good morning, america. new overnight. firing back. the fox news anchor at the center of that dust-up with donald trump not backing down. >> i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >> responding to the front-runner for the first time, his republican rivals piling on, and hillary clinton is now weighing in. also breaking overnight. state of emergency. heavily armed police patrolling the streets of ferguson, using mace to break up crowds, dozens of demonstrators arrested. throwing rocks and frozen water bottles at officers, shutting down a major highway, tensions running high right now. white house arrest. an aide to president obama under investigation for firing a gun at a capitol police officer. charged with assault. what set off her angry tirade? ♪ i'll be ready

and "baywatch" blockbuster. one of the biggest hit shows of the '90s getting a big screen reboot, the rock and zac efron reportedly suiting up and hitting the beach. but all eyes this morning are on the hoff, wondering, will he be diving in again? and we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. good to have david back in for george. and it is coming down out there. the umbrellas are out. i want you to take a look at this map right now. the northeast being hit by strong storms, there's a flash flood watch in effect. you know ginger will have more on that in just a moment. but first, the other storm that won't go away. we're going to begin with what everyone is talking about this morning. donald trump's feud with fox news anchor megyn kelly. she's now responding to the republican front-runner last night, saying she'll not apologize for the questions that led to his strong reaction. hillary clinton now weighing in. and tom llamas covering the

campaign. >> reporter: two working strategies right now in the race for president. either ignore donald trump or take him head-on. this as trump and fox news president roger ailes had peace talks. but it seems his war with one of their primetime anchors is not over. >> you may have heard there was a dustup involving yours truly and presidential contender donald trump. >> reporter: overnight, fox news anchor megyn kelly firing back at trump. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherefore. >> reporter: kelly refusing to address that comment specifically. but not backing down. >> trump, who is the front-runner will not apologize. i certainly will not apologize for good journalism. >> reporter: he verbally attacked kelly after complaining he was treated unfairly after last week's debate. >> you have called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals.

your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. the fact is she asked me a very inappropriate question. she should be apologizing to me. you want to know the truth. >> reporter: many of the other people in the race distancing themselves from trump. jeb bush calling his comments wrong. rand paul describing trump as an empty suit and a bully. trump not backing down, posting this video on social media. attacking the bush family. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> those weapons of mass destruction got to be somewhere. >> reporter: then tweeting overnight. truly weird senator rand paul of kentucky reminds me of a spoiled brat without a properly functioning brain. he was terrible at debate. even the democrats getting in on the fight. hillary clinton calling out trump over the blood comment. >> i know it makes great tv. i think the guy went way overboard. offensive. outrageous. pick your adjective. >> reporter: trump now working on taking a new message with new policy proposals to states like

michigan, new hampshire. >> back to hillary clinton for a second. she said of megyn kelly, very impressive. more than capable of defending herself. hillary clinton said it's a mistake to only focus on trump. what a lot of those men on that stage said was offensive. >> reporter: she went after marco rubio who said future generations will look at the united states as barbarians for legalizing abortion. >> one more big headline. rick perry no longer paying the campaign staff? >> reporter: that's right. former texas governor rick perry. we've been in contact with his campaign all morning. there are reports that he's no longer paying his staff. they're working as volunteers now. they tell us they have to make tough decisions. they're going to compete in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. >> okay, david. now to ferguson, the city on edge again last night, heavy police presence on the streets. you see those heavily armed officers in riot gear, dozens of demonstrators were arrested some of them for e throwing rocks at officers. others for acts of civil disobedience. abc's kendis gibson is on the ground in ferguson.

good morning. >> reporter: robin, good morning. some tense moments on the streets of ferguson overnight, as police and protesters face off. >> you shouldn't even be in the streets. >> reporter: overnight, ferguson under a state of emergency. nightfall now and police are already out with riot gear and many protesters gathered across this street as you can see. heavily armed police dispatched throughout the city, arresting at least 23 demonstrators. using mace to disperse the crowds. >> back up. do it. >> reporter: after police say they were hit by rox and frozen water bottles. earlier, nearly 60 demonstrators arrested, after blocking traffic and shutting down a major highway near downtown st. louis. these tensions heightened by days of police protests marking the anniversary of michael brown's death. residents on high alert. you look at this. you know this, at any moment this can turn like that. >> at any moment. and we know that. >> reporter: it can turn ugly. >> yes.

it can turn ugly at any moment. >> reporter: all this after a gun battle between two groups erupted sunday night. people screaming, running for their lives, dozens of shots fired. >> multiple shots being fired. >> shots fired. canfield and west florissant. >> reporter: even capturing ferguson's interim police chief by surprise. right in the middle of an interview. >> what is that? >> reporter: one of the alleged shooters, 18-year-old tyrone harris. cornered in a parking lot. critically wounded. >> he's bleeding out, man, please get him some help, man. >> reporter: police now using state of emergency to bring calm back to the streets. >> all the good work happening on both sides of the street has been marred by violence. >> reporter: this morning, police pointing out there were no burglaries, looting, or shootings overnight. saying that state of emergency may have helped the situation. david? >> all right, kendis, thanks to you. also this morning, a white house assistant on leave, arrested and charged with grabbing her boyfriend's gun, a u.s. capitol police officer, and

then firing a shot at him during a heated argument. jim avila is at the white house. jim, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. most of the white house, including the president, are on vacation. but one white house staffer may not be coming back after her arrest, charged with domestic violence. this may have been barvetta singletary's proudest moment, air force one behind her, just after being promoted to the white house as an assistant to the president of the united states. and this may be her worst moment. this mugshot, when the white house staffer was arrested with first and second degree assault and reckless endangerment after allegedly firing a gun at her boyfriend, a police officer at the u.s. capitol. local prosecutors say she invited the victim to her house in suburban d.c. the couple engaged in a brief sexual encounter. after singletary questioned him about another girl.

