good morning, america. happening now, hurricane and tropical storm watches for the east coast as arthur picks up strength fast off florida. these teenagers slammed against the rocks and rough seas. >> i thought i was going to die pip couldn't breathe. >> what the growing storm means for your july 4th and a massive wildfire erupts in napa's wine country overnight. and the food truck fireball caught on camera. this huge explosion shooting flames 200 feet in the air. at least a dozen people injured during the dinnertime rush. what caused the blast? breaking now, new security at the airport. urgent new procedures you could be facing to keep us safe from a terror attack. what you need to know before your next flight. and so close -- >> it's julian green! >> the world cup heartbreaker.

team usa ends its incredible run in overtime. >> it's heartache. it hurts. >> knocked out after losing to belgium. >> and the referee blows time on the usa's world cup campaign. >> frenzied american fans believing right until the end. goalie tim howard pulling out all the stops in the 120-minute match. >> howard, mr. invincible. >> with a monumental 16 saves. and we are live from brazil, and who's here with us? the superhero of the match, tim howard. >> good morning, america. and you have to love tim howard's voice this morning maybe he was screaming a little last night.

>> you know what, i'm sure after last night's game, he deserved to go out and have a good time. he played an incredible game. >> he was the hero here. look at the saves, 16 in all yesterday. it's really just hard to imagine that the team could have made it this far without tim howard. he really was the star out there. >> superhero. >> i loved it, good morning, america. >> and he started coughing. we cut out. >> we can't wait to get to tim. we have a lot of news to get to. right off the top, the hurricane watch for parts of the east coast this morning. tropical storm arthur gaining strength as we come on the air. ginger, of course, tracking it all as she has the past 48 hours. >> and looking more like a tropical storm. you can see the rotation paralleling the east coast of florida. still in the atlantic, strengthening overnight to 60 mile per hour winds, max sustained, and moving north. so, it will not only move north. again, just gracing florida. but affecting mostly south carolina and north carolina. i think the outer banks get the first hurricane of our atlantic season.

but i really wanted to focus on the northeast. because people are asking, is it going to get us? i think you'll have rough surf into the weekend, but i do not think this is going to be, by any mean, a direct hit. this thing is moving. we're on hurricane watch right now as far as the outer banks goes. tropical storm watches, and even warnings out in the waters. especially for daytona beach today. that's where we find our matt gutman this monk. good morning. >> reporter: hey, ginger, good morning. just the past couple hours, since we've been here, really felt that wind and that surf pick up. it's up to about seven feet, and already over the past 24 hours, we have seen swimmers and paddle boarders get into trouble, get jammed up against the rocks because of the voracity of those waves. and it's not what you see above the surface, but beneath it. rip currents a major concern. children and even adults getting swept far out to sea with these conditions. and with millions of people out on these beaches the next couple of days, that's a major concern here. now back to david and amy. >> yes. everyone, heed those warnings.

we want to talk about the world cup and that heartbreaking loss by team usa. the americans coming so close to pulling off a stunning comeback. we were all believing, but they fell short in extra time against belgium. abc's bob woodruff is in sao paulo this morning with the very latest. bob, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, amy. yeah, this is quite a game. i have to say that. the team just landed here in sao paulo just after midnight. even though they lost this game, they just never surrendered. from the very beginning, the americans were physical, pressuring the opposition, struggling to score. >> dempsey again. >> reporter: and while the belgians just kept firing, tim howard refused to let them in. saving one shot after another after another. 16 saves. the most saves by a goalkeeper at the world cup in the last 50 years. >> mr. invincible. >> reporter: with so many close calls but no score, the tension was palpable.

from the stadium in salvador to viewing parties all across the u.s. even the president getting in on the action. >> i believe that we can win! >> reporter: and with just minutes to go in regulation time, the u.s. nearly did win. jermaine jones heads it to a wide open chris wondolowski. >> wondolowski! >> reporter: but can't finish. >> score! >> in overtime, the belgians took the lead in the 92nd minute, a shot to the left. 12 minutes later. goal number two. >> bradley. >> reporter: but the americans would not give up. >> and look at this, it's julian green. >> reporter: with this dramatic goal by 18-year-old julian green in his world cup debut, keeping american hopes alive. a flurry of american chances, but with no more time, the comeback came to an end. >> i told them in the locker room, they should be proud, and take a lot of positive stuff back home. >> you win some, lose some, it's

amazing the u.s. came that far. very happy with this team. >> i'm disappointed, i love the way we fought and stayed in the game. >> president obama tweeting after the match. very proud of u.s. soccer, we'll win it all sooner than the world thinks. #believeit. now julian green is only 18 years old. got the only goal in the game. he is the youngest american ever to play in a world cup. now klinsmann, the coach, from the beginning said he wanted a more younger team to prepare for the next world cup four years from now in russia. amy. >> thank you, bob. and it is great to have team usa superstar goalie, tim howard, with us this morning from brazil. tim, i have to say, first, congratulations on a heroic performance last night. you almost single-handedly broke twitter, 1.8 million twitter mentions of you alone.

i want to ask you, have you seen what is out there about you today? you are the new face of the quarter. you are mt. rushmore, appropriately named mt. howard. and you have been promoted to secretary of defense overnight per wikipedia. did you see any of this? >> i -- i only just woke up, as you can tell. i've not seen any of that. but that's quite funny. >> well, and it's well-earned. you made 16 saves against belgium. and that is the best by a keeper in a world match since 1966 when they started keeping world records. you were awarded man of the match. how do you feel about your performance yesterday? >> well, i've said it all along, that's what i signed up to do. stick my face in front of balls and get in the way. that's my job. i was able to do a lot of that last night. for me, unfortunately it wasn't enough, we nearly did it. i couldn't be prouder of this team.

