morning america," so we'll seef morning america." so we'll seef have a great weekend. good morning, america. breaking overnight, roller coaster horror. this car derailing at daytona beach. two riders plunging more than 30 feet. >> we heard like a big bang and people screaming. >> firefighters racing to save those trapped dangling above. the white house under fire, backlash growing over its policy separating migrant children from their parents, using the bible to justify it as they build new tent cities to house hundreds of kids. the heated exchange in the briefing room and this morning, the bombshell new report blasting fired fbi director james comey as insubordinate for his role in the hillary clinton investigation. the "stranger things" star millie bobby brown quitting social media after she's cyberbullied. the vicious attacks and the response this morning.

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>> it's funny you should mention that, robin, it's actually our biggest crowd so far this summer. we've been counting, more than 1,700 people all ready for mr. worldwide. >> and more when we go out there to join them. so excited for that. such an entertaining fellow. first, we begin this friday with that breaking news overnight. a roller coaster derailing at the boardwalk in daytona beach, florida leaving a car dangling from the track. you can see it there live. those two riders falling more than 30 feet. eight others rescued from the coaster. abc's victor oquendo is here with the latest. good morning to you, victor. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. those two passengers who fell more than 30 feet were rushed to the hospital as trauma alerts as firefighters had to work quickly to rescue everyone else left dangling from the coaster cars. overnight, a terrifying and chaotic scene in daytona beach. panic breaking out on this amusement park's roller coaster. >> i've got at least two people possibly hanging out of this roller coaster.

>> reporter: that roller coaster known as the sandblaster, derailing. this car dangling off its tracks, two riders in the front car thrown 34 feet to the ground. the conditions of the victims unknown at this time. bystanders hearing a loud crash then racing over to the screaming passengers. you can see them here, heroically holding the hanging car. >> it was chaotic. as you can imagine, the ri were frightened. rsde >> reporter: firefighters rescuing ten trapped riders, one by one, from a chain of three cars. crawling their way across the fire truck's boom to safety. six of them rushed to the hospital. >> it was dangling by a thread like it was barely hanging on. >> reporter: landyn was in line with her brother about to get on the coaster that derailed but decided at the last minute not to get on. >> i heard a big, loud boom and then a bunch of people screaming and i looked over when i heard the crash and just saw the car go straight down. >> reporter: according to a report from the news journal the 40-year-old coaster was found to have numerous problems during a

february inspection report. now an investigation into what caused the cars to derail is under way. again, the extent of the injuries is unknown, but all of the victims that were transported to the hospital were at least conscious. >> that's good to know. all right, victor, thank you. to washington and the growing firestorm over children being separated from their parents at the border. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, robin. good morning to you. it's been just five weeks since the administration started this zero tolerance policy that separates families from their children. children from their parents rather and now they are running out of space to hold everyone. this morning, the tents are already up at this border crossing outside el paso along the texas/mexico border. soon this is where hundreds of migrant children will be housed. tent cities like this popping up because of a trump administration zero tolerance policy separating children from their parents who cross the border illegally. mkidsre n i authorities are running out of room for them.

the attorney general using the bible to justify it. >> i would cite the apostle paul in his clear and wise command in romans 13 to obey the laws of the government. >> reporter: the crackdown leading to scenes like this, a former walmart in brownsville, texas, now holding nearly 1,500 boys as young as 10 years old. they're only allowed outside for two hours a day and can only make two phone calls a week. jeff sessions says their stays are short but for boys like these, it's an average 56 days away from their parents. the controversy erupting in the white house briefing room. >> where does it say in the bible that it's moral to take children away from their mothers? >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. >> reporter: the exchanges turning contentious. >> i know it's hard for you to understand even short sentences i guess but please don't take my words out of context. >> come on, sarah. you are a parent. don't you have any empathy for

what these people are going through? >> brian, i'm trying to be serious, but i won't have you yell out of turn. >> reporter: but even the president's allies joining in the opposition. >> we don't want kids to be separated from their parents. >> reporter: the argument is that the law requires this zero tolerance and that is why they are separating these families but, robin, make no mistake, this is their policy, past administrations have chosen to interpret the law differently. >> the house will vote on this very issue next week? >> reporter: yeah, they will. even though we heard republicans like speaker ryan there go public with their opposition, it's unclear though whether they have got the votes to pass this, robin. a rcink you. amy? now to that new report blasting fired fbi director james comey and his handling of the clinton investigation calling his conduct insubordinate. comey at a minnesota airport when the report was released declining to comment but later writing in "the new york times" that he respectfully disagrees. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has more on the

story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: amy, good morning. that report is searing and embarrassing for the justice department and the fbi. but new fbi director chris wray was adamant that the mistakes did not change the outcome of the investigations. he admitted though that the report requires all fbi employees to take a hard look at themselves. fbi director christopher wray acknowledging the blistering assessment of that new inspector general report. >> the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or even disregard for policy. >> reporter: the inspector general concludes former fbi director james comey should have never held that press conference without telling his bosses at the justice department he was going to recommend that hillary clinton should not be charged in the e-mail probe. >> they do not know what i'm about to say. >> reporter: the inspector general called that decision extraordinary and insubordinate. at that infamous pre conference comey also criticized clinton. >> they were extremely careless.

>> reporter: those comments, the report said, violated long-standing department practice of not criticizing suspects who are not charged. the inspector general also found that comey had used a personal e-mail account to conduct unclassified fbi business. this irony was not lost on hillary clinton who sarcastically tweeted, but my e-mails. and on comey's decision to announce that he was re-opening the clinton e-mail probe just 11 days before the election, the former director is accused of rejecting long-standing department policy of not making announcements close to the end of election campaigns. comey said he did the best he could, suggesting he was trying to avoid the appearance of bias. >> given what i knew at the time, these were the decisions that were best calculated to preserve the values of the institutions. >> reporter: this morning the president was firing back, basically calling the fbi's past leadership a disgrace. >> the top people were horrible. you look at what happened.

they were plotting against my election, probably has never happened like that in terms of intelligence, in terms of anything else but they were actually plotting against my election. >> reporter: president trump is referring to two senior fbi officials who exchanged a series of anti-trump messages during the campaign. the report found that while the two were biased against trump, their negative attitudes about the president did not affect the outcome of any investigations. the president clearly wants one of them fired. amy. >> we saw the president speaking moments ago on a wide range of topics, saying, kim jong-un speaks and his people sit up at attention. i want my people to do the same. that comment getting a lot of reaction and abc's sekyra phills is there and he asked him about his former lawyer, michael cohen. >> reporter: i did. i asked him that question that everyone wants to know,

mr. president, do you think michael cohen will flip on you and he said no. >> i always liked michael. i haven't spoken to michael in a long time. >> is he still your lawyer? >> no, he's not my lawyer. >> i just want to know -- >> excuse me. >> i want to know if you're worried that he's going to cooperate with federal authorities. >> i'm not worried because i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: as you know, michael cohen is under investigation for possible criminal charges. documents, devices, even recordings were seized in those raids. we still don't know for sure if anything that was swept up in those raids could implicate the president. the president also facing a legal battle over his charity.

