good morning, america. breaking overnight, havoc in the heartland. damaging tornadoes touching down. >> look how close to this. >> these telephone poles whipping in the wind. transformers explodeingexploding. >> there's whole houses down. we need units over here. >> homes destroyed. this firehouse collapsing. a drone captures roofs ripped off churches, with more than 70 million people in the path of severe weather right now. also this morning, inside the mind of a killer. exclusive new video of one of those escaped convicts. the disturbing tape of richard matt taken right before he went to prison. brandishing a weapon and giving new insight into the man at the center of this massive manhunt. sean "diddy" combs arrested. the music mogul charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly attacking a

football coach at his son's school. ♪ i'm on top of the world hey ♪ and the ride of his life. the shocking stowaway aboard this plane. look at that cat surprising the pilot midair, how he managed to still make a perfect landing. we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. we have a cat to begin the show. dan harris is extremely happy. >> my cats freak out when you turn the vacuum on. i don't know how that cat stayed in that plane. >> who knows? we'll find out. we'll find out. >> all right. we're going the begin, though severe storms sweeping across the country. tornadoes tearing through the midwest overnight. you're looking live at coal city, illinois, that was hit so hard overnight. >> incredible destruction and so many homes destroyed. and by the way, this is the second time that town has been hit by a tornado in just over a year. the storms are on the move

moving northeasterly. a lot of cities in the path. ginger has it all in a moment. first, alex perez starts us off in coal city. alex, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, david. many here are waking up to scenes just like this one. the winds picking up all of this debris and slamming it up against this house and just here right on the other side what used to be a car wash now basically a pile of rubble. >> look how close it is. >> reporter: disastrous tornadoes wreaking havoc across the heartland. >> never seen winds that strong. >> reporter: look at this wedge tornado forming near illinois city. winds whipping up debris so strong these telephone poles struggling to remain upright. transformers exploding. >> there's whole houses down. we need units over here. >> reporter: a tornado striking coal city just southwest of chicago. >> we've had significant damage throughout the whole town here. >> reporter: overnight, emergency crews responding in the dark to collapsed homes, gas leaks, people reportedly still trapped under rubble. >> is everybody here okay? >> yes, they're all okay.

>> reporter: earlier in the evening, first responders' vehicles trapped and destroyed before they could help others. to the east, portland, michigan, blasted by an ef-1 tornado. >> we're starting searches with canines, both live and cadaver dogs. >> reporter: abc's matt gutman was there on the ground. >> the tornado came up from there. it ripped the roof off of that church. then this church and then a third church all on the same block right across the corner. >> reporter: a drone's view showing trees shredded and roofs ripped off. in one of those churches you can see the steeple plummeting straight into the place of worship. and there, a semi tossed against a local thrift store, dozens of rescuers trying to get three temporarily trapped inside. sue burns' roof sucked right off of her house. >> i had beams flying at me and i just hit the ground. >> reporter: moments later, reunited with her husband. in iowa, winds smashing into an airport hangar, debris crushing

five planes. and luckily there were no fatalities or serious injuries here. this town was slammed by a tornado just two years ago and now that difficult process of cleaning up and rebuilding starting all over again. robin? >> it is, alex, thank you. thinking of all those affected. and there are more than 70 million in the northeast here in the path of those storms headed this way, ginger? >> there are severe storms on the map. this is early morning damage just hours ago between flint and saginaw, michigan. wjrt and marc jacobson just took this photo as the sun comes up, fresh damage pictures coming in. you can see where the storms are now. western pennsylvania and new york. the severe thunderstorm warnings and watches will move to the east. they'll progress. now i have this model on here that shows you it's scattered in nature. not going to be just one big time. you'll see several rounds of storms. some of them will come with damaging winds. and right there this evening, d.c., all the way up to boston. look at that. we're all in that enhanced risk. it's not just the northeast but

along the warm front, another low back here. afternoon and evening from lincoln to close to kansas city hail and damaging wind. david, back in the western plains just east of the rockies, too. >> we know you'll stay on it all morning long. ginger, thanks. we turn to the latest on the manhunt for those escaped killers. police are now narrowing their search after discovering dna evidence from the convicts at a hunting cabin near the prison. food inside that cabin, abc's linzie janis is in owls head, new york. linzie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. a heavy police presence here. officers with their shotguns at the ready have established this perimeter around that area where the cabin is deep in the woods. this morning, authorities pursuing their biggest break so far in the manhunt for escaped convicts david sweat and richard matt. focusing on everything they can find inside a hunting shack. just 20 miles from the prison. >> we have developed evidence that the suspects may have spent time in a cabin in this area.

>> reporter: dna tests on food items left in the cabin in franklin county confirming the inmates were inside. >> this is a confirmed lead for us. it has generated a massive law enforcement response as you can see. and we're going to run this to ground. >> reporter: abc news learning overnight john stockwell, who was at the hunting ground saturday with his dog, discovered signs of people inside the shack that afternoon. he says he saw at least one man running away. stockwell was questioned by police over the weekend. authorities swarming the area monday setting up checkpoints inspecting every car, searching for clues in the woods. local residents scared. have you been worried about this? have you been able to sleep at night? >> no, actually. we found out yesterday about it, so we were up all night. >> reporter: police advising everyone in the area to remain on alert. >> take any necessary safety precautions and remain vigilant about reporting anything, anything that is out of the ordinary. >> reporter: again, police

focusing their search right here near the prison, not far away. hoping that that dna evidence means the escapees are still here. david? >> all right, thanks very much. you hear the families who say they can't sleep at night. knowing that these men could have been in their neighborhood. we'll have much more. that chilling tape of richard matt before he went to prison and what the tape reveals. that's coming up here shortly. >> that is ahead. but now, david, to the growing movement to take down the confederate flag on the grounds of the south carolina statehouse. the state's governor and top lawmakers there joining the chorus calling for it to be removed after last week's shootings at that historic black church. abc's linsey davis is in columbia, south carolina, this morning, for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. somebody just driving by just shouted, take it down. and that's exactly why the naacp is holding a rally today to get this confederate flag behind me taken down. and legislators are expected to vote as early as today about whether they'll tackle this issue now. this morning, the chorus of

calls hitting a crescendo with increased demands to remove this contentious symbol from south carolina's state capitol. >> that flag, while an integral part of our past, does not represent the future. it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: legislators standing beside her in support, including u.s. senator and gop 2016 contender lindsey graham who, only days ago, wanted discussion. but now urging the flag's removal to an appropriate location. seven other southern states use confederate imagery in their flags. three of them, mississippi, tennessee, and florida, also now calling for change. as the nation continues to grapple with the horror of the brutal slayings of nine black churchgoers by accused killer dylann roof. the reaction to the decades-long debate is now deeply connected to these pictures of roof, proudly displaying confederate images. >> it's a symbol of division

