good morning, america. breaking news, a massive blow overnight to the republican plan to repeal the affordable care act. senator john mccain casting the deciding vote to kill the new bill, as he crosses party lines. >> so now, mr. president, it's time to move on. >> the president fired up over the results, saying, let obamacare implode. open warfare in the white house. president trump presides over a west wing in chaos. his new communications director launches a profanity-laced tirade against the chief of staff. trump's inner circle now in turmoil. new details about that state fair tragedy. inspectors checking the ride just hours before this fatal accident. the investigation right now as rides like this shut down across the country.

now the 18-year-old victim's family speaking out, desperate for answers. and an abc news exclusive. the amazing mother of three who survived an encounter with a great white shark that left these teeth marks now telling her story for the first time. >> i felt it grab me and pulled me down. >> how she fought off the shark, poking its eye and fighting back for her life. and we do say good morning, america. a very busy friday morning and a late night in washington. the senate voting down the latest republican health care bill. >> and the senators were prepared for a long night last night. take a look. they rolled in mattresses. they weren't the only ones who were up late. the protesters were also up late outside of the capitol and that was the moment they found out the bill did not pass. >> what a huge effort this was. seven years the republicans tried to repeal obamacare.

they've been fighting it out for the last seven months. this was the last-ditch effort and called it skinny repeal. the deciding vote, senator john mccain, look at him right there, 21 minutes on the floor of the senate after 1:00 a.m. talking to vice president mike pence, pence could not prevail. mccain voted no after giving that emotional speech, remember earlier this week when he returned to the senate with brain cancer he admonished both parties in the senate to work together. now, there is a big question on the table. will they work together now? >> what is going to happen now? congressional correspondent mary bruce is following all the latest and joins us from capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this was a massive blow to republicans, the president and their defining pledge to the american people. in the very early morning hours here, their latest push no overhaul obamacare came crashing down. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: it is a devastating defeat for republicans' signature promise. overnight their latest effort to rewrite obamacare collapsing by just one vote. >> mr. mccain. >> reporter: the final blow delivered by senator john mccain.

on the floor, the vice president spotted huddling with the war hero once attacked by president trump on the campaign trail. seemingly trying to convince him. but it wasn't enough. at 1:30 in the morning mccain cast his decisive vote with a thumb's down. on the senate floor, gasps and applause. in a statement mccain defended the move saying the bill offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality health care to our citizens. outside the capitol protesters cheered the bill's defeat. after seven years of promises and months of planning, it is an embarrassing blow for republican leader mitch mcconnell. >> we worked really hard. i think the american people are going to regret that we couldn't find a better way forward. >> reporter: the so-called skinny repeal bill would have eliminated just some parts of

obamacare, like the mandate that all americans have insurance. but that could have left 16 million more americans uninsured and cause premiums for some to jump by 20%. even some republicans who supported the bill didn't want it to become law. they argued it was just a place holder to buy more time to negotiate. this morning, democrats say it's time to move on. >> we are not celebrating. we are relieved that millions and millions of people who would have been so drastically hurt will at least retain their health care. >> reporter: leader chuck schumer emotional recalling mccain's dramatic return to the senate tuesday after being diagnosed with brain cancer. backing mccain's call for the parties to now work together. >> all of us were so inspired by the speech and the life of the senator from arizona. >> reporter: president trump

responded to the defeat overnight again calling to let obamacare implode and then make a deal. so what comes next? well, the senate today here is moving on to other business. leader mcconnell seems to be throwing in the towel on health care at least for now. if republicans want to tackle it they'll have to work with democrats and until the two parties can come together and find a new solution, obamacare will remain the law of the land. george. >> we will see if that can happen. ma mary, thanks very much. this defeat comes as he's dealing with open warfare inside his white house. take a look at this image. white house chief of staff reince priebus and the new communications director, anthony scaramucci there in the oval office staring each other down. it sure looks like only one can survive the showdown and "the new york post" captures it, on its front page this morning, "survivor," the reality show and jon karl tracking all the latest on this fast-moving story. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. it does look like all-out war in the west wing and for now at least the president isn't doing

anything to stop it. the president offered his embattled chief of staff a quick acknowledgement in the east room of the white house but he isn't coming to his defense as newly minted communications director anthony scaramucci unleashes a scathing personal attack. scaramucci in a shockingly blunt interview with "the new yorker" called priebus a bleeping paranoid schizophrenic. the interview was done by "the new yorker's" ryan lizza. >> the white house was deeply factionalized. it was like putting scaramucci in that job was throwing a grenade into an ongoing civil war in the white house. >> reporter: in that interview, scaramucci directed a crude insult at white house chief strategist steve bannon and threatened to fire essentially the entire white house communications staff over leaks to the press, saying, they'll all be fired by me. i fired one guy the other day. i have three to four people i'll fire tomorrow. he also hinted he has information on white house aides

telling "the new yorker" i nailed these guys. i've got digital fingerprints on everything they've done through the fbi and the bleeping department of justice. they're going to get prosecuted. scaramucci even suggested it was priebus doing the leaking in a late night tweet wednesday that he later deleted. insisting he wasn't blaming the chief of staff but when pressed by reporters, he issued a challenge to priebus on live television. >> they're all making the assumption it's him because journalists know who the leakers are so if reince wants to explain he's not a leaker, let him do that. >> reporter: after the explosive interview was published the new communications director tweeted a statement saying, i sometimes use colorful language. i will refrain in this arena but not give up the passionate fight for donald trump's agenda. according to the new white house press secretary, the president doesn't mind the in-fighting among his top aides. >> i think the president as always enjoys healthy

competition and conversation and he sees that as such. >> reporter: does the president have confidence in his chief of staff? >> if the president doesn't then he'll make that decision. we all serve at the pleasure of the president and if he gets to a place where that isn't the case he'll let you know. >> reporter: all this comes after the public humiliation of another senior official, attorney general jeff sessions, who is now speaking out in an interview on fox news after a week of criticism from the president himself, saying, quote, it's kind of hurtful, but, george, sessions added in that interview that he stands by his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation, that was the decision that has the president so upset with him. >> yeah, not backing down on that at all. jon, stand by. i want mary bruce to stand by as we bring in john avalon from the "daily beast." you mentioned, jon, jeff sessions still out there. big criticism from the president all week long. you also heard the president

getting criticized after announcing that transgender ban by his joint chiefs of staff saying they're not going to implement that bill until they get more direct guidance from the president, of course the senate and the house passing russian sanctions to the president over some objections that he's had previously. now that's on his desk as well and john, you broaden out this week and look at the last seven months heading into the august recess and running out of adjectives to describe what's going on here. we've never seen anything like it before. >> we haven't. this is a level of chaos that we have just not seen in any modern white house and can't imagine being in the past. there's been no significant legislative achievements. last night's high drama moment with john mccain was decisive for the republicans' core campaign promise to repeal obamacare because they never could agree on what they would replace it with. but these internal feuds, internal wounds festering and exploding into the public shows that tone comes from the top and president trump has failed to unite his white house let alone the nation. >> jon karl, on that point right there, as i said at the

