. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. good morning, america. and breaking news. a big break in the massive manhunt for the escaped killers. hundreds of officers swarming a small town in upstate new york. >> we'll search under every rock, behind every tree. >> new clues at a campground where they may have been hiding. prison gear and fingerprints matching at least one of them. the search intensifying, putting a town on edge. also this morning, floods and fires. bridges and roads overwhelmed by torrential downpours. >> it's gone. >> this road crumbling, the drivers of that pick-up rescued. after that bridge washed out. the highway underwater as major cities in the midwest brace for powerful tornadoes. in the west, wildfires fueled by dry conditions and sizzling temperatures. mid-air residue, a frightening scene in the sky.

two skydivers tangle as they fall to earth. the quick thinking that may have saved one daredevil's life, as hundreds anxiously watched. ♪ under pressure ♪ oh, no, the golfer falling short, just inches from glory and what could be the wildest u.s. open ever. >> jordan spieth has won the u.s. open! >> opening the door for the game's new golden boy, now joining some of the all-time greats. we do say good morning, america. it certainly was a wild u.s. open. >> yeah, even jordan spieth was shocked that he won the thing. >> good to have david muir in for george. and we have so much we're going to discuss, including the latest from charleston, including

these powerful, powerful images. as many as 15,000 people joining hands last night, walking across that bridge, a real show of unity. >> wow, that was something. really says a lot about that community. we're going to get to the breaking news on monday morning, robin. heavy police presence in a town just 20 miles from the prison in upstate new york, searching for the two escaped killers, after finding evidence they may have been at a campground there. linzie janis is in owls head, new york, with the latest. linzie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. hundreds of heavily armed police officers have flooded into that area. checkpoints like the one behind me, every half mile. they are searching all cars following up on a lead. the escapees could be right here. this morning, authorities possibly closing in on escaped prisoners richard matt and david sweat. hundreds of officers pouring into franklin county, a 20-mile walk from the clinton correctional facility where the two men broke out 17 days ago. setting up roadblocks. state police even calling in

backup teams from vermont. this, after searchers found a hunting camp where they think the escapees were hiding out and where one man was seen running away. local residents reported that police reported finding prison-issued underwear inside. and fingerprints matching at least one of the men. >> we have a bunch of property and some woods. it freaks me out they could be running around back there. >> reporter: also, over the weekend, a possible sighting, nearly 400 miles away, triggering a massive response. >> female reporting that she saw two males, possibly matching the description of the fugitives. >> reporter: more than 300 officers descending on the town of friendship. responding to a 911 call from a woman who said she saw the escapees near a railroad saturday afternoon. one man with a brownish, scruffy face, a dark blue hoody on. as i glanced up, he turned around immediately, pulled up the hoodie like he did not want to be seen, went back to the other side.

>> reporter: most of the reports have been reported around rail tracks some around this freight line that runs through sweat's childhood home town. focus around rail tracks. >> we'll search under every rock, behind every tree and structure until we're confident that that area is secure. >> reporter: this morning, investigators interviewing prison employees. gene palmer who guarded matt and sweat daily, placed on paid leave. emerged saturday after 14 hours of questioning. >> did you have anything to do with their escape? >> no comment at this time, but i'm here on my own free will to help and assist. >> reporter: his lawyer telling us he has not been charged with any wrongdoing. here in the adirondacks there are thousands of hunting camps and cab have been cabins. it is the start of the tourist season. we expect to hear more from authorities on the search at noon p.m. robin? >> all right, linzie, people understandably on edge. we have the latest from

charleston. where that community is continuing to heal from last week's deadly church shooting. hundreds packed the mother emanuel church on sunday. hundreds more stood outside the service. this while authorities are examining a hate-filled manifesto that could be connected to the killer. steve osunsami is there this morning in charleston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. the first of the funerals here is now scheduled for thursday. meanwhile, investigators continue to look into the motive for the murders. the alleged racism. hand in hand, families protesting hate crimes stood across this charleston bridge. ♪ jesus said you can lean on me ♪ >> reporter: just days after nine people were murdered at this historic black church, the doors opened for sunday service and pews filled. white and black families together. >> a lot of folks expected us to do something strange.

and to break out in a riot. >> reporter: for the first time, we're getting a look inside the basement bible study room where the families say the alleged gunman, 21-year-old dylann roof, tried to shoot himself but failed. after police say they murdered their relatives. >> he actually put the gun to his head, and pulled the trigger but there were no bullets left. >> reporter: this morning, police are looking into what might be roof's manifesto posted on a website, updated an hour before the attack. the racist rants inspired by council of concerned citizens which some call a hate group. >> these sites growing year by year by year. >> reporter: roof is seen posing in front of confederate monuments. this one was vandalized sunday saying this is the problem #racist. he's being held this morning on $1 million bond. and has not yet entered a plea. police say he's confessed. in court, the victims' families spoke to him directly. >> i will never be able to hold her again, but i forgive you. we sat down with the family of

ethel lance and reverend middleton. who told us everyone is not that forgiving. >> i'm a reverend. i'm not at that point. i know forgiveness is a process. and i know with god's help that i will get there. but i'm not there yet. >> reporter: these families made it clear that a renewed conversation about race in america is part of their healing process, david? >> incredible reporting from you, steve. thank you. the tragedy reignited the debate about flying the confederate flag. some call it a symbol of hate. others call it a sign of history. now there are calls to remove it from the grounds of the south carolina capitol. jon karl has more from the white house. jon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. the south carolina state legislature is expected to take up and debate whether to remove that flag early next year, just before the state's critical presidential primary. this morning, a hot debate over a symbol celebrated by accused

racist killer dylann roof. the confederate flag. a symbol for the defeated south in the civil war, but still flying high at the south carolina state capitol. >> i've always seen it as a symbol of racism. >> i do believe that it does mean pride in the south. >> helping reignite debate, republican mitt romney who tweeted, remove it now to honor charleston victims. that prompted rare bipartisan agreement. president obama replying, good point, mitt. the decision will be made by the republican-controlled south carolina state legislature. but 2016 presidential candidates are being asked to take a stand. south carolina's lindsey graham has supported the flag in the past, but he suggested it may be time for a change. >> at the end of the day, i'm more worried about the future than i am the past. >> reporter: most of the republican candidates are dodging the issue. >> this is a decision that needs to be made here in south

carolina. >> it's not an issue for a person running for president. >> reporter: jeb bush put out a statement yesterday saying he removed the flag from the florida state grounds when he was governor and he is confident south carolina will do the same thing. >> the president weighed in addressing the issue of race in a provocative interview? >> reporter: this was for a podcast called "wtf." the president was talking about the persistence of racism when he said this. >> it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [ bleep ] in public. >> it's a little jarring to hear the president of the united states use the "n" word. the point is america is not cured of racism. his use of that word you can imagine will probably set off quite a debate. >> more to come on this. robin?