among everyone in our society. >> reporter: later this week president obama will deliver the eulogy for the senior pastor who died in this massacre. it's also interesting to note that the son of one of the victims told us that if this flag is taken down then the nine people who lost their lives will not have died in vain. david? >> powerful thing. linsey davis, thank you. we'll turn to a health alert at this hour. big bottled water recall over e. coli fears. more than a dozen brands bottled by the same company may be contaminated with the bacteria. several grocery stores involved. and abc's reena ninan with the story this morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you guys. all kinds of fancy water bottle filters that take impurities out of the water. but this morning, the nationwide recall is for water bottles that look like this one, with specific instructions on how you can protect your family. this morning a multistate recall in huge chains like 7-eleven,

wegmans and shoprite. h 2 o bottled by niagara bottling now being pulled from shelves at 14 chain stores in almost a dozen states over fears of e. coli contamination. the company issuing this alert. boil water before using. finding e. coli bacteria during a test of its pennsylvania water supply this month. niagara water voluntarily pulling the bottles from stores because e. coli can cause things like nausea and severe cramping. it's especially dangerous for children and the elderly. >> one of the ways a company knows their water is safe to drink is testing it for e. coli. if they find e. coli in there, there's something wrong with their process. >> reporter: it doesn't mean everyone who drinks water contaminated with e. coli will get sick. but with 10 billion gallons of bottled water consumed in the u.s. every year, there's the big question. how can you know if the water in the bottle you're reaching for is safe? in most cases, you can't. >> there are actually more rules and regulations around tap water.

epa requires that all the information about your tap water be readily available. >> reporter: so here's the good news. niagara bottling so far says no reports of illnesses or injuries. but for a full list of retailers affected by this recall, check out our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! lots of good details. >> that's interesting what rich said. more regulations on tap water than on bottled water. >> i know. >> yeah. >> reena, thanks. >> thanks for bringing that to us. it's a big day for tom brady. nfl commissioner roger goodell will hear an appeal by brady over his four-game suspension for his alleged role in deflating footballs during the afc championship game. abc's t.j. holmes is here with much more on all that. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: hey, there, robin. an extraordinary meeting about to take place shortly here in new york. we're talking about a mini trial of sorts complete with lawyers, witnesses, evidence, testimony. and it'll go a long way in determining whether or not wins,

losses passer rating, as well as air pressure, will forever be a part of tom brady's stat sheet. this doesn't look like a guy who's worried about anything. ♪ tom brady a week ago cutting loose and sweating it out on the dance floor at a party celebrating his team's super bowl win. but this morning, brady will be sweating it out in a conference room at nfl headquarters in new york where his legacy as one of football's all-time greats is on the line. >> tom brady really needs to have a performance like a super bowl in terms of this hearing. he has to rehabilitate his image. >> reporter: at issue, whether braisedy's dy brady's suspension for deflating game balls should stand. ted wells is expected to testify who wrote the report alleging brady had been at least generally aware of the actives leading to it and serving as arbitrator nfl commissioner roger goodell, who, in a rare move, chose to personally oversee this appeal, despite objections from brady's camp. both sides will get a chance to present their cases to goodell

and call witnesses, which gives brady a chance to say as much or as little as he wants. >> tom brady has been given an invitation by roger goodell to tell more of his side of the story. will he do it? he sure should. >> reporter: brady hasn't addressed the scandal publicly since his guarded comments at an appearance at salem state college a day after the wells report was released. >> we'll get through it. >> reporter: now a chance to clear his name and convince the league that he didn't cheat along the way of his hall of fame career. now, about the timeline. if they don't wrap up the hearing today, they've set aside thursday as well, they could talk about it. and as far as a decision goes, well, there is no timeline, essentially. another high-profile case of greg hardy, who appealed his ten-game suspension, that was a month ago. we're still waiting for that. and, david, it is fascinating in that room. we will not be allowed in but this is one you would put your ear up to a glass against the door the hear what's happening in that room. >> for sure. we also want more analysis on that dance video too, t.j. on tom brady. >> next half hour. >> all right. we're going to turn to trouble for sean combs known as

diddy. the rapper and music mogul arrested for assault after a fight with a football coach at his son's school. abc's kayna whitworth is live in los angeles this morning with more on that. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: hey, david, good morning to you. so i'm live here at the campus police department at ucla. this was the first place that combs was taken after he allegedly swung a kettlebell at the fablootball team's strength coach. and this morning, police are considering that gym equipment a deadly weapon. overnight sean combs posting bail hours after being arrested for allegedly threatening a strength coach at his son's ucla football workout with a kettlebell. tmz reporting the assistant coach was screaming at 21-year-old justin combs. his father watching from the sidelines then allegedly grabbing the coach and confronting him. in a statement, ucla says no one was seriously injured. ♪ i don't know why i don't know why ♪ >> reporter: but the 45-year-old rapper known to fans as diddy seen here in the back of a

police car and then in handcuffs, being walked into the jail. now facing three counts of assault with a deadly weapon one count of making terrorist threats, and one count of battery. this isn't the first time combs has had run-ins with the law. in 1999 he was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and stolen goods. but later acquitted. combs is a passionate supporter of his son justin's football career. here he is beaming at justin's first game with ucla. >> nebraska-ucla, my son's first game. words can't explain. >> reporter: combs even posting this photo of a father-son football game on father's day, just hours before the arrest. now, nobody was actually hurt, but the strength coach here reportedly sal alosi, many might remember him. back in 2010 he was suspended by the nfl for tripping a miami dolphins football player while he was on the coaching staff for the jets. and, david and robin, combs is set to appear in court on july 13th. >> all right, kayna, thanks very much. we've been following the

severe weather, also following the wildfires in the west. and dan has the latest on that. >> good morning, everyone. there's been no break from the heat for the men and women fighting 23 major wildfires in 6 states. and ginger tells me there will be no break anytime soon. the largest one in california called the lake fire scorched 17,000 acres and is only 24% contained. 200 miles north at least three homes have burned and people now being evacuated. and in alaska, more than 3,000 fighters -- firefighters are on the battle lines. in baltimore this morning all six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray have pled not guilty. they're set to go on trial in october. gray's death while in police custody set off days of rioting back in april. well, we now know what upset an airline passenger so much last weekend that he turned a rome to chicago flight into a two-day ordeal. nuts and crackers, or more precisely, a lack thereof. the man, who's 42 was allegedly

