good morning, america. breaking news, a balcony collapses killing five people injuring eight, some critically at an apartment in california. details and video coming in as we come on the air. breaking overnight, bracing for bill. tornado sirens in downtown chicago. this waterspout forming nearby. flash flooding from texas to new york. the interstate underwater and the gulf coast just surviving this about to be hit hard again. schools closed and people forced from their homes as tropical storm bill gets ready to make landfall. speaking out, the naacp leader accused of pretending to be black defiant as she steps down from her post. new pictures, new tape emerging. what she's saying about the allegations right now. and on the hunt. the all-out search for the

sharks that mauled those two young children. police officers patrolling the water ready to shoot on sight as we hear the 911 calls from those twin attacks. >> there's a girl whose hand's been bitten off by a shark. >> those heroes that saved that 12-year-old girl's life. good morning, america. we want to get right to that breaking news, a deadly balcony collapse in berkeley, california. abc's cecilia vega on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. a truly terrible scene. look at that deck. ripped off the building behind me. five people killed. police still on the scene trying to determine how this happened. a witness just told me these were young people here celebrating a 21st birthday. tragedy this morning, just two blocks away from the university

of california at berkeley campus. >> i repeat one of the balconies broke, at least ten people fell. >> reporter: as a balcony collapses off a fourth floor armt. five people killed eight injured. >> it looks like it fell from the fourth floor and hit the third floor balcony below it. >> reporter: the building has apartments on the upper floors and retail shops below. >> hard to say how many people were on the balcony or below that were injured. we have things to figure out. >> reporter: witnesses say there was a party in the unit where the collapse occurred. berkeley police are telling me there were 13 people on the balcony. the irish consul general says they were automobile between thell between the ages of 20 and2 years old. >> thank you cecilia.

amy. this was the scene at wrigley field in chicago last night. [ sirens ] what you're hearing are tornado sirens blaring. the stadium cleared out and now more flooding on the way. tropical storm bill making landfall in texas this morning. we have full team coverage starting with abc's alex perez who starts us off in chicago. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. take a look at this. the chicago river spilling over its banks here. an entire walkway completely flooded. now here in downtown chicago, a frightening sound we don't hear often, tornado sirens. [ sirens ] tornado sirens blaring across chicago. watch as this funnel cloud starts forming into a waterspout over lake michigan captured on cell phone video from a viewer recording in downtown chicago. torrential rain and furious wind made mayhem for blackhawks fans trying to get to the united center for the final game of the stanley cup.

and after all that rain, major street flooding. >> that's my car in the middle of a lake. >> reporter: overnight, crews worked to clear storm drains. >> stuck in the middle of lake shore. they'll probably have to tow the car. >> reporter: this wall cloud rolling into the windy city bringing the downpour. in cleveland, cars creeping along i-90 after they were hit hard with heavy rainfall. and to the south in oklahoma four inches falling in just three hours. made for flash flooding, some drivers plowed through while many others stranded. and the cleanup from all that flash flooding just getting under way this morning. the morning commute could be a headache for a lot of people. amy? >> all right, alex perez, thank you. from that severe weather in chicago to that powerful tropical storm making landfall this morning, taking aim at the hard-hit south. ginger is standing by for the very latest. first abc's rob marciano is in galveston, texas, where they are waiting, bracing for bill. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, amy.

the rain is picking up. the winds are strengthening. the waves now approaching the sea wall. that peer behind me taken out by a couple of hurricanes just recent le reopened. look at this video out of austin. during the memorial day weekend flood a couple of weeks ago. shoal creek tavern was flooded. as you know ginger inland flooding is the number one killer when it cops to tropical cyclones. >> so true rob. so many folks on alert this morning. that tropical storm is less than 50 miles from the coast. we'll watch it throughout the day. take aim, make landfall. as rob just said, the rain is what we're concerned about. on tropical storm warnings from corpus christi through houston. the heaviest rain will fall to the east because of the way that

the moisture pumps from the gulf. record high temperatures south carolina north carolina. that is driving the moisture. it's why it doesn't some in texas. through wednesday, thursday into missouri parts of illinois. the rainfall will be in the three to five-inch rain. you could see more than half foot in the green there. parts of places that got more than 300% of their average in the last two months are going the get it again. we turn now to major blow against al qaeda. their second in command, the head of the terrorist group in yemen one of the world's most wanted man killed by a u.s. air strike and brian ross here with the latest. >> reporter: american officials this morning are calling this a huge victory against the al qaeda group which has been the most active in trying to target the u.s. with repeated plots aimed at american passenger jets. the confirmation came early today from al qaeda itself. announcing that the leader of its thriving operation in yemen,

nasir al wuhayshi had been killed in a u.s. air strike. last seen in this video, huge open air meeting with his fighters in yemen last year al wuhayshi had emerged as the most determined to target the u.s. it was his al qaeda bombmakers who were behind the repeated but failed efforts to bring down u.s. passenger jets using bombs hidden in underwear and in printer cartridges able to easily get by airport security. al what hash shi, who once certained as ed served as osama bin laden's personal aide had been one of america's most wanted terrorists with a $10 million reward for him dead or alive. in announcing his death this morning al qaeda also announced his successor to take over the terror group. officials say despite this one killing this arm of al qaeda remains a major threat to the u.s. and commercial aircraft especially since the evil genius bombmaker remains alive, george, and apparently still plotting. >> but it does come after that successful attack against a leader in libya, as well. >> that's exactly right. >> brian ross, thank you very much.

turning to that naacp leader under fire for pretending to be african-american. rachel dolezal is speaking out this morning after resigning from her post. and abc's steve osunsami has the very latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, amy. no matter how you feel about the woman at the center of this troers she's certainly ignited an important conversation about racializety in tyty tyty -- racial identity in this country. just hours after saying good-bye to the naacp, the group's controversial chapter president is seen here in smiling photos from "the daily mail" in her resignation on facebook she never addresses claims she's lying about her race saying it is with complete allegiance to the cause of racial and social justice and the naacp that i step aside from the presidency. >> are you mask raidquerading as a

black person? >> reporter: many of her former supporters say she'sthey're offended she's refusing to answer that directly. >> it has damaged a lot of relationships. for some they will never be able to move past it. >> reporter: we're learning she did at one point identify as a white woman when at graduate school at historically black howard university where she filed a discrimination lawsuit against the school claiming they kept her from teaching positions because she was caucasian. the case was dismissed and howard has no comment this morning. but it appears since then she's traveled on her road to blackness. >> i do consider myself to be black. >> reporter: she is seen speaking to a college student in this youtube video last year about her experiences as a black woman. >> i feel even though other people are going to oh she is not owning her white side. >> reporter: all of this is causing some to question her motivation. ? if she needs to see a professional, she should. >> reporter: there's a debate over whether these transracial and the way are some transgender. >> they both have to do with people who run right into conflict with our long-held beliefs about what natural real categories are when it comes to

