good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. fires and floods new wildfires scorching the west. flames shooting hundreds of feet in the air, hundreds of homes threatens as torrential downpours slam the east coast. city under watt e-roads wash add way. happening now, lost at sea. >> we want them home. >> a mother's plea for her son as he disappeared on a fishing trip. their boat found overturned. the all-out search by the coast guard right now. scary landing. a violent storm batters this passenger jet. a code red warning for the pilots. hurricane-force winds rocked the plane side to side. the frightening landing. and gone too soon. bobbi kristina brown dies overnight. six months after being found unresponsive in her georgia home and the mystery this morning of

how she died. the outpouring for the daughter of superstar whitney houston this morning. and good morning, america. such sad news about bobbi kristina. she was so young. still so many questions. you see here there with her mom, whitney houston. she died three years ago. still so many questions about what caused her death. but we do want to begin with the wildfires as we come on the air in the west. 20 large fires burning now, including two new ones. high winds make it difficult to fight the flames. matt gutman is in nevada city. good morning matt. >> reporter: that's right. there's dozens of wildfires in california right now. perhaps one of them are like the dangerous behind me. with sunrise it's gotten hotter and starting to creep up this hill. you can see it burning up this

hill right now. firefighters out here in force. dozens of crews trying to stop this from cresting the hill because, on the other side, are homes. overnight, wildfires raging across california. >> fires burning very, very quickly. >> reporter: in sacramento's nevada county, 1500 acres still burning this morning. >> hope nobody loses too much of their property. >> reporter: that fire only 15% contained. on the ground, over 1100 firefighters battling it. >> personnel from as far away as santa cruz had driven to save my home. >> reporter: planes and choppers attacking the blaze from the air. in this time-lapse video, the fire looks almost like an erupting volcano. >> we saw the flames when they crested the ridge there, going 500 feet tall. >> reporter: in okay oakhurst

20 miles away 450 structures are threatened. that fire has consumed 1100 acres so far with only 5% containment. since january, california has seen over 5,000 wildfires. nearly 75,000 acres have burned. now there are dozens of strike crews out here trying to fight these flames getting fearer and hotter. here's what they're battling again, these dry leaves. this it is so dry out here authorities told me these were likely started by an exhaust from a car. >> matt gutman, we thank you. to the latest on the movie and we have more flooding and more rain on the way. >> this is what that looks like. flash flood watch still fromle ft. meyerses up to several days. you can pick up to four inches of rain in the yellow area. right at the coast. orlando, 1 to 2 inches. remember some storms of come

through quick and we have flash flooding potential. we have severe flooding threats in the northern plains. bismarck. and fire danger is high. big ridge, high pressure building in. we could see record highs in northern california arias. gusty went winds, too. to the latest on the movie theater rampage in louisiana. the two women killed thursday night will be laid to rest today. we're learning more about the gunman this morning. his journal revealing the attack was pre meditated. questions still remain about why he did it. ryan owens is in lafayette with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: lara, good morning to you. you're quite right. one of the biggest mysteries that remain unsolved is why did a drifter whose last known address is it 500 miles from alabama, is this theater. this morning, police say they cannot find any real connection between the killer and this community. the murders of these two young women in a louisiana movie theater was premeditated and meticulously planned.

that's the startling conclusion this morning of state police after reading the journals of 59-year-old john "rusty" houser. >> he made comments he was coming. it was written down. the movie theater, the time, everything. "trainwreck." 7:15. >> reporter: in that journal? >> in that journal. >> reporter: detectives found that journal along with wigs, glasses, disguises in a motel 6 room where houser has been living since july. cbs news obtained this footage from the motel 6, showing houser walking up and down the hallways stopping by the front desk. even his car leaving just 20 minutes before the shooting. >> i need you en route to the grand theatre on johnson, we have an active shooter over there. >> reporter: police say houser parked that car next to the emergency exit to theater 14, so he could make a quick getaway. officers got here so fast, he ran back into the theater and shot himself. houser had a long history of mental illness. his family even had him committed. despite that, he was able to legally buy a gun at an alabama pawn shop.

>> we must choose good when others choose evil. >> reporter: at sunday's services at this deeply religious community, prayers for the nine injured and the two women who lost their lives in this senseless tragedy. 33-year-old jillian johnson and 21-year-old mayci breaux. both will be laid to rest later today. four victims remain in the hospital this morning. but here's some good news. those two hero teacher, one of whom pulled the fire alarm that mate have saved countless live both are now home from the hospital. george? >> that is good news, thank you, ryan. the race for president now. "your voice, your vote." new polls showing donald trump solidifying his place at the top of the field. ahead of jeb bush in wisconsin, governor scott walker, even after the remarks about governor mccain's war record. abc's political analyst matthew dowd is here. trump is showing staying power. that poll shows the majority of republicans him want him to stay in the race. what is he tapping into? >> i think the first thing,

it's been a mainstream in our country's history, a sense of anger and frustration. there's a group of voters out there that's very angry. that's often led to great change. civil rights, robin covering the special olympics. much of that started with anger. it has to be vented in a constructive, not destructive way. but i think that anger exists. i think the second thing is, there's a bunch of republicans that want straight talk. it's one that we wanted out of a candidate that got derailed because of a closed bridge that was a straight talker. the question becomes for donald trump, does he turn too many bridges and no longer survive in this? he's in it to stay. no question. >> it will complicate the debate for everyone else. meantime, new questions about hillary clinton's e-mails. government investigators find that several of them were classified. >> i think hillary will have an ongoing problem. she walks into this race. she was very popular before she got in. as soon as she walks in, there's a trust problem, much of which is self- inflicted. the history of the clintons is much of what happens to them is

