have a great good morning, america. happening right now. state of emergency. a massive hurricane is barreling toward texas. winds already topping 100 miles an hour. the biggest storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. heavy rain, lightning already moving in. harvey gaining strength and threatening millions in its path. mandatory evacuations in effect. the mad scramble to get out this morning. >> as they say, get out of dodge. >> people panicking over food and water and hours' long lines for gas. >> absolute insanity over this hurricane. >> babies airlifted out of hospitals to safety. we are live in the storm zone as millions brace for the major hurricane. powerball dream. the hospital worker and mother of two now the luckiest person in america striking it rich on that massive jackpot. she's already said good-bye to her job. >> i called and told them i will not be coming back.

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>> it is expected to make landfall as a category three hurk. winds up to 120 miles an hour, could be even higher. it is the strongest storm to make landfall in over a decade. the first major hurricane to hit texas in 18 years and it could bring historic rainfall. we are already seeing evacuations. >> yeah, it is a major threat to this population there in the texas coast and we have team coverage all across the storm zone. ginger is tracking the very latest from right here in times square. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, amy and george and good morning, everyone. this is a giant storm. especially for you in the united states. can you see it here, the radar, the lashing outer bands to the southeast texas coast, lightning already moving in from houston to victoria to corpus christi waking up this morning. this storm has started. in less than 24 hours it will make landfall. that's why we see hurricane warnings on the map. of course, you've got tropical storm warnings that extend all the way west to san antonio and austin and a flash flood watch. the number one issue is going to

be rainfall and deadly or potentially deadly flooding. even san antonio and austin could see 10 to 20 inches of rain. locally some places will see close to 3 feet. this is a lot of rain happening over the next five days or so. the wind speeds especially in this red zone, 110 miles per hour or higher as it makes landfall. matt gutman is right there in corpus christi. matt, they are saying places could be uninhabitable for weeks or even months. >> reporter: that's right, ginger, that storm could cut off water and power and we're already starting to feel the outer bands of hurricane harvey just whipping us with wind and rain. check this out. we're at low tide right now and already this bay is filling up. the water lapping over the sea wall here. all of this creating a turbo-charged sense of urgency here in texas. with hurricane harvey's outer bands already lashing the gulf coast this morning a mass exodus is under way. traffic piling up on freeways. >> as they say, get out of dodge.

>> reporter: in many counties evacuation is mandatory. tens of thousands of texans ordered to flee. the goliath storm is growing covering much of the gulf coast in this image from the international space station and this is the view from inside the storm. a hurricane hunter plowing through its center. the storm forecast to dump a biblical deluge of up to three feet of rain. after news that the storm exploded in size, residents in corpus christi besieging this hardware store. >> these people are here buying plywood, plank after plank of plywood. the line just to get to the cashier is 20 minutes long. residents not taking it lightly. >> i'm 65 now and i don't want to die at 65. >> reporter: in some areas like houston panic as people scour for supplies. >> there's no more water. there's no more bread. the bread is already running out as well. >> reporter: lines for gas, wood and sand snaking around the block, some over three hours long.

>> this is the line to get gas, absolute insanity over this hurricane. >> reporter: those in harvey's path battening down the hatches as officials in an already inundated new orleans contemplate a full evacuation of the city. the impact of the storm may be felt nationwide. gulf refineries produce about 45% of the country's oil and one-third of the country's refineries are directly in the hurricane's path with hundreds of oil rigs dotting the coast. ginger has been talking about the storage surge. i want to give you a sense of massive volume of water. initially they predicted a four to six foot storm surge. now they're talking about 12 feet plus high tide and on top of that there will be 20-foot wave easily inundating this part

of corpus christi, texas. george? >> okay, matt, thanks very much. that storm surge and of course the heavy rain likely to cause major flooding across the coast and to rob marciano with more on that, our senior meteorologist in freeport. >> hey, good morning, george. they're very concerned about that storm surge here, 50, 60 miles south of houston as this water continues to pile up. you can see the waves crashing, protecting this harbor inland that's had tankers and freighters servicing oil refineries. levies around there are certainly worried about the hazard. let's talk about the storm surge. low pressure as it deepens will lift up the gulf of mexico but it's the wind that takes the water and it pushes towards the shoreline, eventually overtaking anything in its path, people, property, in some cases homes. we expect here five, maybe ten feet of that surge. what they're also worried about is the potential for this to be a multi-day event like tropical

storm allison, a tropical storm in 2001 that had 30 to 40 inches of rainfall across houston and that took $9 billion in damages, dozens of fatalities and thousands were left homeless so they're worried about that. it's not always the wind. it's often the water and the way of heavy storm surge that's the biggest threat and we're worried about that. george? >> thanks very much. harvey is causing travel delays. 83% of flights to corpus christi already canceled overnight. most flights in and out of houston not expected to be affected until tonight and major airlines are waiving cancellation fees for people traveling through the storm's path. and as we told you, thousands of evacuating trying to make it out before it hits and abc's eva pilgrim is there at the evacuation center in san antonio, texas, which took in more than 25,000 after hurricane katrina back in 2005. good morning, eva. >> reporter: staging happening right here in san antonio, amy.

we are seeing emergency responders, charter buses gathering here at the at&t center. san antonio is a state and federally designated evacuation center. tens of thousands are heading here as they get out of harvey's way. there are 40,000 plus hotel rooms and they're working to get warehouses and schools ready for that influx of people. we are expecting a lot of rain here, concerns of flooding as all those people head this way. amy? >> eva pilgrim, thank you. let's turn to the head of fema, brock long in washington, d.c. brock, i want to get fema's perspective. how serious is the situation at this moment? >> very serious. unfortunately, the storm is currently strengthening and pressure is dropping forecast to be a major landfalling hurricane which means this would be the first major landfalling hurricane we've had since 2005. right now citizens have been asked to evacuate. their window to evacuate, that

is closing very rapidly. >> brock, how confident are you that the infrastructure is in place to prevent a major disaster? you mentioned the last time this area, especially the louisiana coast faced something like this was 2005, katrina. >> let me set expectations. texas is about to get hit by a major hurricane so there's going to be damage. not only are you going to see large scale storm surge damage, but we're also going to see over the next three to five days a significant amount of rainfall which is going to cause a gait amount of inland flooding so there's going to be damage. now, fema is already positioned inside both states of texas as well as louisiana. >> brock, what is your biggest concern, your biggest fear with this storm? >> right now it's the life safety mission. i'm afraid people may not be taking this storm seriously. they may not be heeding the warning and, again, that window to evacuate is coming to a close. >> all right. brock long, thank you so much for your time this morning. we know you've got a busy weekend ahead. >> thank you.

