good morning, america. killers clues. police search this gas station ile from the prison where those killers escaped as the manhunt heats up. authorities pore over new surveillance tapes, and new details emerge about the relationship between one of the killers and that prison worker suspected of helping them with the plot. new overnight terror arrest. a new england man linked to isis arrested. and a close encounter between a u.s. fighter jet coming within feet. tensions rising as they face off high in the sky. >> and a tough night for the

cavaliers, with this frightening fall right into a camera leaving a big gash in his head. >> golden state bounces back in a big way. >> they certainly do. the warriors come storming back. the league's mvp, helping his team even things up at 2-2. setting up a supershowdown. ♪ we do say good morning, america. happy friday, everybody. another game last night and a scary moment for cavs fans. lebron getting stitches for that nasty gash. he's going to be okay but tied at 2-2. big game five coming up on sunday. cavs never recovered from that injury. kind of a blow-out. everybody looking forward to the game on sunday. right now, we begin with the latest on that all-out search for the escaped killers in upstate new york. police sifting through new clues

intense focus on a gas station near the prison where the convicts may have gone looking for food. gio benitez on the scene with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: we are now entering day seven of this search for the killers and still no clue where they are. now investigators hope hunger makes them emerge. this morning, police are reportedly examining surveillance video from a mobil gas station less than a mile from the prison where the two escapees may have rummaged through the trash for food. the station which also features a subway sandwich shop opens at 4:00 a.m. around the time officials believe the convicted killers may have emerged from the manhole as new details about the investigation into whether prison employee joyce mitchell had a relationship with escaped murderers richard matt and david sweat. sources say in just the past year prison officials looked into whether mitchell who supervises the prison's tailor shop had that relationship with sweat, but concluding there was not enough evidence to take action against her.

the district attorney now speaking about mitchell. >> did joyce mitchell provide tools and equipment to these inmates? >> joyce mitchell has not provided power tools. >> reporter: but the d.a. said she provided contraband but wouldn't say what. authorities want to know if mitchell was supposed to drive a getaway car friday night. if so, she never showed. we've learned she checked herself into a hospital complaining of a panic attack. abc news also learning investigators are speaking with other prison employees. >> we're talking to people who may have been involved. and anyone who was involved, that is a crime unto itself. >> reporter: experts say inmate and employee interactions can be complicated. employees are warned not to s share information that inmates could use as blackmail. >> from a safety and security standpoint. that's always something addressed from the very beginning is making sure that those boundaries are not crossed or compromised.

>> make sure to look to your right. >> reporter: until then they still searching the woods after bloodhounds picked up on the escapees escapees scents. roads are still blocked off. investigators are working with over 600 tips, more than 500 officers right here working day and night. >> they are. gio, thank you. good morning, america. and to the arrest of the plot in the boston area. >> this was a blazen plot from young mine who thought they were an isis brie gad, against police or what they call the boys in blue. the arrest came on this fry et

road. the 24-year-old was taken into custody by officers in the joint terror traffic force. >> a couple cars went into the corner and they came into the word. >> reporter: he had been under surveillance for the last ten days ever since the dave this dra mat hick screen when 26-year-old rahin was shot and killed after he lunged with a knife. rahin set out to kill or behead a uniformed police officer, as part of the what he believed were orders from isis. the man arrested overnight is believed to be part of that alleged plot. a neighbor told an station, he converted to islam. and now the search goes on for his ties to the isis plot.

they did not say what charges but he's set to be arraigned. >> three? >> there's dozens of young men now under surveillance by the fbi. the task force around the country believed to be connected to isis. supporter, followers, and described by the fbi as very dangerous. >> all right. thank you. we move on to the american fighter jet and russian fighter. you may remember this screen from "top gun." martha raddatz has the story. >> reporter: i fly on a fighter jet. and this recent encounter

involved a big u.s. reconnaissance jet, have a russian fighter jet fly next to it is very different. that u.s. reconnaissance plane cannot maneuver quickly and that whirling air, little tornadoes coming off the wings of the russian fighter can affect the controllability of the u.s. airplane. george? >> and we're seeing this more and more in international air space. russians trying to distract from all of that tension in ukraine? >> i think so. putin is clearly flexing his muscle as well. those russian hot dog pilots are also gathering intelligence about the u.s. weapon systems whether that reconnaissance plane or u.s. navy ship the russian fighter recently buzzed. they gain insight to reaction times and control. but the big danger is someone makes a mistake. now to the threat of severe

weather, powerful storms and flash flooding. ginger i know you have an eye on it. it. >> den ver, you need a raft. this is under a bridge. and texas, 90 storm reports and two pockets of severe weather today. >> here it is. hail and winds blasting kansas and colorado. visibility near zero . >> gofld ball sized hail in less than a minute. >> that is a golf course rushing water where the fairways should be. >> i drove right into it. >> reporter: and in denver -- >> fires kept shooting up much. >> this young man witnessing lightning, striking a

transformer. overnight, in iowa almost four inches of rain in two hours. so here are the two pockets i was talking about. along the warm front i think indianapolis is a spot to watch especially later this afternoon and evening, cleveland all the way through western new york and northwestern pennsylvania and then along the cold front back in the plains parts of kansas down into western texas and parts of the panhandle, have to look for large hail and damaging winds and flash flood watch, so much to talk about and much more coming up in your nation's weather. george. >> we have new developments now in the case of the 12-year-old cleveland boy shot to death by the police. a judge ruled there is enough evidence to charge the officers that killed tamir rice and ron claiborne is here with the latest. good morning, ron. >> good morning. well, what happened is a group of african-american activists in cleveland used an obscure state law to go straight to a judge with evidence against the two white police officers involved in that fatal shooting and the judge agreed there was probable cause to bring charges against both of them. this morning, the startling new development in the death of tamir rice. a judge ruling there is enough evidence to charge the officer

who fatally shot the 12-year-old boy with murder. last december responding to a report of someone with a gun, officer loehmann shot and killed tamir seconds after arriving on the scene. it turned out the boy had a nonlethal pellet gun. the ruling made after a group of community activists petitioned the judge to file charges say they did not trust the criminal justice system to act. >> we are encouraged by is the validation of our efforts, we are encouraged that this is a step towards justice. >> reporter: the judge also ruling there was probable cause to charge officer timothy loehmann's partner, officer frank garmback with negligent homicide and dereliction of duty. overnight, the lawyer for officer loehmann saying "the order issued by the municipal court does not and should not impact the independent investigation conducted by the cuyahoga county sheriff's department" and from officer garmback's lawyer "the investigation and final decision are still in the prosecutor's hands."

