enjoy every part of this, mike. >> so you're telling me women. but men a gradual decline in their fertility as they age. and it's harder to father good morning, america. newsroom rampage. children. and they're more likely to have >> emergency response. capital gazette. children with health problems. >> a gunman storms a small a lot of the genetic maryland newspaper killing five. those victims -- journalists, abnormalities are thought to come from the paternal side, not the maternal side. editors, and mentors. >> this was a targeted attack on >> what age does that kick in? "the capital gazette." >> well, for men, it's thought >> the killer now in custody. to occur later for men than for women, 40s and 50s. that's the science and data. culturally we see celebrity dads what we're learning about his all the time and makes it seem years-long vendetta against the paper and the witnesses speaking like it's not a big deal. it's pretty commonplace but we do have to remember just as women go through menopause and out. it's a funny term, right? we're live on the scene this morning. race against time. more than a thousand people now with the word "men" in there. searches for this young soccer team trapped in a cave for six days. men go through a similar thing called andropause. >> if men are concerned about american military on the scene as rescuers drill a hole into the side of the cave trying to infertility, what should they think about? alisut there are basic men find them. severe storms tear across the country. things, do not smoke. it's bad for fertility for women, and for men. they want to try to avoid -- more than 450 storm reports from heat. montana to florida. this massive tornado closing in putting laptops on your lap, bad for male fertility. snajaisbut s

on a home. and that boat caught in a waterspout down south. >> oh, my god. >> lightning nearly striking this police officer. now those storms are on the move as the east braces for a heat to be a proactive thing for men wave. just like it is for women. that's why i'm so glad we're talking about it. >> jen ashton, thanks very much. over to ginger. yes, george, this crowd, though, my goodness and i've got you ready to see your mama? okay. >> dramatic rescue. a couple of folks by me, this is >> child has been located. >> the moment a 2-year-old lost miss daisy love. alone in the woods for 18 hours and temperatures topping 90 the little puppy. degrees. how these police cadets just two so sweet. weeks into training thankfully i think florence and the machine brings out the fun. this is jules, this is sage and i am so envious of their hair. found her. i seriously would love to do that with my hair. and good morning, america. we want to get right to that tragic mass killing in annapolis. that was the scene right after the shooting there. you see an officer trying to comfort a woman. so much surprise and shock in that small community. >> yes, absolutely. this is what we know right now. at least five people were killed and two others injured. the suspect is now in custody. the victims include a dedicated sports reporter, a sales

assistant. edito editors, and mentors. some of them at that newspaper for more than 20 years. >> and the journalists at that "capital gazette" defiant working through the night on [ cheers and applause ] this morning's paper covering their own tragedy. before our next story, this is getting ridiculous. gio benitez starts us off on the scene. in annapolis, good morning, gio. you guys got engaged on "gma" yesterday. you can't stay away. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. >> we can't stay away. yeah. we love you guys way too much. you showed that front page. the journalists there vowed to >> well, thank you very much. publish this paper today, but i >> congratulations. want to show you the opinion page, because it is intentionally blank. >> congratulations, again. >> thank you. there's just a few words there, we're going to tell you a today we are speechless and the names of those five victims. story about another couple. they're sharing their successful weight loss journey. together they lost 135 pounds. the urgent call for help this morning we'll focus on how they kept their healthy happened just after 2:30 p.m. lifestyle, even while on vacation. >> emergency response. erielle reshef is here with that. >> reporter: hey, there, george. we all know vacation can be a "the capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis. time where that diet goes right in just 60 seconds, local police out the window. but this couple already arriving on the scene. says even a getaway can't get them off track. they turned their lifestyle around and are turning that into tips for you. this cell phone footage shows it's the incredible picture being shared by so many online. terrified employees scrambling to get out. >> several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard. >> reporter: authorities

evacuating the office complex. chandra and gerald redwine going at least 170 trapped inside. from this. to this. they lost a combined 135 pounds exiting the building with hands raised. over the past four years. this week chandra showing photos inside the newsroom, reporters on her instagram account. she and her husband on a getaway and editors fled for cover, before the weight loss and after writing, vacation used to be an recalling the moments of terror excuse to eat any and everything i wanted. and anguish for those trapped inside as gunshots erupted. it also meant wearing a swimsuit phil davis, a court reporter, in front of people. and spending a lot of time described it as a war zone. pondering a way to get from the tweeting, there is nothing more water to my towel without anyone tear fig than hearing multiple looking. getting there wasn't easy. over the years she put on weight. at one point the scale reading 260 pounds. people get shot while you're until a turning point in her life. >> gerald and i decided we under your desk and then hearing wanted to have kids. the gunman reload. >> a summer intern begged for i said, i need to lose weight first. i was at least 100 pounds overweight. >> reporter: she started going shell. to the gym every day for a month tweeting active shooter. 888 bestgate. and then she tackled how to eat. please help us. the whole time joined and >> we have five confirmed supported by her husband. ano inries >> i joined weight watchers for a couple of months and learned how to seat. and saw even greater success with that. so we just kept rolling with it.