>> the entire country is proud of the team. what is the mood in camp today? how are the rest of the guys feeling? how is the team feeling? >> i'm sure once everyone wakes up, we'll be probably disappointed still. but our heads are high, because we couldn't have given any more. we played four phenomenal games. and, you know, last night everybody gave everything they had. and sometimes you don't win. but we're proud of ourselves. >> you won the hearts of americans for sure. it is just incredible. americans bought more tickets at the world cup than any other country except for the host country. it's remarkable, and you think about how soccer has been viewed by americans up until now. do you think that's changed after this world cup? >> it really says a lot about where soccer has come in our country. and it's exciting to see what the future holds. because this is still a very young and exciting team with a lot to offer. >> did you all feel the love coming from us to you watching? >> we were motivated by that. we were inspired. it gave us hope, a recognition

that we were doing it for more than ourselves. and it was special. >> well, you come back to the u.s. as heros. i hope you get some vacation time before you start in the english premier league. any thoughts of 2018? >> gosh. that seems a lifetime away. you know. right now i'm still very emotional from the game, and just try and figure out what's what and let the dust settle. spend some time with my kids you know. >> yeah. that's important. but fantastic job. we're all proud of you. tim howard, yes, get rest, enjoy down time, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> the boy who overcame so much. incredible story. >> and still has that big bright smile this morning. >> he does. barely a voice, but that'll come back. and now to the massive food truck explosion caught on camera. the blast sending a huge fireball into the sky. we were talking about these pictures. look at that. injuring a dozen people, including two critically.

and reena ninan has the store. >> reporter: from food truck to fireball, this jaw-dropping surveillance video capturing the moment a propane tank on a mexican food truck exploded. in the middle of a philadelphia neighborhood during the dinnertime rush. >> i heard the boom first, and the fire came out of nowhere. i have first degree burns on my whole left side. >> reporter: at least 12 injured. >> she was in shock. it looked like she was dead. >> reporter: trapped inside the inferno, a mother and daughter who worked in the truck, rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> i was walking and i literally missed the step one foot to the another. it rocked me. >> reporter: as flames shot 200 feet in the air, two passing cars engulfed by flames. a utility pole on the other side of the street also catching fire. >> this lunch truck actually has two similar propane tanks in the back of the truck, one of them is still intact. >> the other propane tank ended up in a yard, 150 feet away from the truck. >> the whole house shook like an

earthquake. >> reporter: the police, the bomb squad and fire department are investigating if there was foul play. they want to make sure it's an accident. >> we'll talk to that mother and daughter inside that truck, thank you. and now to breaking news this morning. sweeping new changes to keep us safe in the sky. the government proposing new rules to expand security screenings of passengers designed to prevent a terror attack. pierre thomas has the story. >> reporter: abc news has learned the department of homeland security has developed a series of urgent directives that would require other countries to expand screening of passengers before airliners can fly to the united states. among the proposed security measures, increased random screenings of traveler, more intense scrutiny of electronics. expanded use of explosive detection machine, and adding to the list of clothing that may need to be removed during screening.

why the concern? radicals in war-torn syria are trying to develop non-metallic explosives to be smuggled on to commercial planes. the fear is that some in syria are from al qaeda's yemen branch, the innovative group responsible for the underwear bomb of christmas, 2009 many have arrived from europe and some from the u.s. radicals carrying passports from western countries, allowing easy access to the homeland. no final decision has been made but sources tell me homeland security is planning to move forward with some of these measures in the next two weeks. amy, david. >> important information as the summer travel season heats up. >> absolutely. let's get the rest of the morning from abc's ryan smith. ryan, good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> we begin with a fast-moving wildfire scorching the heart of california wine country. flames have already consumed four square miles of napa county. the fire is only 30% contained and threatening hundreds of homes. at least five structures have been damaged so far.

also breaking overnight, a fedex plane had to make an new jersey landing in nashville after reports of smoke in the cockpit. only the pilot and copilot were on board. they were not hurt. and new information about the government buses full of immigrants blocked from entering a processing center on tuesday by this group of angry protesters who say they were a safety threat. the buses turned back to san diego. but another bus is on the move carrying women and children from central america pouring across the border. this time, officers were seen blocking the entrance to the highway as the bus drove away. and a new record high on wall street this morning. the dow jones industrial average is flirting with 17,000. low interest rates forced investors to keep relying on stocks. but one solemn headline, jaime diamond of jpmorgan chase has been diagnosed with throat cancer. and doctors say it is curable.

dwell phone carrier t-mobile is facing a federal lawsuit. it's accused of adding hundreds of millions of bogus charges to customer's bills, the charges included 9.99 a month for so-called premium services like more scopes and celebrity gossip. t-mobile calls the allegations unfounded. and a political bombshell overseas, former french president nicolas sarkozy is rested for corruption, accused of accepting campaign funds from moammar gadhafi in 2011. you and you head of getting your hand stuck in a cookie jar but what about your head? in a scene straight out of winnie the pooh, this guy did just that. he was combing through some trash, he spotted crumbs and then making matters worse, he climbed up a tree and couldn't get down. look at him. there he is. the experts were called in and the jar was safely removed from his head. the 6-month-old cub will be just fine.

he's a little bit embarrassed, but he get over it. >> i hope he said it like that. i'm over it. >> i'm good. >> thanks, ryan. and now to the frightening moments on the court at wimbledon. a health scare for serena williams. she became dizzy and disoriented in the middle of a match. shocking spectators who watched in concern. >> something is not right with serena. >> reporter: the drama unfolding for 17-time grand slam winner, serena williams, when she was playing a doubles match with her sister, venus. the problem started before the match with williams receiving medical attention courtside after a shaky warm-up. once play got underway, williams still not her usual self. >> she can't even bounce the ball and catch it. i consider this dangerous. >> reporter: after losing the first three games, venus led her sister to her chair. >> she is not well. and i can't imagine they're going to let this match continue. >> reporter: officials eventually calling the match, and williams walking off the court. appearing to be in tears. tournament officials saying the

cause of serena's behavior, a viral illness. and williams later releasing a statement through her publicist. i'm heartbroken i'm not able to continue in the tournament, i thought i could rally this morning because i really wanted to compete, but this bug just got the best of me. we are so hoping serena is feeling better and back at full strength to defend her title at the u.s. open in august. david. >> that was tough to watch. we'll have much more in the next 24 hours. in the meantime, you've got an incredible story about that rescue on the highway. >> a driver pulled out of a burning car by a good samaritan who was at the right place at the right time. you won't believe how he managed to pull the driver to safety. the video is terrifying. a car burning on the side of a minnesota highway. now imagine actually being there. trapped in those flames. >> i knew i was in trouble. >> reporter: 51-year-old michael johannes was driving down the

