so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. good morning, america. breaking right now. police stand off. >> oh, my god. >> the barrage of bullets fired at the dallas police headquarters. suspects opening fire from an armored van, planting pipe bombs. then the high speed chase. the s.w.a.t. team mobilized. how will this thing end? also breaking overnight. breakout bust. the prison worker accused of helping two convicted murderers make their daring escape charged in court. the tools she allegedly gave them for their daring escape and the latest message to the murderers on the run. >> we are coming for you. we will not stop until you are caught. >> we are live on the latest of

on the massive manhunt. new developments this morning in the case of race. the naacp leader accused of lying about being black. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> now this morning, she is saying something totally different. also this morning, her parents speaking out about the little girl they knew. plus the new reaction from the naacp. and pageantry on parade. the big celebration for the queen's birthday. the new peek at kate since the birth of princess charlotte. and the wave from prince george. we are live from london for this whirl wind day. good morning, and let's get straight to the breaking news out of dallas. look at this tweet sent out by the dallas police department at 2:00 in the morning. this is the first time dpd hq,

dallas police headquarters, has been under attack. >> and we want to you look at the video. again, look at this, an armored van just outside the police headquarters, ramming directly into the squad cars and then listen to the gun fire ensue. >> [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >> what followed was a chase, another gun fight and the discovery of at least one pipe bomb. and this story is still developing as we speak. abc's ryan owens is in dallas right now with the latest. ryan? >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. quite a night here in dallas. a little bit of everything. gun fire explosives you name it. after dallas police headquarters comes under attack from at least one gunman armed with explosives. dallas police believe they have killed this gunman and essentially, this situation is

over. they are still checking his cars for more explosives. gun fire erupting on the streets of dallas overnight. men with assault weapons opening fire at police headquarters then crashing into a police cruiser with what appears to be an armored truck before shooting at officers. >> i opened the windows and then heard snaps over head. and since i was in the marine corps, i know that is gun fire coming in our direction. >> reporter: police chasing the suspects to a jack in the box restaurant ten miles away in the town of hutchins where another shoot out takes place. >> at this point, we have an actual person inside there. garrett's been able to see him. there have been rounds that hit the glass and have not penetrated. >> they shot of the suspects in

hutchins through the front windshield -- excuse me through the front windshield of the van, striking the suspect. since that time we have sent the bomb tech robot to try and confirm whether the suspect is deceased. >> reporter: the bomb squad finding multiple packages with explosives. one exploded as a robot tried to move it. all packages now have been cleared. police say they know who the suspect is. he has a long history of beefs with the police department. namely recently blaming him for the loss of the custody of his son. paula? now we want to turn to the developments of the two prisoners escaping from a maximum security prison. a worker who works there is accused of helping them, providing hacksaws and chisels

and other dangerous materials. they have been on the run for a week. residents are feeling a close encounter with the convicted murders and here is the latest from one of the search areas. phillip mena is there with more. good morning, phillip. >> reporter: paula, good morning, searchers are still out here stopping every car that comes through looking for the two killers. this morning, we are learning the guys may have had the tools to escape five weeks before they busted out. overnight, prison worker joyce mitchell, seen here in handcuffs after she was arrested for allegedly helping two convicted killers break out of an upstate new york prison. just hours later, a judge ordering her held on $220,000 bond. >> she is charged with contributing contraband. fourth felony. and a class "a" disdemeanor. >> reporter: court documents obtained by abc news reveal the 51-year-old prison tailor provided tools, a hacksaw blades, chisels, a punch and a

screwdriver bit to help richard matt and david sweat cut through cell calls and several layers of grating and pipe before finally escaping through a manhole cover a week ago. >> this does not happen. and if you do it, you will be convicted and then you will be on the other side of the prison you have been policing. and that is not a pleasant place to be. >> reporter: the intense manhunt now in its eighth day. the police have no confirmed sightings of the murderers and no evidence of them leaving the area. through the night, torrential rain again hampering the man hunt. >> the weather hampers the investigation. but it also aids the investigation because the escapees have to deal with the same inclement weather. >> reporter: joyce mitchell has pleaded not guilty. she will appear in court in plattsburg on monday, and she is facing up to eight years in prison, dan? >> so many questions about the nature of her relationship with the men. thank you.