>> reporter: now we know the names of the victims, wendi winters, a special publication >> we're a team so for me it was editor who described herself as a proud navy mom, editorial page support my wife and family. editor gerald fischman who worked for "the gazette" over 25 years as did john mcnamara, a so it's easy honestly. sports reporter, sales assistant >> reporter: in nine months she lost 60 pounds and managed to maintain that weight after she had her two boys ages 1 and 4 rebecca smith had just started at the paper. and since then, she has lost an and cap dital editor and report additional 55 pounds. gerald is down 25. so what is the secret to keeping weight off on vacation? rob hiassen, a mentor. chandra has three big tips. first, stay near a kitchen. and his brother carl writing an >> gives you the ability of knowing that at least a good percentage of your meals are going to be on track with what emotional post on facebook, he your intentions are. spent his whole gifted career as a journalist and he believed >> reporter: preplan meals profoundly in the craft and mission of serving the public's including snacks. right to know the news. >> we buy all our favorite the attack on the journalists shaking the annapolis community snacks. including law enforcement officials who rushed in to help. we put them in little baggies or >> we have friends at the containers. capital newspaper. >> reporter: try to stay active. we speak with these men and >> for us that means taking our women on a daily basis to get running shoes along with us on vacation. stories out that are important to the citizens of this county. >> reporter: and even after the >> and the redwines say don't skip the treats entirely. while you're away pick two meals tragedy, "the capital gazette" that are an indulgence, after staff committed to continuing all, it is vacation. their jobs, keeping their >> makes a lot of sense. community informed. thanks. >> something like this might

happen in afghanistan or iraq. >> gotta have fun, too. let's go over to lara. >> thank you so much, george. you don't expect it to happen in we'll go now to our series, "get the job." it's all about helping you get a sleepy office across the street from the local mall. ahead in the workplace. but we're still putting out a earlier this week, newspaper. our friends at "shark tank" helped two women get raises. now this morning one of the most successful working mothers tory >> reporter: and just a note about one of those victims, rob burch is helping other moms get back to work, and our chief hiassen. business correspondent, re just yesterday before he went to work he left a birthday package jarvis, is here to explain how. for his wife at home. >> reporter: hey, lara, good and he said she should open it. morning. we know so many moms who are going through this right now. she should open it right then and there. she said, no, she wanted to wait until he was home from work, and of course, that never happened. george? it can feel like it's an uphill battle. but consider this. >> thank you, gio. we're joined now by keith tory burch herself took years off from the workforce to care for her family cyphers, he was in the building before launching her iconic brand and this morning she's when the shooting went down helping moms of all backgrounds find their own path back to yesterday. work. we asked moms across the country thanks for joining us. so glad you're okay. i know you were working right what are the biggest obstacles across the hall from "the capital gazette." tell us what you saw and heard. they're facing as they try to >> yes, thank you, george. reenter the workforce? >> i hope the gap on my resume won't prevent me from landing a job i truly love. my office, the sales office i >> i definitely need some help. it's been a while. i'm nervous about being out in work in, is right ac"theross cat orter: we invited two women to a coaching session with

one of the most successful moms in america, tory burch. when you were getting back into the workforce, what was your biggest fear at the time? they have a glass-front door. the place for my desk is >> i had to start from scratch. situated. starting over is hard. i can just kind of lean to the left and see directly from where i'm sitting all the way into their lobby and i was on the i knew that taking time off to phone with a client when i heard be a stay-at-home mom was very this noise, this incredibly loud important, but also my career was important. noise. so loud that i knew something >> this is my favorite picture. was wrong. i thought maybe something had -- >> like an explosion? right here. >> reporter: trisha is a >> like an explosion, yeah, i mean, it was more than a noise. stay-at-home mom, would like to i could feel it in my chest and get back to work. but it's been ten years since so i leaned out, i leaned out her last job. >> we're a military family and i have two beautiful girls, erin and emily. emily has a fatal blood disease, so our family deals with a lot from my desk as i often do to look out into the hall and into of stress due to her health. >> what do you want to learn from tory? "the cap dal gazette" office and >> how to interview, write a resume after ten years. the door was gone. how to make myself presentable their door was gone shattered in a million pieces on the ground in the hallway and there was a for potential employers. man. there was a man who was holding a shotgun, a black shotgun, and >> let's go in the house. he had it up. >> reporter: heather left her marketing job to spend more time at home with her daughters but is ready to jump back in. he had it braced against his chest, and he was moving through the lobby. >> after having built a successful career in marketing trying to do something different with my career will be a he was moving through the lobby of "the capital gazette" office challenge. pointing the shotgun deeper into >> reporter: we sent both women the office. to meet tory.

first up, trisha. >> did it seem like he was targeting specific people? >> i started my career off as a >> you know, i don't know. teacher. it's impossible for me to say if he was targeting specific >> reporter: tricia discovering a valuable talent.ouetnd ie ga people. but he absolutely looked like he was targeting things inside the office. his gun was up, he was moving i work ee eed with the aneem rm laterally, you know, he was moving while aiming into the office. and, i mean, he looked like someone who was comfortable holding that weapon, and was aiming it towards things with the intent of shooting them. research fund for the disease my daughter has. >> was he saying anything? >> it's amazing because not many people love to fund-raise. that sets you apart a bit. >> i have more volunteer hours >> i don't know if he said than classroom hours. how do i put it on paper? >> i wouldn't reference you have anything or not. more of this kind versus that. i mean, as soon as i saw him, i i would say, this is what i have ducked back behind my desk and i learned over the last ten years. and these are the skills i have. fund-raising is a skill set. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: now it's heather's dialed 911. turn. >> changing courses and building and the police dispatcher was a case for a company to hire me incredible. without that direct employee the police arrived there very, very quickly. engagement experience might be a i think within a couple of minutes of my making that phone challenge. call, the police were there. >> i would work on some of the talking points around that. i'm sure many other people working in marketing, it's a lot called, as well. of skills you need for human i heard some indistinct yelling resources. coming from their office while i and i think that's going to be was on the phone with the police officer. very important. it's people skills.