authorities say singletary demanded her boyfriend's cell phone. then reached into his bag where she grabbed his phone and his service weapon. a 40-calibiber glock like this one. when he wouldn't reveal his passwords, she's accused of pointing the gun at him and saying, don't think i won't use it. she allegedly fired in his direction. ten feet away on the couch. the white house confirmed that singletary is under investigation saying we are aware of the matter, and have temporarily placed the employee in question on unpaid leave and revoked her access to the white house complex. the white house staffer is now on bail, she has been charged with domestic violence. as for the officer involved he was not charged but capitol police say they are investigating, robin. >> i'm sure they are, jim, thank you. turning now to that toxic spill in colorado, the tainted water spreading quickly, a state of emergency has been declared in neighboring new mexico. and public access to rivers is expected to be closed until at least next week.

abc's clayton sandell is in durango, colorado, with the story this morning. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. people are being told not to swim in the water. not to drink it. it doesn't look very polluted now. but let me show you. it's this orange sludge and the toxins in it that have people worried. this morning, thousands of people who rely on drinking water from two polluted western rivers now told it is toxic. >> avoid showering. any type of bodily contact with that water. don't let the livestock drink it. >> reporter: this after an epa cleanup crew accidentally released more than 3 million gallons of toxic sludge last week from this abandoned gold mine in colorado. >> this is our lifeblood. >> reporter: governors of colorado and new mexico have declared states of emergency. towns are shutting down pipes that normally take clean river water into people's homes. >> where i live it's all basically living off the wells. >> reporter: the plume turned the normally clear waters into

an unnaturally bright yellow after the spill. traveling hundreds of miles from colorado to new mexico, to utah now to arizona. and the grand canyon. the epa is testing the water. even using fish to monitor the health impact on wildlife. the agency is criticized for not providing more information about the long-term health impacts on people. tests show the water carrying 300 times the safe levels of arsenic and 3,500 times the lead. now the towns and businesses that rely on them are shut down in the middle of peak summer season. >> 95% of my business has been swept away and we have about 23 employees who are currently out of work. >> reporter: everyone here is hoping the levels of toxins drop soon. and colorado's governor will be here today to see the damage for himself. david? >> incredible accident.

clayton, thank you. we're going to turn now to a secret government report raising red flags about safety in the skies. at any given moment, there are as many as 5,000 flaens the air above us. you're looking at a live picture. those are the flights in the air right now this morning. many of the air traffic controllers responsible for guiding those planes may not be getting enough sleep. actually falling asleep on the way to work. abc's david kerley live at reagan national airport this morning with the latest. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. it's concerning how many of these controllers admitted to being fatigued. really tired. and the fact that the faa has had this report for nearly four years and kept it under wrap until the associated press pushed the agency to release it. this crash in kentucky killed 49 and alarmed safety investigators about controller fatigue. other issues, a plane in tennessee. pilots unable to reach the tower. >> yes, sir, we're trying to get a hold of knoxville approach or knoxville departure. we cannot raise them. >> reporter: a similar situation in reno.

>> can't seem to get a hold of the tower here. >> reporter: at washington's own airport, controllers asleep and jetliners landing without guidance. >> tower is apparently not manned. made a few phone calls, nobody's answering. so you can expect to go in an uncontrolled airport. >> reporter: the fatigue report nasa prepared back in 2011 shows controllers reporting worrisome statements. three-quarters of the more than 3,000 surveyed said their schedules led to chronic fatigue. 70% caught themselves about to doze off on the midnight shift. some wore wristbands or admitted to getting less than six hours of sleep a night, or less than four hours before a midnight shift. all of this done four years ago but just released. >> i think these things are still with us. the lack of transparency on the faa in discussing this is not helping the situation. >> reporter: the faa has made changes.

they say fatigue is an issue nor any round-the-clock operation. the faa says real progress has been made. and the faa changes in scheduling. among those changes the faa now requires two controllers in a tower on that overnight shift, it used to be just one, david. >> that's good news. david kerley live in washington. david, thanks so much. right over to amy robach with the breaking headline. involving an f-16. that's right. a u.s. military jet has crashed in southern germany, igniting a fire. in this area right there. you see the smoke rising from the scene. the american pilot survived by parachuting to the ground. the jet was an f-16 carrying a training bomb. the cause of the crash is still unclear. new concerns about the wildfires raging in northern california, the latest fire, the so-called jerusalem fire has now burned more than 6,000 acres, more gusty winds are expected today and evacuations are now mandatory. three firefighters were injured battling another blaze in southern california. and in oregon, a brush fire

spread to this train trestle. crews say it may burn for days. people nearby are being warned to close their windows to avoid breathing in all that smoke. and overnight, japan restarted one of its nuclear reactors for the first time since the fukushima meltdown caused by the earthquake and tsunami four years ago. authorities wanted the reactors switched on to reduce fuel bills, despite public protests. the coast guard is showing off more than $1 billion of cocaine seized from smugglers. the 66,000 pounds of drugs were confiscated in the pacific. off the coast of latin america. it's the biggest offload of nar cot ix in coast guard history. more drugs were seized in the last year than the previous three years combined. some encouraging news about the pro biker involved in this violent crash in utah. speeding out of control into that car which actually may have saved him from riding off a cliff. matt brammeier is in good spirits. tweeting this picture saying, all good. thanks for the messages.

he's covering from fractured ribs and a punctured lung. and a bizarre police chase over los angeles. police were pursuing this man in a motorized paraglider. after he flew over a jail. you see, they thought ron nagin had dropped drugs to an inmate below. but it was a big misunderstanding. it turns out nagin is a local pastor who just got a little lost. finally, anyone who remembers that nerve racking day at the dmv when you went to take the test for your license. ah, yes, i failed mine. but i only knocked over a few cones. but imagine this nightmare. the test driver ended up not driving to the dmv but through the dmv. she's okay. no one was hurt. just her pride. she jumped the curb hitting the gas instead the brake, shattering all those windows. she said she's going to come back another time when she's more comfortable behind the wheel. >> that would be wise. >> i think that's probably good in general with her getting behind the wheel. >> and a different staff on duty. >> maybe.

