good morning, america, and breaking news for our viewers in the west. day of terror. three deadly attacks around the world this morning. dozens killed in a beach resort in tunisia. one dead in an american factory in france andore of a dozen killed in a mosque bombing in the middle east. the u.s. on high alert. the very latest as we come on air out west. and a plain crashed in alaska. of and caught on tape.

of the world m famous are musician who raced to the residue. you're fired. univision angry over the comments the billionaire made over mexican immigrants and how the donald is threatening to fight back. we do say "good morning america" on this friday morning. we have breaking news as we come on the air out west p. dozens dead in three terror attacks in tunisia, france and kuwait. >> three separate attacks the one h targeting a crowded beach, another a factory and mosque. we'll have full team coverage for you. brian ross starts us off. brian? >> reporter: good morning a morning of terror three deadly attacks all within hours of each

other causing a fear for u.s. authorities thinking an attack could come p near the fourth of july holiday. >> reporter: two many men may have killed others on the beach and hours later. a suicide bomb attack killed 13 people and at the same time two men launched an attack at southeastern france at a gas company in lyon. two men in a vehicle smashed a gate triggering a number of explosions. decapitated head of one victim found on the gate and flags m with h eric writing. the french add minute the straight h straighter told us that it was pure m terrorism and the man known to counter terror

authorities who put him under surveillance several years ago but later dropped that coverage. this comes just after the "charlie hebdo" magazine massacre in paris just less than six months ago. later a siege in paris. isis leaders he have repeatedly called for attacks inside france, robin. and isis video pull featured a french speaking recruit h warning isis has fighters everywhere. and the attacks come on the first friday of the muslim holy month of ram dan and have urged followers to p use this to launch attacks. we are following breaking news from supreme court. we'll because for the entine network to much join us for a special report. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report.

the supreme court rules. now reporting david muir. good morning, everyone. and we are coming on the air right now because the supreme court just ruled on the key issue of same-sex marriage. our team at the court let's get to terry moran. what have we learned terry? >> reporter: it's over. long constitutional ef debate whether the gay couples have a constitutional right to marry and the answer is yes, in every state in the united states as of now gay couples have a constitutional h right to marry. written by justice anthony kennedy finding the 14th amendment requires every state to open their marriage laws to gay couples and requires every state to h recognize the gay marriages that are performed in other states. it is an opinion just looking at it briefly that is filled with what you might call romance. a sense of the abiding connection that couples have regardless of their gender and

let me give you a very brief example. justice kennedy writing with the liberals. this is about the third or fourth major gay rights decision from justice anthony kennedy. he said nature of marriage is through its enduring bond two persons together can find other freedom such as expression intimacy and spirituality he said essentially it's a fundamental right of couples to have their marriages recognized because cons fusion guarantees equal protection of the law us and behind that building it says "equal justice under law" that h principle means that the united states is now a m nation where gay people can get married. >> terry, this is significant, the supreme court seems to have gone further than they had to. they could have if they wanted to said states have to acknowledge marriages that occurred in other states. they went further in the 5-4

decision. >> absolutely david. they had that halfway point they could have gone which is states continue to have the laws you want h-but if another state allows gay marriage you have to recognize that merge as well. justice kennedy going beyond as you got the sense he wanted to a couple of years ago in the case about california proposition 8 and defensive marriage act. here's why. he's always been sensitive to the loss of dignity that -- and stigmatizing that he says denying gay couples the right to marry imposes. he said excluding same-sex smr couples from marriage conflicts the right to marry. without that h predictability of marriage their children suffer the stigma of knowing their families somehow lesser. again and again we've heard about the children from justice kennedy.

children from families of same-sex couples across the country. he's been concerned in writings and oral argument denying the right to marriage december to the children. here once again in hard american law we hear about the families that are p everywhere in communities around that us that now have an equal status in marriage in every state in the country. >> profound terry, as we went into this morning before we learned of the decision we learned same-sex marriage was m legal h in states clauding washington, d.c. illegal in 13. how quickly does this change when you have a decision from 37 states and d.c. to every state in america? how quickly? >> it changes quickly. there are different procedures go through the secretary of state but in general, you can't say no to the supreme court. when they hand down a

constitutional opinion like this, saying that the fundamental charter of our country guarantees this right to all couples. it will be at most i would suggest a matter of weeks before gay couples in every state in the country can walk to the courthouse and have a right to have their love their relationship h solemnny fide under marriage. >> we hear honking of horns. give us a sense from the historic decision of the supreme court today of what you're witnessing in washington? >> there are thousand of people out here. i felt as i walked up that there wasn't quite the suspension and drama in the air that there was a couple years ago. the country has moved so fast on this subject. . it almost felt a little bit less intense but when the decision came down, and those interns ran across the plaza and you got a sense almost like a spark of fire as we understand what was

done here in this opinion. a cheer, a deep cheer went right up through these thousands of people. there are people here who are not happy with this opinion, of course people who believe their faith tradition or fundamental belief about marriage and family that this contradicts that. but the vast majority of people here were very happy and you can feel it in a really special way. a very historic moment. >> terry, stick with us as our coverage continues live across the country. an historic decision from the supreme court saying same-sex marriage will be legal in every state in this country. i want to bring in chris perry and sandy steer. we followed their case for a long time. they had a case and that was to overturn proposition 8 and legalize same-sex marriage in california. chris and sandy, thanks for being with us this morning. i'm curious your reaction