>> reporter: both women walking away with renewed confidence. and then i heard a series of what are some of the biggest things you have arom gunshots, more gunshots. five or six. >> the last few years haven't again, boom, boom, boom. been a waste. loud, powerful gunshots coming from that office. my vision for raising money can >> from the way you describe it bring me to places. it doesn't seem like a guy that >> her advice was really get my was out of control at all. talking points together about knew exactly what he was doing. how my skills from doing marketing are transferable to >> no. this new field to give myself an no, george. that is precisely correct. he did not look like someone who edge. was out of control. he looked like someone who was comfortable with what he was [ cheers and applause ] >> way to go, trisha and heather. they're awesome and thank you to doing. >> i can't imagine what was tory burch for that. going through your mind as you >> she is fabulous. we'll find out if our audience is ready to go back to watched all this go down. work. you guys all have true and false >> well, i mean it was terrifying. right? paddles. we're going to ask you questions. number one, what is the correct it was absolutely terrifying. answer here? should we put our most -- wait. wait. it was something that, you know, thae.sionalr su. p of course, i had never thought in a million years would happen to me. i think like a lot of people, i'd become kind of numb to gun violence in this country. >> i was -- it just seems to happen over and >> that is false. >> it's a bit of a trick over and over again. question. >> it is a bit of a trick things don't change, but you hear about it so often it's hard here's why, trisha came out and

to become -- it's hard to stay passionate about it. explained to tory she did all it's hard to stay excited about this volunteer work and fund-raising. it. when it happened to me, i could over the last decade. hardly believe it. she hasn't been a teacher in ten it was as if, you know, it was happening to somebody else or i years. you want to put that most relevant experience at the top, and that can be work experience was outside of, you know, or it could be volunteer outside of myself while it was happening. experience or it could be something else. >> keith, thank you for your time this morning. that's really important. glad you're okay. >> thank you, george. >> so whatever pertains to what you're going for. >> you know, it's so chilling to >> exactly, and your skill set. hear him describe a killer so >> that's great advice. okay, true or false. comfortable with what he was don't waste time on a cover letter. doing. >> and the way he said how you paddles up. true or false. don't waste your time on a cover become numb. letter. and i think that's what a lot of people are feeling. is that true or false. >> i like this. you cannot become number to this. there are a lot of falses. it is false and the reason you it cannot be the new normal. don't -- you do want to use a >> their determination to cover letter is because it's a great way to explain who you are publish that newspaper today speaks to their dedication to and what your value is to your future employer. that community that they serve. and it is really remarkable to see them out >> so much great advice. this morning with that print. and really relevant advice. as we saw police responded quickly to the shooting on the scene, about 60 seconds they thank you very much to you and were there. to tory burch. and they were prepared for this. take a look at the cover of for more from tory check out the series from rebecca "the worst advice i never took." i love that title. that's on goodmorningamerica.com. "the capital gazette" from coming up, florence and the

saturday. machine, ready to rock central park. the headline, preparing for the worst. so excited. police had just run an active shooter drill less than a week ago. let's go to abc's chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, in washington with more on the gunman and how they took him down. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. police say the suspect was specifically targeting the newspaper and came with a deadly plan. and carried it out in cold blood. in the midst of a mayhem an initial description of the alleged shooter as police race to the scene. >> all units, limit your transmissions. do we have any kind of intel on our shooter? >> white male with a ponytail. >> reporter: witnesses say the suspect, armed with a shotgun, had blasted through a glass door, entering the newsroom of "the capital gazette." two injured. and those five murdered. authorities said he had created a distraction apparently to make it difficult for victims and police, creating more chaos. >> it was actually canisters of smoke grenades that he used inside of the building when he entered. >> reporter: the county's top official said the suspect had put down his weapon and was hiding under a desk when

discovered by police. sources telling abc news there was initially difficulty identifying the suspect. because he had no i.d. or wallet. court records obtained overnight naming the alleged shooter as 38-year-old jarrod ramos, charged with five counts of first-degree murder. he had a history of conflict with the paper. >> this was a targeted attack on "the capital gazette." >> reporter: court records good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." all right, if you are flying today for the holiday weekend, revealed he had filed a lawsuit against the paper after it published an article reporting know that you will have a bunch of company. he had stalked a woman. tsa is predicting today could be records show ramos lost his defamation suit. the busiest flying day ever. they say the reason for the crowds is because the holiday falls in the middle of the week at the newspaper telling abc news that ramos next week. interesting. we're going to be tracking this threatened him four years ago. story throughout the day, but for now, alexis smith has >> there were times he said he traffic. good morning. wished i had stopped breathing. we have a sig alert for that to me, there can't be anything crash that involves five vehicles, including a semi in more direct than i wish -- i livermore. westbound 580 just before isabel would be better off dead. >> reporter: last night police avenue. the four left lanes are blocked. descended on ramos' home in laurel, maryland, located 30 miles from the shooting. only that far right lane is hunting for clues, but also searching for a social media footprint. getting by. and it sounds like all vehicles