>> reporter: the president tweeting, the sleazing new york democrats doing every they can to sue me. the charity gave out more money than it took in. i won't settle this case. the suit accusing them of illegally using funds from the donald trump foundation to pay legal bills, promote trump's hotels, support his presidential campaign and even spend $10,000 on a portrait of himself, later hung on the walls of one of his golf clubs. the most damning allegations involving this iowa fundraiser that candidate trump staged instead of participating in a debate. that event raking in $2.8 million for the trump foundation. >> we love our vets. >> reporter: the lawsuit citing this e-mail from campaign manager corey lewandowski, requested the foundation to make grants in iowa just days before the caucuses, asking, is there any way we can make some disbursements from the proceeds

of the fund-raiser this week while in iowa? this isn't a criminal case and there are no criminal charges but this could sting because the lawsuit seeks to shut down the foundation, force the president and his kids to pay nearly $3 million in restitution. also, it makes sure that they never lead a nonprofit for at least a decade. robin. >> we'll talk more about this with our chief legal analyst dan abrams who's also in washington. we heard there, dan, that the president believes this is politically motivated. >> the allegation is that this was effectively a shell foundation, that the treasurer didn't even know that he was the treasurer, that there were no employees. the attorney general is saying he was using the funds from the foundation to, as kyra points out, support campaign costs, legal fees, et cetera. there are very specific rules

and laws that exist when you have a not for profit organization and you're simply not allowed to intermingle funds. you're not allowed to use it for other things and that's going to become the legal question here. >> as kyra also pointed out, this is a civil case. >> that's right. for now this is just civil, meaning money damages to prevent the family from ever serving as leaders of foundations in new york at least for the next year or in donald trump's case, for ten years, pay restitution. but the attorney general has also referred this for example to the irs and federal election commission, so there could be in the future possible state or federal charges but for now this is just civil. >> let's turn to the justice department's report that was very critical of the former fbi director. what's your bottom line on this, dan? >> so, this is a very long report, ndwath t clinton e-mail -- the clinton e-mail investigation went forward. and the only sort of declarative

finding of wrongdoing was with regard to james comey. and how he went about doing what he did. meaning the announcement he made in june, the announcement that he made in october of 2016 and it wasn't just that he made the announcement, it was what he said about hillary clinton. the rest of it talks about the appearance of bias, possible bias, et cetera, but that's a different issue. >> we'll see how it impacts the fbi's reputation. dan, thanks very much. michael. >> thank you, robin. now to that urgent manhunt for a highway shooter in seattle. police looking for the gunman who opened fire on four cars and now we're hearing the 911 calls from that chilling incident. abc's will carr is on the scene in seattle. >> reporter: overnight, newly released 911 calls from drivers details the terrifying moments just after bullets ripped through their windshields, windows and doors on a busy

seattle highway. >> what makes you say someone shot at you? >> well, i have two bullet holes in my windows. >> reporter: authorities say a shooter unloaded on four cars wednesday from the side of the road. >> did you hear any gunshots? >> all i heard was a pow when it went through my windshield and glass everywhere. >> reporter: amazingly, no one was hurt. authorities stormed the area, shutting down the highway and a runway at nearby sea-tac airport, but the suspect got away. detectives now canvassing this neighborhood with metal detectors searching for shell casings they're hoping will connect them to the gunman. >> does it appear the shooter was targeting specific drivers or was this totally random? . it's indicating that it was random because none of these four vehicles had anything to do with each other except they were driving on the same freeway at the same time. >> reporter: authorities are running ballistic tests to find out what gun was used. they're investigating if there's a l link to another report of shots fired earlier this month.

michael. >> thank you so much for that. robin. we have that triumphant return to the baseball field. louisiana congressman steve scalise back in action exactly one year to the day since he was shot while practicing for the congressional baseball game suffering life-threatening injuries. before taking the field he tweeted this photo saying, i'm back in the game, and it didn't take long for him to find success on the field. the very first pitch, a grounder, right to scalise. he fields it, throws it out to first for the first out, and is mobbed by his teammates. a joyous moment but turned out to be one of the few highlights for the republicans. final score 21-5. ouch. >> at least they had that moment. >> and a great moment it was. >> we'll turn to ginger who has more on those wildfires that are still burning out west and now a threat for flash flooding. that's the thing, amy. we'll go extreme drought conditions all the fires burning and then flash flooding this weekend so here i want to ire, 91 acs

burned. some of the evacuations now lifted. ramona, california, you have the hope fire. only 55 acres, now 100% contained but it is one of so many fires burning and we got the new drought monitor in yesterday, the four corners region, exceptional drought. that is the highest level, and then on the map, you're seeing a place like durango that has had an inch and a half of rain or less since the beginning of the year. now in a flash flood watch. you go, okay, what's about to change? this is about to change. what's left of bud is moving through mexico and it's out of the pacific now and will pour like a fire hose on parts of new mexico up into colorado and certainly into arizona. phoenix and tucson haven't seen any rain since the beginning of march. all right. a lot more to tell you about but first the weekend getaways by old navy. so the hottest air of the

so the hottest air of the season coming from chicago to the east coast this weekend, so just keep in mind when it gets that hot you get storms and this

time lapse really showcases -- look at the people running at the bottom. it's a time lapse. but still -- >> i thought they were really fast. >> no. you guys, mid-90s by monday here. >> it happened so fast, the storms when they come in. >> it does, and that's the thing. they use the heat of t so go out as bright sunny skies and that's how storms form so that's how they always form. keep it in mind. >> thank you, ginger. coming up, we have the "stranger things" star deleting twitter after vicious cyberbullying. the memes attacking millie bobby brown and the response this morning. how hypnosis may have helped a decade old cold case. what this woman suddenly remembered about being attacked and the suspect now facing charges. and take a look at this. the stunt that has the internet buzzing. a bear in a car playing an instrument. it's real. it's not a start to a bad joke. we'll be right back. ke. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you.