we want to move to another big developing story this morning. severe weather. take a look at this hail falling in texas. we have intense thunderstorms and flooding and it's going to get worse as the weekend progresses. and rob is tracking it all. good morning. >> dan, you huge zone and you see the clouds firing up. they are still doing it this morning. yesterday, over 200 reports of storms, many of those damaging wind. overnight, severe weather from texas to massachusetts. extreme winds tearing the roof off this warehouse in bethlehem, pennsylvania, toppling these tractor-trailers along the highway. in colorado this truck completely submerged by raging waters, barely visible after being washed in the water by swift currents. hail the size of baseballs pounding texas, smashing mud on the windshields and making driving treacherous. in albany, new york, roaring thunderstorms bring spectacular lightning. deadly wind claiming one life after this tree toppled on to a mobile home in pennsylvania. >> high winds. a lot of rain.

>> reporter: this family, lucky to be alive after a huge tree split in half and tore in their masslin, ohio, home. the family barely escaping. >> pretty scary. >> reporter: in louisiana, the red river has started to recede. but many homes and cars are still under water. >> this is how it should look. that is what you are looking at right there. >> reporter: here is the threat for weather today. west texas and new mexico. looking to tomorrow, we start to focus in on chicago, detroit, buffalo and pittsburgh. again, gusty winds. we saw how much damage the winds can do. we're going see rains in areas that really don't need it anymore. mainly houston. we will talk more about that threat throughout the show. paula? >> we look forward to seeing you later in the show. thank you. and now a frightening scene at a theme park. a worker was hit in the head by a moving roller coaster and dragged. it happened on a busy day, many families seeing the horror unfold. the ride which reaches speeds up to 50 miles an hour is shut down.

investigators are piecing together just how it happened. aditi roy has more on the terrifying incident. good morning, aditi. >> reporter: good morning, paula. terrifying moments there. the joy of a thrill ride and amusement park turned into sheer horror after a worker tried to receive a cell phone from a platform and suffered injuries while doing so. >> an employee was hit by a roller coaster, head damage. >> reporter: overnight, a horrific scene at a busy california theme park after a roller coaster train slammed into a worker at great america. severely injuring him. >> he was trying to get something from the floor. i think someone dropped a cell phone. >> reporter: a witness on the extreme ride flight deck telling abc news that the worker leaned over the track to retrieve a dropped cell phone and a car of riders came under the corner into the station, striking the man. >> he got dragged

15 feet from the entrance to almost the exit. >> reporter: shocked observers describing the chaos. one onlooker not on the ride, witnessing the accident and closed her eyes because it was too gory. >> like, oh, my god, someone just got hit, and screaming and stuff. >> reporter: the extreme ride scene here, posted on youtube. popular for its high speeds up to 50 miles an hour, dangling riders' legs under the tracks. whipping them through loops and turns before coming into the station. it was as the ride came around the last turn that the worker was caught in the way. the collision also causing nonlife-threatening injuries to a passenger. both were transported to a hospital. no worth on either person's condition this morning. the park is still open but the ride is shut down as investigators look at the safety a's specials of the ride. at this point, it appears the ride did not malfunction. dan, you hope for the best for that worker. >> absolutely we do. thank you. abc news has learned that

federal officials are taking the rare step of setting up a no-fly zone along the eastern side of manhattan today. why? that is where hillary clinton will be holding the first major rally of her presidential campaign today. husband bill and daughter chelsea will be there. hillary is expected to be more candid than ever before about something deeply personal. cecilia vega is there with more. cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the rally takes place behind me on roosevelt island. it will be the first big rally since she launched in april. the deeply personal subject that you mentioned that's her mother. she hasn't spoken about her. her late mother, she was abandoned as a child. hillary clinton said that experience deeply affected her as an adult. it deeply affected the advocacy she has taken on as a politician. as a rally, this is a chance for one of america's well known politicians to reintroduce herself to voters. we have seen the small round

