good morning, america. breaking overnight, a deadly knife attack in london. an american woman killed. five others wounded in a popular tourist spot. authorities now looking for links to terror as security steps up across the city. chaos in the trump campaign as trump splits with his running mate over a key endorsement and faces more bad news in the polls. but trump insists he's never been better. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> what trump's campaign is saying this morning. his campaign chair is joining us live. the murder mystery in new york. a young jogger disappears after going alone on a path that she normally ran with her dad. killed in broad daylight. her body discovered feet from the road. the massive manhunt now under way. and the major new concern in rio as abc news tests the water where 1,400 athletes are preparing to compete.

the troubling results that would close any american beach and why one of team usa's famous athletes was taunted overnight by thousands of olympic fans. and good morning, america. okay, there's no opening ceremony for the olympics yet but already a pretty ugly scene. you saw it last night. hope solo really getting booed as she went onto the field and it did turn out okay for the u.s. big victory over new zealand. you see the goal right there. we'll tell you about that coming up. also, we conducted our own investigation into rio's water, those results are coming up, as well. but first, we'll begin with that breaking news overseas. a deadly attack in london. an american woman has been killed, five others injured. a suspect is now in custody and london is on edge as police step up security on the streets there. abc's alex marquardt is on the scene with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that attack happening right here

in russell square in the heart of central london at the height of tourist season. just a short time ago, london police coming out, saying the suspect is norwegian-somali origin. among those five wounded are several nationalities, including one american. security stepped up in the british capital this morning. police cordons around russell square in central london as investigators comb through the scene of this gruesome knife attack. police were called just after 10:30 p.m. reports of a man on a rampage. they discovered the female -- american female victim in her 60s fatally wounded and five others injured. >> early indications suggest that mental health is a significant factor in this case. and that is one major line of inquiry. >> reporter: overnight, one of the biggest security responses the city has seen since this same square was targeted in one of the deadly bombings in the summer of 2007. >> i could hear the policeman screaming, stop, don't move. don't go any further. just stay where you are and he

turned around and continued running. >> reporter: this as london braces for a terror attack that authorities say is all but inevitable. this week deploying 600 additional heavily armed police officers into the streets of the city in the wake of the recent wave of attacks in europe. so, even though there are no links to terror, this is still very much a city on edge. among the wounded there were five wounded, there was one american, this morning london's mayor calling on citizens to remain calm and vigilant. robin, george. >> alex, thank you very much. a lot of chaos. >> sure is. we move on now to the race to the white house and questions swirling around donald trump's campaign. he says it's never been better but top republicans are in panic mode as a new fox news poll shows hillary clinton with a ten-point lead. trump's campaign chair paul manafort here in the studio and we'll speak with him live after jon karl brings us the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george.

trump's allies are desperately trying to get their candidate back on message. so far the results have been mixed but even with the chaos, trump's campaign is rolling in the cash fueled by a massive infusion of small-dollar donations from his supporters. it's donald trump versus mike pence. while trump has infuriated fellow republicans by refusing to endorse republican speaker of the house paul ryan. trump's own running mate is now eagerly endorsing him. >> i strongly support paul ryan. strongly endorse his re-election. i believe we need paul ryan in leadership. >> reporter: but even with chaos swirling around his campaign, trump insists things couldn't be better. >> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> reporter: not only does trump insist he'll win, he suggests a loss would be almost unthinkable. >> wouldn't that be embarrassing to lose to crooked hillary clinton? that would be terrible. >> reporter: voters, he said, simply must vote for him. >> if you dislike me intensely, if you say, i would never in a

million years vote for donald trump, you have to. you have no choice. >> reporter: his confidence given a boost by a big fund-raising haul in for july, $82 million, almost as much as hillary clinton. but trump trails clinton by ten points conducted in part before this week's cascade of missteps and controversies. it was that feud with the parents of a fallen american soldier. then suggesting women who are harassed at work should find a different job. and then this claim about the purple heart. >> i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. >> reporter: overnight in jacksonville, florida, trump touted his gift yet again. >> i took it. i said i can't believe this. it's one of the most beautiful things that i've ever received and from the heart, so much from the heart. >> reporter: newt gingrich, one of trump's most reliable allies offered a blunt critique. >> i think some of what trump's

done is just very self-destructive. >> reporter: democrats are piling on, hitting trump for suggesting the election might be rigged. >> i would just note it is often a claim made by people who don't end up winning elections. >> reporter: republican sources say that party chairman reince priebus has repeatedly tried to get trump to publicly apologize to the family of captain khan. trump has not done that. but, george, over the past 24 hours he has not attacked the family again either. >> okay, jon, thanks very much. let's talk to mr. trump's campaign chair paul manafort right here joining us. thank you for coming in. >> george. >> let's pick up where jon left off right there. in that fox news poll it also shows that 70%, almost 70% of the voters thought that those comments about the khan family were out of bounds. why not apologize. >> well, i think mr. trump has paid the respect. it's just nobody is acknowledging it. >> he hasn't apologized. >> well, what he said is that he respects and is totally sympathetic to the sacrifices

that family has made, he's talking about the son and the family. and, you know, beyond that i think it's politics. i mean, the driving of what the right words are. he is appreciative of their efforts. and -- but he receives them as part of something that's a part of a bigger thing, which is the campaign, and the issue of isis and the issue of the mismanagement of foreign policy. that's what he's campaigning on. he's not campaigning on the khan family. he's campaigning on the -- >> he's hoping to move on without an apology. >> well, he's expressed his sympathy and he's expressed his support for what the family is going through. i mean, it's like the same thing we're caught up in, what's the difference between i support you and i endorse you, we quibble over the words, but the sentiments are there, and the sentiments about what he feels towards that family and what they've went through he expressed. just because he doesn't say the words everybody wants he said he's sorry for what they've gone through, but he keeps going back to the main issue and the main issue isn't this family, it's the main issue that caused the suffering of this family, which is the war in the middle east,

the destabilization and policies of obama and clinton that caused them. >> he also said as we showed in the piece that the campaign is united, never been doing so well. front page of "the washington post," gop at new level of panic over trump. one of his allies, newt gingrich, is quoted in that article saying he cannot win the presidency operating the way he is now, isn't that right? >> look, last night he spoke in two events in florida. one had 10,000 people, another 15,000 people, and it's august. i mean, these are crowds you see usually at the end of september, beginning of october, so the support for mr. trump is there. the campaign messages are worked out. the themes of this campaign are settled. we know -- >> will he follow them, is the question. >> well, i think he will -- i think he is trying messages out on the campaign trail, you know, he's been very successful in the primaries. he draws his strength and his messages from the interaction he has with the public and he's doing that right now. >> i think that's part of the question. he does get big crowds.