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good morning, america. and right now, this is hard-hit coal city, illinois. picking up the pieces across the midwest this morning after more than a dozen reported tornadoes tore through that area. so many homes leveled as you can see, by twisters as the storms move on to the northeast. more than 70 million people in its path. right now the manhunt for those two killers is heating up. and you are about to see this exclusive new video this morning offering a unique look at one of the men who masterminded the great escape. >> chilling, chilling video. we say good morning, america. on this tuesday morning. good to have david muir with us. and let's see. ♪ nasty boys ♪ >> that's not because i'm here. >> oh, you nasty boy. >> theme music. >> yeah. >> yesterday it was air supply. >> exactly.

moving forward. >> we'll explain why all this is taking place. >> now the superstar, well, she is back. the latest on her new music, big return and, of course what her life has been like out of the spotlight. janet is back. >> miss jackson if you're -- yes. we're going to begin this half hour, though, with those escaped killers and that newly revealed video of richard matt. abc news has exclusively obtained this chilling tape as we've said taken before the murder that put him behind bars. it gives us a glimpse of who he is and how dangerous he can be. abc's gio benitez is here with that for us. >> reporter: good morning. this chilling video was shot on 8 millimeter film. richard matt is simply called ricky on the tape as an acquaintance pierces his arm with a blow dart. and it's what he does and hat he says that is so menacing. >> this is my friend ricky matt. he's a freaking crazy lunatic maniac. >> reporter: overnight abc news

obtaining exclusively this disturbing video of richard matt filmed in 1997. >> is this the face of a maniac? >> a south american blow gun. >> this is the south american blow gun. >> we're going to demonstrate. >> we're going to demonstrate how powerful this gun is today. >> reporter: giving new insight into the mind of the convict at the center of the biggest manhunt in recent memory. at the time of his arrest, one officer called him the most evil, vicious person i've ever come across. >> we're going to dip these in aids blood. and we'll put a patent on them and sell them as deadly weapons. >> reporter: the grainy video shot just nine months before matt kidnapped and killed his former boss in december of that year. the then 30-year-old matt would later be convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life. >> show them the dart. i'm about to fire this gun into ricky matt's arm. and we will show you the true meaning of pain. >> reporter: matt seen here

glaring on this tape as an associate tests out a blow dart gun on matt's body. >> ricky with a smile. >> i'm loading it for you. >> he loaded it. he's ready. we're about to shoot the dart into ricky's arm. [ laughter ] ooh. >> went in there. started to come out there. >> reporter: the man in the video bearing little resemblance to a convict described as a charming manipulator. a dangerous killer who helped mastermind one of the most dramatic escapes ever. and just months after this video was shot matt would go on to kill and dismember his former boss. police insist he is still incredibly dangerous, on the run now as a prison escapee for more than two weeks, david. >> disturbing to say the least. gio, thanks. we turn to those vanderbilt university football players who were convicted of sexually assaulting a female student earlier this year. a judge is expected to rule later today if he will throw out their convictions, if they can

everyone walk free. abc's mara schiavocampo this morning. >> all rise. >> reporter: this morning, a tennessee judge making a crucial decision in the case of two former vanderbilt university football players convicted of an alcohol-fueled sex crime which could potentially set the men free. >> did you answer the voir dire questions truthfully? >> reporter: the defense asking for a mistrial after learning the jury foreman in the case didn't reveal he himself, was a sexual assault victim. the foreman testifying he didn't think his prior experience affected his judgment in this case. >> that had been sort of inconsequential at this point in my life. >> reporter: he voted to convict brandon van den burg and cory beattie of aggravated rape and other charges in january, after just three hours of

deliberations. to win a mistrial you have to show that it undermines the integrity of the verdict. >> we find mr. vandenburg guilty of aggravated rape. >> reporter: the two men seen here along with two others accused of bringing an unconscious victim to vandenburg's room after a night of heavy drinking in june 2013 where she was sexually assaulted. batey later testified he had no memory of have night. >> i was just drunk out of my mind. >> reporter: the victim in this case also took the stand during the trial. now bracing for a possible retrial. now, if the judge declares a mistrial, defense attorneys will likely ask that vandenburg and batey be released while they wait for a new trial. and they could walk out of jail this week. it's also possible both sides could reach a plea agreement to avoid a new trial. that ruling is expected to happen later this morning. robin? >> mara. many anxious to see what will happen. now, a look inside the "playboy" mansion. holly madison was hugh hefner's girlfriend but calls her time there a nightmare. hefner is saying she's rewriting history.

abc's nick watt has that story. >> reporter: the "playboy" mansion. if you watch the tv shows, it's about a-list parties, beautiful women, an earthly paradise with hef at the helm. we see him as this old sexy crocodile. >> yeah. >> reporter: but this longtime girlfriend says he was a control freak that life in the mansion drove her to contemplate suicide. >> i really got in way too deep and really lost myself for a number of years. i definitely feel like i escaped from something. >> reporter: she says there were rules. girlfriends had to be home by 9:00. hef would refer to himself in the third person as daddy and play the girls off against each other. no outside jobs allowed and the girlfriends wore matching flannel pink pajamas for sex sessions. holly was on "girls next door" with two other hef girlfriends. were all three of you sleeping with him? >> yeah, i mean, i don't really like to out the other girls or anything but i mean -- he definitely didn't have any

girlfriends he wasn't sleeping with. >> reporter: holly moved in as a wide-eyed penniless student hungry for fame. she says hef offered her quaaludes the first night they slept together. you mentioned and this is a direct quote from your book. repugnant bedtime routine. >> yes. i was just never into other girls in the bedroom. you know, it was his thing. it was never mine. >> reporter: holly compares hef to an ancient ruler with a harem but in 21st century los angeles. holly says now that she's made a name outside the mansion, a vegas show, a turn on "dancing with the stars" now it's time to tell her version unfiltered. >> there's everything you wanted to know in my book and a little more that you didn't even want to know. >> reporter: we asked hef about holly's book and he said "over the course of my life, i've had more than my fair share of romantic relationships with wonderful women. many moved on to live happy, healthy and productive lives, and i'm pleased to say remain dear friends. sadly, there are a few who have

chosen to rewrite history in an attempt to stay in the spotlight." couldn't you just leave? >> i could have, but i was scared to leave. >> reporter: you would have married him? >> yeah. i didn't feel like anybody else would want me after i was there. >> reporter: but they did. three years ago, she met pasquale and they have a little girl, rainbow. nick watt, abc news, las vegas. >> thank you, nick. ginger, that is a beautiful sight behind you. > the aurora borealis. coming out for so many folks. this is from wisconsin. you can see it up to new hampshire. summit at mt. washington. it was even visible anywhere from kansas to west virginia but this video is out of minnesota. just stunning images overnight. the atmosphere such a beauty and the beast after all -yro >> good morning i am meteorologist mike nicco, get ready for total sunshine 60 at t

>> all that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans. we showed you the tornado damage at the top of the show but did not show you the hail. spiky hail that fell in iowa. i saw lots of pictures coming out. that's the type of thing that could happen again today in the northeast. >> really? >> thank you, ginger. more ahead. a terrible accident caught on camera. the driver escaping with just seconds to spare. new concerns about safety at railroad crossings. amazon cracking down on all those fake reviews. are you being duped? tricked into buying products online? we'll be right back.