and, in fact, the judge deferred to prosecutors and declined to issue arrest warrants for the two officers saying his ruling was only advisory. the prosecutor's office says it will present the case to a grand jury and let it decide whether to file charges. george. >> okay, ron, thanks. but that pressure building on the prosecutors. now to amy with today's other top stories. new details on that massive data breach in washington? that's right. that cyberattack on a government website may be even more extensive than first thought. chinese hackers are suspect of breaking into the computer systems at the office of personnel management going undetected for more than a year. compromising security clearances and personal data including information about employees' families and associates. a union representing government workers speculates the hackers could have stolen the social security numbers of every federal employee. but it remains unclear exactly what data was stolen. this morning, south korea is reporting an 11th death from the mers virus outbreak.

that is creating more concern that the deadly respiratory virus could spread to the u.s. the cdc is urging doctors to be on alert for patients showing possible symptoms. a controversy in washington state involving the head of a local naacp, accused of misrepresenting her race. rachel dolezal claims she's african-american but her family says she was born to white parents and has been lying about her race for years. when asked by her station in spokane whether she is african-american, dolezal refused to comment. surveillance video in santa ana, california, appears to catch police behaving badly during a raid at this marijuana dispensary. they're seen trying to first disable security cameras apparently not well. because we're looking at it then they decide to play darts then they're eating some of the products. and then joking about kicking a customer in a wheelchair. the department promising to investigate. in dallas a gang of would-be

thieves was caught on camera plowing an suv through the front of this store and tried to slam the atm, apparently trying to break it free to get away with the cash but guess what, it wouldn't budge so eventually they gave up and drove out empty-handed. if you think the scariest part of flying is when you take off, you definitely will not like this maneuver. boeing is showing off its new dreamliner jet which can take off at a nearly vertical angle soaring into the sky at 90 degrees during this practice run for the paris air show. the jet carries more passengers, uses less fuel and in my humble opinion should be carrying more of those little white bags that you find in the front of your seats. just a suggestion. and finally, they may not be headed to the olympics just yet, two divers competing in singapore had a pretty tough day on the board. take a look, the first dive, well, you'll see why it earned him a zero. just wait for it. >> oh, no.

oh! >> yeah, and then the second diver from the same team, it's got to get better, it has to get better. oh, no, oh, no. oh. >> yeah, he got a zero too. >> a zero. >> zero? >> yeah. the first zero belly first. >> his feet went in before his head. >> they laughed it off saying can you still smile after getting embarrassed in front of thousands of people and guess what, yes, the answer is yes because after those not so graceful dives they both performed perfect dives so if at first you don't succeed, dive, dive again. >> there you go. >> yeah. >> you are a diving expert. >> that's hard to do to come back from a failed dive and when you land on your back, you have no idea much it's like a giant purple welt that you get. it is painful. >> but never you. >> absolutely. perfection. >> thank you. now to another frightening shark encounter, the fourth in the atlantic in just the last two weeks. this time a teenage girl bitten while boogie boarding in north

carolina. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> we have a shark out here in ocean isle. someone just got bit. >> reporter: this morning, a 13-year-old girl recovering from a terrifying shark encounter. >> got a hold of her foot and bit her foot. >> is there any serious bleeding. >> it's bleeding pretty bad. >> reporter: the shark taking these two frisbee size bites out of the young teen's boogie board in the waters off ocean beach, north carolina. >> she wobbled out and left the boogie board. and it just went at the boogie board. >> reporter: the attack, believed to be the fourth shark attack off the atlantic coast in just two weeks. earlier this week in cocoa beach, florida, a 10-year-old boy also on a boogie board chomped while swimming in waist deep waters. badly bleeding as rescuers carried him off the beach. in recent days shark sightings seemingly everywhere. this one spotted off huntington beach, california. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: cruising by a paddle boarder. if it seems that there's more

sharks lately it's because there are. the population of great whites spiking 42% since the 1997 ban on hunting the species. as i recently learned in the bahamas, sharks even 15-foot tigers like these don't typically go for humans. but they can make mistakes like this one chomping on my white camera pole or in the indication of that north carolina girl, going for a boogie board. for "good morning america," matt gutman abc news, miami. >>. >> scary stuff. thank you, matt. now to we turn to the nba finals all tied up again after the warriors bounce back last night with a big win in cleveland. abc's jesse palmer has all the highlights. >> welcome back warriors. >> golden state bounces back in a big way. >> reporter: shutting down the cavaliers in a hard-hitting game four. >> i think he may have hit his head on the camera. >> reporter: dramatic moments early on. lebron with this frightening fall out of bounds head first into a tv camera.