not some gop conspiracy or media conspiracy. it's self- inflicted kwounds that she's going have to deal with. part of the problem they had, if they go overboard on it. some of the things mike huckabee said, they should allow that trust factor to exist and then let the voters decide on it. >> thank you, matt dowd. thanks very much. we want to turn to the desperate search for the two teens lost at sea off the coast of florida. the boat was found overturned but still no sign of the boys. abc's kendis gibson has more on that story. good morning, kendis. >> reporter: lara, good morning. this really is a race against time. but there's reason for hope. both of these boys have pretty much spent their entire lives boating. which is why their families felt comfortable enough to let them go out on their own and the coast guard telling us, there were life vests on board that boat. so, overnight, there was no let-up in the search. this morning, an around-the-clock search for two missing teenagers turning

increasingly urgent. coast guard crews uncovering a a damaged, overturned boat recovered. the same boat perry cohen and austin stephanos took on a fishing trip friday. the coast guard lowering the rescue swimmer, on to the vessel. the boys nowhere in sight. >> we want them home. >> reporter: the 14-year-olds departed jupiter, florida, friday afternoon to go fishing posting a snapchat indicating they were heading to the bahamas. at least 75 miles away. >> it's unexplainable. unbearable. these are our boys. these are our babies. >> there is nothing in the universe that we wouldn't give to have our boys back. >> reporter: now the increasingly worried parents enlisting football hall-of-famer and neighbor, joe namath in efforts to raise more than $100,000 in the search. >> they're so fine, these two young fellas. we just keep on praying, man. it's hard. it's so hard. >> reporter: with warmer temperatures and the boys'

extensive boating experience, as well as their food and water supplies, officials are holding out hope. >> all indications point to someone could survive. we've seen it happen before. >> reporter: the coast guard search now covering 26,000 nautical square miles. in the meantime, this reminder for experts. if you're heading out on the open ocean, always carry one of these personal locate beacons to send a sign of distress so coast guard can find you. george? >> makes a lot of sense. okay kendis, thanks so much. we turn now to the huge fire at a las vegas hotel that had guests running for their lives. 0 amazingly, no serious injuries at the cosmopolitan, a 3,000-room resort. this morning, investigators are closing in on the cause of the inferno. alex perez is in las vegas with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. i want to show you what may have stopped this from becoming a tragedy. take a look. right up there above that sign is the burned pool deck. the right here, next door, the fire department. crews were able to respond

within seconds. this morning, authorities zeroing in on a small area as they try to find out what sparked this blaze on the trendy cosmopolitan hotel on the vegas strip. >> it was literally walls of fire in every direction. >> reporter: it was just after noon saturday when within minutes, a small fire turned the 14th floor of this luxury hotel into a towering inferno. plumes of black smoke filling the sky. artificial palm trees and cabanas, fueling the flames. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. >> reporter: a few hundred guests on the deck scrambling down 14 stories to safety on the ground in minutes. >> when we were leaving, rushing toward the exit, we could feel the heat from the flames on our back. i have never seen a fire move that fast. >> it is so bad. >> reporter: a frightening reminder of the 1980 blaze at the mgm grand that killed 85 people. >> fire swept through the lower floors of the mgm grand. >> reporter: just three months later, an arson attack at the

las vegas hilton left eight dead, sparking authorities to pass sweeping changes of mandatory sprinklers and automatic alarms and emergency exit stairwells like these used to evacuate guests in saturday's fire pressurized, along with elevator shafts to help keep thick smoke out, all of this making sin city one much the safest in the world when it comes to fire safety and high rises. >> as fast as that fire took off and seeing that pool deck as loaded with people and patrons as it was, we're very lucky it went down as it did. >> reporter: and the hotel in a statement thanking its employees for being able to get everyone to safety so quickly. lara? >> thank you so much. so lucky. now to bobbi kristina. the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown passed away last night. the 22-year-old's death coming six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. the medical examiner plans an autopsy as questions still surround her death and abc's chris connelly has more. >> reporter: overnight, the final chapter in a heartbreaking

story. bobbi kristina brown, the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown, pronounced dead, five months after being found unresponsive in her georgia home. in a statement, the houston family saying bobbi kristina passed away sunday july 26th. 2015, surrounded by her family. she is finally at peace in the arms of god. sympathy and uplift from celebrities on twitter. oprah tweeting, peace at last. dionne warwick, a cousin in the houston family, sharing her thoughts on bravo's "watch what happens live" sunday night. >> she was a sweetheart. she will be missed. that's for sure. >> yeah. >> she was a good girl. >> reporter: brown, an aspiring singer and actress, was found face-down in her bathtub in january of this year. >> 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face down. pd's en route. >> reporter: the case still under investigation. roswell police saying in a statement sunday night, our hearts go out to bobbi kristina's family. this does remain an active

investigation that we are working with the fulton d.a. on. ♪ and i ♪ >> reporter: the circumstances all too similar to how bobbi kristina's mother died at the beverly hilton in 2012. >> i can hear her voice and spirit talking to me and telling me, keep moving, baby. you know, i'm right here. i got you. ♪ see i got my baby ♪ ♪ me and bobby's baby ♪ >> reporter: mother and daughter as perhaps we'll remember them. bobbi kristina brown was just 22 years old. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, new york. >> so sad. chris, we thank you. she wanted to follow her mom's footsteps. i have tragic. amy with the other top stories. chrysler in trouble. >> that's right. abc news was the first to break the story. an historic fine $105 million

