good morning, america. s. crews racing to save hundreds on a capsized passenger ship. more than 450 people on board after the ship was slammed by a cyclone. rescue teams tapping the bottom of the boat with hammers hearing survivors yelling for help still inside. breaking overnight, security breakdown. the head of the tsa forced out after that alarming report first reported by abc news. 95% of weapons passing through airport checkpoints undetected. the new changes coming to make the skies safer. "i'm free." caitlyn jenner stepping out for the first time. new details on the successful transition of the olympic champion. >> bruce always had to tell a lie. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. i'm free. >> new photos and details from

the sign insider who was by her side all this time. and the high school graduating class that brought the funk and brought the house down. ♪ dancing their way to their diplomas. so, was this the best graduation ceremony ever? we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. and we can't wait to meet those incredible kids in just a moment. but what everyone is talking about, caitlyn jenner and those photographs in "vanity fair." 1 million twitter followers in four hours and as of this morning closing in on 2 million. >> you just can't take your eyes off those pictures. impossible. we're going to talk a lot about that later on. but first, we have to get to this breaking news, dramatic images coming in. a passenger cruise ship capsized with hundreds on board. it was hit by strong winds and heavy rains from a cyclone. they are racing to get survivors

out right now. the captain of the ship has been arrested. and abc's terry moran has all the latest. >> reporter: incredible scenes on the yangtze river. rescuers pulling survivors from the water exhausted after their terrifying ordeal and this look at them tapping on the hull of the overturned ferry. they can still hear people yelling for help from inside. so far, 14 survivors, some pulled from the water, some escaping themselves, including the captain, but hundreds are still missing. it happened just about 9:30 p.m. monday in china, that's almost 18 hours ago. a pleasure cruise, mostly senior citizens, then torrential rains and fierce winds sank the boat quickly in 50 feet of water. now hundreds of divers from the chinese navy are on the site. officials say the boat has drifted two miles in the strong currents and there are still air pockets inside. desperate relatives are furious. "i'm angry," this man says. "we have no idea whether our relatives are dead or alive."

chinese prime minister lee rushed to the scene. a whole nation riveted by this disaster. all this grimly reminiscent of last year's ferry disaster in south korea, more than 300 killed, many young students, when that boat capsized. the captain there has been sentenced to life in prison for murder. now in china many are expecting the worst. the captain of that ferry has been arrested. he's reportedly telling investigators his boat was hit by a sudden cyclone and sank in minutes. robin. >> so tragic. all right, terry, thank you. now to the fallout from that alarming report about security at u.s. airports, revealing how easy it can be to get weapons on a plane. first reported here on "gma." the acting head of the tsa was forced out overnight. big changes to screenings have been ordered. abc's david kerley is at reagan national with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the significant shuffle of management was quick after abc news learned that testers were able to smuggle prohibited items

through security on 67 of 70 attempts. the catalyst for the dramatic shake-up came right here at security checkpoints. tsa screeners missed 95% of the dummy bombs and weapons which dhs testing teams tried to smuggle through the system. >> i'm jeh johnson. >> reporter: the man who runs homeland security so displeased after the classified report, and at a meeting last week at tsa headquarters, he's demoting the head of the security agency. melvin caraway the acting director moved out, replaced by his deputy, mark hatfield, and that's not all. the homeland secretary has ordered immediate action. he wants more random testing of security checkpoints, intensive training and retraining for tsa agents and more equipment checks of the scanners and detection machines agents use to make sure they are calibrated. the man who ran the tsa until earlier this year is surprised. >> because it is disconcert inging

when we are trained to identify those type of prohibited items and it doesn't work. >> reporter: these changes in management at the top at tsa should actually be temporary. that's because president obama has nominated a permanent administrator, a coast guard admiral, but, george his confirmation still has not been approved by the u.s. senate. george. >> and he will have his work cut out for him. okay, david, thanks very much. now to that severe weather slamming the east, flash flood watches this morning as storms bring record rains and powerful winds. ginger tracking it all. >> more than 100 severe storm reports and then you've got this, the engulfed roads here from west virginia up through new england. parts of vermont, maine, dealing with this. the heaviest rain now failing in central pennsylvania, up through boston and, yes, coastal maine. but this was just the beginning of all of those dangerous roads. check it out. northeast nightmare. blinding rains causing chaos on the commute. >> this is nuts. >> reporter: in the nation's

capital, the capitol nearly struck by lightning. >> we saw a lot of things flying. >> reporter: winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour, taking out trees. one crashing into this d.c. city bus with people inside. >> thank god nobody was hurt. >> reporter: at the nationals/blue jays game, crews scrambling to cover the field, postponing the game for later today. in pennsylvania, visibility so poor. >> i did pull over briefly so i could get myself together. because the rain was just very heavy. >> reporter: people running for cover in delaware and in new jersey, check out this guy's new ride. >> trying to figure out a separate way of transportation to get home. >> fortunately the heaviest has moved off. and now this will come to an end but we still do have flash flood watches from new york city up to providence and boston. we'll keep those for most of the day into the early evening and then drop them out because we could really only see another half inch of rain. the heaviest will fall

along the low pressure system. that same stationary front from south carolina up through central north carolina and southern virginia. severe weather on tap for parts of the northern plains today too. i'll have that coming up, robin. >> all right, ginger, thank you. now to a deadly lion attack, an american tourist killed overseas, attacked by a lion in a wildlife park and abc's hamish macdonald is in south africa with all of the details. good morning, hamish. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this investigation is stepping up right now. the u.s. embassy here is assisting with that. but clearly the big question is why this woman apparently had the window down when there are so many warnings inside the park to keep the car's windows closed. this morning, park rangers investigating how a trip to a safari park turned deadly. a lioness attacking an american tourist who was taking its photograph from inside the car. >> the lion then sort of lunged at the car. it bit the lady through the window. >> reporter: park officials say just before 2:30 p.m. the female tourist was being driven through the lion portion of