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about it. some people are calling this animal abuse because these bears are trained but certainly a spectacle in russia. good news for the superhero secret "the incredibles 2" soaring to success trending overnight as it hit theaters smashing fandango's record for highest presales for an animated movie topping "finding dory" and we have been waiting 14 years for this movie so there is a ton of excitement. i remember my kids were babies at the time when we were watching it so it's exciting to see it happen again. >> apparently it's worth the wait. >> it is. we'll continue with "stranger things" breakout car millie bobby brown, a victim of cyberbullying, quitting twitter after she was attacked online with hurtful memes. adrienne bankert is here. she has that story for us. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you too,obin. most eve post expressing just a joke that no one's really buying but it's enough to make the 14-year-old say enough is enough and it's simply not funny. she's known for battling evil with her superhuman powers on "stranger things." >> no more.

>> reporter: but off screen millie bobby brown is the target of bizarre cyberbullying that isn't only strange but completely based on lies. the 14-year-old shut down her twitter account wednesday after being flooded by posts using the #takedownmilliebobbybrown. there are twitter users posting fake stories and memes falsely depicting brown as homophobic and islamophobic, one writing she saw him wear a gay flag pin and scoffed in disgust and pushed him to the ground. but others immediately came to brown's defense. a user tweeting she's just a kid. your twisted humor has the opposite intended effect on her and her following. >> it's the huge double-edged sword of social media. in this case with millie bobby brown, people may forget she's only 14 years old. this ia loh,therr not shs us >> reporter: brown, who has used her platform to speak out about social issues, has been a vocal supporter of the lgbtq

community. >> millie bobby brown has done quite a bit for the lgbtq community. at the mtv movie and tv awards she wore this ampersand pin which is about our together movement at glaad which is about all marginalized people coming together. >> reporter: brown is not the first to leave social media after being a target of online harassment. in 2016 leslie jones quit twitter for two days after she received racist and bigoted slurs online and "star wars" actress kelly marie tran deleted her instagram after her page was hit with racist and sexist comments. even if most people don't believe those trolling, her fans say it can still be damaging. brown and her reps have not commented beyond shutting down the account. again, she's only 14. >> a kid. >> yeah, a lot of people outraged over this. it's ridiculous. >> thank you so much, adrienne. we appreciate it. now to a dramatic rescue in ohio. a young woman swimming and then sucked into a dam miraculously saved by a fisherman who jumped

in to pull her out, and abc's erielle reshef is here with more on that story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. this is a remarkable case of the right place at the right time. a late night on the water for that fisherman quickly turning into a daring rescue as he rushed into dangerous water to save that teen. >> i'm over here at the charles hill dam, and one of my friends just got sucked down. >> reporter: around 2:20 a.m. authorities say 18-year-old regina williams was swimming in an ohio lake with friends when she was suddenly sucked into the undercurrent of a dam. >> where is she at? i need to know. >> she is right into the gutter. there's no way we can get down to her. >> reporter: the force of the water sweeping her helplessly downstream. >> i think someone fishing down here just found her. >> okay, where is she? tell me where she is. >> we found her.>> rr: jar timms fishing near the spillway spotted williams in distress and instinctively jumped to her rescue. >> i don't think there even was a decision. i just went. i mean i just threw in my pole

and just went straight in. >> reporter: managing to swim her to shore where he immediately started cpr. >> i was giving her cpr. i was still waist deep in water. >> reporter: emergency crews arriving moments later. williams then rushed to the hospital. >> how many people are out here at 2:15 in the morning that know cpr? >> reporter: williams now in critical condition. her family telling abc affiliate wews, they want to thank timms for his heroic action. >> i hope they're able to get her to come back around and she's all right. >> reporter: experts say dams can form extra strong currents and whirlpools in the water that can drown people walking, swimming and boating. especially after heavy rains. authorities say that fisherman's actions, guys, was nothing short of a miracle. >> makes you feel so comforted there are still people like that in the world. >> people that will risk themselves to save someone else. >> erielle, thank you. >> very brave. thank you. coming up, how hypnosis may have solved a decade old mystery. a woman attacked in her home forgetting everything. what she suddenly remembered and

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>> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. this case has so many twists and turns. it's believed that that young woman, brittany marcelle, new her assailant but was beaten so severely by that mystery man his identity remain locked away in her memory. police investigate about 50 people over the years then they try hypnosis, and it takes nearly a decade before a lead suspect is found, and when they knock on his door, they find that he is a loving father of three young kids. brittany marcelle was a vibrant and carefree 17-year-old girl hoping to be a tv reporter one day until that fateful thursday in september 2008. >> what is your name? >> diane marcell. >> reporter: the teen's mother arriving home to find her being beaten and a man standing over her holding a shovel. >> is your daughter breathing? s's brehi but m. consousn>> reporter: she's rushe hospital. her skull badly fractured. at the scene among the evidence

is a single drop of blood. a calling card inadvertently left behind by whoever did it. brittany survives but her memory doesn't. investigators go years with no firm leads until this apparent breakthrough. a psychologist trying hypnosis. this is the moment brittany begins to relive the attack. >> tell me what's happening. >> he's -- he's hurting me. >> how? >> with a stick or something big. i'm bleeding. >> did he say anything? >> huh-uh. >> not a word? >> no. >> after that was done the doctor told me that she's going to probably start remembering rr: ts tl what hped.oveashe says she sttsememberin

>> she said, jodi, i remember the name justin hansen. she said, i remember working at the kiosk at the cottonwoo mall, and he would come by and visit me. >> reporter: that name leading detective jodi gonterman to this man, a doting father of four with no criminal record who used to visit brittany at the mall. >> when is the last time you saw brittany in relation to when the attack happened? >> probably at the mall. i have seen her at the mall. >> reporter: detectives get hansen's dna after a discarded fast food cup and test it against that drop of blood found all those years ago. >> she handed me a folder. i opened it up and it was justin hansen's photo and she put match jumped up. i started screaming. >> reporter: hansen is arrested and charged but denies involvement. >> you did this to her. >> i didn't do that to her. >> reporter: today brittany and her mom are convinced it is him. >> memory is really fluid.