now to the severe weather all over the map. including possible tornados targeting chicago and detroit while much of the south is under water and those wildfires are scorching hundreds of akers out west. clayton sandell starts us off at the scene of serious flooding in hunt county. texas good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see this river is so far out of its banks this h road vanished. you can see, this river is so far out of its bank the this morning that this road has completely vanished under water. another 80 feet disappeared overnight. the water is still getting higher. heavy rains are wreaking havoc on the texas infrastructure this morning. bridges and roads collapsing. >> it's gone. >> reporter: drivers near dallas coming to a crawl in the downpour. this car looks like it's driving across a waterfall. parts of route 75 completely under water. days of intense rain leading to this. >> watch the road. watch the road. >> reporter: in iowa which saw

wind gusts up to 95 miles an hour a possible tornado is blamed for damaging this rv camp. this is the scene in south dakota where 100-mile-an-hour winds left destruction. this road between oklahoma and texas crumbling. in north texas, that bridge completely washed out. the couple inside this pickup, rescued by other drivers who threw them a rope, pulling them to safety. runoff from tropical storm bill's rainfall is causing major flooding. in just the last week parts of northern texas have seen 12 1/2 inches of rain, a third of their average annual rainfall, putting many drivers in precarious positions. and in missouri, powerful storms blew across parts of kansas city. waters of the fishing river overflowing its banks. now that bridge that washed out is just down the road here. this morning, they can't begin to repair it. the entire area is under water. david? >> all right, clayton sandell, thank you. right to ginger zee with the tornado threats. >> severe thunderstorms happening right now as we speak. we'll get a little bit closer where it's happening. more than 80-mile-per-hour winds already recorded.

one-inch hail near minneapolis. parts of wisconsin. and iowa. all in severe thunderstorm watches. and it will keep creeping east. that's what we're concerned about. along the warm front. chicago, grand rapids, detroit, late morning, early afternoon. it progresses eastward. the cold front comes through. the area i'm concerned for tornadoes, illinois, madison, wisconsin. down back through eastern iowa. that's that part. remember we were talking about that flooding rain thankfully drying out a bit in texas. the ball's bull's eye of heavy rain happening right there. >> i have to tell you about this. in the west, we know the situation is there. dry conditions and broiling heat fueling those wildfires. dozens burning right now. the biggest scorching nearly 20,000 acres. and abc's kayna whitworth is there for us in california's san bernardino national forest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: we have 13 fires in 7 states.

officials here telling me the lake fire grew overnight. you can see the crews getting ready to head up to the lines again. with hotter than normal temperatures and no rain in sight, this fight is far from over. this morning, the largest fire in the state still growing now topping 17,000 acres. it may be moving away from big bear. it's six miles from the city. too close and burning too hot for charles wilson who drove 70 miles to pick up his daughter, brianna, to get her out of harm's way. >> we decided to get her and get her home and safe. >> reporter: the blaze 19% contained. but officials say it's far from under control. >> they're still very much battling the topography and the steep terrain. >> reporter: nearly 2,000 firefighters are working on the lake fire. those not in the wilderness are sleeping in these tents. more are coming every day. but fire officials have to manage this because we have three other fires burning in the state.

three homes lost hear bringing the total fire acreage closer to 20,000 throughout the state. and it's not just california. in alaska, authorities forced to measure in miles. 85 separate fires burning. covering 195 square miles. with lives and property at stake, there's no rest for the firefighters. many of them dads who spent their father's day protecting someone else's family. >> my little boy says he wants to be a firefighter. so i'm doing something right. >> reporter: the community of big bear doing what they can to show appreciation to fire fighters at the command center. they have been dropping off water, snacks, thank you cards. yesterday, they dropped off anonymous father's day cards. >> so touching, thank you for sharing that with us. let's get "gma" weekend anchor dan harris in now for amy. starting with an attack on the afghan parliament? >> that's right. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. a large and well-coordinated attack by the taliban.

on the afghan parliament. just as lawmakers were voting. the exact moment caught on camera. [ speaking foreign language ] [ explosion ] >> wow, that explosion followed by screams. you can hear them as a huge suicide car bomb was detonated outside the building. there was confusion, there was panic but no members of parliament got hurt. dozens of people on the outside not so lucky. all of the attackers were killed. a long ordeal ended overnight for 250 airline passengers. their rome to chicago flight was diverted to belfast, ireland. where an unruly passenger was taken off and arrested. the flight crew met the work hour limits so the passengers had to wait for a new crew. many sleeping on the floor of the airport during a 21-hour delay. united is refunding the tickets. at the very least. a grim discovery on a mountain in new mexico. searchers have discovered the body of the former white house chef walter scheib. in a river near a trail where he had gone hiking more than a week ago. he cooked for the clintons and

the bushes and had just recently moved to new mexico. lifeguards at some of the most popular beaches in maine are on the lookout for a great white shark. the shark was reportedly seen by at least three witnesses over the weekend. for now, officials say there's no reason to close the beaches despite those sightings. and finally, an animal story of a much less menacing variety. unless you're a member of the philadelphia phillies. look who interrupted the game this weekend. a squirrel. climbing to the top of the netting above home plate. check it out. the rambunctious rodent jumps 30 feet and races directly into the dugout, where the players react as if they're being attacked by a herd of wildebeest. in the words of the announcer, those are professional athletes.