south africa's popular lion park safari. windows of her suv rolled down, despite signs advising against it. >> the gentleman that was driving, he sustained some injuries to his arms trying to get the lion out, as well. >> reporter: paramedics rushing to the scene while rangers chase the animal away. medics unable to save the woman. this attack reportedly the third this year at the popular park, which draws hundreds of thousands each year. in march, this australian tourist survived being mauled by a lion. his injuries too gruesome to show. and it's not just this park, cameras capturing other close encounters at south african safaris, roaming residents sometimes getting too close like this one. opening the unlocked door to this family car. for now, rangers here at lion park are temporarily caging the big cats. park officials say they aren't going to put down the lioness responsible for this attack, but will move her to an enclosure

away from the public. well, incredibly the tourists are already back here this morning. you can see them mingling with the animals. but you can rest assured right now they will be taking special notice of all of those signs inside the park telling them to keep the car windows shut. george. >> of course, they will. okay, hamish, thanks very much. now to an american hostage free this morning after secret talks with rebels in yemen. freelance journalist casey coombs was released monday after two weeks in captivity. three other americans still being held by the group and abc's martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. nothing but relief for the family of the 33-year-old freelance journalist casey coombs told his mother in a brief conversation after his release that he had suffered a back injury but the associated press reports he was not badly treated. coombs had been trying to get out of yemen as part of the ongoing evacuations efforts there. he made it to the airport but was taken by houthi rebels who now control that country.

he was released with the help of the government of oman. several other americans as you said who worked in yemen for private industry are still being held. and the state department is trying to get them free. george. >> let's hope they are free soon. okay, martha, thanks very much. >> okay, george. now to secretary of state john kerry back on u.s. soil this morning after breaking his leg overseas. kerry was flown back overnight on a military plane and will undergo surgery this morning. abc's jon karl is at the white house with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a serious injury, and it comes just as kerry was in the midst of intense negotiations over iran's nuclear program and also over the battle against isis. state department officials say that he is continuing to work the phones even from his bedside talking to the spanish foreign minister yesterday and other european leaders this morning. kerry himself is promising a rapid recovery, but, robin, an injury like this could keep him from traveling for weeks. >> and people want to know. i know that you said he's making

the call not even taking a day off, but they want to know will it impact important talks especially the talks over iran's nuclear program. >> that is the big question. the deadline for those iran talks is the end of the month. kerry is insisting and the state department is insisting that he will be there for the final round of talks. but that is a very ambitious schedule for recovery. >> it certainly is, jon, thank you. the race for president now and our exclusive interview with the newest official candidate, south carolina senator lindsey graham, the ninth republican to jump in launching his campaign from his boyhood town of central, south carolina, with this argument. >> i've got one simple message. i have more experience with our national security than any other candidate in this race. [ applause ] that includes you, hillary. [ laughter ] >> senator graham, welcome to the race. welcome to "gma." thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning.

>> you've said many times that you've been more right than wrong on foreign policy but as president obama said yesterday, the hardest part of being president may be living and learning from your wrong decisions. so when you have been wrong on foreign policy, what did you learn from it? >> well i think when we initially went into iraq, i bought the idea that maybe dismantling the iraqi army was a good idea, didn't ask enough questions about that. but after about the second or third trip i realized that our policies in iraq were not going well under president bush. so, yes, i've made my fair share of mistakes too. >> rand paul is tying the senate up in knots right now. you've had some tough words for him as he takes on the nsa's domestic surveillance program. i know you've been worried about his take on national security. if he prevails over you and the other candidates, who would you support for commander in chief, rand paul or hillary clinton? >> well, when i came out of my coma, i would support rand paul. i mean, i think it would be devastating to our party to

nominate rand paul as our nominee on national security in particular. but if he wins the primary process, i will support him, but that has very little chance of happening in my view. >> i know you don't think it's going to happen. but you called secretary clinton a national treasure in the past, said she was one of the most effective secretaries of state ever. what changed? >> well, she did a good job in africa. what changed is basically the world is falling apart and she's got her fingerprints on it. the reset with russia is not going very well after gadhafi was taken down and i give her and susan rice credit for pushing president obama to help the libyan people. we disengaged. so, at the end of the day, pulling our troops out of iraq too soon, it's just absolute a disaster on multiple fronts, and she was his secretary of state. and she owns this whole policy of leading from behind. >> you have had long experience in national security affairs, as you said. but our new poll with "the washington post" shows you stuck at the back of the pack at about 1%. how are you going to turn that around again and get into the debates? >> just going to have to

show up in new hampshire, iowa and south carolina. and sell the idea that i'm the most experienced. i've been to iraq and afghanistan well over 30 times. 33 years in the air force has taught me well about how our military works. and i think i have knowledge, background and experience unique to this race and just go to new hampshire, go to iowa, go to south carolina and make the case and engage people. the good news about iowa and new hampshire is an anecdote to big money. you could buy the primary if it were the large states but you got to earn your way forward in new hampshire, iowa and south carolina. i think that's where i'll do well. >> finally, we have only a few seconds left. your sister darlene gave a moving tribute to you at your announcement yesterday. said you basically raised her. what's the most important thing you want people to know about the personal side of lindsey graham? >> that we're all one car wreck away from needing somebody's help. you can be riding high one day and your life turn upside down. if it wasn't for family, friends and faith, i wouldn't be sitting

here. i'm not a self-made man and i worry about people without families. one thing i learned, george, is that life is very fragile and there's a role for government. i don't want it to be overbearing but i've learned as a young man there's a role for family, friends, faith and the government when you're down. >> senator graham, thank you. >> thank you. now, let's go to amy with the other top stories starting with new questions about train safety. >> that's right, george. lawmakers on capitol hill will be grilling amtrak and safety regulators today about the derailment in philadelphia that left eight people dead. at issue, why technology that could have slowed the speeding train was not in place before the crash. there have been six other major passenger and freight train crashes this year prompting calls for a law requiring cameras inside locomotives. and a new report in the wake of the unrest in ferguson, missouri, last year has found widespread racial disparity in police traffic stops across that state. it found blacks were 75% more likely to be stopped by police and 73% more likely to be searched.

