welcome back home. good morning, america. breaking news, a massive military jet crashes into a hotel overseas. dozens killed. witnesses heard a loud explosion before the plane went down as rescuers try to save people from the flaming wreckage. all the latest as we come on the air. happening now, double trouble. that fast-moving wildfire in washington state burning. at least two dozen homes to the ground. >> looks like a war zone. never seen anything like it. >> the fire igniting businesses. sending a dangerous smoke plume of ammonia in the air. this drone footage capturing the destruction and more dangerous heat on the way. air show scare. how did a 6-year-old power up this $10 million medevac helicopter. the startled spectators take cover. two injured in the rush. was it as simple as flipping a switch?

>> all: i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. >> and we believe. team usa gearing up for its toughest test yet, taking on the best team in the world, the top two teams facing off for a chance at world cup glory. the american women ready to go big or go home. and good morning, america. happy tuesday. boy, all kinds of excitement for team usa's big game tonight. >> let's go, usa. the u.s. and germany have both won the women's world cup twice. one of those teams now will have a shot at the three-peat. >> coming up tonight, a lot more on that ahead. right now we begin with breaking news. a military jet crashed into a hotel. dozens have died in a residential neighborhood in indonesia. and our aviation correspondent, david kerley, track all the details right now. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george.

dozens and dozens of victims at this hour. the big cargo plane, a c-130, came down in a residential area in north sumatra. part of a three-story hotel and some houses were burned. officials are now saying 101 passengers were on board and a crew of 12. and that all 113 are confirmed to have died. this is a picture of an indonesian c-130. it can be used to traps port troops and/or cargo. this happened in the city of maidan. air force officials are telling us this plane developed engine trouble a couple of minutes after it took off. it's unclear if all the fatalities are from those on the aircraft only or if there were some innocent victims on the ground as well. there are some survivors in

local hospitals. it appears they may have been injured on the ground. >> a lot more to come on that story. thank you, david, very much. george, we want to move now to that wildfire burning in washington state. scorching dozens of homes forcing thousands to evacuate and there is little relief in sight. abc's neal karlinsky is on the front lines there, fire is burning just behind him. good morning to you, neal. >> reporter: lara, good morning. this is what's left of a fruit plant in downtown wenatchee that continues to burn. you can see that part of the building is collapsed over there. the siding is melted. all of this from a blaze that has wreaked havoc on this small town. this morning, the outline of a neighborhood but without the homes. at least 24 burned to the ground by this fast-moving wildfire that exploded under high winds and skormging triple-digit temperatures. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> reporter: homeowners who lost everything learned it burned so hot, few of their belongings were recognizable. >> looks like a war zone. never seen anything like it. i don't even have a fork or a

plate or clothing. i mean you know just -- your basic things that we all take for granted. it's just gone. >> reporter: this house is one of the closest calls we've seen. the fire came down the hill. the firefighters were here. they left their hoses. they saved the house but look at the siding, melted like a candle. wenatchee, this town of 30,000 suffered a double whammy. fire ripping through hillside neighborhoods and several large businesses downtown. ignited by blowing embers and for a time leaking ammonia. nearly half the city was ordered to shelter in place to avoid the dangerous smoke plume. >> we heard four or five really big, loud explosions. >> reporter: as strike teams quickly pounce on hot spots around this town many here are worried the worst may not be behind them. >> it's going to be a scary season. >> reporter: the fire is officially now 10% contained but we haven't seen any real flames from the wildfire in the hills where all the homes are for about 24 hours now. firefighters are hopeful that

they may have turned the corner on this one. >> thank you so much, neal. the triple-digit heat fueling the fires is only getting worse. ginger zee has the latest, good morning. >> just starting to see pockets of extreme heat watch, heat advisories coming back up. you dipped in the 90s but back into the 100s we will go. spokane, 94 today. portland, 91. a big ridge off the west then it dips into the northeast and at least parts of the great lakes. and that's why we had such active severe weather in places like minnesota. look at these pictures coming out of the twin cities. wow, it looks like almost snow and here, yes, the visibility goes to near zero. this is the north suburbs of the twin cities. and they're just stopped in traffic. and you can see how the visibility they're just stopped. today, damaging wind atlanta, nashville rg all the way up into the mid-atlantic. one little pocket out in the northern plains. much more coming up. >> thank you ginger.

we'll turn now to that captured killer, david sweat. he's been talking to law enforcement a lot laying out all the details of his prison break, the original getaway plan and why he split up with richard matt. abc's linzie janis is in malone, new york, with the latest. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, george. investigators have been conducting lengthy interviews with david sweat who remains in the hospital in serious condition this morning. he has been telling them about that brazen plot and about how he and matt eluded authorities for three weeks. this morning, convicted cop killer david sweat is in custody and revealing stunning new information to investigators from his hospital bed. details on the escape plot he and fellow inmate richard matt devised. authorities say the two men planned a run south of the border with former prison worker joyce mitchell. >> they would kill mitchell's husband and then get in the car and drive to mexico. on the theory that mitchell was in love with one or both of them. >> reporter: the plot quickly unraveling when mitchell got cold feet and didn't show up with the getaway car. now mitchell speaking out from behind bars, her lawyer telling abc news his client is ecstatic

both that the manhunt has ended and also that it appears no harm came to any other person. sweat also revealing to authorities that gene palmer was not involved in the escape plan. according to officials the convicted killers seen on this surveillance camera in the woods just last week decided to head towards canada. for the best part of three weeks, the two sticking together eluding checkpoints and police searches in the dense woods. but sweat telling officials they separated in the final five days because matt was slowing him down. >> down here. they got him down here. >> reporter: matt spending some of his final hours in this abandoned camper before being shot and killed by police friday. you could see how somebody could hide out in here. >> very easily. it's dry and would keep you from the elements at least. >> reporter: 48 hours later, state police sergeant jay cook spotted sweat running on a road. sergeant cook chasing him then shooting him twice.