>> it's been a more physical game as james goes down. >> reporter: the hit leaving a big gash, but the king okay to play after a little tlc. >> that's his mom moments ago making sure her son is okay. >> did not matter what was going on with my head. i had to shoot the free throws so i continued to play. >> reporter: while james was making an impact on the sidelines, stephen curry making an impact on the court. >> 15 points for the mvp. >> reporter: golden state's golden boy, returning to mvp form swinging momentum back the war. >> ray:s' way, while james and delly led a late come from behind charge. >> delly throwing above the rim and lebron does the rest. >> reporter: dellevedova spent already, asking to come out. >> reporter: the exhausted cavs losing steam in the final moments. >> the warriors in control here in game four. >> reporter: allowing the warriors to pull away with the win tying the series to the delight of their number one fan. now, lebron was fine but he did

have to get stitches after the game and now the series shifts back to oakland where the warriors get set to host game five. you can watch all that action sunday night 8:00 eastern right here on abc. robin. >> keep it going. it's going to go at least six now. >> no doubt. >> i'm saying seven. >> let's go seven. >> robin roberts, road trip. >> you're on. >> i mean i really think we need to be there, america. it's just so great. lebron coming back for sure. >> no doubt about it. see it if he can answer. >> thank you, jesse. >> to ginger right now. storms in chicago. >> i do and this morning not only will you see the rain but as warm as it is right now that's about as good as it'll get. because you're going to see steady or falling temperatures. and look what your early morning roads are looking like. very damp and some will see thunderstorms just south and that's where the severe weather is going to be today including this picture from springfield actually that was from missouri but this one showing where one reported tornado. anyway we have to get to the uv index brought to you by dairy queen.

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into a tree and burst into flames. the driver died at the scene. nobody else was in the van. officers say the vehicle is registered in another state. other than that, let's get a view of traffic. >> here's a look at walnut creek southbound side is still a little slow from pleasant hill up to 24. about 12 minutes will be your commute heading away to the 24 junction. we have an accident with possible injuries. if you're heading southbound through east palo

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yesterday. the doppler showing less than a quarter mile in half-moon bay. be careful there. if you're heading into the fair, it's going to be a warmer one today. rolling stones cover band this evening, temperatures in the 60s. going to the game we'll start in the 60s and drop down to 59 degrees. sun to stars. here's my seven-day forecast, the heat spikes today but then we lose 2 to 4 degrees saturday sunday and monday will be the coolest day.

good morning, america. police right now are searching the gas station for clues about the escaped killers who may have been hunting for food after breaking out. also right now, millions of americans in the path of flash flooding, severe storms again this morning following a night of damaging storms. an air force plane and russian fighter jet like this coming within feet high in the sky as old cold war tensions heat up. so much ahead. we have a giant party in the park with jason derulo. >> ah, the crowd as you can see already getting extremely excited. the perfect way to start the weekend, jason performing live just ahead as we head out to the park shortly. >> that is coming up. we begin with new developments in the washington

mansion murders. the housekeeper is alive because her boss told her not to come to work that day. >> it's been a month since that homicide and fire and while a suspect is behind bars, those closest to the family remain traumatized like nelly gutierrez housekeeper for the savopouloss for nearly 20 years who described a voice mail that saved her life. this morning for the first time we're sitting down with the woman who could have walked right into the middle of a deadly home invasion if t it weren't for this message telling her not to come to work the day of the brutal attack. >> amy is in bed sick tonight and she was sick this afternoon and vera offered to stay and help her out. >> reporter: nelly gutierrez, the other savopoulos housekeeper for 20 years speaking out to "20/20" after all four were killed in this washington, d.c. mansion, still wonders if there's anything she could have done. >> i can't stop thinking about that day, well, maybe if, you know, if i was there, maybe i

help them. >> reporter: and now gutierrez says on the day of the killings she attempted to call that other housekeeper numerous times. >> that day i call her three times and, you know, so i sent her a text message, are you okay, so call me when you have a chance. >> reporter: a search warrant unsealed on thursday detailing what was in box after box of evidence seen here being removed from the charred mansion earlier this month. the document listing hair, dna and fingerprints, recovered along with plastic bags, garage door openers, cash and, of course, that pizza box found in the bedroom where some of the victims' bodies were discovered. these newly obtained floor plans providing our first look at the inside layout of the home where nelly gutierrez says she still can't accept she'll never return to work. what do you think about now when you think about the fact that they're gone? >> it's very hard and i know i'm going to miss them forever.

>> reporter: well, the suspect daron wint is behind bars charged with murder. his next court date june 22nd. also tonight we speak exclusively to a man brutal a will tacked by went not once but twice and one of those nearly costing him his life george. >> that's all coming up on a special edition of "20/20" tonight, "mystery in the mansion" right here on abc. to the woman trying to make history looking to become the first woman to row across the pacific on a solo voyage. she's almost a weekend and we spoke to her emotionally overnight and abc's t.j. holmes is here with that. >> hey, robin, i know we can all use a little alone time sometimes but she signed up for about six months of alone time but get this, already admitting to us just six days into the journey she's feeling a little isolation depression and why not? she is in the middle of the pacific and closest human beings to her are on the international space station.

>> love you! >> reporter: this morning sonya baumstein trying to row her way into the record books. >> it's the biggest challenge i could ever i think have in life. >> reporter: the 30-year-old baumstein setting out five days ago on a 6,000-mile odyssey is cross the pacific from choshi, japan to san francisco. facing off against threatening seas 40 foot high waves, winds above 57 miles per hour. huge whale, massive freighters, the journey expected to take over 150 days to complete. overnight we caught up with her in the middle of the ocean via satellite phone. >> on the first three days were pretty hellish. i was hit by a 30-knot storm and turned around to see a fishing vessel coming at me. >> reporter: a major concern for the rower, shipping traffic. even alerting a vessel in her path while we were on the phone with her. >> westward olympia, westward olympia, westward olympia, do you copy? i'm a very small vessel. you're on course with me right now. >> reporter: she's aboard a custom made 23-foot, 775-pound boat with 1200 pounds of

freeze-dried food, 180 carbohydrate drinks and olive oil that she'll drink to retain weight. since she'll be burning up to 10,000 calories a day. she even gained 40 pounds before taking off in anticipation of burning it all off. >> it's not always one foot in front of the other. it's navigating the unknown and there's something really incredible about that. >> reporter: now merrily rowing her boat not so gently across the ocean, her life all but a dream now. >> well, sorry, robin. >> you couldn't resist. >> but, no listen to this, though. no trailing boat. she's out there by herself now, doing this all alone, six months, we're talking about. >> wow. >> she planned to do this as a pair, with another guy. he dropped out then she said, you know what, i want to do this as a solo female trip to prove that gender is not -- strength is not limited to gender. >> it's not.