road when his suv suddenly and inexplicably became engulfed. >> the power went out, the speedometer down to zero. >> reporter: and worse yet, his doors automatically locked. he was trapped. >> i decided to try to kick the passenger side out. >> reporter: but the window wouldn't break. the husband and father says he was preparing to die. >> i started thinking about my daughter, my wife. >> reporter: until a hero on the highway, 52-year-old bob renning, an air national guardsman driving by immediately pulls over and sprinted to help. what happened next is unbelievable. >> i didn't have anything to break the glass. i grabbed the top of the door frame and pulled until glass broke. >> reporter: renning, using superhuman strength, bent the piece of medal with his bare hands before pulling him to safety. we were there when the two men reunited. >> you came through here. i didn't do anything different than anyone else. >> reporter: but a different view of his roadside rescuer.

>> he's a hero. if it wasn't for bob, we would be planning my funeral. >> it's unbelievable to be able to do that. he has no idea how he was able to bend that door. he says he's just an unfit, overweight air force sergeant. >> with super human strength. >> if i'm trapped, i need him close. >> don't you feel in those moments that you find strength you didn't know you have? >> bob's got it. he's amazing. >> thank you so much for that, michael. we have severe weather to talk about with ginger. so much of the country impacted. >> from texas, strong storms to severe storms, big cities, washington, d.c., new york city, even parts of new england. hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados. that same front marching across the nation. and the southwest and the northwest, yesterday, seattle, 94. that was a record. today, very hot for redding, 103, 97 for reno.

i think we should name it shs, superhero strength. you get it like that. >> thank you so much. coming up next on "gma," the mysterious murder of a mother gunned down while out for a jog. why police thought it was a hit and run. and a cheerleader facing major backlash for the hunting pictures she posted on facebook. what she's saying in her defense. plus one of the victims in this horrific parasailing accident is peeking out on camera for the first time, live. >> and robin thicke is here live on "gma."

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♪ ♪ if you can't hear you might have heard this little diddy. >> once before. >> that's robin thicke's "blurred lines." he's live here this morning. and a lot of people out in times square excited about that. no mixed messages in his new song. trying to get back with his wife, paula patton, after their split. he's going to tell us about it and perform his new hit. >> yeah, can't wait. a lot of ice on him this morning. and also coming up, more on the mysterious death of a michigan mother, shot dead on a jog, why police thought it was a hit and run. plus the texas college cheerleader under fire for these photos. hunting photos with endangered animals that she posted on facebook. now she's defending those photos

this morning. and one of the victims of this horrific parasailing accident is speaking out on camera for the first time. reunited with the people who saved her life. what she's saying one year after the incident. great to see she's coming back. and police trying solve the baffling murder mystery. a young mother killed while apparently out for a jog. it appeared to be a hit and run, but then it turned out to be something so much worse. >> reporter: wish i had more uplifting news. there is a task force to investigate this, the first homicide of the year in dalton township. police say they have lots of theories, but no leads in what caused this wife and mother to be killed while out for a run. this morning, the death of 36-year-old rebecca bletch was first thought to be a hit in run is now being investigated as a homicide. >> we thought she was hit by a

car until evidence pointed us in the other direction. >> reporter: she was found sunday evening along this quiet country road, less than a mile from her michigan home. they found multiple shell casings near her body, and upon further investigation, a small bullet wound. the wife and mother had been shot in the head. >> no scenario can make sense, can bring any kind of understanding to what transpired. >> reporter: police say her last contact with a family member was around 5:00 p.m. a little over an hour later, the couple who discovered her body called 911. the physical therapist found along the same path she regularly jogged. >> the way she was dressed, she was out getting some exercise. >> reporter: police say she was found with several valuables, making robbery an unlikely motive. her husband and 11-year-old daughter were out of town. investigators say her husband is not a suspect. while his family told us he was

too distraught to speak, his uncle described her as a vibrant woman who's death is as devastating as it is baffling. >> she was always willing to pitch in and help, always seemed to be concerned about other folks. beki wasn't just a person running down the road. she had a life. >> reporter: police are hopeful there are clues in the autopsy results. we're talking about a time with very little crime. the sheriff's office handled only three homicides in all of last year, david. this one mysterious. >> rattling the town. thank you. and dan abrams, this is a tough one. you heard the report, the husband is not a suspect right now. is that where they begin, with the peoplest to her? >> absolutely. what a mystery. first they think it's hit and run, then they realize she's been shot. the first place you start is with the people that she knows the best. the husband was out of town with the daughter. doesn't necessarily mean he couldn't have been involved. they want to look into him, exclude him as a possibility,

then look to other people that she knew well. people with a motive. the idea this would be a completely random crime, that someone is out jogging and someone gets shot and left with all their valuables is going to be improbable to the authorities. doesn't mean it's impossible, but it means it will be improbably. they'll go into it thinking that way. want to exclude those she knows best first. >> that's key, they found the valuables. the 5:00 p.m. phone call, going over the phone records? >> oh, that's going to be crucial. who were the last people she talked to? what was she texting about? who was she e-mailing. and they want to go back beyond the most recent ones. they want to see, was there any conflict. was there anyone there who would have had a motive to do this. how could this have happened? they want to piece together the story of her life now. the way to do that is by looking back at her computer records and, of course, her phone. >> dan, great to have you with us. and now to a texas cheerleader stirring up a

firestorm over her facebook photos that some may find disturbing. the 19-year-old posing with the bodies of rare animals she's hunted in africa. the pictures sparking outrage. this morning, she's speaking out in her defense. abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: she's the texas cheerleader with a bow in her hair, and a much bigger one in her hand. 19-year-old kendall jones, a cheerleader for texas tech, turning her facebook page into a tribute to her other favorite activity, hunting. and we're not talking ducks and deer. here she is posing with a lion, smiling with a cheetah, a menagerie of endangered species she says she hunted in africa. the cheerleader's facebook page doesn't exactly have animal rights activists picking up pom-poms. some posters have called her