against fiat/chrysler for mishandling recalls for 11 million vehicles. the company will have to offer to buy back half a million ram pickup trucks. they must offer trade-ins or pay to repair 1 million jeeps with rear-mounted gas tanks. a new move in the middle east. could significantly escalate usair strikes against isis in syria. the u.s. and turkey have reportedly agreed to create a so-called safe zone in northern syria for refugees and and western-backed rebels with u.s. and turkish war planes protecting that zone. turkey has stepped up attacks along the border allowing the u.s. to use its air bases. and there are new concerns on wall street after stocks tanked in china overnight, dropping by 8%. that is the worst one-day drop in nearly a decade. investors are doubting china's latest moves to prevent a full-blown crash. frightening moments on this plane trying to land in europe. heavy winds rocking this klm flight. the plane tilted dangerously close to the ground just before

thankfully touching down safely. the landing turned out to be all right. a wild crash at this motorcycle race overseas. the bike's throttle got stuck, throwing driver casey stoner into the air after hitting a barrier. he broke his leg and shoulder but seems to be in good spirits, posting this picture from the hospital. good for him. and finally, a baseball fan goes to the angels game to cheer on his favorite player, mike trout. he carries a fish net. appropriately labeled the trout net. and takes his seat in right field. then this happens, mike trout hits a grand slam. i bet you know where this is going because it wouldn't be in my newscast if it wasn't. >> no. >> yes, it lands right in the trout net. it's pretty incredible. he showed it off. it's two feet wide. if you think about that. >> trout was very accommodating. >> mike trout is very accurate. >> a little bonus.

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what they describe as a lion-like cat twice over the weekend. escaping officers' grasp both times. dozens of officers armed with lethal containment weapons on the hunt. they say they would prefer to trang tranquilize the animal. some say it resembles a cougar, or maybe a mountain lion? could it be a lion, i a tiger, a bear? oh, my! experts feel it's probably an exotic pet that escaped or was released. >> a much more likely scenario than a lone cat coming down here from the north looking for meat. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> let's hope they get it soon. ginger you have record-setting rain in indianapolis? >> right. so, this is now officially the wettest july and month ever on record in indianapolis, and that picture from lebanon, indiana. we'll have more on the severe weather coming up.

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good morning, america. right now, we're tracking dangerous conditions on both coasts. sizzling temperatures, strong wins fueling dozens of wildfires in the west. torrential downpours cause flooding in the east. right now, president obama is in ethiopia this morning, the first sitting president to come to the country. holding high level meetings about the terror threat in that region. and a milestone for the boy scouts, announcing today they're ending the ban on gay leaders. church-run groups will still be allowed to pick their own leaders. we say "good morning america." take a look at this magazine cover. extraordinary picture there. "new york" magazine. 35 of bill cosby's accusers on the cover. and their story is trending across the globe right now. >> that picture so powerful. >> sure is. we'll have much more on that in the next hour.

right now, now developments in the fatal stabbing of the reality tv star known as the legal diva. loredana nesci's boyfriend is being charged her with murder, but he's claiming self-defense. >> reporter: the essence of reality shows is drama. not like this. a popular attorney is dead. the prime suspect, her boyfriend who she battled with in front of the cameras. this morning, the lawyer for robert reagan, accused of killing his reality tv star lawyer girlfriend, loredana nesci, says his client acted in self-defense. >> i'm not going to sit here and allow you to personally insult me that way. please. >> reporter: the relationship played out on the reality show featured the tough-talking attorney. who was a former lapd officer and body builder. >> something is just not adding up. >> reporter: robert reagan, 51, is charged with murdering loredana with a knife. but his attorney said the woman known as the legal diva attacked him first with the knife. the lawyers saying robert tried

to disarm her and in the intense struggle that ensued she's tragically suffered a fatal wound. friends say she was tough, not violent. >> she was just the nicest person you would have ever met. she helped so many people. you come in and ask her for help and she would never tell you know. it was never about money with her clients. >> reporter: she was known for her sharp tongue and neighbors said the couple fought often. >> they were always kind of yelling back and forth at each other. more often than not i would say. nothing to where you could think someone would kill someone. >> reporter: something even loredana's family admits. >> i have heard plenty of arguments between the two. i have never seen either of them lay a hand on each other. >> reporter: loredana's family sitting down with abc news, telling us they are now caring for the couple's 5-year-old son. >> we are distraught over the whole thing. we have a lot of healing ahead of us. >> reporter: her family says they're not surprised by the self-defense claim from reagan's attorney. that's what defense lawyers do.

reagan will be arraigned on august 20th. bail set at $1 million. he's being held behind bars. >> such a shame. thank you. turning now to the road rage incident in florida that spun out of control, ending in a fatal shooting. the deadly encounter played out on two separate 911 calls from both angry drivers. phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: this morning, a florida man out on bond after allegedly shooting and killing a father in front of his family. >> don't shoot! >> sir. >> i have 911 on the phone. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: robert doyle charged with second-degree murder and three counts of aggravated assault for the deadly road rage incident praying out in dueling emergency calls, both men calling 911. >> he's going to flip me off? i'm going [ bleep ]. >> some maniac trying to follow me, trying to run me off the road. my gun is out. it's cocked and locked. >> reporter: police say this man was with his wife, 8-year-old

daughter, and 7-year-old grandson, as he followed robert doyle home. >> i'm going to follow him right to his house. >> no, no. you guys need to go home. >> the gun's coming out. >> reporter: the deadly confrontation ending outside doyle's house. >> he was walking toward the car and got shot five times in the back. >> reporter: they say doyle then forced gonzalez's wife and two young children out of the car at gunpoint. >> the guy held them hostage with the gun until the cops arrived. >> reporter: doyle has yet to enter a plea but is set to be arraigned early next month. for "good morning america," phillip mena, abc news, new york. >> what a horrible story. the latest now on hulk hogan. the superstar wrestler fired by the wwe, kicked out of the hall of fame, after his racist remarks on a private tape were made public. honing is now apologizing but his long relationship with the wwe appears to be over. david wright has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the

most famous professional wrestler of all time is no longer a wwe hall of famer. hulk hogan, for now, just another gym rat. spotted this weekend with his wife on their way to work out in clearwater, florida. hogan has been body-slammed by his own words eight years ago. in a racist outburst complete with the "n" word caught on tape. the wwe saying in a statement, we are committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds. >> the swiftness with which the wwe made the decision to scrub hogan from their website and hall of fame has surprised some. especially because he was such a face of the organization for so many years. >> reporter: the recording is the first big bombshell in the court filings from hogan's $100 million liable suit against gawker media. hogan is suing the media for posting a sex tape of him with the wife of his then best friend, a florida deejay called bubba the love sponge.