are you certain it's him? >> i'm 100% positive it's him. >> coming up tonight on "20/20" we'll hear about the other evidence or lack of evidence that justin hansen says proves he did not do it including fingerprints and other dna found at the scene. investigators say simply cannot be his. we'll also hear from justin hansen himself. >> and brittany's mother said she saw the attacker so was she able to identify him? >> she came home, saw the attacker wielding that shovel, saved her daughter's life, but when she was presented with a photo lineup of the possible assailants, she could not pick hansen out of that lineup. >> wow. >> totally misdescribed him. >> but through hypnosis, the daughter was able. >> she did come up with the right name of the person on that drop of blood. >> wow. >> but they can't actually connect him to the crime. >> you see, eyewitness testimony is the worst that there is. it's interesting to see what happens.

>> spoken like a crime expert. >> thank you so much. appreciate that, matt. >> you can see matt's full report tonight on "20/20" at 10:00 p.m. right here on abc. well, coming up, jimmy kimmel taking on senator ted cruz, wait a minute, on the basketball court. their twitter feud turning into a face-to-face showdown for a great cause. come on back. ck. . the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim).

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on saturday i will be in houston, texas to play a one-on-one game of basketball against senator ted cruz. so he challenged me to play. i guess he misses being humiliated by other men since he stopped running for president. >> ooh. jimmy kimmel last night. a little friendly trash talk. only with senator ted cruz as they get ready to face off in a one-on-one basketball game tomorrow in texas and settle their feud on the court. diane, this is something that is totally in your wheelhouse. >> forget lebron james and steph curry, there's a new basketball rivalry to settle and this one started just after the nba finals when jimmy kimmel compared cruz to a blobfish. cruz responded by challenging kimmel to a little game of one-on-one. and a few tweets later, the blobfish basketball classic was born. so the event happens tomorrow in houston, jimmy kimmel seems pretty excited. >> jimmy kimmel, the roundball phenom who dominated shaquille

o'neill. dunked zach randolph. schooled steph curry on a tricycle and shattered a backboard with one epic monster slam. >> and senator cruz has also been training hard as we saw in that initial video and did a little trash-talking of his own but i'm not sure either one will be helped by the trash talk on the court. >> it's a charity game. >> it is indeed. they were originally each playing for -- the winner would pay $5,000 for a charity. they decided to play for both charities so playing for the texas children's hospital and an education nonprofit in houston called generation one. >> there you go. that's how you settle it. >> really fun the way they've been going back and forth. >> you can't go there expecting to see good basketball. >> it's all for a good cause. cruz played basketball, and jimmy played the clarinet. >> there you have it. we have a breakfast

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natasha. >> thanks for tracking that, alexis. coming up, the headline on vitamin "d" and reducing the risk of colon cancer, especially in women, and what you can eat to add it to your kit. we'll have another abc news update in 30 minutes and always on our news

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father who didn't even know he had another son. the emotional moment they came face-to-face with our cameras rolling. ♪ don't stop the party and there's no party like a pitbull party because a pitbull party don't stop. he's firing up central park. get ready for mr. worldwide right here from the 305 and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ good morning, america. happy friday to everybody out there. great to have you with us this morning. it is great to have that man right there joining us, pitbull, mr. worldwide himself. >> that's right and the world has come to central park, it looks like. we have a huge audience in central park, the biggest this year, and they are fired up for

mr. worldwide. >> we cannot wait to get out there ourselves but first we begin with that breaking news overnight, a roller coaster derailing in florida sending two riders plunging more than 30 feet. others were trapped. victor oquendo is back and he has the latest. good morning again, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. firefighters in daytona beach race to rescue those riders who were trapped after those coaster cars derailed. the terrifying and chaotic scene unfolding overnight when cars on the roller coaster, known as the sand blaster, derailed. two riders in the front car were thrown 34 feet to the ground. they were rushed to the hospital as trauma alerts. firefighters rescuing ten trapped riders from a chain of three cars. some of them had to crawl their way to safety. six of them were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions, but they were conscious. people who were nearby said they heard a loud crash and when they rushed over they heard the screams of those panicked passengers. now there's an investigation to determine what caused that ride to derail. robin. >> everybody wants to know. all right, victor, thank you.

amy. breaking news for your viewers in the west. president trump speaking to cameras on the white house lawn this morning, blasting the fbi over that new report and praising the way people listen to kim jong-un. abc's kyra phillips was there and you asked him about his former lawyer, michael cohen. >> reporter: amy, the minute the president stepped out of the mansion i asked him the question everybody wants to know right now. mr. president, do you think michael cohen will flip on you, and he said no. >> i did nothing wrong. you have to understand, this stuff would have come out a long time ago. i did nothing wrong. >> is michael cohen still your friend? >> it's really nice -- >> is he still your friend? >> i haven't spoken to michael in a long time. >> is he still your lawyer? >> he's not my lawyer i always liked michael and he's a good person -- >> are you going to cooperate -- >> excuse me. you're asking me a question. i'm trying to answer. >> are you worried if he's going to cooperate with federal investigators? >> no. i did nothing wrong.

>> reporter: cohen, the president's long-time friend and fixer is under investigation for possible criminal charges. documents, devices, recordings were seized in those fbi raids and we don't know for sure if anything that was swept up in those raids could implicate the president in any way. as for michael cohen now, well, he tells me it's all just a waiting game. amy. >> kyra, thank you. robin. okay, now to breaking news as you eat your breakfast. kel log's has recalled more than a million cases of honey smacks cereal after the cdc and the fda warned it may be contaminated with salmonella. it affects 15.3 and 23-ounce boxes distributed throughout the country. check for a best if used by date from june 14th 2018 through june 14th, 2019. if your honey smacks has those dates, kellogg's says throw it