despicable and the top-hated person. >> i'm kendall jones. >> reporter: when she was featured as a scholar of the week on our dallas affiliate, wfaa, she talked about her love of animals. >> so, do you have any dogs? >> yes, i have two of my own. >> reporter: and now she's firing back at her critics, pointing out the money she pays for these big game hunts helps prevent poaching. she writes, this is a conservation effort to ensure they never become extinct. >> in a modern day and age, killing an endangered species to save it, unacceptable. >> an online petition to facebook of kendall jones because of animal cruelty has more than 60,000 signatures. jones would not comment, but this may not be a bad thing. on a facebook page, she will be hosting her own reality show on the sportsman channel next year. the network, which airs hunting shows hosted by sarah palin and and model brittany glaze, would not confirm if the texas

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we're back now at 7:42 with one of the survivors of the horrifying parasailing accident. she's speaking out on camera exclusively now to abc news. she is one of two teen girls critically injured. and a year later, the government issued a report calling for tough new regulations on the parasailing industry. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: sydney heard it snap. >> it was really bad, the feeling of the wind. and we broke away. >> reporter: in video that went viral last year, dozens on the beach watched as the 17-year-old and her friend floated up and then slammed into a condominium building. >> i remember flying into the building. >> reporter: this morning, speaking to us for the first time on camera. >> i felt the people's arms grab me.

>> reporter: but they couldn't grab the girls. first careening into power lines and landing on a parked suv. the paramedics and sydney's father found her. could you tell if she was alive? >> no. they had her bagged. they were bagging her. i didn't know if she was alive or not. >> reporter: she was rushed here. >> we brought her back from the brink of death. >> reporter: coaxed back to life by the nurses, the doctors, and her family. taking "gma" along as they visited the hospital for the first time since the crash. and sydney meeting those who saved her. what makes you cry? >> i don't know. i mean, it just, like -- it just upsets me. i was dying, they saved me. >> reporter: her brain so battered, she could barely remember them. >> they told us she may not remember. >> reporter: one of the doctors

she did remember, rebecca hysong who promised her she would walk again, even at her high school graduation last month, beaming with that sunshine smile. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, panama city, florida. >> and the other teen injured in that incident, alexis fair child, also graduated alongside sydney just a few weeks ago and we wish them the best. coming up, we have them, pet peeves. now we have tips and tricks to help deal with the annoying people in your life. >> what are you trying to say? i don't get it. and the young super star lighting up the internet. he's mastered the six-second song cover. he's here live and ready to sing. sounds good. ♪ singing in the shower ♪ la da la da ♪

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♪ won't you marry me ♪ i swear that i mean it >> let's meet him in person. come on out, jeffery eli miller. how are you doing? >> good. >> good to see you. how did you get started making vines? >> i heard about it from my friends and how popular vine was now. so i started and i posted one cover. and it got, like, an okay response. and i just -- >> kept going. >> look at you now. >> yeah. >> now, when did you realize they were becoming popular? how long did it take? after how many vines did you feel like people were starting to catch on. >> i had 700 followers after a while. and one morning i woke up with 7,000. i was like, whoa. and then it's just like i kept posting covers. and more people were commenting. and i got on the popular page, and it was like, oh, my god.

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a wildfire, video from the last 90 minutes. nearly 200 homes are threatened and the fire is only 30% contained. forecast now from leyla gulen. >> going to be cooler there but still very dry. winds are going to calm down later on today. the rest of us, though, will be in the upper 80s for the inland areas along the coast going to be a little cooler, accuweather seven-day forecast dry for the 4th of july holiday.

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and there is robin thicke, taking a few selfies. brand-new album, paula. he's on a bit of a campaign to win back his wife after their split and he's going to tell us about this very personal album. >> i love that. superchills. good morning, america. we couldn't pull that off if we vie tried. just in time for the fourth of july weekend, we're teaming up to create "gma's" official ice cream sandwich. you're going to pick "gma's" official flavor. >> we have it right here. we have a coffee oreo. the candied bacon with chocolate chip and oatmeal berry with

raisin cookie. >> that's a tie. >> leaderboard, i love it. >> that's social square. i love it. >> all you have to do is go to our twitter facebook page, use the #gmaicecreamsocial. we'll reveal the winner later in the show. this one is slaptastic. the flapjack one. >> i'd say it's berrylicious. >> you to shay. okay. >> you got some news to do. >> finish my ice cream and wipe my mouth. good morning, america. we begin with the hurricane watch that's been issued right now as tropical storm arthur moves north, threatening the east coast in time to ruin holiday plans for millions of americans, already causing problems in florida where five

teenagers were swept away and rescued by a hero police officer. matt gutman has their story. good morning. >> good morning. ryan, the past couple minutes we've been here we felt the temperature rise and surf rise. the concern is that folks like those five young teenage girls will get that this water and not be able to get out. >> there's five girls that are caught out on the rocks. a desperate call ago five teenage girls paddle boarding on this inlet tuesday were slammed into these jagged rocks, helpless against the forceful current fueled by tropical storm arthur. >> i thought i was going to die. i couldn't breathe. i was just under the water. >> reporter: alex and her friends managed to climb on top of this jeddy, but the waves persisted, battling their body on the rocks. allison's mother watching from the shore in horror. >> i prayed they get up on the

rocks and that their strength would kick in. >> reporter: finally three officers to arrive only to discover, whipping winds wouldn't allow them to throw the girl a life ring. that's when officer holmes risked his own life, diving into the water, rescuing each girl one by one. >> i was getting slammed into the rock, and my feet and back were getting scraped up from the. >> rick:s and doing it over and over. >> reporter: one was taken to the hospital with a broken collarbone and the other suffering cuts and bruises. it's not just the surf but the rip current. officer holmes said he had to struggle to get back to the boat and millions and millions of people flocking to the beach over the weekend. lifeguard sdz will have their handsful. >> thank you very much. matt. and the storm will turn out to sea but the northeast can expect heavy surf and ginger's forecast