beginni beginning, it's hard to see how anthony scaramucci and reince priebus survive after this open warfare playing out on the front pages of papers all across the country. >> reporter: yeah, i talked to a senior adviser to this president, both inside and outside the white house since this all broke. some of those advisers to the president say that really reince priebus needs to say fire scaramucci or i'm gone but i've also talked to officials who believe that they could both stay. one actually invoking "the lord of the flies" here to describe what's going on in the west wing. >> that's not the only tension, the president has tensions with his national security adviser over afghanistan, with general mattis, the head of the pentagon over this transgender ban and with his own secretary of state. >> reporter: yeah, secretary of state tillerson actually had to come out and deny reports that he was on the verge of resigning. tensions with most of the senior people advising this president, the one exception, the real bright exception to that is john kelly over at the homeland security department and, george, i am told he is high on the list

of possible replacements for reince priebus as chief of staff. >> meantime, mary bruce on capitol hill, one of the other things we saw, not only that decisive vote by john mccain to stop the obamacare repeal effort but the republicans becoming more outspoken this week in their criticism of president trump. >> reporter: yeah, george, especially when it comes to jeff sessions. republicans up here are taking sides. many top republicans, in fact, drawing a red line. senator lindsey graham came out swinging yesterday saying that if trump does fire sessions, there would be holy hell to pay. he said if he goes even further and tries to meddle in the investigation with bob mueller, he says that would be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency. even if the president does move to fire sessions or if sessions steps down, you have republicans up here saying that they simply don't have enough bandwidth to give the president a new attorney general. chairman grassley saying no way they would have a new attorney general any time soon. >> john avlon, that investigation still at the heart of president trump's anger. >> absolutely.

and it is the highest stakes investigation we've seen. every step of the way president trump gives every indication of trying to shut it down one way or another but what the senate is saying if you fire jeff sessions we won't confirm a replacement. that is a strong signal that they recognize that mueller's investigation cannot be derailed and these are as high stakes poker as you get right now. >> no question about that. thank you all very much. much more sunday on "this week." robin. >> let me ask you this. many people feel this chaos at the white house, it's kind of like, look over here, look over here so you don't look here at the major issues facing the american people. >> i don't think it's distraction, i don't think it's strategy. i think it's impulsion. i think it's personality of the president. i think he tolerates this to some degree, one thing we're seeing play out. the question is how long can a white house go on with open warfare like this. >> i know you'll talk about it sunday on "this week." thank you very much. also there are flash flood warnings all the way from

alabama to new jersey. a major storm is moving in for the weekend and ginger, of course, is tracking it all. good morning, ginger. >> robin, this morning i'm concerned that scenes like this could be seen in the mid-atlantic later today. so this is actually kansas city, missouri, the indian creek rose 17 feet in just five hours, water rescues performed. four to eight inches of rain. then we've got pictures coming from oklahoma of up to nearly 90-mile-per-hour wind, thousands without power there. the low pressure system that is going to sit over and bring us lots of potential for flash flooding, washington, d.c., delaware, that's also going to go into the ocean creating waves up to ten feet. there are advisories. if you have plans at the beach italy stick up to seaside heights, martha's vineyard, you'll want to pay attention to this. rainfall totals in a couple of moments. michael. now new details about that tragic accident at the ohio state fair. the victim's family speaking out as concerns grow override safety this morning. abc's alex perez is on the scene in columbus, ohio, with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael.

investigators are going through every inch of the accident site searching for any clues that might help them figure out what went wrong here. >> the fireball at the ride at the ohio state fair broke and people went flying. >> reporter: this morning new details about the ride behind that fatal amusement park accident. >> it busted and people went flying. >> reporter: documents obtained by abc news showed the fireball passed state inspection by four different inspectors just hours before the deadly accident killed one and injured seven riders. the documents from the ohio department of agriculture say the ride, which earlier this month was used without incident at a state fair in new jersey passed more than 35 inspection criteria on wednesday checking off items like no visible unsecured items and motors, clutches and controls functioning. but this morning, questions about what exactly went wrong. >> i saw their face before death like they knew they were hitting the ground. they knew they were about to die. >> reporter: the ride's

manufacturer instructing officials everywhere to cease operation of the ride until further notice. officials in north carolina, illinois, california, indiana, new jersey and kentucky immediately following that order. the fireball manufactured by dutch company kmg swings riders 40 feet above the ground spinning them at 13 revolutions a minute. the company now among those investigating what happened to cause one of the six spinning gondolas to detach from its supporting arm. according to the cpsc there have been 22 known fatalities associated with amusement attractions since 2010. >> whether it be bolts, whether it be welds, whether it be metal fatigue or something along those lines it obviously had to do with the structure but what and what caused it, we'll have to wait for that. >> reporter: this morning the family of tyler jarrell, the 18-year-old victim who enlisted last week to be a marine, wants answers. >> i would like to know why it happened.

if it was supposed to be safe and everything was supposed to be inspected by everyone before the tragedy happened, then it should have never happened to begin with. >> reporter: and authorities say it could be days or weeks before the investigation here is complete. as for the other rides, officials say they will remain shut down until they can all be reinspected. michael. >> all right, thank you very much, alex, for that. amy, the morning's other top headlines. >> that's right, good morning, everyone. we begin with more than 50 people who were injured when a commuter train crashed into a barrier while entering a station in barcelona, spain. one passenger reported hearing a loud noise as the train was breaking, most of the other injuries thankfully were minor. there are new diplomatic tensions between the united states and russia. the russian government has seized two u.s. diplomatic compounds and ordered the embassy in moscow to reduce its staff. that order is in retaliation for new economic sanctions approved by congress. president trump has not yet signed off on those sanctions. about 10,000 tourists in

north carolina are being told to evacuate the outer banks because of a widespread power outage. a construction crew cut a major cable leaving ocracoke island without electricity or water and it could be weeks before power is restored there. the new york yankees may be hoping for a visit from the tooth fairy. rookie aaron judge was celebrating the team's win last night when another player's helmet knocked out one of his teeth and then the search was on. i know, there it is, you see it, wow. a reporter tweeted this picture of the yankees security inspecting the field. they were looking for the tooth. now his missing tooth has a twitter account because that's the world we live in. >> that's the world we live in. amy, thank you. let's get to ginger with the heavy rain coming this weekend. >> it is especially tonight into early tomorrow. if you live in the delmarva peninsula, southern new jersey, back through eastern west virginia, this is the trouble spot. i want to show you how much rain could fall, anywhere from 3 to 5

inches, you see that little swath of green that would be a 4 plus from just south of dover, georgetown in there and southern -- especially southern new jersey. that's all happening in the next 24 hours. your local weather is coming up but first the weekend getaways brought to you by walmart. good friday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. let's go through your accuweather highlights. quick sunshine, warm temperatures away from the coast again today. partly cloudy and mild tonight, and that heat wave is building through the extended forecast, especially for our inland neighborhoods, mid-to-upper 90s in the east bay, mid-to-upper