[ cheers and applause ] local residents celebrating in the streets, relieved it's finally over. >> we can sleep better. e we have our town back. we just -- we feel great. >> reporter: a state police source tells abc news this morning that sweat also told investigators he and matt had a transistor radio they would use to listen to news on the manhunt. and matt was smoking pot slowing him down. george. >> that would slow you down. okay, linzie, thanks very much. to donald trump. nbc giving him a taste of his own medicine saying you're fired thereby ending its relationship with the republican presidential hopeful, removing him as host of "the apprentice" and dropping his beauty pageants. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump is firing back after nbc turned those two little words he made famous on his show "the apprentice" back at him. >> you're fired. you're fired. you're fired. >> reporter: nbc's decision to cut ties with the real estate mogul comes nearly two weeks after trump made these offensive remarks about mexican immigrants during his presidential

announcement. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: nbc issuing a statement monday citing trump's recent derogatory statements regarding immigrants as the reason they were ending their business relationship with mr. trump, adding that the miss usa and miss universe pageants will no longer air on nbc. the donald who was greeted by roughly 100 protesters at a chicago speaking engagement monday is now threatening to sue and speaking out against nbc. >> they didn't want me to run because they wanted to do "the apprentice" and now with my statements on immigration which happen to be correct, they are going to take a different stance. >> reporter: just last week, univision announced it would no longer air miss usa or miss universe because of his comments. trump's comments monday unapologetic, sounding much more like someone who quit than got fired. >> i think as far as ending the relationship, i have to do that,

because my view on immigration is much different than the people at nbc. >> reporter: mexican media giant televiso also announced late yesterday it will no longer air the miss usa pageant. a spokesman released a statement from the pageant saying the contest will still take place july 12th and saying we are disheartened by recent events but the show will go on. the broadcast at this point will not be as the donald would say, huge. >> not this time, okay, thanks very much. he is, though, part of a huge field of presidential hopefuls about to get bigger. chris christie expected to officially today, launch his campaign. bringing the number of republican candidates to 14 and also 4 democrats running, too. and we're joined by our political analyst matthew dowd. donald trump, are we still at the point where all publicity is

good for him? >> i say, welcome to the show because running for president is a lot different than real estate and reality tv and watching donald trump reminds me a little of the disney movie "inside out" where we're hearing out loud and in realtime all the voices in his head. and it's not necessarily a good thing when you're running for president. >> not really. second in new hampshire, though. chris christie entering the race. boy, two years ago he would have been at the top of the field but starts according to our polling underwater. >> he's in a really difficult spot because now he's no longer just the one that tells it like it is. there are other candidates, ted cruz, donald trump, the authentic tell it like it is. not the only governor. there's multiple governors in this field. my guess is what he's thinking is it's going to be a game of survivor, which is he's the last person standing in the race after everybody else falls away. >> that's one of the things you're see right now and talked about this field getting so big. no one deterred. no possible candidate deterred from getting in the race right now. ? no. i think there's three reasons why it is so huge, first, this is probably the greatest opportunity in 27 years for a republican -- new republican to get elected president. it's also -- there's no dominant candidate. everybody thought -- >> not jeb bush. >> everybody thought it would be

jeb bush but he's not dominating the field. and three there's four parts of the republican party. the libertarians the establishment, the social conservatives, and the tea party. and nobody has bound them together which is the reason why we're in this situation with this many candidates. >> real free-for-all. matt, thanks. moving on to new details on that small plane that crashed into a massachusetts home, everyone on board was killed but the four people inside that home somehow managed to escape. and this morning, they're speaking out about that incredible close call. abc's gio benitez is in plainville, massachusetts, with our story. good morning to you, gio. >> reporter: lara, good morning to you. just take a look behind me. that is the charred home and just looking at it, incredible how anyone survived here. a miracle inside this plainville, massachusetts, home. hit by a small plane, the family of four inside at the time somehow surviving and speaking out this morning. >> my wife and my boys were upstairs when the plane hit. the boys' rooms are the ones you see burnt out behind me. >> reporter: the rice family

perfectly positioned in the home to avoid disaster. the two sons, 10 and 14, were in their rooms on the second floor. the mother was in the hallway. the father in the kitchen downstairs. the plane slicing through that house, they hear a bang, see a fireball, and run out. it takes just seconds for the house to go up in flames. people watching in shock. >> it sounded like a bomb. when it hit, i could feel the heat on my face. >> i have an emergency at this house. >> reporter: joez i have callister and his wife betty, from tennessee, were flying their daughter nicole to an orientation at a university sunday when their small plane crashed into that house. all three were killed. >> we have no engines. i need help. >> reporter: this morning the rice family is thinking about the kalisters. >> we need to have support for that family. they're in far graver circumstances than we are. >> reporter: and you heard that pilot there mention some sort of engine failure. well, it turns out the ntsb is now here investigating to figure out exactly what brought down

that plane. lara? >> gio, thank you. seeing that house, it's truly a miracle. thank you. we want to go to amy with today's other top stories starting with the deadly attack near the u.s. embassy in kabul. >> that's right. it's breaking news out of afghanistan right now. a huge blast aimed at coalition forces, a suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives in a busy shopping district near the u.s. embassy. there were no coalition casualties, but at least four afghans were killed. and an edgy day on wall street. and uncertainty for your 401(k). investors hoping to recover today from the biggest stock plunge in two years. the trouble in greece is shaking markets worldwide. banks remain shut and greece will default on a massive debt payment today. president obama planning to boost wages for millions of american workers by making them eligible for overtime. the change would affect salaried workers who earn about a thousand dollars a week. and it would take effect next year. the confederate flag may be removed from the grounds of the

south carolina state capitol for good. a survey of lawmakers shows there are enough votes to take down the tlag. debate begins on monday. and take a listen to this health alert. a possible link between citrus and skin cancer. a preliminary study found that people who ate 1 1/2 servings of citrus fruit or juice every day had a 36% higher chance of developing melanoma. the link may be a chemical in citrus that makes skin more sensitive to sunlight. the researchers say don't change your diet but do be careful in the sun. finally we know news cameras can create a big scene but take a look at this. not sure the camera operator here is koala-fied. >> oh boy. >> uh huh. yep. thank you. she just couldn't control herself when news crews came to visit the stoo there in australia. she climbed right up on top of that camera. her name is miley and she came in like a wrecking ball, guys. >> ye. wow. >> i would love to see the photographer because they're always so concerned because it's

so expensive. they're like oh no oh no, when it rains. >> that was perfect. >> just tuesday. i'm here all week. >> stayed up all night to get that. only one good way to follow that up and that's by gearing up this morning for that huge game in the women's world cup. team u.s. is faces off against germany. the top two teams in the world going head to head for a chance to play in the finals and abc's paula faris is in montreal with a preview. good morning to you, paula. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. you know, the players are saying this has the feel of a championship match because as you mentioned, this is number one in the world going against number two. and this is exactly the matchup that team usa wanted, even though they're underdogs. [ cheers ] with t-minus 12 hours until kickoff this morning team usa is gearing up for the world cup semifinals taking on powerhouse and number one seed germany. >> all: i believe that she will

win. i believe that she will win. >> in a sense this could be our last game of the tournament so treating it like a final. it's our most important match right now. >> reporter: while they may be the underdog team usa is prepared for a fight. its defense conceding only a single goal this world cup. >> save solo! >> reporter: tonight, they'll face a german offense that scored 20 goals so far, more than any other team. >> germany is a great team. i think that we still -- our best is yet to come. >> reporter: now the pressure is on to get in the goal but to the critics calling the usa's mere seven goals during the cup boring -- >> i have full confidence in this team. i think that, you know, it's not where you start. it's where you finish. >> the herd, lloyd scores! >> reporter: detractors aside, fans believing she will win. >> all: i believe that she will win. >> reporter: olympic stadium, the largest stadium during the world cup. its capacity crowd is 66,000.

