which part is the jab at moscow? >> i believe that's just a little excerpt of her performance. i think it was 1944 was the name of the song. it was a somber ballad. justin timberlake performed at the event, watched by more people than the super bowl. >> you're kidding. >> crazy, right? and there's j.t. singing my jam. i love it. >> distracted. >> i love it. finally, you guys. >> hat's on. >> whoa. we look good. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> it's national chocolate chip day. which means you now have the perfect excuse to eat sweets for breakfast. i feel like we always have the good excuse to eat sweets for breakfast here. we're getting in the spirit -- getting in the spirit with lots of cookies and cakes from nestle toll house cafe. and getting the chance to decorate our own cookie cake. while this all might look severely gluttonous. you guys, you will be pleased to know this little known fact about this very important holiday. calories don't count. calories don't count on national chocolate chip day. >> what's a calorie? >> check this out. the chocolate chip cookie was invented by accident by ruth wakefield. who ran the toll house restaurant in massachusetts. she broke a chocolate bar into pieces hoping she would create a chocolate cookie. instead, it all stayed together. >> this is my message for ruth. can you see this? >> aw. >> it says i love you. >> i love all y'all. >> it's a great holiday. very solemn and important holiday. by the way, i'm going to swallow this whole. we'll be right back. actually, we won't. "this week" later this morning. kelly: thanks for waking up with us here on abc 7. arrests in connection with the d.c. shooting yesterday that sent him over to the hospital. investigators said he was caught in the crossfire. witnesses say the child was walking with a friend and believe he was hit by a intended for someone else. the washington monument is closed today because of elevator power issues. it's expected to reopen tomorrow. this comes one month after the elevator got stuck place in one month -- week. cooler weather would sunshine. eileen whelan is standing by with your or cast. eileen: finally a sunny sunday, but the wind is picking up. check out these wind gusts in the last hour. 35 miles per hour. in leesburg, 45 miles per hour. maybe taking a trip out west, it will be nice, but definitely cool and windy. as we continue through the rest of the morning and into the afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid 50's. a few of us around 60. with the gusty wind, feeling cooler. later on this evening, if you have outdoor dinner plans jacket. wind begins to diminish and sunsets at 8:14. overnight, it will be cold. upper 30's farther west, low 40's in d.c.. make sure you have a coat heading out of town tomorrow. starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump under fire. questions on taxes. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. >> how he treats women. and with his credibility on the line, his party at a crossroads. >> are you endorsing donald trump? >> i don't want us to have a fake unification process here. >> is trump ready for the road ahead. >> it will be a little process, but it will come along. >> republican party chair reince priebus weighs in live. plus, battle lines. >> the danger sir far from over. >> exclusive in depth. with the american soldiers taking on isis. americans. iraqis. fighting together. are the politics back home