>> she's proving something. >> one question everybody had. how does she use the bathroom? nobody wants to know? that's fine. >> we were going to -- >> you can tweet t.j. if you really want to know. he'll tell you. >> buckets. let me just say, buckets. >> oh, no. you couldn't help yourself. now, we are going for "the speed feed." this is something too. >> this is something too, george. that's a good way to put it. before we get started let me tell you what you're about to see is completely safe for morning tv. people watching the cavs versus the warriors last night. not so lucky. before the game lebron james was making a few adjustments before hitting the court. we're going to stop the tape before things turn late night on morning television. as you can imagine, a few seconds later lebron exposed a little too much of himself and a lot of people talking about that sideline show this morning and by the way, just thought i'd add the graphic that was there, didn't hide anything. you saw everything. reminds us of another famous wardrobe malfunction from a big game. janet jackson and justin timberlake.

remember that? i'm thinking, though, in terms of lebron there is an upside. you know what, this morning people aren't focusing as much on the cavs' big loss last night. how about that? that's the way to spin it positively. >> five, six, seven -- >> going back to it again and again. >> i don't see what the big deal is. >> oh. >> sorry, robin. >> we'll allow it just this once. anyhoo when janet jackson did it, there was no twitter. that's why this is a different story. >> also, with lebron it's like the camera was there. i mean, it wasn't his fault that the camera happened to be right there. cameras are everywhere. >> and they played great and looking forward to sunday. >> golden state played really well. they are in the victory -- >> have we mentioned we're excited about the series. >> i want to get to the weather. ginger is in the park. >> hey, george, i made it out to the park. you can see all the jason derulo

fans. we also have the army and sergeant patrick here, on sunday, 240th birthday we will be talking about that coming up. also wanted to show you a quick pick from d.c. heat advisory going to feel close to 100 today. that's a live look. all right. >> morning, turn on air conditioning or head for the coast it will be a hot one. 65 at coast and trip pole digits inland. my seven-day forecast shows both our days and nights are going to be cooler >> all that weather brought to [ cheers and applause ] >> all that weather brought to you by microsoft surface and don't worry, sounds like we got some really good noise makers today. >> it's a party. >> if it were possible i would be blushing right now. robin? >> in the locker room. so much more. new warning about flat screen tvs and your kids. the new way one airline is giving celebrities and others who want to fork up some money the star treatment.

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7:43 back now with "gma" o 7:43 back now with "gma" on the lookout and an important new alert about the danger of tipping tvs and furniture in your home. abc's linzie janis has more. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, lara. you may wonder why i'm standing on a football field. well, we wanted to show you the force, one of these falling tvs can have on a small child. like being crushed by six of these guys. we should also tell you the images you're about to see are demonstrations using dummies. it's one of the top hidden hazards in almost every home. tall pieces of furniture some with televisions and monitors

placed on top crushing curious kids who decide to climb on them. >> we just heard a loud crash. >> reporter: last year this dresser fell on kim lichtenstein's 4-year-old son sending him to the hospital. luckily, he was okay. but too often these tipovers end in tragedy, unsecured tvs and large pieces of furniture kill a child every two weeks. and one child is sent to the hospital every 24 minutes. >> the newer televisions even though they're lighter if they're not anchored properly they still have 2,000 pounds of pressure. >> reporter: but experts say accidents like these are 100% preventible if you follow a couple of easy steps. first, anchor tall pieces of furniture especially if there's anything heavy like a tv on top directly to the wall. then secure flat screen tvs with this. an anti-tip strap connecting the tv directly to the furniture.

>> they can be purchased in any sort of hardware store. they are as easy and as simple a device as you can come up with. >> reporter: but the best thing to do, keep tvs and monitors off tall furniture completely. hang those flat screens on the wall or strapped to a low tv stand. experts now urging parents to get on top of it before it gets on top of them. so you can see this tv strap can hold me, it can keep me from falling over. it can keep a tv and piece of furniture from falling over top and handle up to about 150 pounds. simple but effective, lara. >> absolutely. linzie, thanks so much. so much more coming up on "good morning america." the secret tunnels the stars are using, are they finally figuring out a way to outsmart the paparazzi? k you anthem ♪ ♪ ♪ using, are they finally figuring out a way to outsmart the paparazzi?

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and shocking video caught on camera at a preschool playground. a montessori employee appears to shove a 2-year-old. the outrage overnight. ♪ safe and sound ♪ also ahead. obsessed with snacking. >> i got some snacks. >> potato chips please. >> oh so i can hear about how much you hate yourself all night. >> are your kids oversnacking between meals and you don't even know it? the new normal when it comes to eating and how to get your family healthy and happy. ♪ this is my fight song ♪ and fight song. the woman behind this video watched more than 40 million times now sharing her personal story this morning. >> i am still going to keep fighting. >> the singer behind the anthem that keeps her going and a personal surprise you'll only see on "gma." ♪ talk dirty to me ♪ >> all that and superstar jason

derulo rocking central park as we say -- >> good morning, america. are you ready to party with me in central park? ♪ talk dirty to me ♪ >> and a whole lot of people out there in central park right now getting ready to party with jason derulo and jesse palmer there, as well. >> that's right, george. there's so much energy here this morning. this crowd very excited for jason derulo. they've been waiting to see him and with the help of a little special effects we'll welcome him right now. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