>> a different office. >> nobody volunteering to give her the test again. >> no. i don't think so. thank you, amy. now to scary moments at the beach, a little boy playing in the sand, trapped, a cave he was digging suddenly collapsing on top of him. people racing to save him. abc's cecilia vega has that story for us. >> reporter: this morning, a 12-year-old boy recovering after an avalanche of sand crumbled right on top of him. trapping him, knocking him unconscious while playing on the jersey shore. life guards and bystanders rushing to yank him out. giving him cpr. a medical helicopter air-lifting him to a local hospital where he's currently in stable condition. officials say the boy was digging deep holes, an activity experts say can trigger the surrounding walls of sand to shift and give way, swallowing whatever lies in the gap. these accidents can often be fatal. last summer, a recent college graduate died, buried alive

at this northern california beach inside a 10-foot-deep hole he dug. dozens of beachgoers trying to pull him out using anything they could. but it was too late. in 2011, matt mena survived after a seven-foot-deep sand tunnel caved in on him. in huntington beach, california, it took firefighters 27 minutes to dig him out. >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: two things to remember when digging a hole at the beach. number one, keep it knee deep and number two, cover the hole before you leave. simple reminders to help you stay safe in the sand this summer. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> good reminders right there. because you do see that. >> very scary. >> very much so. now to that heavy rain, flash flood watch for new york city and beyond, ginger. >> yes, robin. the heaviest rain is moving

through right now. you can see the radar. some of it moving into long island. you could see flash flooding. the watch in evident through new york city and new haven. the heaviest rain the next couple of hours here. then it moves off to the north and east. the target will be on boston. you have to see this video out of colorado. >> bye bye, daddy's car. >> yes, that is flash flooding coming down from the burn scar, the waldo canyon fire back in 2012. this has happened several times. and at times, worse than this. yesterday, incredible to see those pictures, it could happen again today. locally, up to two inches in some of the places out west. from colorado back into utah. quick look at lansing, michigan, also more than 4 1/2 inches of rain.

>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the 90 climate. starting moist and cool but we are dry and mild this afternoon. clouds run tonight and bring drizzle and weekend warmth will reach the beaches. 60s along the coast into san francisco and low-to-mid 70s away the bay and upper 50's to nearly 80 inland and low-to-mid 80's inland east bay for the warm spot. the seven-day forecast shows it is going to be hot everywhere on saturday and lot more ahead this morning. a mom surviving a bear attack. as it chased down her and her kids. now she's speaking out on "good morning america". >> we kind of both stood still for a minute. and then the bear lunged.

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good morning, america. and right now, a flash flood watch in effect here in the northeast, torrential rain hitting the area hard this morning. >> that's for sure. fox news anchor megyn kelly says she will not apologize for those tough questions that led to donald trump's angry response. and this morning, all eyes on whether former texas governor rick perry will be the first man out of the race. he's stopped paying campaign staffers. and the nfl could take one step closer to returning to los angeles today, the league is meeting in chicago, the owners for the chargers, raiders, rams, expected to apply to move, so a team could be heading back. >> that's a big thing. >> mm-hmm. good morning, america, on this thankful tuesday. a lot to get to. coming up in our next hour, a little taekwondo star, could he or couldn't he?

look at him. try something hard. >> come on, buddy. >> he's trying to earn that belt. wait until you see what happens next. >> we're going to hold it. also coming up this morning, that mom who survived that terrifying bear attack speaking about how she protected herself and what she did to protect her children. that's coming up here, too. but we begin this half-hour in the bombshell ruling in that so-called slender man, the judge deciding two girls accused of stabbing their friend 19 times will be tried as adults. they were 12 years old when they allegedly committed the crime. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with that story. good morning, mara. >> reporter: good morning, robin. defense attorneys argue the girls would have gotten better treatment from mental health in the center. but they would have been released in five years. the judge decided if convicted, they should not be released back

into the community so soon. >> i'll order that the defendants be retained in the adult jurisdiction. >> reporter: this morning, a wisconsin judge now deciding that two teenaged girls who allegedly tried to kill their friend to please a fictional character slender man, will be tried as adults. >> this was a premeditated -- was premeditated murder, an attempt to do so. >> reporter: the suspects morgan geyser and anissa weier were just 12 years old when prosecutors said they lured their friend, -year-old payton leutner into the woods last may, stabbing her 19 times with a kitchen knife and lefing her to die. >> is there any bleeding going on? >> her clothing has blood on it. >> reporter: miraculously payton survived. the defendants, now 13, plotted the attack for months to please the fictional character slender man. >> who is slender man?

>> he's this tall, faceless man who preys on children. >> he tarts children most. and so, i was really scared knowing that slander man could easily kill my whole family in three seconds. >> reporter: now, the teens face up to 65 years in prison. the victim's parents telling abc's david muir exclusively last september that their daughter payton's safety is the most important thing. >> she can move on with the rest of her life. >> reporter: one of those defendants morgan geyser has been diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. and authorities say she still believes slender man is real. both girls scheduled to be arraigned this month. robin? david? >> we're going to be following payton's case. in the meantime, we'll move to the late nest that north carolina case, the police officer there on trial for shooting and killing an unarmed black man looking for help after the accident. and for the first time, the jury got to hear the officer's

version of what happened. the tape played in court. abc's reena ninan with the story. >> reporter: for the first time we're hearing from the officer who shot and killed unarmed former college football star jonathan ferrell. >> i feel like if i hadn't done what i did, he would have been able to take my gun. >> reporter: officer randall kerrick, seen in this newly released police interrogation video, played in court. >> he just had a very aggressive posture. >> reporter: describing what happened after he and two other officers arrived at the burglary call in september 2013. a homeowner calling 911 after the 22-year-old ferrell came to her door at 2:30 a.m. looking for help after crashing his car. ferrell seen in this dash cam video appears to run toward police. >> get on the ground! >> so, as he's approaching me, i'm backstepping and i'm yelling, stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: the officer explaining what happened just

off-screen seconds later. [ gun fire ] >> i'm backing up and he's just coming at me even faster. >> reporter: kerrick hitting ferrell ten times. this morning, he's on trial charged with voluntary manslaughter. a jury monday watching his interrogation video, explaining to detectives just hours after the shooting why he fired so many times. >> i was yelling for him to stop, stop. >> reporter: kerrick who has pleaded not guilty faces up to 11 years in prison. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> thank you, reena. the latest twist in kelly rutherford's bitter custody battle. the gossip girl star and her children have been ordered to face a judge this morning. their father fighting to get them back in monaco. abc's linsey davis is here with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. rutherford was supposed to fly her children, hermes and elena, back to europe on thursday.

