good morning, america. >> clint dempsey! it's 2-1 to the u.s.! >> team usa plays their heart out. a tense and dramatic game. >> jermaine jones! >> head-to-head with one of the world's top players. >> that is a world class ball from ronaldo. >> that's the equalizer! >> the heartbreaking last gasp goal. and holding their breath for every twist and turn. and we hear from one of the american hee rose. breaking now, major flooding from minnesota to texas. highways drowning in feet of water, entire neighborhoods with a foot of rain, more on the way. real-life open water.

adrift for 14 hours in florida, this couple's last-minute rescue by fishermen, speaking out about their escape. and peanut takes manhattan, and takes the title as the world's ugliest dog. the mutt with the comeback story is live in times square and ready for his close-up. but are you? we love you, peanut! >> peanut! >> yeah. hey, americans all around the world on that emotional roller coaster watching that world cup match. kansas city! to new york city. >> wow. >> celebrating the goals by team usa. but wait a minute, wait a minute. this was the shock in chicago when portugal, you know, scored that last-minute goal. >> i think our living room in shock as well.

team usa just seconds away from escaping that group of death into the next round. but, no fear, they're still very much in it. the tie was not bad. paula faris has the dramatic details from rio. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, george. the u.s. had this game all but won. they were moving on to round two, but with 30 seconds to go, heartbreak across the globe. what you witnessed was the latest world cup regulation goal ever scored. it was almost a miracle on the pitch. >> jones -- oh, yes! jermaine jones! what a cracker from him! >> reporter: team usa's jermaine jones tying the score against powerhouse portugal in the 64th minute. >> sensational strike. >> reporter: the united states needing a win to guarantee advancement, and in the 81st minute, they grabbed the lead. >> dempsey!

is he onside? he is. it's 2-1 to the u.s. >> reporter: but going into the last minute of play with the score of 2-1, and americans everywhere rejoicing -- >> usa! >> one nation, one team. usa, we take the game. >> reporter: portugal superstar christiano ronaldo stepped up with this. >> oh, it's a great cross. the equalizer! >> reporter: and with just 30 seconds remaining, portugal ended in a tie, leaving the americans battered but not broken. bob woodruff caught up with jermaine jones this morning right off the plane after the game. it was in the heart of the amazon. four of his kids and his wife were at the stadium to witness his goal. >> my oldest boy, he's 12, he was crying when i scored the goal. >> reporter: like the rest of the team, who watched the game on the plane home, jones

believes the americans have a great chance against number two-ranked germany. >> we know we have to have focus for every game, and we already show it. >> reporter: so what's next? well, team usa plays germany this nurse in recife. they can still advance with a win or a tie. robin? >> i bet they're not. all right, let's get the perspective of soccer analyst and former u.s. team member, alexi lalas, you were speechless after the match. what are your thoughts this morning? >> brutal, brutal. oh, god. it was absolutely brutal. for people that were just coming to the game, don't know a lot about soccer, they were amazed and surprised and stunned, that's one thing. but even for soccer folks like

myself, it was absolutely stunning to let a goal in at that moment, to have it in the palm of your hand. and maybe we're getting a little greedy. after that, the u.s. had four points. if they would take that, 100%. you go out, you get three points against ghana, and let it slip away against portugal in the last minute. absolutely brutal, but as we have seen, the team is resilient, put it up against germany, have a chance to get out of the group. >> you bring up great points. you are absolutely right. if they said that prior to the world cup, they would have four points now, yeah. how do you, if you're a team member for team usa, how do you get back up for the match against germany? >> well, look, from a coaching perspective, jurgen klinsmann is paid a lot of money to figure these things out. he will talk to the team and say put it away. yes, there were mistakes and you can look at things that happened. but the reality is they were planning on this third game against germany having to be the one where they had to go get points. and that's the situation they're

in right now. but don't think for a second that jurgen klinsmann and this team didn't go back to their hotel and start thinking about this and say what did we do? because if this goal turns out to be the reason why they don't go on to the next round, that would be devastating to have it in the palm of your hand just sitting there and to let it get away at the last second. >> brutal is the word. you said it right from the get go. hey, alexi, thanks so much. we look forward to seeing you again. and we won't mis team usa versus germany at 11:30 a.m. eastern on espn. >> we will not miss that. now to the record rain this weekend. abc's clayton sandell has the latest from st. paul, minnesota. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning. normally this is a sidewalk, but you can see the mississippi river here has completely jumped its banks. it is already three feet above

flood stage and it still has another three feet to go before it stops. this morning, rushing water is closing bridges, swallowing roads and highways across minnesota. as the water keeps rising -- >> we live right on top of that hill right up there. but no way to get there. >> reporter: flooding on the ground, and fire from above. this oil tank going up in flames in canadian, texas, overnight, after reportedly being struck by lightning during a relentless supercell. some of the biggest devastation caused by flash flooding to the south and west of dallas. >> i have never seen it like this before. >> reporter: this neighborhood is under water, in some areas, more than 7 inches of rain. >> a nice little light show. whoa! >> reporter: severe storms brought havoc across parts of the nation, along the gulf coast, wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. and colorado and montana, lots of hail, covering this road like a blanket. and in kansas, blinding rain

forced these two cars to take cover in a drive-through lane. and they'll be sweating it out for a few more days. this river is not expected to crest until thursday. until then, they're hoping those heavy rains stay away, robin. >> i hope that they do. all right, clayton, thank you so much. and over to ginger with more. good morning. >> we will get to the rain possibilities in minnesota in a moment. but this morning, dallas/worth. but the heavy rain. show you who's going to get what, through wednesday. fortunately not as much rain up here, and those rivers are going to crest, and look, though, dallas, northeast texas, all the up to western new york, looking for flooding. george. >> ginger, thanks. we're going to turn now to the crisis in iraq. militants on the march capturing four more key towns, secretary of state john kerry has arrived in baghdad overnight for urgent