race or when it comes to gender. >> reporter: on social media, the idea is setting some people off. so if i say i'm transracial and call myself white do you think employers will finally call me back? and transracial isn't a real thing. and it's degrading to trans people. the naacp national office says she's done great work as a chapter president and they're not at all concerned about the color of her skin or whatever she's done to her hair. george. >> okay, steve, thanks very much. we get the latest on that prison break. the woman charged with helping the convicts escape was in court on monday. this morning, we're hearing from her lawyer for the first time. and gio benitez is on the scene in upstate new york. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. it's now day 11 in this manhunt and the woman at the center of it all in the slammer herself. this morning, for the first time we're hearing from joyce mitchell's attorney as the prison worker accused of aiding two escaped convicts sits in a

cell, wearing jailhouse attire. >> let's say she's very upset. she's distraught. >> reporter: mitchell is accused of bringing tools into the prison helping richard matt and david sweat break out, allegedly agreeing to drive the getaway car before pulling out at the last minute. law enforcement sources telling abc news that investigators are now looking into allegations that mitchell may have helped the convicts escape because she believed they would help kill her husband and run away with her. though prosecutors won't comment. sources say the case of the missing prisoners is growing cold. this, as investigators follow more than a thousand tips having already searched 13 square miles with no sign of either convict. >> these guys are not survivalists. they have no skillsets in the woods. either they're long gone or really contained within this perimeter. these guys are vicious animals. >> reporter: but will they ever be caught? prison breaks have both fascinated and terrified. 1962 alcatraz, three escaped and are never caught. 1977, kansas, a man escapes and isn't captured until just last year. experts say don't underestimate

sweat and matt's escape plot. >> these guys have a well-devised plan. they put together a pretty good deal here. it took them a long time. >> reporter: as for joyce mitchell, she's pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say more charges are possible but they won't say what those are, george. >> thank you, gio. now time to go to dan harris for today's other top stories, starting with massive wildfire. >> good morning. that's exactly right. this morning two-thirds of the state of alaska under fire warnings. one fire has destroyed as many as 45 homes north of anchorage. hundreds of others have been evacuated. the highway connecting anchorage and fairbanks is now closed. the flames have now burned about 13 square miles. we have new details about those exploding air bags blamed for at leas honda is now expanding its recall to include some of the most popular cars on the road. the recall now includes more than a million civics made between 2001 and 2005 and accords made between 2003 and 2007.

the air bags made by takata can explode sending debris flying through the car. to politics now, jeb bush is heading to new hampshire one day after announcing the obvious, that he is, in fact, running for president. he accuses democrats of planning what he calls a no-suspense primary for a no-change election. and he took direct aim at hillary clinton. >> not one of us deserves the job by right of resume, party, seniority, family or family narrative. it's nobody's turn. it's everybody's test. >> you may have noticed bush's campaign logo does not feature his last name. and his father and brother did not attend his announcement. meanwhile, donald trump appears ready to enter the race for real this time and, george, will be sitting down with him today. his interview will air tomorrow right here on "gma." in sports news this morning, for the third time in six years, the chicago blackhawks are stanley cup champs. this time winning on their home ice and they made it a family celebration.

kris versteeg bringing his son on the ice with little headphones blocking out the noise, set him right in the cup. other players soon joined in with their little ones as well and hope the diapers were firmly affixed. >> oh, boy. >> danny. >> i'm sorry. >> somebody will be drinking out of them later. >> yeah, they will. this is a man with a 6-month-old at home. this is the kind of thing that's on my mind. and finally, a story about respect. this is urban meyer, the legendary coach of the ohio state buckeyes, the football team. he's a three-time champ. and this is what coach meyer did when somebody parked in his spot. he parked behind the perpetrator so he couldn't get out until meyer damn well pleased. this is something similar to what strahan did to me after i was telling people i was initially offered that role in "magic mike." >> at your door. >> exactly.

>> you're not moving him. >> no. >> i deflated his muscle suit. that's what i did. >> that's what you get, dan. your fault. >> i asked for that. i asked for that. >> thank you, dan. we all know it can be pretty hard to keep a secret in washington. and president obama found that out once again this weekend. the first family throwing a big party at the white house with 500 guests including a couple of music legends. abc's jim avila has the story. >> reporter: it's tough to keep a concert secret when the headliner is prince. the accompanist is stevie wonder, the audience is the first family. and the venue is the white house. especially in the age of social media. the white house might have tried but they failed. seattle quarterback russell wilson posting a picture of himself and his date, singer ciara, dancing at the white house. thanks, mr. president and first lady. reverend al sharpton not known for keeping anything quiet leaving the white house party with potus and flotus. awesome to see prince and stevie wonder on keyboards together.

later, we learned that 500 guests filled the residence side of the white house and that the obamas felt no obligation to advertise their fun. their spokesman telling a frustrated white house press corps it was on their dime. >> the president and first lady are going to reserve the right to host private parties at the white house. ♪ >> reporter: stevie wonder has performed for the obamas several times, like at the 2009 inaugural ball. prince had been in the area last week. but their white house appearances were not on the president's weekend schedule. no guest list was provided and no press allowed in to observe. >> nobody else in here was invited either. >> reporter: jim avila, abc news washington. >> jim avila, thank you so much. speaking of parties, i hear there's one at your place tonight, michael. >> come on over. >> game six. >> if you knock and no one answer, hey, it's not my fault. >> ouch. >> but, wait. it's my house.

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more rest as he's not a one-man team. golden state's bench, much deeper. but as for lebron, while it's been physically draining he hasn't lost his bravado. >> do you feel a lot less pressure this finals run just because you're undermanned and you had some injuries, as opposed to previous years? >> no. no, i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. it's simple. >> reporter: those words might sound cocky. but even if the warriors win the title tonight, the king is still a strong contender for finals mvp. which would make him only the second player ever to win that award but lose the championship. >> that big game is tonight, can't wait for that. and now, we have to get to ginger with the weather. dangerous heat in the southeast. >> heat index reaches up to 107 for parts of georgia, south carolina and north carolina. let's get you to the tuesday trivia.

