10:00 news. >> i good morning, america. breaking overnight, bowe bergdahl, back on american soil. landing in texas in the dark, just a short time ago. home for the first time after five years in captivity by the taliban. as new letters, he reportedly wrote to his parents while a prisoner, emerge. happening now, a dangerous deluge across the country. reported tornadoes in texas. hail the size of dvds and powerful wind damaging cars and buildings. flash flooding inundating roads. a high school student swept away driving home. police searching for him right now. bizarre crash caught on camera. this car, slamming right into cnn headquarters. the mercedes, plowing through the lobby. the driver taken into custody. the vehicle being searched right

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>> yes. >> there. >> she is not shy. >> i know. >> she's got ali written all over her. >> mommy's girl, right there. >> we're going to have a fun morning. we have a lot to get to first of all. beginning with the breaking news overnight, bowe bergdahl, back on american soil at a military hospital in san antonio, texas. and abc's alex perez is there. good morning, alex. >> good morning, robin. he's been on the ground here at the medical for a few hours now. his arrival here is an important step forward to come out of the five years of captivitcaptivity. arriving in the middle of the night, bergdahl landed in san antonio, and was brought directly to brook army medical center. at this facility, bergdahl will undergo more medical tests. and officials will work to get critical information from him. he's now in the middle of a three-stage reintegration process. the first, his initial recovery. stage two, decompression. and the final stage, home base.

when readied, bergdahl would begin the process of returning to his family and normal life. >> i'm proud. >> reporter: officials say bergdahl still hasn't spoken with his family. he spent the last 11 days at a military hospital in germany, where he told staff his captors kept him in a cage in the dark for weeks at a time. "the daily beast" publishing two letters, with several words spelled incorrectly, that bergdahl reportedly wrote to his parents while in captivity. saying bergdahl seemed to blame the military. >> have you ever seen -- >> reporter: defense secretary, chuck hagel, taking heat for not bringing him home sooner. that was to be questioned by investigators. >> this isn't just about a physical situation, congressman. this guy was held for almost five years in god knows what kind of conditions. >> reporter: and officials say now that bergdahl is free, he will not be getting a promotion

later this month as he was expected to get if he was still in captivity. as for his time here at the medical center, officials say there is no timeline. he will stay here, continuing his recovery, as long as it takes. george? >> alex, thanks. now, to iraq. a country under siege as islamic ill talent militants swept the. two years after americans left iraq, president obama is considering new military options. chief global affairs martha raddatz, live from washington. the president says all options are on the table. but not all options. >> reporter: he says all options are on the table. but at the same time, the white house has made clear there will be no u.s. boots on the ground. the iraqis have asked for air strikes. and the u.s. is looking at that option. using manned war planes or drones. that would be a huge step, putting the u.s. right back into a direct combat role in iraq. and it could potentially make the problem worse. we have been sending rockets and hellfire missiles and other

equipment to iraqi forces for many months. and there will undoubtedly be more. but that doesn't do much good, george, if the iraqi forces just run. >> it sure doesn't. and this conflict poses a triple threat. civil war in iraq. breeding ground for terrorists that could attack america. and a spreading war throughout the middle east. >> reporter: these militants call themselves the islamic state in iraq and syria. and that's their goal, to form a radical muslim state throughout syria and iraq. the region is already divided along ethnic and religious lines. this conflict will increase that. and the refugee flow is changing the region dramatically because of the mass exodus from syria. for example, there are more syrian children than lebanese in le baa non. and right now, you have a massive number of iraqi refugees to take care of, as well, george. >> more are coming. martha, thanks very much. now, to a health alert and a warning for travelers this morning. a debilitating virus, carried by

mosquitos, now in the u.s. north carolina has reported its first case of the virus. some doctors are worried it could spread like the west nile virus did. abc's steve osunsami has the that story for us. >> reporter: this morning, a mosquito-transmitted virus with no known cure or fever, called chikungunya fever has been brought into the united states, brought into the country by affected recent travelers to the caribbean. >> it's been picking its way around the world. and finally landed in the caribbean. >> reporter: the symptoms begin three to seven days after the mosquito bite and usually last about a week. and include fever, headache, muscle pain, rash, severe joint pain in hands and feet. rarely is this tropical disease fatal. >> there's no vaccine for it. there's nothing else you can really do but avoid mosquito bites. >> reporter: the cdc says there's usually only 28 cases of this virus in the u.s. each year. but so far this year, the u.s. has already confirmed 38 imported cases. the latest, a patient in north carolina. >> they do carry multiple

infections that are acquirable in the united states. even if there isn't talk of chikungunya, or malaria going on, it's important to protect yourself against mosquito bites. >> reporter: the number of cases is now growing, due to travel to the caribbean islands, where more than 100,000 people have come down with the painful fever after a bite from an infected mosquito. every year, 9 million americans travel to the caribbean. they're telling travelers to look out. use bug spray and be vigilant in the hours as the sun is setting. state and federal health authorities here are downplaying the threat of this disease spreading among the mosquito population in the u.s. but say mosquito prevention is still very important because of so many other mosquito-borne illnesses. robin? >> something to keep in mind, steve. thank you. we're going to get the rest of this morning's top stories from cecilia vega, in for amy. good morning. >> good morning to everyone. we begin with the extreme

weather slamming central texas overnight. at least one tornado reported. and hail larger than baseballs damaging homes and cars. major flooding is also being reported around waco. one teenager is missing in the floodwaters. his car, swept away. we'll have more on those storms and the forecast in just a few moments. also breaking overnight, word that police have foiled an attack at a tennessee high school. two boys are under arrest, charged with plotting a mass shooting. police aren't yet saying how the plot was uncovered. they're holding a news conference this morning. and a dramatic rescue overnight near washington, d.c. a construction worker, trapped up to his chest in dirt and mud for eight hours, was pulled finally to safety. he was replacing a water line when he fell into the 15-foot trench, which collapsed a second time, as rescuers tried to remove the dirt. but thankfully, he's okay this morning. and ford now admits it overstated the gas mileage on