michael, it is all but sold out for tonight's game and you can expect a very, very pro-american crowd. >> i think they can expect all of us to be watching on tv. >> absolutely. >> that's going to be a good one. that's going to be great. thank you for that, paula. ginger, that does not look like arizona behind you. >> no, it's actually just piles of hail that added up along the flooding rains, kind of the rain will wash it there. that's prescott, arizona, but even phoenix got 0.05 inch. you say that doesn't sound like that much. but for june for them it's huge. and they have now had their top ten wettest june. several cities have done this, st. louis, missouri, wettest june on record.

i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. accuweather forecast. hot inland. 102 in concord 81 in oakland. 72 in downtown san francisco. 92 in san jose. the north bay equally warm. 94 santa rosa. 95 napa. 104 clear lake. seven-day forecast showing the heat hangs on wednesday. a gradual cooling trend into the weekend and we're looking great. fine for the fourth on saturday. >> since i updated yesterday on the lightning deaths this year we are up to 14 so we're much higher and, again, the most we've had since 2009 at this point. >> got to be careful. >> thank you. a lot more coming up on "gma" including shocking new allegations at the university of virginia. this former swimmer says he was hazed and made him fear for

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fingers in a strange way. now there are new concerns about top-ranked player novak djokovic, how he is firing back just ahead. >> that is coming up. right now we begin with new trouble at the university of virginia. this time about hazing. a former member of the swim team filed a lawsuit against five teammates claiming he feared for his life because the hazing was so extreme. abc's mara schiavocampo with the story. good morning, mara. >> reporter: george, good morning. that student says he came to uva with dreams of competing at the highest levels. but instead, his time there ruined his athletic career. the claims just the latest in the string of image problems for the university. this morning, from the pool to the courtroom, 19-year-old anthony marcantonio, a swimming star and olympic hopeful, taking on alleged hazing at theuva. filing a lawsuit claiming that systemic threatening, degrading,

humiliating, and violent hazing by five upper classmen cost him his swim career at the university. >> they threatened him with sexual violence of a very awful variety. they were locked into a bathroom and told to drink vast quantities of alcohol. they were imprisoned in the bathroom. >> reporter: the suit claiming the upperclassmen berated and assaulted marcantonio and other new team members last summer during something known as welcome week. one of the new team members even allegedly sustained an eye injury during the activities. allegedly told by one of the uppers to lie if questioned about how he got it. the team's coach questioned marcantonio after learning of the alleged hazing. but documents say that when teammates found out, they saw him as a rat. and from that time forward, the plaintiff's swim career at uva was ruined. >> from that moment on he couldn't get in the pool when the other swimmers were there. as the coach put it to him, i can't guarantee your safety, and he had to leave. >> reporter: following the reported hazing uva suspended the upperclassmen for the rest of that semester. none of them ever rejoined the team. two of them transferring to different schools. one of the parents of the upperclassmen telling abc news

on behalf of all the defendants that they have not yet been served so can't comment on the suit. adding -- "these issues are not new. they were internally investigated by the university of virginia and handled appropriately." now, uva told abc news overnight that it investigated the allegations and quote took prompt action to provide support services to the affected students. this lawsuit seeks damages of over $75,000 though the exact amount has not been disclosed. george? >> mara, thanks very much. all right, george. now to that incident raising a lot of questions at an air show. how did a 6-year-old get behind the controls of a helicopter and then manage to start the engine? abc's alex perez has the story. >> reporter: an air show scare caught on camera. this medical transport helicopter accidentally powered up on the tarmac. but that's not the pilot behind the controls. it's a 6-year-old boy. the mayo clinic's mayo 1 chopper, on display at the minnesota air spectacular on saturday.

the child apparently able to climb into the unattended cockpit and turn on the $10 million aircraft. you see the confusion among the spectators as the rotors spin, and the wind, blowing over a nearby sun shade that hits two people injuring them. >> it is not easy to get one of these helicopters started. it's not intuitive. the one thing i wonder was he playing a video game that had a correct representation of this. >> reporter: the mayo clinic telling abc news it removed the mayo 1 from service for inspection and maintenance as it along with the ntsb and faa now look into how this happened. here's an inside look at the control panel of the same make of chopper. you can see how complex it is. how the young man was able to navigate and operate it is a real mystery. >> i would think some of the aeronautical universities might want to already extend him a scholarship. >> reporter: for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news. chicago. >> wow, that is just an amazing

story. >> interesting. >> he had such presence of mind to go save the day, that guy. >> but the video game concept is interesting. duff certainly knows how to work his way around a control. >> keep him away from a helicopter. >> i never would have thought about that. i never would have thought about a video game being the way that a kid could figure that out. and now to one tough texas grandma. the texas grandma sseur surviving 48 hours stranded in a ravine after her car went off the road. she is recovering in a hospital this morning and clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning, one tough grandmother, wanda mobley thankful to be alive after two days stranded in a texas ravine. her ordeal beginning friday morning as she was driving to a family reunion in oklahoma. >> she swerved to miss an animal in the road basically just went off an embankment and down a ravine. >> reporter: mobley injured the crash unable to walk up the steep ravine. >> i crawled on my hands and knees back to the car. >> reporter: when she didn't make it to her destination by nightfall, her worried family launching a frantic search. >> everything goes through your mind.

i mean, we stopped every silver chevrolet we saw because we couldn't find her anywhere. >> reporter: but while family members were searching, this 75-year-old surviving for 48 hours alone. >> i had some sprite in the car. that's the only thing i had. >> reporter: for two long days she prayed for help to arrive, until local authorities were able to use her cell phone signal to pinpoint her location. her grandson answering those prayers. >> i said, your voice is the voice of an angel. >> reporter: she was air-lifted to a local hospital where she's being treated for bruises and a fractured lower back. but is expected to be okay. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> well, sprite should make sure she has a lifetime supply. >> ye. >> absolutely. she is tough. let's go to ginger and a lot of flooding in illinois. still flooding even though we'll see a dryer area for the next couple of days. look at this. just over -- you can tell that is not supposed to be water

there. and we've got drone footage that shows the same thing. the state of illinois itself has now had its wettest june on record. so it joins all of those cities that i was just showing you not too long ago, very stormy, damaging winds in north palm beach, florida. that picture from yesterday and that is the big pi i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. the forecast. hot inland, 105 antioch. 72 san francisco. 81 oakland. 92 san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast. co >> all that weather brought to you by walgreens. and ye this is a pretty picture from hawaii. but they've seen record high temperatures this last week and they're going to still see high heat and humidity. a big blocking pattern out there so it's not just the northwest but even hawaii getting into the record heat. >> a big ocean, though, it helps. >> they do. and then once that blocking thing gets out of there, they'll get the cooler wind. it will be much better. they're going to be okay. >> thanks. >> we got a lot coming up. parenting alert about trampoline parks.