boy, people have got to get out of there. we just heard brock long talk about that dangerous flooding. let's go to ginger for more. >> george, after it hits early tomorrow morning and makes landfall, usually a storm dies out. this one will start to decrease in intensity, but watch this. it makes a u-turn and goes right back toward the gulf of mexico feeding off warm wears. look at tuesday into wednesday, we are still talking about harvey sitting over southeast texas and this is where we end up getting two high pressure systems, these blocking kind of situations where it's sandwiching all that moisture between. there are no steering mechanisms to help get this storm out. and that's why we're talking about up to 35 inches of rain in southwest louisiana in that 6 to 12-inch rain including new orleans. it's all going to be happening as we head into next week. this is going to be a storm we talk about, unfortunately, for at least the next seven days. george and amy. >> incredible. ginger, thank you. in preparation for the storm this morning a powerful image from the storm zone. some of the most vulnerable hospital patients have already

been evacuated from a hospital right there in corpus christi. they include ten critically ill babies seen here being med flighted to an intensive care unit. that's in north texas. doctors say they are doing all they can before harvey hits, fearing a prolonged power outage during the storm, so it's certainly comforting to see all of those little ones getting to safety. >> it sure is. you are know, president trump is monitoring the hurricane with a call overnight to the governor of texas. as he's ready for a showdown with his own party over a government shutdown. jon karl is with us and, jon, you're reporting that the president may be close to a big change in immigration. >> reporter: a big and controversial change, george. with a government shutdown looming white house officials tell abc news that the president is seriously considering ending a program that provides legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children. the move the president is considering would put nearly

800,000 undocumented immigrants in danger of being deported. they are known as d.r.e.a.m.ers people who came into the united states illegally as children. president obama gave them legal status. back in january president trump told abc they had little to fear. >> they shouldn't be very worried. they are here illegally. they shouldn't be very worried. i do have a big heart. >> reporter: but now several conservative states are threatening to sue to end the program. and white house officials say the president is seriously considering giving in rather than defending the program in court. the move comes as president trump is threatening a government shutdown unless congress provides funds to pay for his wall on the mexican border. during the campaign, of course, trump promised that mexico would pay for the wall. >> and i will have mexico pay for that wall. who's going to pay for the wall? [ chanting "mexico" ] >> 100%. >> why is he threatening a government shutdown if congress won't pay for it? >> the president is committed to making sure this gets done.

>> again, he said over and over again, talked about the campaign over and over again and said mexico will pay for the wall. >> once again, the president is committed to making sure this happens and we're going to push forward. >> reporter: "snl's weekend update" ridiculed the president's new hard line on congress paying for the wall. >> what do we want? [ chanting "the wall" ] >> who's going to pay for it? [ chanting "mexico" ] >> that's right, you, the american taxpayer. >> reporter: the president appears to be gearing up for a fight with the republican leaders. on thursday he blasted senate leader mitch mcconnell over the senate's failure to repeal obamacare, tweeting, he failed. that should never have happened. he also took aim at both mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan over the looming budget battle calling it a mess. the shutdown threat is real, george. republicans on capitol hill acknowledge that it is virtually impossible to get the votes to pay for the wall in the upcoming budget negotiations. that means either the president backs down or there is a

shutdown and white house officials insist he has no intention of backing down. >> yeah, and, we're seeing a sustained campaign by the president against leaders of his own party. "the wall street journal" says it looks as if he's filing for divorce from congressional republicans but doesn't seem to make sense. he needs them more than ever now. it's almost as if he's trying to lay blame because he's worried something is not going to get done. >> reporter: he absolutely cannot get any of his agenda through without those republican leaders leading the way because, george, the president has done virtually nothing to reach out to democrats so he's certainly not going to get help from them. he needs mitch mcconnell, you could argue more than mitch mcconnell needs him. >> on another front the president's top economic adviser gary cohn has been under some pressure to resign since charlottesville and now he's spoken out for the first time. >> reporter: yeah, this is an extraordinary interview with "the financial times." i want to readexcerpts, from it, george. he says, this administration can and must do better in consistently and unequivocally condemning these groups, these

hate groups, and do everything we can to heal the divisions that exist in our communities. he is taking issue with the president's response to charlottesville and then on the issue of whether or not he would resign, he says this, i have come under enormous pressure both to resign and to remain in my current position. as a patriotic american i am reluctant to leave my post but then he adds, i also feel compelled to voice my distress over the events of the past two weeks. so extraordinary criticism from the president's top economic adviser here at the white house. >> yeah, the president himself said on tuesday night that his words on charlottesville were perfect. jon karl, thanks very much. much more sunday on "this week." amy. >> all right, george, we turn now to the country's latest multimillionaire mavis wanczyk, quickly coming forward to claim her prize after wednesday night's powerball drawing. it topped out at more than $758 million but mavis opted for that lump sum of over 480 million, meaning she will walk away with $336 million after taxes and

abc's gio benitez is at the massachusetts lottery headquarters with more on this very happy story, gio. >> reporter: it is, indeed, amy. good morning to you. she now has so much money she's worth more than the gdp of some small countries and this morning she's just trying to make sense of it all. this morning, the biggest single ticket jackpot winner in history is a 53-year-old mother of two who's already quit her job at the medical center she's worked at for 32 years. >> i have called them and told them i will not be coming back. >> reporter: mavis wanczyk decided to take the lump sum and after taxes that's $336 million. >> today as i'm driving here i'm still like, this is not true. this can't be. and then now it's like, ah, i am a winner, and ah, i'm scared. >> reporter: well, she's still not as rich as oprah whose net worth is equal to $3.1 billion but close to celine dion, beyonce and barbara streisand

and surveillance passes taylor swift's $280 million. it's unusual to hear from a winner so quickly after a drawing, especially in massachusetts, a state that allows winners to claim a jackpot anonymously through a trust. she said she just wanted to get it over with. after all, going against conventional wisdom works for her. >> my numbers were basically random like maybe with our birthdays maybe one from here, one from there. >> reporter: ignoring common advice about not picking numbers based on birthdays because those numbers only go up to 31 but powerballs go up to 69. luckily for her it worked out. the highest number in her winning combination was 26. and she says the first thing she's going to do is pay off her car but other than that she's got no plans. she says she's just too overwhelmed. >> gio, thanks for reminding people not to listen to our advice about the lottery. >> you can pick whatever numbers you want apparently.

i love that she called her boss. that was very nice of her. >> more with ginger. more on the storm surge. >> we want to talk about not just the storm surge but wind and tornadoes. as this rotates towards hand it hits the friction of the land and can get spinup tornadoes but huge waves up to 20-foot waves piling on top of storm surge. you have that small sliver of land, those barrier islands that lay right to the east of corpus christi and all the ports there, galveston, of course included you could see up to 12-foot surge. good morning! we've made it to friday, and the