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unreal! >> reporter: the collapse clearing the way for another win for golf's newest golden boy, 21-year-old jordan spieth. who becomes the first golfer since tiger woods in 2002 to win the first two majors of the year. after a brutal back and forth tournament, which saw jason day take a scary tumble after a bout with vertigo, spieth prevailed over the pack. shocked and humbled after the win. jordan spieth giving his dad a father's day gift above par. >> he's the reason i'm here. dad, this was definitely for you today. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> he's such a good boy. next up, the british open. could be a three-peat. >> who knows. >> the way he's playing right now. ginger, in the midwest? you have pick tushes you want to show us? >> more than 150 severe storm reports. including this hail. look at this picture out of missouri. just a shelf cloud. you're going to see things like

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good morning, america. right now, an intense search is under way for those escaped killers. you're looking live at one of the checkpoints just 20 miles from the prison where they escaped. police finding new clues they may have been hiding at a campground there. more than 40 million americans at risk of severe weather. major cities in the midwest on alert for strong tornadoes today. and the big announcement this morning about some of your kids' favorite breakfast cereals. that abc news exclusive is moments away. we're looking at the cereal right now going -- >> another color in froot loops. >> always great to be by your side. lots to get to this monday morning. that's taylor swift right there.

making headlines overnight. video for her hit, "bad blood." no more bad blood with apple. the company just responded in a huge way that could affect all of us. and taylor swift is very happy this morning. >> the way it played out online for us to see. we'll talk about that. we begin with a bizarre story. a new jersey family who says their new home is being stalked. the home is being stalked. they say they've been receiving threatening letters since buying the house. abc's gio benitez is in westfield, new jersey with that story for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. this is exactly the kind of place where anyone would want to raise their kids. this morning, one family says, a creepy stalker won't let them move in. this morning in this upscale new jersey town of westfield, one family says a real-life real estate nightmare is playing out this morning. an anonymous stalker calling himself "the watcher" allegedly

terrorizing them so much, they haven't even moved into their million-dollar dream home. the new owners so frightened they want their identity and address protected say that just three days after they bought the six-bedroom, $1.3 million home last june, they started receiving threatening letters. according to reports the watcher allegedly wrote that the home has been the subject of my family for decades. claiming he was put in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming. he includes an ominous question and promise. why are you here? i will find out. then the family says there's this from the watcher. i am pleased to know your names now and the name of the young blood you brought to me. >> i would be horrified. i wouldn't want a stalker. >> reporter: the family now suing the previous owners, claiming the seller allegedly received one of the letters a week before the closing and should have told them about it. adding that this will now affect the value of the home. >> the previous owners don't

really have an obligation, legally, to tell prospective buyers or the new owner that effectively their house has been stalked. >> reporter: this morning, nobody knows who the watcher is. but this family says they're not willing to find out. by the way, westfield has a dark past of its own. with the so-called bogeyman of westfield. a guy who killed his entire family in the '70s and was on the run for 18 years. >> let's just say, they better tell us. >> you would hope. >> but not legally responsible. now to the close call for two skydivers caught on camera. the daredevils surviving. look at this, a midair mishap, intentionally colliding after one of their parachutes failed. working together to save each other. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: you have to see the pictures to believe it. in a few seconds, a drill went to an all-out emergency. >> oh, my gosh.

>> reporter: a frightening scene in the skies as two members of the british army's red devil stunt team seemed to collide in midair. look closer. it's a rescue operation. after one of the men's parachutes failed to open. 2700 feet above the ground. h he's got caught up. >> mike french wraps his legs around wayne shorthouse. hundreds of spectators anxiously watch in fear. french tries to find the safest landing area. at last, locating water to prepare for a safe landing. >> as soon as we noticed we were in this predicament, the training kicked in. >> we made the decision to stay as we were, entangled, and land connected into the water. >> reporter: the red devils confirming the incident posting on facebook for the first time in 25 years they had a parachute fail.

one team member caught his teammate and brought him into queens dock. our safety procedures worked perfectly. what a close call. as soon as the two were safely on the ground out of their parachutes they hit, where else? the local pub. they said they had quite a chuckle. >> goodness gracious. >> i would hit the pub, too. >> and hard. we wouldn't do it. you did it live on "gma." >> i did it before then. it doesn't happen often. it's not like that is common. >> we were like, no, we wouldn't do it. ginger was like -- >> not on a bucket. not on the list. pass. >> let's go over to dan harris in the social square. what do you have in the "speed feed"? he said, t. swift. so cool. >> i'm with lara. i would not jump out of a plane for any reason. breaking overnight, t. swift takes on the most powerful company in america and wins. she launched an attack on the new music streaming service from apple. apple music, which launches soon, is offering three free months to new users. streaming is a huge business.

and in an impassioned post, swift revealed she would not allow her hit album to be available on the service because apple said it would not be paying writers, producers, or artists during the three-month trial period. en. >> she said she would not lou her new album to be on this service. because it's not paying the producers or artists. as she wrote, we don't ask you for free iphones. please don't ask us to provide you with our music for no compensation. overnight, apple caved. they said they have heard swift and will pay artists for streaming. according to my math, it only took 17 hours for the woman behind "shake it off" to make a policy switch for aprille. swift's boyfriend tweeting overnight, d.j. calvin harris

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mara schiavocampo has simple ways to slash h ose bills. >> reporter: meet 5-year-old kinzie and 4-month-old camden. every bit family to ashton and alex. >> we worry about the dynamics between the dogs like we would if we had two children. >> reporter: as most pet parents know, our furry friends can be cute, cuddly, and sometimes, costly. >> she's still in medical school. it's tough having one income. >> reporter: their annual spending, over $4,000. we brought in the big guns. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: animal expert and veterinarian dr. liz hanson. tip number one. for your pets' meds, you don't always have to buy from your doctor's office. the markup there can hit over 100%. >> you would spend $600 for parasitic preventatives. >> reporter: instead, use apps like good rx or lowest med. it lets you compare prices at

pharmacies in your neighborhood. for one of kinzie's prescriptions, they're paying $120. we found the same medicine for $103.95. whenever possible, buy generic. tim number two instead of a professional groomer -- >> $75 for grooming is a lot. >> reporter: consider selfie service pet washes and for grooming supplies use discount sites like pet edge and chewy.com. >> you spend $740. we can get that down. >> reporter: tip number three, for food and treatments, consider amazon prime. you'll pay a subscription fee. but the discounts add up. >> amazon prime, $46.49. >> reporter: and bonus trip. next time your family leaves town, consider dog vaca or rover.com. dog lovers in the area sign up to care for your pups right in their home. it can cost up to 40% % less than a kennel. >> she's already making herself right at home.