the highest disparity since the state started collecting the data even though white drivers were more likely to be carrying weapons or drugs. before our next story, we want to tell you the boy you're about to see is okay, and it is remarkable. the 4-year-old was walking with his stuffed animal when an out-of-control car jumps the curb there knocking a small tree onto him and then running him over but the boy fell between t the tires and amazingly suffered just minor injuries. whoo! well an urgent search is under way for a disturbed man convicted of stalking actress mila kunis. he broke out of a mental health facility and he hasn't been seen since. more now from abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: this morning the man twice convicted of stalking actress mila kunis is on the run. authorities say stuart lynn dunn escaped from a southern california mental health facility saturday night. prying open a small bathroom window, scaling a barbed wire fence and making a break for it. >> we are working around the

clock to try to bring him back into custody. >> it's getting closer and closer, huh? >> reporter: police telling abc news he still appears to be fixated on the "black swan" star. >> we don't know the level of his mental stability. again, we did have concerns that he maintained this fixation. >> reporter: dunn was ordered to stay away from kunis after his 2013 arrest outside her beverly hills gym. the incident so terrifying kunis hid in her suv until police arrived. a year earlier, dunn was arrested for breaking into kunis' vacant hollywood condo living there for two weeks. the new mom has been alerted about dunn's escape. this morning, kunis is not commenting. now, police hoping they catch dunn before he gets close to kunis again. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, cecilia. and finally, two embarrassing moments on the road. first, take a look at this. the person behind the wheel of that toyota was just a teenager

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good morning, good morning, america. right now, crews are desperately searching for survivors after a passenger ship capsized with hundreds of people trapped inside. the captain of that boat has been arrested. also right now, the head of the tsa has been forced out. and changes to airport security ordered after that alarming report on screenings. 95% of weapons making it through checkpoints. and the world is meeting caitlyn jenner for the first time. new photos and details about the olympic champion's transition. all that coming up this morning as we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning, and we have a lot to get to including a major warning for anyone getting ready to hit the water. it's about something called shallow water blackout and it could turn deadly. >> yeah, i had never heard of this before. but we have gio benitez.

he's in the pool right now, and he's going to show us the warning signs to look out for taking us underwater live in just a few minutes. but we begin this half hour with the whole world getting to know caitlyn jenner. gracing the cover of the july issue of "vanity fair" where she talks in depth about her old life and her new path. abc's chris connelly has the story. >> reporter: "call me caitlyn," those words on the cover of "vanity fair" introducing to the world 65-year-old caitlyn jenner marking the successful transition for the olympic champion once known as bruce jenner to life as a transgender woman. >> i was probably at the games because i was running away from a lot of things. very, very proud of the accomplishment. i don't want to diminish that accomplishment. the last few days in doing this shoot was about my life and who i am as a person. it's not about the fanfare, it's not about people cheering in the stadium, it's not about going

down the street and everybody giving you a that a boy, bruce, giving me a pat on my back. this is about your life. bruce always had to tell a lie. he was always living that lie. every day he always had a secret from morning till night. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. as soon as the "vanity fair" cover comes out, i'm free. >> reporter: that freedom, what jenner yearned for most first revealing her lifelong secret to diane sawyer. >> are you a woman? >> um, yes. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner made her twitter debut monday and unseeded president obama to become the fastest twitter user to reach 1 million followers, occasioning a victory lap of sorts. another jenner world record and at 65. who'd have thought? thank you for your support. such support coming from the well known along with jenner's family.

daughter kendall tweeting, "be free now, pretty bird." stepdaughter kim kardashian saying "be happy, be proud, live life your free." that will be on view july 15th at the espys when caitlyn will be awarded the arthur ashe courage award, her first public appearance, all ten of her children and stepchildren slated to be surrounding her. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, chris, thank you. joining us now is buzz bissinger, the author of the profile of caitlyn jenner in the july issue of "vanity fair." good of you to be with us. >> thank you. >> when was the last time that you saw caitlyn? >> i saw caitlyn on may 6th, it was part of the "vanity fair" shoot, the incredible pictures by annie liebowitz. she was glowing, she looked great. she looked happy, and it was a little freaky to tell you the truth. >> why do you say that? >> well, you know when i started the story in february, it was bruce, it was bruce jenner, the bruce jenner i

remember 1976 winning the decathlon the hero of america and then literally on march 15th he went in for ten hours of plastic surgery, and that was the end of bruce as we know him and now it's caitlyn. >> how was she handling it right before the surgery? >> she was excited but she was scared. this is the point of no return. this is the point of no return. you can't take back the plastic surgery, so he says and it's in the story in "vanity fair," what if i made a mistake? what if this really isn't what i've wanted all my life? what do i do then? she had a panic attack. i mean she was scared >> after the surgery? >> after the surgery the day after. >> describe it. >> she was scared to death. she was in a lot of pain, trying to get some sleep, then woke up in a terror. >> how did she get out of that? how did she stop having the panic attacks? >> you know she met with a counselor. the counselor said, look, this is normal, it's normal because of the pain medication. everyone is going to have some temporary self-doubt and i think the great thing is now that i just spoke to her and it's in the piece which if you can get you can download it i'm free.

i'm free. after 65 years i'm free. when i saw her for the last sort of couple months completely isolated, completely alone, it was almost painful to be with him. he couldn't go anywhere. there was an awkwardness to him, there was an awkwardness to him all his life basically. think about it. think about it. because he is bruce jenner. i mean he was the bomb. you know, i hated him because he was so attractive. he was the essence of virility the essence, and living this secret, this is not who i am. and live ig it for as long as he did. you know, people said, you shouldn't come out in the 1980s. you try it. you try coming out in the 1980s. he would have been vilified. it was 20, 25 years ago. he would have been vilified. he would have had no work, nothing. so he really did have to wait and wanted to wait until his two youngest daughters were old enough to understand it. >> you have been in this business for a long time. >> too long. >> pulitzer-prize winner. people know you from writing "friday night lights," and you said this is by far the most extraordinary story you have

ever worked on. >> this is important culturally. and it's not a story about, you know he became a woman transgender community. it's about tolerance. let people be who they want to be, whether it's man, whether it's woman, the way they dress, all of it, and i think he's representative of tolerance. and i wish people would understand that. >> and we know as in chris' report and espn announced yesterday, as well, that she will be accepting the arthur ashe award for courage at the espys and her children are expected to be there and it always hasn't been that way as you write especially when it comes to the reality show. >> caitlyn was insistent basically, i want all ten of my children there if they can be there. i want them to share in this moment. one of the things she's trying to do to the best of her ability is to make things right with the four jenner kids. who, frankly, bruce abandoned them when they were entering adolescence. really hard for him. >> what do the kids think about the cover shot? >> i think it's hard for the