hogan said, it was unacceptable for me toe have used that language. there's no excuse for it. this weekend, hogan's friends and family tweeted support for the wrestling legend. last night, hogan re-tweeted the following. biracial president obama uses the "n" word and is applauded and keeps his job. hulk hogan uses "n" word and is vilified and loses his job. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> thanks to david for that. let's get more on the fires burning out west. ginger. >> i want to bring you right to the lowell fire. thanks to brandi carlos the calfire. you get a feeling for how hot and big the flames can get. this is just west of lake tahoe. the conditions are getting worse. the relative humidity, the moisture in green. but is it going to fall off as that high comes into control? you really see some dry air. only 11% relative humidity in sacramento by the end of all that. a quick look at the hail. more than 70 severe weather reports just yesterday. we'll have much more on the severe threat today.

>> good morning i am meteorologist mike nicco with total sunshine and above average temperatures, 65 to 74 in san francisco. 76 to 86 around bay. inland 86 to 96 and only gets warmer tomorrow and when. >> all that weather brought to you by honda. a real quick look at the waterspouts reported, siesta key, florida. they've had some action. >> you've had a busy morning. here's a tease for you. listen up closely on this one. coming up on "good morning america," did you note average american family spends $300,000 raising one child and 13,000 in the first year alone? our team taking a bite out of that cost for one family this morning. and later this morning, the biggest problem so many face at work is revealed. it's not long hours or your boss. office gossip topping the list right now. >> what do you mean by that, george? by that, george?

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about $1800 a year per kid. diapers about $1200 a year per kid. >> reporter: now, with a third on the way. >> i think we'll be more conscious with spending. >> reporter: enter a baby bargain expert. alan fields. first up, when it comes to formula, field says don't dismiss generic. >> formula is actually regulated by the government. so whether you by a name brand or store brand, it's the exact same nutrition. >> reporter: we compared the basic nutritional information between this name brand and the store brand. how much protein? >> 2.75 grams in bulk. >> how much vitamin a? >> 300 iu in both. >> it's the same stuff. >> reporter: using the generic brand saves them $900. next up for baby bargain on diapers and other essentials, field says try a subscription service like target subscription or amazon mom. it costs $99 a year but delivered straight to your door every month and saves you 20% on every single purchase. >> amazon mom, we estimate would

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the beans about whitney, all ahead of tonight's explosive "bachelorette" finale, as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. a bunch of your favorite bachelors and bachelorettes. the big reunion today. back together on "gma." >> because tonight is the big finale. i can't wait to see who kaitlyn picks. also on "good morning america," from love to work, a surprising new report on the biggest problem many people really face at work. it's not the boss. it's not the hours. it's actually gossip. why it's so bad and how the deal with it. just ahead. i would talk about it but, you know, i don't gossip. >> ever. >> never. let's go to amy with the morning rundown. the big story this morning, those flames. tearing across the west. two dozen major wildfires burning in five states right now. one of the most dangerous fires erupted in northern california in the foothills of sierra

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mom, whitney houston. dying just three years apart in similar ways. chris connelly brings us their story. >> reporter: made her transition peacefully. finally at peace. peace at last from oprah winfrey. in the language used by those who loved bobbi kristina brown as her death was announced could be detected an abiding religious faith. and the sense that here on earth, peace for this 22-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown, peace had been hard to come by. a young woman in the semi spotlight, already beset by severe personal issues before the 2012 death of her mother may have plunged her into despair. >> bobbi kristina and whitney houston were extremely close. they had a very tight mother/daughter bond. she was devastated by her mother's death and really never recovered from it. they are in in some way, forever paired in this kind of history of tragedy.

>> reporter: in the years following whitney's passing, bobbi kristina was on tyler perry's series, "for better or worse." and the reality series "the houstons: on our own." in 2013, a controversial marriage with nick gordon, who had lived with her family since preadolescence. through it all, she would remain something of a mystery to the public. >> what's of course most tragic is that we won't get to see what kind of person bobbi kristina brown could have grown up to be. >> reporter: to the mother who was pregnant with her at the 1992 premier of "the bodyguard," she would be an only child. occasionally appearing with her on stage, as she did on "gma" in 2009. ♪ come on, clap your hands ♪ >> reporter: and eventually, the sole heir to her fortune. her own show business dreams had yet to be achieved. her search for happiness and fulfillment it seems a work in progress. until the night of january 31st, when bobbi kristina was found

unconscious in a bathtub, nearly three years after her mother died just that way. her search now over. it is her loved ones' devout wish that the peace which may have eluded her in life is now hers for eternity. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> and thanks to chris for that. we're joined by kate coyne. the executive editor for "people." we see the article right there. kate, boy, this family has been through so much, the houston family. what are we hearing from them? >> i think one of the things that you're going to hear a lot from both sides of the family, from the houstons and the browns, is the word peace. it is the one thing that bobbi kristina essentially never had in her life. she was born into a tumultuous marriage. her life always had a measure of chaos to it. one of the things the houstons and the browns are both clinging to right now is the belief that she is finally at peace. finally free from so much of the suffering that marked the later years of her life. >> peace for her. the family has been at odds with

her boyfriend, nick gordon. supposedly refusing to let him see her. filing a lawsuit against him. do they believe -- they believe he's responsible. >> they do. they very much believe that there are several unanswered questions about what really happened the night she was found in the bathtub. they believe strongly that there was a motive, perhaps, for foul play. that nick has -- sort of nefarious purposes where bobbi kristina's considerable fortune was concerned. there are a lot of questions they're going to want answered. >> that's why they're filing the lawsuit. >> they've filed a lawsuit. the d.a. has said they're taking a very serious look into the night that bobbi kristina was found. >> she was the only child of houston. what happens to the estate? >> that's the question. that's the multi million question now. now it becomes the matter does nick gordon have any claim to that estate? they were not actually married.