talks on how to handle the uprising. abc's jon karl has the latest from the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this is a dangerous and high-stakes trip for the secretary of state. he just wrapped up a meeting with iraqi prime minister al maliki that lasted for two years. coming out of the meeting, kerry was heard saying that is good, but this comes at a time of mounting frustration with the government and the unwillingness to overcome the divides tearing that country apart. shortly before he went to baghdad, the secretary of state suggested it's time for new leadership in iraq. >> and the president suggests that as well, even though it's not up to him to pick the iraqi leaders. meannwhile, we have 300 advisers in the region prepared to go, about a hundred heading into baghdad. can they make a difference with the iraqi army crumbling? >> reporter: there's no optimism th that group will make a difference unless they can make

progress on the political issues. those militants have a degree of support along the sunni population in the north, there is no faith in the government. they are not calling for maliki to go, make no mistake, the view here at the white house and in the administration is that he must go if there is to be a resolution here. >> thanks very much. and the rest of the morning's top stories. good morning, everyone. and we begin with a major new car recall, but it's not from general motors. it's from japanese car makers, and the problem is faulty air bags. honda, nissan and mazda expanded recalls, including some honda fits and honda accords because the air bags could explode. the models affected were sold between 2000 and 2005. the problem is blamed for two deaths. we have a complete list on our website goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. also, breaking overnight,

dramatic moments in court as three tv reporters were sentenced to prison in cairo. the reporters for the english channel held in cages during court now face seven years behind bars after being convicted of broadcasting false information to undermine the government in egypt. al jazeera calls that absurd. the verdict came just hours after the u.s. urged egypt to uphold freedom of press. and back at home, fire tore through this apartment building in denver. it's difficult see, but on the far right side of the screen, one family was seen climbing down with bed sheets they tied together escape the flames. eight people were injured. and a near-death experience for a georgia man struck by lightning while raking his yard. sean o'connor thought a tree branch fell on him, but then he saw smoke come from his steel toe boot. >> i felt like i had a real bad sunburn on my leg.

this is the boot that i had on my foot. >> his heart rate was low, but he was well enough to go home from the hospital the next day. the first fishing trip of the summer turned into an experience of a lifetime for some men off the coast of new jersey. look at that, that is a great white shark that swam up to their boat and ripped into their bag of bait. it was about 16 feet long. thankfully, it swam away once the bait was gone. great whites in new jersey. all right. remind me not to go swimming. and winnie the pooh with his hand in the honey jar. check out. yogi, the black bear, rummaging through the freezer. they were trying to figure out who was stealing from their outdoor fridge and leaving the door open. well, they caught him. this is my favorite part, he found some frozen bags of veggies and tossed those out. he instead went for the frozen

pie in the back. apparently he's not on the paleo diet we're going to be talking about coming up in a little bit. >> i wondered how you were going to tie that all in. all right, thank you. now to the escaped convict on the loose, terrifying an entire countryside, taking a hostage on his run from the law. abc's gio benitez has the breaking details. >> reporter: this morning a desperate man hunt for timothy buffington. he's armed and dangerous. he escaped in pine bluff, arkansas, saturday evening. during his escape, he took a woman hostage. but that woman was able to escape unharmed. but buffington remains at large, believed to have a shotgun and a backpack full of ammunition. pine bluff and the surrounding communities on high alert. >> lock my doors and slept with one eye open. >> reporter: the search hampered by the densely-wooded landscape.

buffington was 15 years into a 20-year sentence for the murder of his ex-wife. prison officials say he was a model inmate, trusted so much he was transferred to that pine bluff facility. a low-security work release unit where only the most well-behaved can hone job skills before being released back into society. and right now, it's unclear how he escaped. buffington's 5'6", 180 pounds, with a scar on his upper left arm and right wrist. and he was last seen wearing a white prison jump suit. >> definitely a dangerous guy. thank you. now to sticker shock at starbucks, prices will go up starting tomorrow. take-home coffee beans will cost more, too. abc's matt gutman has the details. >> reporter: it wasn't the jolt starbucks customers were expecting. as they are caffeinating the prices, a 5 to 20 cent price spike per cup, and up to a buck per package of coffee.

just last week they said they were optimistic that prices wouldn't budge. >> the cost of coffee is low cost given the other expenses. >> that venti latte that i enjoyed, price is going to remain steady? >> i hope so. >> reporter: but the cost is going up. prices for medium and large coffees, known as grande and venti, will be especially frothy, up between 10 and 15 cents. and mocha drinks -- up to 14 cents. in new york city, it can cost a whopping $4.65 and that's before tax. they blamed competitive dynamics and cost structure. costs like materials, labor, and rent space. and you can expect to feel that coffee burn tomorrow when the price hike kicks in.

the one buck boost on packaged coffee in retailers begins in july. remember, guys, in oslo, norway, this can cost 10 bucks. >> seriously? >> wow. >> doesn't make -- >> makes you feel badly for the norwegians. >> yeah, exactly. one very happy family this morning. >> yeah, switching gears. this is the amazing story of a family that never gave up hope they would find their beloved dog who disappeared almost two years ago. and with good reason. this morning, she looks right at home. but this death-defying dog has been far from her owner's loving embrace for nearly two years. >> oh, i'm sure the stories she could tell. >> reporter: the braun family was devastated after murphy went missing on a camping trip in the tahoe national forest in 2012. they posted fliers for two long winters, hanging on to hope, and now those prayers are answered. after hearing reports that a

golden retriever had been seen wandering about 11 miles where they lost murphy, they immediately drove to the camp site with the blanket and mr. braun's hat. they set out the belongings, hoping the familiar scents might draw the mysterious dog in. and then -- >> i knew that's murphy. it was curled up with its head on the hat. >> reporter: but murphy's appearance had changed after spending months in the wild. they feared it might not be their pup. but their doubt was erased when they spotted a scar above her right elbow. >> it's very, very feint. right there, you can see it. >> reporter: and her telltale comfort with the family. >> it's truly her, unbelievable story. >> reporter: morgan was a baby when murphy went missing. her parents say this picture shows her telling murphy they'll never lose her again.