instead she announced she intends to keep the kids. this morning, they could be on a plane to monaco as early as tonight. this morning, rutherford's ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper. the "gossip girl" star now ordered to appear in court today with her two kids after she failed to send them back to their father, daniel giersch, in monaco on tuesday. >> my priority is their safety and well-being. as their mother that's what's what i'm going to continue to fight for. >> reporter: six years ago when rutherford filed for divorce, they were supposed to share custody of the children. when his visa was revoked, the judge ruled the son and daughter should reside in monaco with their father temporarily. >> i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary and three years it has not been temporary. >> reporter: back in june, a monaco court ruled the kids should spend several weeks of summer vacation with rutherford,

before running to her ex-husband, which rutherford refuses to do. >> it's very hard for the kids. it's been kind of cruel in a way, because you know we just want to see each other and be together. they're very young. >> reporter: in response, giersch is invoking emergency jurisdicti jurisdiction, asking a judge to force rutherford to return the children. because the united states and monaco are both part of an international agreement to protect the best of interest of charn, children, called the hague convention, that means american judges must respect monaco's court order. and now her failure to come ply with the agreement could mean less access to her kids in the future. >> all right, again, in court today, we'll learn more. thank you linsey. now the wildfires in arizona right now. ginger. >> 6,000 acres. this the willow fire, right on

the state line, 40% contained. but still the conditions not only there in arizona but back in the pacific northwest not good because of that low, it's shoving wind and lightning. red-flag warnings from northern california up into parts of washington state. boise could get close to a >> good morning, i am-machine, it will be seasonal on the coast with more sunshine, 64 to 70 in san francisco and the rest of us are cooler-than-average with 70's around the bay and 80s inland. my seven-day forecast shows more drizzle tonight, but hotry where this >> all that weather brought to you by target. i don't know if you guys have ever been to garden of the gods. but yesterday, they had that much hail. the cars were getting stuck in the hail. >> posted that on instagram. >> yes, i did. >> i remember seeing that. thank you, ginger. i do follow you. coming up, officials now saying they caught the bear in that yellowstone attack. the tool they're telling hikers to make sure they take with them on the trails.

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so we had to come back. >> reporter: officials tell me there's only been eight deadly bear attacks here in the last 100 years. that doesn't mean you can't face a bear attack. when you come face to face with a bear, they say this spray is your best option. turn and give it one quick shot. if that doesn't work, unload the whole can. 52-year-old lawyer laurie cooksey walked away after being attacked over the weekend while hiking in virginia with three of her children. >> the bear lunged and we ran. >> reporter: this selfie taken just minutes before. >> when he leapt back on me and had my leg in his mouth and started shaking it i really didn't think it was going to turn out well. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, yellowstone national park. >> scary. thank you, kayna. so much more coming up here.

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good morning, i'm kristen sze. developing news out of alameda where police are warning residents to lock their windows and doors. a sexual predator is on the loose. police say this man has broken into six homes since june while residents were inside. mike has a look at your forecast. let's take a look. it's going to be cooler than average away from the coast. we'll warm up a little bit wednesday and thursday but the hottest weather is going to be friday, saturday and sunday and the warmth will extend to the coast. there's a brand new accident in san jose if you're traveling north on 880 right at 280, there's a crash blocking one lane. very slow conditions on 280, 15 miles per hour as you approach the nimitz and then you're going

to be riding the brakes as you make it into cupertino. coming up on "good morning america" what burns more calories, walking on a treadmill or an elliptical trainer. the answer is coming up next. stick around for gma coming up.

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there's our glam squad, jumping into action, they're giving one viewer a transformation. >> that's what it looks like when they come down the hallway for us in the morning. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> they know we need work. >> any way, that's our beauty dream team right now. they're hard at work. >> indeed. and also coming up this morning, we're asking one of your biggest fitness questions, which one do you think burns more calories, the elliptical or walking? >> hmm. good question. >> we'll figure it out. >> we tried it out by ourselves. you'll be surprised by the results. >> that's just ahead. but for the morning rundown is amy. good morning, guys. and the big story this morning, several developments in the presidential campaign, beginning with donald trump's feud with debate moderator megyn kelly, the fox news anchor firing back on her program, saying her question to trump about his comments on women was tough but

fair. and she won't apologize. hillary clinton weighing in, saying trump went overboard criticizing kelly. clinton is also attacking senator marco rubio for his comments during the debate when he said he opposes abortions in cases of rape and incest. meanwhile, another major show of support for hillary clinton's democratic rival. bernie sanders attracting a crowd of 27,000 in los angeles. more violent clashes erupted overnight in ferguson, missouri. police in riot gear facing off with hundreds of protesters for the second straight night as a state of emergency remains in effect one year after the police shooting of michael brown. officers sprayed mace after rocks and bottles were thrown at them. at least 23 people were arrested. and dramatic video this morning from the flash flooding in parts of colorado, the water powerful enough to wash away cars. bye-bye to daddy's car. no injuries were reported today. the big flooding threat is in the northeast. ginger's forecast coming up.

and a new vergsion of a popular diet soda is hitting stores this week. responding to consumer health concerns, pepsi has made a big change. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: this morning, with soda sales fizzling, a bold, new move by one major beverage company hoping one small ingredient change will get its brand bubbling again. new versions of diet pepsi hitting grocery store shelves as we speak. they're now available without aspartame. an ingredient some consumers find controversial. pepsi replacing it with another artificial sweetener, sucralose. aka splenda. >> diet pepsi is one of the top ten most popular soda brands in the u.s. and to see the sales declining year after year, they have to do something to try to stop that. >> reporter: the sweetener switch coming as nearly two-thirds of americans say they're actively avoiding diet soda. the company telling abc news, diet cola consumers in the u.s.

have asked us for an aspartame-free diet pepsi and we're delivering. so far, the reviews mixed. one person responding, diet pepsi, why did you do this? #awful. another, what have they done to my diet pepsi? one consumer a little less opinionated, saying, i don't mind this. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and thank you to rebecca for that. we're getting a first look this morning at some candid images taken just moments after the wedding of prince charles and princess diana. one showing the young princess holding a young bridesmaid. another shows her iconic 25-foot train and the new mother-in-law, the queen smiling on that memorable day back in 1981. these photos will be auctioned off next month. and finally, a young man taking the internet by storm with his unconventional martial arts skills. take a look at this adorable little boy in a taekwondo class in california.