they refer to each other as husband and wife. they never did get married. it's very, very convoluted now. and there are going to be a lot of people who want a say in what happens. >> okay, kate coyne, thank you. let's go to amy. up next on the "gma heat index." gossiping in the workplace. you know you shouldn't do it. you don't want anyone doing it behind your back. a new survey reveals how toxic it can be. kayna whitworth has the details. >> who did you tell? >> i didn't tell anyone. >> reporter: if "the office" taught us anything -- >> who has been saying there's another person inside of me? >> reporter: -- it's no one likes a gossip. >> has everyone heard a crazy rumor about themselves today? >> reporter: rumor has it that office gossip is one of the biggest ploy ememployees. claiming the office gossip is against the water cooler code. >> it's a toxic experience. it makes it very challenging to feel safe and comfortable at your workplace. >> reporter: one online

unscientific survey by account temps reported that 28% of the 320 workers questioned found it to be the most common breach of workplace etiquette. another unscientific survey by career builder found that office gossip was the second biggest workplace distraction, coming in right under cell phones and texting. >> it can be exciting. it can distract us from the mundane, boring thing that we're doing at work. we use gossip as a power play within career. >> reporter: but some experts say, a little office drama is not all bad. according to a peer-reviewed study published in psychology science, gossip can have positive effects. it can help co-workers stop exploitation of the nice people, reform bullies, and encourage cooperation. for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to kayna for that. "gma" workplace contributor tory johnson joins us now. i know obviously, your work family.

you want to talk about what's going on in your life, other people's lives. at what point does it cross the line and just becomes dirty gossip? >> there's a simple litmus test. is what you're about to say or share or listen to, is it harmful to somebody else? is it destructive in character? is it something you would never ever say directly to the person you're taking about? and i would even go so far as to say is it something that you would potentially deny if ever asked if you said it or participated in it? if it fits any of those thing, it's probably not healthy gossip. it's not the good kind of chitter chatter at the water cooler. >> my mom always said, if you can't say it to their face, don't say it behind their back. a good golden rule. what do you do when someone starts gossiping to you about someone else? it can be uncomfortable. >> there's a few options. the first is, call them on it. right? so it's very clearly. >> really? >> clearly saying, that's harmful gossip. i don't want a part of it.

it takes a big level of comfort. not everybody is comfortable policing other people. i don't know that i would be comfortable with that. there are other options if that is too harsh. step away from the situation. don't give an audience to somebody who is gossiping. by listening, you're an active participant. step away from that conversation. the other is to turn a negative into a positive. and this is where you can really take control. somebody says to you, oh, my gosh. you know, jane is such a suck-up to the boss.that they're having an affair. you're like, yikes. right. and so to that, you say, i actually really like jane. i respect her work. >> i like that. >> that totally takes the high road when somebody's gone low. >> that's perfect. >> how do you handle, if the gossip you hear is about you? when you know people are talking about you behind your back. we have all been there. what do you do? >> first, if it's untrue, petty, laughable, something you can dismiss, don't add fuel the fire. just let it go. let it die down.

it will disappear. people will realize they're not getting a rise out of you. it's going to go away. >> that's hard to do, too. >> it's very hard to do. especially when it's about you and you do take it so personally. if it is true, there's a couple of different tactics. one of them is address it directly. so, you know, i know that i was caught on an informational interview with the competition. now everybody is saying, you know what? she's not happy here. i bet she's going to leave. i need to nip the gossip. i might say to somebody, you know what? there's a lot of gossip about my employment. i want you to know i'm really committed to this position. and if and when that changes, you're going to be the first to know. and so simply by addressing it and nipping it, you're not lying. you're nipping it. it has a chance to die down. the other option is, if it's something being said about you that's true but it's just too personal and difficult for you to talk about it. maybe a situation where i'm going through a divorce. someone has discovered that. everybody is gossiping about that divorce.

maybe i enlist the help of a trusted and respected colleague to do the nipping for me, where people can say, you know what she knows everyone is talking about her. she is going through this painful divorce. let's not make a painful process more distracting with all of this gossip. she's our colleague. she deserves our respect of her privacy. let's give to it her. >> great tips. >> enlisting somebody. >> having an advocate. >> i'm not going through a divorce, by the way. i'm very happily married. i hope my husband is not going anywhere. that occurred to me as i started saying that. >> duly noted. lara, to you. >> great advice there. a lot of good stuff. >> i love just taking the high road, too. be a kind person. thank you, or the tory. thanks, am. next up on the heat index, a look at beauty apps. you don't need to head to the mall for the perfect shade. it's all right there in your phone. becky worley shows us how it works. ♪ we never go ♪