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good morning, america. right now, new details about that breaking news, the deadly balcony collapse. you are looking at the scene in berkeley, california, this morning, at least five killed. eight injured. some of them critically. the balcony was on the top of a four-story building and that building is less than two blocks away from the u.c. berkeley campus. graduation was last month but there are summer classes in session right now. we're going to be staying with the story all morning long as new details and video come in. that's right. good morning, america. very scary pictures there in california. and down south as well. >> following up on those twin shark attacks. the two wounded teenagers recovering this morning hearing the frantic 911 calls for the first time. the heroes who helped rescue the injured girl are here to speak

with us this morning. first abc's matt gutman has the latest from oak island, north carolina. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. from a sheriff's office patrol boat off the coast of north carolina, now, those shark attacks happened just up the beach from here and this has become a significant public safety issue here in north carolina. but those sheriff's office officials and others credit those heroes you mentioned with saving those kids' lives. the first harrowing moments after those shark attacks captured in these 911 calls. >> hi, we're on oak island and there's a girl whose hand has been bitten off by a shark. >> do you know are any of the fingers completely amputated? >> it looks like her entire hand is gone. >> reporter: one shark biting the girl repeatedly in waist-deep water off oak island, north carolina. bystanders rushing in to help the girl from asheboro, north carolina. emts try desperately to stop the bleeding. >> we need an ambulance right away. >> reporter: shockingly just two miles away and a little over an hour later another attack. this time a teenage boy on vacation from colorado springs.

>> when i saw him, his arms wept up, the shark took his left arm. and he just took off running. is this real? and started screaming, is this real? >> reporter: randy milligan on the beach still traumatized from the images he just can't shake. >> tore my shirt off and he was running toward me at the same time and we met. and i just started wrapping his arm. >> reporter: the two victims airlifted to a nearby hospital. the boy lost his arm below the shoulder. the girl lost her left hand below her elbow. and sustained tissue damage to her leg. this morning both are in good condition. sheriff john ingram credited those bystanders with saving those kids' lives. we joined him on the water yesterday. his team spotted two sharks in the water earlier. would you yourself swim in these waters or let your kids swim today? >> no. >> reporter: and a beachgoer snapping this picture, shark

fins in the shallow waters. this beach in port st. lucie florida was closed after spotting these sharks too close to shore. now, the sheriff's office concedes that finding those particular sharks in these waters is even harder than finding a needle in a haystack and these are migratory animals so very likely they've moved on which poses a threat to other beaches up and down this coastline. but if these guys do see those particular sharks, they're authorized to haul them in and if necessary shoot them. george. >> thank you, matt. we're joined by marie along with her brother chris and her brother-in-law shane. thank you all for being with us this morning. and mari you have been a paramedic now for almost 12 years. but europe just on vacation with your family right there on the beach. tell us what you saw and heard. >> well, we were just playing football in the water and a lady

came running to us telling us to get out of the water. there's a shark attack. i immediately went to work. i got some tourniquets kind of made out of string i was able to find and stopped the hemorrhaging from two of the limbs. and then i basically just kind of stabilized her, got i.v. from somebody in the crowd, gave her some fluids and waited for fire and ems to show up. >> these are real severe injuries. >> yes. >> and then you got the tourniquets from a boogie board in a nearby tent. >> i think in the pictures you can see the boogie board at her head. i used the string from that. and then somebody took string from one of their tents and gave it to me for her leg. until we could get fire on scene with the proper equipment and put the appropriate equipment on and took mine off. >> have you ever dealt with a shark attack before? >> no, i can't say that i have. >> had you had any warning that there was any kind of shark on the beach or around the beach? >> not at all. it was a completely normal day for everybody like there was no sign of that that -- well, that i know of that we -- any of us noticed.

it was very surprising. >> and have you had a chance to talk to the girl or her family since the attack? >> no, i mean she's going through a lot right now and the last thing she needs is a bunch of people bothering her. soy just tried to make sure the give her her distance. she has a long way to go and is a really, really strong girl. i'm proud of what all she's been through. and what all she's going to go through. >> she's lucky you were in the right place at the right time. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> cool, calm and collected. >> i can't even imagine that situation. thank goodness they were there and they knew what to do. now to a sheriff's deputy who is under fire this morning for tasering a 13-year-old boy, police say the teen was resisting arrest and are defending the deputy's actions. abc news' neal karlinsky has that story. >> hey, hey! >> reporter: this morning, police say they will investigate this incident caught on tape. a san diego sheriff's deputy

using his taser on a 13-year-old boy. >> he's tasing him. what the [ bleep ], man? >> reporter: police say the boy was a runaway something he had done five times before. and they say the teen refused to listen to the deputy trying to bring him home. and while being restrained, the teen bit him hard. marks you can see here. that's when the deputy used his taser roughly 50,000 volts of electricity in some models reportedly twice. >> i think he bit the police officer because like he couldn't breathe. >> reporter: police say the deputy was just doing his job. >> use of force is never something pretty to watch. but when it's looped and shown over and over and over on the same clip and portrayed as the actual incident, that misrepresents what happened. >> reporter: because he was tased the teen was checked at a local hospital and is reportedly doing fine. this morning he's been booked into juvenile hall on charges of resisting arrest. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, neal, thanks so

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we are back now with the reality show dangers. things ending badly for one couple that tied the knot on "married at first sight." one of the starsing a restraining order against her new husband after allegedly threatened to kill her. david wright has our story. >> do you want to stay married or get a divorce? >> reporter: the concept till death do us part doesn't necessarily apply when it comes to a shotgun wedding on reality tv. >> yeah. >> reporter: this morning two of the stars of a&e's "married at first sight" appear to be locked in a bitter breakup. ryan de nino posting on instagram a partial image of a

restraining order against him filed by his tv bride jessica castro. jessica's attorney confirms his client alleges that ryan threatened to kill ms. castro and members of her family. one of those conversations captured on a microphone. in six short weeks of marriage on the popular show the couple has already endured some epic fights. >> you need to talk to me. >> i don't owe you anything. >> you should know. >> reporter: but on decision day on last week's season finale they seem to have weathered the storm. >> i want to stay married. >> reporter: the show's producers aren't commenting on whatever reality show drama may be taking place off camera except to say "we don't know all the details and can't comment on the specifics. what we can say is, unfortunately, couples on the show can go through real divorces. and divorce can often be difficult." >> divorce is not a word that falls in my vocabulary. >> reporter: castro had always maintained she considered even this reality show marriage a contract for life. >> i come from a family of long,

successful marriages. and the word "divorce" just doesn't fall into my lifestyle. >> reporter: but now castro's attorney says protecting her from all threats to her safety and well-being is now the top priority. both castro and de nino declined to comment. castro posted this cryptic quote on her instagram. there is no force more powerful than a woman determined to rise. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> all right. thank you, david. the reunion episode of "married at first sight" airs tonight on a&e. next on "gma," huge outcry over the killing of one of these popular characters and why your favorite stars may not be safe. and a big new headline for working moms. are your kids better off if you're balancing life as a boss and a mom?