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this beach as water continues to climb up here. this situation has really escalated in just a couple of days and people have made a run at the grocery stores for food and water and gasoline too as they head out as the evacuation order continues to climb. a multi-day event potentially. once this thing comes to shore with the wind and storm surge tonight, we're looking at rainfall that could last days on end. states of emergency for texas and louisiana and a strong warning from the national weather service saying that parts of the texas coastline could be uninhabitable for weeks. george and amy? >> rob, thanks very much. there is still time to evacuate for those watching. we turn to new details in the natalee holloway investigation. dna results on the human remains recently found in aruba could they belong to the young woman who disappeared more than 12 years ago? abc's linsey davis is here with more on that story. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, amy. this grisly discovery could be a major development. in a case that made headlines certainly around the world.

after more than a decade natalee holloway's parents may finally be on the eve of closure in the case of their young daughter who went to aruba to celebrate her high school graduation and never came back. this morning a possible development that may finally help solve the 12-year mystery. preliminary dna tests reportedly show newly discovered remains in the search for natalee holloway are from a caucasian person of european descent matching the profile of the missing 18-year-old who was declared dead in 2012. >> her body was right here. >> reporter: these dna results come after bones were found, a new discovery based on a tip from a former roommate of a friend of joran van der sloot, a prime suspect in the case. the investigation is part of a six-part docu-series on the oxygen channel, "the disappearance of natalee holloway." according to oxygen.com dna results to conclusively determine whether the bone fragments belong to holloway are expected by next month. >> why would van der sloot in '05 know about this spot? >> good question.

>> reporter: holloway disappeared in 2005 while on a high school trip to aruba. joran van der sloot was the man last seen with natalee after a night of drinking before she disappeared. the 30-year-old is currently serving time in a peruvian jail for killing a different woman. many say natalee's parents were victims of a botched investigation from the start by aruban authorities. now natalee's father dave says he won't give up on finding the truth and getting justice for his daughter as he told abc's juju chang. >> if the dna test is positive, where do you put that? in your mind, in your heart? >> it will be the end of a long, long journey. but we're not there yet. >> reporter: his 18-month investigation with private detective t.j. ward is chronicled in the series. >> what we're doing is building a criminal case against him. >> reporter: now the prosecutor in aruba disputes the investigator's findings and told a reporter last week even if the

remains are proven to be holloway's they would not be admissible as evidence since aruban authorities were not involved in their collection. episode two airs on saturday, august 26th at 9:00 p.m. on oxygen so within the next two weeks we should know if these remains are natalee's. >> all right. thank you so much, we appreciate it. we move on to this weekend's big showdown in las vegas. a live look at the t-mobile arena where floyd mayweather is going to take on ufc champion conor mcgregor tomorrow night. the payoff is huge, the hype couldn't be higher and t.j. holmes has the story. >> good morning, george. these are absolutely the two biggest stars in fighting and they arguably have the biggest mouths and the biggest personalities but that translates into them being big draws and that means big money. this is expected to be the most watched pay-per-view fight in history but why now is a group of concerned doctors saying it should not be taking place? [ bell rings] >> reporter: 50 million are expected to watch this weekend's

highly anticipated much hyped sports spectacle. in one corner the outspoken irish star of the ufc conor mcgregor. >> i mean, not only am i going to beat him i'm going to beat him under the specific rule sets that he has -- that favor him. >> reporter: a mixed martial artist heralded for his ability to wrestle and throw elbows. in the other corner a guy who's only thrown punches his career, floyd mayweather, 49-0 and considered the greatest boxer of his generation. >> get it right now. you can get it right now. >> reporter: the fight could bring in as much as $700 million. but many in the medical community question whether the fight should even be taking place. though mcgregor is a mixed martial arts star this will be his first professional boxing match and this morning more than 100 ringside doctors are expressing surprise the fight was even sanctioned in the first place citing fears someone could get seriously hurt by putting a boxing novice in the ring against an all-time great boxer.

this past june, mma fighter tim hague, a mixed martial arts star, died after he sustained injuries in a boxing match. it was only his fourth. in the end money talks and the fight between mayweather and mcgregor, the two biggest stars in combat sports will undoubtedly be one of the biggest cash cows in sports history. so who you got? who you rooting for? this is not a good guy versus bad guy situation. this is bad guy/bad guy. >> rich guy/rich guy. >> rich and richer and about to be even richer guy but mcgregor is flat out accused of racism in some of the promotion. floyd mayweather with that history of domestic violence so bad guy versus bad guy. a lot of people will tell you we are being conned, this fight should not be taking place and it's not competitive. >> you can't talk too much about it because we'll wake up sunday morning and mcgregor knocks him out in one punch but the chance of that happening. >> one of the greatest boxers in history, has been doing this his whole life, going up against a guy who's never had a professional fight.

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we're back now with that remarkable rescue out of the grand canyon. two teenagers spent five days lost in that national park surviving on just two granola bars and puddles of water. millions of americans visit national parks each year and on average there are more than 2,000 rescue operations. abc's adrienne bankert is in new jersey this morning with more on the story. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, too, amy. these two have been friends since kindergarten, life-long buddies who wanted one last hangout before they go to

college, one last memory. but what happened in arizona is something neither of their families will ever forget. reese mcmichael and rowan fitch's summer adventure to the grand canyon became mission impossible, lost in 100-degree temperatures for five days. out of water the first day, dehydrated, drinking from puddles. >> we found a few areas where water would just barely trickle out of the ground. >> reporter: rationing what little food they had. >> every day we'd eat a piece of a granola bar about that big. >> reporter: exhausted trying not to panic, the teens' survival instincts kicked in. >> we made a big sign with like rocks at the base of the trail that pointed to where we were. >> reporter: but on the fifth day thlir einelifee c of a helicopter and a tenacious sos. >> i had this big lifeguard whistle and started blowing and we're waving branches at it and stuff. >> we both felt like a tremendous sense of relief. >> reporter: with more than 2300 national park rescues in just one year at a cost of $4 million, missing hikers are

keeping rangers busy. just this week an 18-year-old found alive after 11 days without food. experts say on top of basics like keeping paper maps and telling others where you'll be even in a dead zone deep in the wilderness your phone could save your life. >> a lot of times with the phones, the gps will still work if you don't have that cell reception a lot of times, a text will come through. >> reporter: rowan and reese grateful the help came through. >> i don't think i could have done it with anyone else other than rowen. we could get through anything together. >> thank goodness they had each other and that bright orange lifeguard whistle. one more tip for cell phones, familiarize yourself with a compass. if you get a call or text out you're able to tell those looking for you your exact latitude and longitude. also, download apps to your phone ahead of time whether you have service or not. amy. >> life-saving tips. thanks so much. we appreciate it. glad they're okay. coming up next on our big