some of its most popular cars. they include some fiesta, c-max, fusion and lincoln models. ford will reimburse owners, paying out as much as $1,000 per car. look at this. in atlanta, news came crashing through the front door at the headquarters of cnn, when this mercedes came plowing through the lobby. the man in the car was taken away by police, trying to figure out if the crash was deliberate. thankfully, no one was injured. and broadway theaters will dim their lights tonight in memory of the legendary actress and civil rights activist ruby dee. dee not only starred on stage, screen and tv, she devoted her life to fighting injustice. president and mrs. obama say dee is an inspiration for all african-american women. and they say they'll never forget their first date, seeing her perform in the movie, "do the right thing." dee was 91 years old. beautiful face there. and finally, the san antonio spurs, they're just one win away

from becoming world champions. they crushed lebron james and the heat, 107-86, in game four of the nba finals. game five is sunday night, right here on abc. >> what can you say about that? >> they are just -- i mean, to take two games at miami like that. >> it's unheard of. no one would have bet. >> the spurs nation would have bet on that. >> only because of the miami thing. it's a big deal. >> yeah, it is. you're right about that. we're going to turn to a controversy inside the mormon church. officials threatening to expel two activists. one who is pushing for women priests. the other targeted for questioning church doctrine. mara schiavocampo has the story. sfwlr it's a shock ing move by the church of jesus christ of latter-day states. trying to make itself more open and inclusive. including an advertising campaign highlighting its

diverse membership. >> a husband and a mormon. >> reporter: within the past week, the church sent two letters, threatening disciplinary action on consecutive days. the first to john dehlin, known for his podcast and who creates forums for those questioning their faith. the second to kate kelly, founder of ordain women. a year-old organization dedicated to shining a spotlight on gender inequality within the mormon faith. >> thank you so much for being here today. >> reporter: kelly's letter comes nearly two months after she led hundreds of women in a march demonstration in salt lake city, asking to be admitted to a meeting reserved for members of the priesthood. which includes most male members of the church 12 and older. she says the threat of excommunication is devastating. >> they are trying to force me out of my faith. and it's excruciatingly painful. >> reporter: dehlin believes the church is sending a terrible message to followers. >> you can't say we're a broad, diverse church. we're a 21st century, and be excommunicating people like it

was the 1800s. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, the church says, quote, when some members attempt to change clear church teachings to fit their personal preferences and encourage others to follow them, doctrine needs to be clarified so that others are not misled. experts say the church's actions show where they will draw the line. >> the church has its limits about how far they're willing to go towards liberalization. >> reporter: dehlin and kelly's hearings are next week. dehlin says if he is excommunicated, he will continue doing the same work. and excommunication is not a permanent ban. and members can return, if they choose to repent. >> some story, mara. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> a lot of people watching. now, for the world cup. good start for the host nation, brazil. the team giving the country something to cheer about after a troubled run-up to the biggest sporting event on the planet. abc's paula faris has the latest from rio. >> reporter: pandemonium in the streets of rio. thousands of fans cheering for brazil in the opening game

against croatia. tensions running high with the brazilian team starting off by accidently scoring on their own goal. but not all hope was lost. brazil's 22-year-old star, neymar da silva santos, scoring two goals. helping clinch the club's first victory. 3-1, for the home team. inside, there was cheering. but on the streets, violence in the city of sao paulo. several injuries, police using tear gas and stun grenade the against 300 anti-world cup protesters. the billions that brazil has used to host the cup instead of on education. brazil has been preparing for this for seven years. are you ready? >> yeah. we are prepared. the military police get a lot of new people working on the streets. >> reporter: police doubling their presence for the tournament. but inside the opening ceremony,

a celebration of color, full of dramatic dances and acrobats. even a video message of hope from pope francis. j. lo and pitbull, stealing the show. lopez, even giving fans a sneak preview, showing off her moves on instagram. all leading up to this. kicking off the world cup for the 60,000 in the stadium and more than 1 billion watching around the globe. and in just a few hours, the u.s. team will leave their training base in sao paulo and fly to natal for monday's game against ghana. this is about a four hour flight, 1400 miles. and a common theme, the u.s. is the most traveled team in the first round, flying 9,000 miles. robin? >> we cannot wait for monday. but we can't wait. oh -- you know, just rub it in. rub in that shot. where you are. >> time for a morning swim. >> ouch. thanks. as it's raining here in times

square. that's okay. espn and espn2 will have three world cup games on tap today, starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. >> and the u.s. coming up on monday. we turn to a spectacular show from the sun. three powerful flares over the last few days have disrupted satellite communications, scrambled gps navigation systems on earth. it is the most-read story on our website right now. and abc's gio benitez has the latest from our social square. good morning, gio. >> reporter: if you are superstition, you want to grab the garlic for this one. a solar flare sending a shock wave to the earth's surface. and the full moonrising on friday the 13th. and a lot of you are worried on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! look at these pictures right now of this solar flare. basically, it's a burst of radiation, we're told, coming from the sun's surface. it could disrupt some of your cell phones and things like that. see what's happening on twitter right now. the solar flare is hitting earth tomorrow. and possibly cutting our cell/gps signals. and all i can think of is, will this get me out of work? let's see. and how about this from jason?

the panic about friday the 13th coupled with solar flare fears, equals serious twitter comedy. #chickenlittle. #theskyisnotfalling. it's not falling because this does not pose any threat to you, people. let's underline that three times. >> thank you, gio. >> any wood we can knock on? another surprising story. >> i do. yeah. this really surprised me hearing this. where is chewbacca when you need him? harrison ford finds himself in the hospital this morning after an accident involving the ship that first made him a household name. >> what a piece of junk. >> she may not look like much. but she's got it where it counts, kid. >> reporter: he is revered as the cantankerous captain of the millennium falcon from the "star wars" series. but this morning, harrison ford is in a london hospital. while shooting a scene for the