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social square with that, hey, t.j. >> strahan, tell amy to get on back here. all right. first of all, anybody not familiar with the show, we're talking about jon snow. here he is. just think maybe dr. mcdreamy with a sword. that's the best way to explain it here. i mean, look at him. he's gorgeous, isn't he, strahan? for fans of the show if you saw the scene, he dead. but you may have reason to speculate that he might be dead but not gone. >> i'm going to die, let it happen while there's still some of me left. >> reporter: it's a veritable bloodbath on tv these days. >> only death can pay for life. >> reporter: six, count them six characters killed off "game of thrones" sunday night. the most shocking and the most brutal death -- jon snow, a major character. >> aah! >> reporter: it's getting overcrowded in hollywood heaven these days and as main characters head for the clouds, the buzz they create on the ground is glorious. >> what!

>> when a major character dies on a show it draws a lot of viewer attention to the show and gets fans tuning in. and it's certainly going to draw a lot of attention to the show next season. >> it's too late. we're too late. >> reporter: when "grey's anatomy" killed off mcdreamy it drew in 9.4 million viewers, 33% higher than the week prior. >> you know, you -- >> reporter: it's gotten so you cant watch your favorite show without wondering if the character is going to make it to the credits. >> will's dead. >> reporter: so who's next? >> oh, sideshow bob! >> reporter: so watch your back, bart. word on the street is that sideshow bob is coming for you in the upcoming season. all right. i'm nervous to give this information. george, you always give me a hard time for burying the lead. a shocker, a spoiler. he died four years ago when the

book came out. we understand all the viewers don't read the books. he's been dead since 2011 when the book came out, okay. first of all, secondly, now there's speculation the guy who wrote the book, the next book is coming. so we don't know what happens to the character but said in interview, dead, dead doesn't always mean dead, does it? there's undead and everybody watches the show knows they have different ways of bringing people back to life. >> all right. >> you're serious about your tv. >> i was literally going doo, doo, doo. i didn't want to hear it. it's an experience. i didn't want it ruined. >> i'm with amy. >> we'll be right back. >> he's dead. here's a great improve this! tip from lowe's. don't let a grimy grill slow your summer down. cleaning those dirty grates can be supereasy. drop them in coffee for an hour, scrub and rinse and you're good to grill. to see more go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford

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good morning. we're following breaking news in berkley. that's where five people died when a balcony collapsed at an apartment complex. the tragedy injured eight other people. some have life threatening injuries. building inspectors are trying to find out what went wrong. here's the forecast. take a look at baseball over at at&t park. we're going to have 60s along the coast in san francisco. 70s around the bay and mainly 80s inland. tomorrow a bit warmer. a pull back thursday and even warmer friday through father's day. as we look down through the pea soup from our emoryville

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♪ the best day of my life ♪ good morning, america. 8:00 a.m. and big headline for working moms. new research reveals whether your children are better off if you're boss mom, or both. also ahead, cracking the code to love. the brand-new advice you need to date more successfully starting now. the man behind the newest, hottest book dissecting modern romance joins us live. aziz ansari is here. ♪ i was born this way ♪ parenting alert. the startling new craze storming the internet. inside the belly button challenge. how it could be sending your teen the wrong message about their bodies and their weight. ♪ just enough for me i want you near ♪ all that and hilary duff here live on "gma" as we say -- >> good morning, america.

>> thank you! >> and there is hilary duff in times square this morning, getting ready for her big performance. she'll be singing live in just a little bit. and she was a little busy though before singing. she, michael, apparently very excited to see you. did you see her tweet? >> yeah yeah, we're besties. >> she says you make her happy and she wants to be your best friend. >> it's done already. we exchanged numbers, and we're going to talk every morning now. >> she has such a happy energy. so happy she's with us. i agree. >> sweetheart. >> we love your smile. aziz ansari is also with us. he's hilarious with a brand-new book that's already making bighead lines for helping crack the code of dating love and what people should be looking for when it comes to romance. >> a little science there, a little comedy, as well. as you would expect. that is coming up.

to the breaking news. the story out of berkeley, california. balcony collapse deadly and dan has that in the morning rundown. >> ai george yes. new details about the five people killed when part of that balcony fell to the ground in berkeley california. eight other people badly injured. cecilia vega is right there. >> reporter: hi dan, good morning to you. an awful scene out here overnight. just a few blocks away from the uc berkeley campus. the deck is still dangling. investigators say 13 people were on it when it cappsed. five killed. eight injured. many of them critically. police trying to determine exactly how this happened. one witness told me these were all young people attending a 21st birthday. they're all students from ireland here on temporary visas between the ages of 20 and 22 years old. four of them died on the scene. one died in the hospital.

a horrible scene out here this morning. dan? >> horrible indeed. lots of continuing questions. abc news will stay on the story. cecilia, thank you. also breaking right now, tropical storm bill is bearing down on texas. ready to dump up to a foot of rain in places where they just do not need it. just weeks after recording record flooding killed 30 people. many of those hard hit cities back in the bull's-eye from galveston to dallas. evacuations are happening right now and schools in houston are closed. the actual forecast coming up shortly. there is word overnight that a top terrorist leader is dead. al qaeda in yemen says nasir al wuhayshi was killed recently in an american air strike. analysts say wuhayshi's was osama bin laden's likely successor to lead the entire al qaeda organization. new controversy surrounding that former naacp leader who said she was black. rachel dolezal says she's

identified as black since she was about 5 years old. we learned she filed a discrimination lawsuit when a graduate school at the historically black howard university claiming the school kept her from teaching positions because she was white. that case was dismissed. in business news tough times at the gap. the retailer is closing a quarter of its stores. 175 of them because of slow sales. 250 corporate jobs are being cut. the fda has issued a final decision giving the organization a few years to faze out transfats. as millions of american moms head to work this morning, take heart. scientists say it's good for your children well into adulthood. women whose mothers worked instead of staying home tepided to be more success nfl the work place than their peerps the children of working moms went on to eastern more and are more likely to be bosses. the sons of working moms were more likely to help out around the house. a frightening encounter.

a jogger was chased by a wild elk. people are reminded to keep their distance when the elk are protecting their young. i'm going to assume that he gets away eventually. but that video is kind of horrifying. finally here, this is a video that's going viral this morning. this is one guy who might want to star in abc's hit show "wipeout" along the beach when a buddy in a boat comes up. the guy on shore, yeah, he asked him for a splash to help him cool down but got more than he bargained. this is the thing. if you watch it closely, he keeps his cool and never loses ahold of his beer. in his right hand. look at his right hand. the beer is right there. >> this is the second day in a row, dan, you've shown us incredible beer feats. >> yes, it is. this is becoming a theme. i don't even drink which is the most embarrassing question. i respect the clinging to the beer nonetheless. >> priorities. >> send them in for dan tomorrow. >> right now to michael in the

social square. >> all right, thank you, george. now here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in the social square powered by samsung galaxy. a major warning for parents. why the new belly button challenge craze could be sending your teen the wrong message. we're breaking down "the bachelorette," and some of the guys are not too happy that nick's back. all that drama ahead. plus aziz ansari is here helping us crack the online dating code with his "modern romance." i know a lot of people need that book. thank you for writing it and hilary duff, my bff performing live here on "gma" in times square. this guy first roamed the earth over 65 million years ago. like our van. yeah. we need to sell it. hi. need an appraisal?