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the video for that single and welt we'll get to that in just a minute. first chris connelly here to break it down. >> lots of fun. that song setting it off from the moment it dropped last night and our excerpt of the music video will likely do the same. ♪ you belong with me ♪ you belong with me >> reporter: from the beginning in 2009's "you belong with me" taylor swift's music videos have been a key component of her massive success. from the youthful exuberance of "22." ♪ 22 to the adult yearning of "wildest dreams." ♪ wildest dreams >> reporter: filled with fun like "shake it off." ♪ shake it off, shake it off >> or edgy as with "bad blood." ♪ baby now we got bad blood, hey ♪ >> this week blank slating her social media and the 27-year-old posting those snake videos before serving up a fresh photo and the title of an album, "reputation," that's due for

release on november 10th. its first single "look what you made me do" released hours ago just before midnight. ♪ oh look what you made me do look what you made me do ♪ >> reporter: her fans across america delirious at the sound of her new music. >> i can't right now. >> reporter: unable to control their enthusiasm. >> holy swift. >> reporter: all setting the stage for an exclusive sneak peek at the video for "look what you made me do." a first look at the very latest from pop's preeminent star. >> all right, get ready for it. drum roll. here is the 15-second sneak peek of what's coming in taylor's brand-new music video for "look what you made me do." take a look. >> ooh. >> and there we have it. >> a little dark.

>> a little dark. images of a car crash at the beginning with a young woman in a ponytail. images of power and betrayal and we saw that snake perhaps from the social media videos that we saw her put up. et tu, brute. >> is this the new taylor swift? >> i don't know. we end with lots of images of affluence and allure and a haircut in which she looks superb but brings to my mind peter frampton from the 1970s. >> you and i remember peter frampton. >> "frampton comes alive". >> co-produced by jack antonoff and his band bleachers performed here on "gma." and you've seen the lyrics. >> this will be shown on the vmas sunday. you'll want to be sure to tune in early because we're told it will be early on in the show. but the lyrics, it's a new angrier taylor swift. we'll see what happens. >> thanks very much, chris. we'll be right back. coming up, "gma" summer concert series presented by king's hawaiian irresistible since 1950. irresistible since 1950.

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back here on "gma" harvey back here on "gma" harvey whipping southeast texas with its outer bands. this is how close it is showing up on radar. we can see the eye. the path takes it into southeast texas just north of corpus christi by early saturday morning.

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you have made it to friday. it's 7:56. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." mike nicco has a look at your weather. it's going to be hot. >> definitely. it starts today and will build through the weekend and really get hot sunday, and some of that will spill to the coast. today, lighter breezes on the bay, on the beaches, warm sunshine and a warmer afternoon if you're going to be outdoors. temperatures 70 in san franci o francisco, 82 san jose, 85 in santa rosa, 90 in concord, but look at the wealth of 100s inland, reggie. >> all right, thanks. take a look at your traffic. we're being told about an accident at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, so be aware of that. it has moved over to the shoulder, but of course, there is going to be some backup on 580 west in that direction. let's look at mass transit now. if you're taking the rails or the bus, it looks like you are good to go. and a live look at the golden

gate bridge, where things are flowing smoothly, but as you can see, a whole lot of clouds and fog this morning on your commute into the city. coming up, a warning for parents about a new kind of teen bullying online. it's called roasting. that's next on "gma." another update here in about 30 minutes. see

it's 8:00 a.m. happening now, state of emergency. hurricane harvey barrels toward texas, the biggest storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. winds already topping 100 miles an hour, heavy rain and lightning hitting the coast right now. mandatory evacuations in effect. the mad scramble to get out as millions brace for the worst hit in years. parenting alert. online roasting. the new cyberbullying trend on the rise. is your child a target? how to protect your kids when kidding becomes cruel. powerball windfall. that multimillion dollar prize making history. the secrets for anyone with a sudden influx of cash. how to make the most of your big bucks and avoid blowing it. plus, we're partying with paramore. the superstars taking over central park performing from their new number one album and they're saying -- >> hey, good morning, america. >> good morning.

can't wait for paramore out in central park. good morning, america. happy friday. a lot going on this friday morning. >> that's right. also coming up later we are revealing the truth behind a growing health trend. is drinking apple cider vinegar really the secret to boosting your metabolism. >> we will find out later but first the latest on hurricane harvey. emergency preparations along the texas coast as the storm gains strength likely to hit as a category 3. matt gutman is in corpus christi where they are bracing for a storm surge. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. officials here along the texas coast are saying parts here could be uninhabitable for weeks, the storm cutting out power and water and obviously feeling the outer bands of harvey right now, lashing us with wind and rain. and check this out, we're at low tide right now, the water already lapping over the sea

wall here. folks have been fleeing coastal texas and franticly buying supplies, babies flown to higher ground. not just humans in the path of this storm but a third of the country's refineries. that could cause a nationwide impact. i want to give you a sense of storm surge here. folks are talking about 12 feet of storm surge. that means this bay is going to rise all the way up to here and on top of that we could see 20-foot waves just swamping this part of corpus christi in texas, george? >> okay, matt, thanks very much. now to our chief meteorologist ginger zee with new details. >> that storm surge could wash buildings away. that's why we're talking about uninhabitable for weeks. you see the radar. when it makes it on radar, you know this is close. it's now less than 140 miles southeast of corpus christi moving northwest at 9 to 10 miles an hour, 110-mile-per-hour max sustained winds gusting

already to 125. here's the path. it makes landfall by early tomorrow morning. could be a category 3 which would make it the biggest landfalling hurricane in the united states since 2005, that was wilma. then it starts to lose a little bit of its flavor as they do when they hit land, but there are no steering factors so it stays a storm, a tropical storm as it comes back out to the gulf of mexico. tuesday into wednesday still terrorizing the southeast coast making its way to houston. this is why we're going to be talking about this for a very long time and sandwiched between two high pressure systems, very little steering factors and up to 35 inches of rain. that 6 to 12-inch range has made it to lake charles and even new orleans. and don't forget, there's a tornado threat today, george, on top of it all. >> major weather event. thanks very much. amy has the rest of the headlines. that's right. the president is expected to eliminate the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers program which protects undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children. president trump is expected to announce his decision soon before ten states file lawsuits. meanwhile, the white house is