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this is a problem that's happening more and more and abc's phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: this morning, heart-stopping trouble on the tracks. [ horn blaring ] watch again as this red suv stalled at a crossing in newark, delaware, sunday, gets slammed and pushed nearly a quarter of a mile by a freight train unable to stop. the 76-year-old driver making it out just in time, thanks to two off-duty police officers who pulled him out with only seconds to spare. >> oh! >> reporter: we've seen it before. cars getting stuck, sometimes narrowly avoiding catastrophe. other times not. >> a report of an explosion on the tracks. >> reporter: this metro north train colliding with an suv in february killing six people and hospitalizing dozens. the deadliest train accident in metro north's history. a freight train traveling at 55 miles per hour can take more than a mile, the length of 18 football fields to stop. and government statistics show trains collided with vehicles

more than 2,000 times last year, up 15% from the year before. nearly 270 people killed. another 800 injured. >> driver education is a huge issue. there are also engineering issues that need to be addressed. >> reporter: like how well-lit the crossing is. in south carolina, you'd never miss these tracks in daylight. but this is what betsy deval saw at night. she got stuck with a train barreling down on her. thankfully a nearby police officer sprang into action. >> ma'am, come on get back. come on, get back. >> thank you! thank you for staving me. >> reporter: this morning, experts warning drivers to never drive under or around lowered gates. and if your car does get stuck, get out immediately and move away from the tracks in the direction of the coming train. otherwise, you might get hit by flying debris. for "good morning america," phillip mena, abc news, new york. >> all right, phillip, thank you.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and "rhythm nation," are you ready? janet jackson is back. her first single in almost a decade. and new details on her big return. ♪ tonight's the night ♪ and is this the key to having a baby? >> for some reason i couldn't get pregnant. >> a pill that could help millions to start their families hitting drugstores for the very first time. ♪ need your love ♪ and the bachelorette's quest for love takes an explosive turn. >> the chemistry is there. the emotions are there. >> and the bizarre stunt pulled on air that turned into laughter in the most unexpected place. now, kaiaitlyn is here live one on one. ♪ it's raining men ♪ and it's magic time. are you ready for channing tatum live right here this morning.

♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ and kacey musgraves performs live in times square as we say -- >> good morning, america. how in the world are we going to get all that in in the next hour? good morning, amererica. a magic morning here at times square. and one of the biggest stars on the planet channing tatum is live just ahead. >> i wish he could have heard us serenading him. >> it was so good, please do it again. >> you should. i won't -- >> i won't do it on camera. i want to interview him and would like him to stay. >> remember you said you don't perform on command. >> exactly. that was yesterday. today -- >> a whole new day. so many getting in on the magic fun this morning. fans across the country are showing us their magical moves. it's all for our "magic mike xxl" epic dance contest.

channing will help us reveal the winner, guys, later on in the show. >> did i get my video in time? anyway, jesse palmer right there checking in with us. he's in a secret location this morning. ready to give one lucky fan a huge surprise. and channing with his own surprise guest that he's brought along here this morning. and they're just about here. >> can we have jesse waving like this? >> two more seconds, two more. >> that's right. but first we're going to turn to dan who's made his way over for the morning rundown. the big story this morning, damaging tornados in the heartland. more than a dozen reported, hardest hit, illinois. take a look at this ominous cloud in coal city near chicago waking up to scenes of destruction, gas leak, downed power lines and overnight rescues. severe storms now on the move and ginger will have the forecast in a moment. the rallyingng cry against the confederate flag getting louder. the governor of south carolina

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those testimonials are fake. fabricated to make you buy. to fight it amazon just announced sophisticated new technology that will comb user write-ups looking for deceptive reviews. it's a widespread problem. in april of this year, amazon sued four companies for posting fake write-ups. and new york imposed fines on 19 businesses that sold fraudulent testimonials and posted them on yelp and citysearch. amazon says this new technology will continue to learn which reviews are most helpful to customers and improve the experience over time. how easy is it to write a fake review? i searched for a product i know nothing about. fashion men's short layered wig. five stars. glowing endorsement. it took me less than 60 seconds to write a fake review for a product i've never even seen. >> it is incredibly important that the reviews be credible because this is a huge advantage that amazon and other retailers have over, you know, the physical stores. >> reporter: so making reviews more trust worthy could be a

game-changer for the internet at large. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, new york. and finally, we have talked about cats a lot this morning. and so, to even things up we have a viral video of a dinner dash several months in the making. check out golden retriever colby and blue having trouble on the floor doing whatever it takes to get too their dinner. their owner shot this routine from the same angle every night as the dogs aged from 11 weeks to 11 months old. i can tell you having watched this video many times, the dogs don't get a whole lot better at running as they get older. that is nothing against the dogs. >> what a great idea. >> now, there have been a lot of people online who have said that it would be very helpful and perhaps humane to put an area rug in the corner there when the dogs are coming around. >> not as much fun. i want to know if the other one takes the lead. you can't tell if they change it up at all. >> they look identical. it's true. it's true. they both get fed in the end. there is a happy ending. >> i love happy endings. >> nothing stands between it. >> no.

you know that all too well, don't you? let's get over to lara now who is in the social square. >> thank you so much, robin. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." no sleep for janet jackson fans. the latest on the superstar's huge return to the spotlight. and pregprep, now available over the counter. can this be the key to finally having a baby? plus, the new beauty secrets so many are trying, we'll put something called strobing to the test. and you hear that? [ cheers and applause ] kacey musgraves and channing tatum with us live. here's kacey on "good morning america" here in times square. good morning, everybody. food should be good. strawberries should sing. lettuce should be dirty. dressing, clean. debates should be healthy. hatchets buried. tables should be full. and good food