moments ago? >> i can't put into words how over the moon and elated we are for the ruling not only couples in there fighting for their rights and states but the children justice kennedy noted time and again should be protected by having parents be married and for the children who may themselves believe they are lgbt and believe the full protection of the law and full potential has been value dated by the court. and, sandy? >> today is a wonderful and exciting day to know that we finally have h equality in this country two years ago when chris and i came to hear the ruling in our case in california we changed lives and for so many people in california we're grateful to be part of that movement. since then many people suffered and needed to have the benefits and rights we have. today we stand with our american friends, brothers and sisters to

know all people in this company have marriage equality. >> i know it's been a personal battle for you and for families that support their loved one every step of the way. thank you for being with us. i want to go to jon thenhnathan karl. this is key. this is more than 6 in 10 for the first time said is same-sex marriage should be legal. that's a change. we have covered lots of policy but never this quickly. less than a decade if ago. 36% h support same-sex marriage a lot are pointing to president obama and what he said with our own robin roberts not long ago saying he believed even his own beliefs have evolved on this. >> there's no question. this is the biggest change we've seen on a major cultural issue. certainly in my lifetime. in our lifetimes.

this is being celebrated but that change is being embodied in president obama himself. you remember he ran for president for the first time in 2008 he was opposed to same-sex marriage. he was against it and now he has evolved over that time. first coming out in that interview with robin roberts. even more recently when the last case went before the court they stopped short. the white house stopped short of arguing a constitutional right to marry for same-sex couple us. this time they were fully on board and rooting from this decision. we got reaction from president obama, it comes via twitter he said today is a big step towards march towards equality. gay and lesbian thises now have the right to h marry h. h. #lovewins. and of hillary clinton, another politician previously oppose had

same-sex marriage cause tweets proud to celebrate an historic victory for marriage equality. >> historic times and reaction h coming from the president over twitter. illustrates the era we live in. i want your reaction from the audio we have. in the meantime i want to show you images from the supreme court. i want to show you the moment. this was the reaction outside of the court. we've had two historic decisions one? involving obamacare, and this morning same-sex marriage you watch live coverage on abc news supreme court ruling 5-4 in h favor of same-sex marriage. as you heard terry moran report this will happen fairly quickly in every state in america. my thanks to terry moran and jon karl and for you at home.

we'll continue with p "good morning america" right after the break. for others i'll see you on "world news tonight." >> announcer: this has been a special report from p abc news. for many in the west we're back with live h breaking news on the west. the court making same-sex marriage legal in this country across every state in this nation going into today. 37 states in washington, d.c. 13 states illegal but those 37 states had same-sex marriage and now that will change in all 50 states. i want to get back to h jon karl at the us white house h. yesterday the supreme court handing the president a victory and as we learned he tweeted this a victory as well for his policy. >> absolutely. two major victories for the

president at the supreme court. both of them coming courtesy of justiced reported by republican presidents. in this case. anthony kennedy was the majority. joining the liberals. justice anthony kennedy appointed by ronald reagan and yesterday the majority decision was justice john roberts appointed chief justice by p millimeter president george w. bush. these are two decisions the world has been watching but h watched no more closely than here at the white house. both coming down like the white house wanted them to. p jon, stick with us. i want to get your reaction terry, from arguments from chief just kiss john roberts. let's let everyone at home listen to a little bit of that argument. i can tell you what he said in the court as we prepare to get that audio.

justice roberts telling the court if sue love joes and tom loves joe, sue can marry him and tom can't the chief justice asking why isn't that sexual discrimination and ultimately for him that was the question, terry. >> reporter: that question where he essentially said if two people love the same fern the opposite sex person can marry that person and same-sex person can't. there's a glimmer of hope among the advocates of same-sex marriage under the law that chief justice roberts might find his own path through gender discrimination. that it's merely a matter of gender that distinguishes one side from the other. that he might come over and vote for constitutionality of same-sex marriage. de not. he offered not an angry dissent, necessarily but a more gentle one. this is his last paragraph. he said if you're among the many

americans whatever sexual orientation who favor expanding same-sex marriage by all means celebrate today's decision. he said celebrate the achievement of a desired goal. celebrate the opportunity for expansion of your commitment but do not celebrate the constitution. he said. it had nothing to do with it. >> terry moran h. we appreciate your reporting. stick with us as we cover this. we want to get to the other developing story as we're on the air in the west. breaking news on three separate terror attacks. one of them on a mosque in kuwait. you heard brian ross report earlier. that attack isis officially h claiming responsibility for. let's get to alex marquardt with the latest on that third attack. alex good morning. >> reporter: that's right. the death toll in the capital of kuwait now up to 16. it was a particularly chilling attack because it came at the height of the busiest time of

the week. friday playrayers one eye witness saying 2,000 people were in that mosque for friday prayers and isis claiming responsibility saying in a statement they were attacking the shiite mosque which they call temple of resectionist. they call. >> pam: shiites heratics. a very grisly day at the second week oframadan. this is peers to be what we're seeing right now. >> alex marquardt reporting in. we'll have much more throughout the day. in the meantime the other news. as we are on the air in the west we're aware of a major heat hef you're dealing with.