insisting the president's relationship with republican leaders in congress is, quote, fine even though he blamed them for the looming fight over the debt ceiling and a potential government shutdown. the president once again calling for senate rules to be changed so more bills can pass. well, the navy has identified the remains of a second sailor recovered after that collision at sea near singapore. technician dustin doyon of connecticut was found in a flooded compartment of the "uss john s. mccain." eight sailors are still believed to be in the ship. sears is closing more than two dozen of its kmart locations because of slow sales. 330 other sears and kmarts have closed or will close this year. meanwhile, amazon is promising lower prices at whole foods when the purchase of the grocery chain is finalized on monday, vowing to lower prices on eggs and chicken. a traffic nightmare. in texas a dump truck with its

bed raised, wow, crashed into this overhead sign in houston. other drivers tried to warn the trucker. traffic was delayed for hours. and major league baseball is expected to hand down suspensions after three bench clearing brawls during the yankees/tigers game, punches were flying. eight players and coaches were ejected in total. finally a hiker near lake tahoe caught something very rare on camera. he snapped this picture, the moment he was struck by lightning. look at that. you can see an orange and white stripe from the flash. thankfully you see there he is recovering. he had some burns. the lightning tore his clothes off and you see what happened to his sneakers. so he might be the luckiest person in america. >> boy, i would say so. that is really something. and coming up powerball windfall. tips for anyone who gets a sudden influx of cash. ahead the new cyberbullying trend your child might be facing. how kids are taking online roasting way too far. we are live in central park with paramore. look at that crowd. ♪ my sweetheart's gone sayonara.

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there it is, that first clip there it is, that first clip from taylor swift's new music video "look what you made me do" exclusive to "gma." you can watch the entire video this sunday's mtv's video music awards. and lara spencer is back. >> happy friday, good morning to you. amy schumer speaking out about her request for a pay raise from netflix. she did so after learning what her fellow comedians chris rock and dave chappelle were being paid for their specials and the actress posting a photo of

herself smiling, holding her dog in a hot dog costume which you cannot see so imagine that. there it is. explaining in the caption that she did, in fact, ask for more than her initial offer. she shuts down reports that she, quote, demanded or insisted equal pay. she doesn't think she should get exactly what they're being paid, considering they're two of the greatest of all time. she does say she deserves more than the initial offer which was by the way $11 million with rock and chappelle were reportedly paid $20 million. schumer's defending her worth saying i'd like to say i've been selling out arenas these past couple of years, something a female comic has never done. that is a big deal to me. that's her saying that. >> good negotiator. >> sounds like great negotiating. there you go. and a hot dog seminude shot. like, everybody wins. >> that makes total sense. also in "pop news," a british dad has done something every parent we included will be grateful for. he's come up with an app that will stop his son -- >> oh, i need this.

>> -- from ignoring his text messages. nothing makes me more insane this app is called rely asap. write this down, people. if you write your child and they don't respond it freezes their phone until you answer. it works even if it's set to silent. duff. currently available for all androids, a version coming to iphone. >> i start doing bitmojis. because they get really embarrassed. i know you see this. i just keep doing it. >> the longer my text is -- i stopped reading. it's so boring. >> double standard. when they need something, rat a tat, tat. >> hello question mark in caps. >> shut down the phone. >> we're all obsessed. move on. >> we move. finally i'm obsessed about this. i think we have a prop here, right? come on in here, sal. >> yes, we do. >> hello. i finally did it. i won a tennis match. no, this is the actual u.s. open -- >> the real thing?

>> the real deal, this is it. thank you, u.s. open and my friend, scott. the tournament officially starting in new york on monday. who will take home these trophies? the men, many rooting for roger federer, of course, he's been creating quite a racket since winning two majors this year. for the women, serena's pregnancy keeping her off the court. she'll cheer on her sister, venus. so will i. maria sharapova also getting a wild card. a lot talking about that, controversial very exciting open and fans can meet some of the players today for free right here in new york city, u.s. open experience at the south street seaport. it's a free event where you can pose with the actual trophies, sit in an official umpire chair and there's good food and good music. it's all to celebrate the start of the 2017 u.s. open. for the first time ever as well the u.s. open draw live at noon. you can stream it on usopen.org. i weirdly will be doing that. i'm so interested to see. you guys know i'm obsessed with tennis so happy u.s. open. >> beautiful day to head downtown.

thank you. our "gma" cover story how to handle a financial windfall. the winner of that powerball jackpot mavis wanczyk has quit her job after taking the lump sum of $336 million after taxes. rebecca jarvis here with some tips on what you can do if you come into some cash. hey, rebecca. >> it's a lot money and took the lump sum. smart move there. there are now more than 40 others who also won $1 million to $2 million prizes so what do you do if you are lucky enough to come into a windfall? >> yay! >> reporter: this morning, this woman waking up to a windfall. $758 million. the largest single ticket jackpot winner ever. >> i'm still like, oh, this isn't true. this can't be. >> reporter: and while playing the lottery's one way to get there, more often that sudden windfall is an inheritance, a

bonus at work or proceeds from the sale of a home. >> that first number -- >> why does it seem like rational thinking goes out the window when it comes to large sums of money. >> within six years they've lost all the money. not experienced in how to manage that amount of capital and that's because they tend to invest it immediately in things that are frivolous. >> reporter: if you do find yourself coming into a lot of dough, psychologist steven danish who has consulted many lottery winners, tells us it's important to focus on what you want to accomplish, not how you want to spend it. >> the next important thing you develop or have goals and a plan for how you want to proceed. >> the first thing i want to do is i just want to sit back and relax. >> reporter: financial experts also tell us that's the smart thing to do. >> the best thing to do if you win a lottery is do nothing and find advisers that can help you. the key is to invest it so you live off the interest. the dividends or the capital appreciation. >> "shark tank's" kevin o'leary advises to put it in different

banks and diversify your investments. >> put it across maybe three or four financial institutions and you let them compete for your business. >> reporter: and always go for the lump sum payment. >> get the cash up front. why? because states in many cases are technically bankrupt. >> reporter: so get that money, live off the interest. hire a good lawyer and an accountant. someone that you can send requests to so every time a family member or a friend or a distant acquaintance comes looking for money all you have to do is my adviser makes me send all of these decisions past her or him. they're the one who makes them. so now you're set, ready to go. >> you have solved the high definition of a high class problem. >> you're very welcome. >> thank you, rebecca. let's get back over to amy. now to a parenting alert about a new form of cyberbullying, a growing trend called roasting where children ask others to insult them on social media. abc's t.j. holmes is back and he sat down with a group of teens to find out more about this. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning.