you can bet that's a promise. the tales that dog could tell, no pun intended. >> murphy's home. thank you. now to the flooding in the midwest. ginger has the latest. >> it is slowing down. but remember, you don't have to have rain falling to make the rivers rise. we have been watching that, but severe storms possible, including denver today. later this afternoon and evening, anyone here in orange, from far southwestern nebraska and kansas and colorado, we'll be watching for damaging winds, the potential for an isolated tornado and hail. and where the summer, heat and humidity, it is on beach days into the northeast. look at boston, climbing that old high temperature thing. up to 83 on wednesday. first, here's the morning's select cities brought to you by progressive.

good monday morning, you can see the main layer clouds with slower sunshine and temperatures are the same as yesterday, with a cold front that will bring us cooling during the midweek but not a good chance of rain and temperatures will be back to average by the week. today, upper 50's to slow 60's and mid-to-upper 60's in san francisco and richmond and 70's throughout the bay and 80's inland, and seven-day forecast could be ten degrees cooler by >> i'm not sure about your dogs. but my man, otis, if he was gone for two years, and i didn't look for him, he would be giving me a

stink eye for two weeks. that dog was loving. >> i wasn't here friday. i didn't get a chance to say welcome back. you look great. >> thank you. >> marriage agrees with you. she is glowing. >> two weeks of sleep. coming up -- we have the shocking death of a georgia toddler left in a hot car for seven hours. but investigators, why are they charging him with murder. and the dangerous search for a missing california firefighter. his dog found. and the miracle rescue of a florida couple lost at sea. we heard from them about their lucky rescue. we heard from them about their lucky rescue.

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investigating a fatal accident. a man was hit and killed by a light rail train. police say he was running after his dog when he was struck last night. let's get a check of the monday morning commute with sue hall. thanks, eric. tough on the peninsula north 101 at moffit. a multicar accident blocking the left and right lanes. cars are getting by but you can see the backup all the way to 237 now. let's go outside. we had an earlier accident, southbound 680 at treat, in the walnut creek area, and that has been cleared. as you can see, traffic is very slow as you approach 24. eric? >> sue, thank you. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco has the first week of summer forecast.

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♪ yeah ♪ baby >> there's jesse singing his heart out on "rising star" last night. the whole idea is, you guys are voting in real time while he sings. got to make that wall in front of him go up to see if he's going to survive. >> it's an app that people downloaded, and they could see their faces on the wall as it was going up. >> wow. bring it home, jesse. >> go, jesse. >> watching it last night -- >> oh, he's got ginger's vote. >> yep. >> she was the last singer. she was taken out of the audience earlier. and kelly had a couple hours to get ready and nailed it. absolutely nailed it. it was so much fun.

i got to give a shout-out to josh groban, he did a great job hosting. live again next sunday with a new bunch of singers. i was going to say a batch of singers, didn't sound right. good morning, america. and we have a possible break in the search for that california firefighter missing now for more than a week. searchers found his dog, but the search is growing dangerous and desperate right now. and the miracle rescue for a florida couple who spend a harrowing 14 hours treading water in the atlantic ocean. they reveal how they survived all that time at sea. and we will hear from the fishermen who saved their lives. >> 14 hours. incredible story. and then the mug shot that lit up social media, this photo of a convicted felon, it's gone viral, wracking up 100,000 facebook likes. why? it's about how good-looking he is. he's getting a lot of attention for it, and his rap sheet, not so great.

>> a mug shot is never hot. >> i'm going to argue with you, that one is. it's a mug shot -- >> and then we have to know -- >> it's not a good thing. >> okay. >> robin weighing in, a lot of america disagrees. >> i get where you are going, i'm with you on that. >> that's okay. >> and now a turn. this is not a happy turn. a heartbreaking case, a georgia father who left his 22-month-old in a car, and now, he's charged with murder. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. the father's office is a few blocks from here. when he realized his son was sitting in the backseat, he pulled into this shopping center, witnesses say he screamed for help, but it was too late.

the family grieving this is morning said what happened to 22 month old cooper harris was an honest and tragic mistake. on wednesday, 33-year-old justin ross harris buckled their son into the suv and headed to his job just outside atlanta. it was seven hours later when he noticed his son still in the backseat. he said he had forgotten to drop the child off at day care, and said he immediately pulled into this shopping center. witnesseses say he rushed to save his son. >> what have i done, laid him on the ground, trying to resuscitate him. he was not responding. >> reporter: the young child was in the hot car for several hours on a 90-degree day. after searching his office, the police arrested the grieving father and charged him with felony murder and child endangerment. he's plead not guilty. >> until we get more information, right now these charges will stand. >> reporter: the father's arrest is causing outrage, some

agreeing with police and shocked at what happened, but many saying the father suffered enough. the justice system can't punish ross more than he punished himself. only more pain for a grieving family. supporters online have raised $18,000 for his defense. an average of 38 children die every year in a hot car. last year, 44. in atlanta, 22 have died this way since 1990. public safety advocates say these are usually accidents and usually happen to the most loving and protective parents of every color and socioeconomic background. the one constant is that the parents had a change in their routine the morning of the death. we don't know if that happened in this case. harris appears in court next month. >> steve, thanks. abc's dan abrams joins us now. just a horrifying story. not your typical murder case. >> as a father of a boy who's

almost the same age, it's heartbreaking. it's not at all a typical murder case. the charge is felony murder. meaning they charged him with cruelty to a child. and because there was a death as a result of that felony, they can charge him with felony murder. but i have to tell you, the way that the police are talking here, making comments that there's more to the story than people know. one 34-year-old vet involved in the case said this case shocks the conscience. that kind of language suggests that they think there's something else to the story. >> so they may not believe it was an accident. but how do you prove that? >> well, first of all, if they can get computer records, they have done search warrants at his home and office, et cetera. they could try to demonstrate it in that way. they would say that they don't necessarily have to prove that it was more than an accident. the level of recklessness and the conduct. but again, i don't think they would have charged him with this