sons. i mean, think about it. i wouldn't want to see my mother dressed in a bustier, so this is their dad, and it's going to take a while for them to adjust. >> did she mention why the name caitlyn? >> she made a list of names, had a close friend make a list of names. caitlyn was on both and, folks, it's caitlyn with a "c." >> thank you very much. and people are going to be picking up that article in the july issue of "vanity." all the best. wanted to make a point it's caitlyn with a "c" and not caitlyn with a "k." there's such secrecy around the photo shoot and even the computer that buzz used wasn't linked to the internet. they wanted to be very protective of -- >> and even with all these revelations, they managed a huge surprise. >> they really did. i don't know about you at home but when the photos came out yesterday around the newsroom and just the reaction from everybody in seeing those photos. >> yeah and we're going to talk a lot more about it in our next hour. but right now we got to get to ginger. a lot of stormy weather from the southeast -- from florida to southern new

jersey we had dozens of severe storm reports, and then you saw this in alabama, coastal alabama, that's orange beach, that's a waterspout. just off the coast. fortunately did not come onshore. then we had to look at the other damage in north carolina, you had those trees into an apartment complex. fortunately, everybody okay and we've got one one look at holden beach, north carolina, that should get quite a bit of rain. that central north carolina up through the coast or out to the coast. also in parts of virginia, 2 to 3 inches. >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. you will need the sunglasses but held on to the steering wheel. it will be breezy. 58 at the coast and 84 inland east bay. the seven-day forecast shows a chance of drizzle on thursday and chance of >> all that weather brought to >> all that weather brought to you by carmax. two tropical storms in the pacific making for some nice hang ten weather outside of california. i think i did that right. >> you did it right. thank you, ginger. coming up on "gma," that major warning about underwater safety, the common activity that could turn deadly. and this shocking moment,

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time is 7:43. the time is 7:43, and we're back now with an important summer safety warning about a potentially deadly hazard at the swimming pool. it's called shallow water blackout and it can strike when you hold your breath underwater with both adults and children at risk. abc's gio benitez has more from a pool in state college, pennsylvania. good morning to you, gio. >> reporter: hey, lara. good morning to you. we're actually at your alma mater, penn state, and we're here to talk about a new campaign to stop a silent killer. because this summer you're going to be jumping in the pool with your kids and chances are you're probably going underwater. in pools across america, new warnings this morning about a danger just below the surface. look at this underwater

surveillance video, there on the left, a 13-year-old boy, in a slow-motion struggle to stay conscious. now slowly sinking to the floor just as help comes in the nick of time. and this experienced 18-year-old swimmer sinking to the bottom in mere seconds before being rescued. what you're seeing is a little known hazard called a shallow water blackout essentially fainting after holding their breath underwater for too long, a lack of oxygen to the brain causing the swimmer to pass out and if not rescued in time even drown. how long is too long to hold your breath under water? >> we usually say 30 seconds is about the limit. certainly we don't want people holding their breath for more than a minute because a child can drown within 90 seconds. >> reporter: shallow water blackout rife related deaths can be hard to track but at least seven have been documented across the country. and often they can happen in the least expected place. >> most of these accidents occur between three and four feet of

water, not at the deep end of the pool. >> reporter: now new york city and santa barbara, california, are the first cities to ban extended breath holding in public pools and this morning, warning signs like these are going up at pools across the country. even the most decorated olympian swimmer of all time, michael phelps, is sounding the alarm. >> if shallow water blackout occurs, it's often fatal but through education and understanding, it can be 100% preventable. >> reporter: and so this morning right now, what we want you to teach your kids is that when they go underwater, you don't want them holding their breath. instead you want them to exhale. i'm going to show you how to do that right now so watch this. here we go. you're going to breathe in. and you saw all those bubbles. well you want them to exhale through both their nose and their mouth. lara. >> that's great advice, gio. and that pool is reminding me i did almost pass out from the workouts that i had. >> yeah, that's your alma mater. >> in that pool.

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♪ this is gonna be the best day of my life ♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00. meet caitlyn jenner, stepping out for the first time in spectacular fashion. revealing her panic attack after waking up from surgery. her deepest fears right now and what one daughter says about meeting caitlyn for the first time. ♪ wake me up when it's all over now ♪ a shocking moment caught on camera, the truck still running, windows wide open, a small child inside. what a bystander did to protect the child. ♪ i need your love ♪ and is there a brewing bromance on "the bachelorette" overshadowing the romance? >> the possibility of coming on to "the bachelorette" and falling in love with a man never crossed my mind. >> they're supposed to be falling for her, but are they falling for each other instead? or, is it all a plot for screen time? ♪ over my mind ♪ and they're so classic.

mkto, live here in times square. as we say -- >> both: "good morning america." mkto and everyone is so happy to see them dancing to their hit song. they'll have everyone moving with their new song. also, caitlyn jenner sparking so much conversation all over the world breaking records on twitter. the new twitter account got to a million followers in about four hours beating president obama's record. now overnight, now, almost 2 million followers and sharing this message. "i'm so happy after such a long struggle to be living my true self." >> not only on twitter but caitlyn also has more than half a million fans overnight on facebook, which is amazing. where she wrote, everybody has challenges in dealing with life. i'm so happy after such a long struggle.

good for her. >> we are happy for her. >> we'll get to that in just a little bit. but amy with "the morning rundown." the big story this morning, the frantic search for survivors right now after a cruise ship sunk during a storm in china with more than 450 people onboard. more than a dozen survivors have been pulled from the river including the captain, who is now in custody according to local media. rescuers could hear people trapped inside yelling for help. but most of the passengers are feared dead. and new fallout overnight from the airport security failures first reported here on "gma." tsa screeners recently failed to detect 95% of potential weapons and fake explosives smulgled through checkpoints. in response, the acting director of the tsa has now been demoted and replaced by his deputy. the homeland security secretary has also ordered more random screening tests and more training for agents. a consumer alert this morning. health care rates could be about to soar for millions of

americans. the increase is expected next year applied to obamacare plans and coverage sold through agents. at least one insurer is already proposing a 50% rate hike. well, a kentucky father is sparking outrage after leaving his young son alone in his truck with the engine running. a bystander caught it all on camera. and we have more now from abc's kayna whitworth. >> are you okay? >> reporter: it's a moment shocking parents everywhere. this video showing a red pickup truck idling in a parking lot, keys in the ignition, windows wide open and a small child inside with no parent in sight. >> first i didn't know if i should call the police. then i took out my phone and i thought, well i'll just get a picture of the license plate then i just started taking video. >> reporter: mark herman was walking to his car in this hardware store parking lot when he noticed the young boy alone and became concerned. >> is this your truck?