table discussions that she has been holding around the country. she is criticized for having them highly staged and choreographed. now she is going to make her case why she should become president of the united states. today she is going to talk a lot about the middle class. that is going to be one of the center pieces of her campaign. thousands of people are expected to show up for the event today. the campaign says they are at capacity today. and among the people on the stage here, bill clinton, chelsea clinton. we don't know whether baby charlotte will be here. >> that is a big question. she has taken a lot of heat for lack of policies and failing to explain the rationale of her campaign. meanwhile on the republican side the race is heating up. jeb bush is expected to announce this coming tuesday. how does that impact the clinton campaign? >> reporter: we will hear her take on republicans. she is going to try to separate herself from the pack. what she is also going to do

her campaign says she is bracing for a very tough fight for the democratic primary. from the challengers heating up on the left. what remains to be seen is how she will handle the issue of trust worthiness. she is dropping on that front in the polls, dan. her campaign says she is going to make the case today why she should have america's top job. >> we will be watching and much more with you on "world news." with you of course. cecilia, thank you. and a refinder. we will have more on the race for the white house, tomorrow on "this week" including an interview with a potential republican contender, chris christie, the governor of new jersey. paula? >> the drama of politics. we are tracking all of the other stories overnight. specifically, ron claiborne is tracking them. >> i was up all night tracking the stories. good morning to you, paula and dan, sara, robert. good morning to you, everyone. we begin with passengers on the ground taking matters into their own hands after smelling fumes in the cabin. take a look at the photos of some of the passengers standing on the wing of a flight that landed in boise, idaho. they opened the emergency exits and got out, apparently concerned about the possibility of a fire. no one was injured.

airport officials say the odor was coming from a small fuel leak. and in washington, the revote among democrats in congress handing president obama a resounding defeat on trade legislation. hours after president obama made a rare appearance on capitol hill visit on friday to appeal. congress rejected the bill with his own party overwhelmingly voting against it. unhappy measures by workers displaced by global trade. the president's trade measure was given a sort of lifeline by house republican leaders, rescheduled another vote for next week. and the government says it appears that chinese hackers have done it again. a second breach that exposed even more government information. government officials saying nearly all of the millions of security clearance holders including cia and military special op operations

personnel are potentially exposed to the hack. the chinese have denied any involvement. and from north carolina a 12-year-old girl was killed in a zip lining accident in summer camp. ymca officials who run camp cheerio north of greensboro say that bonnie sanders fell two stories after a tether connecting the pulley to the harness became frayed and broke off. and overnight, beverly hills police say john stamos from "full house" was arrested, challenge with dui. police say that he was pulled over after a number of calls of a erratic driver. he was transported to a hospital for a possible medical condition. finally, we have seen police chases but none quite like this. take a look at this. a woman gets lost on a busy roadway, all while riding her scooter. and as abc's ty hernandez shows us, the rider gets quite the escort back home. >> reporter: this morning, a different type of police chase caught on camera. watch this, a slow speed pursuit

on state route 546 in washington. >> there is no license plate. she's in a little cart. >> reporter: newly released dash cam footage capturing the ordeal. state trooper dave hanes trying to pul over this woman driving a motorized scooter. >> we are getting a ton of calls on you. >> reporter: the woman in her 80s driving 6 miles an hour on the highway. >> i was going home. >> no, you were going the wrong way. >> reporter: it turns out the woman left home to get coffee and on the way back, getting lost. >> let me get you a map here real quick. >> right here is a map. >> reporter: getting stuck. >> don't tip it. >> i won't tip it. >> reporter: and thanks to the trooper, getting home. >> okay, no more than on the state route. >> i treated her the way i would want someone to treat my mom. >> reporter: for "good morning america," ty hernandez, abc news. >> feisty. >> isn't that illegal or legal? i don't know. >> you are going to bust her now? >> i'm okay with it.