>> so many waking up dreading another day at 100 or 110-plus. this is las vegas. all of the smoke coming through and quick look at the hot cities now brought to you by copper tone >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. check out fog. extra low clouds and high clouds will ease our heat the next two days and it will help us sleep better at night with cooler conditions and 100s are coming back to the forecast next week much today we go great 62 at half moon bay to mid-to-upper

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community. you see what happens. cheers erupted moments after the ruling of was announced a little less than 30 minutes ago. anthony kennedy wrote the opinion just as he did in the previous three major gay rights cases dating back to 1996. let's take a quick look at traffic. this is the richmond bridge. you see traffic picking up there and starting to backup a bit. moving along to walnut creek. also traffic has picked up in terms of volume and it's slow. southbound 880 at hayward at a street there's been a traffic incident. 880 at a street. when we come back meteorologist mike nicco has your bay area

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good morning, america, and right now breaking news from the supreme court. landmark ruling declaring same-sex marriage is legal now in all 50 states. president obama just tweeting. today is a big state in the march toward equality. gay and lesbian couples have the right to marry like anyone else. #lovewins. and we're following three deadly tourists. dozens at a resort in tunisia. and a mosque in h kuwait and a factory in france. good morning, america. would you say the weekend flies when you're sitting next to robin roberts? >> nails for breakfast. you taught me.

team usa getting ready for a huge showdown. the quarterfinals and we're talking to the team captain this morning. >> go usa. >> we believe. we believe. we begin this half hour. i don't know donald trump is in such a great move. dumped him for comments about mexican immigrants. the donald a presidential candidate is firing back. threatening a major lawsuit. abc's tom llamas spoke to him and is here with us. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. you don't have to ask donald trump, he'll tell you he is a dealmaker and successful businessman. that's why he says he'd be a great president. what he said on the campaign trail is affecting his financial empire. this important, donald trump says he's gearing up for a multimillion dollar court battle with univision. the spanish language broadcaster announcing they won't be showing the july 12th miss usa telecast

cutting ties with the donald because of comments he made about mexican immigrants. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some, i assume, are good people. >> reporter: these comments made during trump's campaign announcement. he now tells abc news he was referencing many immigrant groups, not just those from mexico. do you regret those comments? >> not at all. i said it about people from all over. >> reporter: univision called the comments insulting. how much are you going to sue them for. >> well, we're going to sue them for a tremendous amount of money including defamation. >> reporter: trump tells abc news the agreement to broadcast miss usa in spanish was a five here year deal signed in january ironclad and worth about $15 million. in your announcement you were talking about how good a businessman you were.

essentially univision is telling you you're fired. >> i know you want to be cute when you say that. they're not saying anything. i think univision is listening to the mexico government, they don't like the fact that donald trump is talking about what bad deals the united states is making with mexico. >> reporter: the republican candidate recently told george mexico was ripping off america. >> you're calling them an enemy. >> george, george, mexico does not like us. mexico is not our friend. >> reporter: the univision decision comes after major celebrities slammed trump. ricky martin tweeting in spanish he had hate and ignorance in his heart and this message from one of the co-hosts of the miss usa broadcast, chilean actor cristian de la fuente. >> it is a shame that such an important institution as miss usa is in the hands of a clown. >> you know i took it over and it was a dying company when i took it over 14 years ago and now it's got tremendous ratings, miss usa, miss universe and as far as he's concerned he's getting publicity. i never even heard of him. he has no signed contract. >> reporter: trump claims univision apologized to him

about the decision before it was announced and he will name the executive who called him in a lawsuit. now, trump tells me these issues are going to happen because he's not afraid to speak his mind. we want to mention univision is partners with abc's parent company, disney, on the cable channel fusion. guys, donald trump has been in the race less than two weeks and already so much news. >> i love what he said to you. when he asked the question. you want to be cute when you're saying that. >> i was trying to be a hard-hitting reporter. >> we think you're cute. it's okay. >> take it as a compliment. >> thank you, tom. we turn to that mysterious disappearance of a real estate investor. he went missing a week ago. last seen on the way to meet his client. the trail is going coal and abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning arizona police say real estate investor sidney cranston is in danger after he vanished on the job more than a week ago. >> just a really special person and i can't say enough good things about him. >> reporter: cranston's brother says the 40-year-old agreed to meet a potential buyer at this

vacant home on june 16th. that day a neighbor reported seeing cranston there near a white suv. but he hasn't been seen or heard from since. selling homes can be a dangerous career. the government says more than a dozen people in the real estate industry were murdered on the job in 2013 alone. investigators say cranston left few details about his plans, according to friends, he said only that his client was going to pick him up and that he'd return home later that evening. >> we're handling this case as a criminal investigation and our investigators are looking at every piece of information. >> reporter: police say they don't know who that mystery client was. >> there's bad, evil people out there in the world and i need all the good people to try to help. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> hopefully they'll get the help they need to find him. thank you, clayton. now to actor dustin diamond, he played screech from "saved by the bell."