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come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." and you can see we have a great crowd here in central park. for our party in the park with mr. worldwide, pitbull, well, he's getting ready to turn up the heat on this stage but first, lara, you are bringing the heat with "pop news." >> i sure am. [ applause ] friday edition, everybody. a lot going on. so, this is interesting. while "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" are all about match making, apparently -- and ginger, you might know something about this. the real place to find love on

abc is "dancing with the stars." we've got another couple's alert. check out the cutest picture of the day. pro dancer val chmerkovskiy proposing to his girlfriend, fellow "dancing with the stars" pro, jenna johnson. congratulations, you two. as you can see she said yes. it happened in venice, italy. he posted these pictures and wrote to jenna, i can't wait to make you my wife. he is such a sweetheart. did you see this coming? >> oh, 100%. she was like my penny in "dirty dancing" where she helped me and they were dating then. they've been -- their chemistry is unbelievable and i've been waiting for this. i was ready for it. >> congrats to you, as well. good news comes, of course, after val's brother maks tied the knot and had a baby with another dancer, peta. who could forget that proposal between dancers sasha and emma? the talented couple was just married this past march. maybe it's something in the water. >> when you are nose to nose with somebody for that long, it's hard not to fall in love. >> and other parts to othe

nd clidatingouould e-- >>bsutely.t show. find a man. next up another man, zach galifianakis is back in the news. we haven't seen new episodes of "between two ferns" in quite a while so were psyched to watch him do what he does best with jerry seinfeld. take a look. >> actor, writer, comedian, producer. which of larry david's skills do you admire the most? >> i love that. the show is so good. >> brutal. >> but wait, there's more. zach then brings on a surprise guest, cardi b, amazing rapper which pushes jerry out of the main seat and onto a milk crate. watch this. >> i'm special. >> you are special but the most important thing is that you're relevant.

>> boy, this is a really different interview than the one i did. i'm not even between the ferns anymore. i don't even fit the description of the show. >> when i do another show called "to the right of the fern" you'll be the next guest. >> so good. >> because you're relevant. >> you can watch out the two comedians go at it "between two ferns" and to the right of them and finally jon bon jovi is getting into the wine business with his son, jesse, selling a rose they have named hampton water. >> i'm in. >> i'm in. >> bon jovi telling "the new york times" the tequila days of a rock 'n' roller are behind him and that he's now, quote, a wine guy. the father/son team say everyone drinks rose all day out in the hamptons and by the way everywhere else. they have a home out there and love the idea and said it just felt like a no-brainer. 23-year-old jesse handles sales, and dad works on the marketing. hampton water is actually made in the south of france and will retail for about $23 a bottle.

>> easy price point. >> there you go. >> do you think that we should have them on for a taste test? >> i think so. >> i think we should. it's only proper. >> i feel that -- >> next friday. good. >> next friday edition. >> next friday edition. give it up, everybody, for lara spencer. lara, thank you. great, as usual. >> thank you. now we'll go to our "gma" cover story, a warning before you hit the beach this summer. more than a thousand swimmers stung by jellyfish in florida this week alone. abc's gio benitez is at the beach in asbury park, new jersey with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. listen, jellyfish can really sneak up on you, right? when they do, it can hurt so this morning, we are taking a deep dive into this issue as you hit the beach this weekend. it's the perfect summer day. sun, surf and jellyfish? well, this is what people in florida are waking up to, slimy stinging jellyfish swarming their beaches. >> i was just swimming and as soon as i got out i had a burning sensation in my neck.

>> reporter: 28-year-old tonya's leg swelling and red. >> most painful thing i've ever felt. >> reporter: they are just 2 of more than 1,200 florida beachgoers stung by jelly fish just this week. those purple flags flying warning of dangerous marine life. even the lifeguards aren't immune. >> this week i've been stung a few times. if you absolutely do not want to get stung don't go in the ocean right now here in volusia county. >> reporter: captain tamra malfours of the beach safety ocean rescue say it's the result of a perfect storm of winds and currents. >> when you go in the water you don't see them at all until you feel the sting. >> reporter: an estimated 150 million people are stung by jellyfish every year. experts say that stinger loaded with venom can strike with an acceleration 100 times that of a bullet and depending on the type of jellyfish, punctures can range from mild to deadly. the likely culprit in florida, the moon jellyfish, more annoying than lethal and can often be treated on the spot. so how do you stop the burning?

>> you peed on yourself? >> ew! >> sorry, monica. not like that. experts say commonly thought remedies like urine, seawater and even ice can actually make it worse. instead reach for the white vinegar which neutralizes the toxins. >> we have gallons of it. probably 100 gallons of it on hand. >> reporter: but if you have trouble breathing, call 911. so really the best way to spot a bloom of jellyfish is actually from the sky, and we have a birds' eye view right now, but let's be honest. you're not going to have a drone over the water looking for some jellyfish so really when you're out there it's too late because you already have that jellyfish on you. it's already stinging you, so make sure that you're talking to a lifeguard before you get out into that water. michael, back to you. >> all right, thank you, gio. that's some great advice. ginger, i think you're the only person who voluntarily swims with jellyfish.

>> i did this. there were thousands of jellyfish, y'all. we have video from it. this was in palau and this was not -- this is not what everybody is swimming with in florida. those are jellyfish that can't sting because the last time, the ice age, they were separated, they had no people -- none of those people coming after them. they didn't have anything stinging them so they over time lost their ability to sting. no predators. >> that's my kind of jellyfish. the other kind, the stinging kind, not for me. >> it was like a natural lava lamp and felt like swimming in jell-o or what i imagine that feels like. >> i'll visualize that. thank you so much, ginger. over to you, lara. >> thank you so much, michael. we have a "gma" health alert for you. we know vitamin d is good for your bones. i a new study suggests it might lower your risk of colon cancer. people with higher levels of vitamin d were 22% less likely

to develop the disease. nutritionist maya feller has more. a big study, huge international study. what does it tell us about vitamin d? >> so this study found that there was an association between higher levels of vitamin d in your blood and colon cancer risk. the association was stronger for women than it was for men. however, they found that when both women and men were deficient they were 30% -- 31% more likely to have colon cancer. you know, colon cancer is the third most common cancer in the country. >> this is big. >> really huge. >> so we want to do a little true/false. you guys will help us out. you have your paddles. audience involvement here. we're going to ask a question. let us know what you think, true or false. here we go. first off, broccoli has more vitamin d than milk. true or false? >> absolutely false. but, you know, broccoli is healthy. however, it is not a source of vitamin d that you should be looking toward. >> all right. sorry, guys. now you know. important to know. all right, so spending time in the sun a recommended way to increase vitamin d? what do you guys think? true or false?