is that your kid in the back? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: moments later, mark confronting the driver. >> you know, if i was a bad guy i could have probably just drove off with this -- >> i bet you would have gotten two in the back of the head, no disrespect. >> do you think that's a smart thing to do. >> he's not out of my eyesight, so, yeah. >> reporter: and although the driver hasn't been charged that video viewed over 100,000 times on facebook catching the eyes of local authorities who told abc news overnight, "we filed an initial report and our investigators are following up." for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, new york. kayna, thank you. and some frightening moments at a boat dock in california. take a look. there's a truck slowly sinking with a man inside. he was trying to launch the boat but backed into the water too far. the boat dragged the truck deeper into the water as bystanders watched. he eventually made it out. and his truck was later pulled from the water badly damaged. and finally, picture this. commuters perplexed and transfixed as a dinosaur is transported through the streets of london. the t-rex was covered by a white

sheet with its tail and claws and head clearly visible. there was even you see what appeared to be a bloodstain on the sheet. commuters posting images online. and twitter was abuzz with the unusual sighting. it was all part of a stunt to promote a tv special on a dinosaur autopsy. i don't know. what would you do if you saw that in new york? >> run away. >> yeah. >> oh it's just times square. >> yeah. in new york, keep walking. >> for new york it's like nothing. no detail unturned. thank you, amy. "pop news" and weather coming up, and caitlyn jenner opening up about her family's reaction to her new look and her deepest fears. now we'll go to michael in the social square. >> thank you, george. now here's a look of what's ahead in the "morning menu" powered by the samsung galaxy. a possible "bachelorette"

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welcome back to "good morning america." welcome back to "good morning america." it's time for the "heat index" and today's hot button, that dramatic debut for caitlyn jenner on the cover of "vanity fair." so many questions sparked by the revealing article and photo shoot. abc's chris connelly has more of her story. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner stepping out for the first time in the pages of "vanity fair," and in spectacular fashion for photographer annie leibovitz. >> bruce always had to tell a lie. caitlyn doesn't have any

secrets. i'm free. >> reporter: free say some to become among other things a fashion influence, a vivid representation of inner strength and late in life confidence. all as wearing such a-list designers as badgely mishka zac posen and donna karan. for caitlyn, that confidence is hard won telling "vanity fair" she had a panic attack after facial feminization surgery and breast augmentation on march 15th reaching out to a counselor for guidance and reassurance. to abc's diane sawyer, jenner had confessed another deep fear. >> were you terrified to tell your children? >> yes, every one of them. why? those are the only ones that i'm concerned with and the only ones in my life that i don't -- i can't allow -- i can't let myself hurt them. >> reporter: jenner's daughter cassandra telling the magazine

she fretted before meeting caitlyn jenner for the first time at a girls night. i was nervous i wouldn't make her feel comfortable, cassandra recalled adding "we talked more than we ever have. we could just be girls together. caitlyn also addressing questions about her sexuality in "vanity fair" with something of a shrug. "if you have a list of ten reasons to transition, sex would be number ten." that answer building on jenner's words to abc. >> are you a lesbian? are you a heterosexual who -- >> there's two different things here. sexuality is who you're personally attracted to, who turns you on, male or female. but gender identity has to deal with who you are as a person and your soul and who you identify with inside. >> reporter: that gender identity once a crisis now a point of pride for caitlyn jenner. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles.

>> thanks to chris for that. a lot to talk about and we're joined by one of the world's most recognized transgendered models. andreja pejicing. welcome and our own dr. jen ashton. in the article, caitlyn talks about the high hopes that caitlyn is a better person than bruce, so can changing the outside really change the inside? >> well, i think -- i personally transitioned at the age of 14. and i don't know. my experience is a little different from hers. but i do think i'm a happier person than i have ever been. and i feel like the traits that i suppressed before i can kind of express now and let them grow so yeah i do feel like if you're happier about life, you can be a better person, as well. >> as you said, you were much younger than caitlyn and i want to play another bit of diane's interview, when she asked, why now? >> yeah. >> why now? 65? >> why now?

i just can't pull the curtain any longer, okay? i built a nice little life, i just can't -- again, bruce lives a lie, she is not a lie. i can't do it anymore. >> the response has been overwhelmingly positive and a lot of people saying the fact that caitlyn says that i'm free, but you know there are still challenges ahead. >> well, there are. and it can be a very beautiful process personally but, you know, life is not an easy matter for anyone. and, you know, it's not a fairy tale at the end of the day. you still have to face life's challenges as a woman and all of the challenges that come with being a woman. but, you know, i think she's on a great path. and i think she -- i thought that the cover was beautiful. and she surprise everyone, and it's amazing to see. >> and to go 65 years with this

secret, there will be challenges, but she seems like she is ready to face them. and i want to ask you, dr. jen, where does the medical community come down on all of this with caitlyn coming forward like this? >> i think in many ways, medicine is still in the dark ages with treating transgendered patients. recent studies have shown there's tremendous bias and discrimination and even harassment. and some of that shockingly comes from within the medical community. there's hardly any training. i trained in new york city 10, 15 years ago, never saw a transgendered patient. most doctors have never treated a transgendered patient. and they do have -- >> it's a start. >> absolutely. >> what would you like to see the medical community begin doing that they haven't done? >> i think it's a call to action, amy. i think we need to be prepared to treat transgendered patients, to offer appropriate cancer screening, mental health screening and treat them with

compassion and high level of medical standards the same way we would treat anyone else. >> sometimes i personally would rather go online to look for medical information than go to a doctor. >> oh, wow. >> because you have to explain. >> yeah, you have to explain. they think suddenly you're not a human being. you know, something, like very different they can't assess. but definitely that's the change -- >> and as we have said so many times, hopefully that narrative is changing. >> thank you both very much. andreja, congratulations. we just found out you're the first transgendered supermodel to get a cosmetic campaign contract. >> yes. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> thank you. i'm very excited about it, at the beginning of my career, i was told the chances of me getting a contract a major contract was slim to none, and i think they're being a lot of brave and a lot of companies should follow their example.