80s in the south bay and north bay, you can see mid-to-upper 70s around the bay, mid-to-upper 60s along the coast and san francisco. 50s and 60s, so kind of cool tonight, and those temperatures just get hotter through my accuweather seven-day forecast. one more thing, rip current risk this weekend along with those big waves, that's a problem so weekend plans, please check ahead and don't get in the water if you don't have to. >> good advice, thank you. new developments in that murder mystery on a cruise hip. witnesses are now coming forward and the victim's husband is in custody. and that mom of three's incredible story, how she survived a great white shark attack by poking it in the eye and making a big escape. her boyfriend also had a hand in helping her, as well. helping her, as well.

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and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." let's take a look at what's happening with the traffic this morning. we'll check in now with alexis. hey, alexis. >> good morning. there we go! let's take a look at the roads this morning. it took a while, but we do have metering lights on for the bay bridge toll plaza here, 6:36 this morning, so over an hour after we typically do. really, honestly, we've got friday light volumes out there. check out the drive times. no delays southbound 680 into walnut creek and that continues on westbound 24 to highway 13. and even the central valley looks great, westbound 580 tracy to dublin wide open! reggie? >> hopefully, people are enjoying that. this morning a suspect is in custody after a standoff in san jo jose.

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hey, good morning. thanks for sticking around. we'll start with your commute planner, looking west on the san mateo bridge. you may run into a little more fog as you get closer to the west side or the peninsula, and it's not as foggy in most areas this morning. mass transit mild to warm this afternoon and lighter breezes. no small craft advisory on the bay. all right, let's talk about what's going to happen with your accuweather seven-day forecast. pretty steady today, maybe a slight bit of a cooling tomorrow, a degree or two. you won't even notice, but the heat next week, you're definitely going to notice that, reggie. >> mike, thank you. the survivor of a horrific great white attack speaks out for the first time next on "gma." we're going to have another abc7 news update in about a half hour and always on our news app and

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a big shake-up could be coming. we begin with those new developments in that cruise ship tragedy. the victim's husband is now in custody facing charges as witnesses reveal what they saw unfold. abc's linzie janis is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. some passengers say one minute they were watching a performance of a murder mystery dinner theater and the next minute they were in a real-life version. one witness even confronting the alleged killer asking him what happened. overnight, kenneth manzanares, arraigned, charged with murdering his wife kristy during an alaskan cruise on the "emerald princess." >> i don't remember the last time we had a murder on a cruise ship in alaska. >> reporter: according to an fbi criminal complaint, security officers responded to an incident in the couple's room finding kristy with a severe head wound, blood on kenneth's hands and clothing. one passenger telling agents he saw kenneth dragging the 39-year-old realtor's body toward the balcony. >> we don't know what he intended to do once he got her out there. >> reporter: when asked what happened, kenneth allegedly telling that passenger, she

would not stop laughing at me. at one point one of the couple's young daughters running to get help. >> she was saying to my sister-in-law, she was saying, i knew my dad would do this. i knew my dad would do this. >> reporter: all 4500 on board forced to stay put as the ship docked in juneau. the fbi interviewing more than 200 passengers and crew. this morning, friends back in utah heartbroken for the couple's three daughters who were on the ship with them. >> they've lost everything and their world is upside down now and we have talked to them and they know we love them and are here for them and our house is their house and they know that. >> reporter: on its website kristy manzanares' employer sotheby's international realty saying she loved volunteering at local schools, cheering on her daughters at soccer games, and spending time with extended family. kenneth manzanares has not yet entered a plea. according to that criminal

complaint, when fbi agents were taking him into custody he spontaneously said to them my life is over. >> just think of those children. >> all you can think about. >> thank you, linzie. newly released video revealing what venus williams said just moments after that deadly car crash, and abc news linsey davis has those details for us. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the seven-time grand slam champion is used to fighting on the court and now she's prepared to fight in court. defending herself against a wrongful death lawsuit after that fatal florida car crash in june. she denies any allegations of wrongdoing but the victim's family now says new body cam video suggests venus is to blame. >> are you involved? >> yes. >> reporter: this morning newly released body camera footage from just moments after the car crash involving tennis pro venus williams. >> which one is yours? >> this one. >> are you okay? >> i am. >> reporter: the footage reveals the 78-year-old victim jerome barson talking to officers after the crash. >> how are you doing? >> just a little confused. >> okay. >> is it possible that i could

get your driver's licenses? >> what? >> reporter: his wife linda in the driver's seat. >> my husband's on blood thinners and he's bleeding. >> we got fire rescue coming. >> reporter: an officer tells williams she was at fault for the accident, but later explains why he wasn't issuing her a ticket. >> i will say that you're at fault in this crash but i'm not citing you for it because i think you got stuck in the middle of the intersection. it's one of those situations where you had the right of way but you kind of lost the right of way. >> in a situation like that what are you going to do because you can't back up other -- >> exactly. you just got stuck in a bad situation there so i'd just let the insurance companies work it out. >> reporter: the barson family who filed a lawsuit against williams now tells abc news the newly released body camera video supports our original assessment that venus is at fault for this accident. police surveillance video taken seconds before the crash shows williams enter the intersection lawfully on a green light. police are still investigating the crash.

no comment from venus' legal team at this time. but in court documents her lawyer did say that the victim wouldn't have been seriously injured if only he had been wearing a seat belt. >> wow. >> old lesson learned again. thanks very much. we're going bring in our chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, with correspondent brian ross with newly obtained video that takes us inside an encounter between border agents and a mexican teen and when it was over the teen was dead. >> good morning, george. it is. this story about u.s. border officers engaging in outrageous conduct in dealing with a high school student trying to bring drugs into the country. all caught in gripping detail on a video obtained by abc news that the government did not want the public to see. ♪ >> reporter: 6:21 on a monday evening at the san ysidro border crossing and the man in the white sweatshirt is a smuggler, a 16-year-old high school student by the name of cruz velasquez with drugs hidden in

two bottles in his shoulder bag. >> he was recruited, we believe, as a mule. here, we'll give you $100 or $200 if you just take these bottles across the border. >> reporter: but things go bad almost immediately. the young man appears nervous and these two customs and border protection officers start to examine the two bottles in his bag. >> so they know there's something funny, there's something fishy. what's in the bottles is highly concentrated methamphetamine. dissolved in liquid. instead of conducting a standard field test the two officers encourage or at least permit the young man to prove it's just juice as the family lawyer takes us through the video. >> cruz now points at the bottle and she's saying, okay, drink it and she makes the gesture that with associate with to drink. now, watch the male agent. he says drink another one. you see them exchanging glances and smiles because they know what's going on. this is a game in which he's being played with. >> reporter: it happens again

and again. two more sips. and you see the smile. >> reporter: a total of four swallows in all of the highly toxic solution, something the officers will later say under oath the teenager volunteered to do. >> i never asked him to. he volunteered to and i believe i gestured to him to go ahead. >> you told him to go ahead and drink on more than one occasion. did you not? >> no. >> and you're sure of that? >> i'm sure. >> reporter: but the government's video obtained by abc news seems to contradict that. now velasquez can barely stand sweating profusely. >> i notice labored breathing and he was shaking a lot. i remember putting my hand -- on him and just told him to like relax. >> reporter: it will be more than a half hour after the first drink until the officers call for a team of paramedics.