i'm okay with it. >> i love what he said. he treated her the way he would want someone to treat his mom. very cool. >> she was prepared. a map, ready to go, had her coffee. just the wrong direction. >> don't tip it. >> she was sassing the officer too. she is like, i am old enough to have changed your diapers. don't give me lecture, young man. >> 6 miles an hour. >> if she was in england, she may have been riding a horse. the british royals are all about tradition and one of the most revered is going on in england. trooping the color, in fuel celebration of the queen's birthday. she is now 89 and thousands of people are lining the streets hoping to catch a glimpse of the family. prince george and princess charlotte. and abc's jennifer appleton joining us with more on the festivities. good morning, jennifer. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it's june in london and it's time for pomp and pageantry and a military parade that never ceases to amaze. it's an annual event. a tradition dating back to the 17th century. trooping the color, the official celebration of the queen's

birthday. she's 89 years old. it's a royal family affair for britain's beloved queen elizabeth. but this morning, all eyes are on prince george, the third in line learning the royal ropes. his very first balcony appearance, celebrating his great grandmother, the queen. >> a very big day for prince george. we rarely get to see him. he makes very few public appearances. so to be here today, and standing on the iconic balcony for the very first time. >> reporter: just like his father, prince william, two years of age 30 years ago. prince george mastering one of his most important royal rolls, taking after his uncle harry,

sticking out his tongue. kate making her first official visit after giving birth to charlotte six months ago. >> however this is just one apirns and she is going to go back focusing on her family. >> reporter: the duchess of cam brage sharing a carriage with prince harry before he grows to africa for the summer. phillip turned 94 wednesday. all the queen's horses and all the queen's men celebrating crown and country. celebrating with a royal fly over. >> reporter: in case you are worried about the where abouts of princess charlotte, it's reported she is back at the palace. they will gather to celebrate the christening.

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temperatures up above the century mark in the desert southwest. with temperatures getting warmer, a lot of people heading to the beach. we will talk about that in the tropics later. >> thank you, sir. >> coming up, new developments on the ncaap leader lying about being black. her own parents stepping forward, saying their daughter is white. "gma" investigating crowd funding. federal authorities cracking down. one man accused of raising money

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♪ looking for the sky to save me looking for a sign of life ♪ >> that is the foo fighters music video, but the band's founder, dave grohl, he is is working on just trying to walk this morning. that is because he fell off the stage at one of their concerts and he made a promise to the audience to return. and did he ever? wait until you see how it happened. good morning, america. how about that? >> i can't imagine being a bigger dave grohl fan. he is an awesome guitarist and writes great songs and he is a really cool guy. >> he broke a leg. >> and came back. to keep fighting. all right. much more on "pop news" with the lovely and very unique sara

haines. >> very unique. >> i mean that in the most prolific possible way. coming up, the crowd funding site going bust. jim avila going to the man behind a kick starter campaign, and asking where did all the money go. how you can protect yourself. but first, it's a story that everyone is talking about and trying to understand. >> a prominent and powerful face in the naacp rachel dolezal, the chapter president in spokane, washington, may not be who she says. her biological parents say it's a deception that has been going on for years and kendis gibson, is on the story. including what she said about it when she was confronted. good morning. >> reporter: dan and paula, good morning. what an incredibly strange story this is. take a look at the newspaper this morning. this is a photo of dolezal at an mlk rally this year with dread locks weaved into her hair.

the controversy swirling around here. she was told not to deliver a speech at graduation last night. but she is fighting back and speaking out. this morning, rachel dolezal under scrutiny under her racial identity. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> reporter: and when confronted by a local abc station, kxly, insisting this black man seen in the picture with here on the spokane and the naacp facebook page is her dad. >> i did tell you that that is my dad. and he was unable to come in january. >> are your parents white? >> reporter: overnight, her biological parents speaking out. >> she may fall asleep considering herself african-american, but by birth, she certainly is not. >> reporter: the photos showing a different woman from her picture on the naacp website. >> the deceptive side and the

way she's tried to represent herself as someone who she is not that is what is concerning to us. >> reporter: dolezal even checking out african-american enon this application for a position with volunteer position with the city of spokane to help combat police discrimination. this morning, the naacp standing behind their president. one's racial identity is not a qualifying criteria or a standard for naacp leadership. dolezal telling cbs affiliate krem friday she doesn't care what people think about her racial identity. >> i do consider myself to be black and that is because that is how i identify. if someone needs to do a dna test or maybe think about, race is usually biological. always cultural. >> reporter: so there you have it. in the meantime we should point out dolezal has a long history with the black community.