this is how it all started. people would actually post a picture of themselves online that says roast me. essentially asking people to insult them. now, among adults and maybe amongst your friends this could be good-natured fun but it caught on with kids and teenagers and good-natured fun turned mean pretty quickly. it's the comedic style known for not being nice. >> you literally are a guy that has it all except for friends, respect, love, good parents and a grammy. >> reporter: while tv roasts like these are popular with adults roasting is now a cause of concern for parents. >> kind of smirked when i said the word roasting. why is that? >> because like adults don't really say it. it's like a kids' thing. >> reporter: these girls are talking about roasting, a social media trend in which kids ask to be insulted using the #roastme, or in some cases they gang up and insult other kids who don't

ask for it. photos and videos are posted on youtube and reddit and the insults start coming. you've seen kids be roasted online. >> yeah. a lot. >> when roasting does come up, do you think it's 50/50 good natured fun and meanness? >> 50/50. >> yeah, 50/50. >> reporter: they say they don't participate but have seen the effect a video had on their friends. >> he put pictures of kids from our school and compared them to things like animals and stuff like that. >> you remember talking to any of the people in the video? >> some of the girls that were in it were like crying about it at lunch. >> reporter: experts say it can be difficult for kids to distinguish when they're crossing the line online. >> kids are volunteering this information but sometimes their pictures are being posted without their knowledge and you don't really know how that particular young person might react. they may already be suffering from depression and this is that thing that could send them over the edge. >> reporter: these girls say roasting can affect you even when you're not the target. >> does it turn you guys off to

social media when you see some of this stuff? >> i don't like to go on it after i see that for a little because i don't really like people saying negative things to each other. >> i don't like witnessing that type of stuff. that makes me feel like critical if something happens to that person. it makes me feel bad because i was there. >> reporter: they don't have the answers to make it stop. is it going to go away? >> probably not. they don't care because you can't see them face-to-face so they're not going to stop. they're just going to keep typing. >> now, the disturbing thing in many cases some kids aren't asking to be roasted. they essentially have kids ganging up on them in this whole group mentality and everybody, those insults just keep coming and keep coming. >> so disturbing. let's bring in psychiatrist dr. gail saltz for more. i want to follow up. you talked to them. what surprised you most about this kind of bullying? >> that it's so prevalent. right? it's just accepted behavior in a lot of ways and talked to kids before and they say sometimes the bullies are called out and

the people will gang up on the bully but sometimes in these they say it's kind of this spiral effect to where, that kid is insulting him and now it's okay for me and it keeps coming at one kid. you're inviting the entire internet to come pick on you. >> gail, what was most surprising to me, the teens are asking for this or wanting to be roasted. why would that be the case? >> it's a self-destructive behavior like other self-destructive behaviors like teens cutting or using drugs. and so usually underlying self-destruction is the feeling that i deserve it somehow so often underlying depression or anxiety or there may be a group who feels so left out of things, so on the fringe and shunned, they would rather be the target than be not in at all. >> negative attention. >> negative attention better than no attention which of course it isn't. >> what do the parents have to say about this? >> right now we're catching up. the kids were almost laughing at me using the term roasting looking at an adult. like you don't know what you're talking about. what do you know about roasting? parents can't keep up. the kids are always ahead of us. >> it's so true.

>> and what should parents do in this case, gail? if your kid is being roasted or if your child is roasting someone else. >> both categories as you're bringing up it's moving so fast so parents have to monitor and need the passwords and look at what is going on to stay abreast of what's going on and communicate openly with their kids about whatever is going on, i will not ream you out, i will help you. let's talk about what's going on so there's that open communication. but if they are the ones who are being the victims let's say, then you need to look for that underlying cause. is depression or anxiety going on? get them help. if they're the ones doing the bullying you need to teach empathy and say imagine you're standing in the shoes of the person receiving this. what does that feel like? yeah, that's why we don't want to do it. and there need to be consequences. parents have stopped doing this. you need consequences for bullying. so whether that's you remove the computer and access for some period of time or i think more importantly make it right.

i want you to go to that kid and say, hey, i'm sorry. >> how about say something nice. what's so great about that kid? >> let's get together. i regret doing this. i am sorry. >> all right. gail, t.j., thank you both. we appreciate it. let's head out now to ginger. >> we talked about the life-threatening potential for rainfall and flooding that could reach as far inland as san antonio and austin but watch the winds as this makes landfall early saturday morning. you can see them above 100 miles per hour. this is a huge deal as harvey hits and stays with us through the weekend. that's going to be the issue, how long it stays but on that front end you have waves up to 20 feet, the storm surge for somewhere like san jose island or up to port lavaca could reach 6 to 12 feet. so this is a huge storm. we'll cover it all morning but now a ch good morning! we've made it to friday, and the warming trend is here and it starts with more sunshine today. partly cloudy, comfortable tonight. in the extended period, all seven days with above-average

temperatures. we'll hit 70 in san francisco today, mid-to-upper 70s around the bay, low to mid-80s in the south bay and the north bay and low 90s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight, 52 in santa rosa to antioch and san jose at about 61, lots of 70s in our hills. the heat is going to spike sunday. k k >> now to "cracking the code: nutrition edition" taking a look at the popular apple cider vinegar trend. mara schiavocampo here to break it all down. hey, mara. >> good morning. this is a really popular trend. a lot of people drinking vinegar, yes, vinegar for an added health boost believing it can help with everything from blood pressure to weight loss. but will this apple a day really keep the doctor away? ♪ cindy is a surf instructor and private trainer. not to mention an avid fan of apple cider vinegar. she drinks a tablespoon daily and uses it to strip her hair of salt and sweat after surfing.

>> it's something to get my metabolism going and makes me feel good in place of coffee. >> reporter: apple cider vinegar which is basically fermented apple juice has a long history as a home remedy and recently had a rebirth with enthusiasts using it for everything from acid reflux to lowering blood pressure. >> it's got so many diverse uses. >> reporter: some believe the fiber rich pectin from the vinegar's apple base helps with weight loss by making you feel fuller. others say it has healing compounds like potassium and probiotics. but is it really helpful? >> there are so many claims, but at the end of the day it's not a magical elixir. >> reporter: nutritionist kelly hogan says most of these vinegar claims have never been studied. although there is limited evidence that apple cider vinegar could improve glucose control in diabetes. but people who drink it need to be careful. >> the downsides to apple cider vinegar are it's really acidic especially if you consume it in its concentrated form. >> reporter: large doses can

interfere with medication absorption or cause low potassium levels but in smaller amounts it is considered pretty safe. cindy often puts it in a smoothie. >> i don't taste it when i make my smoothie. when i don't have time to make it i put it in regular water. it's just something you get used to. when you dilute it in water, a little sour but not a big deal. >> reporter: although it depends who you're asking. it's an acquired taste. not for everyone. take it like a shot, right? well, again, this isn't a cure all but in small doses apple cider vinegar hasn't been proven to do much harm so if you're looking to get probiotic health benefits but not too keen on the taste there are so many other ways to get it in. you can put it in soup, salad dressings, marinades. you can even make a little tea. take a spoon, put a spoonful a little lemon, hot water, lemon, nice, crisp way to start your day. >> a lot of good advice there, mara.