>> reporter: maybe you want to try that taylor swift lipstick thing. but you're not sure you can actually pull it off. of course there's an app for that. l'oreal has one that's amazing. you calibrate it, choose a lipstick, and boom. it's virtually on your lips. it's pretty amazing. i mean, it really looks like that lipstick is on my lips. this is what the app says scarlet concerto looks like on me. and this is what it looks like in real life. pretty similar. this app suggests eye treatments. a little cartoony. i feel like jessica rabbitt. and they suggest the products needed to make that smoky eye. the app says a smoky eye should look like this. i used all the products they suggested. but, hmm. i wouldn't say i nailed it. to help with the application issue, the map my beauty app

teaches you how to contour. benefit has a similar tool online for the art of the eyebrow. now the holy grail? an app that matches foundation to your skin tone. remember the hubbub about the blue or the gold dress? yeah, look at my skin in this light. then over here where the light's darker. and then when i turn the overhead lights on, it's totally different. but here goes. the plum perfect app says this foundation is right for me. it's pretty light. i mean, this is what i normally wear. another app mod face beautiful me suggested this one. i think it's lighter than i would normally go. one more limitation, each app has only a few brands loaded in. and some only offer one brand. an app that simulates a makeover may be better than guessing colors when you buy online. an added bonus. it's a little bit of fun along the way. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california.

>> good, worley. thank you for the tips. let's get outside to ginger zee. >> hey, good morning, lara. good morning, everybody. how you all doing? what a crowd. 50th birthday way back there. a lot of energy. i had to say good morning. we begin with a look at the heat advisories. it's nice here this morning. from louisiana up through missouri, heat advisories. excessive heat warning from kansas city to joplin. could feel 110, 113 degrees. back in montana, parts of wyoming, red flag warnings. wind advisories. a whole slew of things. temperatures in the mid 30s by tomorrow morning. good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. check out haze. we will have sunshine everywhere and warmer temperatures. nearly reports on tuesday and wednesday. and possible the first summer "spare the air" on wednesday. we go from 68 at half moon bay to 74 in san francisco and

richmond and oakland in the 70s and 80s elsewhere and 90s inland. tonight it will be as comfortable as this morning but the hills are is equity and 70s and my seven-day forecast shows when it is cooler this weekend, it is >> all right. straight to jesse. big job today. you got "pop." >> i know. i got lara sitting right beside me. the pressure is on. get back inside and help me. we got "pop news." >> i love you. i'm here for you. >> if there's anybody i could learn from, nobody better than you. so i'm going to do my best just to hold my place. time now for some "pop news." "i am cait." it's trending overnight. with the historic premier of caitlyn jenner's highly anticipated reality show, documenting her life post-transition. a ground breaking night of acceptance. as jenner opened up to her family. take a look. >> i would isolate myself from the world on many, many, many many occasions. because i never felt like i fit in anywhere. i feel like caitlyn fits in to

society better than bruce ever did. >> and kim and kanye stopping by. on the premier. the rapper commending jenner's strength saying she couldn't have been up against more. >> i guess kanye played a big role in keeping the family together there. >> they've all been very supportive. >> you have to give her so much credit for being so revealing. it takes so much courage. she's helping so many people that are struggling. >> she's really putting a voice to it. that's great. >> it really is a good story. next story trending on yahoo!. comedian and actor jim gaffigan has five young children. in his new book, called "dad is fat," he reveals that most of the time, i feel entirely unqualified to be a parent. i call these times being awake. he weighing -- weighs in on people acting like having a family is like retiring from success. he says, have you seen a smiling baby? smiling babies should be categorized by the pharmaceutical industry as a powerful antidepressant. being happy is the definition of success.

>> seeing the video of my children, babies laughing. there is nothing sweeter or better than that. you have all that to look forward to. >> let's focus on that and not the rest of it. >> you'll be great. he has such a way of being funny. >> can't wait to have kids. i gotta catch up. $300,000 a kid? that's $1.5 million. >> but worth every piny. >> but worth every penny. exactly. finally, get fired up. because tonight is the dramatic season finale of "the bachelorette." will kaitlyn find true love with nick or shawn? we have got an exclusive sneak peek for you right now. >> my mom knows me better than anyone. she does ask all the right questions. she knows her opinion means everything with me. if my mom doesn't approve of a guy, i can't be with him. >> i'm very surprised to see you. we saw this -- i don't want to use the word "arrogant" --

>> it's fair. -- but who are you? >> got to find out who wins her heart in the final rose ceremony tonight. 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. central. stick around for the epic bachelor bachelorette reunion. >> yes, coming up. quite a handful those former "bachelors" and "bachelorettes." >> you're all looking at me as if i have been there before. >> which is totally awkward. >> you jumped ahead to wanting to have kids right now. can't wait to see our message board after that. >> i'm sure there are many volunteers out there. >> and that is "pop news" ladies and gentlemen. >> well done, jess. >> thank you. as they were saying, there they are right there. the "bachelors" and "bachelorette" contestants all together in one room. will chris open up about what happened with whitney? and who is revealing they're married?

good morning. i'm eric thomas. happening now, a serge is under way for a missing 8-year-old girl from santa cruz. madison middleton was last seen yesterday playing outside her mother's apartment complex. she weighs 48 pounds brown hair blue hairs, wearing a purple dress, black leggings and a black baseball type helmet. canines have tracked her scent to a nearby beach. let's get a check on the traffic nks we're taking you back into the north bay where we have a big accident blocking a couple of lanes, northside 101 year todd. you can see the backup there. very busy as you head in the northbound direction. the south bay northbound 280 a crash there causing heavy delays