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we're back now with "gma on the lookout." this morning, trampoline parks. hundreds of them around the country. new ones pop up all the time. but more than 80,000 people a year are injured on trampolines. and there are very few regulations on these parks. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: what started as a birthday celebration at the trampoline park -- >> i remember just feeling like pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: -- ended in a medical nightmare. watch this cell phone video obtained by a norfolk affiliate of virginia, mom courtney cleveland joining in on the jump park fun. she says an e.r. doctor told her she fractured part of her spine

and she says she was told it could have been much worse. >> you're very lucky. if you would have fractured c-7, you could possibly be paralyzed in the foam pit. >> reporter: this highlighting the fwroeing danger at indoor trampoline parks. they are exploding in popularity all over the country. growing from just one in 2009 to 345 so far this year and counting. >> we have a jumper on a trampoline who we believe has a neck injury. >> reporter: arizona teenager blake haines was left partially paralyzed after launching himself into a foam pit. the number of injuries from trampolines at businesses and homes staggering. more than 80,000 a year. most jump parks require visitors to sign liability waivers like this one acknowledging the risks including serious injury and death. but what most people signing those waivers may not know is as "gma on the lookout" discovered there are no federal regulations for trampoline parks and only two states have specific safety laws on the books. >> there's a dangerous situation out there for consumers.

we've proven it with data and yet nothing has happened. >> reporter: for now the young industry regulating itself. many of the parks following voluntary safety guidelines. >> the indoor trampoline park industry is really proactive in working together as a collective group to write a set of standards. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> my kids love the trampolines but you got to be careful. >> you do have to be so careful. in diving you always had a harness. that's one safe way to do it. not realistic. >> not necessarily. okay. we got a lot more coming up on "gma." have you heard about ghosting? this woman said it happened to her. and also, the wimbledon scandal that has so many talking. are players and their coaches communicating when they shouldn't be? and behind that major "bachelorette" breakdown. chris is left on the cliff. now america is rallying behind him. let it out, my man, let it out. [ laughter ] ♪ so this is what it's come to. human

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welcome back. let's get to wimbledon and cheating allegations against the world's number one tennis player, novak djokovic. this morning, the defending champ denying claims he received illegal coaching signals during

matches. abc's t.j. holmes is with us with all of the details. good morning, t.j. >> we're not talking about a corked bat here. or a deflated football. what we're talking about, what does cheating look like in tennis? let me show you. look closely now. this is what cheating looks like. that's it, all right. just any form of -- just a nod -- just a subtle nonverbal communication between a coach and a player. not much, but it is against the rules. he might have won his first round at wimbledon. >> game, set, and match, djokovic. >> reporter: but on monday, all eyes might have been on novak djokovic not just for his plays on the court but for the looks, nods, and winks from his coach, boris becker. the controversy stirring after becker told a radio host over the weekend that his team communicates with djokovic. >> we have our ways about it to tell him it's good or tell him it's bad. and then it's up to him to change it. >> reporter: in tennis, all forms of on-the-court coaching between players and staff is

strictly prohibited. >> you can't give any technical advice like hit to the player's backhand. >> reporter: but djokovic says his coach didn't do anything wrong. >> there are certain ways of communication which is encouragement. but it's all within the rules. >> reporter: accusations of cheating are nothing new in the tennis world. in 2007 maria sharapova was fined $2500 after receiving illegal coaching signals from her father, yuri. and in 2006, she was suspected of receiving signals from her coach. watch this member of her camp holding up a banana and flashing four fingers from the stands. >> we can't pretend like that's not happening in tennis. of course, there are situations when it happens. and not just with the top players, but with everybody. >> game, second set. >> reporter: but with cameras watching every move, any move will be highly scrutinized. they all do it. to your point in the break, anything you say. if you could just yell to a player, way to go, you kind of are saying, do what you just did again. and that's still cheating. >> how do you prove it?

because maybe he was hungry. maybe he was stretching his fingers. >> i don't even know. >> i'm on the tv all the time, i'm like this. >> see, don't tell them what it means. i know what that means. >> all right. >> i'm glad i don't. coming up we have a very sad bachelor. great improve this tip from lowe's. don't let a grimy grill slow you down. cleaning those grates can be easy. drop them in coffee for about an hour, scrub and rinse and good to grill. to see more go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! an even longer night. helping with homework before doing your own. and you may think no one notices... but she does. she sees more than "mom," she sees determination. we do too. for nearly 40 years, we've designed an education for people just like you. learn more at phoenix.edu.

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♪ i know you're lying ♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and we have a superstar family feud playing out in public. kate hudson's father publicly denouncing his own children. telling them to top using his name. the picture with kurt russell that seemed to have started it all. ♪ and have you been ghosted? >> he fell off the face of the planet. >> the modern way so many are calling it quits without saying a word. what to do if it happens to you. ♪ never been in love before ♪ "bachelorette" breakdown. the new man dumped by the side of a cliff and left sobbing uncontrollably. >> come on, chris. hold it together. >> the unexpected meltdown that has america rallying behind cupcake chris this morning. and we're all fired up for the women's world cup soccer match as we say -- >> all: good morning, america.

and all the future world cup stars right there in times square this morning all getting ready for the big women's world cup showdown tonight. >> come on, ladies. it's going to be a big game. we know we have defense, right? tonight we need major offense. >> we need major offense. and we got our jerseys ready, here in the studio. >> in case they need subs. >> team usa, baby. >> also well organized. i think elliott has mine as a sleep jersey now. >> oh, that's cute. >> or they couldn't fit stephanopoulos. >> no, they did. so many tv viewers are talking about this moment last night. did you see it on "the bachelorette," the contender named cupcake chris, i mean, he was emotional to say the least. left on a mountaintop, a lot of people talking about his tears over being told he's not getting a rose. >> that was --

>> with a name cupcake chris, i expect him to cry. >> you know, i was going to say that. and i decided not to. i'm glad you did. >> that's what we're here for. >> tender man. let's go to amy with the morning rundown. all right, good morning, guys. the big story this morning, a military plane crashing into a hotel killing dozens of people. it happened in indonesia and the cargo plane developing engine trouble right after takeoff, slamming back to earth, buildings and cars going up in flames. the investigation still under way. but more than 100 people are believed dead including everyone on board the plane. back here at home, signs of hope in the battle against a raging wildfire in washington state. the flames already scorching at least two dozen homes. strong winds blowing embers around setting several businesses on fire. one of those causing an ammonia leak. residents who have been forced to evacuate hoping to get back in their homes today. and a consumer alert. jetblue is now on board with baggage fees after years of boasting about its no fee

baggage check. the airline will now charge $20 per bag at online check-in or $25 at the airport counter. on new reservations, it begins today. and that leaves southwest as the only airline without a baggage fee. apple has just gone live launching its own streaming music service. it's playing catch-up with other popular companies offering millions of songs free of charge before a monthly fee kicks in. more now from abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: this morning -- ♪ shake it off ♪ >> reporter: -- apple officially shaking up the competition joining the likes of spotify, pandora, rhapsody and tidal launching its own streaming music service, apple music. 30 million tracks available in 100 countries on any apple device, starting now. >> this is apple kind of catching up to a behavior that exists on a lot of other services right now. >> reporter: apple music is free to users for the first three months, then $9.99 a month for individuals and $14.99 for family plans that cover up to

six users. but how does apple music stack up against its streaming rivals? nobody loves paying for music. but the most pay for spotify which also charges $9.99 a month and already has 20 million paying subscribers. 55 million who stream the service for free with apps. ♪ don't stop believing ♪ >> reporter: but don't stop believing in the power of pandora's listeners. 76 million listen for free. apple's biggest advantage, all those itunes accounts it already has on file. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and our thanks to rebecca for that. finally nfl training camps are a couple weeks away but texans' superstar j.j. watt is ready to go and here's how we know it. at the zac brown concert some guy on stage dancing around, boom. watt comes out of nowhere to sack him. 6'5", nearly 300 pounds of j.j. watt.