>> thank you very much. robin, we were talking earlier about the espys. caitlyn is going to get the arthur ashe award. you know what that's like. this is going to be some moment. >> a very high honor and meant so much amber, my family there and caitlyn has talked about having her children there perhaps even on stage with her. and this is what she said. about receiving the award for the first time i will be able to stand as my true self in front of my peers. it's a high honor. >> it sure is. >> beautiful feeling. >> thank you both so very much. we're going to switch gears now, because also, burning up the "heat index," a lot of people talking this morning about something that was on tv last night, "the bachelorette." this is kaitlyn, a different kaitlyn and one of the guys, you know she's got to choose, but in the meantime there's this budding bromance between two of the bachelors that has everyone buzzing, some questioning if it's just for screen time. our linzie janis will explain it

all. >> reporter: there's plenty of romance on the bachelorette. >> would you accept this rose? >> of course. >> reporter: but now twitter's a-twitter with cupid's latest with what looks like a budding bromance between two of the contestants. >> funny how cute you are and how beautiful your jaw line is. >> reporter: j.j. lane and clint arlis are supposed to be vying for kaitlyn's heart on this season of "the bachelorette." but they're seemingly falling in love with each other. >> i feel like i have connected with j.j. probably more than kaitlyn right now because we're so similar. we have grown almost too close at times. in the room and in the shower. the possibility of coming on to "the bachelorette" and falling in love with a man never crossed my mind. >> reporter: shockingly, fellow contestants questioning the duo's motives. >> we know who the people who are in the house not for the right reasons. >> clint and j.j. are two-faced. they both enjoy wearing that hat. >> i think at lot of the guys in the house have been annoyed with j.j. and clint.

>> reporter: overnight, show producers declining to comment on the new turn of events. >> hot tub. we should take our stuff off? >> take our stuff off? >> i really like you. >> you own me now. >> reporter: but in this world of roses, limos and over the top proclamations of love -- >> will you marry me. >> reporter: j.j. and clint might just be stirring the pot for more screen time, thickening the plot. >> i want to know who talked to kaitlyn and said i was mean to you guys. >> get out of my face. >> you're about to make me loss my cool. and i'm not okay with it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. all right, we had to bring in our friend, best-selling author self-professed "bachelorette" fanatic author jen weiner. what do you make of the bromance? >> i don't even know what's going on on this show anymore. it's bananas. okay, so, here's poor kaitlyn with a "k" on the show trying to find love, she's discarding men left and right. and then, two of the hottest

contenders are now in the hot tub with each other. and it's like -- >> it's knoll really a bromance isn't it? >> it's a little bit past a bromance. the black bar of censorship came out last night when they were canoodling on the couch. with clint and his guitar. it's a little alarming. >> when the black bar comes out. >> everyone runs. >> love is love, right? >> here's the thing, the franchise, i'm going to be honest doesn't have the greatest track record with people finding lasting things. so i have to say if anyone comes out of this show with a relationship, i'm all for it. i mean, i wish they weren't like tricking kaitlyn, though -- >> we don't know. >> chris harrison blogged about the episode, he said his only problem with j.j. and clint is it seems that clint isn't there for the right reasons. >> he too thinks that. >> well, yeah, going to kiss a girl so you can stay and possibly kiss a guy is a little shady. >> it's a lot shady. >> it's a lot shady. okay, there you go. >> all right, guys.

>> it's tremendous entertaining too. >> robin, listen to this, he says at one point the possibility of coming on to "the bachelorette" falling in love with a man never crossed my mind. he goes on to say -- i'm not really into kaitlyn but i need a rose tonight. i love j.j. i feel like i've connected more with j.j. than kaitlyn. it's making me fight more for this. it's an interesting twist. >> kaitlyn just can't buy a break. okay? remember, tony with the eyes of a child and the heart of a warrior and the soul of a gypsy, like, this poor woman, pick better guys next time. >> well, you know, we'll have chris on soon. >> i'll yell at him. i'll yell at him a lot. >> poor chris harrison. >> chris harrison, you're on notice, my friend. "jeopardy," we'll see you next week. thank you for the update. >> outside to ginger and the weather. >> i'm actually inside. it's too cold this morning. well that's not the reason but either way, maybe clint and j.j. can honeymoon here at patterson fall new jersey. we're watching for the cold temperatures to be some of the

coldest high temperatures we have seen. worcester, >> good tuesday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. mostly sunny and breezy and a steady pattern of below average temperatures through friday and a chance of showers this weekend especially on sunday. today, upper 50s to low 60s and san francisco is 64 and low 70s around the bay and possibly 80s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. our next chance of morning drizzle is thursday and our best chance of showers is on sunday. have a >> more weather coming up. >> more weather coming up. we got to get lara, now, with "pop." time for some "pop news." and we begin this morning with the olsen twins, they took a pass of being a part of the "full house" reboot to concentrate on their joint career as fashion designers. and, boy, is it paying off. the sisters were just given the coveted women's wear designer of the year award on monday

night by the cfda. that's the council of fashion designers of america. this is a huge award in the industry, and it's actually the second time they have won for their chic sleek high-end line called the row. the girls very lovingly congratulated each other on stage when they won. so, they won't be part of that "fuller house," but their plates are still very, very full. >> yeah, they're doing okay. >> they're very successful. >> but i like that. it's so unexpected and they're very successful at it. >> absolutely. so congratulations to the sisters. and big news for "50 shades of grey" fans, there's a whole new steamy side to the story about to hit shelves. a new page-turner is on the way. and this time it's being told from billionaire bad boy christian grey's perspective. it's called "grey." it will be here in just 16 days. so why didn't we know about this sooner? why such short notice on this must-have beach read? >> why? >> author e.l. james wanted it to be a surprise for her 10 million loyal fans.