a fateful delay. cruz velasquez died about an hour later of a massive overdose. the government paid a million dollars to settle a lawsuit brought by his family with no apology or admission of wrongdoing. there was no prosecution, no punishment, not even a reprimand for the two officers who remain on the job to this day, george. >> that is just stunning, brian. okay, thanks very much. much more tonight on "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on abc. michael. coming up we have that mother of three who survived an attack by a great white shark. she's speaking out for the first time and that's coming up next. so stay right there. first time and that's coming up next. so stay right there. ♪ if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪

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it's 8:00 a.m. breaking news. the massive blow to the gop plan to roll back obamacare. senator mccain with the deciding vote to kill the last-ditch effort crossing party lines to vote. the president's scorching response as trump dealing with open warfare inside his white house. the chief of staff versus the new communications director. who will survive their showdown? powerhouse preacher. who is the man with so much influence with justin bieber and kyrie irving? right at the center of their controversial career moves. a dad's struggle with postpartum. the father on "outdaughtered" revealed he's battling it and how he wants to help others suffering in silence. ♪ we're doubling down on our party in the park. imagine dragons live and kevin

hart live and they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america. hey, it is now official kevin hart is here including with the imagine dragons. there you see them on the stage right there in central park. huge crowd as well. >> can't wait to hear them perform live and kevin hart, you see him and you start smiling. >> exactly. >> we'll get over there in just a moment. you're about to head over there. >> i'm about to head over there in just a minute. we have an experiment this morning. we did this study. what happens to your heart rate when you're separated from your cell phone? what happens? does the idea give you anxiety? >> i lost mine for about three hours on monday. i was not happy. >> really? wow. >> yeah. >> we should hook you up to the heart monitor and wait till you see what we learned from it. >> we will check it out later. first the top story and our morning rundown.

that health care defeat overnight for the republican party. their effort went down after seven years of trying and until senator mccain was the deciding vote. they called it skinny repeal. it still would have cut 16 million off health care and our congressional correspondent mary bruce is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, overnight republicans' seven-year quest to overhaul obamacare came crashing down. this was a devastating defeat for republicans and for the president. the final blow was delivered by senator john mccain and this came down to the wire. the vice president was spotted on the floor huddling with mccain presumably trying to get him on board but it was not enough, mccain cast his no vote and gave a thumb's down. what was on the table was being called a skinny repeal, a bill that would have rolled back just parts of obamacare so the question now, where does this all go from here? republicans seem to have pretty much exhausted all of their legislative options so now if they want to tackle this issue they're going to have to work with democrats to find a solution together. robin. >> all right, mary, the other big story in our morning rundown, the war in the west wing. president trump's new

communications director lashing out against the chief of staff in a profanity-laced rant. chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has the latest on that. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning. this was an interview with "the new yorker" and it is unlike any interview we have ever seen with a senior white house official. shockingly blunt, he takes aim at chief of staff reince priebus calling him a bleeping paranoid schizophrenic and directs a crude insult at chief strategist steve bannon and threatens to fire the entire communications staff saying, quote, they'll all be fired by me. i fired one guy the other day. i have three to four people i'll fire tomorrow. and then, robin, he hints that he has information on senior white house aides saying i nailed these guys. i've got digital fingerprints on everything they've done through the fbi and the bleeping justice department. they're gonna get prosecuted.

all talking about leaks here in the west wing, and then after this interview blew up, scaramucci issued a statement via twitter that certainly didn't back down or dispute any of the quotes saying only, i sometimes use colorful language. i will refrain in this arena but not give up the passionate fight for donald trump's agenda so now, robin, the question is, what happens to reince priebus? can he stay in this white house when he has just been eviscerated by the new communications director? can they both stay here is the question we are asking this morning. >> a lot of people are asking that question. thank you, jon. >> any other white house would be unimaginable. one other thing jon pointed out there, if mr. scaramucci is telling the truth about getting that information from the fbi about a digital fingerprint, that would be a serious violation of law by someone in the fbi so that's something we'll have to check out and run down. >> you're going to be very busy on "this week" and no telling what will happen between now and then.

we'll see. amy has the rest of the rundown. good morning. there is a developing story out of moscow. russia has seized two u.s. diplomatic compounds and is ordering the u.s. embassy in moscow to reduce its staff. this is all in response to new economic sanctions passed by congress. president trump has not said whether he will approve those sanctions. well, federal safety officials are expanding their investigation of toxic fumes in ford explorer suvs blamed for sickening police officers. police in austin, texas, have pulled 60 of those suvs off the street after installing carbon monoxide detectors. officers have complained of headaches, nausea and even passing out. that's actually what happened to the officer who was behind the wheel. you see that during this crash in california. that officer is now suing ford. and indianapolis police officer has been shot and killed while trying to help victims of a car crash. it's unclear what prompted the shooter in the car to open fire. two suspects are now in custody. and another blow to shopping

malls across the country. starbucks is shutting down all of its teavana locations, most located in malls. the tea retailer employs 3300 people. and finally, i think this is long overdue into the dumb criminals file. a burglar thought he had come up with a creepy way to avoid security cameras. he wrapped himself in a white curtain from head to toe and then he slowly moved past the cameras like a ghost. here's the problem. he didn't realize he was already picked up on surveillance video, looked right into the camera by the way before he put on the disguise so police were able to quickly track him down. >> like a 4-year-old. >> it's ridiculous. he left empty handed with no boo-ty. >> you've been off for awhile. >> i tried again. it's friday. you're welcome. >> thank you. thank you very much, amy. coming up, the pastor who is mentoring everyone from justin bieber to kyrie irving. is he behind their major career moves? and imagine dragons, kevin hart taking over central park. er central park.