i think that looked like that hurt. but the word is this thing was staged as a publicity stunt because you see the guy has the alabama t-shirt on? and watt's alma mater wisconsin takes on alabama to open up the season. >> and he happened to be on the stage at that moment. >> with an alabama t-shirt on, yeah. and j.j. just happened to be there ready to sack him. it was still funny. >> pretty good actor. >> still funny. >> still works for us. let's go to michael in the social square. >> all right. thank you, george. here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in our social square powered by samsung galaxy. superstar family feud. why kate hudson's dad says he's disowning her and her brother. and have you been ghosted? this woman says she has. the modern day breakup phenomenon affecting so many. plus, "bachelorette" breakdown. behind cupcake chris' emotional good-bye. all that and we're so excited for team usa's world cup match here live on "gma" in times square.

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saying they are dead to me and asked them to stop using the hudson name. abc news has reached out to hudson to confirm his comments. he has not responded. all of this after actor oliver hudson instagrammed this father's day message, happy abandonment day and a childhood photo with his father and sister while kate hudson posted a photo of herself and her mom's longtime boyfriend actor kurt russell writing, pa, just simply, thank you. happy father's day. i love you to the moon and back. 65-year-old bill hudson calling their online postings a dagger to the heart telling britain's "daily mail," "i no longer recognize oliver and kate as my own." >> his reaction is so over the top that it actually makes you wonder about him. ♪ you'll never believe ♪ >> reporter: bill hudson was a star from the hudson brothers band and tv show decades ago and that's when he married his now ex-wife goldie hawn. today, he blames the oscar-winning actress for

poisoning his children against him, telling "the daily mail," that when hawn got together with russell, she wanted me out. i became the big, bad wolf. >> this was a split that happened many years ago and rite now, the kids at least, are on their mother's side of the argument. >> reporter: overnight, abc news reached out to hawn, oliver and kate. no one has yet commented. as for bill hudson's message to his children, i set you free, he says, reportedly adding, i am mourning their loss even though they are still walking this earth. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> very sad. >> very sad. >> yeah. >> it sure is. all right, next on "the heat index," a new phenomenon in modern romance known as ghosting. the latest way apparently to break out without saying a word and it's a story we first saw in "the new york times" and jesse palmer is with us now and has the de >> you know what, it may not be supernatural but for those who experience ghosting firsthand it can definitely feel unnatural and very unexpected. >> something suddenly came up.

>> reporter: gone are the days of breaking someone's heart face to face. those famous words uttered by marcia on "the brady bunch." >> something suddenly came up. >> reporter: even ridiculous strategies from "sex and the city" are becoming a thing of the past. >> berger broke up with me on a post-it. >> reporter: now breaking up has become more haunting with ghosting on the rise. in our technically savvy era, ghosting is how people are calling it quits. it's when one person out of the blue ends up a romantic relationship by cutting all contact, never to be heard from again. >> he completely fell off the face of the planet and i still haven't heard from him to this day. >> reporter: 26-year-old justine bylo says she's a victim of ghosting. >> we dated for about eight months. and i decided to invite him to my friend's wedding. i texted him several times before the wedding and i just never heard back from him. >> reporter: leaving justine without a date for her friend's wedding. >> it was so awkward to sit there at the table with his name

tag next to mine and an empty chair. >> reporter: but justine isn't going to let a little ghosting spook her. >> after i lick my wounds a little bit, i'm going to get back to it. you got to have hope. >> and speaking of breaking up you know, there's even an app for that. the app is called binder and it will send a text or voice mail to your partner calling things off. that actually exists. >> amy is revved up over here. >> further proof people don't know how to communicate anymore. >> agreed. agreed. well, listen to this, we actually conducted a poll about ghosting and that trend and we asked the question have you ever ghosted someone that you were dating? we found that only 25% of people said they had, 75% -- >> george, you dropped your pen. >> so apparently we just asked a bunch of liars. >> a drop your pen moment. >> hasn't this sort of all been going on forever? >> yeah. ghosting, absolutely. >> isn't it a trend like it didn't work out. >> if you're really dating someone for a long time, you owe them face to face. >> don't you think, yeah.

the courtesy of a face to face. >> if you don't call back the silence is deafening. there's a real message there. >> get the hint. >> yeah. >> figure it out, people. on that note, also ahead on the "heat index," a growing trend among women. they are swapping their favorite beauty products for similar versions made for men and saving big bucks doing it. abc's becky worley has more. ♪ >> reporter: want to save on your fancy facial care regimen? easy, try borrowing from the guys. the number of women using men's products is on the rise. added bonus, you save money, too. >> recently, there's been this explosion of male grooming products. >> reporter: on this site selling a men's facial cream, of the 32 reviews, 26 were written by women. really? okay. i go to a bunch of department stores and ask the clerks in the men's department to help me find products similar to popular women's products. and get this, the men's products cost roughly half of what their

corresponding women's products would have cost. and i'm not just talking about shaving balm or lotion. lip therapy, bad guy bb cream. bb cream for guys? and the price difference is compelling. men's line anthony has a vitamin c serum that's $45 an ounce. this department store brand is $59 an ounce. these glycolic acid peel pads from men's line jack black were 95 cents a treatment. a comparable department store version for women was $2.93 a treatment. but, did these men's products smell and feel, well, manly? it doesn't smell at all. practically unscented. honestly i would not know that this was a men's product unless you told me specifically. but don't take my word for it. we asked twins ana marie and gina marie to try them out and they chose -- the men's. >> makes me want to use less makeup. >> definitely.

gives it that nice glow. >> there is sort of this one size fits all element to male beauty products. and sometimes, what women want is to just simplify things and make things a little more cost effective. >> reporter: and given the price difference, it might be worth heading over to the men's department to see if a few of their new niceties will work for you. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> have you done that? >> yeah. >> it's a great, great tip. thank you, beck. we got to get to this, though. we've been talking about it all morning. next on "the heat index" that "bachelorette" breakdown. oh, my goodness. it was an emotional, to say the least, episode last night. but see the tears? they didn't come from the bachelorette. they came from chris, mr. cupcake, the nice guy who found out he was not getting a rose. kayna whitworth will explain it all. >> reporter: the word sobfest almost sums up this week's episode of "the bachelorette." almost.

but then we would be leaving out the word epic. it wasn't just kaitlyn with the waterworks. [ sobbing ] kaitlyn broke the news to chris "cupcake" strandburg during a beautiful, albeit chilly irish picnic. >> what is that? >> reporter: at the beginning of the season, chris made a memorable entrance in this cupcake car. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: earning him his sweet nickname. >> he's in a cupcake! >> this is the hardest thing is to say bye to you. >> reporter: she walked away to a waiting helicopter while chris was standing alone at the edge of a cliff. he was reasonable at first. >> i don't think that she really knows what she wants. i'm really scared, too. >> reporter: but cupcake's cliffside crying escalated. >> what happens to me? it's okay. >> reporter: turning into heaving sobs so overcome with emotion eventually he had to sit down.