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♪ you are looking at pictures from "gma" viewers across the country posing with their dads this father's day week. they've been pouring in and we've been celebrating why we're all thankful for our dads and we'll tell you that just ahead. in the meantime it's time for the "gma heat index," and this morning's hot bouten, modern romance. online dating changed the landscape of love, comedian aziz ansari is trying to help us navigate through it all with his brand-new book called "modern romance" and aziz is here live to discuss it. but first, jesse palmer has a look at love in the internet age. >> that's right, amy. love in the internet age. you no he, when it comes to looking for love there's more than just an app for that. there are countless dating sites and smartphone apps. with all of these ways of screening for soulmates, is romance more within reach than ever before? it's the hot new book called "modern romance" taking a stab at cracking the code to finding love in our digital age. research shows that nearly 40% of americans have used a dating

website or app. and 35% of couples who married within the last ten years said they met online. >> you people that are married been in long relationships you have no idea what it's like out there right now. >> reporter: so comedian aziz ansari teaming up with sociologist eric klinenberg set out to examine the existing research on dating and relationships. then came up with data on their own. they designed a massive project which included hundreds of interviews and focus groups done all over the world. and then created their own form on reddit where thousands of messages help formed the basis for the conclusions in their new book. the result? an in-depth look at how much dating has changed from a generation ago and a breakdown of how people really behave online when looking for love with a road map. >> for single people i would say it's not only necessary but critical you use online as one of your options. >> reporter: they outlined some conclusions in "the new york times" on sunday. one, people filter too much. too much specific about what

they want. when research shows that people really don't know what they want. two, picture does not make perfect. there is too much emphasis placed on what people look like. and, three, we all need to go slower. give a relationship a chance to grow and not to give up too quickly thinking there's someone more perfect out there online. all right. so apparent i have to rethink my profile pic. awesome. you know in that "new york times" piece, they emphasized online dating sites are a place to meet people, not to actually date them. anthropologists saying these sites should be called introducing services. and you should save some vetting when you see the person in person would seem to make sense, amy. >> human contact. it's really, you know, something. yeah. i mean, hello. so we're happy here to have aziz ansari with us. [ cheers and applause ] talking about his book "modern romance." and finding love in the digital age. aziz, we all know that obviously technology has changed the way

we date. but you say you found in writing this book, it changes how we view love and marriage. >> yeah, you know, we interviewed a lot of people in older generations and went to retirement homes and different places and we gave them a bunch of doughnuts and asked them to talk to us about their relationships. and what's interesting is people there in the older generations that we taked to they would marry people that looifd pretty close to them. all these crazy studies show people would marry people who lived -- 1 out of 12 people in philadelphia married someone in the same building. >> and married young. >> married very young and date people for a few months, the parents would meet and say, yeah this person wont murder you. and they would get married. it wasn't this search for, oh, this -- >> perfection? perfect soul mate. >> yeah. >> it's a big difference and i think that's why a lot of people now are frustrated trying to find this perfect thing. >> that doesn't exist. >> maybe, may or may not. >> all these people think they found the answers.

okcupid sench searched as well. the key question could be do you like horror movies? do you buy that? >> they said like people fill out all those profiles and make you answer a million questions. are there any questions that seem to kind of predict that people end up doing well. it was random stuff like do you like horror movies? agreeing on that ended up ending showing some sort of success. ultimately, whatever those things do it doesn't really matter. ultimately just like meeting a person and realizing -- >> having a conversation. >> see if you can imbibe with them. i think you have all these questions, do you want someone with this that or whatever? but what you really are looking for is someone you can hold and watch a few hours of a critically acclaimed drama with and go to bed. >> aziz, you talk a lot about first impressions. we all place too much on them. i liked your analogy you compare them to music. we might hear a song and think,

ah it's okay. but before you know it it's one of the ones we're singing and it becomes one of the ones we can't stop singing. >> yeah, we're all like a drake song, you know. you first hear it, okay, i've heard this before. >> what's your advice? >> keep listening to the people. like spend -- i feel people go out once, oh, yeah, he had a weird hat on or something and it's like, all right, hang out with the person a little bit more. there's just so much science that shows the more time you speed with people the more you discover -- >> do you think there's too much choice out there? >> that's the thing that people when we interviewed young people they said a lot. there's just so many options out there. so much choice and, again, a lot of science that shows like whenever there's more options it's actually harder to make a choice and when you do you're less satisfied. >> and i think now, you're told, don't settle. don't settle. i have a question for you. you gave pretty bad examples of texts men have sent to women in your book. like the generic first text to a lady, hey. can that ruin a relationship before it even gets started? >> well it's not that it will

like ruin a relationship. but it's like okay it was interesting because we just looked at people's real phones. and like hundreds of women's phones that we looked at. with when you see what dudes are texting them, a lot of it just like what are you doing? [ laughter ] and it's like, that's not going to really help you -- >> that's a conversation starter. >> it doesn't help you stand out. >> i'm surprised it's not what are you wearing. >> there's that too. >> morning television. >> right, sorry. obviously "nightline," i apologize. >> hide your phone, dan. hide your phone. >> educational read and funny. aziz's book "modern romance" available now, check it out. thank you, aziz. >> thanks, guys. next up in our "gma heat index." a bizarre craze spreading across social media. it's actually called the belly button challenge. a lot of experts say it sends the wrong message to kids about their bodies. debra roberts is here with the details.

>> reporter: that's the concern. here we go again with another one of those wild internet sensations. it's gaining a quick following and spurring selfies everywhere. it doesn't appear to be dangerous but health experts say take another look. it's taking social media by storm. >> all right, guys, i'm going to try the belly button challenge. >> reporter: a bizarre task requiring you to twist your arm behind your back and around to touch your belly button? this viral craze using the #bellybuttonchallenge pops up last week and has gone global. people all over from canada to australia are giving ate shot. some successful. others not so much. >> the belly button challenge is something that most people are not going to be able to achieve. >> reporter: in fact though some may see it as a harmless challenge experts worry it's sending the wrong message to girls, perilously given that studies show that 80% of teen girls don't like their bodies. >> the belly button challenge could create a state of self-discrepancy in a young person creating this ideal that the person really can't look like. and it's going to make them feel like a failure if they can't reach it.

that could be the perfect recipe for developing an eating disorder. >> reporter: the idea being compared to so-called thin spiration trends. like the thigh gap. >> i'm constantly surprised at how many crazy things we come up with. >> reporter: doctors warn it's not a reliable marker of a healthy weight. >> this is not a test of fitness. not being able to touch your belly button doesn't mean you need to eat less or work out more or do anything differently. >> reporter: does this hot new contortion trick measure anything at all? >> all it shows is flexibility. some people have longer arms. some people have shorter arms. some people are more flexible around the spine. >> if you can't do the challenge, don't worry about it. the challenge is totally ridiculous. >> reporter: ridiculous because probably the average person can't even come close to doing it. i tried it and only succeeded in throwing out my hip and shoulder. so it's like what's the point anyway. just another one of those crazy things kids are doing but sends a bad message i think. >> it sure does. >> absolutely. >> if you're worried about your body type.