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♪ and the trumpets they go ♪ and the trumpets they go we are back here on "gma" and would like to announce a new addition to our summer concert series, onerepublic hitting the stage next friday, august 4th, stepping in for linkin park after of course the death of their front man, chester bennington. they'll perform a song to honor his memory and we look to what should be a beautiful tribute. >> that should be. >> apparently the bands were very, very close. >> we were looking for the right band to replace them.

it's very heartfelt. michael is already headed to the park. we got to get there shortly but got to get "pop news." >> good morning, everybody. tgif and we begin with this, 13 years after "friends" wrapped jennifer aniston ready to jump back into the tv pool, teaming up with reese witherspoon on a project we might find fun to watch. a series that will be based on a tv morning show. no word on their characters yet but i hear they're going to be juicy. both aniston and witherspoon will executive produce the entitled series. "house of cards" writer will be in charge of the script based on an idea created by hbo former head of drama michael ellenberg, this is the dream team, people. this sounds like a good one. reese by the way on a roll. she was just nominated for an emmy for her first big role on tv on hbo's "big little lies." no word on whether this still untitled look at our world will air on hbo or a streaming service. but word is -- >> i'm in. >> -- it will be dramatic, not

that we are ever dramatic. >> i think we can bet on rival anchors. >> that's going to be fantastic. also in "pop news" this morning, some rock 'n' roll legends have come together for a brand-new song. we told you about former beatles ringo and paul joining former eagles member, the crazy and fabulous joe walsh a few months back, now the finished product is here and here it is for you. we're on the road again. take a listen. ♪ rock 'n' roll let's cruise ♪ now we're heading down the highway to play for you ♪ >> here's the good part. ♪ we're on the road again >> nice. >> isn't that good? >> yeah, go ahead and show robin. ♪ we're on the road again >> they don't want to show it. >> we kept doing it. >> just keep bouncing. ♪ on the road again >> yeah, we tried. ringo announced the collaboration in february sharing the photo of himself joe and paul we showed you back then and he wrote on twitter,

what day i'm having, peace and love. we're feeling that love. ringo's new lp "give me love" debuts september 15th. >> sounds like the best of all of them. >> yeah, it does. you get a little joe walsh and beatles so enjoy, everybody. finally, scientific research yielded a conclusion we could have given a long time ago. george clooney has the world's most handsome face, yes. yes, george, science and my personal opinion. in this study, though, that was commissioned by the center for advanced facial and cosmetic and plastic surgery in they found clooney to do be 91.86% accurate to a mathematical formula referred to as the greek golden ratio of beautiful. george, your people, the science. the oscar winner's facial structure came closest to the greek's idea of perfection. bradley cooper also on the list. >> oh, yeah. >> just a fraction behind clooney. you agree. >> yeah. >> brad pitt a close third.

idris elba right there too. idris elba, beautiful man and george stephanopoulos, we have officially added you to the list. >> we needed science to prove that. >> we needed your heritage as well. thank you for that. thank you, everybody, have a great friday. >> all right, have a great weekend, lara. turning now to our "gma" cover store, taking a closer look at hillsong church and the powerhouse preacher that celebrities like justin bieber and famous athletes like kyrie irving, well, they're close to this preacher. bieber recently canceled his tour and now there are questions about how much the pastor may be influencing major decisions and abc's chris connelly joins us from l.a. good morning, chris. >> good morning, robin. founded in australia, hillsong a church with congregations all over the globe. the music and services and its message drawing flocks of younger followers, among those some well known figures whose affinity for the man sometimes called the rock star pastor is shining a spotlight on him and his church.

meet 38-year-old carl lentz pastor of the new york city outpost of hillsong church. >> we always figure we'll reach everybody here we say from the faceless to the famous. >> pastor carl lentz kind of makes christianity cool. he has a ton of tattoos. he rocks ripped jeans and leather and if you go to any of his services, they are like rock concerts. >> reporter: he's a charismatic preacher, leading millennial congregations through up-tempo services an now finds himself linked by tmz to not one but two controversial career choices by high-profile performers. the website saying justin bieber's canceling the last day of his tour came after long talks with lentz said to be a trusted spiritual adviser. >> we heard from sources that it was because he was exhausted and he just really wanted to focus on himself and was spending time with his church friends and his pastor and focusing on his spirituality. >> reporter: a source from hillsong telling "people" magazine about bieber attending

church is how he finds his energy and focus again. bieber's been a strong supporter of both lentz and hillsong showing his devotion at this rally in australia two weeks ago. ♪ >> reporter: and during this hillsong interview. >> i just want to love carl more. >> reporter: it was lentz reported to have counseled against bieber's leaving the road while urging the biebs to follow his own heart while he welcomed the likes of kendall and kylie jenner. he is a ex-college hoopster long ministered to nba players one-on-one posing with them on instagram sending messages of spiritual uplift saying i understand the athlete psyche. now tmz says kyrie irving huddled with lentz before making his shocking demand to be traded away from lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. no one is saying lentz told irving to leave the cavs. meanwhile, bieber was leaving a different church's service wednesday night in l.a. when the "despacito" singer's pickup took down a paparazzo.

>> is there anything we could do to help you? if you could just give us a little space, okay? >> reporter: bieber remaining at the site until medics arrive not charged in the incident. >> players at the website "bleacher report" spoke to in 2015 praised his positivity and supportive approach. lentz saying he likes to tell players, use basketball, don't let basketball use you. george. >> that's good advice right there. okay, chris, thanks very much. we turn to a reality tv dad opening up about his battle with postpartum depression. he's adam busby from "outdaughtered" on tlc. it turns out this is a problem for more fathers than you might think and diane macedo has the story. good morning, diane. >> good morning. an estimated 10% of new dads deal with postpartum depression, but very few talk about it. adam busby spent two years in denial. now even his wife says it was shocking to hear what he was going through. on their hit tlc show "outdaughtered" danielle and adam shows joys and challenges

of raising the only all female quintuplets in the u.s. as well as their 6-year-old daughter blayke. >> hi, daddy. >> reporter: but adam is revealing a secret struggle he faced since the quintuplets were born. >> just like this like pounding like weight in my chest. >> reporter: opening up on tuesday's episode about his battle with postpartum depression. >> i think mostly i've been like this since the kids were born. up to this point it's almost like i hid from it like denied it. >> it was a shock to me because hearing the word depression and then when you hear postpartum depression, never in my mind would i ever think like a dad could have it. >> reporter: in fact, an estimated one in ten new dads may have paternal postnatal depression. >> we've actually seen that there are hormonal changes in men both while their wives are

pregnant and then postpartum after the wives give birth. there's this idea men are supposed to be strong and men are supposed to be the rock both for the mom and their newborn and that's another reason why many men are hesitant to talk about this. >> reporter: adam is now hoping his transparency resonates with other dads who may be suffering in silence. >> there truly is a stigma out there and people are just afraid to talk about it. so if me being vulnerable and talking about this on national television, if that's going to help one dad, then it's all worth it. >> reporter: as for the busbys they're getting through this the only way they know how, together. >> 100% i'm on his side and will be there with him as he goes through this and is it going to be pretty? no, but it's just life. >> and "outdaughtered" airs tuesday nights on tlc. we'll hear much more on it. experts tell us that it usually develops three to six months after the baby is born, which, george, often coincides with mom going back to work. now -- >> a little lonely there.