he's been sentenced to four months in jail for stabbing a man in a wisconsin bar during a christmas day fight. the former star apologizing at his sentencing and abc's kendis gibson has more on that. >> reporter: he may have been "saved by the bell" -- >> am i in detention? >> reporter: -- but not by the gavel. dustin diamond sentenced to four months in jail after a bar brawl stabbing. >> i wanted to be clear that this situation will never be repeated again. >> reporter: diamond apologizing to the judge during his sentencing hearing thursday. >> if i'm ever in a situation where i or a loved one is in danger, i will choose to passively accept what is given to me in the hopes that a night in the emergency room would be infinitely better than facing a future of being seen as a criminal. >> reporter: last month a wisconsin jury found the 38-year-old actor guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. this tmz video capturing it allegedly. he was trying to protect his fiancee after she confronted a group of people who were taking photos of the actor.

casey smet testified it wasn't until later that night that he realized he was stabbed. >> i opened my black coat and there was blood all over the sweater. >> reporter: diamond's attorney speaking outside court thursday. >> dustin certainly understands that it's -- it needs to send a message. >> reporter: diamond is scheduled to turn himself in on sunday and for the next four months the only bar he'll see is inside a jail cell. for "good morning america," kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to kendis for that report. ginger, where -- you know, she's already made her way out to the park. she's going to talk about flash flood warnings in the st. louis area. good to see you, ginger. >> yes, we made it to the park. people ask how we get here so quickly. we drive fast and hope it works. look at everybody here. the biggest dierks bentley fans and we are so happy. in st. louis, not quite as happy or comfortable because they've got that rain and heavy rain at times they've seen flash flood

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7:42. back now with a terrifying home invasion. a teenage girl at home when two men dressed as city workers break in. she didn't answer when they knocked. but that's not always the case when a stranger is at the door. abc's gio benitez is here with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning to you. you want to watch this with your kids right now. the social experiment you're about to see will have you wondering what your children will do. >> do you have someplace that you can go to to hide? >> i'm in the closet. >> okay, calm down. >> reporter: listen as this ohio teen frantically calls 911. >> where are they right now? >> they're downstairs. >> they're in your home? >> yes. >> police say two men dressed as city workers trying to blend into the neighborhood broke in. this 17-year-old terrified. >> how did they get in? >> they broke the back door.

>> both men later arrested and while this teen didn't let the intruders in, some young kids may open the front door to strangers, a scary reality. joey salads is a youtube star known for videotaping his social experiments. >> would your child let a stranger into your home? >> reporter: he approaches several homes seeing if kids will open the door for a stranger. >> is it okay if i come in and wait for him. i'm friends with your mommy. >> yeah. >> right off the bat this boy lets joey in. >> you can't trust anybody. >> reporter: time after time. >> is mommy and daddy home? >> reporter: the unsuspecting kids open that door and show him right in. >> is it okay if i come back? >> no, you can come in. >> all right. thank you. >> reporter: before the experiment some parents told joey their kids wouldn't open the door while others feared the worst. >> we just wanted to test you. and see if you would do it. >> reporter: the experiment showed that children are extremely gullible. it was still pretty shocking. >> reporter: just last year in a "gma" on the lookout experiment

we put this new york family to the test. >> hi, is your mom home? can i talk to her? >> he answered the door. so we've never met. i'm a total stranger to you and your family. >> yes. >> reporter: but he answered the door. what do you think about that? >> it makes me second-guess everything now. >> reporter: another frightening reminder about how trusting kids can be. joey hopes his demonstration will open parents' eyes. >> my goal was to get the awareness out there. parents should really sit down with their kids, explain to them the dangers and tell them this is what you shouldn't do. >> so the solution here, have those conversations with your kids right now. make sure they're not opening that door and that they're calling for you first. in our experiment the kid did go find his mom but guess what, he left the door wide open. >> yep. so he tried. >> no matter how many times you see it always so concerning. >> constant reminders, thanks, gio, so much. lots more ahead on "good morning america." the famous actress taking on

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good morning, i'm eric thomas. let's take a live look at san francisco city hall. we can see from sky 7 there is city hall where a giant rain bow flag hangs from the building that all 50 states must allow same-sex couples to marry. abc 7 news was there when the news reached people in san francisco's civic center plaza. justice kennedy wrote the majority opinion. mike is here with the

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"good morning america" it's 8:00 a.m. and breaking news a landmark ruling for same-sex marriage. [ cheers and applause ] >> the supreme court making it the law of the land in all 50 states. the reaction, right now. pain in the neck. all of those devices we're using from phone to ipad could be putting your neck and back under pressure. dr. besser is here to show us live how to bounce back. all that and the u.s. women's soccer team with their biggest game yet at the world cup. it's do or die time. we're going to talk to the team captain. ♪ ain't no telling ♪ "gma" goes country. dierks bentley live in central park. >> all: good morning, america.