sources say ramos initially did are allowed to use the express lane, but you are jammed solid not cooperate with investigators. for coming up on four miles now he's due in court today at 10:30 and you are basically at a this morning for a bail hearing. standstill. highly recommend some alternates. >> alexis, thank you. cecilia? meteorol >> you'll be following that for us, pierre. thank you. we did hear from that former publisher and editor in your piece, and he told us he was not surprised when he learned that ramos was the shooter. >> reporter: cecilia, in a sad prophesy, the former editor of the paper tells us this morning he once told someone, quote, this is a guy who is going the on come in and shoot us. just horrible. >> so with that, what are police saying this morning? were there missed warning signs and missed opportunities here? >> reporter: the editor told us police followed up on those threats and he was interviewed by police at his home. but they never had enough to charge him, cecilia, and that was four years ago. >> thank you. president trump sent out a tweet thanking the first responders saying his thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. terry por ran at the white house for us this morning. terry, this hit -- this news came in as the president was really focused on trying to find

a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. >> reporter: that's right, george. the president was in wisconsin when the shooting went down. he was briefed and sent out the tweet. and came back here and in a sign of how seriously he is taking it, tremendous opportunity to reshape the supreme court for generations. he had a small dinner for some of the key senators who will help to decide the fate of his nominee. especially three democrats. heidi heitkamp of north dakota, joe donnelly and joe manchin in states that are up for re-election, in states where donald trump won in 2016, and where he remains massively popular. so you can imagine the pressure on them. the president knows that the democrats cannot afford the lose a single vote if they want to block whoever he decides to not too many 50s left thanks to that early sunshine. nominate, which almost certainly a lot of us in the low to mid-60s already. you can see the sunshine out at they'll give a try. the bay bridge toll plaza, and and so he is starting a most of your commuting today is going to be good, at least conversation, basically, the weatherwise. watch out for the heat tomorrow. soft sell, if you will, with it's worse. natasha? >> thanks, mike.

we'll have another abc7 news some of these key senators. update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app at once again, a sign of how seriously he is taking this massive opportunity. >> chief of staff john kelly coming up on the one-year mark july 31st and learned president abc7news.com. the news continues now with trump is sounding out possible candidates to replace him. "good morning america." we're taking a live look outside >> reporter: that's right. this is a president as everybody knows, who likes to shake up his right now. staff from time to time. from time to time a lot perhaps, i think that's a little glare or and so there is talk about chief of staff kelly leaving. spiderweb on we should tell you that among those who are being talked about as a possible replacement is nick ayers, the chief of staff to vice president pence right now. florence + the machine. look at all these people. and mick mulvaney, who is over at the office of the budget. a new book out july 10th and and i should say, the president they have a new album "high as and his staff are calling this fake news as they will. hope" and now we will hear one but there is no of the new songs, "hunger." question this is a president who likes change, and as he is getting more comfortable in this job, i think he wants to have a more aggressive white house chief of staff. that seems to be what the story is here. ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh >> in some ways be his own chief of staff. thanks very much. george, overseas to that desperate rescue effort to save a young soccer team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. 12 players and their coach missing now for nearly a week. ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh an american military team is there on the scene and abc's

foreign correspondent james ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh longman just landed in the region and has the very latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, ♪ at 17 i started to starve robin. myself i thought that love was a this cave is known for its kind of emptiness ♪ flooding during the rainy months here from july through to november. overnight, the desperate search to find 12 young soccer players and their coach, growing more ♪ but at least i understood then the hunger i felt and i didn't urgent by the hour. their bicycles a haunting have to call it loneliness ♪ reminder of the six days since ♪ we all have a hunger we all have a hunger ♪ ♪ we all have a hunger the team went into these caves we all have a hunger ♪ for an excursion and never returned. over 1,000 people joining in the rescue efforts. ♪ tell me what you need divers searching the rocky dark oh you look so free ♪ ♪ the way you use your body, baby, come on and work it for caves hampered by growing rains. me ♪ and the u.s. military on the ♪ don't let it get you down scene offering assistance. >> we've been working on just kind of syncing up with our thai you're the best thing i've counterparts. what i can tell you is that we are able to run 24-hour seen ♪ ♪ we never found the answer but we knew one thing ♪ operations. and we have enough folks here to be able to assist the thai ♪ we all have a hunger we all have a hunger ♪ authorities in their search and recovery efforts. ♪ we all have a hunger we all have a hunger ♪ >> reporter: authorities believe

the boys became trapped when ♪ we all have a hunger we all have a hunger ♪ rain flooded the passageways, making it impossible for them to ♪ and it's friday night and it's escape. images from the coach's facebook page show many of them missing. kicking in and i can't dress >> we don't know how far they have gone into the system. they're gonna crucify me ♪ >> reporter: experts say the boys could survive for up to a month if they have clean water. ♪ oh but you and all your outside the cave, families vibrant youth how could anything setting up shrines and offerings as they gather with monks to bad ever happen to you ♪ pray for the boys' safe return. ♪ you make a fool of death with even if the boys are found, they your beauty ♪ probably have to learn basic scuba diving to get out, so experts say it's probably best to sit tight with food and [ muted ] supplies and wait for water to ♪ but the more i took the more it took away ♪ ♪ and i could never get enough i recede. that, or wait for authorities thought that love was on the stage ♪ to drill down another entrance ♪ you give yourself to strangers into that. >> we're all remaining hopeful. you don't have to be afraid ♪ ♪ and then it tries to find a >> we are. let's turn back at home. home with people oh and i'm millions are bracing for a alone ♪ ♪ picking it apart and staring at your phone ♪ weekend of record travel for the fourth of july. the tsa says today will be the busiest day to fly all year,