♪ take me to the other side ♪ ♪ like it's the fourth of july ♪ ♪ take me to the other side ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's jason derulo here in central park. we cannot wait to get out there but amy right now has the "morning rundown." >> all right, good morning, guys. the big story this morning, a new focus in the manhunt for those killers who escaped from a new york prison one week ago. authorities are analyzing surveillance video from a gas station less than a mile from the prison. it comes one day after we learn police dogs picked up a possible scent from the men in the area. investigators are looking into richard matt and david sweat's relationship with prison employee joyce mitchell. sources say in the last year prison officials looked into whether mitchell had a relationship with sweat. and the fbi has arrested a second man in connection with the terror plot in boston. nicholas rovinski of rhode island is set to appear in court today. investigators believe he may

have known about usaama rahim's plot to behead police officers. and a major development in the debate over so-called free-range parenting. that maryland couple who recently made headlines recently when they were charged with neglect for allowing their kids, 6 and 10, to walk home alone from a park well today state official ss will announce letting them walk home alone from school or play in a park without supervision is not neglect. there is no need to get involved in parenting decisions unless there is a substantial risk to the children. well, a school in new jersey has taken swift action after video surfaced of a toddler being roughed up by a staff member. abc's brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: watch the shocking moments caught on video at a new jersey preschool playground. a school employee struggles to put a hat on a 2-year-old girl before she appears to push the child to the ground leaving her there in frustration. the cell phone video viewed more than 600,000 times sparking

outrage online and in the community. >> if i was the parent of that child, i'd really be mad, angry. >> reporter: the toddler's father speaking out. thursday. >> it was really disturbing. i didn't expect it to be as severe as it actually was. >> reporter: the preschool taking action firing the person at the center of the video as well as four other employees including the location's director. apple montessori telling abc news overnight "the safety and well-being of our students are our top priorities. we are outraged by the lack of care and concern this former employee showed." >> as a parent of a child who attends apple, i was appalled by it. it was hard to watch. >> reporter: child protective services saying confidentiality laws prohibit us from commenting on or confirming allegations or individual investigations. but the school says it will institute new safety measures to make sure another incident like this will not happen again. for "good morning america," brandi hitt, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to brandi for that.

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♪ and welcome back to "gma." a lot of energy up at central park and, amy, you have a story that has touched so many people right at the top. >> over 40 million hits. it's our hot button. a remarkable woman turning her breast cancer diagnosis into a message so many people can relate to posting a powerful video being shared by millions of people around the world while also spreading an important lesson. abc's kayna whitworth has the story. ♪ this is my fight song ♪ >> reporter: this morning one mom with cancer starting a global conversation. ♪ in a big way ♪ ♪ and emotion ♪ >> reporter: without saying a single word. ♪ can make a heart open ♪ >> reporter: the texas mom sharing her battle with cancer in a video set to rachel platten's hit track "fight song."

the video going wildly viral with 46 million views in just one weekek. >> i heard it and i thought, god, that's really how i feel. it fits how i feel every single day. >> reporter: in 2012 holly kitchen was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. >> i took that punch to the gut and picked myself up. i did chemo, i did radiation, i had a double mastectomy. >> reporter: but to her shock the double mastectomy wasn't enough finding out a year later the cancer was back. >> i thought i had no breasts, i could not have breast cancer. my doctor actually said this isn't bone cancer, this is breast cancer on your bone. >> reporter: her doctor diagnosing her with metastatic breast cancer. she had no idea what that was, so she made this video hoping to educate others. >> the lord said it's time to share this message, and i woke up the next morning to like 500,000 views. it was mind-blowing. >> reporter: publicly fighting cancer head on, the mom on a mission says it's her family

that keeps her going. >> i get up every morning, and i decide it's going to be a good day. everyday life is in the kitchen house normal. it's loud, it's crazy, we try to make it fun. i want to see them graduate high school. right now that's my goal. don't tell cancer. ♪ i'll be strong ♪ >> reporter: among her millions of supporters the woman behind the song, rachel platten herself sending a special medicine. >> thank you for educating us on metastatic cancer. you're incredible. apparently the world agrees. >> 0h, my gosh. that's awesome. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, new york. >> abc's dr. jennifer ashton here for more on this story and, dr. ashton, i know when i was diagnosed i learned pretty quickly that when you have breast cancer in the breast, it isn't terminal. it's when it spreads so explain what metastatic breast cancer is. >> right, so it takes one cancer

cell. it means it's basically spread from the original site to other parts of the body, brain, bone, liver, pretty much anywhere. >> and a double mastectomy or a mastectomy is not a guarantee that cancer won't return. explain what can happen. >> right, so it drops the risk significantly but it's never zero. it can come back to the chest wall, and that's because of those microscopic cancer cells so now we're talking about going for a cure to really managing the symptoms that metastatic cancer can cause. >> i'm so glad we're talking about this type of breast cancer, because it get ss very little coverage and a lot of people speak out and want to know more about it but we wish her all the best for sure. >> thank you, guys. we're going to move an now and switching gears in our "heat index." kids and snacking. a recent study finds half the kids in the country do it as often as four times a day packing on far too many calorie calories. what one mom did.