♪ living life ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> nice wheels. >> that's dierks bentley. he's had that same tour bus all these years. he said, yes, he can afford another one but that's the kind of guy he is. hold on, hold on. >> that looked pretty nice, robs. >> i was going to say, i would take it. >> but he said compared to what a lot of them are now -- >> yeah, exactly. >> nice. we got a lot of fans out at the park, don't we? >> i love how it blends into central park. it's that cool green. the country fans are already there. beat us to it and sara haines also beat us there. sara, what's the crowd like? >> this crowd could not be more pumped for this guy. we've got dierks bentley along with kip moore, canaan smith, maddie and tae, so much fun here in central park this morning. we can't wait for you guys to get here. there they are right now. come on, guys, let's hear it.

[ cheers and applause ] >> a huge game night for the u.s. women's soccer team, check this out. carli lloyd tweeted what fears spells out to her. face everything and rise. >> forget everything and run or face everything and rise. >> that's right. and that's what they want to do. that's what they're going to do. they'll be facing china a little bit later so we're going to be cheering them on, the u.s. women's team but first let's turn to dan harris with some breaking news. hey, guys, the big story this morning breaking right now, the supreme court's historic decision on gay marriage. cheers breaking out in front of the supreme court when the ruling was announced an hour ago. president obama calling it a big statement and abc's terry moran is right there at the supreme court. terry, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, dan. what a decision a landmark decision in the history of american law, american freedom and american society by 5-4 justice anthony kennedy writing for the court declaring the constitution requires every state in the union to grant marriage licenses to gay couples to same-sex marriage couples. gay marriage is now legal across the united states and this opinion gets at that conclusion with a deep sense of the importance of marriage and the dignity of gay coupes. justice kennedy writing for the court that the hope of gay couples is not to be condemned to live in loneliness. they ask for equal big knit in the eyes of the law. the constitution grants them that right. four justices lead by chief justice roberts celebrating for sure this decision but don't celebrate the decision because in his judgment it didn't come from that. >> how quickly will marriage be legal all across the land how

quickly can we expect the change to take place? is. >> reporter: given the magnitude of the change dizzyingly quickly. it will take a while depending on the jurisdiction filters through the secretaries of state and various different places. in a matter of weeks every gay couple that wants to get married anywhere in the united states will have the right to walk not courthouse and have that done. >> terry, outside of the supreme court making history this morning. terry, thank you. also breaking right now three deadly terror attacks on three continents all within hours of one another this morning. these included a suicide bomb this a mosque in kuwait. 27 tourists killed at a beach resort in tunisia and a bomb on a mosque. a second kuhnman is being caught right now. the victims are described as mostly tourists. we'll follow these breaking stories right here on abc news

and abcnews.com. in charleston, south carolina, today president obama himself will deliver the eulogy at the funeral of the beloved pastor gunned down in that church massacre. thousands of people have already paid their respects to the state senator and reverend clementa pinckney and thousands more are packing a college arena for his funeral. the president will be joined by the first lady and vice president. a consumer alert this morning. lululemon is recalling women's tops due to a potential hazard. the hoodies have elastic strings which can snap back and cause eye and face injuries. seven such incidents have been reported. more than 300,000 of these tops are now being recalled. and finally from the news desk, it may be late june but in my hometown of boston, believe it or not, the winter snow still, still has not completely melted. a huge filthy pile which was once 30 feet high has now turned into an eye sore so now the

mayor of boston is running a contest asking people to guess when they think all of that snow will melt and in typical colorful bostonian language, many people are predicting, quote, when hell freezes over. >> do they get anything if they win? >> they get a meet and greet with the mayor. >> oh, there you go. >> there you go. >> let the guessing begin. >> yes. >> that's your home town. it's going to set off a frenzy, i'm sure. >> thanks, dan. let's get to lara now in the social square. >> thank you so much, robin. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first an abc news exclusive. an actress is taking on hollywood sexism saying it got her fired and now she is opening up about it on "gma." then we have a medical alert. could you have text neck? why doctors say bending over those devices could lead to some serious damage. and we believe. one-on-one with the captain of the u.s. women's soccer team ahead of tonight's big, big game. all that. and it's a country takeover. dierks bentley performing live

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the president tweeting immediately after, today is a big step in our march toward equality. gay and lesbian couples have the right to marry just like anyone else. #lovewins. look at this tweet from the white house. the white house in rainbow colors. symbolic of the movement. terry more manan is outside the court. you said earlier, it's over. >> it is over david. the party it seems has just begun. i think there are more people here than when the decision came down. the court a folk point of the celebration of full equality turned law. the constitution for gay couples, same-sex couples in every state in the country. it's happened with blinding speed. i was in the court 12 year ago. just 12 years ago, the court handed down a decision tha of laws that criminalized -- you could go to jail for the person

you loved. here we are now saying every single same-sex cup until the country can marry. it's amazing. >> 61% of americans, more than 6 in 10 for the first time saying that they believe that same-sex marriage should be legal in this country. a sweeping change just in the last decade. president obama, in the rose garden about to speak about this land mark moment from the supreme court. >> good morning. our nation was founded on a bedrock principle. that we are all created equal. the project of each generation is to bridge the meaning of those founding words with the realities of changing times. a never-ending quest to ensure those words ring true for every single american. progress on this journey often

comes in small increments. sometimes two steps forward, one step back. propelled by the persistent effort of dedicated citizens. and then sometimes there are days like this. when that slow steady effort is rewarded with justice that arrives like a thunderbolt. this morning, the supreme court recognized that the constitution guarantees marriage equality. in doing so they're reaffirmed that all americans are entitled to the equal protection of the law. that all people should be treated equally. regardless of who they are or who they love.