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about a meningitis b vaccine. connection. i may or may not be a fan of yours. >> reporter: gomez is having fun after revealing her battle with lupus and a kidney transplant last fall. how has everything you've gone through maybe changed your outlook even how you approach your work and this film? do you have a different perspective? >> honestly i've just kind of stepped back a bit. a knock at the door of a san i enjoe jacksy my life and don' jose apartment complex solved a cold case murder. steven crawford shot himself of anything that causes stress. i don't even live in l.a. before deputies could react. anymore. i don't pay attention to trying he was linked to the death of to get people to like me as arlis perry. much. >> reporter: the animated horror we're expecting more details comedy franchise is expecting to make up to $40 million on today. opening weekend. now alexis smith and traffic. we've fal fledn at but for gomez and samberg. e bdgeouverr when >> i really care if kids and families like it. >> i like sitting when i'm watching it and listening to the they are typically turned on. kids laugh. > reporter: adding it's the a backnot a typical backup, but work. >> it's the best. >> it's the coolest feeling. small delay. and 280 near saratoga avenue, a [ applause ] >> now, selena added she particularly loves -- she's

onlooker de doing a bunch of, quote, wreeei movies. this keeps her connected with kids. her two little half-sisters will be seeing it soon. as for all of you it's out july 13th. i saw it. it's a great movie. i love watching these with my kids. totally different perspective. >> and "hotel transylvania 3" summer vacation hits theaters july 13th. get over here, ginger. >> i didn't want to awkwardly enter. we're celebrating summers and block parties every week here on "gma" with our sponsor king's hawaiian and the fourth of july is right around the corner. so you just have to do this, send us your party pictures and you can win $25,000 for the ultimate block party. it's that easy. guess what, this is when i give a grilling tip. >> ooh. you'll make us hungry. >> did you know that you shouldn't fill the grill?

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♪ we are here now with the one only florence + the machine. so exciting. it morning we're celebrating the release of their new album. it's called "high as hope." so great to have you back on "gma." i said it. you feel like a friend. we love having you here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> fourth album and you say this one was especially special. >> it's the first one i took the title of co-producer and, yeah, i don't know, this album, they've all felt like part of me but there's something about this one that i feel very close to wlet's do it. ? it. >> well, i love that. we'll all feel very close to it ♪ in just a moment. so excited for that. and i want to brag about you a little bit. everybody, not only co-producer come on. but also releasing very first this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. book. this is so beautiful. lease the glc300 for $429 a month [ applause ] it's called called "useless

at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. magic." talk to me a little about being an author and this. >> i called it "useless magic" because there's often messages in songs but sometimes they have a prophetic quality like -- but i often don't know what they're saying even myself so it's kind of like a useless superpower. ( ♪ ) the song tells you what you should do and i'm singing but stop dancing around the pain that's keeping you awake. i'm not listening. >> fun to go through and reading advil pm gives tossing and turning a rest your lyrics. very deep. why don't we listen to one of and silences aches and pains. fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer those incredible songs right with advil pm. now. you guys ready. here's florence + the machine with "sky full of song." dig in to summer! fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer take it away. the entire store is on sale up to sixty percent off. [ applause ] that's up to sixty percent off the entire store with styles starting at 2, 4, 6, or 8 dollars! huury in to old navy! [stomach gurgles] ♪ how deeply are you sleeping or ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. are you still awake ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ a good friend told me you've

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leave me where i lie ♪ hot, dry, and windy weather making that situation even worse this morning. ♪ and i can tell that i'm in andhe eas y can see there trouble when that music starts on the map, is bracing for a to play ♪ heat wave as we head towards this holiday. ♪ in a city without seasons it keeps raining in l.a. ♪ >> the hottest weekend of the year and that heat had an impact on our next story, amazing rescue story, 2-year-old lost in the wood force 18 hour, ♪ i feel like i'm about to fall temperatures topping 90 degrees. the room begins to sway ♪ she was finally found by police cadets training to be officers. ♪ and i can hear the sirens but abc's steve osunsami brings us the story from atlanta, good morning, steve. i cannot walk away ♪ >> reporter: good morning to you, george. police had their cadaver dogs out. that's where they thought this was heading. ♪ grab me by my ankles i've been the forest area they were flying for too long i couldn't searching was quite large. hide from the thunder in a sky but this ended well. full of song ♪ this is the moment after hours ♪ and i want you so badly but of searching and helicopters in you could be anyone ♪ the air and boats in the water ♪ i couldn't hide from the when a team of savannah police thunder in a sky full of song ♪ cadets heard what sounded like a crying child. ♪ hold me down i'm so tired now >> you guys have water? >> reporter: 2-year-old kamiyah vicks had been missing since the aim your arrow at the sky ♪ night before. police were worried she had drowned in a creek. >> the child has been located.