mara schiavocampo has her story. >> i've got snacks. >> potato chips. >> so i can hear about how much you hate yourself all night. >> reporter: let's face it, we're a generation of snackers. kids snacking between meals, the new normal. a 2010 study finding roughly half of kids in the u.s. snack up to four times a day, consuming either a snack or a meal as often as ten, yes, ten times a day. >> and it's exasperating over time when you don't seem to know what they're eating at school or at a nonschool activity. >> reporter: mom of one shgs amanda hurley writing this new article for "the washington post." "no, your kid may not have a snack," detailing what she calls our obsession with snacks. >> given that obesity is a problem, it seems puzzling to me this is something that we should be so concerned about culturally. our kids hungry, even for half an hour that, you know, we get stressed out about that. >> reporter: so we hit the streets of new york to see what moms had to say. is oversnacking really an issue? >> i think they get snacks twice

a day? >> she has a snack once or twice a day. >> i think you have to seize the opportunity if you know the kids are really hungry and only give them a choice of healthy food then they're choosing between healthy options. >> i think we're absolutely oversnacking our children. >> reporter: but the big question do kids need snacks? >> children do not need snacks more than three times a day. in fact, children, when they do have a snack, they should really be looking at it as a way to get in more nutrition. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and dr. ashton is back along with celebrity chef alex guarnaschelli. welcome to you both. jen, i'm flashing around 6:15 last night pulling away chocolate covered raisins from my daughters. >> at least there's something there in right before dinner. oversnacking is a real problem. >> it is a big problem because in general kids today are eating calorie-rich, nutrient-poor foods and they're eating a lot more of it than they used to in the past.

here's the demo that i think is going to drive the point home. in 1977 an average child would snack on about 177 calories a day, which is about what you see here on this plate. today it's about 600 calories a day and that's one day. if you want to see what that looks like over a month, bill, cue the wheelbarrow. >> oh, no. >> whoa! >> that represents how much? >> a month. >> a month. >> really? >> so that's about 12,000 extra calories a day. >> or coming out dinner which -- >> exactly, right. >> that's right. >> in lieu of nutrients. >> this adds up. it's in versus out. >> i hate to say it but i feel like it's partially my fault as a parent because i do have the snacks and encourage them to have the healthier snacks but i also want them to have treats. are we supposed to go cold turkey? >> weigh in on this alex. you have kids. >> an example is a lot of grade school kids have allowances. if you connect the idea of allowances to calories and spending not so much about money or incentives but, for example, healthier snacks are less allowance money, more processed snacks that are more fun, let's

face it, costs a little more, if you can create a correlation between calories and money, that can be good, i think. >> holds them accountable, right? when you put them like you do, i wish i was your kid like -- >> i always make them a souffle for a snack. >> what if you have the kid that sees the vegetable ss and says, ew, and get them back in the lunch. the bag you so carefully prepared, happened to me and i get the carrots back. they ate all the other stuff. >> that does happen and i was actually talking about this earlier. i also think it's about the packaging and how you do it. i'll put a lot of really juicy tomatoes in a small bag and make it look like, oh -- >> no, no chance. >> a phi cucumbers, you put olive oil and salt and they'll eat the cucumbers. >> then they come back and i eat them. so what, jen, what do you tell parents? help us. >> i think there's a couple of logistical tips.

number one, if your child comes to you and says they're hungry, give them water first. a lot of times they're thirsty but their brain registers it as give me food. the second thing is eating mindlessly in front of a screen unless you're watching "good morning america," we frown on that that's not a good idea and, lastly, put them to work and help them help you prepare these snacks unless you're alex's daughter. >> you don't want to hide those -- you don't want to hide the food for the kids. i'll give my daughter a hot dog because she wants it but cut up collard greens and make sauerkraut. i air-lift my little veg on top. we negotiate it. it's negotiation all the time with your kids. there's so much fun stuff to eat. >> and they usually win. >> good advice. are you going to come out to the park and judge our barbecue. >> speaking of snacking, jason derulo and i are going to have a barbecue snack fest and pick a winner. >> the golden spatula is at stake, america. >> i'm not saying anything. my lips are sealed. >> no bribing over there, lara. >> i know.

next up on our "gma heat index," bridesmaids for hire. real-life wedding ringers to make sure your big day goes off without any big problems. abc's sara haines checked it out. >> reporter: it's a service no longer reserved for the big screen. >> it is my job to make you look good on your wedding day. >> reporter: wedding ringers quickly becoming the something new. >> if i do this you need to understand this is strictly a business relationship. you're not buying a new friend, you're hiring a best man. >> reporter: jen glance is a real-life wedding ringer but prefers bridesmaid for hire offering services for the bride to make her wedding day a piece of cake including the virtual bridesmaid where glance helps out with all bridesmaid duties up to the big day and ultimate bridesmaid with you before and behind the scenes at the wedding and bridesmaid by your side, helping the bride from the engagement to standing next to her at the altar. >> a lot of women are looking for that extra push of support and confidence on their wedding day. >> reporter: today she's

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known about this for my wedding day. for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> thank you, sara. let's go back out to ginger in the park. ♪ >> hey, george, oh, my goodness, look at this. the crowd is already going absolutely wild. how are you all doing? >> good. how are you? >> do you mind being next to these loud dances, yes. the best dance partners ever. let's go ahead and start. it's a beautiful morning in central park. but we're going to be even hotter. south philadelphia is in a heat advisory this morning looking at a live look. almost 80 already. the heat index there down to d.c. almost to 100 today. you're looking at highs there, and th >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. it will be a hot one today. especially inland but not so muggy. the manner layer develops and our heat will subside as we head throughout the weekend. we be near triple digits inland

and 90's in the south bay and the north bay and 80s throughout the bay until richmond and san francisco and 60 at the coast. tomorrow, in the mid-50s to my 60s but it will be cooler day and night as we head through the seven-day [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. get that thing up. let's go. jason derulo in just moments but for now we'll head back to lara and "pop." >> all right, ginger, it is time now for "pop news" and we begin with this -- ♪ >> investigators outside of grand rapid, minnesota, must have gotten a brain from the wizard. this morning they are zeroing in on the location of a stolen pair of authentic ruby red slippers from the movie "the wizard of oz" stolen from the judy garland exhibit ten years ago and they had no sign