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i wish you could have heard our fascinating conversation. during the commercial break right then. but we're going to welcome you back to "gma" right now. our models are being made up right now with the latest beauty trend, it's called strobing. don't know what it is? you will. it's a new alternative to contouring. we'll show you a little shading and show you how it works. >> it really brightens the -- >> i thought it was when you were at the club. >> strobing. >> isn't that the move you were doing in the "magic mike" contest? >> ask channing. he'll be here in a minute. time for "heat index" and this morning's hot button, how did i do that? >> very well. timing was good. >> janet jackson one of the top selling recording artists of the '80s and '90s set to make a big comeback. the reclusive pop diva hasn't performed for three years but just released her first single in seven years. a new album on the way. and chris connelly has more. ♪ >> reporter: her fans do. janet jackson spent three years out of the pop spotlight ever since marrying billionaire

wassim al mana and saying hello, dubai. an april sighting in milan or at this "vogue" event last fall not enough to keep janet's bereft fans from posting this wanted poster. ♪ she's had nine lives as a singer, actress and performer. michael's little sister. a youth on "diff'rent strokes" then bursting into music stardom on her own terms in 1986 with "control." huge hits like "nasty." ♪ nasty boys ♪ >> reporter: millions of fans devoted citizens of her "rhythm nation." she remained much beloved in the wake of later moments, both controversial and poignant. 2004's bizarre nipplegate. comforting a distraught paris jackson at michael jackson's memorial. now at 49, janet's back. once again with co-writer producer jimmy jam and terry lewis dropping a new track "no

sleeep." yes, three ex- -- es, on monday and tweeting "i dedicate this to my love." it's her first single in seven years, first song from an upcoming album. >> it's very alluring, very janet but not a dated sound, very -- it fits with what's going on today. >> reporter: this sunday she'll reappear on stage at the b.e.t. awards. ♪ i wanna be the one in control ♪ >> reporter: she's set to kick off her 36-day "unbreakable" tour in august and bring another chance for her "rhythm nation" to rally in support. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> what have you done for me lately? that's right. we were all talking about our favorite albums earlier. >> it's cool because we grew up listening to those songs. absolutely. she had an amazing career. >> still does. >> still does. >> and she'll be honored at the b.e.t. awards sunday. getting the first ever ultimate icon music dance video award and we'll be there. red carpet backstage exclusively.

>> looking forward to that. next on "heat index." hope on the horizon for couples suffering from infertility. a new over-the-counter pill available in drugstores starting this month may help millions of women get pregnant. abc's mara schiavocampo is back with more on that. >> it's negative. >> reporter: turning the pregnancy struggle into baby joy -- >> we're pregnant! i'm with child! >> reporter: -- is not always easy. enter the pregprep kit. a supplement available over the counter at cvs starting this month that might help millions of women get pregnant. dr. lara obler coming up with the idea during her own battle for a baby. >> i knew i was healthy. i knew there was nothing wrong with me and for some reason i wasn't getting pregnant. >> reporter: teaming up with a group of ob/gyns to design a pill that may encourage

pregnancy for making it easier for the sperm to reach the egg. >> a sperm swimming to an egg is analogous to swimming from here to tahiti. >> reporter: a daily multivitamin and a mucolytic to thin the mucus which they're encouraged to take leading up to the week before their fertility window. >> a positive pregnancy test after four years is awesome. >> reporter: she used it while trying to get pregnant with her second child. >> i had an awesome amazing son and i couldn't give him a sibling no matter how hard i tried. >> reporter: she claims the kit helped her conceive her daughter after years of trying. >> it worked. and so to me i owe everything to them. i have a beautiful baby girl. >> reporter: while not all doctors agree with those lofty claims -- >> treatments thinning the cervical mucus don't have data supporting their efficacy. >> reporter: even dr. oboler acknowledges the pill's limitations. >> we suggest if you've used it for six months and are not successful that you go get a consultation with an ob/gny.

>> reporter: for her, the results are all that matter. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and dr. jennifer ashton is here to tell us more about this. it does seem like it has great potential for a lot of couples. what's the science behind it? >> so, everything old is new again. obstetricians have known about this for years. but the science behind it is very similar to when you guys take a cough syrup to loosen the congestion in your chest. it works the same way and there's data behind it. this is the most recent study right here showing that this ingredient acetyl systeine or nac improved pregnancy rates in women with polycystic ovarian syndrome and data has shown that it could boost sperm concentration in men. so do we need more studies? yes. but this is a low risk potential benefit ingredient. >> really encouraging but it's not a foolproof method for everyone having trouble, right. >> absolutely not and when you talk about infertility, david,

there are so many reasons. this is not going to replace an in vitro fertilization cycle. but you have to factor in many things, male infertility, scarred fallopian tubes, poor ovarian function, unexplained infertility, but for some you want to do something proactive out of the gate, fun fact, i used it with my second. >> did you really? >> wow. fantastic. >> awhile ago. >> and what do you know? it worked. >> cutting edge. >> one shot wonder. >> now there is a study right there conducted. >> there you go. >> there are a lot of people that are weighing in. i put a little something on my twitter feed. and people were just really responding wanting to know if it's affordable. i know you'll be answering questions. >> $29 apparently but, you know, people can try it. >> all right. >> great. >> thank you. >> you bet. next up on our "heat index," everybody, it's our series called "modern romance" getting a little reality check as we check in with "the bachelorette." thing, wow, they were a little steamy for kaitlyn as she took the remaining guys overseas and

she'll join us live in a moment. but first, here's a look at all the action, all the action there last night. oh, boy. >> reporter: overnight, the"the bachelorette" drama exploding before a rose was handed out. >> i came here expecting to meet the guy that had her heart broken and was devastated by chris soules not the girl that wanted to get her fields plowed by chris. >> reporter: and kaitlyn not taking it lightly. >> my blood is buying a little bit right now. i'm super offended by you. >> reporter: ian walking away from the show. opening the door for nick to swoop in. >> if it means anything i want everything that ian describes and i'm still here. >> reporter: as the bachelorette and her suitors head overseas the sparks between she and nick continue to fly. >> our next stop is dublin, ireland. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: notorious nick landing the first date in dublin. kaitlyn all along saying she needs to stay true to the process. >> i really like nick. definitely, definitely falling for him.