coming up in a few minutes. on the west side. california wine country in wildfire. hundreds of homes are in the flames. and another bus load of illegal immigrants spotted in southern california carrying women and children sneaking into the country from mexico and border patrol officials have made sure their path was clear to prevent a repeat of the angry confrontation that took place tuesday. protesters blocked three buses forcing them to turn back. an unusual problem from los angeles to australia overnight. a water leak flooded the cabin of this flight. check that out. the airline said there was never any safety concern. and a costly mistake for this driver hahling seafood over boston. look at this. that bridge is too low, right? the truck was too fall for the

overpass. the crash ignited a fireball. driver's okay. but get this, $100,000 worth of lobsters on that truck, gone. >> exactly. >> sounded like everybody is more upset about the lobsters than the guy hitting the bridge. >> and finally. remember this guy, the california inmate dubbed too sexy for jail? he is apparently ready for his new career in, guess what, jeremy meeks had women swooning when his mug shot was posted on facebook. now his chiselled face and steely blue eyes landed him a $30,000 a year modeling contract. even though he's still in jail on other charges. he signed with an agent that signed octomom and v. stiviano. >> there's a reason they call

him calvin crime. >> watch out ladies, he'll steal your heart. >> that's what he's charged with? >> let's get to lara and "the morning menu." >> here's what is coming up on "morning menu." actor joe manganiello, named hottest actor. i hadn't noticed. guess who else is on the list. and a food blogger, that almost made her sick. and a woman said being a brides maid almost took her broke. coming up next. . . . . ng. . a. m. e. ri. c. a. america."

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only at walmart. ♪ you're perfect in the way that you are ♪ now that is impressive. impressive impressions. singer/song writer, rob kantor, does 29 celebrity voices in less than four minutes on his original song called "perfect." he even does slipper. kristichristina aguilera, cher. everyone from frank sinatra to billy holiday. but the flipper is i credible. it's the most popular video on youtube overnight. >> i don't doubt that. he's fantastic. >> goes into whistling there too. eight song welcomes starts whistling. >> the man does it all. >> indeed he does. but can he do pop news? >> what's popping? >> we begin with this. they have arrived, the most anticipated couple at wimbledon settling in today at the royal box at wimbledon's center court.

the duchess of cambridge, stunning as always. they're there to cheer on their dear friend and defending champ andy murray as he takes on grigor dimitrov. not only the one to watch on the court, but also maria sharapova's girlfriend. she lost a brute three-set match yesterday. maybe their appearance will cheer her up. if not, there is hugh grant was spotted today. >> they opted not to got with the jeans and open-neck shirts. >> no one is doing that. it was a trick to get me to go there and show off as the only american. not falling for it. also in "pop news." excited to report this. and the hottest bachelor list from people magazine announced, and the top spot belongs to this man. i don't know why, but joe mangianello has been chosen. the "true blood" star.

the poor thing needs to work pout. >> put on clothes, man. >> looking every bit the part, on the cover of this week's issue. the abtastic actor, telling what he's looking for in a woman. telling people, i am passionate. i am a hot-blooded person. if you don't like spicy, i'm not for you. >> millions swoon. >> sounds like a burrito. >> i'll take the number four, please. the mangianello with extra sauce. i don't know. he said he was like a burrito. >> i believe you. i'm innocent in all this. >> you know who's on the list? >> who? >> our very own gio benitez. >> all right! >> look at him. sandwiched next to drake and that other guy. all eyes on gio with that megawatt smile. congratulations.

so well-deserved. and also the nicest guy in the biz. and last one, looking to beat the heat this superstommer, thi might have the answer. take a look at his watermelon underpants. and matching buret. i was thinking of this for winter storm -- wimbledon. i'm opting out and going with a more appropriate dress code. he lives in taiwan. he was hot, they don't have a pool. someone's phone is ringing. i have to go, "pop news" is over. much more to do. >> don't eat the watermelon after. >> that's a great point. >> i just -- >> come on. >> just a little tip. >> thank you for that, david. keep that in mind. kicking off the heat index this morning, a popular blogger who's passion for healthy eating became an unhealthy obsession. the woman behind the blog, the blond vegan, turned it into a social media empire. and then it became an eating

problem called orthorexia. juju chang has the story. >> reporter: for 23-year-old jordan younger, going vegan began as a simple goal, to get healthy. little did she know, the blond vegan, chronicling her food impeccable food choices would soon amass a huge fan base on instagram. more than 70,000 followers. an even bigger surprise? and after a year of living and touting that lifestyle, younger said things went sour. >> i would stand in front of the refrigerator for 20 minutes panicking that i wasn't going to be eating the right thing for my body. i was a slave for food. >> reporter: confessing in a shocking blog post, why i'm transitioning away from veganism. she's developed orthorexia. an obsession with eating righteously. i've never heard of it. >> it's not surprising at all. >> reporter: she restricted her diet so much that she developed a strange rash and grew weak,

even stopped having her period. >> i star started realizing i was having vitamin deficiencies. >> reporter: you were malnourished. >> i was malnourished. yeah. i was very much restricting myself through the shield of vee gaugism. >> reporter: you exposed the dark underbelly. >> exactly. >> reporter: but after coming forward, she was shocked to be bombarded with negative comments. people saying she wasn't a true vegan. and much worse. >> i got death threats. on the opposite side, so much support from so many people. >> reporter: now jordan has changed her diet. adding fish and eggs. and changed her instagram from vegan to veggie. focusing now on a new direction and a new venture, a new clothing line. >> the message is about balance. do whatever you're doing in moderation. >> reporter: for good morning, america, jueoo-huju chang, abc new york. and bring in abc's chief medical director, dr. richard