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welcome back. the weather window on san jose. this area ininland east baby wednesday could have the first summer spare the air alert. that's your heading right now. our temperatures are mid 50s at the coast, mid 60s. our destination is going to be pretty warm today, especially

inland but nothing like tuesday and wednesday with dangerous heat. now when it cools off this ek ♪ just keep your eyes on me i said you're holding back she said shut up and dance with me ♪ oh those videos are pouring in. life guards all across the country, sending in those lip dubs to "shut up and dance." >> of course. we now have our semifinalists. there they are. we're going to show you them. all of them hoping to come here live. they'll compete for $10,000. that is a nice prize. and it's for their community. >> and it's up to you at home. you get to decide which three teams will compete live later this week. vote now on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. meantime this morning, the "gma" series kick off, "summer of love." what better way to do that than

to bring together some of the former "bachelor" and "bachelorette" contestants. it's finally here. "the bachelorette" final. we have tanlstaged are reunion. joining me, chris harrison and some of our favorite contestants. desiree and chris, chris, claire and did i, ali. and lacy. hi guys. >> angddy and ali, both of you seemingly found love on the show. it didn't work out in the long run. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> sorry to bring up that but -- you know you are in kind of a similar situation, where kaitlyn is. she's clearly in love. she's trying to decide what? >> it's between your head and your heart. do you go with your heart with someone you love and feel the passion with or take a step back

and go with the safe choice. it's up to her to decide that right now. >> i think she is really falling for both of them. >> is that possible? with cameras rolling. >> i don't believe you actually completely fall in love on the show. i think you fall in lust. it can be with two people. once you choose your final one, then your heart can fall in love. >> do you feel like you can find love better on "the bachelor." >> i think 100% you can find it. i don't think better or worse. >> you make one mistake and you feel like the worst person in the world. i didn't mean to do anything that would cause anybody any problem. i really didn't. >> desiree and chris, sean and kathryn, you have all been there. what is going through your head when about to make the choice? >>. >> think for me my heart was saying you're in love with this woman. will you marry me? >> yes. >> part of my mind was saying

are you crazy? this is a reality tv show. this would be a ji gantic mistake. >> not so crazy. >> i followed my heart. >> also married for six months. congratulations. >> thank you. >> will you marry me? >> yes, a thousand times yes. >> i remember to this day walking on the beaches in antigua trying to wrap my mind arn this. is this the one i want to be with for the rest of my life? >> you and whitney have broken up. what you can tells, what happened? >> i did fall in love with her. will you accept this rose? >> yes. i love you. >> i love you, too. >> how soon did you start having trouble? >> that's something that i really -- if she was here with me, i would be happy to talk about that. i think that's something that's between us.

and, you know we dated on a television show. we knew we were stepping into the public eye. but, as far as talking about those sort of things she's going to be by my side if we're going the discuss those things. >> what are you up to now, back on the farm? >> yeah back doing what i love. good to get back to normal. to transition out of that world. and "dancing with the stars" has been interesting. it's nice to get back to more mall. >> i normal. >> i want to talk to you, claire. bachelor in paradise. >> i love paradise. it's like fantasy camp. >> you're doing it for a second time? >> i am. so much room for personal growth. experience beautiful things with beautiful people. >> you didn't find love on the bachelor. you found it on bachelor in paradise. >> marcus has decided to join

our great country's military. he's in training for the coast guard. >> we have a huge announcement lara. because obviously, they got engaged and fell in love on bachelor of paradise. >> we decided to get married in mexico on bachelor in paradise. and bachelor nation will be able to watch our wedding on the premier of bachelor in paradise. >> that's good. next sunday night, the entire season starts with this beautiful wedding with lacy and marcus. >> moveproving true love can happen in "the bachelor" family. you can catch chris soules. he's on the great love debate. it's a live tour. tonight, the big two-hour season finale of "the bachelorette." followed by "the bachelorette," after the final rose. we'll find who kaitlyn will pick. so much more on "good morning

america".com on yahoo!. how to keep some of your favorite summer clothing clean without the wear and tear of the washing machine. reena ninan has that. ♪ yahoo ♪ >> reporter: from that perfectly fitted tee to the trusty sneakers and the baseball cap you can't live without. how can you make your everyday summer wardrobe staples last for the long haul. hi, katie. i'm rolling up my sleeves. >> i like to see that. >> reporter: we met up with katie brown to get the scoop on tried and true maintenance tips. >> take your favorite t-shirt. see a stain, take baby sham pop work it in there. work if stain away. do it gently. put it in a tub, let it soak let it mix around. i let it sit for a good four five hours. >> that long? >> yeah. instead of putting it in the

dryer or hanging it get yourself two towels. lay your t-shirt out. put this right over it. and you roll that end, i'll roll this end. once it rolled up we'll press. roll it out again. lit there until it's dry. you're good to go. >> that's it? >> that's it. get yourself a good tupperware con tainter. liquid detergent. the water. put the the wabl cap in there and get shaking. >> i love it. >> once you're done, take it out. >> see that balloon. this is going to keep the shape and just let it dry like that. it will smell great. it will be clean. all good. this is a great way to get those bad odors out of your tennis shoes. take a little bit of essential oil. mix it in with some baking soda. it absorbs the odors. with that little hint of essential oil, you're giving it some good smells.

pour it straight in. give it a shake. let that sit overnight. shake that out of there. and your shoes are ready to go. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news new york. >> kate cityie always has great advise. my friends from iowa, it was a good 13-hour drive. >> yeah. >> how about you all in florida? probably shouldn't be driving with that flash flood watch. areas around tampa had up to and more than a foot of rain. you'll get more in the section several days. up to four inches. the severe weather threat. businessismarck bismarck the elevated risk >> good morning i am meteorologist mike nicco with total sunshine and above average temperatures, 65 to 74 in san francisco. 76 to 86 around bay. inland 86 to 96 and only gets

warmer tomorrow and when. slightly [ cheers and applause ] >> all that weather brought to you by target. tell me the truth. did your sisters pick on you on the ride? >> yeah sort of. the cast of disney's new

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we all love to hate disney's meanest villains. now their kids are in action in disney's "descendants." if you don't know these young actor, you'll fall in love with them. they're right here if timesn times square. let's welcome the cast. we have booboo stewart. dove cameron. sofia carson and cameron boyes. they all star as the teenage children of maleficent. the evil queen. now these trouble-making teens are in for a newed a vn cher. take a look. >> you four have been chose on the go to a different school. in oredon.