he's trying to break that board. come on. you can do it. he misses the mark. you know what, he's undeterred. eventually he resorts -- there he goes. if at first you don't succeed try and try again. there he is getting the coveted white belt in taekwondo. >> so sweet. >> good job, buddy. >> you know what that reminds me of robin. >> don't go there. too much. >> this is when the fill-in has no idea -- >> it's safer that way. let's get to michael in the social square. >> that kid's one belt ahead of me. here's a look at what's ahead in the "gma morning menu." in our heat index, the new policy that could be a game-changer for working parents. some employers now saying you can bring your kids to work. and the latest on jen and

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and their infants' first six months. what does it mean for the office and how about mom and dad? abc's cecilia vega has that story. >> reporter: bring your child to work day has a whole new meaning, it's not just in hollywood, like josh duhamel in "life as we know it." >> you're the worst babysitter of all time. >> i'm not a babysitter. i'm a cab driver. >> i'm just dying over here. >> reporter: some government offices in washington state are now allowing parents to bring their babies to work. the perfect candidate, 6 weeks up to 6 months old. >> it was really exciting, to know that i wasn't going to have to be bringing her to day care after eight weeks of being on maternity leave. >> reporter: first-time mom erica brings 4-month-old lydia in three times a week. >> having this extra time with her has meant the world to me. >> reporter: state officials say both parents and babies win. saying research proves that allowing a parent and infant to remain together in the earliest stage of life supports critical bonding, healthy infant brain

development, and parental well being. so far, co-workers say baby lydia is the perfect colleague. >> in a lot of ways, it's helped productivity. i think morale is high. it's been a good thing at the office. >> in the policy, we say, if baby's having a bad day and fussy and baby gets sick, mom takes baby home. we haven't had to do that yet. >> reporter: the only catch here, when babies start to crawl, they need not apply. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> joining us now, "gma" workplace contributor, tory johnson. so how realistic is this idea? >> so, i think it's very realistic when i think you have the willing workplace. we have the worst paid parental leave policies in the world, if this is something that can happen parents ease back into work is a good thing. >> maybe it will scare the workplace into being better for allowing leave.

>> it potentially could. initially, when i heard about this, i thought, oh, my god, this is a prescription for crazy chaos. we're going to turn the office into a nursery. i decided to put my skepticism on hold. i called several companies yesterday afternoon that already have policies like this in place. every one of them told me those stereotypical fears are actually unfounded and there's one company i talked to, it's a company in new hampshire and they have been doing this for six years. they've had 15 babies through this program. and they told me a couple of things that are really big benefits that we see across the board with companies. so, one, is that parents return quicker, that's good for everyone. we're constantly juggling everybody else's workload. so in this case, parents return to work faster. the atmosphere is calmer. babies make people happy. even if you're not the baby holder. even if you don't want to be the one. >> that could be debatable. >> i will say, parents, i used to bring duff when he was very young, it makes you want to stay later. i had no problem staying later

because he was with me. i didn't feel like i had to rush home. >> and that's the thing. that increases loyalty and decreases turnover because the parents who have this benefit are so appreciative, they work harder. they're so appreciative not just to the employer but to all of their co--workers for putting up with this. >> what about the co--workers? the single co--workers. the parentless. the boss? >> for this to work, you need buy-in from the boss. this is not a mommy issue. this is not about coddling moms in any way. this is really about making a business case. and it's about making a business case because the workplace sees overall benefits from it. it's also about creating a baby zone. not everyone wants to be next to a baby. maybe it means screens for privacy. a door that you can close. an understanding that it's not free rein across everything. then the last thing that i would say, you really is to set clear rules. everybody said, clear rules really work. >> if you're the boss and you want to implement, what rules do you set?

do you ask people in the office if that is something they would like? >> i think start talking about it in the office and you propose a pilot program. so doing a temporary pilot is a lot easier than implementing a permanent perk before you tried it in your office. >> i hear it helps morale overall, not only for the mom and dad but overall morale workplace. >> we're going to raise ginger's baby together. >> yeah. >> ginger, bring that baby in here. >> you know why, family-friendly is good for everyone. >> it is. >> family-friendly is good for everyone. that's what we have to remember. it's not about coddling ginger. >> you take the first feeding. i'll take the second, buddy. >> diaper duty, diaper duty. >> we asked viewers at home, should parents be allowed to bring their newborns to work every day? hey, look at this. 23% said yes. 77% said no. >> i get it. i get it. there's a lot of fear and panic. >> lot of layers in this. >> once you talked to people and dive in, it's a lot easier to accept.

>> i keep thinking of ginger over now at the wall with the baby. >> at the weather wall. >> at the weather wall. >> she's behind the weather wall. ginger, we're here for you. >> thank you. also burning up the "heat index" this morning, jennifer aniston and justin theroux's wedding, we have new details this morning about their top secret affair. everything from the gown, the cake, the honeymoon. abbie boudreau has the details. >> reporter: this morning, new details are emerging about the wedding of jennifer aniston and justin theroux. the ceremony officiated by the couple's close friend jimmy kimmel. something fellow guest howard stern revealed on his sirius xm show monday. >> i'm afraid to even talk about that wedding, because everyone is on top-secret lockdown. jimmy was like the preacher, you know, the guy who did the ceremony. he did a beautiful job. >> reporter: as for the dress aniston donned while saying i do to thoreaux?