crime -- i would hope they wouldn't charge him unless it's something more than an accident. >> even if it was an accident, he could be charged with felony murder? >> yes, in theory. the level of recklessness could be so great that you could have an underlying felony where there could be felony murder. this goes to the discretion of the authorities here. and you have to hope that if they believe this was a mistake, just a horrible mistake, that they wouldn't charge him with murder. >> thanks very much, dan abrams. now to a break in the case of a firefighter missing for more than a week. lost somewhere in treacherous california mountains. they found the dog, the dog he wanted to find when he disappeared. abc's david wright has the latest. >> reporter: as of this morning, it's one full week of searching for mike herdman who a friend says vanished in the california wilderness while chasing after his dog. overnight, a vigil held for him

in his hometown of arcadia -- late sunday, the first bit of good news for friends and family anxiously waiting at the trailhead. after two failed attempts, rescuers managed to find and save his dog, duke. >> as soon as they called the dog, the dog came over. the dog is obviously very tired, but appears to be in good health and being seen by a vet already. >> reporter: but still no sign of duke's owner. herdman's buddy told authorities when he ran off, he was wearing only a t-shirt and shorts. even for the most experienced backwoodsman, this is a challenging landscape. remote and inaccessible, it's also rattlesnake country, he's out there barefoot, no boots. one of the rescuers is in intensive care because of a rattlesnake bite. four others treated for heat exposure and other injuries. the question is could he be

alive? >> the most experienced outdoorsman can use the back country to survive. we hope that's going on. >> reporter: despite speculation there might be more to the story, authorities insist this is a straightforward search and rescue. any suggestion at all of foul play? >> not at this time. >> reporter: specialized drones have been used to scour the area. but starting today, authorities will scale back the search effort. just a dozen searchers today. the chances of finding herdman alive clearly dwindling. david wright, abc news. >> thank you. time again for the weather, and ginger zee, and wow. that is some picture you have behind you. >> first day of summer was saturday, and jim grant always sends beautiful photos. but look at this, it's a sun halo around the sun with the palm tree in the foreground. it looks like a rainbow around the sun. you get the high clouds up there. reflection, refraction, all

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for 14 hours with no life jackets are now speaking out. they say their nightmare at sea started friday evening around 6:00 p.m. when they somehow fell off their 30-foot island hopper near key largo, florida. they were only with each other and the creatures of the deep. jellyfish, and they feared sharks. when asked how they survived, a simple answer. >> floating around. >> reporter: the couple said they tried treading water, but exhausted, drifted on their backs. 75 miles north from key largo to hallandale beach. off-duty detectives and a paramedic spotted what they thought were birds. >> we headed that way. the closer we got, we realized it was a female waving a shirt in the air. >> reporter: the fishermen shocked at their discovery.

>> they were floating. it's hard enough to find fish, but two people floating in the water, it's pretty strange. >> reporter: their boat was later found washed ashore in ft. lauderdale. they are only suffering from jellyfish stings and minor hypothermia this morning. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> 75 miles. how lucky? wow. and coming up, turning heartthrob, we'll tell you about this controversy making waves online. >> oh, it's my turn now? and the mommy blogger who claims her instagram account was deleted after posting photos like this of her daughter. did her pictures cross the line? we'll talk about it. daughter.

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about the attention. she's not alone. so many wondering this morning, all too much? he's the criminal whose mug shot went viral, and now controversy about whether jeremy meeks' looks are overshadowing his time behind bars. we're learning that he's got an ugly rap sheet, in and out of jail since 2002, most recently, on felony and gang charges. still the internet has celebrated that latest mug shot, nearly 100,000 likes on facebook when the police department posted it. and over the weekend, memes. breaks into your house, steals your heart. and even a tweet, calvin krime? >> and this guy has done bad things, but to be fair to this guy, it's out of his control. i think he's as surprised about it as everyone else. >> he's not the first viral jailbird. remember this woman, she was never convicted, but her 2010 dui mug shot went viral too.

she instantly became the hot mug shot woman. >> images are so portable online. he's good-looking, he becomes an international phenomenon because of social media. >> that's right. and let's go to social media. look at one of the other memes. takes your breath away along with your car, big screen and credit card. they are funny, but remember, he is a felon. >> i don't know what to say. >> except that peanut is coming up. famous peanut. i was drinking having acids. out the coffee it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth.

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. san francisco water officials will update residents on conservation efforts today. they've asked customers to cut water usage by 10% because of the drought or face mandatory rationing. the cupuc will have an update on supply levels many the system. here's mike with the forecast. >> good morning, everybody. we should see sunshine just about everywhere except for the coast by 11:00, increasing sunshine here, but upper 50s and low 60s because of the breezes. accuweather seven-day forecast, a cold front brings us cooler weather but not a real chance of rain wednesday and thursday. sue? all right. we have an accident southbound

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good morning, america, it's 8:00 a.m. the picture's going viral. why did instagram disable this mommy blogger's account after she posted photos of her daughter and what it means for you. and it's summer's hottest way to eat. stop hunting for the right diet and start eating like a hunter? the revealing study about kids. which costs more? boys or girls? the surprising answer. and team usa had the entire nation holding its breath. the blockbuster reaction from the biggest names as we say -- >> good morning -- >> america. >> good morning, america! and time flies in times square right now.

brand-new group, already popular, signing autographs. right up the charts with their debut album, "after hours." their live performance coming up. also ahead, guess who's here live in times square? oh, it's peanut. peanut. >> look at that smile. >> oh, look at that smile. >> how are you? >> we have to tell you that peanut is the newly-crowned world's ugliest dog. that is the title given to peanut. the face only a mother, and apparently america could love. >> wow. >> oh. >> might appear in my nightmares tonight. i don't know. scary, but he's sweet, right? >> yeah. >> that smile. see, he's the new face of colgate. why are so many people going paleo? the latest craze that has dieters eating like cavemen, packing in proteins and veggies and eliminating grains and

processed foods. it sounds pretty good. so popular, but some doctors not sold on this. >> dr. besser here to talk about that. the news first from amy. good morning, everyone. and we begin with an urgent plea from the u.s. to iraq. this morning in baghdad, secretary of state john kerry urging iraq's government to be more inclusive and share power with its political opponents as a way of stopping the violent offensive by sunni muslim militants. the obama administration believes that iraq's prime minister, nuri al maliki has to resign to quell that violence. no sign that is happening any time soon. militants have reportedly conquered 90% of iraq's anbar province after taking control of border crossings into syria and jordan. and back in this country, the big story is flooding. the mississippi river is already overflowing in minnesota. three feet above flood stage and could rise another three feet. in the south, flash flooding near dallas left neighborhoods underwater with more than 7

inches of rain in some areas. the forecast coming up. and new fallout from the anthrax scares at the centers for disease control. the director of the lab where the potential exposure occurred has been resigned. dozens of workers are being forced to get a vaccine or take powerful antibiotics. and apologizing to other workers for not telling them about it. and a close call in atlanta when this transit bus for the disabled burst into flames. the driver saw smoke coming from the engine and moved quickly to evacuate a visually-impaired passenger. neither was injured. and five hikers have been rescued from the hills of suburban los angeles after this fire spread to 250 acres. nearly 200 firefighters and several water-dropping helicopters were fighting that blaze. and a new study is fueling debate among parents. it found boys are more expensive to have in the long run than girls. here's why, researchers say

after the age of 18, 41% of men need financial help from their parents compared to only 31% of women. daughters are also less likely to move back home, and are apparently more likely to help their aging parents. i'm not going to say anything because i feel like i'll just get in trouble on that one. finally, an unusual rescue. take a look at this puppy. look, he got stuck in the rim of a wheel. but the owner was able to bring the wheel to the local fire house where firefighters came up with a solution, used cooking oil and slid his head out. >> little baby. >> he's just fine this morning. >> he still looks mystified. >> he doesn't look very happy. what just happened to me? apparently the owner left the rim on the deck. you know what puppies do. his little head got in there. >> he looks okay. we got to go back to the soccer match from last night. we were watching when jermaine jones scored that goal. his whole family in the stands right at the end.

and abc's bob woodruff joins us live from sao paulo. >> reporter: good morning, george and robin. yeah, this game was a very emotional rise and fall. all of us here really believed last night that the u.s. was about to beat the fourth-best team in the world, portugal, and move on to the top 16. but it didn't happen exactly that way because of that goal seconds before the end. still, perhaps the biggest star of this game was jermaine jones. when portugal was leading 1-0 at the 63rd minute, he tied it for the u.s. with this whipping shot from far out. his goal was watched around the world, but also with his wife and four of his five kids in the stands. >> my oldest boy, he's 12, he was crying when i scored a goal. i don't know why. i have to ask him when i see him. >> reporter: he's such a great dad. he has tattoos on his arms, pictures and names of his kids. the next game is against germany on thursday.

and if they win or tie, they will move on for sure. if they lose, it gets a lot more complicated. george and robin. >> that's one word for it. thanks. "pop news" and your weather are coming up. but the morning menu. >> i do. katy perry surprising new super fan, none other than hillary clinton. what katy says she would do for her new bff. and why so many people are going paleo. inside the latest diet craze that has some doctors crying foul. and a mommy blogger's instagram account was deleted. and you need to see the photos that she said caused the controversy. all that and more coming up on "gma" live in times square. it is world cup season, ladies. let's do it.

♪ ♪ the best of me have ya'll seen this? these are three pro dancers burning up the internet this morning, epic performance to a medley of beyoncé's hits. >> i wish i could dance like that. >> in heels. >> they did it -- yeah, in heels. doing it. dancer, choreographer, and gearing up for their final performance on "britain's got talent." nearly 6 million views. on youtube right now. >> i can't believe they're doing it in that amount of time.

>> really great. and more music news in "pop news." good morning, everybody. happy monday to you. and katy perry, she is ready to roar again. this time for former secretary of state hillary clinton. she was at clinton's book signing in los angeles. and it's clear clinton has a superfan in katy. she took this snapshot and told her millions of followers, i told hillary clinton that i would write a theme song if she needed it. the former first lady was quick to reply, you already did. keep letting us hear you roar. it would make for a great campaign song if someone were ever to announce. we shall see. also in "pop news" this morning, good taste never goes out of style for these fashion grandpas. this is a hot new instagram account, over 13,000 followers showcasing the most dapper dandies over 70 years old in and around new york city.

it's created by christina balshear taking iphone shots of well-dressed men of a certain age. she swears by the rule, "you should have one aspect of the outfit that shows class, and one part that makes you look interesting." senior style has never looked so good. >> looking good. >> gaining a little heat. and finally, this baby girl's nickname is bear bear. she's trying to learn to crawl, but to no avail. she does, however, have a master instructor named buddy. >> oh! >> cutest thing ever. >> watch and learn, bear, bear, watch and learn. and that is "pop news." >> oh, so sweet. >> oh, my goodness. that is great. >> cute. and we still have peanut yet to come. >> the fun never ends. >> never ends. thank you, lara. in the "heat index" this morning, it's the hottest way to

lose weight and get in shape. summer searches for the paleo diet spiking on yahoo! as everyone wants to know more about this new way to slim down. while the eating plan is new, it really goes back to the stone age. here's abc's juju chang. >> reporter: if you're looking to get bikini ready in a hurry, no need to hunt for the right diet. instead, just diet like a hunter like in the movie "the croods." >> that's all right. i ate last week. >> reporter: the paleo diet awakens your inner caveman. it's a high-protein, low-carb diet eaten by jessica biel. and hot among the crossfit crowd. the idea is to eat healthy, as a hunter/gather -- meat, fish, leafy greens are the mainstays. but say good-bye to legumes, grains, and any processed foods like pasta and candy.

>> it's high in protein, low in carbohydrates, and low in sugar. and the motto is, if the caveman didn't eat it, we shouldn't eat it. >> reporter: what's the biological reasoning behind that? >> the thought is if we eliminate the foods of low nutritional value and makes us gain excess weight, we will be healthier overall. >> reporter: it becomes a lifestyle for many who say they feel better after eating whole foods. >> i was a big diet coke addict. i didn't even realize how much junk food i was eating. >> reporter: this mom started paleo diet eight months ago training for the boston marathon. despite the absence of diet soda, the mother of three says she's hooked. now even blogging about it. >> i have had a bunch of digestive issues my entire life that drastically improved. better moods, which is really important. no energy crashes. also less bloating, less puffiness. i felt so much better than i

thought i could. >> reporter: why is it so effective? >> the paleo diet is rich in protein. protein keeps us feeling satisfied throughout the day. we avoid those hunger pangs. >> reporter: but nutritionists say there are some drawbacks. you're not anti-paleo, but you're not the biggest fan. >> i think the paleo diet is fine as a jump-start to weight loss. the problem i have with it, it eliminates other healthy foods. if you are going to follow it for an extended period of time, i would recommend supplementing your diet with a calcium and vitamin d supplement. >> reporter: for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> so, let's talk to abc's richard besser about this. what's your take? >> i have to say that i'm not a big fan. the idea that the cavemen got it right -- if you look back, cavemen didn't live past their 30s. just as the big picture, not the ones that i would pick as role models. but the idea you're going to eliminate a whole part of your diet, you tend to run into problems when you do that. >> any pros?

>> yeah. there are things that this diet definitely gets right. the idea of eliminating processed foods. those are empty calories, high in sugar and salt. that's not good. the idea of lots of and fruits and vegetables, great source of vitamins and fiber. cutting back on sugar and salt. those are really good. >> what doesn't work for you, then? >> there's a lot more protein than is currently recommended. and it eliminates so many foods that i traditionally think are really good. whole grains are a very good source of fiber. legumes, like peanuts and lentils. those are really good sources of protein, and those are cut out of this diet. it's hard to maintain. it takes a lot of work for the individual, and it's pretty expensive to go this route. >> what do you say to people who want to find a way to lose weight quickly? >> losing weight quickly, i'm not a big fan of. i think slow and steady is the way to go. instead of looking at our prehistoric ancestors, go back two generations and look at our grandparents. what did they do?

they cooked, they ate things that you recognize as food. go that way and you're going to cut back on the processed foods, you're going get the benefits, but you're not going to be doing this kind of stuff that hasn't been proven long-term to work. >> many appreciate your take. how is that working for her? >> not so good. >> hey, rich, thanks. and if you want to learn more and make your own decision on the paleo diet, you can go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and the instagram account deleted for nudity. here's the shot that closed down courtney adamo's account. her little daughter. lifting her dress and showing her belly. there it is right there. she got several e-mail messages warning about inappropriate images. she ignored them, thought they were sent by mistake, didn't think she did anything wrong. but instagram decided they crossed the line, deleted her

entire account, four years' worth of images over that. it's caused quite an uproar on the blogs, and now instagram has restored courtney's account. they released a statement saying they try very hard between creating an expression and policies to protect kids, and at this time they made a mistake. >> good for them. >> those are the cutest pictures i have ever seen. oh, my gosh. >> i'm thrilled they said that. it is just a beautiful little shot. it is a tricky thing they're trying to do. >> it is. >> they have to do their job. but i'm glad they spoke up and said, look, we too make mistakes. >> very good. >> it happens. well, world cup fever is burning up the "heat index," as team usa and portugal played to a thrilling 2-2 draw in that faceoff. lighting up social media. a whopping 8 million tweets during the match. that, right there, clint dempsey, his goal, that led to the second-highest twitter peak of the world cup so far. >> wow. >> and the web is coming in.

they're chiming in their support. pitbull tweeting, anything is possible, go team usa. and injured team usa striker, jozy altidore, wish i was out there tonight. i don't know. he's working hard to get back. and michael phelps showing off his custom jersey for the big game. and as the game came to a close, justin timberlake, j.t. tweeting what a match. 30 seconds away from advancing, still, we control our destiny. i believe. >> so many emotions. >> i know. >> it was like -- ah! >> you could feel everyone watching last night. >> man. >> it is -- >> actually in here -- that's. katie couric, with john molner over the weekend. of course she got married on saturday. "people" magazine had the details. couric's home in east hamptons. 50 friends and family came together to celebrate the couple. the bride wore a stunning ivory crystal beaded and embroidered lace gown. >> they are very happy. >> i was thinking on saturday,

what a perfect day. >> it was beautiful. >> it was not humid, good hair day. we're very happy for you. >> congratulations. next up in our "heat index," a "gma" exclusive. yes, wait for it. the world's ugliest dog. the competition was stiff, but peanut reigned supreme. abc's cameron mathison was a judge, and he reveals what put peanut over the top. >> reporter: it's the competition of all competitions where the underdogs become the alpha dogs. >> we were planned to always be like that. >> reporter: and the winner isn't the best in show -- but perhaps the worst. >> everybody said we had the world's ugliest dog, and we had to go to the contest, so we did. >> reporter: it was the 26th annual world's ugliest dog contest held at the sonoma fairgrounds. >> you realize that beauty is subjective. >> reporter: so, who's to judge?

would you believe me? i think they're all cute, in an ugly sort of way. but the canine that took home the crown -- >> peanut. >> i think that he is just got an amazing, strong spirit. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, los angeles. >> and we are joined by peanut, the world's ugliest dog. and his owner, holly chandler. first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> tell me why you wanted to enter peanut into the competition. >> well, the biggest reason is we wanted to raise awareness for animal abuse. this has been a wonderful platform for that. >> peanut was a shelter dog. >> yes. >> and you were able to rescue him. >> yes. >> i know it was a stiff competition, a lot of other dogs. $1500, how are you going to spend the cash? >> we're going to use it for medical bills for other abused animals. >> that's fantastic. what do you think it is about peanut that made him so appealing? >> i think it was just his

personality. he shines through, and with his past, it really captures the judges' hearts. he deserves it. >> hi, peanut. he is smiling. he hasn't stopped smiling since i got out here. did he get a special treat? what did you do to celebrate? >> we went straight to the hotel and went to sleep. >> that's fantastic. this is about raising awareness. what do people need to know, what is your message for dogs like peanut and others? this is an important distinction. you're not making fun of ugly dogs. there is that message. and what is it? what do you want viewers to take away from this? >> peanut was burned as a puppy, and we want his face to be out there to show what can happen to dogs that are abused. and so i want everyone to feel it in their hearts that this is what happens. we really need to put a stop to it. >> tell me about peanut. he seems calm and sweet. >> when he's at home, he does nothing but play with toys. he loves dog beds. dog beds are his favorite thing. and he's very loving. he's a cuddle-bug.