of course, she attended howard university, the historically black university in washington, d.c. she has two black sons and is a professor of african studies. in this area. but it is really a weird story. >> bizarre doesn't explain it. thank you for covering the story. >> a lot of interesting things there. a lot of outrage. we will talk about this story for some time to come. i'm quite sure. kendis, thanks again. let's get back to ron for another look at the morning headlines. hi, again. >> hi, dan, the gang, the rest of you, hi. >> good morning. >> hi, ron. >> robert. >> robert? >> we begin with the attack on police headquarters in texas. dallas, texas. dallas police are sending in a robot with a camera to check the suspect's condition. the suspect was shot by a sniper of a shoot out outside the station. in up state new york, joyce mitchell, the prison worker who allegedly helped two prisoners escape from a prison there

arrested friday. david sweat and richard matt, they are still on the run. and grid lock. the u.s. women's national team n a scoreless tie with sweden in the world cup friday. the u.s. leads their group with four points. the u.s. women will play nigeria tuesday. and finally, two of the first sets of all girl quintuplets were officially introduced to the world. hazel grace and parker kate are home. the entire family home. the big sister blayke cannot wait to get the girls home. >> what do you want to say, blayke? >> i love my baby sisters. >> oh, so sweet. >> the three other girls are expected to be -- they are coming home next week. >> of course, dan and rob will chime in and say that's a lot of weddings to pay for. right? is that where you go with that? >> how much is she going to love

the sisters when they are fighting over ice cream? >> a lot of weddings to pay for. >> there is nothing wrong with eloping. there is nothing wrong with eloping. save dad a couple bucks. panama city. and here is a picture for you. beach weather. 73 degrees is the temperature this morning. that is cooler than it is in new york city right now. head to the beach. get the sea breeze going. but temperatures are warming up not only in the air but in the water. the gulf of mexico, obviously, a warm pool of water. the temperatures well into the 80s. that, by the way, sustains hurricanes. we will watch that. and in jersey, 63 degrees. the water temperature. getting to the point now, the northeast beaches, you can tip your toes in the water and they don't turn blue. that is comfortable. tropical storm carlos, almost a hurricane hugging the pacific

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>> you have to wonder what happened to all the extra money. >> reporter: andrew is one of 1200 people who donated to this kick starter campaign. asking for $35,000 to make and distribute a board game with a dramatic design and sculpted pewter game pieces. sort of monopoly meets game of thrones. when they promised copies of the game or game pieces, it surpassed its goal and raising $122,000. after three years, still no game. the promoter, erik chevale saying the project is canceled. and reports this week say it's worse than that. claiming he participated in deceptive acts and ran a fraudulent crowd funding campaign. >> he did not even spend the money he collected on the venture. >> reporter: the ftc accuses him of spending funds on personal expenses including a cross country move and rent for an

expensive home. kick starter investors want to know where they money went. and "gma" investigators want to ask him the same question. jim avila abc news. good see you. you are not going to shake my hands. >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: he was not happy to see us. can you tell us what happened? >> i worked on the project, i tried to get it made. it didn't work out. >> reporter: you didn't spend the money on other things? >> no, i put it mostly on the project. >> reporter: you dispute he put most of the money on the game. >> we would. >> reporter: this week, he agreed to a settlement with the ftc, not admitting or denying guilt but promising to never mislead investors in the future. the ftc says this first legal action against the crowd funder is a warning this popular investment plat fortunate has risk. and if someone takes the money and runs, it's up to the investor to do the chasing. for "good morning america," jim avila, abc news, new hampshire.