he has a strong core of support, there's no question about that, but as you go into a general election you have to build on that. that doesn't seem to be happening. >> oh, it's building. that's -- i mean, look, we framed the election. the convention did that. this is a change election. the stakes of the election are do you want more of the same, which is a third term of obama which would be secretary clinton, or do you want real change? the american people show they want change and the american people consistently show they don't think she can bring the change and that he's the change agent. >> he hasn't been talking about that. >> the last couple of days he has if you were down in florida but this time in august we've been through this and tried different approaches out. september, october, you have your messages honed. the strategy's set. we know what it is. and the hillary clinton can't change her position in that context. >> one of the messages that mr. trump has been putting out the last several days, he's warned several times that this election is going to be rigged. is that a real concern? is it responsibly suggesting that the outcome of this

election might not be legitimate. >> well, it's -- i mean, he's concerned about several things. i mean, he's concerned about the coverage of the election. i mean which is part of the election process. >> his opponents say he's gotten $2 billion in free media. >> but, for example, 12 -- the two conventions, when you look at the analysis of the coverage of the two conventions, the republican convention got 12 times more negative coverage than the democratic convention. >> that's not a rigged election. >> well, but that rigs the process if the messaging is one-sided. if the messaging is taking their narrative from one side of the campaign that affects the messaging absolutely. now, do we think that we can overcome that, yes, we do, but at the same time it's a real issue to him. >> and finally, you've heard jon karl report on reince priebus, the chair of the rnc, has been a strong ally of mr. trump. he's livid about his refusal to endorse paul ryan. are we going to see an endorsement? has he spoken to mr. priebus? >> reince priebus is a strong supporter of donald trump, and a good friend and supporter of paul ryan, and he's been abridge to -- between the party and the

campaign since mr. trump became the presumptive nominee in april and they have spoken several times in the last two days, they're very good friends and we're doing a lot of things together. you know, there's a conflict within the trump campaign. and we've sort of had a rule of not getting involved in primaries because it's usually not a good situation for the presidential candidate. of course, he's going to work with paul ryan but ryan is also running against somebody who's not going to win but nonetheless is a strong supporter of mr. trump's. so, it's not just in paul ryan's district, that gets all the notoriety because he's the speaker. >> mr. manafort, thanks for join ing us this morning. >> thank you. now to the severe weather across the country. flash floods in arizona and the carolinas and hurricane earl making landfall in belize overnight now heading for mexico. ginger tracking it all. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. earl made landfall just near belize city and now is moving west. and i think the major concern here is even as it decrease, it's no longer a hurricane or

becomes that. just a tropical storm and eventually depression, it's the heavy rain and you can still have a foot of rain fall. speaking of that, more than 7 inches of rain fell in charlotte, north carolina. check out this video and one of the rivers near there going up to 20 feet quickly in just hours and we got video out of arizona right at the mexican border. they're also seeing flash flood problems, the next couple of days it becomes more and i'll detail where that happens in just a couple of moments. robin and george. >> okay, thank you, ginger. we're going to move on now to the first case of a u.s. police officer arrested for supporting isis, who is a d.c. transit cop, he's charged with trying to help the group, trying to help the terror group by buying them gift cards. abc's mary bruce has the story. >> reporter: this morning, an alarming first -- a police officer charged with aiding isis. the fbi allegedly catching nicholas young in the act. the fbi saying the 36-year-old thought he was selling hundreds of dollars of prepaid phone cards to an isis operative. but it was really an undercover fbi agent.

officials wednesday raiding his fairfax, virginia, home searching through his belongings. >> it's very, very disturbing. >> reporter: neighbors describe him as a loner. >> i'm not shocked because he was so weird. he was just so secluded and kept to himself. >> reporter: officials who had been tracking him for six years say young was part of a radical network and previously associated with this man, amine el khalifi, seen in this undercover fbi video readying an attack on the u.s. capitol. now, despite his close ties to one of the nation's largest transportation systems, officials say young was never a threat to commuters here. if convicted, he now faces up to 20 years in prison. robin. >> all right, mary, thank you. now to the latest on that crash landing in dubai. we're getting a firsthand look at what happened after the airliner hit the ground surrounded by smoke. the 300 people on board thankfully were able to escape. abc's david kerley has the latest.

>> reporter: a belly landing, the jet's right engine ripped away, but that wing without an engine may be leaking fuel and then this. an explosion. the wing tank blasted upward in a ball of fire. just minutes earlier, panic in the cabin. an emergency evacuation on the emirates 777. >> leave everything, please jump and slide! >> reporter: but still, passengers opened bins to grab their luggage before finally jumping down the slide only to see the other engine on fire. emirates 521 had a normal flight from india to dubai with 282 passengers and a crew of 18. as the jet approaches, no sense of emergency from the pilot. >> cleared to land one-two left. >> reporter: but 12 seconds later in an unconfirmed recording, the tower tells the pilot to climb which he acknowledges. just 15 seconds later the pilot of another plane is stunned apparently seeing the jet slam onto the runway. >> you can see the gear doors are closed.