besser. moderation is key. i want to talk about orthorexia. it's a real thing. >> i'm a believer in healthy eating, but you can take is too far. it's an eating disorder. not an official psychiatric diagnose. but similar to anorexia and bulimia. it's the calories and the weight. this is about the food itself. the perfect diet. >> which ends up being imperfect at time s. this was a plant-based vegan diet. it can be healthy and correct. >> a vegan diet is one where you exclude all animal products. there's no dairy, no eggs. and that can be a healthful approach, but you have to be careful. especially with kids on this. vitamin b-12 only found in animal products, calcium, hard to get enough calories, there's so much finer in plant foods. you can do it well, but you should work with a nutritionist. >> great advice. something else burning up the heat index. and this is a top story from

time.com, time mag's website. trending here this morning. it's interesting. it's about motivation. we make lists for ourselves, we don't check anything off on the list. and they say the real reason is we ignore our emotions. this comes from the studies they put together. we can't ignore emotions, the ways our brains are structured, thoughts and feelings win regardless of the list. for example, you have things to do, but you would rather be doing something else, the positive feeling you have doing something else, do it. stay positive, but reward yourself afterwards. when you check it off, give the dog a bone. they're basically saying reward yourself. >> go to tahiti. >> exactly. or -- >> i think that is smart to incentivize yourself. that makes doing the list the positive thing. >> and peer pressure, a lot of talk about peer pressure being a horrible thing. listen to this, surround yourself with the people you like, and people who achieve things that you want to achieve, and then you live up to expectations. because you're feeling good, positive, you like your company.

that's why i showed up this week. >> thank you, david. >> i'm feeling really positive. it's going well. >> we're feeling better too. >> thanks. next up, we have "dancing with the stars" julianne hough opening up about her breakup with ryan seacrest. in redbook, she explains she failed to speak her mind in past relationships, and worried about the constant need to be perfect. and wonders if it would have been different if she was more open. all of that has changed with her current boyfriend, hockey player brooks lake. did i say that right? she says she has a new outlook and not holding anything back. you can read more of her interview when redbook hits newsstands july 8th. that's an evolution we have been through. >> yeah. >> the need, the pressure to be perfect all the time. >> especially when you have cameras following you. >> and you're on camera, when you're with that special somebody, you want to be yourself. relax. >> good for her. >> finally let her guard down. and how to deal with the pet peeves.

you know the loud gum chewing people, or those people who give you back-handed compliments. one of the most popular stories from the wall street journal this morning. offering you tips on how to get over what experts call social allea aller allergies. you can try different tactics. here's a few, cut the person some slack, avoid them. maybe gently address the issue. hey, man, you really bother me. not like that. yeah, that's -- excuse me, please don't do that. or change your behavior. what do you think? which do you follow? >> change your own behavior. don't take it too seriously. if someone gives you a back handed compliment, it's not you. >> it's them. >> yeah. >> that was really deep, amy. >> avoiding -- >> i think that's the go-to reaction, but not right call. and i think cutting someone some slack, and understanding they

may be having a tough day. >> you never know what they are dealing with. >> good to remember. and also in the heat index. a summer of love for a san francisco woman. she's vowed to go on 100 dates over summer. she's calling it 100 dates of summer. and the reasons for doing it might surprise you. abbie boudreau has her story. >> reporter: 100 dates of summer. sounds like a movie title, doesn't it? for alise, it's better than a rom-com, it's her life. >> the goelt goal of this is not to find a boyfriend. but explore myself and get to know other people. >> reporter: a self admitted serial monogamist, single and loving it for the first time in six years. >> it's extreme, but fun. >> reporter: she's blogging on tumblr, even posting photos and video. >> i have a two-drink maximum rule. pretty important for my safety. i can go on second dates, but

they don't count towards the total. >> reporter: from coffee dates and concerts, to putt-putt golf. she started the dating experiment two months ago, already on 32 dates, meeting the matches on okcupid.com. >> i really have only had three not so great ones. they know about the project. i'm not trying to trick anybody, not trying to pull one over. not even trying to get free dinners. >> reporter: relationship expert paul brunson says 100 dates is bound to lead to some rejection. >> if you're going on a hundred dates, it's going to be an emotional roller coaster. a hundred dates could mean 98, 99, 97 rejections. >> reporter: and drawing from her dozens of dates, she shares advice with fellow daters. >> i think the energy you put out is what's going to be bounced back to you. >> reporter: and while she's hopeful to make it to date 100, it's less about the number and more about finding her own voice again.

>> i'm just going one day, one date at a time. >> reporter: for "gma," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> good luck. a lot of work. >> yeah. and back outside. ginger has another check on the weather. hi. >> yes, i do. and start with the check of the tropical storm, arthur. you saw quickly, there's a whole mount rushmore of anchors. i wanted to show that off. i was missing. there it is. there's that picture i'll put my head next to it later. very quickly. and myrtle beach, and that is on tropical storm watch. so many others as we watch the new path. not much of an update. arthur moving north at 6 miles per hour. max sustained winds are 60. but likely the first hurricane of the season. tomorrow it should affect the outer banks the most.

and we are down to the final two for our annual dog versus dog showdown. here are your finalists. yesterday's winner was noodles. he likes to play catch, snagging the rings, jumping up there. he will be facing off against happy jack. now it's up to you to vote for your favorite at goodmorningamerica.com. and jiff, you know, the bomb rainon we've had on before, he'll be here live to help crown the win with that golden bone. lara. >> they're all winners. and robin thicke is with us live coming up on "good morning, america."

don't go anywhere. and he's going to perform, i will talk to him about his album and video. so looking forward to that. >> can't wait. he said this album came from the heart. we'll find out what it's about. that's right after the break. "gma" continues on wednesday morning. ♪ ♪ tried to domesticate you ♪ but you're an animal ♪

good morning. i'm eric thomas. developing news out of napa county. firefighters are continuing their battle against a large wildfire there. sky 7-hd was over the scene this morning. the fire has scorched 3,200 acres in the pope valley area of napa county. right now mandatory evacuations are in effect for more than 200 homes considered threatened. crews made some headway overnight, but the fire is still just 30% contained. we had breezy conditions this morning as well, leyla. >> yes. keep both hands on the wheel. northbound side of 85 at winchester boulevard, we have an accident there, certainly some slowing coming away from highway 17. we have a 30-minute b.a.r.t. delay, fremont dublin line in the daly city direction because of equipment problems and police activity. there's going to be that long

delay. we'll keep you updated on that. eric? >> thank you very much. when we come back, we'll have the forecast.