"star wars" trilogy, a hydraulic door from the famous ship he piloted fell on the actor. >> kid, i've flown from one side of this galaxy to the other. i've seen a lot of strange stuff. >> harrison ford is 71 now. when you bring that actor that age on to an action movie set, there's going to be dangerous situations. it sounds pretty serious. >> reporter: ford reportedly sustained ankle injuries and had to be air lifted from the pinecredit sound stage to a nearby hospital. ford, who is no stranger to action roles, has jedi nights wonder -- a disturbance in the force. >> if this was a plot by the galactic empire to delay the release date of the film. >> this "star wars" is on a very tight deadline because the film had to come out next christmas. any delay in the production that's caused by the injury could have an effect on the release date. >> reporter: disney, the producer of the film and abc's parent company says, shooting will continue as planned while ford recuperates. i like that graphic.

harrison's doing just fine. no word on whether or not lando calrissian will step in to make things okay while he heals. but he's doing fine. we wish him the best. >> we sure do. a lot of people are checking that story out. >> thanks so much. now, to the severe storms in texas and a look at who is at risk this friday. meteorologist adam joseph from our philadelphia station wpvi in for ginger. good morning. >> good to see you today. we start with incredible surveillance video just outside of houston, texas, yesterday, of a lightning strike. here's weather trivia for you. each lightning strike, five-times hotter than the surface of the sun. as we take a look -- weather trivia for you. we have a couple of areas that we're watching. the northern plains and western texas. large hail, strong winds and tornadoes. a greater risk in the nation's heartland for large hail and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. that is the weather across the nation. your local forecast in just 30

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shampoo and your soap. david muir, out to make a fake makeup bust. also, robin's feel-good friday. >> yeah. >> bringing the remarkable story of two homeless teens that overcame incredible odds to rise to the head of their classes. >> we'll share that with you in a little bit. first, the los angeles man accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill his model wife. back in court this morning. he's expected to decide if he's going to accept a plea agreement or go to trial. cecilia, i know you've been following this for us. >> the big question today. will he take the deal or not? we should find out that answer, later today. it is decision day for business tycoon dino guglielmelli, charged in a murder-for-hire plot against his model wife. today, guglielmelli is expected to tell a california court if he's taking a plea agreement. the most damming evidence against him, these audiotapes,

where the 33-year-old offered $80,000 to carry out his plan. >> you're positive? >> that what? >> you want her dead? >> oh, i'm -- >> 100%? >> why wouldn't i? >> with an audiotape, which is such powerful evidence in a case like this, it is hard to imagine how the defense attorney and the defendant wouldn't accept the plea deal that could mean a lot less years in prison. >> reporter: the romance between olsen and guglielmelli appearing like a fairy tale. but prosecutors say the relationship went sour. and olsen filed for divorce. and last year, guglielmelli pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and solicitation of murder. according to court documents, guglielmelli asked his friend to kill olsen. and he recorded the conversation and went to police.

>> he was manipulated by somebody who was trying to help himself. he does all the talking. he's the one that is, in my view, soliciting. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the model says, she has been living scared for a long time and just wants this nightmare to end. the exact terms of the plea deal have not been made public. but if guglielmelli does not accept the deal today, it's off the table. and he also faces a possible sentence of life in prison, robin, if convicted. a tough story here. >> we'll find out what happens today. we're going to move to the teenager who took a terrifying plunge down an alaska mountainside, all on the phone with her mom. she held on for life. her mom called for help. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: take a look at this video. 18-year-old sharel lareau, bringing to a cliff 90 feet in

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we think of the watches, the fake handbags. this is something else. you're about to see in our "20/20" investigation, it's more than that. every corner of your home, the shampoo, the medicine, the makeup. and we ask, what are you really putting on your face? you're about to see what happens when that real deal isn't the real thing. we're with the elite teams, out to bust the fakes. >> are we rolling? >> reporter: do you think americans would be shocked to know how much of what they're buying is actually fake? >> i think most americans have no idea. >> reporter: it's a dirty, little business. >> a very lucrative business. >> reporter: the feds show us the fake shampoo, the fake soap. what are you putting in your hair? >> heavy contaminants. >> reporter: we test the products ours. and we start at this discount store in new york city. our team buying mac cosmetics. we want to know what's in the rain poe of colors. we also test the real thing.

no metals detected. but three weeks later, a dermatologist, inside, waiting for me. about to pore through the results on that great deal we found. and we start with the lead they discovered. the lead was five-times higher than allowed? >> it was an order magnitude higher than we should be. >> reporter: and the copper. and keep in mind this number. the fda's limit, 100 parts per million. in the parts we tested, 2,000 parts per million. there's copper flowing through the bloodstream if you're use this product. >> there's copper flowing through the bloodstream, hurting kidneys and hurting the liver. >> reporter: people have no idea, they're putting real copper on their face. >> it's not just a copper color. >> reporter: and the most frightening discovery, the lab found ba barillium. >> reporter: is this a wake-up

call? and back to where our shopping began. back with the results of the lab tests, we want answers. is this supposed to be real? >> i don't know. >> reporter: are you selling fake makeup? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: look at the test results. lead, copper, barillium. these are cancer-causing agents. oh. estee lauder, the company that owns mac, confirmed that the product we bought was counterfeit. that's the beginning tonight. a lot of the products, you think you're getting a deal. but everything from the extension cord you'll see ignite tonight, to the counterfeit viagra pills on the market. what's really in the little, blue pill. >> all right. really scary. you can catch more of david's special report, "to catch a fake," on "20/20," 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on abc. coming up, shapewear under fire. some women say the promises to lose weight are too good to lose

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the country, finishing at the top of your class is tough enough. but imagine doing that while being homeless. >> rashima nelson. >> reporter: it is something few achieve. >> i'm a pretty big deal right now. >> reporter: graduating valedictorian. but for two incredible students, the road to excellence was an uncertain one. >> i didn't have anything to eat. and i had school. and i knew there was something i could do about it. >> reporter: 18-year-old griffin furlong has been homeless for much of his life. but now, his struggle, becoming a guiding light for others. >> i never gave up, no matter how badly i wanted to. >> reporter: it's a sentiment shared by rashima nelson. she lives with her family at this washington, d.c. homeless shelter. >> god was telling me to show others how to be resilient. >> reporter: both acing the test of life.