>> what? i'm not going to some boarding school filled to the brim with prissy pink princesses. >> a perfect princess. >> we're so happy to have the cast here with us. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> dove i want to start with you. adds daughter of maleficent. you have powers and you take them to prep school. you have an evil plan? >> yes. we have been instructed to steal the fairy god mother's wand so our parents can regain the power stolen from them on this island that's shrouded in a magical barrier. >> your mama is played by kristin chenoweth. what is that like? >> i'm not just saying this. she's been my hero since i was, less than 7 years old? and i've sort of shaped my

career after her. she's taught me a lot just by watching her as a person. getting to meet her was one of the best things that ever happened to me. i'm wearing a neck lass she gave me top. >> you have been able to work with award winning director kenny orrken ni kenny ortega who brought us dirty dancing. and high school musical. what did you learn from him? >> so much from kenny. he's a genius. and, he's a visionary. he knows what he wants. he sees things so well. whether it's blocking or choreography. he's incredible. it was crazy to see him come into our dance rehearsals. we had like two weeks when we were just dancing. no acting. and he would walk in and paul or choreographer would have something set up. it would be great. but then kenny would walk in and

change the whole thing. but it would be -- he would do it in a matter of seconds. >> i mean look at those moves. >> booboo, you play jafar's son, jay. we have this thing on set where we would run around and would bo parkour. >> he's doing it we're like parkour parkour parkour. >> and sofia, you're evie. the daughter of the evil queen. >> it's an honor to play the daughter. playing evie it was a beautiful journey. she's the evil queen. she taught her to believe that beauty was everything and she needed a prince charming to save her. in the beginning, that's all she knew. toward the end, she becomes empowered. >> i love it. what also matters. how well you all sing manyin this.

>> we're superexcited to sing. >> we have a music monday mashup challenge. it's booboo and dove versus cameron and sofia. >> should we stand? >> yeah stand. when you hear the song you think you finish the lyric, hit the buzzer. first song let's play it. ♪ come on now go ♪ >> ♪ walk out the door just turn around now because you're not welcome anymore ♪ >> all right. okay. >> what? what? >> we can play the song back. i know you got it right. >> i'm mad now. i'm mad. >> we got another one. ♪ the phone rings ♪ ♪ in the middle of the night my father ♪ >> yes, yes, yes. >> girls just want to have fun. >> for all of you. you're all winners.

we have crowns for all of you. bring in the crown. >> i work sod hard on that. "descendants" premiers friday at 8:00 on the disney channel. thank you for j

[ cheers and applause ] superstar prince royce racked up 11 number one hits. he's just released his first ever english language album. it's called double vision. here's prince now with back it up. >> what's up baby. good morning, good morning. it's your new boyfriend. ♪ royce ♪ ♪ yo it's got that dance hall feel to it, prince royce ♪

♪ mr. worldwide take over, that's right ♪ ♪ girl, your body is timeless, yeah, girl, your body got me like ♪ ♪ oh, my gosh, oh, my god, oh, mama ♪ ♪ and you're making me earn it, yeah, girl you're making me earn it ♪ ♪ oh, my gosh, oh, my god, oh, mama ♪ ♪ ain't nothing fake on you you so so real so real ♪ ♪ try playin' cool but can't help how i feel ♪ ♪ i love it when you drop it down ♪ ♪ baby back back back it up ♪ ♪ you turn around and make it bounce baby back back back it up ♪ ♪ oh, i wish i was stronger yeah but you're making it ♪ ♪ oh, my gosh, oh, my god oh, mama ♪ ♪ and you make me go yeah say it over and over ♪ ♪ oh, my gosh, oh, my god, oh, mama ♪

♪ ain't nothing fake on you you so so real so real ♪ ♪ try playin' cool but can't help how i feel ♪ ♪ i love it when you drop it down baby back back back it up ♪ ♪ you turn around and make it bounce back back back back it up ♪ ♪ so back back back back it up ♪ ♪ baby back it up ♪ ♪ turn around and bringic back baby back back back it up ♪

♪ i love it when you drop it down baby back back back it up ♪ ♪ won't you back it up baby back it up turn around bring it back ♪ ♪ back back back it up ♪ ♪ thank you guys so much let♪ >> let me hear you one time, "good morning america." i'm prince royce. thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

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thank you, prince. you made everyone here happy this morning. >> thank you, guys. >> the phewest member of the "gma" family. look at hamish baxter fenton. born to our senior producer seth fenton. and his wife amy. tomorrow on "gma," "the bachelorette's" kaitlyn will be here live. weal see you tomorrow. have a great monday. >> happy monday. [ cheers and applause ]

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good mark. um eric thomas. happening now a sync is under way for a missing eight-year-old girl from santa cruz. madison middleton was last seen yesterday outside her mort's art complex. she's 48 pounds canines have tracked her scent to a nearby beach. here's mike. >> good morning, everybody. check out the temperatures today. 60s along the coast 70s in san francisco. some 90s inland. those temperatures are the beginning of a heat wave that will push us into triple digits on wednesday. 680 northbound. it's involving an accident an overturned vehicle. um going to slide over to santa rosa where accident has

just cleared. time new for "live with >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new film, "mission impossible/rogue nation," jeremy renner. and star of "the descendants," dove cameron. and we kick off "live"'s picture-perfect makeover week. now, here are emmy winners kelly ripa and michael strahan. [applause] ♪