>> reporter: looking for a modern romance kaitlyn says she won't settle. she'll keep an open mind and an open heart and always be in the moment. >> i want to thank you for taking chances, following your heart. going for it. >> reporter: she did take a risk, though. sleeping with nick after an all day one-on-one date. >> you want to go back to my suite and, i don't know, whatever happens happens. >> reporter: waking up with a twinge of regret worrying if the other guys find out, her impulsive moment with nick might ruin other chances. >> i don't necessarily feel guilty about the act, it's more just guilt from caring about other relationships that i have. >> reporter: and the bachelorette twitterverse blew up tweets ranging from -- to your -- do you thing, girl to tackty, tacky, tacky. so is the pressure too much? will the other guys find out? >> i just hope he's not here to talk to me about what happened

with nick. >> a cliffhanger for the ages. >> i can't do this anymore. >> well, she doesn't look happy there but smiling this morning. kaitlyn is with us live. how are you? >> i'm good, how are you? >> i was asking you off camera and figure we should talk about it. you said you're comfortable. any regrets in sharing that personal detail about your evening? >> i think everybody knows by now that i'm a very in the moment person. so in that moment i felt like i wanted to be honest and open and share that. >> and, of course, then america wants to share with you their feelings on social media. how has that been for you? >> i try to not look too much into it or read too much into it because you know, everybody has their opinions. and no matter what i did throughout the season people will have their opinions. so it's obviously tough when you get to a thousand thousands and thousands of messages that are very negative but i just try to avoid it. >> i think that's good. you know what? you made your choices. people are going to have opinions.

let's get into the episode, though. very explosive. what happened behind the scenes with ian? >> i think ian's ego was a little bruised. according to ian it's not difficult for him to get women according to him. i was thinking -- i said -- i don't know if he took chemistry at princeton but he failed because there was none there. that was the problem. >> oh, wow, kaitlyn throwing down. >> i know. slice him some humble pie. i don't know. >> meanwhile, with nick, obviously chemistry and then some. do you have regrets for having been so intimate? >> again, i am a very in the moment person. and i tried to just separate each relationship. and they all move at different paces and, you know that one definitely moved a little bit quicker than others. and maybe the timing wasn't ideal on that one, but -- >> why do you say that? >> well, just, i always wonder if i would have waited ten days and it was the fantasy suite and i didn't talk about it would i be getting the same sort of response from people? probably not. >> right. >> but maybe the timing -- i

don't know. i worried about jeopardizing other relationships. >> speaking of which really quickly you call yourself the makeout bandit. it seems to bother the guys. especially shawn. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know if they forget what show they're on. like every season i feel like it's the same thing. like, oh, they're making out with so many people. well, that's how you establish if there's a connection or chemistry, so i'm not sure -- i understand that it's difficult, but, it's going to happen. >> a little role reversal. >> exactly. >> kaitlyn, we can't wait to see how this all plays out and you all can, too. watch a brand-new episode of "the bachelorette" next monday night at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. kaitlyn will see you then. right now, we're going to go outside and see ginger. >> we have all these ladies right here from kentucky turning 40 today. it is a hot and sticky day in new york city because we have storms on the way. you can see the live look right there of the city. we're already up around the low 70s going to 91 for a high.

and that cold front is >> good morning, i am abc7 reporter, meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. more sunshine and more warmth today. clouds have more the next couple of nights but it will not stop the heat from peaking in the triple digits inland thursday. today we are in the 80s with 70s around the bay and 60s along the coast into san francisco. good news is although it is warmer in the day our temperatures still falling back and the 50s at night. our warmest day isélfr thursday, we are back to average by >> you can hear that beautiful jackhammer as a background. yeah, hi, mom and dad it says, lara. let's get to "pop news." >> all right. the sights and sounds of new york city. "pop news" time, everybody. you know that music so let's begin with this. time to sharpen up those suits, boys. both looking very, very well, i might add. i was upset, robin, these two were not on the list of the 20

best dressed men on the planet. >> 21, 21. >> 22, mr. dan harris in the house. >> we're on the extended list. >> "gq" did the list. ryan gosling named among the most stylish. i concur. with his street style making the cover of the july issue. hand selected, pharrell, kanye, let's see kanye. jeff goldblum -- which i thought was a good choice. >> lebron. >> yeah lebron. looking good, lebron. "gq" says their process is scientific. thousands of photos. that was their term. thousands of photos analyzed, they even had a several-hour debate over jared leto's hair, the length, whether up in the man bun or down with the ombre effect. >> man bun. >> well, ginger, you are correct. the man bun worked for leto. he actually secured a spot in the top 20. >> because of the bun? >> yeah. >> they really like the chances. he's a risk-taker. >> were you one of the judges? how did you know? >> man bun.

>> man bun. also in "pop news" this morning, so many fans already down and out that "downton abbey" is closing its grand dores after one more season. but fare not -- but fear not, lords and ladies. some of the cast in talks for a special reunion. "downton abbey: the musical." the hit drama's creator julian fellowes has been working with the show's composer, john lunn, on a music adaptation. lunn confirms there are talks with some cast members doing a live tour. we're thinking jazz hands and the jazz age, so many royal possibilities, dame maggie smith tap dancing to a rousing rendition of "what is a weekend." >> the hands go like that. >> i can't take seriously when characters break into song. i don't know -- >> you can't? >> no i can't. >> have you not seen the little show called "glee" -- or -- i mean, i love it. you know i love a show tune. >> i do like it but i have a friend in the sequel. her name is robin roberts. >> thank you very much. >> finally this will warm your heart. it did mine. get ready to meet the canine connection that will i believe

make your day. 10-year-old glen is a jack russell. guys, he's completely blind but not to worry. this little guy has his own guide dog. that's buzz, the bull terrier. >> oh. >> who cares for him in -- he's his eyes. len and buzz inseparable rescued from a tunnel in the uk. they're being cared for by a rescue center. they need a home but they are the ultimate package deal. they cannot be separated. >> nor should they. >> because of their love affair. i know, robin, you're thinking of a very special someone. >> i know. i miss my kj. >> i was wondering -- i wanted to share the story. >> beautiful story. >> all right. well, any way. that's "pop news." everybody, please consider rescuing dogs. i would appreciate it. >> yeah. you'll appreciate this. channing tatum, hi, channing. we'll see you next.

good morning i'm kristen sze. new this morning investigators think a welding accident may be to blame for a house fire in vallejo. it broke out in the garage of a home before 12:30 this morning. you can see the massive flames shooting from the roof. firefighters had to cut holes to vent the fire. one man has hospitalized with severe burns to his upper body. a woman inside the home got out safely with the morning pets. your morning commute, leyla? >> it is just packed especially here at 87 living up to its reputation right past the shark tank. bumper-to-bumper traffic heading into downtown san jose. we also have an accident 101 right near fair oaks causing quite the jam. just before you get to the 286/80 split, another accident blocking a lane. we'll check out your

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good morning. early sunshine. you can see the effects already. mid-50s to low 60s, even a 63 in fairfield right now. let's go to the alameda county fair? it's going to be a funtastic time with temperatures in the mid-70s and mid-80s edgednding up at 61 by 10:00. it's 67 at at&t park dropping

down to 57. today will feel great or at least comfortable compared to the 90s and 100s thursday. ♪ raise your own babies ♪ ♪ smoke your own smoke and grow your own daisies ♪ ♪ mend your own fences ♪ >> new music from country megastar kacey musgraves, "biscuits." there she is her brand-new album drops this morning, there she is in the social square getting ready to sing. she's ready to go. i adore her. >> me too. >> you know what was show great. she walked in this morning, no entourage, just a downhome girl. so approachable and extremely talented and this is her sophomore album. >> the message makes you smile about life. you know what else is about life what lara is up to right now. she's been waiting for this moment all morning. >> she brings us life.