>> it shows what you can do with life, when you have mode vags, ambition and a purpose. >> we are so happy to have with us class of 2014 valedictorian, rashema nelson and griffin furlong. how are you? come on. have a seat over here. oh. this was the pomp and circumstance. still. i don't care how old you are, or how young you are, it feels good. i have been wanting to meet you. we have been wanting to meet you both. congratulations. finishing at the top of your class. it was on wednesday that you graduated, rashema. and you talked about going for your dreams. how did you keep going? >> my family inspired me to do better. when you're in a situation, the best way to get out of it is to go through it.

i couldn't avoid it. i couldn't act like it wasn't there. i just pushed and pushed. >> you sure did. you really inspired a lot of people. you did, too, griffin. in your speech, you talked about purpose. what's your purpose now? >> i want to live a happy life. i face many obstacles. and now, i just want to focus everything on the future and just, you know, have a positive look after this. >> the future is very bright. and i love how we're continuing to play the music like that. you all did not ask for this. we sought you out. a lot of people in your school had no idea. had no idea of your circumstances, rashema? >> not that i know of. i told a couple of my friends, a couple coaches. and my principal knew. and i got a phone call, you want to go on this interview? sure, i guess. >> same with me. only a few select friends knew about it. but it's good reaching out, you

know? and letting everyone know because they understand now. >> and we understand that you all are going on to college. georgetown. what are you going to study? >> biology. >> and you're going to florida state. >> engineering. >> okay. and you have a full scholarship. you're still working out the financial package you will receive. we know you can use a little help. our sponsors are kohl's. and they have given you each a $500 gift certificate to kind of help you. i know you said you wanted to get your -- >> yes. >> maybe kohl's has that for you. just wanted to say, congratulations. and thank you for just being you. and showing us the way. >> thank you for having me. >> yeah, thank you. >> i hope you'll keep in touch with us. >> definitely. >> the future is bright with these two. coming up, we have to go to the park. paramore. they're going to be live. our big party in the park. let's go, guys.

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there they are right there. paramore, riding into central park, on their bmx specials. >> how cool is that? >> that's pretty cool. >> we never had an entrance like that. >> a "gma" first. >> they're so much fun. so full of spark. and to say, this is a big day in our house. harper got up at 3:18 this morning and made sure she is here for paramore. >> she is ready to go. >> it was well worth the wait. so many cheering fans waiting in the rain all night long. >> look at those people. >> look at that. >> and they're just about to make the stage there. >> paramore, great band to start your weekend, with a positive feel. we are very excited. we got a hash tag for you.

#paramoreongma. >> can't wait for paramore. have to get some news first. >> we begin with the return of bowe bergdahl to american soil after five years in taliban captivity. he checked into an army medical center where he will reunite with his family. "the daily beast" published two letters that bergdahl reportedly wrote to his parents, saying leadership in the army was lacking. and president obama says american ground troops will not be returning to iraq, even though fighters linked to al qaeda have advanced within 60 miles of baghdad. instead, the president is considering the use of drones or air strikes against the terror group, i.s.i.s., which has captured several cities and sent the iraqi army running. a new indication, i.s.i.s. claims to have killed half of

the 4,000 iraqi soldiers captured in saddam hussein's hometown. and here at home, the crisis in iraq is spiking a fuel crisis. some drivers could see a 5 cent to 10 cent increase in gas prices in the coming days. extreme weather slamming parts of texas. one recorded tornado. and massive hail, bigger than baseballs, damaging homes and cars. one teenager is missing after being swept away in floodwaters near waco. and look at this. a luxury home at the edge of this cliff in texas is being burned to the ground today. the owner has decided to destroy the house and clean up the debris before the entire property falls into that lake right there. he paid $700,000 for that home just two years ago. and talk about a close call. look at this one. the driver of a horse-drawn carriage was nearly thrown off this bridge over the ohio river when she was hit from behind. you can see her dangling off that concrete barrier right

there. she managed to hang on, thankfully, until police came to her rescue. and finally, so, say you're walking through the woods. you happen to come face-to-face with an elephant. what do you do? well, watch what this tourist did in thailand when the elephant charges right at him. the tourist doesn't flinch. the elephant turns around. the tourist, carrying the camera. wasn't going to let that one go. i'm guessing this is like the only creature in the entire world who didn't want to take a selfie. >> i know. a bunch from my home state of mississippi, staking selfies, as this was going on. >> that's the most easily spooked elephant i've ever seen. >> thank goodness. >> think of the video that tourist got to take home. >> not bad. "pop news" coming up. now, we have to get weather, from meteorologist adam joseph our philadelphia station, wpvi, in for ginger this morning. >> i'll tell you, george, the rain, the drizzle, not dampening the spirits of the crowd here for paramore.

and we have the army with us today. celebrating their 239th birthday. thank you for your service. i would sing happy birthday. but they would kick me out of the park here this morning. we have a little drizzle. where they can use some rain is the desert southwest. low pressure bringing strong winds. now pushing, fire watches and warnings all the way to new mexico, with temperatures in the triple digits. in the northeast and the northern plains, beautiful weekend is on the way for new york city, with temperatures in the 70s and 80s.

that heavy rain away. back to you, lara. >> please, please, keep the rain away. we look at what's coming up of our "gma morning menu." in "pop news," why billy joel is moving out. and secrets to your best body ever. the slacker's guide on how to lose weight without trying. and paramore is rockin' the park. look at that crowd, coming up live, on "good morning america," here in a still dry times square in central park.

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♪ all by myself anymore well, he may not be by himself anymore. you remember this video? richard dunn, there at the las vegas airport, making a movie all by himself, to celine dion, hit song. that video got to celine. she sent out her own message to dunn. here it is.