saying, this is dedicated to those readers who asked and asked and asked and asked for this. the highly anticipated book comes out on june 18th, which is also the character christian's birthday. something fun to unwrap. >> all righty. >> it's also the day before my birthday. thank you, e.l. james. >> uh-huh. and finally, in "pop news" this morning, say hello -- >> we're going to let that go. >> happy birthday to me. finally in "pop news" this morning, say hello to east west or maybe south west, bookies are already, you guys, placing bets on names for kim kardashian and kanye west's second child. the future sibling of north who turns 2 later this month is due sometime soon. we don't know when. but the online firm betfair is saying that the compass will

point gamblers in the right direction. >> what about wild? >> i was going to say wild west. you read my mind. >> i like -- i like wild wild west. and that actually -- >> you're saying people are actually betting on this? >> people are betting on what that baby's name will be. and that -- wild cops in at 40-1. >> george. >> we got three right here. >> nowadays people bet on anything, george. >> another popular -- >> they could bet on it -- >> i guess we'll find out. one thing that we all know is that anything we're probably guessing won't be it. >> don't even try. and then finally -- i said finally for that but they want me to do one more. and i'm really glad. this example of monkey see monkey do. take a look at this guy. he appears to be texting on his imaginary iphone. so, we wondered what is he doing? is he ordering bananas on amazon?

or perhaps he's swiping right on primateforlife.com. >> you worked on that all morning, didn't you. >> they didn't tell you could squeeze that in. you just did it. >> i did it. >> looks like all of us. >> thank you, lara. >> that is "pop news," everybody. >> i'm going to get off my i phone phone if i look like that. >> thank you, lara. we got the dad taking a major stand against online shaming kids online. his message making headlines across the globe. and mkto here performi mkto here performing live.

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"bridesmaids." his new movie is hilarious, it's called "spy." you'll never guess who's popping in for the interview. a guest appearance by someone who's in the film. we have all seen these social media videos of parents publicly shaming their kids for doing something wrong. well one dad took those parents on. jesse palmer here with that story. >> reporter: wayman gresham has become an overnight star. video he posted on facebook. an important message for parents everywhere. >> i'm here to teach my son a lesson. >> reporter: on the surface, he may be look like any other parent taking to social media to discipline his son. >> this is to give my son -- i'm not happy with him. >> reporter: with 19 million views, his video is going viral. but watch as this dad turns the tables on moms and dads who use public shaming as a form of punishment.

>> wait a minute. come here, boy. come here. there's no way i would ever embarrass my son like that. >> reporter: in fact, the father of four said his son didn't do anything wrong. but was helping him to get a message out to other parents. >> good parenting is showing them the way by example. >> reporter: gresham, an educator at a magnet school in fort lauderdale said he made the video in a recent trend of parents using social media. >> i run across the post on your facebook page. you didn't think i would be able to see. i'm going to put a stop to it right now. >> say bye, facebook. >> bye, facebook. >> i hope that it will be something that will stick. there's another way of reaching this child. >> reporter: while those parents have defended their actions, parenting experts say you should think twice before turning to social shaming. >> it's not a good idea to

public shame your children on social media. once you put something out on facebook it's out there forever. >> reporter: he said he's happy with the results of his viral video. as for isaiah he just had a good time making the video with his dad. >> i had fun because i can be myself. >> and wayman had one more message for everyone, posting on twitter, he doesn't punish his kids, but when he does it's a private matter. >> amen to that. >> yeah no kidding. >> sounds like a very good dad. let's go over to robin. >> now to a truly inspirational story, derrick coleman of the seattle seahawks is one of the very few hearing-impaired players to make it to the nfl. he has a new book out today. and my good friend deborah roberts spent some time with him. he's an exceptional young man. >> reporter: he does the nfl proud. though he can't hear the calls on the field or the crowds

cheering him on, derrick coleman doesn't miss a thing on the field or off. >> coleman taking it to the end zone! >> reporter: 24-year-old derrick coleman is living his dream. a fullback with the seattle seahawks and a super bowl champ. why was the nfl such a destination for you? >> it wasn't so much the nfl, it was more proving everybody wrong. >> reporter: few would have expected coleman to wind up here, deaf since childhood he's the only third hearing-impaired player to reach the nfl. at what point did you realize you were different? >> honestly, i never truly realized that i'm different, i just accepted who i am. >> reporter: but some of the kids treated you differently. you were bullied a little bit. >> i remember one incident, five girls came and they attacked him and they ended up losing his

hearing aids. i went and knocked on some doors that day to make sure the bullying kind of stopped. >> reporter: but his childhood was mostly a happy one, thanks to parents who refused to let him be victimized or to make excuses. >> she looked me in the eye and said, don't let people to do that. why are you going to let somebody else mess up how you feel about yourself? >> reporter: derrick learned to read lips and gained confidence. he won a scholarship to ucla and began dreaming an improbable dream. joining the nfl. he wasn't drafted. but was soon spotted by coach pete carroll who thought the talented fullback was perfect for the seahawks. >> he has taken it head-on. he has done nothing but to bring it to light that you can do whatever you want to do. >> reporter: did you feel like you had a disability when you were growing up?

>> it wasn't until i got to junior in high school when i started realizing it's not a disability, it's an advantage. >> reporter: an advantage? how? >> i can turn people on and off whenever i want. they told me it couldn't be done. >> reporter: despite his talent on the field it wasn't football that won derrick national acclaim, it was a little commercial that he made for duracell. 22 million views. can you believe that this thing went viral? >> no. sfwlr what was it do you think? >> everybody in the world got a problem. i have been deaf since i was 3. so, i didn't listen. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates. i get the impression that reaching out to kids is really important to you. >> i want them all to know, one, you're not alone.

and two, we can do anything. >> an amazing guy. he's been known to show up at schools and surprise kids who can use a little inspiration. on the field, though, it's serious business. the seahawks quarterback russell wilson knows that he has to lock eyes with derrick and communicate each crucial play and it's teamwork that pays off. they won the super bowl. made it back to the super bowl. didn't make it. >> this close. >> this close. he's such a great guy and it's all about no excuses. when he says an autograph, no excuses. >> and he has a great sense of humor. turn it on and turn it off with somebody. you asked him if he ever fantasized about not being hearing impaired. >> he said he wouldn't trade it for anything. he has to work harder and communicate more. in some ways he has to achieve more because he has to keep his eyes on the prize. >> once again, no excuses. >> you got it. >> all right, deb, thank you. final check of the weather

now with ginger. >> hey, robin, we're starting in the southwest, they have had a hot couple of days, now going back to average. early this morning in las vegas, in the 70s, going to the 90s is mid-average. 96 for a high. phoenix, 104. 75, los angeles. 86, sacramento. yes, a slightly cooler end to the week. we have just learned that philadelphia, jfk and newark have one-hour to two-hour delays because of low clouds. something to keep in mind if you have flights this morning. also, anywhere in this northern plains, all of the way through parts of western nebraska, large >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. you will need the sunglasses but held on to the steering wheel. it will be breezy. 58 at the coast and 84 inland east bay. the seven-day forecast shows a chance of drizzle on thursday and chance of showers on >> and there you go. 55, anchorage.