look, in the past, i know, sorry. in the past we used to say go sit in the sun but now with everything that we know about skin cancer it's not our first line. >> we're getting a "d" in our vitamin d lesson but learning and it's important. last thing i want to ask you is how much vitamin d do we need? what does it look like for us? >> the average american under the age of 70 needs 600 ius of vitamin d per day. this is four ounces of salmon right here. that's giving you your full recommendation for vitamin d. this is my absolute favorite. portobello mushroom, 950 ius. >> one delicious sandwich and you're done. >> totally done. and then here of course are supplements should you want. i'm always going to say talk to your dietician or doctor before you supplement. >> thank you so much. great information. audience, we thank you as well. >> back over to ginger. and we have some huge pitbull fans here, mylan and lisa. they're from ohio.

show us your moves. >> whoo. >> from jazzercise. >> we're jazzercisers from broadview heights. >> i love it. show us your fireball moves. go, go. we're all getting ready for pitbull whether good morning! i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. summer's on hiatus again, thanks to the cool sea breeze. in fact, it will b now as we gear up for father's day an incredible

moment 50 years in the making. a father meeting a son he never knew he had and, t.j., you are here with this incredible story and you were there the moment that they finally met. >> i've been in this business a long time. one of the coolest stories i'v ever seen. again imagine you're 70-something years old. you have lived your whole life. you have children, grandchildren, and you get a phone call that says, hey. we have never met, but i'm your son. >> this is life changing. it really is. >> reporter: tom is on edge. he's about to meet his son for the first time. a son that for 50 years he never knew he had. >> he wants to be embraced, well, he is my son so we're going to embrace him. >> reporter: james h hayes grewp in a loving midwestern home. his dad was a policeman. his mom, a waitress. there were no secrets in this house. >> i was always aware that i was adopted. i also have an adopted brother. we talked about it openly. >> reporter: in his 20s jim became curious about his biological parents. he reached out to the adoption agency, but they could only disclose a little information

about his birth mother. he found her, reached out, but she didn't want to meet him. >> i was a little bit perturbed like how could this be? i was probably more surprised than anything. i did ask her about the birth father and she wasn't willing to share anything. >> reporter: 20 years went by. jim and his wife had three kids but he always wondered. then just last year friends encouraged him to take a dna test with ancestry.com. it came back with unexpected results. >> it says, you know, father/child and i dig deeper and it says you are a match. this is your parent and it gives the initials but there's no name. >> it was a moment he had waited for his entire life. but now what? >> what do you do with initials? >> reporter: after months of internet research, he figured out that the initials t.n. stand for tom nuvelan, living in california, married for 44 years to wife susan with two children of their own. last march, jim gave his birth

father a call. >> susan picks up. i said, is tom there? >> he started asking questio. we're kind of, well, what's happening here? >> i said, well, you know, are you sitting down? >> and i said, why? >> well, it shows on ancestry.com that we have a father/son relationship and i'm not the father. long pause. >> right now even as i tell you it's like, what? >> he said immediately he didn't know. he wasn't shying away from the story line and the conversation but he was very surprised. >> and so i said i really need to ponder this or think about this a little bit. it was kind of like -- took us back -- took me back, both of us back. >> yes. >> reporter: tom had a brief relationship before he was married. apparently when they broke up she was pregnant and never told tom and gave baby jim up for adoption. tom and jim talked on the phone for months but couldn't wait to meet.

>> i have a great family now and, wow. >> reporter: three months after that first phone call father and son are meeting for the first time at jim's home along with some of their children and friends. >> as we stand here right now we are literally talking about minutes away from something 50 years in the making. what have you imagined? >> i think he's going to lose it so i just have to hold it togeer. >> now you know that about him already. he's an emotional guy. >> i'm just putting two and two together. >> jim, here we come. ready or not. we have a child for 50 years and didn't know about it. eroverwhelming.ke, wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> how are you doing? >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> for what?

>> reporter: a reunion 50 years in the making. >> i'm sorry you had to wait 50 years for this. i'm speechless. >> reporter: two families coming together as one. jim meeting the big family he never knew he had. >> it worked out the way maybe it was supposed to work out. we both had good lives and now we have a great chance of catching up and making new memories. >> my last thing i have to say is when i start calling him son. [ applause ] >> and, strahan, it's crazy to think he said that things worked out the way they were supposed to and the way they worked out was for these twoen not to know each other for 50 years. how can you ever say you were better off by not knowing your dad? but these two men see it as this was a part of life'soueynd w esera bran journe n a brand-ney. wh. and i want to say happy father's day to all the fathers we have here with us this morning.

and thank you guys for being here. we really appreciate it. and, t.j., i mean, happy father's day to you. >> yes. you know what, my daughter is running around the park somewhere. >> didn't want to spend the day with her dad. >> my girls are running around too all looking forward -- you know what they're here for, they're ready for the red hot pitbull. that's right. here in central park. mr. worldwide is coming up so stay with us. we'll be back with more "gma."

and good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." hey, on this friday, why not think about your plans for the weekend and the alameda county fair? they open this morning at 10:30 with the annual cattle drive through downtown pleasanton. there will be less walking this year because for the first time, the fair has a gondola to take you from one end of the fair to the other. and tonight, blue oyster cult is playing. the fair's open today through july 8th. alexis, i am seeing some horrifying times next to you. >> yeah. hopefully, you can take that gondola to get there, too. that would be nice, right, reggie? we've got some major issues around the fair there. westbound 580 just before eden canyon, we're down to just one lane blocked, but check that out. 2 hours, 43 minutes tracy to castro valley. all lanes finally back open

southbound 680, but dublin to mission boulevard, 2 hours, 3 minutes. it's brutal. >> i guess it's a good time to download some podcasts. all right, alexis, thank you. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at your forecast when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪

hey, good morning. we've made it to friday, and kind of left summer behind earlier in the week. temperatures right now in the 50s, a few 60s showing up in the east bay and the north bay where we're seeing a little more sunshine. watch out for the breezes if you're out on the water today. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast.

below average through father's day. a little drizzle possible that morning, too. reggie? >> okay, another ♪ welcome back to "gma." what a morning here in central park. we have an amazing crowd here for the one and only pitbull. here he is performing one of his greatest hits "fireball" with his dancers. take it away, pitbull. >> central park! new york, let's go. ♪ mr. worldwide to infinity you know the roof on fire we gon' boogie oogie oggie, jiggle, wiggle and dance ♪ ♪ like the roof on fire we gon' drink drinks and take shots until we fall out like the roof on fire ♪ [ muted ]