>> reporter: behind those doors the landing gear, former ntsb lead investigator tom howdard. doesn't think this there was a problem within the aircraft. >> so, mechanical just jump out at me at the moment. >> that leads to pilot error? >> some kind would be clear from this. >> reporter: still this morning emirates airlines won't even acknowledge much less say the why the landing gear wasn't deployed. a transmission of the black boxes they got. again this morning, ntsb and fbi investigators make that ntsb and boeing investigators, george, are heading to dubai. >> okay, thank you, david. we're going to move on now to the olympics. kicking off the opening ceremony tomorrow in rio as concerns grow over the water quality and whether it could put athletes' health at risk. abc's matt gutman brings us the latest from rio. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. one of the biggest health concerns is the water of that

gorgeous bay behind me. we had it tested and scientists say they found levels of a virus 200 times higher than what we would consider contaminated in the u.s. and those scientists say that those viruses leach even into the sand here. this morning, new questions about the safety of the water some 1,400 athletes will compete in as they vie for olympic gold. brazil had promised a massive cleanup of the guanabara bay where the sailing competitions take place. both the opening ceremony one day away, these images. fetid debris and a layer of scum and last week a corpse spotted in the bay. the w.h.o. advising athletes who go into the water not to swallow it, to cover open wounds and wash immediately after they get out. abc news chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser saw that sewage firsthand from above. >> it's pure [ bleep ] going right into the river. >> yes. >> reporter: and from the water taking two samples.

one from the shore of the guanabara bay and another at the copacabana beach where marathon swimming will take place and bringing them both to a lab just outside rio for testing. our testing snapshot of the water found virus and fecal bacteria levels in that first sample far above what would get a beach closed in many states in the u.s. >> my kids, i wouldn't let them go -- enter these waters. >> reporter: while the copacabana sample showed high levels of viruses that indicated sewage pollution. a commercial environmental testing laboratory in new york had this to say. >> the diseases that could affect people that are exposed to these types of pathogens could be an acute respiratory disease, things like typhoid, hepatitis, gastroenteritis, dysentery and even ear infections. >> reporter: and that's not the only problem that organizers have encountered here. there are still over a million

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welcome back to "gma." you're looking at the scene of a deadly knife attack in london. overnight, an american woman was killed. five others injured. a suspect now in custody. security stepping up across that city. also right now on this thursday morning, donald trump splitting with his running mate over a key endorsement facing tough poll numbers but his campaign chair just told george moments ago there's no trouble for trump at all. and police say the phoenix serial shooter has struck again. thankfully the victims sustained no injuries. and also this morning, could a new app help you avoid close encounters with great whites? as millions of americans hit the beach, the new feature on your phone that may keep your family safe. that's coming up in our big

board, george. >> what phones can't do. thanks, lara. we start out with the search for a killer in new york after a jogger's body was found along a path she often ran. abc's linsey davis is in queens with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. karina vetrano was said to go running along this path every day but on this one occasion her dad didn't go and not only are they fearful but questioning whether it's targeted or random. >> evidence of strangulation, asphyxiation. >> reporter: a vigil for karina vetrano who went out for a jog around 5:00 tuesday and never came home. concerned, her father called police and went out looking for her on a path they often ran together. >> you can imagine his angst at that point. we found her face down in the ground. we immediately called ems. >> reporter: vetrano was found

face down just a few blocks away from her new york home. you can see her here in a short film she wrote and starred in called "the paradox." she frequently wrote about death. and posted this in 2013, sometimes when i'm feeling really sad and lonely and misunderstood i wonder if right now at this age and this time of my life if by some freak accident i died, what would happen. then this happened. her father, a retired firefighter, was having back pain and couldn't make the run on this evening and asked her alone. >> she was a sweetheart. she lit up the room when she walked in. she was a beautiful girl. >> reporter: police say they have a lot of digital evidence including cameras in the neighborhood where her body was found. >> she had a very high social media profile so this is something that the detectives will have to cull through every one of these things to see if there's any threats or anything said really inappropriate. >> reporter: according to the autopsy she was strangled to death. there is also evidence that she

was sexually assaulted. police have yet to make any arrests. george. >> so horrible. okay, linsey, thanks very much. let's talk now to our consultant brad garrett. surveillance cameras and social media profile. that's where police begin. >> that's where they begin but the real key is who frequents this area? maybe the local patrol folks will give them some insight into that but, for whatever reason, george, trails and females, there is a certain attraction by a particular type of predator to go to those locations. so, has he been watching her in the past? did he happen to come upon her this particular day? i don't know but my guess is he's going to have some connection to the park and between the surveillance cameras and checking out who patrol may know who hangs out in that area could be a potential lead. >> some connection to the park but not necessarily to her. >> yes. i will tell you, george, in

working attacks of females in parks, they tend to be random. now, that doesn't mean that the bad guy didn't see her at some other point. but one area that i would check that i've used in the past is you're going to pull up every registered sex offender in and around the proximity of that park and maybe even a circle bigger than that and you're going to look for m.o. and also going to look for other assaults in parks whether central park or similar location because people who like to do this will go from park to park. >> as we saw in the chandra levy case in washington, d.c., sometimes they can be so hard to solve. >> exactly. which is a wide-open case. the things i mentioned you got to jump on immediately and i think they've got some real possibility. >> okay, brad, thanks very much. now to that survival story. the florida driver behind the wheel of this car you're about to see. it was seen rolling over nearly a dozen times, well, that driver is now speaking out.

abc's gio benitez is here with the exclusive interview. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is just incredible. the man tells us he was on the way to the hospital because he was feeling a little strange. he has no memory of that accident and doctors believe that's because he had a seizure while driving. leading to this. you're watching the moment a florida driver lost control of his car ending up in an epic accident more fit for a hollywood action flick. watch again, surveillance video capturing the car flipping not just once or twice, but at least eight times, slamming into the ground with each flip. leaving behind a massive debris field. incredibly the driver survives. now telling his story exclusively to "gma" from his hospital room. >> after seeing the video i'm lucky i'm here. >> reporter: miraculously, 43-year-old joe myers has only small scrapes and cuts. not even a broken bone and he attributes his survival to

this moment, what happened right after the crash when good samaritans rushed to save him. you can see one even using a fire extinguisher to put out any flames. >> they pulled me out through the sunroof because they couldn't open the doors, the doors were wedged shut. it's a miracle i'm here. i'm grateful to those people for saving me. >> you're good, brother. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> reporter: and our cameras are right there as joe reunites with his rescuers. >> if it wasn't for you i wouldn't even be here, man. >> reporter: now in that hospital room joe's mom is thanking them too, still stunned by that dramatic video. >> i was so thankful when i saw him and then you look back at the video again and it's like, it can't be, god's got to have a bigger plan for you, joey. >> a bigger plan, indeed. it's incredible, joe says he doesn't even want to drive anymore until doctors figure out exactly what's going on with him.

he says what scares him the most the thought he could have hurt someone. >> oh, that's what he was thinking about. >> that's what he was thinking about. >> i love how his momma called him joey. >> and joey is here. >> thank you, gio. lara. coming up on our big board reports of a hammerhead shark closing a famous beach. well, now, a new app that could warn if there's danger in water near you. then, those frustrating self-checkout scanners. could they be turning honest people into thieves? and want to fly to the moon? i wasn't going to sing, don't worry, guys. it could be a dream, a reality actually. our insiders joining us to talk about all those topics in two minutes and more on our big board. stay with us. especially on class picture day! you have to stay clean. [dogs barking] you've gotta be responsible. whoa! and no matter what, be on time.