this decision will end the patchwork system we currently have. it will end the uncertainty. hundreds of thousands of same-sex couples face from not knowing whether their marriage legitimate in the eyes of one state, will remain if they decide to move or visit another. this ruling will strengthen all of our communities, by offering to all loving same-sex couples the doing anity of marriage across this great land. in my second inaugural address, i said that if we are truly created equal, surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well. it is gratifying to see that principle enshrined into law by this decision. this ruling is a victory for jim

and the other plaintiffs in the case. it's a victory for gay and lesbian couples who have fought for so long for their basic civil rights. it's a victory for their children. whose families will now be recognized as equal to any other. it's a victory for the allies and friends and supporters who spent years everyonen decades, working and praying for change to come. and this ruling is a victory for america. this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. that all americans are treated as equal, we are all more free. my administration has been guided by that idea.

that's why we stopped defending the so-called defense of marriage act. why we were pleased hen the court finally struck down the central provision of that discriminatory law. it's why we ended don't ask, don't tell. from extending full marital rights to federal employees, and rights for lgbt americans. we have made advances in ways not too imaginable not long ago. i know change for many of our lgbt brothers and sisters must have seemed so slow for so long. compared to so many other issues america's shift has been so quick. i know that americans of goodwill continue the hold a wide range of views on this

issue. opposition in some cases has been based on sincere and deeply held beliefs. all of us who welcome today's news should be mindful of that fact. recognize different viewpoints. revere our deep commitment to religious freedom. but today should also give us hope that on the many issues on which we grapple, often painfully, real change is possible. shifts in hearts and minds is possible. and those who have come so far on their journey to equality has a responsibility to reach back and help others join them. because for all our differences, we are one people. stronger together than we could ever be alone. that's always been our story. we are big and vast and diverse.

a nation of people with different backgrounds and beliefs, different experiences and stories. but bound by our shared ideal that no matter who you are or what you look like how you started off or how -- and who you love -- america's place where you can write your own destiny. we are a people who believe that every single child is entitled to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. there is so much work to be done to extend the full promise of america to every american. but today, we can say, in no uncertain terms, that we have made our union a little more perfect. that's the consequence of a

decision from the supreme court but more importantly, it's a consequence of the countless small acts of courage that millions of people across decades who stood up. who came out. talked to parents. parents who loved their children, no matter what. folks who were willing to endure bullying. and taunts. and stayed strong. and came to believe in themselves and who they were. and slowly made an entire

country realize that love is love. what an extraordinary achievement. what a vindication of the belief that ordinary people can do extraordinary things. what a reminder of what bobby kennedy once said about how small actions can be like pebbles being thrown into a still lake. and ripples of hope. cascade outwards. and change the world. those count lessless -- often

anonymous heroes they deserve our thanks. they should be very proud. america should be very proud. thank you. >> president obama in the rose garden after the landmark decision from the supreme court today making same-sex marriage legal in every state in this country. the president saying as is so often the case in these battles, two steps forward, one step back. that justice rarely arrives like a thunderbolt, in his words. saying this will end the patch work system we currently have. he said when all americans are treated equal, we're all more free. i want to bring injon karl. i want to take our viewers back to 2012. robin roberts sit doing with the president. at the time he said malia and

sasha, sheathey have friends that have parents that are same-sex couples. it underwouldn't dawn on malia and sasha that their friends' parents would be treated differently. could he imagine this change? >> i don't think anybody could. it was a sea change you saw in the president himself. back when he ran for president in 2008 he was not in favor of gay marriage. he was opposed to it. so was hillary clinton. his view changed. in the stunning sea change in public opinion, and strong words from the president saying this ruling is a victory for america. we have made your union a little more perfect. certainly a decision that is being celebrated here at this white house. but one that would have been hard to imagine when this president was first sworn in. >> jon, thank you. i want to get back to terry. the dissent was scathing. justice scalia saying we have

deskrended from the legal reasoning of john marshall to essentially the fortune cookie. >> justice scalia is angry again. e doesn't like the way the decision was reached. he doesn't think the 14th amendment was sbebded to provide this protection to same-sex couples. he doesn't think it's right for justices to do this. he said the stuff con nand today's opinion has to diminish this court's reputation for clear thinking. justice skal lee thatcalia is facting the cultural battle. his side has lost. we're not just amazed at how quickly this has happened. that was an african-american president, who, 15 years ago, would have thought that possible. announcing that in every county every town every village in the

country, gay cups can go to the courthouse and get married. it's a time when the confederate flag is coming down off the state house in south carolina. change is afoot. this is a big part of it. >> you heard the president acknowledge a wide range of views still exist in this country on this issue. it's now the law of the land. same-sex marriage in a 5-4 ruling. we'll cover all the viewpoints tonight on "world news tonight." and throughout theafter noon at abcnews.com. until then i'm david muir. muir. poses like this to show off to his growing legion of fans. growing leemgen of fans. i say, if you've got it fraupt it. >> work it. >> i want to just do stills and have the clicking sound.