>> listen a hard-hitting interview, everybody. i'm here with the man of the hour "magic mike xxl" is a brand-new film. it's finally out in the film mike and his brothers are headed to a stripper convention and stop along the way so that mike played by channing can prove to himself he still has it. take a look. >> you guys really want to go down the rabbit hole? is that what you said? >> we're listening. >> i'll dig it for you, alice. let's see how far you're willing to go. >> welcome to the show. ♪ >> are you dead di? ♪ gimme gimme ♪ >> channing tatum in the house, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> you wrote this film. >> yep, well with my buddy.

he's the actually writer. >> the first film was sort of loosely based on your own experience. >> very loosely, but, yes. >> this one, where did you take your inspiration. >> this one was -- you know there is a -- there was a real thing called a stripper convention. i have no idea why we call it that. they weren't selling the newest in stripper technology or anything. it was just a large -- >> let's get too stripper technology. >> i don't want to go there. sorry. i keep getting -- >> how do you think we feel? >> and then so it was basically a road trip up to a big show. >> but it's also -- we had your buddy joe manganiello on -- >> i can see him very clearly. >> we all could see. and he was saying that it was just so great to be back together. that you guys have really become a family. >> yeah i'm sure a lot of cats oh we're just the greatest of friends. it's really true -- that was one of the biggest reasons i wanted to make the second one. we didn't -- to get a good look at those cashes and get to know them and hang out with them

again and open them up was good. they're fun. >> so how hard was it to convince michael strahan to do his scene augustus. >> you know it was weirdly not all that hard. like i remember -- i said it sort of as a joke on "mike and kelly" or "kelly and michael" don't want to mess that up. i just started something and, you know what i mean and he was just like i will do that and then i didn't really think he was serious. next thing you know he was down. >> and on the set. tell me a little about how hard it was to get into you know really dive into character. >> look we were all worried about maybe pulling him back a little bit. like he was -- i swear to god to jump into our group and to movie is not an easy thing to do and he went all in just -- i mean you know, usually i think people kind of are a little afraid of it at first and he was -- he wasn't afraid at all. zero fear. it was pretty crazy and i hope you guys enjoy it. >> yeah i would imagine we will. looking over there -- yep, you will.

how about your wife did she have a chance to see it and did you practice your moves for your big routine with her on her -- >> well slipped that one right in there. yeah look we were up in vancouver choreographing it with our two choreographers and jenna was there the whole time. >> she's a dancer in her own right. >> having a built-in focus right in your house. it's nice. >> hey, i was reading one of stats. three back-to-backs films that made over $100 million. >> wow. >> congratulations on that. >> thank you. now i have read that you've said with your beautiful girl who is just over 2 that your choices are changed. sort of changed you as a performer. how so? >> yeah i think time time is the only finite thing that you have on this earth and, you know i'm -- i like to work. you know i can get inspired very very easy and i think a

great barometer is can i look at her later and say, this was worth taking time away from you? and that's it. >> well this is fun. what's up next for you? what are you working on? >> what's next is possibly gambit. "x-men." >> your last dance means this is it. we should enjoy -- >> i don't know. the internet you guys are creative. why don't you write the third one then we will he go and do it. >> for now enjoy this one. we love you, channing. please come back and visit us. everybody, "magic mike xxl" hits theaters next wednesday, july 1st. channing though is sticking around to help us announce the winner of the "gma" "magic mike xxl" epic dance contest. >> yep. >> and a little surprise there, as well. right now outside to ginger for a final check of the weather. >> first the hottest new makeup trend and it's called strobing. it is an easier way to get some of the benefits of contouring while saving you time and product. carmindy and twins lindsey and

juliana, we see the backs of their heads will very he will it but abbie boudreau shows us how highlighting became such a game changer. >> reporter: if you want jennifer lopez's luminous look or jessica alba's sun-kissed skin just try the hot new makeup trend called strobing. >> strobing is a technique using a highlighting product and you would apply it wherever the sun or light would naturally hit your face. >> reporter: to get this natural glow just use a shimmery lotion or highlighting pencil on your cheekbones. underneath your brow bone an own your lips and voila, you now have radiant skin. unlike contouring the popular makeup trend that uses darker shades of foundation to define features strobing is all about brightening the face with minimal product. and it's not just celebs trying this technique. online tutorials are popping up everywhere. >> you don't need a complicated skillset when it comes to the application.

so you can take products that you already have shimmeriy eye shadow. >> reporter: to get it don't be shy with the shimmer. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau abc news, los angeles. >> wow. so i don't have to contour like the tires rubbed across my face carmindy let's do the big reveal. we'll see who has the carmindyizing. juliana or lindsey. >> juliana is the strobed. it's the new word for highlighting. much easier bay to bring light, love and lift to the face and lindsey has the contouring. >> they both look great but tell us how you did it. >> so what i did is when it comes to highlighting the face you want to use a shimmer right on top of the cheekbone, underneath the brow and on the inside corner of the eye. this brings the light and love to the face and looks natural. with the contouring it's a lot because it's very dramatic. you got to go all the way around the face sides of the nose

down the jaw line. if you're not a great master blender it's going to take a long time up to 25 minutes and doesn't look as natural >> that's what i was going to ask again. this one is easier for the novice. >> absolutely easier and works on all ages and all skin tones too. >> i have to say she looked even better. i could tell. >> it's glowy, dewy fresh and as we get older we get a little dull and want to bring the love and light and lift to the face. >> let's get outside and talk about the weather forecast. seattle this morning is where we begin. hey, guys, good morning. that is one of the sights that will be quite a bit warmer going into the end of the week start ofthe weekend, pacific northwest, heating up anywhere phoenix has been hot but look at sacramento and portland the numbers close to 100 by the end of-yro >> good morning i am meteorologist mike nicco, get ready for total sunshine 60 at t