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welcome back. time for our big board. we've got t.j. holmes at the table with us and our team of insiders standing by live for more on today's top stories and we're going to begin with a new shark warning.

a beach on martha's vineyard was shut down wednesday after a possible hammerhead sighting. earlier this summer shark sightings forced to close a stretch of beach in california. but a new app that could help avoid a close encounter with a great white. joining us now, discovery shark week filmmaker joe romeiro. good to have you with us, okay. we've had closings this season and we had a record last year so what's going on here, joe? >> well, there's no real rise in shark numbers and sharks haven't had a vendetta against us or anything. there's a lot more activity near the shores, there's a lot more people going to the beaches with the rise in temperature and a lot more sharks near the shoreline because this is a natural time of year to migrate to the area. so with those two coming into play, you could see a lot more people seeing sharks at this time of year but this new app is very exciting. we're able to determine lat and longitude of where the animals are and tell people where they are and pinpoint wherever they

are. >> joe, last week a family said they used the app and saved them from danger from a great white that was in the area. how does it work? >> well, the app is actually when the atlantic white shark conservancy goes out twice to three times a week, they're identifying the animals and tagging the animals, but they're also able to track them. so, if the animals are seen anywhere near the beaches we give a lat and longitude of where they are so people can determine where they are on the actual app. >> what's the name of the app? we have to give the name. >> the name of the app is sharktivity you can find it on iphone right now. we're working on an android version. we'll move on to new research raising big questions about those, you know, at times very frustrating self-checkouts at stores. do you guys use them? >> i do. >> i use sometimes. could they turn honest shoppers into thieves?

i have wondered this. t.j., you have this story. >> thieves, all of you. got to be ashamed of yourself, okay. this new research looks at all of these paid -- these self-serve self-pay options in stores. you don't even have to talk to an employee. how does this turn into a thief. you go in, you scan, doesn't scan, and eventually you get frustrated and say oh heck with it and throw it in your bag. you didn't mean to but now -- going with the intent of stealing but now you're a thief and also, the technology doesn't work and you also feel justified like, wow, this thing didn't work, i got somebody to be and now lara and robin are thelma and louise and y'all are on the run, you're thieves. >> this booming voice comes on did not scan, you shouldn't put it in the bag. >> of course, you shouldn't. >> but it's happening. aren't there cameras and things around? >> there are cameras and also employees close by but here's the thing, so what. who is going to come and prosecute you because you have a built-in excuse. what are you going to say --

oh, my goodness, i thought i scanned that. oh, my bad. >> so numbers will go up? >> what they're seeing is that people put these in place to try to cut down on employee hours and save money. now, it's costing you more because you're losing more in revenue in theft so it's not really -- >> prices go up. >> any advice for people who want to use them but do get frustrated. >> okay, it kind of sounds like i'm saying, go ahead and away, no we're not saying that. it's going to get frustrated. we use it all the time in new york and just take a minute. >> and figure it out. >> sometimes you do it fast. >> you do use those things. >> save a lot of time. >> it does. finally, have you ever dreamed of "fly me to the moon." ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ fly me to the moon >> thank you, control room. >> that dream could be closer to coming true for the first time. the faa is approving a private company's plan to launch a spacecraft to the moon.

joining us now, none other than former nasa astronaut and our good friend mike massimino. a lot are excited about this. this is a big deal, right, mike? >> yeah, it is. it's kind of groundbreaking. up until now, the only entities that have flown spacecraft to the moon have been governments and large governments, like united states, russia, china, but now they've gotten permission from our government to not only launch a rocket to the moon but to land on the moon and do a little exploring so this is a pretty big deal. >> so the ceo of moon express says that this could really happen. we've heard it before but this really could happen now within the next ten years. are you buying that? do you think we'll be able to go to the moon? >> i sure hope so. you know, there's two sides. one is you get permission and you ask your mom can i go to the moon and your mom says, sure. now you got to figure out how to get there. your mom is not going to take you there. so they have to figure out how to get there. they have a plan in place. it's not going to be easy.

just to give you an idea, the international space station where we have astronauts now, 250 miles away. the moon about 250,000 miles away so the space station where we are now is less that 0.1%. it's far away off and wasn't be easy but we have to root for these guys. they have to be successful in order for us to keep exploring and i'm rooting for them and i think why not. 15 years, flights to the moon. >> you said not going to be easy. not going to be cheap either, i would imagine so. that's going be a big price tag. >> no, it's not but there are some really smart entrepreneurs if you see like not just going to the moon now, you know, flying cargo to lower orbit and trying to explore mars. these are very good, successful entrepreneurs who see tourism, resources available to them in space and they see a way to make money and could be a golden age like we saw in aviation a hundred years ago and hopefully we're on the brink of a golden age of space exploration. >> would you go to the moon, joe? you're around sharks all the

time. you'd do it? >> t.j.? >> i'm not even looking forward to the ten-hour flight to rio next week. you can keep the moon. >> no, don't look at me like that. >> i'm with mike. mike, i'm with you. i would do it in a heartbeat. >> you would? >> yes, i'm the daughter of a tuskegee airman, a pioneer. >> yes i would do it. >> we have our first report from the moon, we have our correspondent? thanks, mike. thanks, t.j. coming up, a big win for the u.s. women's soccer team in rio where t.j.'s headed shortly. hope solo with a shutout but why couldn't she shut out the crowd taunting her all night? we're back in two minutes. taunts her all night? we're back in two minutes.