>> i didn't think i was going to cry. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: even bachelorette kaitlyn took to instagram with support for chris, posting this photo with the caption, a lot of respect for chris. one of a kind. this meltdown likely to be vaulted with the likes of jason mesnick. for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> i wish you could have seen reaction inside the studio from the crew. >> the crew had very strong feelings about this. i guess t.j. does, too. >> mr. holmes here. >> look, it's not about a man -- everybody wants to go that. man up. you're not supposed to cry. it's okay. i'll cry when i leave work today like i do every single day. that's not the point. the point is he hasn't known this woman long enough for this reaction. i'm missing something. >> right. >> yes. you know our friend jen wiener

who is hilarious and the most incredible blogger and "bachelorette" expert. she posted some tweets last night as she was watching the show. these are some of the favorites. oh, just push him off the cliff. >> wow. >> you know you want to and i want you to. #thebachelorette and she also just said, people are perfectly capable of saying good-bye to me. it happens. that's a quote of what he said and then she goes on to say, any sobs and then oh my god why am i laughing? >> he was doing so well. he had the cupcake car. he had all the momentum going for him. >> we forgot his name was cupcake. that doesn't mean he's going to be -- >> look at that car. that ride. that's actually hilarious. >> t.j., everyone loves cupcakes. >> but which one is the most embarrassing part, the way he came in or the way he went out? okay? [ laughter ] i don't know. >> that was good. >> okay. i'm upset. >> if you had to pick one, which would you say? >> the way he went out. i'll take the cupcake. you don't go out like that, man. come on. >> we're going with the cupcake. >> all this made my season look so boring. i don't think we had any tears on my season although i was crying on the inside.

>> ye. >> crying on the inside. we're going get outside and to ginger and the weather. >> my theory is it was all for his hairstylist because that wave, that part he's got, that's severe. that's just mine. but anyway, good morning. you've been up since 4:00 a.m. >> yeah, it's great. it's great to be here. >> that's the kind of attitude we have to have this morning. how about we start in atlanta and give you an idea what's happening there. 74 degrees this morning. it looks fine now. but just to your west already severe storms in parts of mississippi and alabama. they will be headed your way. all that jet stream and all that action coming up the east coast. i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. accuweather forecast. hot inland. 102 in concord 81 in oakland. 72 in downtown san francisco. 92 in san jose. the north bay equally warm. 94 santa rosa. 95 napa. 104 clear lake. seven-day forecast showing the heat hangs on wednesday. a gradual cooling trend into the weekend and we're looking great.

fine for the fourth on saturday. [ cheers and applause ] >> and a huge hello to grandpa and grandma in nebraska. what are their names? >> grandma mann and grandpa mann. >> so good. how about we get to you, michael with "pop." ♪ >> all right there, ginger, and it's time for "pop news." this is a lot of pressure when you sit here because you're so good at this. i'm nervous but here we go. magneto and his creepy conrads better watch out. olivia munn is showing off some serious spidey skills ahead of her role in "x-men apocalypse." she shared this video with a recent training session with her boyfriend aaron rodgers. look at him. he's in the back. he's attempting to keep pace with her in the background. now i've got to say he might be a two-time nfl mvp but the dude needs to stay on the football field. that looks -- looked like she's going to win. >> very slow. >> yeah. >> i disagree. less is more.

>> less is more? >> he only had two moves but it's this right here. that stole the show. >> yeah. >> olivia munn, she looked great. great moves but at the end of the day, less is more, michael. >> at the end of the day by the time she's done with all that he doing this and he doesn't realize she's killed him already. next up, "magic mike xxl" is bringing the heat to movie theaters this week. >> oh, yes, it is. >> oh yeah it is. but it looks like we got a little competition out there. check out regular mike. here you are. regular guys doing everyday tasks and making the ladies swoon. >> that is sexy. >> who wouldn't want to get lightheaded watching a man iron his shirt or water plants or open that pickle jar, ladies, and then if you're hungry for more. the ultimate the ultimate summer barbecue mike. look at that. >> oh. >> then this video replaces all the men in "magic mike" with meat. check this one out. something different. just in case you don't have a regular mike in your life or a sausage mike in your kitchen --

>> oh, my gosh. get ready. >> changing places with me. >> there it is. >> all right. >> i like swiffering and vacuuming mike. >> you like swiffering and vacuuming mike? i'll let your husband know that. >> he already knows. >> that's all that matters. >> i just want to say that i finally got a chance to see the film. >> and let's move on. the real "magic mike" is in theaters. go check it out. it opens up tomorrow. >> is that what you saw in the film? >> it's a film, george. >> you know what, you are not doing this today. this is my "pop news." this is where you don't interject when you're talking about "magic mike." all right. we've got a "gma" world exclusive this morning. a first look at a brand-new thriller starring some of hollywood's biggest names. julia roberts, nicole kidman and chiwetel ejiofor. it's called "secret in their eyes." take a look. >> ray. >> jess, i found him. >> how did you find him? >> online. 696,000 caucasian males in the u.s. present system. you can cycle through the entire population in a year if you look

at 1,906 faces every night. so i did. >> for a year? >> for 13 years. reopen the case. >> we've had multiple leads involving false alarms. >> and jess dies a little bit every single time. >> i don't have the stomach to watch him walk away again. maybe we go about this a little less officially. >> no. >> ray, justice. i owe my daughter that. >> that got me. >> that looks good. >> yeah, that looks good. what a cast. >> yeah, and another secret for you out there. it's actually a remake of a 2010 argentine film and that won an oscar for best foreign language film. so we can expect big things when it hits theaters in october and as i said before, you made me blush because you say you saw that movie, "magic mike xxl." >> excuse me. you made me blush. >> oh. >> all right. that's all i got. that's all i got for "pop news." i'm at a loss for words. >> we can talk about "magic mike." >> no, we can't.