>> hi, richard. i have to say, that the video was hilarious. and very touching. i loved it. but next time, you know, you're stuck all by yourself at las vegas airport, for hours and hours, please be my guest at my show. and by the way, richard, you're more than welcome to use my bathroom. >> hey, richard, you better take her up on it. get back to las vegas. take her up on that offer. hopefully, her heart will go on for you. >> that was good. >> wow, it's as if -- wait until you hear "pop news" today. >> we are won, lara. >> i'm never by myself, when you're by my side. let's begin "pop news." billy joel is moving out. the superstar singer feeling the pressure. keep going.

no one said i love you just the way you are. so, it's back on the market for a third time, with a $3.5 million discount. if you have a friend looking for a celebrity beach house, worth almost $20 million, you should tell her about it. >> thank you very much. >> nice. >> once owned by the late roy schneider of "jaws" fame. joel isn't moving to allentown anytime soon. >> you are -- >> other properties in the hamptons, he's still very much in a "new york state of mind." >> we bow. >> well, if you like that, then, you'll love this. who doesn't love a big hunk of meat? by the way, happy national jerky day. that's why i was off yesterday. the people of new york city love jerky day. and more than 20 artists are proving that. they put 1,400 hours of work into this masterpiece, meat

rushmore, out of beef pork and turkey jerky, to celebrate the meat stuff we love. >> what does this have to do with the song we're playing right now? >> you can play barry white, you got me. >> our producer decided that meat rushmore and barry white somehow had a connection. on that note, i continue with this final story. remember this? >> people who think julia roberts is hot. her gigantic mouth -- it will devour an elephant in one bite. thank you chemotherapy 7 and good luck. >> seems like a guy who wasn't supposed to be a movie star. but he slipped through the cracks and everyone was just like, okay. >> jimmy kimmel gives stars a chance to see what people say about them on twitter.

now, he's back with a special mean tweets nba edition. it's airing this sunday. here's a sneak peek. >> dwight howard wears panties with leg warmers. >> jeremy lin need to get the weight room. you need to get the spellcheck. >> you tell them, jeremy. >> i love it. you can catch the whole thing, sunday during "jimmy kimmel's game night" after the finals game on the west coast. and that is a friday edition of "pop news." >> well done, lara. we move on to "the heat index." now. first up, imagine an imposter pretending to be your child online, cyber bullying your child's schoolmates and the law can't do anything about it. linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: brooke barr was looking at her instagram account one evening, when she saw that her 12-year-old daughter had liked one of her photos.

but brooke had banned her daughter from using the social network months ago. >> i called her dad and asked if he let her back on instagram. let her open an account. he said no. >> reporter: that's when brooke realized someone was prevending to be revee. the impersonator used photos from brooke's account. then, came the phone calls from reve's friends, claiming they were sent nasty messages. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: one of the posts, full of profanity. >> the reason i said a 10% because you are such a brat, [ bleep ], [ bleep ], and you think you're popular but you're not. so, stop acting like one and you will never be one 'cause you're such a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: her mom spoke with one of the girls who were targeted. >> she had tears in her eyes. >> reporter: brooke had the fake instagram account taken down. but the company told her if she wanted to find out who was behind it, she needed a

southbousubpoena or a search warrant. police say this young girl is not the victim of a crime. how can that be? >> arizona is not one of the states that has a specific law that makes it a crime to impersonate someone online. the ones with the real power here would be the people who got the messages, who could say, profane language was used. this is harassment. this would fall under arizona's cyber bullying law. and as a result, then, the police could get involved. >> reporter: brooke says she hopes the kids that were bullied will go to the police. >> i want to find out who this is. >> it's great to welcome ericka souter and lara. a lot of parents aware of this? >> a lot of parents think of cyber bullying. they're imagining someone sending nasty tweets. they are not thinking that someone is impersonating them. the usual defense is to take your kid off social media. not allow them to have twitter

accounts. but in this instance, it won't work. >> how common is this? >> it's more common than people think. actually following a case in minnesota, of a sixth grader, who -- a friend or a friendemy created an account and is sending nasty messages under that person's name. the messages got threatening and the police got involved. more and more states make impersonation a crime, like texas, new york, hawaii. more states haven't jumped on that bandwagon yet. >> what can the parents do if the law is not in their corn center. >> the first thing you need to do is talk to your kid. find it how they feel. also, if they have an idea of who is doing this. the second thing is, go to the school. it's likely that they're not the only child that's being affected. so, talk to administration. and see if something's going on. and third, check and see if the law's in your area. and if something can be done legally. if not, get the parents together

and change the laws. >> that sounds good. we appreciate it very much. in "the heat index," the makers of sof some type of shapewear, are being sued for fraud. the products don't meet the promises of transforming their body. >> the quest that everyone is on for the perfect shape. it sounds too good to be true. and according to customers in new jersey, massachusetts and florida, it just might be. what if there were an undergarment packed full of such special ingreed yenlts that wearing them could help destroy fat? even reduce the appearance of cellulite. that's what two shapewear lines have claimed. >> i thought it would slender down my thighs. >> reporter: but this morning, underwe underwearmakers, are named in a class-action lawsuit that says hope on a hanger is too good to be true.

in their suit, plaintiffs cited claims that the company said their products contained caffeine capsules to help destroy fat, vitamin e., and other minerals and nutrients to increase skin firmness and smooth out the lumps. in their lawsuit, the women say the federal trade commission called claims like those made by these companies, as credible as a note from the tooth fairy. and they accused the makers of preying on women's insecurities about body image. one of the women who started this undergarment lawsuit says the underwear comes with unrealistic instructions in the fine print. >> it said i would have to wear it for a certain amount of time every day. >> reporter: that was a serious commitment she wasn't expecting. >> who is going to wear the same underwear every day for 30 days? so, i found it to be ridiculous. >> reporter: hanes, which owns maidenform, tells abc news, the intimate apparel is no longer for sale. and is offering refunds in the

interest of total customer satisfaction. wacoal, which sells a version of the undergarment, declined to comment on the lawsuit, but insists, we stand behind our products. doctors we spoke with said there's no such thing as a quick fix. >> it sounds great. but it's not going to lead to instant results nor permanent ones. >> it changes your shape by come pressing, and if you put clothes over it, you can look better. >> we could not find any shapewear that continues to make those claims. but the a lot of the women claiming say the underwear they thought would be the cure-all, did not continue. next, secrets to your best body ever. and no worries if you're a little lazy to getting to the gym and cook the right foods. sara haines is here with the slacker's guide to losing weight without trying. sara, what does this mean? >> somebody said slacker. so, i'm here. so many secrets to losing