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the story. hey, matt. >> reporter: hey, lara. no, it was a cold-hearted welcome for goalkeeper hope solo. now, the u.s. team won the game. she was not winning any hearts and minds and that's because she instagrammed this picture of her and what looks like a zika doomsday preparedness kit with a bandanna and that net. now, brazilian fans weren't liking it, partly because she tweeted this caption. not sharing this, get your own zika-proof road to rio. they invented this brand-new version of ole, ole, ole. just for her and it was captured on cell phone video. let's take a listen. >> zika, zika, zika. ole, ole, ole. zika, zika, zika. >> very catchy indeed and they

did that and booed her every single time she took the field. not a great afternoon for her in terms of popularity. also, she had tweeted out another picture earlier. it also went out on instagram of her bed, with bug spray all over it, and the caption there was if anyone in the village forgets to pack repel leapt, come and see me. department of defense, zika-proof. guys. >> all is fair and love in the olympics. >> yes. >> yeah, she did apologize. she apologized and said she never meant to insult the host country. she's just concerned about it. >> all right, matt, thanks very much. >> thank you, matt. coming up, back-to-school time and tory has some huge "deals & steals." there they are right there. i think i'll pick up a few today. >> ah. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine,

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new trouble for donald trump. the republican party reeling after he splits with his running mate over endorsing paul ryan. his campaign chair talks to "gma" this morning and the campaign chair says it's never been better. sharon osbourne speaks out on ozzy's sex addiction. >> it's hard because it affects the whole family and it's quite embarrassing to talk about. >> her husband confesses to a six-year battle saying he's mortified at his own behavior. can their relationship survive? ♪ we'll be safe and sound health alert. new research revealing that the key to preventing asthma in children could be found on the farm. what scientists are saying could be the magic ingredient for your kids. ♪ oops i did it again >> brittney's back.

the night after she pranks jimmy kimmel waking up in his own bed, the superstar revealing she's headed for glory. get ready for "cats." we're going behind the scenes for the fiercest cats on broadway. it's going to be one purr-fect performance live as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ bright and sunny out there in times square this morning. good morning, america. good to have paula faris. amy on her way to rio and a lot of fun, "cats" in case you hasn't heard is back on broadway. and there you see pop star leona lewis leading the cast comiing back after an 18-year record run. >> the new cast putting their whiskers on right now for us. they're getting ready to perform the show's hits live on "gma" and ginger has joined them behind the scenes, got right

into character, and so there she is. i'm telling you, ginger is always in it. >> so game. >> yeah, she's always game. i know. so we have that and also "deals & steals." >> yeah, we got a little bit of everything today. a little back-to-school edition for you in "deals & steals." hard to believe summer is coming to an end. i'm sorry. >> no. >> tory johnson, though, making it a little easier to accept with huge savings on school essentials and everything at 55% off or up to that. >> how much did you guys love back-to-school shopping when you were a kid? >> it was such a special treat but now my kids are like, yeah, no, not too much. they don't like it. >> mine too. >> i was way into it. >> i was very into it. let's get the morning rundown from paula. >> i want to buy a trapper keeper this morning, you guys. >> i love that. >> good morning to you, good morning, everyone. we do begin with the breaking news in london. an american woman has been killed in a stabbing spree in a popular tourist area of the city. five other people were wounded in what police say was a random knife attack in russell square.

a 19-year-old suspect is in custody this morning. police say he is a norwegian of somali origin with mental health issues. they say there are no signs that he has been radicalized. more armed police are patrolling london today just as a precaution. and donald trump is denying that there's any chaos in his campaign despite reports that party leaders are in panic mode. a new poll shows that trump is trailing hillary clinton by ten points. that is her biggest lead yet. after a week of controversies that included tangling with the parents of a muslim soldier and refusing to endorse house speaker paul ryan, even trump's loyal allies like newt gingrich and rudy giuliani are appealing to him to stay on message and on course and rnc chair reince priebus pleaded with trump to apologize to the khan family. two more republicans say they won't vote for him include iing

one from the key state of pennsylvania but trump's campaign manager told george this morning trump has plenty of support. >> last night he spoke at two events in florida. one had i think 10,000 people, another 15,000 people, and it's august. the support for mr. trump is there. the campaign messages are worked out. the themes of this campaign are settled. >> again, campaign chairman paul manafort. meantime, trump is enjoying a much-needed bump in fund-raising and has narrowed the gap with hillary clinton bringing in $80 million last month, much of it from small donations. and we do have new details about that $400 million in cash that the obama administration sent to iran just as four american prisoners were being freed back in january. "the wall street journal" reports the justice department objected to the timing of that cash payment out of concern that it would send the wrong message. now, the white house denies it was part of a ransom deal. and a health alert this morning about preventing asthma. scientists recently studied why amish children have such low asthma rates, and they found that growing up on a farm and being exposed to animals boosted

the children's immune systems. even barnyard dust with animal microbes in it protected the kids, so doctors say this evidence adds to the theory that some children get asthma because their environments are too clean so take your kids to the farm this morning. and finally, swimmers in lake that show got a little bit of unexpected company. a mother bear and her cubs decided to join them cooling off in the water just a few feet away from the humans who seem to bear-ly notice that they were there. sorry about that. i know, terrible joke. how about this shot for you, guys. two bear cubs cooling off in a birdbath. look at that. just piled in there in a yard in pasadena, of course, a little warm. if you have a birdbath or a pool, they may make their way up because they do that this time of year but the person who shot it filmed behind his glass door. >> wanted to know where mama bear was there. >> mama bear was there. mama bear was watching. >> always mama bear is there. >> thank you, paula.

how about a little news that goes "pop"? >> ooh, thank you, robin. ♪ oops i did it again time now for "pop news." oops, she did it again. britney spears finally announcing her next album. it's called "glory" and she says on twitter this is the beginning of a new era. we'll find out what this new era sounds like when the new music drops august 26th. we have already gotten a little taste of brit's new sound, this coming up is the first single off the album, "make me" featuring jeezy. that was released july 15th, and fans who preordered "glory" on apple will have access to "private show," that's another new song on the track list. >> we've had a couple of really great shows with her over the years. remember when she had the circus one here. >> and sam went out to the desert. >> and then -- yeah, the desert and then sam and i, we went to san francisco with her, as well. so we wish her the best. >> like that.