>> i just want to say, the thing is that you are -- you're a method actor. and you really dove into your role. >> got into character. >> everybody, go see "magic mike xxl." and when we come back, an incredible 12-year-old beating all the odds, michael is going to bring us this inspirational story. >> you can't tell i'm blushing. because i'm -- >> not at all. also, jennifer lawrence and josh hutcherson giving us an exclusive first look behind the scenes of "the hunger games." >> oh, boy.

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♪ you just gotta let my love my love ♪ ♪ let my love ♪ ♪ let my love adorn you ♪ ♪ ah, let it dress you down ♪ ♪ you got to know you gotta know ♪ ♪ know that i adore you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a lot of love from miguel here, also a lot of love for team usa this morning. look at all our soccer players here. getting ready for the big game tonight, world cup u.s. taking on germany in the semifinals. >> go, usa. we believe that we will win. ready, let's do it and some really exciting news about our own nick watt. he's a world traveler and now he's starring in a new show called "watt's world." it premieres tonight on the travel channel and if you know nick he's hilarious and is a

great storyteller. >> that's right. he's actually headed to albania in the first episode where it seems everyone loves americans. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: there aren't many people on my flight to albania besides me and my crew. no american tourists. you should come. albanians love americans. the street signs, the murals and here in the town of fushe-kruje. is that bushie? bushie? that means the young bush or the new bush. "w." ♪ just around the corner there's the george and laura bush bakery. >> nick is so funny. >> he is. >> the show "watt's world" premieres tonight on the travel channel at 10:00 p.m. right now let's go inside to michael. ♪ this is my fight song ♪ >> all right thanks, guys. time now for open mike and an incredibly inspiring story this morning. you're about to meet a 12-year-old overcoming the odds to excel at sports. take a look.

12-year-old aidan duncan is happiest when he's on afield or on/court. but aidan is different from the other kids on this team facing a huge challenge since the day he was born. >> we found out that his left arm was not developing. it could have been because of the umbilical cord wrapping around. we did see a specialist. they told us that he would have balance issues and running would be difficult for him. >> reporter: despite what doctors predicted years ago, this is aidan today dominating the field in football, soccer, basketball and baseball. >> i probably am the fastest player on the team. i faced some challenges like swinging the bat, pitching with one hand. it takes a lot of hard work and effort. my parents have taught me to just never give up and just keep your head up and they've really kind of ignored the fact that i have one arm and they just treat me the same. >> i don't like using the word handicapped or disabled and we don't around him at all and we refer to his arm as his little arm but for the most part

it just takes him a little bit longer to tie his shoes, but he can do that and do it well. >> if there are other kids out there like me, i probably would say that you just got to go through and never like ask why it happened or why you're like this and just keep looking forward. >> reporter: and like every 12-year-old kid, he has his own sports hero. >> matt carpenter of the cardinals. >> matt carpenter continues to punish the dodgers. >> reporter: then a surprise invitation from his hero via video message after aidan's story makes headlines in his local newspaper. >> this is matt carpenter with the st. louis cardinals and just want to say you got some serious skills, man, keep it up. i hope to see you around the ballpark real soon. go, cards. >> that was awesome. >> reporter: that invitation becoming a reality this past weekend. >> matt carpenter. >> what's up man? i saw your video, man. you can play. >> reporter: a deserving moment for a boy who has captured our hearts with his hands. >> oh. >> wow. >> we love it.

>> i had chills from head to toe. >> yep. >> incredible. >> incredible. started playing baseball when he was 5. story is catching on like wildfire, the cardinals and now the nationals, they both sent him out graphed baseball gear to encourage him to keep on going. >> he is legitimately good. >> yeah, he's really good. >> and he has a lot of confidence. >> that says it all, doesn't it? >> exactly. let's go outside to ginger with news for us about the weather. >> oh, and, michael, yes, that was such a sweet, sweet story. how about we go ahead and charge check in, though. we have to get to the heat out west. how about salt lake city? they have been very warm. we're talking 10 to 15 degrees above average and the heat it's not only returning but going to be higher in some spots. look at all those 100-degree temperatures, redding and las vegas, well above 100. look, 115 even tomorrow in redding. severe storms right there in the southeast and that is the big picture. i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. the forecast. hot inland, 105 antioch. 72 san francisco.

81 oakland. 92 san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler by >> all that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans and summer is in full swing. you can feel it out here in new york city. temperatures soaring and we are gearing up for "gma's" cool it down countdown. it's where we're going to show you some of the wildest and craziest ways to cool down on this holiday weekend. you got to check this out. have you guys seen it? a watery jet pack machine called a flyboard. we're going to show it to you here and we're going to try that live on "gma" later this week. have you seen that? how they're flying around? oh, my gosh. i would have totally done that but somebody else is going to this week then we're easing into our cool it down countdown today. slightly easier with an ice cream parlor right here in social square. these young soccer players are here to help us sample flavors. from blue marble. are you guys eating it? it looks good. kid, do you know what flavor

that is? do you know? >> chocolate chip. >> mm-mm. a little chocolate chip and i know we have blue marble back there. ooh, thank you so much. i can't wait to get into this ice cream, george. >> that does sound good. thank you, ginger. but right now a big exclusive for all you "hunger games" fans, the first look at a new exhibition featuring costumes and weapons and the stars gave us a tour and reena ninan has it all. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: it's the massive mega-blockbuster series, "the hunger games." >> this is what they do, and we must fight back. >> reporter: three district destroying movies with the fourth film on the way. >> snow has to pay for what he's done. >> reporter: and now -- >> welcome, welcome. >> reporter: -- a new exhibit inviting fans to explore the world of their favorite distopian society like never before. >> this is the time to show them everything. >> reporter: 12,000 square feet

of interactive exhibits open for exploration. >> we're excited to be here. >> like a walk down memory lane. >> reporter: stars jennifer lawrence and josh hutcherson taking "gma" as tributes. >> i volunteer! i volunteer as tribute. >> reporter: giving us an exclusive inside look at the new york exhibition 24 hours before it opens to the public. >> it was really emotional. i didn't expect that. >> reporter: the exhibit home to props from the movies and don't forget about those crazy capital costumes. >> just notice when you look at effie's outfits, please notice the shoes. that poor woman had to wear torture contraptions every day. just imagine putting your feet in every one of those. >> reporter: katniss aennd peeta working on their skills for combat taking a ride on that infamous tribute train, a world for all "hunger games" enthusiasts to enjoy. >> really, really cool. >> yeah. >> i want a membership. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news,

new york. >> "hunger games: the exhibition" opens tomorrow in times square. and coming up here, easy ways to get your backyard ready for your fourth of july bash.