♪ now baby take off all your clothes, and light the roof on fire tell her, tell her ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby, baby i'm on fire i tell her baby, baby, baby, baby ♪ ♪ i'm on fire >> let's go. ♪ i'm on fire i say baby baby baby ♪ ♪ i conquered, i came this little chico on fire and he no liar while y'all slippin' ♪ ♪ he's runnin' the game now big bang [ muted ] in a nice little shade ♪ snow turned around ♪ ♪ and said walk this way i was born in a flame mama said that everyone ♪ ♪ would know my name i'm the best you never had if you think i'm burning out, i never am ♪ >> "gma," we on fire. put 'em up. put 'em up. ♪ i'm on fire i'm on fire i'm on

fire i'm on fire ♪ >> let's go. we on -- ♪ i'm on fire i'm on fire ♪ fireball >> let's go. let's go. ♪ baby baby baby you on fire i say baby baby baby baby i'm eye fireball ♪ ♪ sticks and stones may break my bones but i don't care ♪ ♪ what y'all say cause as the world turns, y'all boys gon' learn that chico right ♪ ♪ here don't play that boy's from the bottom, bottom of the map m.i.a u.s.a ♪ [ muted ] ♪ on the booty and she turned around and said walk this way ♪ ♪ i was born in a flame mama said that everyone would know my name i'm the best you never had ♪ ♪ that's right ♪ if you think i'm burning out i never am we on fire everybody here we on fire ♪

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now this is how we cook on the grill. to learn more, go to goodmorningamerica.com/block party. and for now kids fro good morning on this friday. look at my accuweather 12-hour planner, full of sunshine after the morning hours and temperatures below average. 50s at the coast, 60s and 70s hey, guys, espn the magazine is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its body issue. later this month it comes out and "gma" has an exclusive sneak peek at two of the athlete tass are going to be featured. we've got olympic figure skater and "dancing with the stars" champ adam rippon looking good and the new york giants new running back saquon barkley, the entire body gallery debuts on espn.com on june 25th. can't wait to see. of course, tasteful but from the

kids up to robin with a little -- john travolta. >> we love the kids behind you and all the money they're raising for cancer. >> unbelievable. so big. >> you want to keep this party going? >> i do. >> because the song that we have coming up is in the new movie "gotti." you know about that. >> i do. i love that. this is my favorite song, ladies and gentlemen, pitbull "don't stop the party." ♪ y'all having a good time ♪ don't stop the party ♪ yeah yeah que no pare la fiesta ♪ ♪ don't stop the party ♪ i'm running through the world like i'm running back scarface, world's mine running back ♪ ♪ 30,000 people went here on me 80,000 in london wembley 90,000 morocco, and i'm just getting warmed up, papo ♪ ♪ catch me with redone in

stockholm, beirut cafe getting my drink on mole ♪ ♪ we're how to put the women here the hooka all of them sweet azucar, azucar dale disfruta ♪ ♪ they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party ♪ ♪ they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party ♪ ♪ i said, y'all having a good time out there ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta don't stop the party ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta don't stop the party ♪ ♪ i'm from the city where they stress and they sleep real bad ♪ ♪ and now i'm doing shows in helsinki finland ♪ ♪ i know what ya'll thinking you're thinking that you can out think the king ♪ ♪ but you can't frankly i'm out for the benchies frankies, chinos ♪ ♪ just cause you ain't me don't hate me as a matter fact you should thank me ♪

♪ even if you don't you're welcom yankees zig-a zig-a zig-a zig-a ♪ ♪ who got the key of the world now, yours truly ♪ ♪ they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party ♪ ♪ they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party they can't, they won't they never will, stop the party ♪ ♪ i said, y'all having a good time out there ♪ >> let's go. ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta don't stop the party ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta don't stop the party ♪ ♪ imma give it to ya ah ah now give it to me ah ah ♪ ♪ imma give it to ya ah ah now give it to me ah ah ♪ ♪ imma give it to ya ah ah now give it to me ah ah ♪ ♪ get funky, get funky now stop i said y'all having a good time out there ♪ >> let's go. ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la fiesta don't stop the party ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah que no pare la

fiesta don't stop the party ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. irresistible since 1950.

♪ we're here with pitbull and john travolta here in the park. for a party. we don't want to stop the party but we want to talk to you. > got it keep it going. >> us four right now. y'all the party. all over america all over the world. new york, let them know we're ng out here in central park. [ cheers and applause ] let's go. >> this is legit.

you are a huge pitbull fan. >> he's my favorite. i love him. >> honor to be able to work with john travolta on the "gotti" film and to be able to do the score and a song for it. with leona lewis, i appreciate it. >> i'm privileged and honored you did it. >> but, pitbull, when you get the call that they want you to compose a score of this movie, what goes through your head. >> man to be honest i'm still trying to figure it out. you know we got the opportunity and it was the first of its kind so like anything else i'm a big believer in just -- let me tell you nike has a great slogan, just do it. you step into it. you don't know what may happen, you modify and pivot and find ways to no matter what make it happen. let's just say that. the word in impossible is possible and let me tell you, we possible. >> it's infectious. >> i know. i'm ready to go. >> you feel that positive energy when you're around him. >> it's so contagious, it's unbelievable. i mean, he just injects life and

spirit into everybody. >> positivity. >> we got to enjoy life. man, it's a short ride. >> you got to enjoy life but the one thing i must say is, john, everybody is around you, everybody cannot wait to work with you, man. what is it about yourself, though? i. >> just stuck around a long time. >> oh, no, no, no. >> hard work pays off. >> it does. >> when i was watching on the red carpet working everything yesterday and everything he's been doing for the movie and across the world just goes to show you bottom line, hey, the harder you work the luckier you get, that's it. >> i agree with that. >> and you're so busy, man, you got a crazy busy summer coming up. >> thank god for that. i'm going to be on tour, britney gave me an amazing opportunity to open for her in europe. we have our own tour coming up this summer. hey, if it wasn't for the fans, knere would be no pitbull on the to show love. i'm from the mississippi gulf coast. >> hey, one time for the mississippi, right.