>> reporter: all in all, our insider saving this couple over $1500. all right. another tip, you want to buy your treats in bulk, especially if you plan to visit a doggie day care. if you're wondering how much you spend on your pets, there's an app for that. you can calculate your expenses. and figure out a budget which is very important. lara? >> it's important to have the doggie cam shot again. just to get inside the mind of a dog. yeah. it's helpful. >> i'm not sure it's flattering. >> now we see how they see her. >> as a source of food. >> thank you. for all of our insider's advice, which saved that family more than $1,000 all you need to do is go to our website, good morning america.com on yahoo!! next on "gma." will ferrell and kristen wiig's shocking new roles. what is behind their lifetime

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so what's the problem here? t.j. holmes tells us. >> a good night's sleep is essential. >> oh! >> we all know them like this. which makes seeing them like this -- >> why don't you think about it? >> reporter: -- very, very confusing. >> you really are a strange girl. >> reporter: when word first dropped they were pairing up for a lifetime original movie, many assumed it would be the mother of all made-for-tv spoofs. >> it's my fault. i blamed you for everything. >> reporter: when "deadly adoption," inspired by a true story after a couple terersized carrying their adoptive baby aired this weekend -- >> my baby is out there without her medicine with a crazy woman. >> reporter: -- there was no tongue-in-cheek nod to the cheesy hallmarks of the genre. it was all there. kidnapping. murder scenes. the network says, all legit drama. ferrell and wiig playing it straight.

>> let's jubs talk about this. >> reporter: twitter lost its mind. some called it a two-hour "snl" skit where no one breaks. uncomfortably funny. one person writing, it's like "sharknado" for moms. >> everyone's watching and waiting. >> thank you, t.j. just ahead, the movie dominating the box office. how "inside out" is helping parents talk to their kids. we'll talk about that and a lot more. >> it's a great movie. >> isn't it? up with new friskies pull 'n play. with tender string treats cats can eat. that part was their idea. lucy always thought strings should be edible. chloe thought the same. and charlie, well, he's up for anything as long it's fun. new friskies pull 'n play with tender strings. the whole new way to treat 'n play.

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♪ we'll be safe and sound ♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and the huge craze overnight for "inside out." >> nothing's working. why isn't it working? >> what if you could go inside your child's mind? the important lessons for parents from the movie phenomenon. only on "gma" this morning, big changes for your breakfast, starting this morning. the exclusive announcement about some of your kids' favorite cereals. the major makeover. they're getting started right now. and good-bye back pain. the woman who searched the world to figure out how you can feel better when it comes to your back. this morning, simple secrets that could bring big relief. ♪ it's raining men ♪ and it's a magical morning. "magic mike" star joe manganiello joins us live, as we say -- >> good morning, america.

[ cheers and applause ] >> joe manganiello is here! "magic mike" monday. he's back. >> hi. >> hi. >> hello, joe. how are you? >> a little pony playing. >> yeah. >> you heard that? >> how did the contest go? >> well, it is morning show friendly, let's put it that way. >> lara said she had very difficult homework this weekend. >> yes, i had to watch the movie. that was my assignment. >> oh, you poor thing. and you made it here. bright and early. >> yep, up and at 'em. and cue the music, everybody. ♪ i'm all out of love, i'm so lost without you ♪ >> that was so good. so good. >> joe. >> aw. ♪ what am i without you ♪ >> we are launching a new series, america. looking at modern romance and

what brings people together. sofia, i apologize. i would like to ask you, joe. before we get into this series. what advice would you give to guys looking to ask out a woman? what's great piece of useful advice for modern day romance. >> figure out what you want and go for it. just go for it. >> confidence. >> i love it. >> no game-playing. >> just go. you only live once. go for it. >> and don't take a date to see "magic mike." >> no, do. your chances of getting lucky go up exponentially. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> oh, really? >> duly noted. >> it's now 8:02. we have much more ahead. >> everyone is awake. >> yes, we definitely are. >> we have more with joe and lara coming up. also, "inside out" the movie phenomenon. the other movie people are talking about. this one gets into the minds of our children. we'll tell you this morning about the two emotions that didn't make the film. >> did not? >> did not. first, over to "gma" week end anchor dan harris with the

morning rundown. dan? >> hey, guys the big story a potentially major break for the hunt of the two escaped murders in new york. positive dna matches have been found 20 miles from the prison in a hunting camp found on food left behind h. they're combing the area for richard matt and david sweat who have been on the run for 17 days. police set up road blocks and we expect a full update later this morning from officials. a truly incredible show of solidarity in charleston, south carolina, in the aftermath of that horrific church shooting. as many as 15,000 marchers gathering last night on a bridge to remember the nine people killed at the emanuel ame, hold ing hands to form a unity chain. earlier, the church held the first services since the attack. ahead of the first funeral set for later this week. a rather shocking comment

from president obama using the "n" word in a new interview as he looked back at the church massacre. the president was discussing racism with the comedian mark marin when he said america is not yet cured of racism. and, sad news out of northern colorado. where the plague is confirmed to be the cause of a sudden death of a student athlete. it's believed taylor gaes contracted the disease from fleas on a dead animal. our best to his family this morning. a big change for some of the best-known breakfast cereals. after decades on the market, general mills is re-creating recipes minus the artificial ingredients. abc's rebecca jarvis got an exclusive look at some of those healthier choices. >> these trix taste megafruity. >> reporter: this morning, a big announcement from a cereal giant. >> silly rabbit, trix are for kids. >> reporter: general mills, the maker of trix, lucky charms, and cheerios, is making a huge change to their breakfast staple.

>> we've made the decision to remove all artificial flavors and colors from artificial sources out of the entire line of general mills cereals. >> reporter: becoming the only cereal company to replace those artificial colors and flavors with natural sources like fruits, vegetables, and spices. we got an exclusive sneak peek inside the test kitchen where researchers hard at work recreating those test recipes. this is the top secret lab. >> this is the lab. >> reporter: researchers putting the final touches on a kids' favorite, trix. they tried hundreds of products. including tomatoes, purple carrots, and prices like turmeric to get those colors. >> you're seeing radishes, strawberries, blueberries. >> radishes? that's a surprise. >> the combination to get to the color but not the taste. we don't want trix fruity cereal to taste like vegetables. >> reporter: the finished product.

here's the old trix. here's the new. you've seen it here first. the new trix. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, minneapolis. >> and one final note from the news desk. ginger telling us about the heat in southern california. one little guy apparently couldn't "bear" it anymore. i apologize for the pun. there he is, wandering into the shade of the backyard in a house in pasadena. then time for a dip. he spent time in the pool, just enough to cool off before looking for some food and walking away. i think that is the short cut to me never getting in that pool ever again. who knows what's on that bear? >> thank you, dan. over to lara now in the social square. lara in >> thank you, robin. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first up, parents are using the movie "inside out" to have real conversations with their kids. and the emotions the movie decided not to include. and could this be the key to fixing your back pain for good? the posture guru, there really is one, sharing her secrets with

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lower back. >> who hasn't had back pain? >> she's been looking into that. time for the "heat index" and this morning's "hot button." pixar's "inside out." it made a huge debut, had a huge debut over the weekend. the stars of the movie are not monsters or toys. but the emotions inside an 11-year-old girl, riley. it's a great springboard for better communication between parents and their children. abc's david wright, his little girl is here with us this morning, he is as well. david? >> reporter: good morning, robin. pixar's extraordinary new movie is not a princess movie. not a toy story. this is a movie that takes you inside the mind of a child, designed to help kids and their parents understand each other better. and to help them to communicate. it's a movie about the metaphysics of childhood. the emotions battling for control inside our head. >> nothing's working. why isn't it working? >> reporter: and the memories that make up who we are.

>> when she first scored a goal, it was so amazing. >> reporter: feelings that hit home for kids of all ages. >> joy, disgust, fear, and anger. >> it feels like they're all in my head. >> really? you can picture them there in your head? >> yeah. >> all of you? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: our panel of experts may have been younger than "inside out's" 11-year-old heroine. they sure could relate. are all the feelings important or just some? >> all of them. they all form something that you do in your life. >> the movie "inside out" allows children and their parents to create a springboard for discussion. when children are able to name and claim emotions, they are able to process those emotions in a much more positive way. >> sir, reporting high levels of sass. >> reporter: do you feel like you understand your kids better now? >> yeah, it gives you insight.

on, you know, what they might be thinking. >> reporter: parents recognize the value of the movie's message, that every emotion has its proper role to play. >> even as an adult, like, sadness, fear, and anger are still three emotions that i'll not necessarily want to embrace. >> reporter: raise your hand if you would recommend this movie to a friend. everybody? wow. pixar consulted with child psychologists and child development experts. one expert said there are seven core emotions. not just the five you see in the movie. any guesses of the two that didn't make the cut? >> he told me. i can't guess. >> i know. >> surprise and contempt. >> contempt, right? >> you have joy, anger, sadness, disgust, and fear. >> very good, david wright. >> i was fixated on watching your little girl watch you. she's got all of lara's jewelry on right now.

>> this is where daddy works. >> philomena. >> and she was in the story. david was interviewing his own daughter. >> she has lara's jewelry on. >> she has raided the jewelry cabinet. anytime, philomena. >> it's a phenomenon. this movie we're talking about. leading the conversation you can have with your children. you don't need to see the movie to have the conversation. joining us now is the author of "odd girl out" and cofounder of girls leadership, rachel simmons. >> good morning. >> thank you, good morning. >> a lot of people talking about this film. it's fascinating. >> it's an amazing opportunity to talk to kids about their feelings. the feelings are characters. the characters are making you do things you're proud of you regret. what a chance for parents to say, these are your feelings, pay attention, respect them. boys and girls are growing up with crazy messages. boys are told don't be sad, don't be embarrassed, be man. girls are told, be nice. be liked. they're not being able to develop emotional intelligence.

and to flex those muscles. this movie can help them. >> you talk a lot about emotional intell jeps. how do you help develop that >> first, if you're lucky enough to have a kid telling you how he or she feels, don't minimize it. don't say, oh, i'm sure it's not that big a deal. like, you're taking it so personally. don't deny the feelings. don't try to convince them they're not feeling what they're feeling. validate them. empathize. you want them to know every feeling is okay. finally -- i'm speaking as a mother of a 3-year-old -- your kid mimics you, for better or for worse. use emotion words. cultivate your kid's emotional vocabulary. say things like, i'm happy it's friday. i'm nervous about this presentation. and you will help your kids develop that ability to express themselves. >> it's really good advice. i like the idea of not saying, oh, don't be whatever. >> own it. >> when you know how you feel, you feel more confidence in what you have to say. that's everything. believing that i have the right to feel the way i feel. i think parents can really make

a difference here. >> rachel, thank you so much. david wright, thank you, too. philomena. >> thank you. i have an aching back. you're supposed to say, go ahead and feel that way. you're supposed to embrace it. i was going somewhere where this. you're supposed to embrace how you feel. a lot of people go through this every minute of the day. back pain. over 31 million americans. becky worley with tips we hadn't thought of before. >> ah, my back! >> dad! >> reporter: back problems. more than 40% of americans suffer from back pain. aching for relief. from sore shoulders to a literal pain in the neck. >> your low back is in spasm, jay, i can massage that out for you. >> i'm fine. >> reporter: enter esther. dubbed the posture guru. she says there's an ancient secret to unlocking a cure. >> if you go back in time and study the literature, they had much less back pain. >> reporter: her theory, modern

life like computer use, molds the spine in an "s" or "c" shape. the key to relief? reshape it into a "j" with a focus on your backside. >> you want to stand tall or sit tall. >> reporter: turn every step into a rep. squeezing your gluteus maximus. as you walk to strengthen it constantly. >> squeeze here. squeeze, squeeze, good. >> reporter: and about your posterior. behind behind. >> behind behind. that's it. >> reporter: tip two, you can create that "j" shape by wedging your pelvis back when you sit. >> you stand up. widen your leg. try to set your imaginary tail out behind you. >> reporter: from here, roll the shoulders back. and she says keep your arms close. >> it feels a bit funny. you feel like you have little t-rex arms. >> reporter: tip three, support the mid back in the car with a cushion or cloth.

>> we're not crying to create lumbar curve we're trying to reduce it. >> reporter: the traditional medical community is paying attention. as she goes back in time to find pain relief. >> back pain is a significant problem. i think these kinds of methods are very helpful. >> if you want more information on the methods, go to our website where we have lots of links. so many people have back pain. >> who hasn't had back pain at some point? let me ask you, because it's a industry who is making the most leaps here? >> posture. as way to alleviate back pain. the problem is, you don't get an immediate feedback mechanism. this is the posture shirt. it's from a company call align med. these panels remind you, it doesn't hold you back. it reminds you. francine is wearing it. what does it feel like? >> it's awesome. it feels like someone is pushing my shoulders up and making me sit straight. i've had it on for 45 minutes to an hour and it's amazing. i mean, i love it. >> when you say reminds you, how does it remind you?

>> it gives you a tug. it's tight. this is the lumo lift. also a reminder. you wear on it the lapel. when you slouch, it gives you a little -- >> oh, yeah, it's vibrating. i hope i don't walk like this. >> no. >> you guys would all help me with that. >> stand up straight, cro-magnon. this connects with your cell phone. >> we have to wrap. we have a few seconds left. try this out. >> a pillow. the idea, get your behind behind. and then, sit up, stacked sitting. >> we love this, becky. she's got great posture already. teaching us all. back over to you, robin. >> you inspire me every morning. you have always had good posture. is it your diving? >> and my mother, sit up! >> she wears something that delivers a shock. >> it's working. it's working. hey, also, the incredible u.s. women's soccer team going for their first world cup title in 16 years. they survive the so-called group of death.

they're now in the knockout round. it's do or die time. starting with colombia tonight. jesse has spent time with them. >> reporter: the excitement building. fans anxiously awaiting for team usa to take the field again on their road to soccer dominance, the world cup. >> incredible. >> reporter: coming out on top of the group of death. beating australia, nigeria, tying sweden. earning them a favorable spot in the round of 16. where they'll face off against colombia. a familiar opponent. >> abby wambach has saved the usa's life! >> reporter: superstar abby wambach and the team, eager for redemption. following their tough loss to japan in the last world cup. >> a broken-hearted usa. >> reporter: this is your fourth world cup. what would it mean to finally bring it home? >> i would trade in, no joke, any records i've gotten for one world cup championship. >> oh!

>> reporter: alex morgan, back from a knee injury and ready to take on the competition. her new teammates, christen press and sydney leroux ready to shine. >> i want to score. that's always, you know, in my head. >> reporter: what are these leading ladies like off the field? if it's girl's night out, who takes the longest to get ready? oh, wow. who has the best goal celebration? >> rapinoe. >> rapinoe. >> right away. >> in the mike at the world cup. >> preplanned. ♪ born in the usa ♪ >> reporter: the u.s. is hoping there will be plenty of that in the next few weeks. >> she believes. >> now, tonight's game against colombia could be a tough one. not only do the two teams have history. in a recent interview, one of the colombian star players accused the americans of belittling her team. so don't be surprised if there's some sparks flying on

the pitch tonight. >> it will be a good one. >> reporter: colombia, probably the surprise team. after beating third-ranked france. it will be a good one. >> this is wonderful, wonderful. she believes. i have some friends who have taken their daughters to canada. >> it's awesome. >> i just love this time. >> they were on the show. you could feel their heart. >> all righty. we'll see what happens, jesse. >> must-watch tv. let's get outside to ginger. >> and robin, a breezy but beautiful morning. happy 13th birthday to this young lady. right to the forecast. chicago is one of those cities on alert. severe storms moving through. two rounds. one with the warm, one with the cold. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. we are going to be mostly sunny and slightly warmer today but nothing like the extreme heat on thursday and friday. good news is the weekend will pull back to comfortable levels. today we start with upper 50s to low 60 at the coast and mid-60s around san francisco and 68 at richmond and 70s

elsewhere but inland will be the east bay in the north bay. we push triple delegates thursday -- triple lara, lara, lara. what's popping? >> thank you so much, ginger. get on in here. we're going to begin "pop news" today with this. two of hollywood's hottest stars, jennifer lawrence and chris pratt, heading into outer space in a movie. this is being billed as "gravity" with romance. her paycheck will also be out of this world. she's getting $20 million reportedly plus 30% of the profits. robin is giving a big thumbs up to that. >> girl power! >> girl power. >> i believe. >> she believes. >> and listen to this. it's a lot more than chris pratt would be making. he's reportedly going to get $12 million. >> poor baby. >> that's all he's getting? walk off the set.

>> prepare to blast-off. production is set to begin in t-mean us 3 months. looking forward to that. two of hollywood's favorites. forget hang ten. it was hang 660. at famed huntington beach in california, on international surf day. saturday, 66 surfers -- look at that. they broke the guinness world record for the most riders on a single board. make it a humongous 42-foot-long board. as hundreds of fans cheered from the pier the wave riders shredded for 13 seconds. they were so stoked. >> dude! gnarly. >> some of them managed to use selfie sticks without wiping out. while on the board. >> okay. all right. >> that helps you balance, though. it's cheating. >> congratulations, everybody. >> cool. and finally, we can all relate to how annoying it can be when you can't connect to wifi. i mean, if no one understands

this guy certainly does. primitive technology can be a lot for this primate. he's trying so hard. we were wondering if maybe his amazon order was late. who knows? it look like it's driving him bananas. that is "pop -- >> why are you playing that song? >> we mentioned air supply. dan mentioned air supply earlier. >> she's been singing this every commercial break. come on, come on. >> now she's quiet. >> now you won't sing it? >> i don't perform on command. >> okay. >> that is the first time ever. >> what? i don't believe we've met. >> who are you? >> great way to start the monday morning. lots more ahead. "magic mike" oh, oh, oh. >> oh, yeah!

good morning. i'm kristen sze. days before this weekend's pride celebration in san francisco, an lgbt must recall has been defaced in san francisco's mission district. the must recall plends mexican-american images with lesbian, gay and transgender themes. it was covered in black graffiti on saturday. there are security cameras pointed trektly at the must recall and the video has been turned other to the police. your morning commute, back to work on monday. >> as you're traveling northbound on 880, this that's where we've got a couple of vehicles involved plus a motorcycle. two lanes blocked right now. 6 miles an hour is your top speed. 580 would be your alternate but we're looking at slowing as you approach to lake.

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degrees below average. it's not as cool as it was yesterday. our coolest ♪ should have been a fire should have been the perfect save ♪ [ cheers and applause ] welcome back. an exclusive first look at tori kelly's new video for "should have been us." she's performing live for us just moments away. she's got some fans. also coming up joe manganiello is here. he'll share some behind the scenes secrets to the highly anticipated "magic mike." lara's told us some of them. she did some very deep research. >> i had to watch the movie this weekend. we'll get into that moments away. right now, into modern

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turn now to a new movie generating talk about old school friendships. "dope." jesse sat down with the cast. >> it's an awesome movie. a refreshing take. these self-described geeks try to survive in their neighborhood. >> all i want to do is zoom zoom zoom and a boom, boom. >> word. >> reporter: it's the new movie ready to take you back to high school "dope." the new york times said it revisits the hope with joy and wit. you got so much acclaim in sundance in cannes. what is this movie about? >> it's about, three best friend who is are in this punk band. they just don't fit in their environment. they're considered geeks because they like white people music.

>> these three kids trying to fit into a society that doesn't accept them. and how they try to navigate the bottoms in a way that they don't get killed. >> they'll survive. they'll overcome. >> a lot of ways i feel like the movie, it pays homage to menace to society or juice. it's like a high school comedy in some ways as well. how would you define the genre of the movie? >> nothing that's ever been done before that's why it's so great. it's dope. >> boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: while the three main cast members are still up and coming, the star power behind the scenes is strong with forest whitaker and far rel willpharrell williams a williams as producers. >> you can trust them to make the right decisions. >> you were all on the sound track, right? >> yes.

>> pharrell cure rates the sound track. what is it like to work with a guy like that? >> i think for all of us it was kind of surreal. it was like a dream come true. we're all into different genres of music. we can all agree on one thing which is pharrell is -- >> is pharrell. >> -- is pharrell. the whole thing was such a collaborative effort. >> reporter: they have fresh advice of their own. >> apply yourself for real. write down your thoughts. what do you want? you feel like i can go out tonight. you can choose that or go to the gym and play ball if you're going to be a basketball player. >> you're going hang out with us tonight, right? >> the writer and director rick famuyiwa said he was inspired by movies like "the breakfast

club." >> you are singing the praises of this song. the movie. >> you must go watch this. your home work was tough. this was awesome for me to watch. must go see movie. it's incredible. never seen anything like it before. >> that's from our fresh dope jess see palmer. ginger hoo here with the forecast. i don't know lily just got a shot of the sky here. it's beautiful. >> it's breezy. beautiful. we have the bright blue skies. and one of the best crowds in television. look at this. look at the folks this morning. the heat is on, though. that is for sure. summer officially started yesterday. and it feels like it. a scorcher. anywhere from ephoenix at 110. d.c. steamy. the next couple of days it's not going anywhere. charlotte, stays in the 90s. almost 100 in washington, d.c.,

>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, warmer away from the coast with a few more clouds keying you 65 in san francisco, and 80s in the north bay. the seven-day outlook show triple digits possible on [ cheers and applause ] all that weather braug you to by walgreens. now, a sneak peek of tonight's "bachelorette" when ian confronts kaitlyn. >> i question your intentions. i see you as a service level person at this stage. >> my blood is boiling a little bit right now. i'm superoffended by you. i have sat here and appreciated things you have said. you have not once appreciated my sense of humor. >> i have. i have appreciated your charisma. >> you questioned why i'm here and called me surface level. you have in no way appreciated the kind of person i am.

i'm disappointed. >> oh wow. you have to find out what happens next. it's tonight on the"the bachelorette" bachelorette". she'll be here live on "gma" tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning. coming up next joe manganiello is here with "magic

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so the copy says i've been waiting. but it's we a collective we have been waiting three long years for this. finally, the imagine sick back. we're talking "magic mike xxl." the highly anticipated sequel to the first film. channing tatum and his ballpals. >> what am i supposed to do. ? >> that's the mikey i remember. if you apt ready to bring it old school this week end then owe need to hop off this food truck right now. >> why do you think i came? >> i don't know. i do know this. you better be ready to follow my [ muted ] down the rabbit hole brother. i'm talking out of body baby. >> out of body. you've been with us several times lately. we appreciate your support. >> thank you for having me. i feel at home here. this is like a, you know every

dad has a chair. this is my chair now. >> any time. i personally invite you. >> delicious tea, by the way. >> made it myself joe. tell me a little bit about doing the first movie. did you all feel a camaraderie that you wanted the sequel to happen? did you know it would happen? was it a struggle? >> we shot the first movie as a little indie moverie that could. the number one reason to come back for a sequel was the brotherhood. we're rally a really a family or team if you will. hanging out with them for several months was worth it. >> tell me about the set. in between take. watching each other perform. are you teasing each other, encouraging each other. pushing each other to go fufrter? >> laughing his tarically. roll tong ground. most movies when you don't work you're not there that day. nobody shows up to work on their day off. but on this one, everybody did.