>> off-white and very flowy. >> reporter: a flowy dress and perfect for a summer affair. while the designer is still a mystery "people" reports reps for gucci, versace, and vif yen westwood confirmed they did not design the dress. the wednesday wedding took place in the couple's own backyard in bel air. featuring an intimate setup with a lounge area and the cake? >> jen tapped did you have goldman from charm city cake from the food metwork to make the cake. it was a strawberry and vanilla cake. >> reporter: the nuptials reportedly went into the early morning. >> everyone was dancing until 3:00 a.m. according to sources, courteney cox was among the last to leave. >> reporter: the wedding festivities all planned around a previously planned trip to the four seasons resort in picturesque bora bora. it's a special place for the couple, just last year, spending justin's birthday, and now bringing their pals to the party. for "good morning america,"

abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> yes! >> that sounds like a great celebration. >> good for them. >> congratulations to them. now to our special series, diet wars, this morning we're tackling probiotics. over the past five years, sales have increased by nearly 30%. making it a there are 30 billion a year industry worldwide. how do they benefit your health? how can they help you lose weight? abc's mara schiavocampo set out to find out. >> reporter: it's the tiny pill with potentially big benefits that claims to boost your immune system and improve your digestive system and potentially help with weight loss. and even treat certain diseases. what is this powerhouse? probiotics, which actually are a combination of live bacteria and yeast. >> need help keeping your digestive balance? try the number one probiotic. >> reporter: and they're flooding store shelves in all different forms, promising to revamp your health. >> probiotics have shown some

evidence for bloating, intestinal infections, gut irregular later. and there are other things being studied. >> reporter: there are tons of options. so, how exactly do all of these work? well, experts say they may create a barrier against bad bacteria in your gut, although doctors aren't sure how. as for all the health claims, many of the promises from probiotic companies are still unproven. >> it could be for weight loss, it could be for boosting your immune system. it could be not getting sick. we're certainly not there yet. >> reporter: now, researchers are studying probiotics like crazy, to better understand the process and find out if they really can help with a host of health issues, including weight loss, liver disease, and even type 2 diabetes. testing the full power of this pill. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> all right. and here with us now is abc's d. jen ashton.

we always have these amazing props with us. you're going to explain a little bit more about what probiotics are. >> right. we hear the terms. there's so much confusion. so we're not doing a gardening segment here. i want you to think of this as your small intestine and large colon, take a deeper look inside. and what you see here i want you to think of as the whole gut microbiome. what you can see, this thick lush grass, that's the prebiotics. on top this is the environment that we hear about, the probiotics, these are all the good bacteria. what you see here is no bueno. this is an unhealthy gut environment. this could lead to leaky walls of the intestine, which could have an effect on your entire body. causing illness and disease literally head to toe. >> wow. let's talk about what -- the impact it has on your health. >> let me show you, we're going to medical school here, we start at the head down, there's

extensive research that lynx the brain and pro biotics. the connection. the term you're going to be hearing about, psychobiotics. treatment for lung infections, treatment for liver disease. then, certain gyn infections and obesity. amy, what we know about obesity, the intestine track very different for obese individuals than lean individuals. we need more research, some data has shown that taking probiotics help weight loss. others, not so much. so the jury is still out. >> we saw in mara's piece, lots of supplements and pills to take, you can get this through food. >> i always think raw food is better. we have here, prebiotics, this is what feeds the probiotics. fermented food. sourdough bread. yogurt, the probiotics. if you don't like any of these foods, you can go for the over the counter supplement. the three species you want to look on the labels.

lactobacillus, bifidobacterium and sacro -- >> i'm glad dr. jen said all of those terms. jen will be taking your questions on twitter throughout this morning. thank you so much. all right, let's head outside to ginger now. >> it's a birthday bonanza out here. this young lady is 40. someone over here is 50. wherever the crown went. and then we got a 60 birthday. and a 16. so many i can't keep up with them. let's check out the flash flood watches that go through this afternoon. from new york city through new haven, connecticut. you'll also get a second round of storms on the cold front. cold is not what they have been dealing with in the deep south. southern louisiana, houston and new orleans. those are >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the 90 climate. starting moist and cool but we

are dry and mild this afternoon. clouds run tonight and bring drizzle and weekend warmth will reach the beaches. 60s along the coast into san francisco and low-to-mid 70s away the bay and upper 50's to nearly 80 inland and low-to-mid 80's inland east bay for the warm spot. the seven-day forecast shows it is going to be hot everywhere on saturday and >> the heavy rain doesn't matter, not at all to these folks. thank you so much for being here. lara? >> prop. she took the prop and walked away. >> thanks, ginger. >> see -- >> probiotics. >> benefits everywhere on "good morning america." benefits right now in "pop news," everybody. if you're having withdrawal after luke bryan's major performance at our summer concert series, don't worry, the country star like you have never heard him before, showing off his r&b props with another one of our summer concert guests,

jason derulo. listen up. ♪ if you want me ♪ girl you got me >> so, that's derulo. so listen, listen to that falsetto. they made beautiful music together. on the app, it's called sing karaoke app. the video has gone totally viral. racking up 8 million views in three hours. the cool thing about this app it allows any one of us to see how we would sound with the real artist singing. luke bryan. >> we're not going to sound like that. >> no, but i think it's so fun that he chose to sing with derulo. really fun and really viral. >> he was into it. he was into it. >> everybody's talking about it. we love a little music. >> we should try that. >> you should try that, david. you're right. >> we'll definitely air it. >> we're on that. we're on that. laura ingalls all grown up, guys. she wants to go from "little

house on the prairie" to the house on capitol hill. melissa gilbert announcing that she's running for congress. half pint as she was known on the hit show. no stranger to vying for votes. she competed on "dancing with the stars," she served as the president of the screen actors guild. her opponent, no, not nelli olson. that is not her opponent. take that down. it's the incumbent. not me. why michigan? i forgot this. she lives with her husband of two years from "thirtysomething." timothy busfield. trivia everywhere. melissa is running for congress. >> nellie would be a tough opponent. >> she would. >> she's had off the life. she told me one time people think she's nellie olsen. she's really a nice person. >> i love hearing the theme music, it just takes you back.

>> hey, pa. hey, half pint. i love that show. finally, early mornings as we know can be rough, tuesdays are really rough and someone has a real case of the tuesday blues. listen up. [ screeching ] [ laughter ] >> i do that all the time. >> it looks like bambi's having a breakdown. listen, bambi, be a dear, stop complaining. we'll all get through this week. and that's "pop news." thank you very much. try the meat loaf. thank you. >> i heart you. i heart you so much. >> 2.6, too. >> oh, lara. oh, you're good. she's good. a lot more ahead this morning. it's hard to top that. the big fitness question finally answered, which one is better for you, walking or using the elliptical? come on back. al? come on back.

good morning, i'm kristen sze. drivers in san francisco are no longer allowed to turn right onto market street between 3rd and 8th streets. new restrictions aimed at protecting pedestrians went into effect this morning. taxis, buses and trucks are exempt. the fine for violating the new restrictions, $238. navigation companies are being asked to reflect the changes because officials say they won't take gps instructions told me to turn as an excuse. no excuses this morning, leyla checks out your commute. >> we've got a brand new accident right at the toll plaza of the dumbarton bridge. one lane is blocked with a motorcycle accident and we do have some slowing. certainly southbound side of 880 but it is bumper to bumper as you chug along the water to east palo alto.