>> adam says he's no expert but he says his one piece of advice, find someone you trust and talk to them about it. >> that's always good advice. diane, thanks very much. >> thank you. to ginger in central park. >> george, i don't think you have to come to me. you have to come to hunter. this is his first imagine dragons concert. let's do those dance moves, hunter. good friday morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. let's go through your accuweather highlights. quick sunshine, warm temperatures away from the coast again today. partly cloudy and mild tonight, and that heat wave is building through the extended forecast, especially for our inland neighborhoods, mid-to-upper 90s in the east bay, mid-to-upper 80s in the south bay and north bay, you can see mid-to-upper 70s around the bay, mid-to-upper 60s along the coast and san francisco. 50s and 60s, so kind of cool tonight, and those temperatures just get hotter through my accuweather seven-day forecast.

it is time now for our series cracking the kid code. and how hooked are your kids on their phones? t.j. holmes is here and, t.j., you and two teens gave up your phone for an experiment. how did that go? >> this was scary. i talk about people being hooked on their phone. i saw how people physically -- your body reacts by a simple ping. that little thing can set you off and stress you out. >> i'm a little stressed already. >> a little stress but that's not something you want your kid to be going through all day long. your phone, a gateway to friends, work and fun. but new research says our devices may cause anxiety. >> the more people use their phone, the more anxious they are about using their phone. >> reporter: nancy cheever's research at california state university would make any smartphone junkie shiver. it suggests our phones are keeping us in a persistent

anxious state where the only fix is the phone. >> so if you're constantly connected, you're going to feel anxiety and the more people feel anxiety that can lead to other things like mental health and physical ailments. >> reporter: so how much phone anxiety are we experiencing? cheever runs an experiment that measures sweat and heart rate increases, essentially anxiety, when your phone rings or pings. to see it in action we enlist two teenagers and me. >> it's going to be fun, right? >> reporter: there's a catch. to try to throw us off researchers don't tell us what's really going on. instead we're asked to watch a video as part of an experiment on test anxiety. they put electrodes on my fingers and what happens next -- >> i'll put your phones back here because they might interfere with the equipment. >> reporter: -- is the key. why? with the phones out of reach cheever's team is able to track changes in our heart rate and measure perspiration as she calls our phones and sends us text messages that we're not able to look at.

>> about 4 billion -- >> physiological arousal spikes quite a bit right after he hears the text come in. >> reporter: cheever says most people have an emotional response that floods our body with stress hormones when we hear our phones. the question is, how much does it affect us? you can see immediately he started sweating quite a bit. he's anxious about his phone. >> reporter: during the five types she texts and two times she calls i start to sweat. what does that tell you about me from what you just observed? >> it tells me that when you hear a notification, you become anxious. yeah. >> you're the one that took my phone from me. if you let it sit there -- >> reporter: now for the teens. first up kiki. >> i'll go ahead and text her. >> reporter: -- whose biggest response is four times higher than mine. >> she's really reacting. >> yeah. and it keeps going up here. >> my goodness. >> reporter: then gabby has the highest stress response of all of us.

psychotherapist nancy colier author of "the power of off." >> how much damage is being done to a child who is putting themselves through that level of anxiety? >> let's meet in 30 years and we'll know the answer to that. >> you think we're in trouble down the road. >> i do. >> now that you have seen the results what do you think now? >> i should probably turn it off for sometimes during the day? >> reporter: i'm not convinced it will be that easy. >> you sound like you can't function without your phone. >> the way we're living doesn't actually serve our deeper well-being. all of this attention to technology and the mind and thoughts is coming at a great expense to what human beings need to feel well. >> okay, so there could be some consequences down the road that generation we have now are the guinea pigs. we've never gone through this before. we could see maybe higher levels of depression and loneliness because we're so caught up in this device they might be missing the world around them. >> as an adult you need to realize your kids learn from you

too and i had to learn to personally turn my phone off at night. try not to pay attention to it when you're with your family and kind of have downtime. >> just like everything else we are setting the example for them. if they see us and there's so much importance in this versus cooking dinner or having a conversation with them they'll pick up on that behavior. we asked our audience can you go without your phone for five minutes? hopefully so, right, but 85% did respond and say, yes, they could go 85%. >> 85% said yes. >> five minutes. >> can you go without your phone for five minutes? >> yes. >> okay, give it to me. i'll give it back to you five minutes from now. do a little test here but everybody, coming up, kevin hart and imagine dragons, they are live here in central park and the people are excited. ♪ central park and the people are excited. ♪

good morning. i'm jessica castro from "abc7 mornings." and making news headlines this morning, a suspect is in custody after a standoff in san jose. the fire department first responded to reports of a building on fire in welch park. and as you see here, when they arrived around 11:30 last night, they found the man accused of setting the fire on the roof. smoke was rising from the building. the suspect demanded to speak with his kids before turning himself in. luckily, no one was hurt. now let's check our traffic. hi, alexis! >> hey, good morning. i want to take you into lafayette on our traffic maps. we do still have this crash on westbound 24 before happy valley. that's blocking one lane and that has spilled over on to 680 through walnut creek. so, hopefully, that will clear soon. just minor injuries with that one. and we have the metering lights on still for the bay bridge toll plaza, but overall, lighter than

average. jessica? >> alexis, thank you.

hey, there. thanks for sticking around. we'll start with your current conditions where we're starting to see more sunshine, temperatures in the 50s to 70s already. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. we're going to be in the 60s along the coast in san francisco, upper 70s and mid-80s around the bay. you'll see 90s inland, jessica. >> mike, thank you. we'll have another update in 30 minutes and always on our news

app and abc7news.com. join reggie, natasha, mike, alexis ♪lexis welcome back to "gma," everybody. and we are so happy to be here in central park with everybody. thank you, guys, for joining us in the park. >> wonderful crowd and have one of our favorite guests joining us. he's one of the funniest men on the planet. it is kevin hart. give it up for mr. hart. >> yes, yes, yes, thank you. >> i want to go on record. in the commercial break, you two were talking hair. i wasn't talking hair. you two -- >> we were talking -- i was telling him i'm letting my grays pop right now. i'm not going to dye my hair. i don't want anybody judging me. i want to see how bad it get so right now i look like a skunk. it's just one stripe. >> you actually said i want to see what happens. kevin, i can tell you what is going to happen. >> i don't know if it's going to be a full head of gray.