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counsel's investigation into collusion with russia in the trump campaign. manafort ran the campaign just before and just after the nominatining convention. this stems before his time with the campaign, and we want to make that very clear. he was brought in by trump's children who wanted a change from lewandowski. manafort is one of the highest ranking campaign aides to face charges. he is facing charges related to money laundering, bank fraud and others. he is pleading not guilty. i want to go to pierre thomas in washington for the very latest, and pierre, judge amy berman jackson is making it clear she does not trust paul manafort to follow the guidelines of his house arrest, and this may be one of the biggest developments so far in this case. >> reporter: she took the allegations of obstruction of justice seriously. the notion that he was reaching out to witnesses and that is what the prosecution, and the

special counsel's office is he was reaching out to witnesses trying to influence their testimony. one of the witnesses according to the prosecution said that manafort was trying to sub born perjury. the judge took that seriously. she said he will be detained, pending trial. she said it was a very difficult decision, but she basically said that manafort had not been treating the case seriously enough, and that she has reason to believe that he has been committing crimes and would continue to do so, tom. >> and pierre, many of manafort's friends said they believe this entire case because it predates the campaign is about putting pressure on manafort to give up what could be potentially damaging information on the president. >> reporter: they are playing hardball, putting pressure on manafort through the myriad of charges filed against him, but it's important to point out to our viewers that these charges stem from allegations of actions that took place after a

superseding indictment was levied against manafort. they claimed that after those charges were filed, manafort reached out to at least two witnesses, tried to contact them, did communicate with them, and then tried to get them -- according to the government -- to change their potential testimony. >> i want to go to our chief legal analyst, dan abrams. we understand he will be detained pending trial, and that could lead us to believe that he is possibly on his way to jail? >> yeah. i mean, meaning that when this decision is made in all likelihood, it means he won't leave the courtroom a free man, and, you know, remember though, when it. cos to t co -- comes to the purposes of bail or bond, you know, there are two things you're trying to do. number one, you're trying to make sure a person shows up, and number two, you're trying to make sure that the terms of their release are abided by, and the focus here is really on number two. there is no indication thus far

that manafort is going to flee. the concern is that simply he has not been abiding by the terms of his bail, and so that means that now he is going to be held. they can appeal this. they can try to get the judge to change hurt mind down the road, but, you know, it doesn't look good. for now, this means that paul manafort is going to jail. >> i want to read you quotes from the judge's decision. she said, i struggle with this decision, and i have no appetite for this in the end. i can't turn a blind eye to these allegations. clearly the special counsel's evidence that he had violated the house arrest and possibly had done some witness tampering was very clear. >> and i think it's important to note. you hear a lot of people saying, you know, how much pressure manafort is being put on by the special counsel, that people are trying to get him to flip or to talk. you know, i think it's simpler than that, which is i think this is the special counsel going by the letter of the law and

saying, look. one of the terms of your release was that you wouldn't reach out to any other potential witnesses, and not only did you do that, you tried to influence, according to the special counsel's office, that witness. now i think that this is not about trying to get manafort to flip as much as it is to simply forcing manafort to abide by what were the terms of his release. >> thank you for your analysis. pierre thomas has new reporting. let's go back to him. >> reporter: we have some color from the courtroom. the marshals led manafort away from the court, and he returned to his wife after he waved to her and gave her his belt, wallet and those items. he is clearly likely going to jail today. >> pierre, you have been covering this from the get go, from when the charges first came down back in october of 2017. how big is this day right now on what's happening to paul manafort? >> reporter: clearly, he was a former chain chairman for the trump campaign.

clearly a very senior official now facing serious charges. today, being led to jail pending trial. this is extremely unusual for a white collar suspected criminal to be held pending trial, and the judge just said that his flight risk has multiplied, and she put that together in this decision. >> we have reached out to the president's attorney, and so far, no response yet. we want to go to the white house. kyra phillips is standing by. you spoke with the president today. he has been on his own campaign since the charges first came down against paul manafort saying he had very little to do with the campaign. that is not necessarily true because he had an important role just before the convention and just after the convention making sure he secured the nomination. what is the president saying today? >> reporter: well, let me get back to that in just a second. this is coming out right now, tom. actually, i can tell you that sources close to the trump legal team -- this is being told to

abc news right now -- sources close to the trump legal team are stunned by the manafort decision. stunned by the manafort decision, and you mentioned the gaggle that happened here today. that was unprecedented. that has never happened before. the president has never walked out from the mansion and stood behind where we all go live and actually talked to the press for 20 minutes, tom. it was quite remarkable, but in the interview, i did ask him in that short gaggle i should say, do you think that manafort should go to jail? it's the only time he turned away from me and didn't answer my questions. a couple of other questions were thrown out. i will tell you as trump has been trying to distance himself from manafort lately, he did tell all of us as a group that his former chairman, quote, had nothing to do with our campaign. he also went on to say that paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. he worked for me, me, what?

49 days or something? he actually served as you mentioned on trump's campaign for nearly six months in 2016. the president's saying 49 days or so. the president also saying today he has not spoken to paul manafort. tom? >> kyra phillips with that new reporting. we thank you. a large development. president trump's former campaign chairman from the trump campaign now on his way to jail. we'll return now to regular programming. in some starts of the country, that will be "good morning america." there will be a wrap-up on "world news tonight," and you can get that and all of our updates in realtime at abcnews.com. i'm tom llamas in new york. new york. have a good day. >> announcer: this has been a >> announcer: this has been a special re at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and me about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. ♪ ♪

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and good morning on this friday. it's 8:59. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." meteorologist mike nicco has a look at your forecast. what can we expect? >> a lot of sunshine, reggie, but tempered by the sea breeze once again. we have a few leftover clouds and those will dry up and there will be a few along the coast, but expect a lot of sunshine. the big key today, look how breezy it will be on the coast and the bay. and look at the temperatures from 60s at the coast to 80s inland. we won't see the 90s again until tuesday and thursday, and barely. alexis? okay, sounds good, mike. i want to follow up on our major trouble spots this morning in the tri-valley. we still have one lane blocked westbound 500 before eden canyon with a flipped semi. crews are saying should be open any minute now, but check out that backup, 12 miles all the way to state route 84. southbound 680 fully back open now but jammed up to 580.

4 miles an hour. 84 trying to recover as well. >> been quite a morning for >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan."