newfound rugby fan. >> ask me a question about rugby 7 snooze how long is each half. >> 7 minutes each. 7 players on each side. >> makes sense. good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. deadly both accident. >> we have approximately 30 individuals in the water. >> at least 13 people killed when this duck boat full of tourists flips over in a severe thunderstorm. winds topping 60 miles an hour. the desperate search and rescue efforts. two witnesses who tried to help join us live. also breaking overnight, tornado emergency. >> honey, get inside. there just went a house. >> at least 27 reported twisters tear through the heartland, sending debris flying into the air, destroying homes. hitting a hospital. leaving a path of catastrophic damage. white house whiplash. president trump invites russian

president vladimir putin to washington. the announcement surprising his own intelligence official. russia's response, and the president's new threat overnight if things don't work out with putin. papa john's under fire. the pizza chain's founder facing allegations in a new report accused of sexual harassment and spying on workers. ♪ havana oh na na and get ready, camila cabello is bringing "havana" to new york performing live for our giant party in central park. ♪ my heart is in havana i know, it's playing over and over in our heads too. good morning, america. great to have you with us on this friday morning. >> that's right. we have as you just heard camila cabello performing live and look at that audience in central park. they are packed and they are ready to havana-na-na-na.

>> i love the girl power here this morning, by the way. >> you're feeling it. >> camila is adding to it. >> she is. >> we'll get to her later. a lot of news to get to starting with that breaking story overnight, a tragedy in missouri. a duck boat full of tourists capsizing in rough waters as a severe thunderstorm was rolling in. at least 13 people killed. tom llamas 18 here and has the latest. >> reporter: robin good morning. dive teams are back in the water. the ntsb sent a go team to look into the horrifying accident. duck boats take tourists to sight see on land and over water. overnight one running right into a storm. this cell phone video capturing the terrifying moments just before a tourist boat full of

passengers flips over, caught in the middle of a lake during powerful thunderstorms. >> poor guys. oh, my, gosh. oh, my gosh. >> oh, no. >> oh, no. >> reporter: you can see the boat struggling to navigate as waves hit it from every direction. onlookers watching the horror from a nearby dinner cruise on table rock lake near branson, missouri. at the time, reports of winds exceeding more than 60 miles per hour. a second vessel, also a duck boat, seen fighting through the turbulent waters as it makes its way back to safety. but the conditions too much to bear for this vessel. at 7:00 p.m. central emergency responders notified that the boat has capsized tossing 31 passengers, including several children, into the water. >> i need a water rescue. will be north of the showboat. will be a duck that has capsized. >> reporter: divers called in to try to rescue passengers fighting to stay alive. >> i believe it was caused by the weather, yes. so this is going to be all night into tomorrow we're still going to be working on this.

>> reporter: tone to tony burkhart who was supposed to be a passenger took this video. the windy conditions were present and he and his wife decided not to board. the dinner cruise where so many watched the disaster turning into a triage area. >> we're trying to dive more missing people. >> reporter: the boat company that operated the vessel telling abc news this incident has deeply affected all of us. we'll continue to do all we can to assist the families involved and the authorities as they continue with the search and rescue. the sheriff in charge of the investigation say there were life jackets on board. it's unclear how many people were wearing them. the death toll is high because besides the rain, wind and pounding waves you have to take into account the panic on board.

robin, it's frightening even watching that video knowing it was full of passengers including children. >> it really is, tom. thank you. joining us is trent behr and his girlfriend allison lester who were on the scene when the boat went down and did everything they could to help. we really appreciate both of you joining us this morning. trent, can you start us off by telling -- describing what you saw, what you experienced. >> yeah, i can do that. so, when we showed up to the boat, we got on to the boat. it was windy. it started to pick up some wind. and we decided to take a little tour kind of look around, where we were going to be eating and stuff. and we actually looked out a window and we saw the two duck boats kind of struggling in the water and that's when allison said, wow, we should take a video of this or at least take a picture or something. so we took the video. we got back to our seat. and it was maybe two minutes later, and we actually heard the captain say that the boat flipped, or the boat is sinking, so all of the staff -- all of