>> in my mind i was doing it too. upstairs. >> happy friday. . happy friday. . nice little mix. >> you got to get out to the park. . yes! >> all right. dierks bentley performing live only here on "gma." wait up lara. wait up! >> that could have been ugly.

good morning i'm kristen sze. e we continue to follow breaking news. here's a live look at san francisco city hall where a giant rainbow flag hangs from the building after the supreme court rules that same-sex couple must be allowed to marry. abc 7 news was there when word of the ruling reached san francisco civic center plaza 90 minutes o o ago. president obama called the decision a a victory for civil rights and a victory for america. we'll have more on the decision on you are news a at 11:00. let's take a look at your friday morning commute. walnut creek traffic is just fine.

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64 and 67 on saturday. here's my seven-day forecast ♪ ♪ hold on ♪ >> a wonderful crowd here in central park. we are going country this morning. everyone is so excited to see multiplatinum country superstar dierks bentley. i know we've been holding on. all morning for this. so here he is with the new single "i hold on" from his number one album "riser." ♪ ♪ it's just an old beat up truck some say that i should trade up ♪ ♪ now that i got some jangle in my pocket but what they don't understand ♪

♪ is it's the miles that make a man i wouldn't trade that thing in for a rocket ♪ ♪ what they don't know is my dad and me we drove her out to tennessee ♪ ♪ and she's still here and now he's gone so i hold on ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ it's just an old beat up box its rusty strings across the top ♪ ♪ it probably don't look like much to you but these dents and scratches in the wood ♪ ♪ yeah that's what makes it sound so good ♪ ♪ to me it's better than brand new you see this here flat top guitar has had my back in a million bars ♪ ♪ playing every country song so i hold on ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ to the things i believe in my faith your love our freedom ♪

♪ to the things i can count on to keep me going strong yeah i hold on ♪ ♪ like the stripes to the flag like a boy to his dad ♪ ♪ i can't change who i am right or wrong so i hold on ♪ ♪ yes i do ♪ ♪ baby looking at you right now there ain't never been no doubt ♪ ♪ without you all be nothing so if you ever worry about me walking out ♪ ♪ yeah let new york tell you

something i hold ♪ >> give me all you got. come on. ♪ i hold on ♪ >> yeah! ♪ i hold on ♪ ♪ to the things i believe in my faith your love our freedom ♪ ♪ to the things i can count on to keep me going strong ♪ ♪ yeah i hold on ♪ ♪ i hold on ♪ ♪ i hold on and on and on and on ♪ ♪ i hold on and on and on and

on ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that is such a special tribute. thank you very much to dierks bentley. what a great great performance. i love how he gets into the crowd. let acheck out who is not going to be cold like the northeast but who's going to be very hot this weekend. all the way up to the pacific northwest we're talking about those extreme heat advisories and warnings. look at that the numbers go well into the 1s for spokane, >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco had to break out the inland east bay because the microclimates are hot 90 to 97. and 85 in the south and north pay. coolness bottoms out tomorrow and the hundreds return all right, all that weather brought to you by carpassenger and guess who is joining me now.

'got to be a little out of breath but dierks bentley here. >> yeah. >> also here in central park this morning, we're doing it all country style. we've got kip moore and canaan smith. yeah. it's a big party. and it's because there is a huge festival happening this weekend. it's called farm borough. it's the first ever country music event to hit new york city. all these guys are going to perform. great music, a lot of other folks and amazing food which smells so good. >> it looks so good. >> but this is big. >> i would eat anything. >> this is your breakfast. >> before you take a bite is that a big deal? this is a huge deal for country to come to new york city. >> this is awesome. i know canaan and kip and i are so excited to be part of this. new york we played here so many times. i think i played at b.b. king's for 20 people and to be playing in new york city is incredible. >> so you guys have been on tour, on tour with dierks. how has that been going? >> starving. >> it's been pretty amazing. >> like we both canaan and i

wanted to go out with dierks for quite some time and respect what he does as an artist and the way he goes about conducting himself and treating people we've heard so it's been awesome to experience it firsthand so we learn a lot from it and it's a dream come true for us, for sure. >> well we love you guys being here and love -- we'll get into the food now -- >> is the farmborough spread. >> farmborough spread. the ramen burger. >> we have to eat these before they melt. yeah that's what i want right there. >> oh they know to keep me away from this. i will just dive in. hey, we're looking forward to hearing you perform again but also looking forward to seeing the u.s. women's soccer team perform tonight! yes. they'll take on china in the quarterfinals of the world cup. we believe and the team's captain will have her own special cheering section. she is truly the ultimate soccer mom and paula faris has her story.