>> that's what i was trying to get to. >> like this. also in "pop news" this morning, it may be an open-and-shut case. what is going on with the door close button on your elevator. as you may have suspected, that button mostly there for show. no matter how many times you push it, the door rarely closes before it's supposed to. according to otis, the world's largest elevator company, having the button activated is optional. many companies choose not to activate it even if it's there to lessen the wear and tear. >> huh. >> you solved a big mystery there. >> yeah. >> huge. >> you didn't even call it an investigation, did you? >> no, i didn't. some news that you can use. >> i think i'm still going to repeatedly hit it. i just feel better. >> of course, it's psychological. so there you go. also in "pop news," remember "space jam." >> yeah. >> great movie. warner brothers' blockbuster that put michael jordan and bugs bunny on the big screen. well, "space jam 2" is coming

back, and jordan said if it's up to him the l.a. clippers blake griffin will fill his size 13 high-tops. griffin no stranger to comedy showing his funny side against marvin the martian in a commercial for nike, but jordan may not get his way this time, lebron james already attached to the sequel. it's not a done deal yet, but it is a big deal. "space jam" was the highest grossing basketball movie of all time and the third highest grossing sports movie. >> more than "hoosiers"? >> more than "hoosiers"? >> the highest grossing basketball movie. >> we are all leaning in right now. >> because "hoosiers" is a basketball movie. >> yes. that is why i was trying to say i already told you. >> what a surprise. >> lebron is a good actor. he's funny. >> he's funny. >> i mean, in "trainwreck," best ever. all right, do i have time for the last one?

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mistress, michelle pugh, who he says took our sexual relationship out of context. i'd also like to apologize to the other women i have been having sexual relationships with. pugh tells "people" magazine her affair with the black sabbath front man felt like an old-fashioned romance, being courted. i loved it. >> michelle, of course, says that he was not a sex addict, that they had a real romance, a real romantic relationship for four years. >> reporter: sharon first spoke publicly about the rocky relationship back in may. >> i'm 63 years of age, and i can't keep living like this. >> reporter: for months headlines followed the split until the "crazy train" singer revealed on "gma" that metal's top couple were finally back on track. >> some days, good. some day, terrible. some days you just drift apart for awhile but you get back on the horse. >> reporter: sharon changing her tune too. >> i just can't think of my life without him even though he is a dog. he's a dirty dog.

>> reporter: and while pugh remembers ozzy as really nice, sweet and funny, she is now suing his daughter kelly. in her suit she claims the younger osbourne slut-shamed, bullied and harassed her in a series of angry tweets. for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you, juju and joining us now, sex expert dr. logan levkoff. a lot of people asking, is sex addiction real or is it an excuse to have an affair? >> the question polarizes the sexual health and therapeutic communities. >> and so many people on our website want to know. >> yes, and the fact is, the idea that sex can cause an addiction has not been scientifically proven, and even though they've had lots of opportunities to sign in, the american psychiatric association has not bought into this either and the problem is is that it's often highly moralistic, and it operates from an idea that there is a right way to be

and a healthy way to act sexually in and out of relationships and anything that deviates is unhealthy or pathological. you know, that being said, people have compulsive sex behaviors but often associated with other factors, even personality disorders. >> all right. well, sharon said that it's hard and affects the whole family. she's ashamed. it's embarrassing. can you come back from something like this? >> that's the problem with this label. there's huge stigma attached to it and i caution all of us that unless we are intimately involved with someone's relationships, we really should refrain from judging because i -- if ozzy wants to adopt that label, i am never going to take that away from him. this family needs to heal on their own. >> and really quickly, give us one or two tips if, god forbid, you're in this situation. >> betrayal is betrayal. constant communication, honesty, seeking out third party assistance and finding support systems because you don't want to share all with your children even if they are adults. >> all right, all right, thank you.

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normally four sets would be $40 but today only slashed by 55%, $18 for lunchtime fun. i'm in love with this company. it's called my family builder and i found it on instagram, and it's all of these wooden magnetic blocks so that kids can create families that look like theirs. so as diverse as their family is, whatever that family looks like, they can create that family, and then it comes with a variety of games to play. this is something i think families will have for years to come to be able to create -- isn't that beautiful? >> absolutely beautiful, tory. i love it. >> these are very well made and, therefore, the price is according to that. normally for the set, $85. today slashed in half so $42.50. again, such good quality. it will last. >> it is great quality, and it will last a lifetime. you will pass it down from generation to generallation. >> and the lessons that go with it, incredible. a special one you love, headbands for hope. these are headbands where

every one that is purchased, one is donated to a child with cancer. in just four years they've donated 60,000 headbands. big variety. sitewide discount, so something for everybody and start at $10, today they're all slashed in half, $5 to $14. giving looks good on you. that's their motto. >> it does. >> okay, and then back to school would not be the same without shoes. this is from kidshoes.com. a huge assortment of premium designer shoes and their signature collection. there's sam edelman, stuart weitzman, ash sneakers. i mean, the list goes on. incredible shoes. you sort of can't beat the selection and every style, as well. we've got boots and sneakers. i mean, you name it. normally starting at $29, everything from kidsshoes is slashed in half, $14.50 and free shipping, and we've got a bunch of kids from oasis camp and long island city camps. all that, new shoes. >> new shoes. look at their new shoes. >> look at their shoes. >> thank you for that tory.

that was wonderful. oh, i like it. >> they look good. >> what you got, young man? loving it. >> big smiles. >> thanks to you, tory, and all these companies for providing these great deals. get them at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! their arms are going to fall off. back to ginger, backstage on broadway. >> yes, i've got my ears on. a quick look at where the severe weather is. hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco and we will check on out the forecast. highlights show a refreshing sea breeze at 12 degrees cooler. clouds and drizzle tonight. below average highs through the weekend. today the temperatures are 50s long the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay. 70s and only 80s inland. tonight, cloud cover, drizzle and democrats in the 50s. my seven-day forecast shows cooler on friday and saturday. before temperatures rebound on monday.