♪ take me down i'm too tired now >> reporter: the woods are near the girl's home, and nearly a mile wide. leave me where i lie ♪ these new hires on only their second week of training were ♪ i thought i was flying but pulled out of class to help. >> we weren't expecting it. we were sitting in the middle of maybe i'm dying tonight ♪ a report-writing class. and the corporal came to us and said there is a missing child in ♪ i thought i was flying but maybe i'm dying tonight ♪ port wentworth. so we're going to go assist. >> reporter: it was burning hot, 94 degrees in the shade and ♪ and i thought i was flying but there she spp on the police body cameras you can hear their relief when they find the girl. maybe i'm dying tonight ♪ >> we got you. we got you now. >> oh. lord, i love you, thank you. thank god the child was not harmed. just a couple of minor scratches ♪ and i thought i was flying but and scared. but frankly she was okay. >> reporter: cadet robert parker is the one holding her. maybe i'm dying tonight ♪ the department says he and his group are going the make fine officers. ♪ hold me down i'm so tired now >> she's been out there for quite awhile. aim your arrow at the sky shoot open arms. shoot shoot ♪ ready to go. ♪ take me down i'm too tired she was thirty. tired. and hot. so we got her the proper medical now ♪

treatment she needed. >> reporter: police say they're deciding whether there will be charges filed against that mother who lost her daughter as they were walking along a wooded ♪ leave me where i lie fire area. that wooded area -- they do say when she lost her child she was so distressed that she, too, had ♪ hold me down i'm too tired now aim your arrow at the sky shoot to be hospitalized. police also tell us that the shoot shoot ♪ ♪ and take me down i'm too tired little girl was unharmed, but dehydrated and this is a small reminder that police now ♪ ♪ leave me where i lie fire across the country serve and protect every single day. >> an important reminder. thanks very much. >> thanks for reminding us. you'll hear the emotion from [ cheers and applause ] those cadets and the the responders. what they were going through. but 94 in the shade? so thankful she survived. now as we prepare for what could be a record number of people traveling for the fourth of july, a warning about road rage after recent incidents like this. is he -- he's actually punching the suv. okay. eva pilgrim has important advice. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if you are planning to hit the road, get ready. not only do experts tell us that friday is the worst day for road

rage. but it's also the holiday weekend. which means more traffic and more angry drivers. we've all seen it. traffic jams. frustration. tempers. and then one person goes from zero to full-throttle mad. >> damn punk tried to knoy ed if the road. >> reporter: just this week, in south florida, a man losing it. standing in the middle of the road, squaring off with this car, punching the front. the dryer trying to back away. he chases the car down throwing himself onto the hood. nearly half of all drivers surveyed admit they have experienced some form of road rage. major jeff goodwin of the colorado state patrol is fighting the uphill battle against an army of hot-tempered motorists. >> i used to think it was something like people cutting you off. but you know, one of the things people really get angry about, if somebody honks the horn at you, because you have sat too long at the light. i think they go from the dr. jekyll to mr. hyde. >> reporter: it could be any of

us. take a look at these guys in business attire brawling. major goodwin says there are some simple things you can do if you find yourself in a tense roadway confrontation. rule number one, don't make eye contact. >> this motorist is out of control. and this victim is doing all the right things. >> just stare ahead. don't engage. >> right. yeah, the minute you engage who knows where this goes? >> reporter: rule number two, never approach the window. >> wow, okay, this is more than over the top because now you have a gun involved. >> so you're going to pull your gun out. >> you never know who is packing heat. >> exactly. >> reporter: and most important, rule number three. remember, you don't always have to win. and i know a lot of you at home are probably going, oh, that would never be me. a lot of police officers told us that is just not the case.

regular, law-aliedlaw-abuyed - citizens. sometimes people meaning well oftentimes find themselves in these situations, robin, so tips that we definitely all need to -- >> wait a second. we all get mad behind the wheel. that's true. we all get frustrated. ♪ we all don't punch cars. >> but the thing you have to there you are. remember sit doesn't escalate to thanks so much for joining us. punching until a certain point. you don't know who the other thanks to florence + the machine. person is and how they're going let's go into the weekend with "dog days are over." to reaction. so even a small reaction like thank you, florence. honking the horn can cause that reaction from someone. >> i'm with you, george. >> be nice to your cars. >> why are you there in london? can you tell us why you're there? >> i'm doing bureau duty in london. i've been here for almost two ♪ happiness hit her like a train on a track ♪ weeks now. it's sunny and lovely. >> all right. you can see eva's full report on "20/20" right here on abc, cecilia. coming up, why ed sheeran still no turning back ♪ and his producers are being ♪ she hid around corners

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but the lawsuit claims that ed sheeran's "thinking out loud" and marvin gaye's "let's get it on" are too similar. the suit alleges sheeran and his producers copied at least nine elements from gaye's song, including melody and harmony. now the song's partial copyright owner wants more than $100 million in return. so can you hear the similarities? ♪ i'm thinking out loud >> reporter: it's one of his biggest hits selling more than 15 million copies nominated for three grammys and viewed more than a billion times on youtube. ♪ >> reporter: but this morning "thinking out loud" has sheeran and his producers facing a $100 million lawsuit for allegedly ripping off marvin gaye's classic "let's get it on." ♪ let's get it on >> reporter: the lawsuit points to the first verse in each song as just one example. here it is in sheeran's song. ♪ when your legs don't work like they used to before ♪ ♪ and i can't sweep you off your

feet ♪ ♪ will your mouth still remember the taste of my love ♪ ♪ will your eyes still smile from your cheeks ♪ ♪ darling, i will be loving you till we're 70 ♪ >> reporter: now gaye's. ♪ ♪ i've been really trying baby trying to hold back this feeling for so long ♪ ♪ and if you feel like i feel baby then come on oh come on whoo ♪ ♪ let's get it on >> the lawsuit says that this song is basically the same song as marvin gaye's song just in a different key. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a musician has been accused of stealing from gaye's