it was like a big party and you just didn't want to miss anything. >> and with steven soderbergh was he present? the dynamic changed a little bit? chlt he and greg are a producing, directing duo. they've been together for 25 years. so it was really just greg had the final say while steven stepped and stayed behind the camera and edited. they were there as a unit the whole way through. >> i don't know if we have the clip of michael strahan. >> i don't think you can really show michael strahan's part on daytime tv. >> i'm not exaggerating. i can't unsee what i saw. >> nobody is going to look at that man the same way. >> i know. robin and i were saying he's like our brother. >> and i think they probably edited that scene 20 times to make sure he kept his -- to keep his job. >> they cleaned it up? oh no. >> there's going to be a triple

xl version of michael's routine on a dvd somewhere. >> let's just say he dove right in. >> god bless that guy. >> can you say my character's name? >> no i can't. it's a difficult problem he faces. and you -- in the last movie, you were like, your routine is about firefighters. and this movie, i will just say, is worth watching just to get to the final routines. how is that for you? did you guys, were you -- did you stick to the choreography? put your own moves in? >> our choreographers are genius pip don't throw that around lightly. alison teresa they were amazing. i did get to pick my own music in this film. >> you did? >> so um -- there's a nine-inch nails song. that plays during my fanle routine. probably my favorite band of all time. and another routine. >> the routine in the minimart

is phenomenal. and the whole goal is that you have to try to make this woman, who doesn't look very happy, happy. >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm. it there is right there. >> oh my i can't believe you just showed that "good morning america." >> yes, wake up america. >> manganiello in the house. finish with a game we have called you don't know joe. and these are some fun facts about mr. manganiello. bachelor of fine arts from carnegie mellon school of drama. >> yes. you would never assume that. looking at my male stripper movies. >> a serious drama program. you attended with bomer. >> yes. we were classmates. he was musical theater. i was acting. >> one more. you grew up playing football basketball volleyball you gave up sports for the love of acting? chlt yeah. carnegie mel lon wanted me to play basketball. the only other drama student who played basketball was kicked out

after a semester. the workload is just too much as a drama student. i had to pick. >> and it all worked out. >> ear we are. >> with this very fine film. >> this classy classy movie. >> it's fun. it's really fun. you're so great. thank you. give our love to sofia. >> i will. >> and all the boys. "magic mike xxl" opens wednesday, july 1st. next up

let's talk to the people. critics are raving about breakout singer songwriter tori kelly. many are expecting her to be nominated for a best new artist grammy. she has a brand-new album out

tomorrow. called "unbreakable smile" please welcome, tori kelly. [ cheers and applause ] oh. you know i am so excited for you. the new music is coming out. >> thank you. >> and it's a real blend. you said it's a marriage of this urban soul and pop and, just describe it for us. >> i mean you hit it on the head. it's really everything i grew up listening to. and i'm excited just because i put so much into myself into these songs. people get to hear it. i'm stoke period tomorrow i'm going the freak out, probably, even more. >> you'll be at best buy performing. >> sit right there? >> come on now. you could not have in your wildest dreams you have been writing, doing this since you were yea high. to have the following. you have worked hard at your craft. >> i have. i think it's exciting too, because of the type of fans that i have.

we all feel like we're on this journey together. it's not an overnight thing. we've all been through it. it makes the album release. >> get ready for your suddenly. you've been working at it. you're going to hear the new album, i said the new album out tomorrow "unbreakable smile." here tori kelly with "should have been us." ♪ walking around with my head down my heels on downtown in the thick crowd it's just you that my mind is on ♪ ♪ dressed up got my heart messed up you got yours and i got mine it's unfair that i still care and i wonder where you are tonight thinking it could be different ♪ ♪ but maybe we missed it yeah thinking it could be different

it could it could it should have been us should have been a fire ♪ ♪ should have been the perfect storm should have been us could have been the real thing now we'll never know for sure ♪ ♪ we both know it should have been us it should have been us back and forth like a tug of war what ps it all for ♪ ♪ do i want it back, yeah i still got a little flame for you everyone though you drove me mad ♪ ♪ yeah now and then i pretend that it's you when i close my eyes ♪ ♪ you got yours, i got mine but i wonder where you are tonight it should have been us ♪ ♪ should have been a fire should have been the perfect storm it should have been us ♪ ♪ could have been the real thing now we'll never know for sure oh

we were crazy but amazing baby we both know ♪ ♪ it should have been us it should have been yeah oh oh oh should have been us oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ oh oh oh should have been thinking it could be different but maybe we missed it it could be different it could it could ♪ ♪ oh it should have been us should have been the perfect storm should have been us oh yeah now we'll never know for sure ♪ ♪ we were crazy but amazing baby we both know it should have been us us oh, oh, should have been us ♪ ♪ it should have been the fire should have been the perfect

storm it should have been us ♪ ♪ could have been the real thing now we'll never know for sure yeah we were craze cityy but amazing but baby we both know ♪ ♪ it should have been us it should have been us ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

a wonderful way to start our monday morning here with tori kelly. i hear ed sheeran is like texting you, giving you advice? >> he's like my mentor. he's good that. he's been through all of this. >> and you're there. you are there. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ]

good morning. i'm kristen sze. let's check out your forecast. here's mike nicco. >> we'll take a look at what's going on over san francisco. we have a lot of cloud cover right now but that's going to lift to a mostly sunny afternoon by 11:00. we have some extreme heat possible thursday and friday but it will cool nicely for us weekend warriors. 62 in half moon bay. good news even when it gets hot, the lows won't get much warmer than the 50s. near 100 inland on thursday and friday. hugh's the morning commute? >> mike, we had an earlier sig alert in oakland at high street. that sig alert has canceled. we're still left with really slow conditions as you irj your way through oakland. southbound traffic still

building because of an earlier there. heavy delays through unio announcer: it's "live with kelly & michael"! today, from "magic mike xxl" joe manganiello and pro football hall of famer and reality star deion sanders, plus we're kicking off "live's" social countdown. all week long, we're checking out your favorite social media posts. all next on "live"! [cheering and applause] kelly clarkson: ♪ this is my heartbeat song... ♪ announcer: now here are your emmy-award-winning co-hosts kelly ripa and michael strahan! clarkson: ♪ up, up, up all night long oh, up, up all night long this is my heartbeat song and i'm gonna play it turn it on but i know you can take it up, up, up, up... ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you.