weight, like cooking your own meals, rather than eating out. counting calories. and don't forget about the gym. there may be an easier way to drop those lbs. getting that perfect summer body is hard work. especially since my couch is so comfy. but health.com got me thinking with their slacker's guide to loading weight without trying. easy tips to lose weight, with minimal effort. let's do it. first up, breakfast. skip the eggs and bacon. grab some yogurt or cottage cheese instead. they're easy no-cook meals that give your body calcium and 20 grams of protein. which according to a new study, will make you feel fuller longer and eat less for other meals. >> protein helps to preserve lean muscle mass. and the more muscle we have, the mast faster our metabolism. >> put the good that's better for you, closer. when it comes to eating the

veggies, try a quick dab, instead of drowning your food in dips. next, say no to diet soda. and yes to more water. research at the university of texas at austin that followed 474 people for a decade, found that the people who drank diet soda tended to have larger waists. >> because artificial sweeteners are so sweet, they're hundreds of times sweeter than regular sugar, this can promote a feeling of cravings for sweet foods, as well. >> reporter: next up, video games. playing video games distracts cravings. >> it triggers the same area of the brain. >> reporter: saying no to sugary doughnuts and yes to a little candy crush on your phone. when it comes to alcohol and desserts, choose one, never both. and last, relax.

according to a study from the university of california at san francisco, a low-stress lifestyle means less stress eating, which can keep belly fat away. there's a bunch of tips. one of them is save your salad until second, so you don't get seconds on the real food. and let your body catch up with your mind. another tip, always keep the good food for you closer. like this table's going to stop me from the doughnuts. it's not going to happen. but that's the tip. >> all in your brain. >> how is that working for you, sara? >> delicious. it didn't stop lara from the cookies. >> it's friday. we're going to move on to oprah's all-star master class series. no surprise that our friend, robin, is set to give her master class. let's look at this sneak peek. >> the point is, my life went on better than i ever could have imagined. and yours can, too.

that's the point. optimism is a muscle that gets stronger with use. when you want to build a muscle, you have to keep using it. that's how you have to be. i'm an eternal optimist. i can find the silver linings, the moral victories. god had three answers to prayer. yes. not yet. and i have something even better in mind. and that's what i always -- i like the third one. i always feel there is something better in mind. and i feel that for others, too, that the best is yet to come. and it takes courage to believe that the best is yet to come. >> well said, robin. >> i have to say, i have watched the series over the years, with oprah. and to be asked is so humbling. and we do have,

lessons that we've learned. and it was a privilege to be part of this series. >> thanks for sharing with us today. coming up, party in the park. paramore is going to perform live. [ cheers and applause ]

central park right now. and thanks to the magic of television, i took my jet pack. i made it all the way from times square. how about that crowd? >> love you, guys. >> they're happy. that's amazing. >> i have to tell you, these guys, you can hear it right now. they are so dedicated. harper and i drove in around 3:30. we were driving down fifth avenue. everybody was camping out. last night. this is so great. >> thank you, guys. >> paramore fans here. >> that must give you so much energy to have a crowd like that. >> it's amazing. it makes all the difference. on shows and our lives. especially when it's this early. >> you aren't used to performing this early, huh? >> no. we're usually going to bed about now. [ cheers ] >> and you have a big summer ahead. you're going to be touring with fallout boy? >> yes. are you guys coming?

it's we start next thursday in connecticut. >> what's your little road traditions? is there anything you do before a show every night? >> before a show, i don't think there's a show we played in ten years where we didn't pray. huddle and pray before every show. it centers us. and after every show, it's all about just -- we're so lucky that we grew up together and we're friends. we just hang out every night and eat junk food and watch movies. >> yeah. >> that sounds like a lot of fun on the road. we can't wait to have you playing in just a little bit. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be back with paramore and this amazing crowd here in central park.

good morning. i'm matt keller. investigators are on the scene of a fatal fire in hayward. about 3:00 a.m., firefighters found a man's body inside a mobile home on fire in a trailer park on fuchsia court. firefighters forced their way into the home and found the victim just inside the front door. he died at the scene. no word on a possible cause of the fire or how the man died. let's get an update on your morning commute with leyla gulen. >> we have an accident involving an overturned vehicle. it's on its side along the peninsula west bound on 92. tow trucks are headed out to the scene. it is causing delays through san mateo in the eastbound direction as well. we are on the brakes. over milpitas, southbound 880 at 237 another accident causing a slowdown as you head south of 237. you are good to go. matt? >> thanks, leyla.

the news continues with "good morning america."

plenty of sunshine, looks like that marine layer is melting away. current temperatures, lows starring to reach 60 degrees in san francisco just about oakland, 58 degrees, in the upper to mid-50s in the south bay. for our highs today, we'll start to see that sunshine. it is going to warm things up considerably, inland 85 in fairfield, 57 in pal lo alto.

overnight lows cooler, onshore breeze, lower to mid-50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, dry. [ cheers and applause ] we don't have to wait much longer now. this crowd here in central park. getting ready for paramore. >> so fun. there's the sign. that's the song. they want to hear it. it's their biggest hit to date. number two on the pop chart. paramore will sing right now for you, "ain't it fun." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i don't mind letting you down easy ♪ ♪ but just give it time if it don't hurt ♪ ♪ now then just wait just wait a while ♪

♪ you're not the big fish in the pond no more ♪ ♪ you are what they're feeding on ♪ ♪ so what are you gonna do when the world ♪ ♪ don't orbit around you so what are you gonna ♪ ♪ do when the world don't orbit around you ♪ ♪ ain't it fun living in the real world ♪ ♪ ain't it good being all alone ♪ ♪ where you're from you might be the one ♪ ♪ who's running things well you can ring ♪ ♪ anybody's bell to get what you want ♪ ♪ see it's easy to ignore trouble ♪ ♪ when you're living in a bubble ♪ ♪ so what are you gonna do when the world ♪ ♪ don't orbit around you so what are you gonna ♪