hits. in 2018, an appeals court ruled robin thicke and pharrell had to give up 50% royalties to gaye's estate after his we deemed they por roed too heavily from "got to give it up" in for good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." all right, question for "blurd lines." meteorologist mike nicco, is today the day we crank up the ♪ blurred lines air conditioning? >> if it is successful that >> yeah, i really think it's a would be a huge change in the music industry in the way that good idea to do that. artists are making music. >> sheeran has faced this kind of accusation with other songs unfortunately, it's going to get before. so hot and so windy that we've we did reach out to all parties got our highest fire danger involved in this case. starting at 11:00 this morning ed sheeran is not commenting. through 5:00 sunday morning for >> you all missed the best thing lake and solano counties. during that piece. >> i love both of those songs. and then we've got at 11:00 this i will sing them any day of the week. evening through 11:00 tomorrow particularly "let's get it on." evening for the north bay. yeah, today temperatures will >> and speaking of "let's get it get in the upper 60s at the coast, mid-80s around the bay, mid-90s inland, even hotter on," you'reret! tomorrow, but at least just one day of triple digits. >> you went there. great segue. alexis? >> you're expecting your first baby. okay, sounds good, mike. >> i am, indeed. guilty as charged. finally just got good news for the livermore area. >> aw! >> kuz the music. >> wonderful. sig alert cancels all lanes just >> i didn't think my baby announcement would be from marvin gaye. >> exactly. reopened 580 before isabel, a

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good morning at 7:56 on this friday. here's meteorologist mike nicco with a look at your warm friday forecast. >> hey, reggie. hey, everybody. yeah, and it comes with some side effects and high fire danger in the north bay mountains starting 11:00 p.m. but 11:00 this morning, lake and solano counties, watch out the next 24 to 48 hours. gusty winds, bone-dry air and temperatures in the 90s and 100s. all right, if you're heading to the beaches, exercising, pretty good today, a little breezy, definitely sunny. and if you're out on the bay, a little choppy south of the bay bridge. still going to be hottest tomorrow. alexis? >> all right, mike, just getting word of a pretty big crash in the livermore area. sounds like five vehicles involved, including a semi, westbound 580 just before you get to isabel and just past portola. i believe all lanes are blocked. i will send out updates via twitter. everybody else still pretty

light. here's a look at a very thin bay bridge toll plaza. >> nobody's working, except for us and a few good people out there. coming up, matthew mcconaughey opening up about concern about his biological clock, coming up next on "gma."

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. deadly newsroom shooting. >> emergency response. "capital gazette." >> a gunman kills five in maryland. two others injured. the victims -- journalists and editors. the killer now in custody. what we're learning about his longtime dispute with the paper. taking off. the tsa saying this friday could be the busiest travel day of the year to fly. even more than thanksgiving. we're live with what you need to know this morning. the male biological clock. matthew mcconaughey reveals his was ticking as he turned 40, not d, akids. why more and more men are worrying about their so-called clock. dr. jen is here to break it down. incredible weight loss journey. this couple together losing 135 pounds. their secret to healthy habits even while on vacation.

the three tips they're sharing that everyone can use. ♪ i have a hunger and florence + the machine ready to rock central park. look who is saying -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, america. happy friday. it's florence and the machine friday here on "gma." and we're getting ready to, let's say, shake it out for our party in the park. >> see what you did there. they have a brand-new album out today and they're taking the stage in central park. the audience is there going wild. >> i will be heading out there in just a minute. pe ed.thkiller iw z is on the l , o.r:eorg good morning. "the capital gazette" publishing that paper no matter what. even when they had to report on their own tragedy. this is the front page. and right there on the front, the photos of their colleagues.

their five colleagues who lost their lives. this, as we learn new details about that suspected shooter. police say this is the man, 38-year-old jarrod ramos who fired through the glass doors of "the capital gazette" newspaper. the urgent call for help happened just after 2:30 p.m. >> emergency response. "capital gazette." >> several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least then shots heard. >> reporter: inside the newsroom, reporters and editors fled for cover, recalling the moments of terror. phil davis described it as a war zone. >> just continually shooting people. at one point, i'm pretty sure i heard him reload, where i was under my desk, and he was only a few feet away from me. >> reporter: in the midst of the mayhem an initial description of the alleged shooter, 38-year-old jarrod ramos. >> do we have any kind of intel on our shooter? >> white male with ponytail. >> reporter: sources telling abc news that initially there was difficulty identifying the suspect because he had no i.d. or wallet on him. what can you tell us about the

suspect right now? is he cooperating with authorities? >> we're not getting much cooperation. >> reporter: court records show he filed a lawsuit against the paper after it published an article reporting he had stalked a woman. records show ramos lost his defamation suit and now we know the names of the victims, wendi winters, a special publication editor who described herself as a proud navy mom. editorial page editor gerald fischman as did john mcnamara, and rebecca smith just started at the paper and "capital gazette" editor and columnist robert hiassen. so, again, that headline, the suspected shooter still not cooperating with police so many hours later. he is not telling them anything about why he did this, despite the long legal battle with the paper. so now police have the same question we all do. why? robin. >> it is a question. gio, thank you. now to the millions getting ready to travel for the fourth of july.