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welcome back. nice to see you this morning. hopefully you like these temperatures. we're mainly in the low to mid-60s on the way to temperatures that are just a little below average, especially inland. it will be breezy in the delta back to the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. the first pitch tonight at 7:15,

dropping down to 60 by the last out. our accuweather seven-day forecast, today is the coolest day moving forward. the hottest days this week are saturday ♪aturday welcome back to "good morning america" on a tuesday morning. right there, our glam squad putting the final touches on our makeover guest, carolyn. she's laughing her way through it. this is carolyn before. i can't wait to see her transformation. >> i just had a partial glimpse. "pretty little liars" finale is airing tonight. the stalker who has been tormenting that group will finally be revealed. so many already trying to figure out who "a" is. we have an exclusive clue for you right now. here it is, "a" has been in more than five episodes. does that help anybody? >> all right. if you want to find out even more, you can go to

pllfinale.com right now and then tune in tonight to abc family. robin? >> all right, will do. i'm over here. if you're headed to the gym this morning or to our studio, you're there right now, you might be wondering, which is better for your body and burning calories, walking on the treadmill or the elliptical? it's a story that caught our eye in "the new york times." linzie janis hit the gym to find out. >> i did. i did. >> let's take a look. >> reporter: it's the question that has plagued us for decades, what's better, walking or using an elliptical. according to recent estimates by the mayo clinic, when it comes to calories, ellipticals burn more. research shows that an 160-pound person using an elliptical for an hour burns 365 calories. that same person walking for an hour burning just 314 calories. so, of course, we raced to

equinox gym to see for ourselves. >> ready? >> reporter: spending 15 minutes first walking on a treadmill. then, using an elliptical. >> i can feel it already. >> reporter: each at roughly the same speed with no added resistance or incline. after 15 minutes of walking i burned 60 calories. >> i'm out of breath. >> reporter: me, too. >> i'm pretending not to be, of course. >> reporter: but sure enough on the elliptical. so we're at 12 minutes i already burned more calories. at that 15-minute mark. so, i just burned 17 more calories on this machine. 77 calories burned. near 30% increase just by switching machines. but why? experts say it's the unique elliptical pattern your leg muscles are forced to move in plus the added

motion of your arms make for a bigger burn. >> more activity burning with an elliptical. >> reporter: it's not all about the calories. >> walking increases and it strengthens the bones. also, it helps build balance. >> reporter: so, while both machines are great ways to get fit, make sure your choice is taken in stride. >> i got that, taken in stride. i got that linzie. she joins us now on the elliptical and equinox trainer rachel mariotti is back on demand. all righty, now, which one do you prefer? >> i'm already out of breath is a clue. this is definitely harder. definitely harder than walking but i don't like it. >> so, you wouldn't be apt to do it again or stay with it? because you don't like it so much. >> probably not. i prefer walking. >> i want to make sure you continue to talk. rachel tell us about the elliptical. tell us about the different body parts that both of these work. >> the elliptical you're using your upper body as well as your lower body. you're activating more in your hips. treadmill, you're pushing off

heel to toe, you're propelling your body weight forward using muscles around your ankles and calves. >> it's hard to say which one is better. it depends on you, your body, if you got achy knees. >> right. for my clients who have joint problems in their hips or knees, i recommend the elliptical. treadmill, i personally enjoy more, it's a natural movement and it's more -- it helps the integrity of your bones because of the impact. >> can you do a little more to get something? you're working the arms with this. >> and core with this? >> absolutely. the core, you can add the incline, you can increase, decrease the speed. keep in mind the intervals. bringing your heart rate up and down. you essentially burn more calories. >> interval training is the key. it's not how long you're on the machine but how hard you work. >> she's working much harder

than you are, rachel. >> do you want me to take it up? 3.5. >> right. >> rachel, thanks very much. amy. >> all right, robin, i'm team treadmill. finding that first apartment is exciting and scary at the same time. so many of us remember what that was like. a new series on abc family, "next step realty," takes you behind the scenes of real estate. and abc's sara haines got the insider secrets for landing your next home. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it's the hottest new show on the market. >> this is cute. >> reporter: abc family's "next step realty" helping the new residents of the big apple find a home. what type of clientele are you dealing with? >> typically most of our clients are recent college graduates.

>> reporter: the docuseries follows new graduates. you rent apartments but sell a lifestyle. what lifestyle are you selling? >> new york baby. it's all lifestyle. you're swept up in the culture the arts, the entertainment, the fashion, the food. it is all about selling the location of where you want to pursue your dream. >> cheers, girls. >> reporter: so, if you're looking to make a move, are there some tips about getting an apartment, not just in new york just in general? >> to be prepared. to feel a little bit uncomfortable and not really knowing what you're getting yourself into it, but at the end of the day it's fine. >> find someone you trust and let them hold your hand throughout the whole process. have an open mind, there's always going to be something, nothing is going to be perfect. >> lot of people come to us saying i need, i need. i'm going to say you can but -- then we massage the way they can get their apartment and make it

comfortable for them. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you, sara, and "next step realty" premieres tonight at 9:00 eastern on abc family. ginger? yes, we're doing something in social square, called social snapshot. i'm going to show you a couple of the great photos that have been sent into us. show us your great weather photos. this one is from texas it's a rain shaft. it's all rain. if you take it full, you can see it closer, they might get scared. no worries. that's likely to be rain and heavy winds. there's this one, ultracumulus clouds, like a wave in the ocean, the moisture condenses and you get the cloud. very cool stuff. tweet me your weather photos on twitter. you migh

>> good morning, i am-machine, it will be seasonal on the coast with more sunshine, 64 to 70 in san francisco and the rest of us are cooler-than-average with 70's around the bay and 80s inland. my seven-day forecast shows more drizzle tonight, but hotry where this >> all that weather brought to you by amazon prime. amy. >> all right, ginger, thanks so much. we have a lot more ahead this morning, our beauty dream team hard at work giving carolyn the ultimate makeover.