welcome back. we had some cooler temperatures today, going to be reaching the upper 80s for inlabd areas closer to the bay in the lower to mid-70s. along the coast, still pretty cool. overnight lows, we'll see more of the fog, more clouds and patchy drizzle along the coast. going to be in the mid-50s to

upper 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast stays dry for the 4th of july holiday with a ♪ ♪ too little too late ♪ come on ♪ too little too late ♪ too little too late ♪ hit me with me what an incredible crowd here this morning in times square. that's robin thicke performing his new song "too little too late" off a very personal album. and titled "paula," and you're going to be asking about the songs that he says come from the heart. >> that's right. he's performing. and lara, you have a something here. >> i do indeed. it's a story i think will hit home for women. the high cost of being a bridesmaid. spending thousands of dollars on everything from the dress to the travel plans for somebody else that they love, for their big day. one author said she has nearly gone bankrupt because of this bridesmaid duty.

it's a $50 billion a year industry. from the dress to the venue to the cake, the average american wedding costs nearly $30,000. but it's not just the bride and the groom spending big bucks, it's also the bridesmaids. >> this is $800. >> are you kidding? >> it's on sale. >> reporter: a mint.com survey shows the cost of being a bridesmaid is almost $1700. that includes musts like dresses, hair and makeup. pre-wedding activities, the bachelorette party, and the hotels and plane tickets for the big day. >> it can get out of hand. >> carrcar ccarey purcell says n a bridesmaid numerous times but says she can't do it because -- >> i can't afford it anymore.

>> reporter: she said she had to get multiple jobs to cover the experiences. >> i did a lot of freelance writing and nannying outside of my full-time job so i didn't go into credit card debt. >> reporter: tips that might ease the pain of the bridesmaid budget busters. >> a lot of them will go in on a group gift instead of separate gifts. you're traveling. share cars, share hotel rooms, think ahead. don't let it get in front of you. >> reporter: and purcell learned the extravagant spa treatments and trips to vegas aren't as important as the priceless things a bridesmaid can provide. >> i don't think that's necessary to feel loved with your friends. >> it really can be a lot of money to be part of someone's special day. and now the moment you're waiting for, your pick for "gma's" official ice cream flavor -- ice cream sandwich flavor. cool house creating three flavors. you chose the winner on twitter

and facebook. a drum roll please. do we have a drum? amy, lift it. the winner is the yogurt and berries ice cream with oatmeal raisin cookie. and bring in the creators. natas natasha, and frya, and founders of cool house ice cream and authors of the "cool house cookbook." we didn't to want take a break from eating it. ryan had to do news. >> thank you for those. >> how do you come up with the flavors? >> we were young entrepreneurs, wanted to make them from scratch. started on an ice cream maker just like that. how you did this? >> we started like this, food trucks and grew the business nationally. we have 11 trucks, brick and mortars, distribution in 2,000 grocery stores and our cookbook now. >> did you love ice cream as a child? >> who doesn't? >> it was the best, oatmeal,

raisins, berry. >> three meals a day. >> lunch and dinner and dessert. >> it's good morning, america. >> i do love the salty and the sweet. >> exactly. we like pushing the envelope with crazy things like bacon. all the flavors are winners. you can't go wrong at cool house. >> what was your favorite upstairs? >> my favorite for sure was the yogurt and berries. because i love it with the oatmeal cookies. so good. anymore new innovations? >> new flavors. fried chicken and waffles. you can get that at the trucks. >> official fried chicken and waffles. that'll be next week. thank you so much. good luck with the cookbook, thanks for feeding us. >> awesome. >> yeah. >> our pleasure. >> and yogurt with berries and oatmeal cookie, in honor of amy. thank you for voting that way. and it's all online right now. the recipes you can find at goodmorningamerica.com. and you have the ice cream and the weather. >> i'm taking it for the road.

actually i'm going give it away. who wants the ice cream sandwich. what's your name? >> connie howard. >> and i'm going to use your napkin. i'm nice. give you messy and enjoy. you need some ice cream on the east coast this morning. but that will be the case if you go to the southwest. we have a live look, at least from earlier this morning, from las vegas, just as the sun was coming up. they are in an excessive heat warning today. as are many. and the red flag warnings popping. but you know who is a lot cooler? the midwest and p here at home we've got a thick marine layer keeping our temperatures cooler than average, still we'll reach the upper 80s inland, lower 60s along the coast. overnight laws with fog in the accuweather seven-day forecast stays dry through the independence day holiday. >> this weather report has been brought to you by straight talk wireless. i jogged in here to get to the

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♪ ♪ living in the real world the unstoppable susan sarandon as we have never seen her before. grandma to melissa mccar think's tam tammy. you look 30 years younger.

>> i made an effort. because this could be a career-ender. >> you look fantastic. and very brave. you play a grandma. you're about to be one in real life. but not yet. >> i am going to be a grandma in august. my real life daughter is having a real baby in august. i'm really excited. my grandma name, honey. >> i like it. >> i don't know, can a baby say honey? eventually. >> you are a fantastic grandma on the big screen as well. who would have thought that the sexy "bull durham," the sexy susan sarandon, gray, tousled hair. >> you have to wear the jeans i were to here with elasticized jeans, and kind of, you know, baggy clothes. but the thing i like about pearl, she has such appetites. >> we have a clip of pearl in her natural habitat, a bar. >> right.

>> 3:00. got something on the radar at 3 -- that's 9. >> where are you putting your 12? >> straight ahead. he's at three. >> oh, boy. >> he's coming over, he's coming over, he's coming over. >> all right. >> hi there, a little birdie told me you might need some more beer. >> well, that's one smart little birdie. >> you two sisters. >> no. she's like a hundred. >> in that clip they didn't show the part where he's looking at me, trying to be cool, i put the beer on me and spill it. she's just so bumbling. what was it like seeing yourself with the wig, and you had contain kls? >> i had three sets of cankles. your shoes are quite nice.

she never could have gotten away with those. >> as i was watching this, i wouldn't help but think of thelma and louise. never occurred to you? >> i don't know. i live in the present. my memory is going, it's been 25 years. >> such a good movie. you put out the photo. would you think it's a first self selfie? >> it was. it was definitely the first selfie. >> we want to demand that everyone watch "tammy." so great, so fun. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> and "tammy" hits theaters

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and he's going to sing "get her back" in just a moment. but first, let's talk a little bit. welcome to "good morning, america." >> good to be here. great to be back. >> our fans know you have been writing about paula for years. >> yes. >> she's been your muse for a very, very long time. this album is entitled "paula." what do you hope she thinks about it? >> i hope she likes it. >> you directed the video that we premiered yesterday. >> oh, you did, yes. >> we premiered "it is still madly crazy." and in the video, there are little -- there are children, and there's sort of a wedding party. and you guys have been together since you were very, very young. >> yes. >> tell me about the inspiration for the video and the choices you made and the song itself. >> well, the song was really just -- the songs poured out of me over the course of two weeks. and the whole album pretty much. and when i was looking through some of our wedding photos, sent

-- centimen -- sentmental stuff. i saw the pictures of the kids at the wedding. and i thought it might be nice to re-create a wedding from the eyes of the 8 year olds. >> and the title "still madly crazy," does that say it all? >> we were childhood sweethearts. she's the best person i have ever met. the least i could do would be to devote an album to her. >> i think that is a beautiful thing. and in the song, "get her back," in the video, you include text messages. they're powerful and very personal. >> yes. >> what was your reasoning behind including those and sharing those very private -- >> i actually have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just kind of flying by the seat of my pants on this one. but i just wanted to make something artistic out of a very difficult period, you know? >> and in doing so, it's so very private. and you are doing it so public

-- publicly. >> well, you know, when you -- when you lose the love of your life you don't have much to hide anymore. >> what would you want to say right now if you had the chance to your fans and paula? >> just to everybody, if you have a good woman, take care of her, guys. >> the very last song is called "forever love." >> yes. >> if you read the titles of all the songs, they are quite beautiful and they run the gamut. you can tell this was written during an emotional high and low period. but "forever love," you take responsibility for the breakup, and you talk about the fact -- it's very adult. you talk about, hey, we are forever family. >> right. >> was that -- >> well, the album, i didn't want it to be all depressing. i didn't want her to listen to it and make her sad only. i wanted there to be moments where she had hope and positivity that life -- that her and i can still both have a great life no matter what happens, we'll be great friends and parents.

>> and has she responded to the videos and the -- >> that's all private. i can't speak for her. >> you have certainly spoken, and you have shared your soul in this album. i know right now all of you are going to perform the single, "get her back". >> all right, joe. are you ready? >> let's do it. >> ya'll ready, "gma"? you ready? let's go. all right. hands together for me. ♪ ♪ all i wanna do is keep her love ♪ ♪ keep her love ♪ keep her satisfied ♪ all i wanna do is make it right ♪ ♪ make it right ♪ all i want to do ♪ is give her that thing ♪ play you that song you and your girlfriend sing ♪ ♪ all i wanna do is get you back tonight ♪ ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool

♪ get her back ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her back help me out. ♪ i gotta treat her right ♪ whoa ♪ i gotta cherish for life ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her tonight ♪ i never should have raised my voice or made you feel so small ♪ ♪ i never should have asked you to do anything at all ♪ ♪ i should have kissed you longer ♪ ♪ i should have held you stronger ♪ ♪ and i'll wait for forever for you to love love love love me again ♪ ♪ all i wanna do is keep her like ♪ ♪ all i wanna do is make it right ♪ ♪ make it right ♪ i got to give her that thing ♪ play you that song you and your girlfriend sing ♪

♪ get her back tonight ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her back ♪ i got that get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her back help me out. ♪ i gotta treat her right ♪ i gotta cherish her for life ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her tonight ♪ oh, it's so hard ♪ it's so hard ♪ sometimes it's so hard ♪ but it doesn't have to be ♪ cause all i wanna do ♪ babe is keep her love ♪ keep her satisfied ♪ all i wanna do is make it right ♪ ♪ make it right is make you smile tonight ♪ ♪ all i want to do ♪ i got to give her that thing ♪ play you that song you and your girlfriend sing ♪ ♪ all i wanna do is get you back tonight ♪ ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her back ♪ i gotta get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her cool ♪ get her back ♪ i got to treat her right

♪ hey i got to cherish that woman for life ♪ ♪ i got to get her cool get her cool get her back tonight ♪ ♪ i don't know what i was even thinking letting her go ♪ ♪ i miss you i miss you so much baby i just want you to come back home ♪ ♪ i don't know what to do without you by my side ♪ ♪ i can't go to sleep without you holding me tight ♪ ♪ got to get her cool ♪ got to get her back tonight ♪ yeah [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] our thanks to robin thicke. check out the new album. it is so good. "paula," out yesterday. and david on ""world news tonight." and tomorrow we have lara at wimbledon. >> we will get you back tomorrow on "good morning america." ♪ the monkey on your back is gone ♪ ♪ and the girl you have all along ♪ ♪ now have a dream that you feel ♪ feel ♪

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. leyla gulen has a look at the bay area forecast. we've been tracking the heat, eric, in the north bay especially for the pope valley fire, 91 degrees in clear lake, still hot there, also the wind. it will kick up later on tonight but it will be calm for the afternoon. highs for the afternoon elsewhere in the upper 80s inland areas and 60s around the coast. as we take a look at those lows, the fog comes back in overnight and in my accuweather seven-day forecast shows a dry 4th of july on tap. and we do have a problem on b.a.r.t. that is currently recovering. we did have a 30-minute delay. it looks like that is now in the recovery process, but we have this closure northbound side of 280 from 101 to downtown

starting tonight. eric? >> leyla, thank you very much. jo announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new series, "the leftovers," liv tyler. and star of "the fosters," maia mitchell. plus, our "summer fun week" continues with vern yip and fun and fantastic outdoor entertaining. all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. [applause]