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♪ >> there it is. there it is. >> pop news. and ron's response is to hit his coffee cup. and sara --

>> is to go. >> to talk. >> i missed you, ron. >> i know, i can feel it. >> they say the show must go on and no one knows that more than foo fighters band mate dave grohl. the band was performing a concert in sweden when the singer took a tumble off the stage. he quickly told the audience was was going on. >> right now i'm going to go to the hospital. i'm going to fix my leg. but then i'm going to come back. and we're going play for you again! >> and grohl is a man of his word. he got patched up with a cast and actually returned to the stage. finished the show. another 2 1/2 hours' worth. and here is the x-ray he tweeted out. >> oh, man. >> oh, my word. >> that is like the one basketball clip that people played over and over. i love how he yelled. it reminds you of someone at a party. i'm okay. i'm going to be back in a minute! >> the pain meds are kicking in. he is awesome.

>> that is epic. >> he is awesome. >> you got to love him even more. we love you even more. >> you do love me. >> all the time. forever. it's time to practice your best kramer entrance. "seinfeld" fans can now visit jerry's apartment in real life. the famous digs will be recreate later in months a part of a four-day promotion for the tv series' arrival on hulu. seinfeld purists should be warned it's located in the west village, not the west side where he lived. don't forget to gybyo puffy shirt. >> well, they shot the series in l.a. so -- >> i didn't hear that. >> that i didn't know that. >> you said relocating. >> come on, don't kill it twice. >> it's still the best show out there. >> it is. i want to rewatch all of the seasons. because i forgot about puffy shirt.

>> and ron will do his kramer entrance in the commercial break. >> what is next? >> next up, a reminder why it's never safe to nap on the job. this nba super fan happens to live to iceland. so he stayed up super late to watch the finals. the next day, he took a power nap. and thanks to creative photo shopping from co-workers, he achieved way more than catching his zs. here he is awaiting his friends in central perk. now he is fired out of a cannon. and now, he is in an ice dancing routine. and he is captured like in gulliver's travel. isn't that pretty cool? at least they didn't draw on his face or anything like that. >> or shave an eye brow. >> i think napping at the office is a great idea. it makes you more productive. >> he is actually asleep right now. >> we will be back with more "gma." keep it here. it needs to be earned... every day...

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thanks for watching on this beautiful saturday. >> pop news part two. >> and go. no, we will see you tomorrow. big saturday, everybody. enjoy it. >> don't tease people. we begin with breaking news in haywood. all south bound lanes of 880 are blocked off between tennisson road and parkway. we are just getting word the

southbound lanes reopened. that is good news there be sure to check the ways out for continual traffic updates. let's send it over to our meteorologist lisa argen. >> check it out. all the fog at the golden gate bridge. it will become partly cloudy today. we are expecting slightly cooler temperatures inland. you'll be out of the triple digits. 62 and cloudy in mountain view. we have fog half moon bay. 1 3/4 miles visibility with more up towards petaluma. inland, no problems there. it is cooler in livermore. three degrees cooler this morning. for highs there in the 90s today. >> two people hospitalized after an amusement park accident. the developing story at santa clara's great america. >> a live look from the dallas america suburb. a possible bomb threat after someone opened fire on po

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it's saturday june 13th. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. liss e is tracking doppler. hi, lisa. >> hi. we wanted to show you this shot. you can see the marine layer intact. that means a cool coast today,

but partial sun there. looking at numbers on the mild side. 64 there. 55 in morgan hill. san francisco 7:00. even mist and drizzle at the coast. in emeryville, starting to notice the partly cloudy skies. today look for 60s at the coast with limited sun, near 70 in san francisco. low 70s over in oakland. plenty of 80s around the bay. more 90s today. we'll detail the slightly cooler forecast today and tomorrow coming up. >> thank you. in santa clara we are following a develop story at california's great america. an apparent roller coaster accident sends two people in the hospital, one with serious injuries. it happened around 8:15 last night. you can see the view from sky 7 hd. emergency vehicles around the ride called flight deck. the ride used to be called top gun. this next video shows how it operates, twisting upside down in places so riders