the waiters, waitresses, that may be on our showboat, actually grabbed life jackets, aeds, running up and down the aisles, helping as much as they could. they did an excellent job trying to get together. we decided, okay, we just can't stand here anymore. we need to go help. so we went to the front of the boat and a lot of the staff was kind of at the front and the captain was kind of signaling some other ships to come around and got some people who were in the water picked up in a boat. and then he went off to help someone else and as we were there, we saw what was a green purse kind of float by and then eventually we actually saw a young lady who was laying in the water. at that point, i actually ran down the stairs, because we were on the second level, and helping other passengers who jumped in the lake to help save her, as well as other staff members who got -- who went in the water. >> oh, bless your heart. >> we eventually did pull her up.

thank you. we did eventually pull her up onto the boat. she was unconscious. we -- i was about ready to start cpr, and the emt did show up at that time. >> i know you were doing everything you could. allison, a lot of people are wondering was it a storm that came up suddenly? or had the weather been bad all day? what was the weather conditions that day? >> today, it was actually really nice day out. it was really hot and the weather seemed nice and sunny when we got to the boat and as we were getting -- loading on to the show boat that's when the weather picked up and the wind really picked up bad. and debris was flying up everywhere. and just the waves were really rough. so it was just suddenly and out of nowhere. >> out of nowhere like that. trent and allison, thank you very much for your time and no one ever knows what they'll do or how they'll react when they see a situation like that. and to know that you did everything you could to be of assistance. so thank you very much to you both. take care. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> amy?

more wicked weather to talk about, robin. we'll turn to those tornadoes tearing through the heartland leaving so much destruction behind injuring multiple people, knocking buildings down, even damaging a hospital in iowa. abc's marcus moore is there in hard-hit marshalltown. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: amy, good morning. we are in the city's historic downtown, where buildings have crumbled. the city's clock tower is still standing. the winds were so strong last night they sheared off the top of it. even more evidence of the storm's awesome power. look at the brick building nearby. the roof has been ripped away. there is a gaping hole in the side of that building, again, it's brick. it's one of the many battered and beaten buildings here in the storm. and below, this pile of heavy debris. this storm packed a real punch. >> oh, my god. this is terrible. >> what are we witnessing? >> reporter: panic across the midwest. >> is it coming this way? >> reporter: now more than two dozen tornados reported in iowa.

>> honey, get inside. there just went a house. >> reporter: the fierce winds knocking down this courthouse tower with ease. >> ooh. >> reporter: the city of marshalltown, declaring a state of emergency. gray clouds gloom over as the storm chaser drives within feet of the twister. >> no, no, no. oh, man. >> reporter: debris circling the air as the storm spirals across the road. another cyclone leaving this trail of wreckage at a factory in iowa. injuring seven people, cars overturned. piled on top of one another. >> it was crazy. we saw the tornado jump down and it hit plant three. >> reporter: just a violent storm that moved through marshalltown, iowa. the police department was evacuated during the storm. and city hall sustained serious damage. the national weather service will survey what is left to determine just how strong this storm was. amy? >> those pictures just tell the

story. marcus, thank you very much. this severe weather outbreak is unfortunately, not over. there are more tornadoes, hail and damaging winds on the way and ginger has been tracking it all for us. good morning, ginger. >> amy, good morning. i think this is the perfect time to remember that sunshine, a beautiful day often erupts into this image. you need that sun to power these storms, so storms come from the sunshine. keep that in mind today because unfortunately debris floating like this is possible again today. all of this damage is possible again today. it's just in a different region and large hail that looks a lot like this could occur right here in the ohio river valley. so from kentucky right through northern tennessee there is a moderate risk. that's a really higher level. we've had a quiet tornado season until now, until what happened in iowa and from michigan all the way down to mississippi, we have the potential there. something called cape convective available potential energy is almost three times our threshold for a very active day today, paula. >> so much extreme weather. ginger, thank you. we move to that stunning headline from the white house, president trump planning to