>> thank you for bringing that, deborah. >> sure. let's go outside to ginger. >> george, our huge thank you dad celebration going strong out here. so many "gma" fans coming down here with some very special early father's day messages this is joe-joe, ian, and natalia. you wanted to say thank you to your dad for what. >> providing me stuff. >> providing which is a nice one. >> natalia. >> huh. >> what did you want to say thank you to. >> for he works hard. for my family. >> that he works hard and she said he brings her really cooool places. they're going to d.c. tomorrow. let's start in austin. a new track for that storm. it's less than 30 miles now from the coast and austin, you can see the clouds are in place, the heavy rains will be coming and corpus christi to houston in that tropical storm warning. it is happening now and going to move slowly through north texas oklahoma, and missouri. all with a flash flood threat.

>> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the pay area microclimate forecast. faster sunshine warmer temperatures. the clouds and the free air conditioning roll in tonight and a stronger warming trend on friday, and saturday and father's day on sunday. we go great low-to-mid 60s on the coast if san francisco and low-to-mid 70s in the bay and 80s in the south bay. the seven-day forecast shows warmest tomorrow. before the cooling trend >> share your stories, #thankyoudad. all right, let's get in to lara. ♪ you know the music. "pop news" time. here we go. we begin with a little history lesson. frank sinatra famously sang if you can make it here you can make it anywhere and, yes, he was talking about new york. but the same might be said for the men and women who made it into the pages of his little black book. the well-worn address book which

frank carried with him from the early '70s until his death in 1998 just sold in julien's auctions in new york city for just under $9,000. >> look at that. >> that doesn't seem like that much money for the history. i just feel like it's a piece of "pop news" history. look at the pages so well worn. bulging with handwritten notes. veritable who's who from hollywood's guilded age, with the contact details of everyone from sidney poitier to princess grace, ronl reagan. >> look behind you. >> it looks like it's going to hit you in the head. you might want to duck. >> hold on. hold on. oh, wow. try to ignore that while i fill you in on this important piece of "pop news." also attached to his little black book on the front cover i thought this was cool, a fortune cookie that reads, or the little fortune, that reads beware of friends who are false and deceitful. >> i just love the idea of frank

sinatra keeping that book himself. >> i do, too. >> i think that $9,000 is really cheap for that. >> for a collector of americana. >> i'm sure they'll take your bids if you'd like it. >> too late now. >> frankie was a little -- a little rascal there. there's good info in there. hey, everybody -- >> you can't write everything down. >> no. >> i'm still very concerned. it's not distracting at all, america. time now for our weekly recap or what we like to call jen on the men and kaitlyn. best-selling author and champion "bachelorette" tweeter jen weiner. >> the craziness. >> it continues. we love having you here to talk about "the bachelorette." this season is really beyond. chris harrison, i don't know what to say. >> we have nick and you will all, george, especially you will remember him from andi's season. he was the guy who made it all

the way to the fantasy suite. george, remember that and went on -- >> i was rooting for him. >> don't play me. he says to andi on national tv if you didn't love me why did you make love to me? >> oh, god, that was so bad. >> jaws dropped. >> you know how many times i've asked that? >> right? it's a terrible thing for a woman to do. >> michael is on fire this morning. >> i know. tell me about it. i'm still reeling. >> see, anyhow -- >> we should bring out your little book. >> that's well worn, too. >> so nick evidently is over andi. they've buried the hachet so to speak. now making a play for kaitlyn. >> do you believe he's into her? >> no. >> totally there. >> he's there because he got a new haircut and wants america to see it. it's beautiful. i love the hair but the other guys are acting like ellwoods just showed up and a bunch of seventh grade girls and he's

going to take their girl. >> that's a reference to "legally blonde." just fyi. >> making fun of seventh grade girls. >> no, making fun of nick and the rest -- >> grown men actually. >> grown men w who act like seventh grade girls. >> got it. >> just a final recap. where are we right now? who is in -- >> well, you know, she's into nick for reasons that escape me. and then ian, ian had a total meltdown last night and said, my ex-girlfriend's hotter than she is. >> oh, bye, ian. >> what is happening here? i'm a total catch. no, you're really not. >> just saying you probably aren't. >> that's exactly it. >> you know -- >> amy, exactly. >> he's like i'm a world traveler. >> you really want to say something. >> i've got a great education. i survived a car crash. >> will you come back with us next week? >> of course, i will. it needs help. it needs me. >> all right, i feel like discussing like the minutia of politburo negotiations. i have no idea what she's talking about. >> for some of us this matters just as much, if not more. >> there's just so much to talk

about. come back next week. >> i promise. >> the season is too much to handle. >> you get the rose. >> that is our bachelor edition of "pop news." jen weiner. michael, thank you for being you. >> that's it, guys. we'll celebrate father's day when we come back.

good morning. we're following breaking news in berkley. five people died when an apartment balcony collapsed. eight other people were hurt. some suffered life threatening injuries. they were enjoying a 21st birthday party. many of the students have from ireland. they were visiting. your morning commute. >> we did have an earlier accident in san jose involving a motorcycle. that's cleared. the residual backups remain. then we have a brand new crash between highway 87 and highway 17. that's leaving us with delays coming away from 680.