♪ do when nobody wants to fool with you ♪ ♪ ain't it fun living in the real world ♪ ♪ ain't it good being all alone ♪ ♪ ain't it good to be on your own ♪ ♪ ain't it fun you can't count on no one ♪ ♪ ain't it good to be on your own ♪ ♪ ain't it fun you can't count on no one ♪ ♪ ain't it fun living in the real world ♪ ♪ don't go crying to your momma 'cause ♪ ♪ you're on your own in the real world ♪

♪ don't go crying to your momma 'cause ♪ ♪ you're on your own in the real world ♪ ♪ don't go crying to your momma 'cause ♪ ♪ you're on your own in the real world ♪ ♪ don't go crying to your momma 'cause ♪ ♪ you're on your own in the real world ♪ ♪ ain't it fun ain't it fun ♪ ♪ baby, now you're one of us ain't it fun ♪ ♪ ain't it fun ain't it fun ♪ being all alone ♪ ♪ ain't it good to be on your own ♪ ♪ ain't it fun you can't count on no one ♪ ♪ ain't it good to be on your own ♪

♪ ain't it fun you can't count on no one ♪ ♪ ain't it fun living in the real world ♪ ♪ don't go crying to your momma 'cause ♪ ♪ you're on your own in the real world ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> "ain't it fun" paramore. this crowd is enjoying it. you want a selfie, right? >> yes. >> we're going to take a selfie while we take a look at the weather across the country. ready? smile. make it pretty good. father's day, this weekend. june 15th. father mountain, oregon. 62, partly-sunny. dad's creek, montana, 55 and a little rain. and beautiful for dadsville, ohio. violent storms in the midsection of the country, for kansas and parts of nebraska. comfortable here over the

>> all that weather was brought to you by macy's. george? >> thank you, adam. "22 jump street," opens nationwide today. channing tatum and jonah hill went out with rachel smith to take a little high-speed ride to celebrate. >> what's up? what's up? >> reporter: they crack the jokes and the case, as they hit high school in "21 jump street." >> put 'em down. put 'em down. >> reporter: and this friday, jonah hill and channing tatum are gearing up for college, to take down the bad guys in their highly-anticipated sequel, "22

jump street." >> you never know. >> reporter: before they race into theaters, the guys like a pit stop at the pocono international raceway. >> gentlemen, start your engines. >> reporter: as grand marshals at the nascar sprint cup series. let's see if these guys have what it takes to handle the action on a real racetrack. with the help of defending champ, jimmie johnson, we suit up. >> want to make you real members. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: it is the queen of speed, danica patrick, who gets the two well acquainted with the sport. >> how fast are we going right now? >> right now? 112. >> yes. >> i'm pretty sure you're hanging on to your seat belt for dear life. you're like this. >> yeah. >> i was -- i was going to be like -- >> first of all, did not realize

there were cameras in the car. i do not like driving. >> reporter: next, we have the comedic cops faceoff, in a friendly round of interrogation. who is the better driver? really? i would have said you since you're a scaredy-cat. >> scaredy-cat? >> we're throwing words around. >> reporter: who would be the frat boy? really. >> i would say both. >> reporter: who would be the cleaner roommate? >> cleaner? >> you got it. >> reporter: yeah. you're messy? >> yeah. >> come on. >> messy pants. >> reporter: not messy pants. >> he has to change pants three times a day. i had to change pants after that drive around the track. >> reporter: i'm pretty sure you probably did. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, long pine, pennsylvania. >> that seemed like a fun day. we have a lot more from paramore, coming right up.

[ cheers and applause ] welcome back, everybody. it is a rainy day here in central park. but that's not going to get us down. we are with paramore, celebrating their latest album, which debuted at, oh, number one, on the billboard 200 chart.

"entertainment weekly" i love this, called you guys the best rock album. that's big. and here they are. hayley, jeremy, and taylor, paramore. before we get to your song, i want to talk to you about something i thought was so refreshing. you've been together ten years. and you're all so grateful for what you call this second chance. >> absolutely. our band's been through a lot. these guys know. most of them have been hanging out with us for a really long time. we made this last album. and it felt like a second chance. we lost two band members. we're a three-piece now. and it's very liberating that these people support what we do. >> i couldn't believe that one of my personal favorites, "still into you," almost didn't get released. >> we didn't think a love song would work as a paramore hit. but we always loved it. and we did have faith in it. it was just, like, really?

that's going to work? that's going to do it? >> it really works. and that will be one of the songs you'll hear if you check these guys out. you're about to do a massive tour with fallout boy? >> yes. we're starting a co-headline tour in connecticut. >> did i hear madison square garden? >> we played madison square garden in november by ourselves. >> your second chance, as you call it, is working. should we sing one more? or two more? how about "misery business." by paramore. >> thank you. >> you ready? one, two, three, four.

♪ i'm in the business of misery let's take it from the top ♪ ♪ she's got a body like an hourglass ♪ ♪ it's ticking like a clock it's a matter of time ♪ ♪ before we all run out when i thought he was mine ♪ ♪ she caught him by the mouth ♪ i waited eight long months she finally set him free ♪ ♪ i told him i couldn't lie he was the only one for me ♪ ♪ two weeks we caught on fire she's got it out for me ♪ ♪ but i wear the biggest smile ♪ ♪ whoa, i never meant to brag but i got him ♪ ♪ where i want him now whoa, it was never ♪ ♪ my intention to brag to steal it all ♪ ♪ away from you now but god does it feel so good ♪ ♪ 'cause i got him where i want him now ♪ ♪ and if you could then you know you would ♪ ♪ 'cause god it just feels so it just feels so good ♪

♪ second chances they don't ever matter ♪ ♪ people never change once a whore ♪ ♪ you're nothing more i'm sorry ♪ ♪ that'll never change and about forgiveness ♪ ♪ we're both supposed to have exchanged ♪ ♪ i'm sorry new york but i passed it up ♪ ♪ now look this way well, there's a million ♪ ♪ other girls who do it just like you ♪ ♪ looking as innocent as possible to get to who ♪ ♪ they want and what they like it's easy if you do it right ♪ ♪ well i refuse i refuse, i refuse ♪ ♪ whoa, i never meant to brag but i got him ♪ ♪ where i want him now whoa, it was never ♪ ♪ my intention to brag to steal it all ♪ ♪ away from you now but god does it feel so good ♪ ♪ 'cause i got him where i want him right now ♪