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♪ it's time for the big reveal in this morning's "slam, bam glam" makeover. we teamed with our sponsor one-day acuvue brand contact lenses. we give a viewer a makeover from our dream team. our beauty experts have been up against the clock to make it happen. here's a look at how she got there. meet 29-year-old carolyn, when she heard about the "slam bam glam makeover," she jumped at the chance to embrace a new look. >> i'm turning 30 this year and i think it would be fun to have a new and fresh look for entering a new stage in my life. i think a new look and a new makeover, you know, it's great if that translates well to

dating and meeting someone. >> reporter: among carolyn's challenges is her hair. and then there's her wardrobe. she works in finance, which typically requires her to dress conservatively. >> with work, it's more suiting, more structured. it makes it a challenge when transitioning from day to night. >> reporter: her style icon. >> kate middleton. i think she looks so glamorous everywhere she goes. it's something that's feminine while being a little bit edgy, but she's always sophisticated. >> reporter: on hand to make over carolyn is our beauty dream team. style guru greta monahan, ted gibson and mally roncal. can they make carolyn's dreams of a 30th birthday dream come true, let's find out. i'm joined by the dream team. one more look at carolyn's before photo.

here it is, everybody. drum roll, please. come on out, carolyn! oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> okay, i was like, you cut off all her hair. what do you think, what do you think? turn around. >> it's really cool. i love it. >> i love it. you look fantastic. i want to ask momma, your mom elizabeth is here, what do you think of the color, the look? >> i think she looks great. she looks beautiful. >> one of the things you were wondering, because you're a working gal, you wanted a look that went from day to night. so, what was the plan and what advice do you have for our viewers? >> women often struggle when they're going to work, she has a dress code at work, get dressed with detail. this dress is totally work appropriate, sexy and turn

around, show your friends. turn it around. turn it around. got to get a little sexy detail. >> i love that dress. who makes that dress? >> that one is from macy's, that dress. all it is, lara, is a stretch dress. that sexy detail that's hidden during the day makes it super easy. you peel off the jacket and you're good at night. >> you can bring home the bacon and -- >> the second one is accessories, easy to pack, strappy, cool shoes. >> i don't know about these shoes for work. >> no, not for work. this would not be appropriate for work in her finance department. but, you do a bright little bit of jewelry, cool shoes, go deep and bright with the color and you are there. keep it simple during the day. >> so, friends from work, what do you guys think? thumbs up? i want to get to ted. ted, so the hair -- >> good girl by day, bad girl by night. >> show us. >> shake, shake, shake.

>> we changed the color, which i think is really beautiful with her skin. i think that red -- i tell women -- and extensions. it's not hollywood's best-kept secret anymore. we added extensions, cut them to give length. they're clip-in. very affordable. you can get them synthetic or real. these are actually real hair. can you move them one more time? >> you have to do my signature move. go like this. that's what i do. there you go. now, mally. i noticed her eyes are popping. what did you do? >> it's my newest beauty secret for the most amazing pop of an eye color, they are one-day acuvue define. you put them in, and what they do, it's a whole new category of brand-new contact lenses.

really pop the eyes. >> you're not talking about contacts. >> no. contacts, then the eye shadow. >> for the smokey eye. momma, you like? >> i do. congratulations. you feel good? is 30 going to work for you? >> yeah. >> i feel like your entire office -- guys, thank you to our beauty dream team and our sponsor acuvue. head to our website on yahoo! for more great tips to revamp your style. coming up next on "good morning america" -- don't go anywhere, michael ray is performing live. don't go anywhere. "good morning america's slam

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michael ray, he just released his self-titled debut. his debut single "kiss you in the morning" hitting number one. i think you have arrived. how does it feel to have the number one song in the land? >> unbelievable. it's been a whirlwind week. >> we got some pictures of you, i want to show everyone at home. you began very young. >> i did. >> look at this guy and you performed with your grandfather's country band back in florida where you grew up. >> yeah. >> and the grand ole opry. >> yes. >> my grandfather passed away in february, i brought his guitar on stage first song i ever played was on his guitar that he played on for 50 years. >> what he would say if he saw you on "good morning america." congrats on the success this morning. we're cheering you on. here's the song, "kiss you in

the morning." take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ them jeans are faded in all the right places ♪ ♪ you got me hanging on tight to your curves like little e races ♪ ♪ girl your funky little back beat's got me ♪ ♪ feet like i'm tipsy and i ain't even had a drink ♪ ♪ i wanna kiss you in the parking lot under the moonlight ♪ ♪ kiss you running red lights baby set the mood right just like everything your doing to me right now is making me crazy ♪ ♪ i wanna kiss you on the dance floor kiss you like a let's go come on ♪ ♪ baby let me hear you say oh ♪ ♪ i wanna kiss you with the neon light in your eyes glowing ♪ ♪ then i wanna kiss you in the morning ♪ ♪ yeah i wanna kiss you in the morning ♪

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good morning, i'm kristen sze. developing news out of alameda where police are warning residents to lock their windows and doors. a sexual predator is on the loose. police say this man has broken into as many as six homes since june while residents were inside. let's cool things down a bit, mike. >> inland, east bay low to mid-80s there. you could be in the 100s this weekend. 70s elsewhere until you get to the coast. in san francisco mid to upper 60s. if you're going to the game this evening, it's going to be cool at at&t park. astros in town. 63 at first pitch, about 60 by the time the last out occurs. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. check out the heat even at the coast this weekend. we're still dealing with a motorcycle crash at the toll plaza of the dumbarton bridge and it is causing major delays coming away from 880 so your on the brakes. 6 miles per hour is your top speed. eases once you head over the water. as we take you over to san jose,

the drive along 85, got an accident there at el camino. now it's time for "live with kelly and >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new film, "the man from u.n.c.l.e.," armie hammer. and eggs will be cracking as we continue "live"'s "summer school week." plus, the star of "elementary," lucy lui, takes a seat at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] now, here are michael strahan and lucy lui! [cheers and applause] ♪ lucy: thank you.