thanks very much. when we come back, we are live in central park with paramore. paramore.

it's 8:27. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." preparations going on right now for the protests at chrissy field this weekend. already, barricades are up and law enforcement is bracing for a busy weekend. a right-wing rally is planned for tomorrow from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. counterprotests are scheduled throughout the city. friday morning, let's see what your traffic looks like. we have a motorcycle accident, minor injuries in the south bay on 280 northbound before wolfe. it is on the shoulder and there is a backup because of that crash. drive times 27 minutes from castro valley to the maze. and with a look at our emeryville camera, you can see a little bit of a slowdown heading toward the bridge. toward the bridge. meteorologist mike nicco has a get 40% off on coit residential cleaning services including carpet and hardwood,

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abc7news.com. join natasha, mike, alexis, jessica and me every ♪essica and me every this is the crowd in central park right now for paramore. their latest album "after laughter." here they are with their hit single "hard times." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ all that i want is to wake up fine ♪ ♪ tell me that i'm all right that i ain't gonna die ♪ ♪ all that i want is a hole in the ground ♪

♪ you can tell me when it's all right for me to come out ♪ ♪ hard times gonna make you wonder why you even try ♪ ♪ hard times gonna take you down and laugh when you cry ♪ ♪ these lives and i still don't know how i even survive ♪ ♪ hard times hard times ♪ and i gotta get to rock bottom ♪ ♪ walking around with my little rain cloud ♪ ♪ hanging over my head and it ain't coming down ♪ ♪ where do i go gimme some sort of sign ♪ ♪ you hit me with lightning maybe i'll come alive ♪ ♪ hard times gonna make you wonder why you even try ♪ ♪ hard times gonna take you down and laugh when you cry ♪ ♪ these lives and i still don't

know how i even survive ♪ ♪ hard times hard times ♪ and i gotta hit rock bottom ♪ tell my friends i'm coming down we'll kick it when i hit the ground ♪ ♪ tell my friends i'm coming down we'll kick it when i hit the ground ♪ ♪ hey ♪ when i hit the ground when i hit the ground ♪ ♪ when i hit the ground when i hit the ground ♪ ♪ hard times gonna make you wonder why you even try ♪ ♪ hard times gonna take you down and laugh when you cry ♪ ♪ these lives and i still don't know how i even survive ♪ ♪ hard times hard times hard times hard times ♪ ♪ hard times gonna make you

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[ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] so we're back now in central park with the hottest fall trend, i'm demonstrating, the moto jacket. celebs like kim kardashian, alicia cara, hailey baldwin all rocking the look. meredith rollins is as well, editor in chief of "redbook." welcome to "good morning america." >> so great to be here. >> thanks to talking to us about it. we'll show you how to work the style. all these looks are under $100. >> they are. >> we appreciate that. why is this such a big look to have this fall? >> the great thing about a moto jacket they've been around for a long time but have all been

reinvented into different fabrics and textures. no matter what your personal style is there's something there for you. >> we have a model. let's talk about this one. she's wearing -- i love the embroidery on it. >> isn't it amazing wearing a concert look appropriate for the venue. very low key but the beautiful embroidery makes it a little more feminine and pretty from american rag, $89. >> sweet. looking good, talia. >> beautiful. >> you guys like it. next up a denim look. >> this is like the perfect hybrid between your normal jacket and a moto and cute weekender look which we love. and this is from torrid and 65 bucks. >> christa, you look great. denim for the weekend. i love the idea of adding this sort of more masculine fit with a dress. >> exactly. it's sort of sweet and has a little edge at the same time.

>> so this looks very expensive. >> yeah. >> i know it's under $100. >> it is. it's from old navy. it is $59 and it's great because it's faux suede but looks really expensive and makes her classic basic pieces a little more edgier but still professional. >> do you hear this audience? they cannot get enough of the moto jacket. yes. work it, girl. >> all right. so girls night out. girls night out. >> this is maria. so pretty. and two trends that we're seeing here, velvet which is huge for fall and also dark florals and the great thing about this velvet moto is that it adds a little pop of color and feels girlie and luxurious and this is $49. >> so you are -- >> from aero. >> editor in chief of a major magazine. would you say this is one item we must get? >> yes, it's super versatile as you've seen and can find one right for you, right for you. >> i'm in old navy. girls night out. come out, ladies.

so you heard it here first. meredith, "redbook," check it out wane get your moto jacket and let's get to ginger who is always looking stylish. >> i'm excited because i still have those moto jacks. let's start with harvey so we have updates coming in on the hour now that harvey is pinwheeling closer. you can see this is our camera from corpus christi. that gulf already starting to look a little more angry and it will intensify quickly today. the situation is on top of us. not something where we have a lot of time. the outer bands have started their way onto land, corpus christi, victoria, not only seeing rain but thunderstorms and seeing the lightning showing up, 125 miles south and east of corpus christi right now. it's moving northwest at 10 miles per hour so this is where the track takes us. it still could intensify to a category 3, should make landfall early saturday morning. then meander and that's why we see up to three feet of rain

falling with this storm. we'll get it blocked and sandwiched between. let's ge you're going to notice more sunshine today and warmer temperatures, 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s for inland and bay neighborhoods, and it only gets hotter through the weekend and >> this weather brought to you by hgtv home and sherwin-williams. lara, this is a storm we'll be talking about all weekend and unfortunately through next week. we'll head back to you now in the park. >> all right, ginger, thank you so much. going to switch gears and announce our winners of our king's hawaiian block party contest. they get to have the ultimate block party live on "gma." hosted by our sponsor king's hawaiian. and, oh, did i mention dierks bentley will be performing on your block. are you ready? congratulations to ashley cooper of austin, texas. i got chills for you, ashley.

she's a member of the rattan creek neighborhood association and let me tell you those people know ow to throw a block party but guess what we're going to take it to a new level. see you september 15th. congratulations, ashley. we'll be right back with paramore on "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] ♪