the tsa is saying today could be the busiest travel day of the year to fly, even busier than thanksgiving so let's go back to our senior transportation correspondent david kerley there in atlanta. home of the country's busiest airport. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we are in delta's worldwide command center here in atlanta. and the staff here preparing for what could be the busiest day of flying for the year. we usually think about the winter holidays around thanksgiving, but it may actually be this friday around fourth of july. take and look at the numbers. tsa says they will screen potentially 2,700,000 flyers today. that's 100,000 more today than the sunday after last thanksgiving. delta is starting it a little bit behind. we were in their tower yesterday. thunderstorms shutting down their operations. 50 flights diverted. they're catching up this morning. and we're able to see a piece of technology that is getting you to where you want to go quicker. a laser system that helps the pilots park the jet at the gate saving some time. you know, the guy who runs this center, robin, tells us this staff sees this as their super

bowl, the summertime, fridays especially. not thanksgiving. and the good news for today, take a look at the map, nothing serious on the map. if it is the busiest day should be a decent travel day. robin? >> good to know. all right, david. thank you so much. amber and i are heading out on vacation. we were going to fly out today but delayed it till tomorrow. just in case. just in case. >> you're smart. i'm flying today. wish me luck. >> i do. coming up, matthew mcconaughey on having kids saying he felt his biological clock ticking. dr. jen ashton here with what men should know. as we and you get ready for your vacation, how do you stay in shape? this couple losing a combined 135 pounds. their secrets to staying healthy while traveling. and lara is in central park. >> hello, you guys. an incredible crowd. it is growing for this beautiful lady, florence and the machine, an amazing performance. a new album to talk about. coming up on "gma."

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[ applause ] ♪ welcome back to "gma." live in central park. we begin with our cover story, that one-on-one with superstar gwen stefani, opening you ulife shelton, her las vegas residency. you got it all, adrienne bankert, here now and you sat down with her after opening night. >> that's right and, lara, i know you've interviewed her before. isn't she charming? so captivating. stunning to look at and she's so real. the multi-platinum artist already larger than life. her new show adds adrenaline, designer costumes and her life story vegas style.

♪ don't speak i know what you're thinking ♪ >> reporter: for over 20 years she's produced the one-of-a-kind sound track of a generation. ♪ all the boys say hey baby hey baby hey ♪ >> reporter: with hits. ♪ ain't no holla back girl >> reporter: chart-topping hit. ♪ woo you go and make me like you ♪ ♪ this is a feeling i'm not used to ♪ >> reporter: now, grammy award-winner ener gwen her music to sin city. on the vegas strip for the first time this week. ♪ >> reporter: the show takes fans through a musical diary with home videos from her childhood in anaheim, california, to the rock star, fashion muse, and mom of three today. >> i flirted with the idea of

doing the show for awhile. like, at least a year and a half, maybe two years. as a mom, like, it's really hard to make decisions on how much you want to indulge your own, like, life. >> reporter: we were in the opening night audience and so was one of her biggest fans, blake shelton. ♪ whoa >> reporter: it was good to see him in the show with you in the cowboy outfit, too. >> that was awesome. >> does he give you that simple kind of life? >> he inspired me so much and changed my life. you changed my show. you changed my life. such an inspiration. >> reporter: also melting her heart? a message from her oldest son on opening night. >> i did get a text from kingston. before i went on stage, and i was shocked, and it was, like, mommy, break a leg. i love you. i was, like, oh, wow. he thinks about me. that's so awesome. >> reporter: throughout the performance, gwen reveals her truth. there was this one inspiring moment you talked about you were losing confidence in yourself, and then you got it back and it was through songwriting. how did you get back? >> i prayed my way through. and that's just being really honest. and that worked for me. ♪ but i think it's good that i remember for the first time ♪

♪ since i hated you that i used to love you ♪ >> reporter: what is your legacy? >> i feel like my gift is just sharing my story, you know what i mean. that's all i had to offer. >> reporter: there was one question we just had to ask. >> do you get tired of people asking you what's next? like, when are you getting married? all of that fun stuff. >> i don't know. i don't know the future. all i know is that, you know, i have a lot -- i have a lot to look forward to. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are all for her future because we hope she doesn't go anywhere. we're so excited about her new las vegas show. it runs at planet hollywood, zappo's theaters through march of 2019, but you can get your tickets right now. it's really unique show. and like i said, she's running all over the stage. so much stamina and timeless. next level. >> i love that woman. you went there. you tried to get news on blake. >> yeah, but you know what, it was really about how her story has become this story that all of us can relate to. >> 100%. >> going through pain, going

through triumph. and we just love her. so thank you, gwen. >> all right. thank you. we're going to head over to george. >> lara, take a look at our "gma" cover story right now, and the biological clock for men. matthew mcconaughey said he felt that his clock was ticking when he met his wife at 37. we'll talk to jen ashton about what it all means for men after this from kendis gibson. >> reporter: actor matthew mcconaughey -- >> i get older. they stay the same age. >> reporter: well, now, he's opening up about something rarely discussed. the biological clock experienced by men. e rrd g "cigar oc ms cking, ipl ofis life, the brazilian model, camila alves, but the father of three also admitting he didn't let the anxiety of

wanting children get the best of him. saying, with too much anxiety, you can't find a mate, and then you make a hasty decision. it's often thought of an anxiety for women. famously in this scene from "my cousin vinny." >> my biological clock is ticking like this. >> reporter: some doctors say their male patients are increasingly bringing up the issue. >> certainly, we're hearing it more and more. matthew mcconaughey is one. as men are getting older, they're thinking, jeez. i really should have a child. >> reporter: and though each body is different, the tick tock of the clock usually begins after 30. >> testosterone levels go down 1% per year after age 30. more at age 40 and at 50. >> reporter: for "good morning america," kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >> thanks to kendis for that. our chief medical correspondent, jen ashton, is here. okay, i'll give a subjective perspective. i think there is a biological clock, but what's the science?