>> morgan and that goes in. >> reporter: the u.s. women's team is on a roll in their quest for the world cup. the red, white and blue making it to the quarterfinals. up next on the pitch, china. seeking revenge after losing to the u.s. in 1999. the last time the u.s. won it all. >> christie rampone. >> reporter: leading the charge team captain christie rampone. the only remaining player from that historic squad. this is your fifth world cup. can you believe it? >> no. actually i can't. >> reporter: but rampone doesn't just shine on the field, she's a real soccer mom married with two young daughters. true or false, your girs are well traveled. >> true. >> germany and england. >> we put a map here and pinpointing where they've been and she's been to 31 states and over 15 countries. >> reporter: not only are 9-year-old riley and 5-year-old reese her travel buddies they're also her biggest fans.

>> we always have open communication. if you want mom to stop i'll stop playing but they're like go forward. keep playing. no matter how my training is when i come home i'm a mom. it's a pretty amazing experience for them that they get to be around just this incredible females that are role models. >> we'll see christie rampone come in. >> she becomes the oldest player to play in a woman's world cup. >> reporter: last week rampone became the oldest player to ever feature in a women's world cup and this week she reached another milestone turning 40. when you retire what are you most looking forward to. >> i want to be there to support them so when they start playing their games like i want to be there for that report for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news. >> uh-oh. we believe. yes, we believe. thank you, paula. i believe we're going to hear some great music coming up. more with dierks bentley performing live here in central park. ♪ whoo! [ cheers and applause ]

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i know you didn't want me to tell them that. he's looking down but you know who else is hot, your fans. they are just amazing. >> country fans are the best. >> come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's unbelievable. >> i love the rocken to "hold on". >> i love that connection. we try to break down that wall between us and them and sometime that is involves physically jumping out there doing a little stage diving pulling them on stage, whatever it takes. they're the best. >> you got to do whatever it is you have to do. >> get that win every night. >> and what is a win is "riser." you're about to sing the title song of that and it's really -- it means something different to everyone. >> it does. the song started off kind of as a personal song about my dad passing away. you and i shared those stories but i think about my fans. tease folks, everybody is going through something but they got people to count on, maybe kids counting on them to get back up and put one foot in front of the other. >> i love seeing all the signs out here with "riser."

each and everyone -- you said -- wait a minute, everybody. dierks has something he wants to say. >> we were talking about this off camera but certainly think about all the folks in charleston in south carolina. i can't think of any group in our nation that's facing more difficulties and if there's any risers out there, they're leading the way. this song is definitely for them today. >> all right. so here's dierks bentley with the title track, "riser," thank you, dierks. ♪ ♪ lay your pretty head down on my shoulder you don't have to worry anymore ♪ ♪ this old world is cold and getting colder and i know how to lock and bolt the door ♪

♪ i'm strong enough to hold you through the winter and i'm mean enough to stare your demons down ♪ ♪ the hard times put the shine into the diamond girl i won't let that keep us in the ground ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off of the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ pushing comes to shove and hey i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter a get out aliver of the fire survivor ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪

♪ if we ain't got no money i can make it i ain't afraid of working to the bone ♪ ♪ when i don't know what i'm doing i can fake it i'll pray till jesus rolls away the stone ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ when pushing comes to shove and hey i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter lighter lighter a get out aliver of the fire survivor ♪ ♪ yeah ♪

♪ ♪ i'm a trier i'm a get down low so i can lift you higher ♪ ♪ yeah an army couldn't break down my desire yeah ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ hey pushing comes to shove and baby i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter ♪ ♪ lighter lighter ♪ ♪ get out aliver of the fire i'm a riser ♪

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road i go ♪ ♪ hanging memories on the high line poles free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ >> oh new york city give it up for my friend maddie and tae. ♪ ragweed's rocking on the radio free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ so i keep rolling like an old banjo free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ i got the sun shining on me like a big spotlight yeah so i know everything is gonna be all right ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪

♪ >> all right. ♪ ain't no telling where the wind might blow free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ living life like a sunday stroll free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ if you only get to go around one time i'm gonna sit back and try to enjoy the ride ♪ >> y'all doing all right out there? ♪ let's go check it out. ♪

>> new york city let me see everybody's hands. come on. get them up. ♪ ♪ i could make a million or wind up broke free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ can't take it with you when you go so free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ someday i know it's gonna take me home so free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ >> oh my. what a way to start the weekend, dierks. and your friends, thank you. >> y'all, thank you very much. >> and thank you for bringing some wonderful fans here. >> these guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love you baby ♪ >> i tell you what we're going to say good-bye to you at home

but we're going to play another song for you here in central park, right? >> let's do it. ♪ 5150 ♪

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we've been following breaking news all morning long. the supreme court released a ruling that requires every state to allow same-sex couples to marry. we were at city hall moments a after a large rainbow flag was hung from the building. president obama reacted to the ruling just a short time ago saying, quote, it made our union a a little more perfect. we'll have more on abc news at 11:00. the 45th annual pride celebration this weekend is going to be a celebration like none other. at least not like the 4 previous. 61 to 66 on sunday. a quick look at what's going to happen today. 67 in san francisco. 95 inland. the heat is over for awhile. it does come back next week. bay area roadways a live look at the san mateo bridge

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