>> thanks a lot. we'll ch i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ]

t . we're back. we'll see sunshine quicker today and that means warmer temperatures. we've seen a few 60s out there. san ramon, concord and fairfield until you get to santa rosa at 50 degrees. if you're going to the game

there's strong sunshine. be careful. we'll take one step up the scale tomorrow. then cooler thursday. ♪ if i fall you better catch me you're turning me into confetti ♪ ♪ i can't sleep ♪ ♪ my head is heavy you're turning me into confetti ♪ ♪ i'm free-falling through all of the twilight every piece of me holds on for daylight ♪ hilary duff singing "confetti." one of the songs off her brand-new album. cannot wait to hear from her. >> that's right because, and she's going to perform her big new hit in just a few moments, began. >> but in the meantime, we are counting down to father's day this morning with day two of our thank you dad series. on monday you may remember we gave one deserving dad the surprise of his life at turner field in atlanta. guess who was there for that? this morning we have great

images behind us from viewers and from members of our own "gma" family. all sharing pictures and personal messages about their dads and so many of you have been asking us to share why we're thankful for our dads. in a minute we're going to share those messages, but first we want to show you some of the great things you had to say. ♪ somebody misses you ♪ >> dad, thank you very much for making me the man that i am today. >> thanks for always being there for me and for cutting my hair. >> thanks for always making me smile. >> we heard from "gma" viewers all around america sending in heartfelt well wishes for their dads. like bailey and scotty who say thank you, dad, for always doing the laundry and nina who says, thank you, dad, for giving me everything. >> thank you for all your patience with me. >> thank you for being such a great model. >> thank you, daddy, for buying me a popsicle today. >> jordan, thanking her dad for showing her compassion and determination and paola's dad for teaching her how to be ambitious and believe in herself.

>> i love you, i miss you. >> say, i love you daddy. >> i love you, da-da. >> amazing how that sign gets around. we love hearing those great messages. and now it's our turn to say thank you, dad. george, start us off. >> i want to thank my dad for giving me such a powerful example for being there for people. he's a priest like his father. you see him there in the collar. i remember as a young kid going to hospital visits with him. serving in weddings and funerals, baptisms and what i've seen over time is just how important it is to be there, listen to people, show that caring concern at those important moments of their lives and the other thing is that with every big decision i made in my life even when he disagreed 100% supportive. >> really? that's great. he had to let you find your way. that's beautiful. >> lara what about your dad? >> all right, so my dad, some of you, george has met him. some of you have met him. a big, loud, incredible guy. just amazing, i wrote, kid, thank you for teaching me how to have a sense of humor and laugh

at myself. as the youngest of your five kids who adored you to death you taught me to roll with it. your loving, teasing and that amazing laugh still makes me smile every day, in fact, thank you for living on inside all of us, my siblings, my mom and i feel your love and your guidance always. >> if that's the guy who taught you your sense of humor, i want to thank him too. he's awesome. amy. >> you know, my dad was always -- he's a tough guy, german scientist and i looked up to him my whole life and he was always my father and never my friend growing up which i thank him for immensely because i had a lot of friends and i needed a dad and he taught me how to be strong and taught me to be financially independent and he gave me my love to travel the world. he's a world traveler. i don't know what country he's in right now but i know he's not in the states and he always showed up. george, kind of like what you were saying. he was there at my ballet recitals and gymnastic meets and most recently when i battled cancer. my dad no matter where he was

for each round, all eight rounds of chemo flew in and was there for me and my daughters and my family, and he was the guy going and getting the groceries and picking my kids up from school and doing whatever i needed him to do, so, dad, thank you for all that you've been to me and all that i know you still will be for my daughters, as well. >> that's an important lesson for us with little kids, be a father, not a friend. >> that comes later. >> that comes later. you're my friend now. >> he looks incredibly young. is he my age? how old is he? >> he also got confused as my husband a lot. >> oh! >> that happens. >> thank you, dad, for amy's good genes. >> moving on now, we want to say about your dad. >> i'd be dating quite a bit of an older man if i was -- we have been mistaken too. so my dad and my stepdad, want to thank them both. my dad especially because he taught me the value of a smile. he can walk in any room and change the atmosphere and i think knowing that from when i

was a baby, he'd say give me a smile all the way up to now the power of what you can be to other people kind of like george was saying is so important. and my stepdad is the guy who sent cookies in the mail to college. like my mom doesn't do that. you know, he embraced us. his family embraced us. i can't imagine being in my mid-20s like he was when he took on two kids and becoming our father, so thank you to karl and bob. they were both there on our wedding day. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> beautiful. >> that's great. >> and really such at this point in our lives such a special thing to have two. really, really lucky and thank you, guys for sharing that. >> before we leave i want to give a hat tip to my father, dr. jay harris, a breast cancer doctor who saved thousands of lives. that's me giving him a tonsil exam and me being sulky in the corner. >> there's your smile. >> and me smiling. it took a while to get to the smile part. he told me compassion is not

a weakness, it's a strength. on a more mundane note he showed me if you prevend to be completely useless at household chores nobody will ask you to do anything ever. which has been just huge for me so, dad -- >> i picked that one up too. >> your first father's day. >> this is my first year, but thank you, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] and michael is getting ready for "live with kelly and michael" right now, but we want to share great family pictures with michael. that's michael's dad and that's a few other pictures of themming them together and michael with the whole gang right there. we miss you, michael. but we will see you back here tomorrow. and you can see many more of the amazing thank you dad messages on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and keep them coming. ginger. >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the summer spread developing 60 at the coast and 92 inland. highs are climbing today and will climb tomorrow before cooling on thursday, a more robust warming trend on friday and saturday and father's day on

>> and all that weather brought to you by carmax. now we have something special to tell you about, the disney abc television group has kicked off its summer of creativity campaign. it's encouraging youth to harness the power of creativity and service to change the world. disney/abc will award $500 grants to young leaders who are taking action and caring for the world that we share. kids ages 5 to 18 are encouraged to apply before august 10th. take a look. >> creativity gives you power to do anything. abc wants to inspire you. have an idea for a project to change your community, we can help make it happen. apply for a creativity grant at abc.com/beinspired by august 10th. >> be sure to visit abc.com/beinspired to learn more. george. >> thank you, ginger. when we come back, what do all these stars have in common? we'll go behind the scenes of the global family reunion in just a minute. >> one more time.

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creator of the global family reunion bringing the game six degrees of kevin bacon -- >> i was in a movie with an extra eunice whose hairdresser -- so you see we're practically brothers. >> reporter: -- to life and stretching the definition of family to remind us somehow we're all connected. >> hi, i'm daniel radcliff. and i'm a cousin of a.j. jacobs. >> we're all cousins. >> i'm seth rogen and i'm your cousin. it's true. >> reporter: what is your relationship to president obama? >> oh, i do know that one. he is my fifth great aunt's husband's brother's wife's seventh great nephew. so practically my older brother. >> reporter: so you're tight. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: hmm. what if i were related to royalty like prince harry? maybe george and amal clooney are my long lost cousins. i have a tiny family tree. oh, wait. now my family tree is huge! you know that guy way up there. it's george. yep.