♪ and if you could then you know you would ♪ ♪ 'cause god it just feels so it just feels so good ♪ >> new york city, we're going to do something special. we're going to do something we do at our own shows. we're going to bring up a good friend. his name is christian brown. he's one of you. all right. are you ready to hear christian sing? all right. christian is going to need a mic. and when christian has this mic in his hand, this is his stage. are you ready? i present to you. okay. i'm going to count you off. and the world is yours. all right? on one. two. one, two, three, four. ♪ i watched his wildest dreams come true ♪ ♪ not one of them involving you ♪ ♪ just watch my wildest dreams come true ♪

♪ not one of them involving ♪ whoa, i never meant to brag but i got him ♪ ♪ where i want him now ♪ whoa, i never meant to brag but i got him ♪ ♪ where i want him now whoa, it was never ♪ ♪ my intention to brag to steal it all ♪ ♪ away from you now but god does it feel so good ♪ ♪ 'cause i got him where i want him now ♪ ♪ and if you could then you know you would ♪ ♪ 'cause god it just feels so >> christian. ♪ it just feels so good >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] how about that christian brown? he was so great. we are ready, now, for one more song. huge hit, "still into you." ♪ can't count the years on one hand ♪ ♪ that we've been together i need the other one ♪ ♪ to hold you

make you feel make you feel better ♪ ♪ it's not a walk in the park to love each other ♪ ♪ but when our fingers interlock ♪ ♪ can't deny can't deny you're worth it ♪ ♪ 'cause after all this time i'm still into you ♪ >> all right. ♪ i should be over all the butterflies ♪ ♪ but i'm into you i'm into you ♪ ♪ and, baby, even on our worst nights ♪ ♪ i'm into you, i'm into you let 'em wonder how we ♪ ♪ got this far 'cause i don't really ♪ ♪ need to wonder at all yeah, after all this time ♪ ♪ i'm still into you recount the night that ♪

♪ i first met your mother and on the drive back ♪ ♪ to my house i told you that ♪ ♪ i told you that i loved ya you felt the weight ♪ ♪ of the world fall off your shoulder ♪ ♪ and to your favorite song we sang along to ♪ ♪ the start of forever and after all this time i'm still into you ♪ ♪ i should be over all the butterflies ♪ ♪ but i'm into you i'm into you ♪ ♪ and, baby, even on our worst nights ♪ ♪ i'm into you, i'm into you let 'em wonder how we ♪ ♪ got this far 'cause i don't really ♪ ♪ need to wonder at all yeah, after all this time ♪

♪ i'm still into you ♪ i should be over all the butterflies ♪ ♪ but i'm into you i'm into you ♪ >> thanks for staying in the rain. ♪ not a day goes by that i'm not into you ♪ ♪ i should be over all the butterflies ♪ ♪ but i'm into you i'm into you ♪ ♪ and, baby, even on our worst nights ♪ ♪ i'm into you, i'm into you

let 'em wonder how we ♪ ♪ got this far 'cause i don't really ♪ ♪ need to wonder at all yeah, after all this time ♪ ♪ i'm still into you i'm still into you ♪ ♪ i'm still into you [ cheers and applause ] you can either have high-end or low-price. is split in two. or you can go to t.j.maxx and you can have it all for up to 50% off department store prices. t.j. maxx.

we have had so much fun today. paramore, thank you so much. have a great weekend, everyone.

>> we actually got it.

>> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >> good morning from abc news headquarters in new york. i'm david muir and we come on the air because the president is expected to make comments shortly on the deteriorating situation in iraq as you well know in recent days we've been reporting on the group wreaking havoc throughout iraq taking over cities that have once been secured by so many american troops during the nine-year military mission over there. we're seeing iraqi families caught in the traffic storm. stories of civilians killed in the streets. so many iraqis trying to escape the brutality of this group at odds with the iraqi government the i want to bring in terry moran who joins us from northern iraq. terry, it was you in the last 24 hours reporting this group so brutal that even al qaeda now disavowing itself from the group. >> reporter: that's right, david. unprecedented event that al qaeda formally cut off a jihadist group that had sworn loyalty to it and that's because they were out of control. they were attacking pretty much

everyone. syria and iraq, other jihadist, innocent civilians. they were too much even for al qaeda and they strike terror into the hearts of people right across iraq, although in some places they have actually been greeted and liberators, because the government here in iraq has been so unrepresentative of the interests of sunnis and others that some people have actually welcomed this group but they are a ferocious jihadist group. >> terry, as you report and looking at the pictures of the highways packed with people. you see some of the armed militias in the truck and the president expected to come into the picture momentarily. he and the first lady will board marine one headed to north dakota for a flag day event in honor of native american vete n veterans then off to california and having met with members of his national security team as part of his normal course of meetings in the morning and, again, presumably talking about iraq. we were told a short time ago he would aggress the deteriorating

situation in iraq and here's the president on friday morning. >> good morning, everybody. i want to take some time to give you a quick update about the situation in iraq. yesterday i convened a meeting with my national security council to discuss the situation there and this morning i received an update from my team. over the last several days, we've seen significant gains made by isil, terrorist organization that operates in both iraq and in syria. in the face of a terrorist offensive iraqi security forces have proven unable to defend a number of cities which has allowed the terrorists to overrun the part of iraq's territory and this poses a danger to iraq and its people and given the nature of these terrorists, it could pose a threat eventually to american interests, as well. this threat is not brand new. over the last year, we've been steadily ramping up our security assistance to the iraqi

government with increased training, equipping and intelligence. now iraq needs additional support to break the momentum of extremist groups and bolster the capabilities of iraqi security forces. we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq's security forces and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. i do want to be clear, though. this is not solely or even primarily a military challenge. over the past decade, american troops have made extraordinary sacrifices to give iraqis an opportunity to claim their own future, unfortunately, iraqis' leaders have been unable to overcome too often the mistrust in sectarian differences that has long been simmering there and that's created vulnerabilities within the iraqi government as well as their