i just want to see what happens. i'm not afraid. i'll let fate do what fate does. >> all right. >> yes, that's what i'm going to do. >> i thought it was refreshing the two men were talking about hair. >> i got one in my beard. >> no, you got more than one, man. >> i'm not going to do this. if you're going to judge me, we're not going to do this. >> you've got it going on and first of all, congratulations, baby number three. are you ready? are you ready? >> on the way, baby number three. >> before you said you were ready. >> you know what, i wasn't at first but, you know, after -- as me and my wife had some conversations and i really looked around and i said, you know what, this last name needs to live on, you know, my son is a hart and now having another son to carry that last name on, you know, is a big deal. i definitely didn't want another girl so the fact -- >> what? >> yeah, i don't want another girl. >> what? >> my daughter is too much. she got me wrapped her around my hand. i don't want another boss. >> i want to share a text she

sent. the mrs. is a boss. >> one-year anniversary. married for one year now. time flies. >> congratulations. >> yeah. literally like i don't even know where the time went and i got to do something special. i don't know what i'm going to do yet but she's pregnant and i know she expecting something big. i don't know what i'm going to do. >> you kind of set the bar high because, you know, i saw you on instagram. you set the bar up. you got to step up. >> i'm a romantic guy, you know. i'm a prince charming is what i am. if you really look me in my eyes, you'll get lost. >> okay with that being said i'll look forward to asking you the next question. what you do set for your kids and everybody that follows you set a healthy example. you are a workout warrior. i've seen you work out with your kids. how important is that to you? >> for me it's everything. i think health and wellness have definitely changed my life, you know. i put a heavy demand on myself and in order for my body to respond i got to take care of it so the reason why i'm such a health nut is because i want to

give myself the best chance to win and this one life that i have i'm trying to live it to the fullest. i can't expect myself to do things at the highest level if i'm not giving myself the chances that i deserve so that's where health and wellness comes in from eating good to fitness to working out. it's a priority. >> it allows you to keep the schedule you keep. you and your buddy the rock are the hardest -- >> it's not me and my buddy the rock. it's me. it's just me. he's nowhere near where i am. he's not even close to where i am. no, he's definitely a hard worker but you know what, what i love about him, we motivate each other. that guy literally gives it 100% every day and he's the same. he's a health nut as well but we want it all and i think when you have that attitude of i want it all, i want to do it all, i want to be around to literally get the rewards and benefits from working as hard as i work. that's why i have to take care of myself, man, i don't want to

not give my kids a father or heighten the chances of me not being around but make sure my kids enjoy what i'm enjoying. >> you're here for the rally health fest and you're a spokesperson. >> i'm an ambassador. >> you're an ambassador. >> and all the things you do what piece of advice can you give? >> you know what people try to do that i found out, man, everybody wants to do it all in one day. everybody wants to go to the gym and do everything that one day. everybody wants to do these cleanses and, you know, starve themselves for one day and expect to see a response. i will tell people to take baby steps, man, you know, it's not something that happens overnight. it's a lifestyle that you have to adapt to so my one piece of advice would be give yourself a chance. by me saying give yourself a chance, in other words, give yourself a month. if you say i'll change my diet and eat healthy for a month and you know what, i'll throw some activity within that month, twice a week, three days a week,

you don't have to go seven days or six days, start off small and as you adjust to it you'll see results and you'll fall in love with those results. be in love with seeing yourself become a better version of yourself and i think that's what people don't give themselves a chance to do. >> well said. >> very well said. >> dag gone right it's well said because i'm a well spoken individual, mike. >> you went there. hey, i hear yoga. >> yeah. >> you have adopted to. >> i'm loving yoga right now. i'm switching it up. >> zen. >> not zen. me doing something different. i said i'm going to do it because i'm not flexible. i wasn't flexible at all and i was waking up aching. ah, ah and i couldn't touch my toes and asking my trainer, what else should i do? he said why don't we switch it up and do yoga. we did some hip-hop yoga. music while you hurt pretty much but i like it. i'm into doing different things and i'm into literally challenging myself. >> you have a favorite pose or

anything. >> i don't know the names of all of them. my favorite now is where you put your hands in the air and knees forward and you go back but you -- >> warrior pose. >> i will show you now. >> is that what it's called. thank you, man, for helping me out. don't correct me again. you let me figure it out. you let me get there, okay. but thank you but don't do it again. [ laughter ] yes, the warrior pose, thank you for helping me out. i will show you now but my jeans are way too tight to do it. >> hey. >> these are some 29/29s, mike, i went down a size since working out, these are 29 slims on the bottom. i'm a petite young man, okay. don't judge me. >> you were talking about your daughter earlier. she sent out a tweet or sent you a message in saying, you know, very proud of you and all that you're doing but that she said that you're doing too much. >> oh, yes. >> she said dad, this is not a joke. you need your rest and if your boss says you can't rest let me talk to him then you will get your rest what if this gets

worse i need to learn when to stop. >> she wrote it in all caps. that's on snapchat. my daughter snapchats me as if i'm not her father. call me and say what you got to say. why are you snapchatting, heaven? she'll send messages and snapchat like video messages like, hey, dad, thinking about you. gir, if you don't pick up the phone, i just called you two seconds ago. sorry, dad, snap me. she's at that cool age right now but i'm so in love with the young lady that she's becoming and i love the fact that she not only understands who her dad is and what i do but she sprays it. she doesn't care. i'm just dad and that message came because i had a cold and she was like you're getting sick. your body is shutting down, you need to sit down and i popped her because i said you don't talk to meo like that, okay. i'm dad and she popped me back and she said i'm the daughter. you give whatever you want. i'm going to sit down. >> you set a great example.

>> glad you're here for the rally fest. >> it's going down. >> going on tour in september. primed and ready to go. funny as ever. >> thank you, man. i cannot wait, please come join me at this rally health fest. come get some health, motivation and inspiration from your boy. come down and mess with me, man. >> mess with kevin hart, everybody. coming up, imagine dragons is going to perform live. ♪ whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

what woo you do if you saw a waiter being taunted for having an anxiety attack. >> i don't know what your problem is. >> would you step in? for what happens next you'll have to see to believe. >> what would you do. >> tonight at 8:00 central on abc.