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channing is such a great guest. he came bearing gifts. what a great gift here. his co-star, matt bomer. >> came in singing and so happy to be here. up early. >> that's right. you know. rocking on two hours' sleep but you got to start the day with a song and got to start it right. >> i love you're singing in the new one. it's great that you guys are going to help us out. wide this little bitty, little dance contest and morning show friendly and people were like oh they didn't want it to be morning show friendly but we'll take a look here at the finalists. ♪ >> you know this song. can only mean one thing. the boys are back and they're bringing their magic a whole lot of heat and did we mention michael strahan to the big screen? delivering a highly anticipated extra, extra large sequel that is sure to have women everywhere blushing. so the men of "magic mike"

challenged "gma" viewers to hit the dance floor. >> keep sending videos. >> reporter: for a chance to walk the red carpet of the l.a. premiere. the results ponied on in. from postal workers. to pets. but wait until you see our funky finalists. meet who we're calling the nifty nurses of pennsylvania. they're up against the boogie bunch. watch these oklahoma city youngsters shake a tail feather pretending to be grannies and grandpas. and rounding out the competition, rita anymore rico move over channing tatum. this michael jackson fanatic has been moonwalking since he was just 9 years old. the nifty nurse, the boogie bunch and rhythmic rico. who has the most magic? we're putting that question to the experts. >> you two are the experts. it's tough. what do you think of our finalists. >> i love the ensemble as picks but i mean -- >> look the nurse -- i really

got to say i loved the nurses but rico is the guy. >> rico is the guy. >> i think rico is bringing it. >> let's find out. jesse palmer, take it away. >> that's right, robin. the moment we've been waiting for is finally here. now, rico is inside this dance studio. i'll pull him out and meet him real quick. rico. >> yes sir. >> come on out here, brother. how are you doing, man? good it meet you. so listen i know you thought we were coming in to interview you late they are morning to be a finalist but got a couple surprises. one we're a little early. two, you're live on "good morning america." want to wave to the camera. wake you up early in the morning. follow me this way real quick. there's a couple of people that want to say hi to you right in here. come on inside. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh. this is crazy.

>> all right, all right, all right. so we've got -- we've got your parents here your friends. we got your girlfriend and a lot of your students. do you have any idea why they're all here today? >> i'm the winner? >> you're about to find out right now, my friend because -- we'll put this back in for you real quick. that is beautiful. we'll go to new york city real fast. we have two people waiting to give you a very special message. i want you to look right here in this monitor. take it away. >> rico. >> what's up rico. we want you to come to the premiere and get down with us. what do you say? >> that's it. >> put this back in. he said he said you won -- >> you won, rico. >> you're the winner. >> yeah. >> he didn't know. >> yes. >> now, i got to know -- i have some questions here -- >> go ahead, matt.

>> you don't wake up with moves like that. how long have you been practicing dancing? has this been your whole life? >> it's been a life process. 23. dancing since the age of 9. >> wow. >> so it's been a long long road, tons of class, many different styles lots of hard work in and outside the studio. street and in studio. >> i hear you got a mean moonwalk. i hear you got a mean moonwalk. can we see it? >> yeah, it's pretty smooth. okay. >> oh, yeah. >> ooh. >> whoa! >> oh. >> oh. >> put it back in. >> choreography for part 3. what are you most excited about about being part of the

premiere? [ cheers and applause ] >> what are you most excited about for the premiere? first and foremost i'm a huge fan of you guys so i'm really excited to be out in l.a. to watch the premiere with you all. a huge fan of dancing. i see you, man, getting down in those "step-up" movies awe the time. loved you in the movies. yeah i'm just a huge fan of you guys. in "magic mike," outside of "magic mike," you guys do a phenomenal job. >> show us the happy dance. he's off to l.a. he's going. >> thank you, rico. in rico. >> he's going to be there. he just hit it real fast there. "magic mike" as you know, xxl hits theaters coming up next wednesday and matt you'll stick around and head back tomorrow. >> yes. >> all right. kacey musgraves, talk about great music. >> huge fan. >> she's going to be performing live right here on "gma."

why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is this grilled cheese riding a cheeseburger? cuz, things get weird late at night. like my munchie meals. they all come with halfsie fries, two tacos and a drink for just six bucks. get one and get weird.

i'm telling you, channing and matt were not kidding. they are big fans of yours, kacey. what a treat for grammy winning country star kacey musgraves is here. her first ever morning show performance of her highly anticipated second album. it's called "pageant material." it is out today and here she is right now with "biscuits." ooh, i love this one. >> one, two, three, four. ♪ ♪ taking down your neighbor won't take you any higher ♪ ♪ i burned my own damn finger poking someone else's fire ♪ ♪ i've never gotten taller making someone else feel small ♪ ♪ if you ain't got nothing nice to say don't say nothing at all ♪

♪ just hoe your own row and raise your own babies ♪ ♪ smoke your own smoke and grow your own daisies ♪ ♪ mend your own fences and own your own crazy ♪ ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ ♪ ♪ nobody's perfect we've all lost and we've all lied ♪ ♪ most of us have cheated the rest of us have tried ♪ ♪ the holiest of holies even slip from time to time ♪ ♪ we've all got dirty laundry hanging on the line ♪ ♪ so hoe your own row and raise your own babies ♪

♪ smoke your own smoke and grow your own daisy ♪ ♪ mend your own fences and own your own crazy ♪ ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy joet ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ ♪ pouring salt in my sugar won't make yours any sweeter ♪ ♪ pissing in my yard ain't gonna make yours any greener ♪ ♪ and i wouldn't know about the rocks in your shoes ♪ ♪ so i'll just do me and honey you can just do you ♪ ♪ so ho ochltohoe ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ so hoe your own row yeah and raise your own babies ♪ ♪ smoke your own smoke and grow your own daisies ♪ ♪ mend your own fences and your own crazy ♪ ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ ♪ mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. some of us are getting ready for a warmup. explain, mike. >> all right it's going to be inland mid to upper 80s in the east bay, 90s coming back tomorrow and even some 100s by thursday. we'll have 80s in the south bay, in the north bay and 70s around the bay and low to mid-60s along the coast and san francisco. if you're going to get game tonight, giants back in town to take on the padres. 7:15 first pitch about 61 dropping down to 57. the good news is even when it's really hot the next couple of days, especially inland, we'll still fall back mainly in the 50s. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. we're back to ample by the weekend. leyla. >> mike, san jose is not where you want to be right now. 101 jammed in both directions. that's a look right now at 101 near 880, northbound side is bumper-to-bumper traffic. two sig alerts. southbound side of lawrence expressway a car fire and northbound side overturned

vehicle plus caroking at backups coming away from highway announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today from "magic mike xxl," matt bomer. and from "orange is the new black," laura prepon. plus we'll check out our top instagram posts as we continue "live"'s social countdown week. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [cheering and applause] now here are your emmy award-winning co-hosts kelly ripa and michael strahan. [pop music playing] kelly: ...over here. [indistinct] [cheering and applause] kelly: hi! [indistinct]