85, honolulu. >> ginger, thank you so much more ahead. we're still buzzing about melissa mccarthy's visit yesterday. her director paul feig is here live. and you'll never guess, paul, a special surprise appearance by someone. come on back. guess, paul a special surprise appearance by someone. come on back.

so happy to talk to you about the movie "spy," a movie directed and written by paul feig. melissa mccarthy plays a cia analyst who get her first chance to go out in the field. take a look. >> these look delicious. i don't want to be critical but this is very chewy. >> you're eating a hand towel. >> just cleansing my palate. >> i mean, only she can pull it off. we're joined now by the mastermind behind bridesmaid, paul feig.

so great to see you. you were just saying that you have a story about that screen. >> that was a true story. i was in a restaurant at london. i saw them rising, then i didn't see what happened. at our table, they did it. oh, good, they're marshmallow. i can't wait. i picked it up to eat it. i put it in my mouth and i eat it. i'm chewing. i go like, all of this hot soapy water goes down my throat and, like, is this -- he goes, that's a hand towel. you really couldn't have told me before i put it in my mouth. so, now, it's in the movie. >> you should thank him. it's a hilarious scene. it comes back later in a different way in this movie. your third collaboration with the one and only melissa mccarthy. >> she's a force of nature, hurricane melissa. >> here's what she has to say about you. >> uh-oh. oh, boy. >> he's the best. he's truly, he's the kindest, most free-thinking fella in the world.

he sees no boxes for people to fit into and it's a very joyous thing. >> oh, that's so nice. >> pretty nice words. >> oh, my goodness. well, i can only say really nice things about her. she's such a delight to work with. we just have the best time. we're best friends. we have shorthand. we don't say words. you -- i. it's very easy. >> the unlikely and amazing pairing of melissa with jason stratham -- >> he's a god who walks among us on earth. i have been a friend of his forever. when i saw the "crank" movies, he's funny. he knows he's funny. when i was writing that, for years, i got to get him in. >> this is the guy. >> someone else you put in the movie who we happen to have here today. could you play the music so the viewers can get a clue? come on out. >> there he is.

>> mr. 50 cent. >> curtis, how are you? >> great to see you. thanks for popping over. >> we always travel together, curtis and i. >> not only movie star, but new music coming out. share with everyone. >> my new single "get low" is me, jeremiah t.i., it's cool. i'm happy with the performance. i got a chance to take a break from music. >> also, a tv star on starz's "power." congratulations, season two coming. so, what was it like for you to be in a paul feig movie? >> it was exciting. the whole setup was interesting. we were out in the woods and he was still in the three-piece. it's interesting to watch directors. to see paul give the talent the

ability to -- >> play with it a little bit, yeah. >> and he'll say, do it this way and they'll say okay and then try this, try this. >> a lot of extra jokes. >> it's so, so funny, and also a great thriller. you really, you really held true, you're a huge bond fan, so great job. >> thank you. i wanted to make a real "spy" movie that's funny. real action, real danger. it's a real laugh the entire time. >> we're so looking forward to the female "ghostbusters." another collaboration with melissa mccarthy and paul feig. thanks for being here. curtis, thank you for being here. best of luck with everything. spy is great, it opens nationwide on friday. coming up next on "good morning america" -- mkto is with us live, so guys, stick around, it's classic. ♪

♪ bad girls ♪ mkto got big hits like "classic" and american dream. we'll hear "bad girls" in just a minute. there's the new video right here. we want to talk to malcolm kelley and tony oller. they're here right now. you name-checked don nar there, was she the inspiration? >> absolutely. it's about going back to the origins of making great music. we had to go back and give that reference. >> you guys got a couple of big weeks coming up. you got carly rae jepsen, flo rida, hanging out with some of them, what are your plans? >> doing a lot of great shows as we can. and coming here to "good morning america." >> let's hear it, bad girls. ♪ ♪

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♪ she bad she got my number. so hot she hotter than vegas in august donna summer ♪ ♪ high class under the covers ♪ waking up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ she got me in heaven ♪ >> thank you so much, "good morning america," for having us. we are mkto. get our single out right now, called "bad girls." we hope you have a wonderful rest of your day. ♪ ♪ >> oh, here we go. ♪ i love them bad girls doing bad things ♪ ♪ looking hot with an attitude ♪ ♪ love them bad girls like a bad dream shouldn't want them but i do ♪ ♪ singing ♪ ♪ all the bad girls singing ♪

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mkto, there was a full-on dance party here. thanks to you. george and his bad girls right here. we want to welcome a new member to the "good morning america" family. alice davis roberts, the new daughter of proud parents, michael roberts and alicia davis, one of our writers, adorable. >> so beautiful. congratulations to them. >> she's a good girl. >> have a great tuesday, everyone. good girl. >> have a great tuesday, everyone.

good morning. i'm kristen sze. hey, we are starting to see blue skies. we'll check in with mike. >> that will be the trend. also, the trend will be breezy conditions. 2:00 to 9:00 this afternoon and evening around our bay and 6:00 this evening to 6:00 thursday evening, 48 hours of brisk conditions along the coast where temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s today. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and mid to upper 70s inland. we'll get to the east bay. a chance of drizzle thursday morning and our best chance of showers is this weekend sunday. hi leyla. a look at the golden gate bridge. northbound traffic just now starting to move a little bit better. an accident at the mid-span. it was blocking one lane. possibly, they are getting it off the bridge. we are backed up away from van ness. an accident in santa ros gumming up one

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