[ cheers and app [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, everybody, welcome back. doesn't feel like hard times when you have paramore rocking the park with us on "good morning america." thank you so much for being here. want everybody to say hello to haylee, taylor and zac from paramore. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> i'm going to brag about you guys right now. "after laughter" came out in may. debuted at number one on both the rock and alternative album charts. congratulations. >> thank you. >> you guys say it's really not

about the sales. >> no, no, no. it shouldn't be. shouldn't be. >> what is it about in your heart. >> well, first this time around i think it was a lot about expressing some of the things we had been through, you know, between the last album and this one and just about making art together as friends and, you know, kind of reuniting the three of us and playing music since we were 12, 13, 14 years old. >> you are reunited. in fact, zac, you rejoined the band in february. i understand there are t-shirts to commemorate the reunification. >> yes. >> what's it like to be back together again. >> a dream. >> really? better this time? >> better than ever. >> oh, it's better. >> so good. >> good morning. >> what would you say it is. >> sorry. >> what's the secret? >> counseling. just a lot of therapy. a lot of being real honest. >> i love that. i love that. you guys are about to perform "fake happy" which is the greatest thing ever.

we love that song. tell us what's behind it for you. >> well, i mean the title is pretty self-explanatory. i think there is a lot of times we go out or do things and we don't feel the way that we project, you know, that we want to look like we feel. >> right now you're real happy. >> we're pretty happy to be here with you guys. >> getting ready to perform. >> who is ready? more paramore. let's hear the latest single off "after laughter." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ yes >> hit it. dance with me. ♪ so i've been doing a good job of making 'em think i'm quite all right both better hope i don't blink ♪ ♪ you see it's easy when i'm

stomping on a beat but no one sees me when i crawl back underneath ♪ ♪ if i smile with my teeth bet you believe me ♪ ♪ if i smile with my teeth i think i believe me ♪ ♪ oh please don't ask me how i've been don't make me play pretend ♪ ♪ oh no oh what's the use oh please i bet everybody here is fake happy too ♪ ♪ ♪ and if i go out tonight dress up my fears you think i look all right with these mascara tears ♪ ♪ see i'm gonna draw up my lipstick wider than my mouth ♪ ♪ and if the lights are low they'll never see me frown ♪

♪ if i smile with my teeth bet you believe me ♪ ♪ if i smile with my teeth i think i believe me ♪ ♪ oh please don't ask me how i've been don't make me play pretend ♪ ♪ oh, no, oh, oh, what's the use oh please i bet everybody here is fake happy too ♪ ♪ i know i said that i was doing good and that i'm happy now ♪ ♪ i should have known when things were going good that's when i'd get knocked down ♪ >> oh, every time. every time. you sing. louder. that's right. ♪ ba da da da da

♪ ba da da da da ♪ ba da da da da ♪ ba da da da da ♪ oh please don't ask me how i've been don't make me play pretend ♪ ♪ oh, no, oh, no, oh, what's the use ♪ ♪ oh please i bet everybody here is fake happy too oh please oh please ♪ ♪ ba da da da ♪ ba da da da ♪ ba da da da da ♪ ba da da da da ♪ oh please i bet everybody here is fake happy too ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] hey, thanks to paramore. they are going to sing us off into the weekend. another single off of "after laughter." this one is called "rose-colored boy." take it away. >> thank you, guys. thank you. ♪

♪ low key no pressure just hang with me and my weather ♪ ♪ low key no pressure just hang with me and my weather ♪ ♪ rose-colored boy i hear you making all that noise ♪ ♪ about the world you want to see and oh i'm so annoyed ♪ ♪ 'cause i just killed off what was left of the optimist in me ♪ ♪ hearts are breaking wars are raging on and i have taken my glasses off ♪ ♪ you got me nervous i'm right at the end of my rope ♪ ♪ a half empty girl don't make me laugh i'll choke ♪ ♪ just let me cry a little bit longer i ain't gonna smile if i don't want to ♪ ♪ hey man we all can't be like

you i wish we were all rose-colored too my rose-colored boy ♪ ♪ hey hey hey ♪ low key, no pressure, just hang with me and my weather ♪ ♪ and i want you to stop insisting that i'm not a lost cause ♪ ♪ 'cause i've been through a lot really all i've got is just to stay off ♪ ♪ if it's all right by you ♪ but hearts are breaking and wars are raging on ♪ ♪ and i have taken my glasses off you got me nervous ♪ ♪ when you're turning it into a joke a half empty girl ♪ ♪ don't make me laugh i'll ♪ just let me cry a little bit longer i ain't gonna smile if i don't want to ♪

♪ hey man we all can't be like you ♪ ♪ i wish we were all rose-colored too my rose-colored boy ♪ ♪ no no no ♪ leave me here a little bit longer i think i wanna stay in the car ♪ ♪ i don't want anybody seeing me cry now you say we gotta look on the bright side ♪ ♪ i say well maybe if you wanna go blind you say my eyes are getting too dark now ♪ ♪ but, boy, you ain't ever seen my mind ♪ ♪ just let me cry a little bit longer i ain't gonna smile if i don't want to ♪ ♪ hey, man, we all can't be like you ♪ ♪ i wish we were all rose-colored too ♪ ♪ my rose-colored boy just let me cry a little bit longer ♪ ♪ i ain't gonna smile if i don't want to i know we all can't be

like you ♪ ♪ i wish we were all rose-colored too my rose-colored boy ♪ ♪ low key, no pressure just hang with me and my weather ♪ >> come on. ♪ low key, no pressure just hang with me and my weather ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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good morning. it's 8:59. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." let's take a look at that warm weather we're having this weekend, mike. >> yeah, it's going to be our biggest concern, reggie. hi, everybody. sunday, 11:00 in the morning through monday 9:00 in the evening, the south bay, inland east bay valleys and the north bay valleys. let's look at what's going on today. 70 in san francisco, mid-to-upper 70s around the bay, 80s inland until the north bay, 90s there. and the heat, it's going to hang around just about every day, reggie. >> thanks, mike. alexis is off. i'm trying to fill in for traffic, so if you're walking out the door this morning, here are your drive times. 26 minutes from castro valley to the maze. good news if you are in public transit, no problems there at all. and we're going to take a live look at the golden gate bridge, and you'll see that it's still a bit foggy this morning, but traffic is moving along just fine. time now for "live with kelly & ryan."

we'll be back at 11:00 a.m. for the "abc7 midday news" and our >> announcer: it's "live with kelly & ryan"! today, from "atomic blonde," actress charlize theron. and kelly and ryan take a bite [upbeat music] ♪ >> ♪ kissing strangers >> announcer: and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ♪ kissing strangers ♪ na na na na na ♪ till i find someone i trust ♪ na na na na na ♪ kissing strangers ♪ open heart, open mind >> ryan: break it down. >> ♪ open heart ♪ close your eyes ♪ kissing strangers ♪ na na na na na >> kelly: hi. hi.