>> ah. this is the cool part. i'm here with christopher gurr which is appropriate. >> isn't it, though. >> you play gus and bustopher and peter. >> three parts. what's it like? >> i'm changing clothes all night long and changing my makeup all night long and on stage, it's fantastic. >> let's do this. an entrance. >> here we go. >> grab my hand. step up. don't mind the smoke. ♪

good morning. i'm natasha zouves from the abc 7 morning news. a quick look at the traffic conditions. >> good morning. we had problems come an go in the south bay. on the traffic maps in san jose 880 before the alameda we had a multicar crash blocking the right lane. it is pushed to the shoulder. no other current issues. san mateo bridge, westbound 92 heyward to foster city, wide open. wider than average in a few spots an no major incidents at the moment. back to you. >> thank you, alexis. mike n - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love,

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good morning from the roof. a little drizzle here in downtown san francisco. you can see the thicker cloud deck will bring us cooler temperatures, topping out in the upper 50s at the coast, low to upper 70s in the bay and inland neighborhoods. no 90s in the forecast. breezy for a ferry ride this afternoon. 24 to 38 mile an hour winds possible from 2:00 to 11:00. look at the accuweather seven-day forecast forecast. warmer tomorrow and saturday after clouds and drizzle in the morning hours. >> thank you, mike. another abc 7 news update in 30 minutes and always on our

news app at abc7news.com. join us weekdays ♪ mistoffelees >> the cast of "cats." the new "cats" performing one of the show's hits and a whole lot more behind the scenes and on that stage with ginger coming up. >> that is coming up. nick, did you know it was national chocolate chip cookie day and the campers up in new hampshire so excited they're singing about it. take a look. >> thank you. ♪ chocolate chip cookies you got to have more you can bake them in the oven or buy them at the store ♪ ♪ but whatever you do have them ready at the door and i'll love ya till i die ♪ ♪ boom boom

>> catchy little tune there. and to our sweet interns sharing the cookie craze with our beautiful audience here in times square. look at them hard at work and showbiz is back. he does it all. remember he was dressed as a rower. >> a man of many talents. >> many talents. that's our showbiz and our friends have taken it to the next level with this "gma" amazing chocolate chip cookies made especially for us. >> yes. >> i'll put this down so i can talk to you about the very talented miles teller. he is with us live opening up about his new movie with bradley cooper and jonah hill. >> that looks pretty good. >> great in "chiplash" too. >> first time for "cats." the megahit show is back, ladies and gentlemen. it literally changed the face of broadway when it debuted in 1982. more than 73 million people have

seen the andrew lloyd webber musical and now ginger is going to take us behind the scenes of a new production. lucky you, ginger. >> i am so lucky. i cannot tell you the thrill of standing right here on this stage in front of these amazing -- i'm telling you, wildly talented folks especially after i learned to dance a little bit and watching what they can do with their body, oh, my goodness. the "cats" show is back. a little different, a little twist for the future. i can't wait for you to see it and let me get in on it a little bit. let the memory live again. "cats" is back. the legendary musical was once broadway's longest running show and now a new day has begun at the neil simon theatre. ♪ >> this fierce feline reincarnation bursts with the beloved music and dances that millions remember. and adds a new voice, front and center. top star leona lewis. ♪ keep keep >> going from "bleeding love".

♪ touch me >> to "memory ♪ one of broadway's most unforgettable songs. >> it's something that you saw as a child. >> i did. just it was so magical. it blew me away. ♪ if you touch me >> what do you want for someone walking out of the theater after they see this theater to think. >> she's so resilient and so strong and each night that's what i take from it. i take away her strength. >> the show's iconic cat-inspired choreography is there but updated. you choreographed a little-known show called "hamilton." >> it knees a plug. maybe we should plug the show. >> it's not doing well but did "hamilton" and now doing "cats." >> "cats" is very similar to "hamilton" in that music never stops. and the "cats" was a revolutionary show when it opened and really changed how people view theater and in that regard the projects are a little parallel. so here's we spent a lot of time

right in top of the tire. >> part junk yard part playground and is really like a tire. >> it's pretty slippery here. >> in this theater to be a cat you can't just play like a cat. you have to dance like one. >> as if that moon hits new a crazy way and just paralyzes you, whoop. >> we'll speed up that half hour and maybe i messed up a few time, maybe i didn't. i can't just dance like a cat, i have to look like a cat. a mere one hour later, i'm feeling so much more feline. rrraa. >> six, seven, eight. >> and no pressure but the full cast joins me. ♪ i dance, i prance. i strut. >> i hold my own but these guys have nothing to worry about. "cats" is back.

for fans of this iconic musical their days in the sun are still going strong. i got slightly into that just a little bit. this is my favorite cat by the way, wanted to point him out. but all of you is so spectacular. thank you for letting me be here and i have to show you, robin, one thing, this stage is on an angle so that's the old school of theater so not only are they doing all those amazing dance moves but they're doing it on an angle, robin. >> i know you can appreciate that, ginger. we'll get back to you a little bit later. they can't wait to go to "cats." we can't wait to go over to lara. >> thank you, robin. everybody is excited. miles teller with us. a huge summer movie with jonah hill called "war dogs" about two amateur airports dealers who bluff their way to a $300 million pentagon contract before it all goes south. take a look. >> hey, seriously, is this safe driving to baghdad?

>> yes. very safe. 50/50. >> 50/50 like 50% we live, 50% we die. >> yes. that's why we drive through night, it's much safer. >> how much safer? >> 50/50. >> what the [ bleep ] -- >> so, miles, thanks for coming in and getting up early. >> i'm always up at this time. >> totally natural. >> couldn't help but notice brunette in the film and at the espys you debuted your blond. >> yeah. >> having more fun. >> so much. well, you get it. >> i totally get it. >> as a fellow, you know, blond. >> is it for a role or summer fun. >> doing a movie right now about the granite mountain hot shots and they were involved in the yarnell hill fire incident where 19 of the 20 firefighters passed away so i'm playing the lone survivor and he's got blond hair so i say, yeah, let's do it. >> why not. want to talk to you about "war dogs." it stars you and jonah hill.