>> hi there, cuddle-bug peanut. we think you're beautiful. it's a really great message. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you can see all the dogs in the running for the world's ugliest dog at goodmorningamerica.com. that's on yahoo!. ginger, how about the beautiful weather for this puppy. >> i want to see peanut. so sweet. a great morning. good morning, everybody. how are ya'll doing? loving peanut, and the pretty skies here in new york city. the same look up in boston. a sky shot from our favorite affiliate up there. and how about we go to what's going to happen today. that high pressure system that we have just enjoyed all weekend. were you all here for this weekend? wasn't it glorious? it's going to stick around for a couple of days and then start to be a little bit more hot and humid. and the rain is going to start to fall in western new york. and flooding in parts of pennsylvania too, and certainly from texas into arkansas. that's a look at the big

good monday morning, you can see the main layer clouds with slower sunshine and temperatures are the same as yesterday, with a cold front that will bring us cooling during the midweek but not a good chance of rain and temperatures will be back to average by the week. today, upper 50's to slow 60's and mid-to-upper 60's in san francisco and richmond and 70's throughout the bay and 80's inland, and seven-day forecast could be ten degrees cooler by thursday. >> oh, my. look at all of these beautiful faces. who gets the fist bump? who's the -- transplant survivor right here, robin. in to you. >> give her a fist bump when i get out there. had no idea about peanut. oh, now knowing the backstory, so beautiful. coming up, the new abc singing competition, "rising star" reinventing the way you at home can make dreams come true.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. a task force is being set up in san francisco to investigate a series of suspicious fires. the latest fires happened yesterday, one on mission street and another near second and howard. they follow a series of fires over the last few weeks. in san jose, police are investigating a fatal accident. a man was hit and killed by a light rail train on stoke street and southwest expressway. he was running after his dog when he was struck last night. let's see how your commute is on this monday. sue hall has the latest. >> a nasty one on the peninsula, kristen. an earlier accident at moffit is long gone. now north 101 south of 84 we have an accident blocking lanes. long line of red sin sorts, bumper to bumper all the way from south san jose. kristen? >> thanks a lot. we'll check out your forecast

with meteorologist mike nicco after this. woah, this kitchen! looks beautiful. hey mom! it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! because your kitchbig,

ikea has it all. good morning. off our morning lows with 60s in san ramon. heading to the game tonight, our first-place giants taking on the padres, 61 degrees, cooling to 56. it will be breezy with increasing clouds. accuweather seven-day forecast, slightly cooler tomorrow and then wednesday and thursday a cold front's going to pass to our north. unfortunately, it doesn't bring

us much of a chance of rain. temperatures rebound friday, saturday, above average for sunday. have a great day. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was j.lo, giving an out of this world performance on our summer concert series. and that was heating up our message board and social media. everyone was talking about her performance. >> yes. >> wow. >> in central park on friday, it was really something. also, it is time for the 2014 "gma cup" and we're getting ready -- the first-ever "gma"

stopper. and -- >> look, you're about to play tennis. >> yeah. i'm in a soccer uniform? >> and now -- >> amy's like starring in a local production of "west side story." >> hey. >> don't get me started. >> what could possibly go wrong? what could possibly go wrong? >> i know someone who can do it all, award-winning actor kelsey grammer is here to tell us how about his new action movie. i think he's laughing at us. >> don't be concerned when i interview you wearing this outfit. i do have the utmost respect, mr. grammer. and last night, "rising star," a brand-new singing competition that plays out in real time. and sarrachel smith went behinde

scenes. >> reporter: it's the debut of the revolutionary tv talent show. ♪ you can't tell me it's not worth dying for ♪ >> reporter: "rising star" contestants watching their fates while singing. >> there's nothing more dramatic than the wall. >> reporter: it's in the hands of viewers voting with a free app. >> it's awesome. more than a million. >> reporter: and the remaining is left to the celebrity experts. you even got the first boos of the season. >> i'm okay with that. >> when people get drunk and go to a karaoke bar. that's kind of what i felt right now. >> i didn't think anyone was that bad. i thought they did a good job of everybody up there has some talent. ♪ >> reporter: you did not hold

back from the get-go. >> i had to choose a song that was really going to show off that aspect of my voice. ♪ you were >> reporter: of all songs, you bust out whitney houston. >> i love whitney houston. >> reporter: what are you going to do next? do you know? >> i don't know. keep watching. >> reporter: six of the ten acts scored higher than 70%, so they advance to the next round. on sunday, ten new acts, and walls, and chances will rise. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, los angeles. >> and that competition only going to get more intense. it airs on sunday on abc, 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central. to amy. zendaya's back, the multitalented actress has done so much. zendaya's album went platinum.

and to the end of "dancing with the stars" season 16. and now a new movie. thank you for being with us. >> of course. thank you for having me. >> i love this movie. it kind of replicates my life. you have three stepbrothers in this movie, it's about a blended family. you talk about how she adjusts to it all. tell us about the movie a little bit. >> well, with the movie, i just got out of the disney space, i definitely didn't want to leave that. it's a relatable story. it's very heartfelt and good for the family. >> my family will be in the theater watching it. you find an app? >> it's a smartphone app that's supposed to control her dog, it's like a dog-training app. and something happens to the phone magically, and now it can control boys. >> let's take a look at the app in action. we have a scene from the movie "zap." take a look.