i'm his wife's eighth great aunt's husband's fifth great nephew's wife's fifth great niece. talk about keeping it in the "gma" family. you can start tracing your family history right here with genealogy websites like ancestry.com, family search and geni. in the end it was time to dance it out with my soul sisters, the sisters sledge clan and their '70s megahit. ♪ we are family yeah yeah ♪ ♪ i got all my sisters with me ♪ ♪ we are family ♪ ♪ get up everybody and sing ♪ >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. ♪ i got all my sisters with me ♪ >> thanks to cousin sara for that. and when we come back, hilary duff performs live. ♪ ♪ you ♪

it's it's been eight years since we've heard new music from hilary duff but she has a brand-new album just out this morning.it's called "breath in. breathe out." it's already number five on itunes and so happy to have hillary here with us this morning. >> so good to be here. >> the title "breath in. breathe out." very personal for you. talk about the significance of it. >> you know what, i think it's really a mantra for me. just to remember to soak everything in, every moment, the good and the bad, you know. we blow through things too fast and don't appreciate everything so the record is a lot of tough times and a lot of really happy times and i think breathing in and breathing out and remembering to take a moment is something that's important to me and everybody. >> oh, yes, words to live by, hillary. now let's talk about the music video for "sparks" because you actually show some of your tinder dates. were you nervous about doing

that? tell me why you decided to do it. >> you know what, it was really a fun experiment. i mean i did join tinder and i was, you know, curious to -- >> how is it going? >> i don't have any time to be on tinder right now. i'm so busy with this record but %-pit was really fun. i wanted to do something normal that the rest of the world gets to do and kind of unexpected people wouldn't think i would do something like that and i had a lot of fun and also got to, you know, show both sides of me which is the very normal side that is just like everyone else and who i am as an artist now too. >> that artist thing i think we want to see a little bit of that now. >> okay. >> off her brand-new album "breath in. breathe out." here is the smash hit single "sparks." [ whistles ] ♪ i can't hear a single word ♪ ♪ just know you're talking 'cause your lips keep moving ♪ ♪ everything i thought i learned goes out the window all i want is one thing ♪

♪ you can promise castles treasures babies i don't care ♪ ♪ cause for now you're just enough for me i want you near ♪ ♪ like a fairy tale to feel your breath right on my neck you remember what i love so baby take me back ♪ ♪ turn the lights down low and kiss me in the dark ♪ ♪ 'cause when you're touching me baby i see sparks ♪ ♪ you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ ♪ you you make my heart go ♪ ♪ ticking talking like a bomb throws me back to when i had you closer ♪

♪ skin to skin we get it on without the love i feel you going bolder ♪ ♪ you can promise castles treasures babies i don't care ♪ ♪ 'cause for now you're just enough for me i want you near ♪ ♪ lake a fairy tale to feel your breath right on my neck ♪ ♪ you remember what i love so baby take me back ♪ ♪ turn the lights down low and kiss me in the dark ♪ ♪ 'cause when you're touching me baby i see sparks ♪ ♪ you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you you make my heart go ♪ ♪ take it all off want every inch of you ♪

♪ traveling back in time tangled uptight ♪ ♪ just like we used to now do that thing i like ♪ ♪ turn the lights down low and kiss me in the dark ♪ ♪ 'cause when you're touching me baby i see sparks ♪ ♪ you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you you make my heart go ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ you ♪ [ whistles ]

"good morning america" is brought to you by fitbit hr. the number one fitness tracker with heart rate. >> we are always so happy when our friend jack hanna visits. he is director emeritus of the columbus zoo and brought cute and cuddly creatures. he has a new book out. it's titled "big book of why." oh it's actually on chefs on july 7th. so thank you for the preview. hilary will play a game with us jack. so your game we're calling it jungle jack's wild facts. >> that's something you don't want to know. >> let's stick to the animals. sh

these are four-week-old snow leopard leopards. what do you think they use their long tails for, keep warm or for balance? jack will fill you in on the answer and why. >> i will say "b" for balance. jack the answer is -- >> it's both. >> oh. >> trickster. >> hi baby. >> why both? >> i just made that up. no. no it's because they take the tail and wrap it around them to keep warm. >> like a scarve. >> it's 30 or 40 below zero in nepal in the mountains and their tail is for balance and can leap up to 50 feet and go like this. longest leaping catch in the world? they're so fluffy. >> it's the softest coat in the world. they were hunted for that for many years and stopped now. >> let's get to question two, though. shall we? ladies are these beautiful babies endangered? >> "a." >> well i guess just yes or no. >> yes. >> "a" is yes.

jack. >> correct. correct, endangered yep. >> we really -- >> are they always this docile. >> they're little ones and these are cats that beyond comprehension. represents nature like you wouldn't believe. lives up in high altitudes and not necessarily hunted anymore. just a lot of habitat. >> our second con ses tapts is -- this little fella. this is sherman and tell us what sherman is. >> a bearcat. >> a bearcat. >> i thought it was a biptsnt erbinterong. has a distinctive smell. you're welcome to sniff. a popcorn or "b," fruit. >> "b" is fruit. >> we've got a difference of opinion here. and the answer is jack. >> popcorn. >> there you go. >> duff in the lied. up by one. >> i'll give it a sniff. >> smells more like butter

popcorn. >> why? >> butter popcorn. he travels and get hungry. >> okay. >> for popcorn. >> and is it true he can turn his claws 180 degrees? >> yes, he sure is and the tail is a prehensile tail and gets to be huge. hangs upside down and gets into fruit and eats insects and animals. >> he's a baby right? >> eats snake, right. >> where is he from? >> asia and malaysia. borneo sumatra. >> this is our final friend. her name is judy. she's very -- >> red river hog. >> can i hold her. >> you can try and hold her. >> wait. have you ever held a pig. >> i have never held a pig, jack. >> there you go. >> judy the red river hog. i do have questions. this is going to be quite a challenge to hold judy's bottle and do the questions but i'm going to try. how -- >> have you ever bottle fed? >> why don't you let us know one quick fact. 15 seconds left about her. >> when they get arguing with

each other they use their tail to hurt the other one much they can't bite but use their tail. >> it's more effective. all right, everybody, jutd di is hungry. >> take it from judy. >> we've had a great day on "gma." we love you, jack hanna. thank you for playing. ooh. ooh. have a great day. have a great tuesday. >> ah. >> oh my god. that guy is starving. >> five four three. two. >> good girl.

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we're updating breaking news. a sixth person has died following this morning's balcony collapse. the victims plunged to ground around 12:40 this morning. a quick look at your forecast. >> we'll start with baseball. low to mid-60s. watch out for the strong sunshine. uv index very high. we'll have a spread from 65 in san francisco. oakland, 72. 85 in antioch. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. we'll cool thursday but much warmer through father's day. it's bumper to bumper traffic right now. we're going to take you into concord heading through pleasant hill. that's where we have a multiple

vehicle crash. thank you. >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, star of "to last ship," eric dane. and from "orange is the new black" uzo aduba. and michael gives us a revealing behind the scenes look at his "magic mike xxl" film shoot. plus erin andrews returns for another day at the co-host desk. all next on "live." first degree -- [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are michael strahan and erin andrews! [cheers and applause] ♪