♪ and back now on "good morning america" with the summer of the block party. give me a high-five, billy. the third of the morning. we are loving our party in the park and look at the fun that they're having in eureka, missouri. amy tells us they are a partygoing, music loving dance in the streets type neighborhood. i wouldn't want to miss it with live music, choreographed dances and mom pyramids. kn . good morning. let's look at your ten hour day planner. clouds return to the coast by noon. 50s at the coast to 90s inland. a little grilling tip for you, yeah, you got to do veggies. try them on the grill and leave them in the cooler area. all right, lara, up to you and imagine dragons. >> thank you so much, ginger.

i am with imagine dragons. so happy to see ben, wayne, daniel, imagine dragons, yes. starting with the big man, dan. want to say congratulations on the new album out three weeks now, i'm going to brag for you and went gold in less than a month. topping the charts, and i understand there's some significance with the album's title. "evolve." >> yeah, it was the first time we took actual time off the road, we went home, rereconnected with family, kind of our roots and i think that sonically it's an evolution for us, mentally we went through quite a big evolution reconnecting with family and the earth and the universe and so, yeah, we felt that it was appropriate and for all those reasons. >> so the music has evolved. >> yeah, it has. >> time off. >> i hope. >> and but you're getting ready to hit it again. north american tour starts next month. >> yeah, yes. next month and then we're going to be announcing dating all over europe, asia, new zealand, australia so going all over the

world but, yeah, it starts next month in north america. >> are you re-energized and ready for this. >> i mean i have newborn twins that are coming out on the road for me, twin girls. i need to be energized. >> different kind of groupie. >> yes, yes. >> guy, are you ready for this? and are you ready? >> this is unbelievable. i don't know how they're up this early in the morning. >> from the new album "evolve," you guys need a moment, grab your instruments. get on up there. i'll brag on you. here they are, everybody, imagine dragons with "believer." [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪

♪ first things first i'mma say all the words inside my head ♪ ♪ i'm fired up and tired of the way that things have been oh ooh ♪ ♪ yeah, the way that things have been oh ooh ♪ ♪ second things second don't you tell me what you think that i could be ♪ ♪ i'm the one at the sail i'm the master of my sea oh ooh ♪ ♪ yeah, the master of my sea oh ooh ♪ ♪ i was broken from a young age taking my sulking to the masses ♪ ♪ writing my poems for the few who look at me took to me shook to me feeling me ♪ ♪ singing from heartache from the pain ♪ ♪ taking my message from the veins ♪ ♪ speaking my lesson from the brain seeing the beauty through the pain ♪ ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ ♪ pain

you break me down you build me up believer, believer ♪ ♪ pain oh let the bullets fly oh let them rain ♪ ♪ my life my love my drive it came from pain ♪ ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ ♪ third things third send a prayer to the ones up above ♪ ♪ all the hate that you've heard has turned your spirit to a dove oh ooh ♪ ♪ your spirit up above oh ooh ♪ i was choking in the crowd building my rain up in the cloud ♪ ♪ falling like ashes to the ground hoping my feelings they would drown ♪ ♪ but they never did ever lived ebbing and flowing ♪ ♪ inhibited limited till it broke open and rained down ♪ ♪ it rained down like pain ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ ♪ pain you break me down you build me

up believer believer ♪ ♪ pain oh let the bullets fly oh let them rain ♪ ♪ my life my love my drive it came from pain ♪ ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ ♪ last things last by the grace of the fire and the flames ♪ ♪ you're the face of the future the blood in my veins oh ooh ♪ ♪ the blood in my veins oh ooh but they never did ever lived ebbing and flowing ♪ ♪ inhibited limited till it broke open and rained down ♪ ♪ you rained down like pain ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ ♪ pain you break me down you build me up, believer, believer ♪

♪ pain oh let the bullets fly oh let them rain ♪ ♪ my life my love my drive it came from pain ♪ ♪ you made me a, you made me a believer, believer ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series presented by king's hawaiian, irresistible since 1950.

[ cheers and applause ] amazing audience and you can hear them singing along. they got it going on. we are back now with imagine dragons and another single off their new album "evolve." this is "thunder."

♪ just a young gun with a quick fuse i was uptight wanna let loose ♪ ♪ i was dreaming of bigger things and wanna leave my old life behind ♪ ♪ i'm not a yes, sir i'm not a follower fit the box fit the mold ♪ ♪ have a seat in the foyer take a number i was lightning before the thunder ♪ >> come on! ♪ thunder thunder thunder, thun, thunder ♪ ♪ hey ♪ thun thun thunder, thunder, thunder thunder, thun, thunder ♪ ♪ thun thun thunder, thunder ♪ yeah, thunder, feel the thunder lightning then the thunder ♪ ♪ thunder, feel the thunder ♪ lightning then the thunder, thunder, thunder, thunder ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ kids were laughing in my classes while i was scheming for the masses ♪ ♪ who do you think you are dreaming 'bout being a big

star ♪ ♪ they say you're basic they say you're easy ♪ ♪ you're always riding in the backseat now i'm smiling from the stage while ♪ ♪ you were clapping in the nosebleeds ♪ ♪ thunder, thunder, thun, thunder ♪ >> come on! ♪ thun thun thunder, thunder, thunder thunder, thun, thunder ♪ ♪ hey ♪ thun thun thunder, thunder ♪ thunder, feel the thunder lightning and the thunder ♪ ♪ thunder feel the thunder lightning then the thunder, thunder ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ♪ ooh ooh ♪ ooh ooh ♪ thunder, feel the thunder,

lightning then the thunder, thunder ♪ ♪ thunder feel the thunder lightning then the thunder, thunder ♪ ♪ thunder, feel the thunder lightning then the thunder, thunder ♪ >> come on! ♪ not thunder, feel the thunder never give up never give up never give up ♪ ♪ lightning then the thunder, thunder thunder feel the thunder ♪ ♪ never give up never give up never give up ♪ >> come on! ♪ ♪ hey ♪ whoa oh ♪ whoa oh [ cheers and applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] well, we have to give a big thanks to kevin hart, man, we love having you here, my brother. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> good morning, america. that's right. we also have a big thanks to imagine dragons. you guys are awesome and their album "evolve" is out now. make sure you pick it up and they'll play us into the weekend and here's imagine dragons with their smash hit "radioactive."

>> yes, yes! ♪ whoa, oh, oh whoa, oh, oh whoa, oh, oh whoa ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ i'm waking up

hi. good morning, everyone. i'm jessica castro from "abc7 mornings." let's check in with mike nicco with a look at your weekend forecast. hi, mike. >> hey, jessica. hi, everybody. quite a spread today from 64 in half moon bay to about 96 in antioch and livermore. 86 in san jose today, 74 in oakland. a little less comfort in fremont, 81. about 88 in santa rosa. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast forecast. it's only to get hotter next week. hi, alexis! >> hey, good morning! overall, we are still looking at some friday light volumes. we do have a crash involving a motorcycle that's in the clearing stages in san jose. southbound 880 before bascom avenue. seeing volumes lighten up. still heavy delays on the northbound side. and walnut creek showing bright sunshine, slow traffic, but not too bad. jessica. >> all right, alexis, thank you. time for "live with kelly & ryan." we'll be back at 11:00 for the

"abc7 midday news," but our reporting continues on >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the suspense series "somewhere between," paula patton. and, "live" family member turned author laurie gelman. and, internet stars rhett and link are in the studio as we continue our "eat it, like it, share it summer cook-off." plus, host of "the love connection" andy cohen returns for another day of cohosting. all next on "live"! and now, here are kelly ripa and andy cohen! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: i like it, i like