>> video games. start doing something good for your spiritual and physical well-being. >> dude. let's go do some yoga. >> namaste. >> groom yourself. >> what's with our hair? >> why do we smell like we smell? >> oh, my gosh. this would be amazing. is this for real? pick up their dirty laundry too? >> anything you want them to. >> and i was laughing. do you get to dance at all? >> yes, i do. she was like a ballet dancer, no, she's going to be a hip-hop dancer. >> you are so big on social media. over 4 million followers on twitter, 6 million likes on facebook. you have huge crowds this summer. >> yes. it's really cool. it's amazing to go somewhere and

be able to see people with that much love. people drive hours just to see you, it means a lot. >> i can see why people like you. can't wait to see the movie, zendaya. we appreciate you stopping by. >> of course. >> zapped is at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on the disney channel. and now to ginger with the final check on the weather. and that weather forecast, alice is 50 today, everybody. happy birthday, alice. let's get to the forecast and the twitter photos. you send them in at ginger underscore zee, and a good lightning strike here, no one hurt in parts of missouri. let's check in on something that morning that had lightning with it moving through dallas and plano. and severe thunderstorm warnings this morning, and it's looking dark there. and as far as severe storms this afternoon, you'll see them east of denver.

it's included in that elevated risk area for large hail, strong winds and an isolated tornado. for now, that's the big picture. happy day to san antonio, all of your friends. >> all this weather brought to you by the university of phoenix. i'm going to take my jog, get the warm-up in. it's time for the games. >> thank you, ginger. yeah, because i was going to get into my uniform for a minute. no, no, no. you may remember our very competitive "gma" winter games. well, it's time now for our next challenge. in honor of the world cup, it's the 2014 "gma cup." and we go head-to-head in the

competition, unlike anything you ever seen before as you can see for yourself. we're going to kick it off with a soccer obstacle course. group a is sara and ginger! [ cheers and applause ] and in group b -- oh, gosh. lara and amy! [ cheers and applause ] >> we are ready! >> okay. may the best team win. [ cheers and applause ] >> go, baby, go. find the ball. >> there it is. there it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> get it, get it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hello.

♪ the final countdown >> come on, ginger! >> woohoo! >> yay! oh, wait, hold on, hold on. >> i'm sweating. >> gio. i love this, gio. >> it's a strong side. >> you're lucky you hit the thigh. >> i can't talk right now. >> more to come. so how do you feel? >> winded. >> amy, right out of the gate. >> she's married to a professional soccer player. he helps her at home. >> how did you feel? >> i let her down a little bit. she pulled back. >> no, it was a good start. >> yeah. >> it's a very long life.

there's many rounds. anything can happen. >> anything can happen. >> we're not going to get too -- but i'm going to say, we schooled you. >> thank you. gio, you took one for the team with that one. >> good thing i wore this. >> behind the goal, very brave back there. all right. now you're going out? >> i have to see kelsey grammer. >> kelsey grammer joins us live to tell us about the new transformers movie, "age of extinction." things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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all right, welcome back, everybody. kelsey grammer apparently gets a kick out of playing bad guys. after years of playing lovable dr. frasier crane on tv, he's being a bad guy for "transformers: age of extinction." here's a peek. >> there's a version of the conversation where you get to go back to the barn, and graduate with honors and be ready, life goes on. >> what's the other version of

this conversation? send in hired help to murder my little girl, on man up and do it yourself? >> what's your preference? >> baddy. in very bad. >> my first impression watching it, your character seems to shoot first, ask questions later. >> once he shoots, it's over. he's very analytical, very slow to action. but once in, he's deadly. >> and mark wahlberg, what was that like working with him? >> mark's great. it's a wonderful cast, stanley tucci and the kids. it's just a really great time. >> those are big names. such a big franchise. what is it like to be a part of a big action family?

>> it's fantastic. i had a great, great time. and michael bay is a genius. and it's watching the movie, it's almost mind-boggling. i don't know how they do it. >> how much do you see? >> we sized out the shot of the scenes like three weeks ago, and then returned from china last week. it's extraordinary. they said to me that day that -- we're going to do the stuff every day. >> it's very cool. in addition to this, you're busy, "expendables." talk to us about that experience, being part of that ensemble. >> that was fun. >> we there were like 17 guys there saying, hey, you're in the movie too. >> get everybody. >> martin lawrence -- >> this is a hero's welcome. >> very nice. >> well, hey, we're in times square. this happens. i want to get back to the group.

because, as you're looking around, it's 17 guys, and each of them is such a huge star in their own right. you among them. is that surreal? >> yeah. "expendables" is really fun. it's a really fun movie. it was a ball to join that as well. >> life is good for kelsey grammer. i want to share with you some questions from our viewers. >> amber martin wants to know is there ever going to be a "frasier" reunion? >> i guess it's possible, but i doubt it. >> sad to hear it too. your favorite episode? theresa says hers was when you spoke klingon at your son's birthday. >> yeah, that was a very, very funny show. there were several that were good. and when they opened their own restaurant. >> syndication, do you stop -- >> sure. i watch them, sometimes. it was a good show. >> timeless. timeless. and so much good stuff to come. and everybody, kelsey grammer.

he's everywhere. thanks for being with us today. thanks to our viewers, and "transformers: age of extinction" hits theaters this friday, june 27th. and up next, time flies, top of the charts. selling out. and now performing for us, live. stay with us. thanks, kelsey. makes about as much sensere... as a gas guzzling suv here.

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wow. get ready to go all the way with timeflies. the electronic dance music duo. rob resnick and cal shapiro, making their daytime debut this morning. get ready to rock with the infectious party anthem from "after hours," here's timeflies with "all the way." >> are you guys ready to party?

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. the san francisco giants are back from a road trip opening a ten-game home stand beginning with the san diego padres at at&t park tonight. check with mike on the weather. >> sure hope we can get some nice weather out there. going to be a little breezy, a little cooler. taking on the padres, 7:15 first pitch, 61 dropping down to about 56 degrees. look at that accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures a lot like yesterday. a little more sunshine today and tomorrow, then a cooling trend for wednesday and thursday. sue? thanks, mike. some of your busier drive times heading out right now, slow traffic from the central valley, highway 4 and 101 out of san rafael. let's look at san rafael, southbound 101 moving nicely.

kristen? >> thanks a lot. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, recording artist, coach, and actor, adam levine. and from "true blood," joe manganiello. and one of "two broke girls"'s beth behrs takes a seat at the co-host desk. all next on "live." now, here are michael strahan and beth behrs! [cheers and applause] ♪ michael: i got you. beth: oh, thank you!