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i'm joined right now by chris and peyton lambton from hgtv's "going yard." hi, you guys. >> good morning. >> hi, hgtv, sister and brother. i want to drive right into these projects because they're all total reinventions. which i love. questions from viewers. this first one comes from alexis in california. take a look. >> i am throwing a big fourth of july party, and i want to get creative when it comes to serving the food and drinks. can you help? >> all right. so the question is about serving and the answer is behind this wall. lambtons, you came up with -- >> i got the drum roll. [ drum roll ] >> two very creative reinventions starting with a new use for a ladder. >> right. how great is that. so if you're anything like us we're having a july 4th party at our house and space is a premium. so if you're going to serve hors d'oeuvres or drinks or desserts this is a great trick because everyone has a ladder in your basement or garage. if you don't have a metal one, throw a coat of paint on yours.

cut it six inches longer on either side. >> guys this is just plywood you can get from lowe's or any home store and you cut and you -- >> or use 2x4s. >> make them longer as you go down. fun, useful way and take the plywood off. >> at the end of the party it goes back to being a ladder and easy to move around if you need to. >> i like this, as well. an old singer sewing table base. we see these all the time at flea markets and then you guys changed it out and instead of the wood top or machine have an old wagon. >> exactly, so we took the red wagon, bottom part of the sewing machine and take steel wool and scrub it down get the rust off, add a fresh coat of paint then you have an ice cream soda fountain bar. >> i love it. it's the floating fountain sewing table wagon thing. >> all in one. >> but really fun, reinvented uses for items that you either have or you can find at yard sales, flea markets. >> a little elbow grease and it turns into something beautiful. >> absolutely. so do we have another viewer

question? this one from tammy in texas. >> i'd love to host a backyard barbecue but i have a tiny patio. what's the best way to seat all of my guests? >> all right, so we've got to talk about seating. i'm ready for it. drum roll, please. [ drum roll ] >> what am i looking at? >> i love the party behind it, by the way. >> this is like cell block c. what happened? >> everyone needs extra seating at a party and this is the perfect way to do it because these blocks, a couple dollars apiece, a nice coat of paint on there and use a landscape adhesive. i glued them together. >> what is that? >> right here so you can use like liquid nail or landscape adhesive and glue this all together. what i have between them is 4x4s. i cut them short so it's a little romantic couch but you could run them long -- >> and foam which is really simply covered in this. >> larger -- >> can i do this? >> yes. >> the seat test. it is comfortable. >> extra seating at a party. >> because it's steady because

it's made of cinder block. very inexpensive, very creative, keep it outdoors and use it in your garden. >> at the end of the party -- >> you're so smart. you lambtons. >> at the end of the party, easy to break down. >> then tell me a little about this table. these are sawhorse legs. >> sawhorse legs and an old window. just put a fresh coat of paint on it and have a table ready to go. >> anything we should worry about ole windows? sometimes they used lead paint on them. do you have any advice about chipping paint if we're going to use an old win dpoe as a tabletop? you might want to be careful about that. >> exactly. a lot of times most places they will double-check if you go to buy it at an antique store if there is lead paint on it because that's what you want to be careful of. we suggest new coat of paint on top of that. >> these little legs, these sawhorse legs you can get these at a hardware store but they're also very chic and big in design so you can find high-end versions, not what we're talking about, very in fashion. >> we're going very hgtv right now. >> that's right. one more addition to our backyard party and this comes from shosura in north carolina, let's watch.

>> i only have one light outside my house for lighting. so i want to know what can i do for lighting? >> all right, shosure, you asked and we deliver. show shosura a lighting idea. >> here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh. i think they like it. so these are just paint cans. >> you can save paint cans, cans from your cooking in the kitchen. all you have to do, fill it up with water and let it freeze and take a hammer and nail and hammer out your design on the side, put a fresh coat of paint on, let the water dissolve out then add your light. >> your little candles. >> you can use candles or use just some battery powered lights and don't have to risk anything catching on fire. >> all right. there you go. you guys, thank you so much. the hgtv show is called "going yard." create all of these projects at your local lowe's and one additional project on our website, goodmorningamerica.com

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♪ america went to sleep with grammy winner miguel on "jimmy kimmel live," that's right and now we're waking up with him this morning. lucky us. his highly anticipated third studio album "wildheart" is out now and in a moment he's going to perform the first single off that album with my favorite drink, coffee, right? >> why not. >> that's the name of it. so in speaking of names this entire album you say is inspired by your hometown, los angeles. how so? >> absolutely. i think it's more the pace and the feel of los angeles. >> what's the pace of los angeles?

>> it kind of depends on what wave you catch, you know, definitely what wave you catch but i think it's the hope and desperation of the city that i wanted to capture and i think we got it. >> very cool and you're going on tour starting out in texas. >> absolutely. >> what can fans expect? >> expect it to be wild. expect it to be fun and sexy. >> and you never know which wave you're going to catch. >> you never know. >> i like that. all right, off his brand-new album "wildheart," here is miguel with "coffee." [ applause ] ♪ i wish i could paint our love these moments in vibrant hues ♪ ♪ wordplay turns into gun play and gun play turns into pillow talk ♪ ♪ and pillow talk turns into sweet dreams sweet dreams turn into coffee in the morning ♪ ♪ we talk street art and sarcasm

crass humor and high fashion ♪ ♪ peach color moon glistens the plot thickens as we laugh over shotguns and tongue kisses ♪ ♪ bubble bath truth or dare and would you rather a cold flame the thrill of no shame ♪ ♪ drugs, sex and polaroids pick a star in the sky ♪ ♪ we could both say good-bye all night ♪ ♪ i wish i could paint paint our love babe our love these moments in vibrant hues wordplay turns into gun play ♪ ♪ and gun play turns into pillow talk and pillow talk turns into sweet dreams ♪ ♪ sweet dreams turns into coffee in the morning ♪ ♪ coffee in the morning babe i don't want that wake you i just wanna watch you sleep ♪ ♪ it's the smell of your hair

and it's the way that we fit i've never felt comfortable not like this no no ♪ ♪ old souls we found a new religion now i'm swimming in that sin of baptism ♪ ♪ peach colored skies reveal the sunrise two lost angels discover salvation ♪ ♪ don't you wish we could run away now let's ♪ ♪ drugs sex and polaroids ♪ ♪ pick a star in the sky we could both say good-bye babe ♪ gun play turns into pillow talk ♪ and pillow talk turns into sweet dreams ♪ ♪ sweet dreams turns into coffee in the morning ♪ ♪ coffee in the morning i don't want to wake you baby ♪

♪ i just wanna watch you sleep ♪ ♪ and it's the smell of your hair and it's the way that we feel i've never felt comfortable like this ♪ ♪ no no ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm all yours i'm all yours ♪ ♪ coffee in the morning i don't wanna wake you ♪ ♪ do you know what you've done to me baby ♪ ♪ stayed up stayed up ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ i just wanna watch you sleep it's the smell of your hair ♪ ♪ and it's the way that we feel i've never felt comfortable not like this ♪ ♪ all right ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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this week the made in america team is back from atlanta, boston dallas st. louis, chicago to the california desert. >> back on the job. >> when american jobs are on the line, david muir is there. >> made in america. >> on abc's got world news tonight." who's watching "gma." >> every morning this is what i do. >> tomorrow catch the rock. how great is miguel? >> fantastic. >> thank you very much.

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