two guys who make money off of war without ever setting foot on a battlefield. >> yeah. >> give us an idea of your character and what that was like to play. >> yeah, it's based on a true story, "rolling stone" did a story about arms and the dudes about these two guys that kind of capitalized on the bush administration. they allowed small businesses to bid on all these contracts that they had to fill. so these guys ended up kind of bs'ing their way to the top and had a $300 million contract with the pentagon to arm ammo -- >> with no clue. fake until you make it is 100% what these guys did and things escalated and they ended up, yeah, $300 million contract. >> was it the kind of thing that as you were reading it, because it was for me, this can't be real. >> yeah. >> this can't be allowed to happen. >> yeah, and what's crazy that, you know, when i think by the time i was filming it, the guys when they were doing it were

actually like a little younger than i was and they -- yeah, it's just insane how quickly things got kind of out control and, yeah, and kind of where they were at during the whole war and just making money. >> yep. >> off it. lots of money. >> another one of the main characters is played by bradley cooper who is terrific but he's also your boss and produced this film. >> yeah. >> what was it like working for him? >> bradley is great like honestly working with him and todd phillips and jonah -- i always wanted to work with todd first and foremost. love his comedies. jonah, i think i've seen all his flips and bradley, you get to do a scene with an oscar nominated -- such a great guy and my boss in this but just, yeah, everyone was such a killer cast, man. >> it's a good film. it's a killer characters as you say. >> thank you. >> great to see you. i haven't seen you since your

great success in "whiplash." still playing. >> still playing. >> good. >> it's a lot more fun when j.k. is not -- >> not screaming at you like, you know, so -- is this keep on playing. i know you're very musical and you're terrific in this film and nice to spend some time with you early in the morning. >> thank you. i'm already up anyway. >> good. enjoy the day. it's beautiful. >> i'm going to see "cats." i love "cats." >> a perfect segue. >> they are singing. >> they are singing "cats." let me tell you first "war dogs" opens august 19th. let's go to ginger and those singing cats. >> i can't believe you didn't go there and didn't do the puu-fect segue. i'm next to the biggest cat fan brought her ears from home. i have mine on. first a quick look at what's happening in the southwest. we've been talking about that monsoon and saw that video earlier from nogales, arizona, and, look, who is going to be in the attack area this afternoon. it's arizona, new mexico, parts of colorado even with that heavy rain. --. good morning, i am

meteorologist mike nicco. starting off with drizzle. still gray. but dry by 9:00. cooler this afternoon, 50s at the coast and 60s and 70s the rest us much cooler tomorrow and >> that weather report brought to you by fruit of the loom. we are feline good. mario batali with

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time now for great summer dishes from our friend mario batali. i challenged the star from "the chew" to come up with something different and he came through. my mission, i wanted you to come with something different for the summer. not the normal hot dog, hamburgers, chicken, something different that will surprise everybody. >> this is exactly that, george. it's a beef braciole pinwheel. pinwheel gets everyone crazy in the summer. i love pinwheels. buy a tenderloin. if it was out of the budget you could use a turkey breast. >> pork loin. >> just about anything you feel

you could roll up or a flank steak. have the butcher take care of it. the butcher will do it. make the filling. buy the beef, take the filling, we have fontina cheese and salami, all available at your respe respectable italian grocery store, parsley, scallion, garlic, parmesan reggiano and a little bit of bread crumbs and oil. so you stir that all up. if there was any of these ingredients in here that you didn't want to use you could simply delete it. people say what about i don't like cheese, then don't put the dang cheese in it. it'll be all right. season it hike that which always looks like a lot because of the lights on tv but you need a little bit of salt then you take this like this -- >> the rolling is the tricky part. >> the rolling is not the tricky part, george. this is the easy part, ready. you want to do it? >> i will ahe try. >> so just imagine you're -- go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

how tricky was that. even a morning anchor can do this stuff. come on. then, right. then you take a string and i'll take a string and show you my hoyt ity-toity butcher knot. both of us go jut like that. finger, finger, finger, like a little slip knot. >> i didn't do that right. >> you could do a granny knot. don't where orry, george and th you have it like so. george put a little bow on it, didn't he? all right. so now you do that all up and down and do six of them then you allow it to sit in a fridrefri e refrigerator and season on the outside with salt and pepper. and there you have your stuffed steaks. >> come on. >> inside that is the magnificent salama and melty cheese and bread crumbs to hold

it together so almost kind of -- >> super filet. >> yeah, it's an advanced topic filet and what we do is go like this and brush it with extra virgin olive oil. you brush yours. you'll be able to impress your family. >> i can do this, all right. >> a little salt, right? and a little black pepper. and then straight on the grill. now you can eat these pretty rare -- >> i like them rare. >> right there in the center just like that. >> then you serve them with other dishes. a capri style grilled veggies dressed with a little vinaigrette with herbs and grill these until you're absolutely happy and take off the string. drizzle it like that and hold on, just a little bit of this shalloty-mustardy vinaigrette and taste it, george. taste it and then you relish and revel in it. >> good. >> so you can get his recipes on our site and see "the chew"

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obviously we're ready. time for the big "cats" performance. back to ginger at the neil simon theatre on broadway. ginger. >> oh, robin. just me here, all alone in the moonlight. i'm just kidding. i'll let the professionals take over with a medley of some of your favorite songs. let's see it. this is "cats." ♪ ♪ ♪

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. good morning. i'm natasha zouves with the abc 7 morning news. meteorologist mike nicco is outside right now. let's check in with him to see how the forecast is shaping up. >> coming up on 9:00. drier than it was. i k379 it to continue with drizzle moving to the coast. in the 50s, 60s and 70s. 70s and 80s inland. check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler tomorrow and saturday. little warmer starting on sunday. we have one new problem coming from the richmond area. a collision that just cleared a few minutes ago. it is eastbound 580 before central avenue. it was blocking the far left lane. they moved it to the right shoulder. and typical delays toward 80 and merge to the bay bridge. other than that we are incident

free. time for "live with kelly." i will be back at 11:00. hope you join us then. join >> it's "live with kelly." today, from the film "war dogs," actor, miles teller. and from "roadies," carlo. and we continue our summer in the city ambush makeover. and some exciting news. details on how you can win an amazing tropical vacation. plus film and broadway actor josh gad returns for another day of co-hosting with kelly all next on "live"! [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] >> and now, here are kelly ripa and josh gad. [applause] ♪