of them but investigators believe they know where they are. they will continue to search on the bottom of an old mine pit following a tip that garland's famous footwear might have been locked in an airtight capsule and sunk in the pit near garland ae's hometown of grand rapids. the search coincides with the 40th anniversary of oz fest which happens in the area this weekend and in our own investigation, this is our number one suspect. >> ah, yes. >> yes. >> we'll let you know if they find those in the bottom of the mine pit. and in other "pop news" -- ♪ this is my heartbeat song ♪ >> and this is a "pop news" investigation, everybody. a look at your heartbeing going. i was busy overnight, robin. listening to music is scientifically proven to be good for your health. scientists at the university of maryland found that listening to joyful tunes dilates your blood vessels making your heart have to work less to do its job and music has been find to help unequivocally patients undergoing general anesthetic. those who had music playing during their operation reported less pain afterwards and lower

levels of stress and it can also help dementia patients, asthma sufferers and people recovering from strokes, and we happen to know that music makes us very happy right here at "good morning america." >> it does. >> this is an extensive "pop news" investigation. >> i can't even tell you all those areas of science that i had to cover, george, but i believe we got some conclusive evidence that we love to party. all right. it's friday. finally we have a new contender for the air guitar world championships which, by the way, is a real thing. take a look at this musical marsupial. >> ooh. >> this is real. look at him, guys. you can't really see him. look at him. he's playing air guitar, amy. channeling his inner eddie van halen. happy friday, everybody. >> one more time. one more time. >> oh. >> that was great, lara. we got a lot coming up here on friday morning our big backyard barbecue cook-off heating up. who is going to go home with a golden spatula? and we'll find out and jason derulo is ready to party.

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♪ just to get up get up ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh. jason derulo, thank you for that. his voice is so awesome. hey, here are my friends from where? >> arkansas. >> y'all are a fun group. we'll have a good good morning here on "gma" and it's going to be a good morning in sedona, arizona, because the story out there we're warming up. places like phoenix will start to reach into the 100s and 110 in reach in the next week or so. you can see some of the numbers coming up there from seattle to >> morning, turn on air conditioning or head for the coast it will be a hot one. 65 at coast and trip pole digits inland. my seven-day forecast shows both our days and nights are going to be cooler through

>> all that weather brought to you by sprint jesse, you ready for this? >> i was born ready for this ginger. it is time now for the grand finale of "gma's" backyard barbecue summer cook-off. one member of the "gma" anchor team will be heading home with our coveted golden spatula trophy and all brought the heat at the picnic table this week. >> hey, jason. >> michael couldn't be here but still here in spirit. life-size cut out hungry enough to bring it home. we marked a place at the table for him. before we recap all our competing dishes let's meet our incredible team of judges. first up to the panel, you know her as an esteemed member of the judging panel on food network's "chopped" and taking on the kitchen to beat bobby flay owns her own restaurant, she knows what's cooking.

everybody welcome alex guarnaschelli. welcome, alex. >> i love you. >> joining me this morning we have an incredible dose of star power here not only is he heating up our concert and lighting up the party in the park this morning but he aalso a former judge on "so you think you can dance" so who better to join our team and team up with alex than jason derulo everybody. [ cheers and applause ] jason, welcome. you know you have to know this. our judges took this competition extremely seriously, in fact, this he tasted your dishes. sometimes more than once. they took very very close notes. as you can see they look stylish doing this test taste, as well. >> tasted the food. >> oh yeah absolutely. >> we are moments away from the big reveal but first we got to do a recap of our week at the picnic table. first up it was george celebrated his greek heritage with that grilled greek shrimp sensation then robin rocked it

with that mouthwateringing garlic bacon burger then lara's turn with her spicy steak supreme. who could forget ginger and those spice-zee buffalo wings and amy with that kid approved chicken and slaw and michael with those mouthwatering mighty ribs that were oh so flavorful. time to get to our judges. alex when you tasted this food what came to mind? >> it's just great to see everybody has such a personalized version of barbecue what matters to them and everybody really wants to be a winner. i'm glad to see you are friendly and not at all competitive. >> that's just show. >> so the first thing we did was pick the popular vote. >> okay. >> person that won the vote of the people if you will. someone who should maybe go into food politics and barbecue and stuff like that. do i just do it? do i just announce that winner? >> go ahead. >> so the winner of the popular

vote is the rockin' roasted garlic burger. >> robin roberts, ladies and gentlemen. robin roberts, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. you really, really like me. oh thank you. thank you. thank you. >> of course we got a but key of see kini and vegetables. >> jason and i got up very early and ate this food then he shook it out? hard core and you know what, michael, i just say you're a little stiff this morning. >> oh. >> you know what i'm saying but the ribs were good. you know what i'm saying. >> he's smiling though. >> the suspense, you can feel it right now. are you ready to find out who is taking the golden spatula trophy home? judge, are you ready to do it. >> let's get a drum roll please. [ drum roll ] >> i want you to move our anchor to the head of the table and show us who is taking home the golden spatula trophy. >> you're very good.

oh, here we go. lara spencer, ladies and gentlemen. lara come on over. congratulations. a winner of the golden spatula trophy nations. where is it though. where is the trophy? it's got to be somewhere. maybe in the picnic basket. [ playing the theme to "the addams family" ] >> nations, the inaugural backyard barbecue champ. >> can we -- i just want to say to my teammates, ha, ha! >> in your face. in your face. congratulation lara. tremendous job. >> can we say one thing, we had a collaboration and picked you as the winner but we would put george on top as surf and turf. >> there's always next year. >> you can't go wrong with shrimp. >> great job by everybody. well done lara. congratulations. >> thank you, judges. jason, you look very nice today.

>> you too. >> on "gma" we got more from jason derulo. ♪

♪ >> how much fun are we having with jason derulo? not only a judge extraordinaire but just absolutely having a terrific year. i want to read some stats. your new album, "everything is 4" doing quite well.

we'll get foo that in a sec. "want to want me" just went platinum. congratulations to you. >> thank you. thank you to the fans. >> this is jason's 11th song to sell more than a million copies. >> crazy. >> for that we have a very special presentation for you. >> oh. oh! well thank you so much. >> you are -- thank you for bringing us music that just makes us want to smile and dance. >> i'd take this but it's getting a little heavy. >> we will hang on to that. that is yours. how does it feel? few artists have 11 platinum -- >> it's -- it's unbelievable honestly, you know this journey has been so crazy. you know it all started with a dream, you know what i'm saying and now i literally live that life every single day and all thanks to the fans out there, so you know thank y'all. >> to our younger -- you said it all started with a dream. so you're a young kid and i know you said you used to dance like emcee hammer and you are a

terrific dancer but big inspiration, all of those great moves. >> oh my goodness. it was crazy because i literally would wake up in the middle of night and sneak out the house and literally go dance on the street you know what i mean so moments like these, having all these fans out here to come see me all the beautiful fans and, you know everybody going out to get the album, "everything is 4," it's something that is incredible because you work so hard on an album and, you know for the people to finally get a chance to sink their teeth in it and enjoy it is no greater feeling. >> "everything is 4" debuted at number four weirdly. rave reviews "the times" said you glide across genre. "spin," a workhorse with a vision and "billboard" a newly dynamic pop specialist. well done my friend. right now are you ready to sing one more song or maybe a few more songs but right now here's the smash hit off his brand-new album. here it is "cheyenne."

>> yeah, yeah. >> good morning, america. put your hands in the air right now. four fingers up, let's go. ♪ i'm a little unsure how it got so complicated if i let go i know i'll regret it ♪ ♪ every heart that i held before i was sure to break it ♪ ♪ i don't know what she did but i just can't stop thinking about you every day ♪ ♪ no, i can't stop now look what we started baby ♪ ♪ you're not what i expected cause all i ever wanted was some fun ♪ ♪ look what we started baby used to look for exes ♪

♪ 'cause all i ever wanted was some fun ♪ ♪ i never meant to fall in love i never meant to fall in love ♪ ♪ i never meant to fall in love i never meant to fall in love ♪ ♪ cheyenne cheyenne cheyenne cheyenne ♪ ♪ i can't stop thinking about you every day ♪ ♪ no i can't stop no ♪ ♪ i just can't stop thinking about you every day no, i can't stop now ♪ ♪ look what we started baby you're not what i expected ♪ ♪ 'cause all i ever wanted was some fun look what we started baby ♪ ♪ used to look for exes cause all i ever wanted was some fun ♪

♪ cheyenne cheyenne ♪ ♪ cheyenne say cheyenne ♪ ♪ say cheyenne ♪ >> oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. "gma's" summer concert series is presented by coppertone sunscreen. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music)

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♪ talk dirty to me ♪ >> in central park. lots of fans. jason's back with another one of his smash hits. here's "talk dirty ♪ >> jason

♪ jason jason derulo get jazzy on it i'm that flight that you get on international ♪ ♪ first class seat on my lap girl riding comfortable 'cause i know what the girl them need new york to hate hi ♪ ♪ i got lipstick stamps on my passport you make it hard to leave ♪ ♪ been around the world don't speak the language but your booty don't need explaining all i really need to understand is when you talk dirty to me talk dirty to me talk dirty to me talk dirty to me get jazzy on it ♪ ♪ you know the words to my songs

no habla ingles our conversations ain't long but you know what is ♪ ♪ i know what the girl them want london to taiwan i got lipstick stamps on my passport i think i need a new one ♪ ♪ been around the world don't speak the language but your booty don't need explaining ♪ ♪ all i really need to understand is when you talk dirty to me ♪ ♪ talk dirty to me talk dirty to me talk dirty to me ♪ ♪ talk dirty to me ♪ ♪ hey hey hey hey ♪ ♪ let's get it let's get it say what ♪

♪ uno met your friend in rio ♪ dos she was all on me-o ♪ ♪ >> come on. ♪ don't speak the language but your booty don't need explaining ♪ ♪ all i really need to understand is when you talk dirty to me ♪ ♪ talk dirty to me talk dirty to me ♪ ♪ talk dirty to me talk to me yeah ♪ ♪ come on talk dirty to me oh get jazzy on it ♪ >> there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for. tjmaxx.com brands you love, at prices that work for you... anytime.

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♪ and they go ♪ >> first of all, our thanks to jason derulo. >> oh, thank you. thanks to the fan. >> wait, wait. what a way to start the weekend. you're our nice going away present to emily. an intern. now she's a big-timer. she has booked anybody and everybody on this program. emily we thank you. george george. >> love your job.

you have been so great to us. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> not only is she extraordinary but does everything with a smile on her face and congratulations, em. >> thank you, emily. >> have a great weekend, everybody. ♪

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good morning i'm eric thomas. let's get a check on the forecast. here's mike nicco. >> unless you're creative, you're going to have to pay to stay cool inland east bay. we'll have low to mid-90s in the south bay. also in the north bay. 80s throughout the bay until you get to richmond and san francisco. even with sunshine along the coast, we'll be in the 60s. going to the game tonight diamondbacks have lost four in a row. let's make it five in a row. here's my seven-day forecast. each day gets a couple degrees cooler through the weekend. traffic is thinning out, but we had an earlier accident right at university. but take a look at this virtually empty at the polls. it's a friday light. with the exception of this accident, as you leave you will

ru bit of >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, star of the comedy, "spy," melissa mccarthy. and from the thriller "pity dreadful," josh hartnett. and we have a dad from jacksonville, florida for our "live"'s "america's new grill star." and we announce the dream vacation winner of our "pet pix" photo context. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are your emmy award-winning co-hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