invite russian president vladimir putin to the white house this fall. now, the president's own top intelligence official was completely caught off guard by this announcement at a forum in aspen, colorado. abc's terry moran was right there. terry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula. here at the aspen security forum which brings national security experts from the trump administration, previous administrations, the private sector, people were just shocked by this announcement. and it shows that president trump is just determined here that the reshaping of u.s./russia relations, bringing america closer to the kremlin is one of his highest priorities and he's got it on a fast track. >> it's great to be with you. >> reporter: just three days after that historic and unnerving summit with vladimir putin the white house announcing on twitter president trump has invited putin to washington in the fall and discussions are already underway. catching the president's own director of national intelligence off guard. >> the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in

the fall. >> say that again. that's going to be special. >> reporter: the invitation coming as director dan coats openly questioned president trump for having a two-hour plus one-on-one meeting with putin at that helsinki summit. >> i would have suggested a different way, but that's not my role. that's not my job. so it is what it is. >> reporter: but the president, bristling at all the criticism, says he's been tougher on russia than any other president in recent history. >> getting along with president putin, getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. now, with that being said, if that doesn't work out, i'll be the worst enemy he's ever had. the worst he's ever had. >> reporter: while details of what the two leaders discussed during their summit remain largely unknown, the white house is now shifting away from president trump's seeming endorsement of vladimir putin's proposal for russian authorities

to question 12 russian military officers recently indicted by special counsel robert mueller with americans invited to watch. in exchange, moscow would be allowed to question american citizens accused of unspecified crimes in russia. the president seemed enthralled by that idea on monday. >> i think that's an incredible offer. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: on wednesday the white house still not dismissing putin's proposal. >> the president is going to meet with his team. and we'll let you know when we have an announcement on that. >> reporter: one of the americans russia wants to question is former u.s. ambassador to moscow michael mcfaul pleading directly to the president not to let it happen. >> my government i hope will step up today and categorically swat this back. when i say my govern, i mean my president of the united states of america. >> reporter: president trump's own party slamming this idea. >> naive, and absurd. >> reporter: the senate passing a rare unanimous nonbinding resolution that no american officials should ever be made available to putin's government for interrogation.

now, about that one-on-one meeting that president trump had with president putin, there's only one other american who went on in that room, that's president trump's translator, marina gross. some lawmakers want to subpoena her to find out what happened. there would be a huge constitutional battle about that but there's also an interpreter's code of ethics it would violate, almost a lawyer/client privilege between interpreters and their clients, especially in this case, the president of the united states. this kbat -- battle, paula, will continue. >> yeah, it certainly is not over and quite a moment there at the forum. thank you very much, terry. robin. >> obviously he was caught off guard by what was said. now a new warning about hot car dangers after another deadly accident. an investigation is under way in houston. a 3-year-old died left behind on a bus during a day care trip. and in florida, a scary close call that was caught on camera. abc's erielle reshef is here with that story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. these stories so often end in tragedy but thanks to a quick-thinking bystander that

happened to walk past that car in that florida, that baby is safe and sound. you're watching a florida deputy's body camera responding to a call that police say could have been deadly if not for this woman in this shirt. that's jessica kaiser, the county sheriff says she called police after spotting the baby all alone in his car seat in the back of this black ultima. it was a scorching 93 degrees outside. she opened the unlocked door and stayed with the 8-month-old until help arrived. kaiser was there when mom finally returned 24 minutes later. >> is he okay? >> he's okay. >> he's fine. >> reporter: the baby's mother, 33-year-old megan burgess breaks down. >> yes, he's okay. i know. you're welcome. >> i work in the emergency department. i'm a nurse and like i hear these stories. and i have four kids. and i always say, like, how could that ever happen? >> reporter: the national safety council says children's bodies can heat up much faster than adults. and their internal organs begin

to shut down after their core body temperature reaches 104 degrees. on the day this baby was rescued the heat index close to 103 degrees. >> had that woman -- had jessica kaiser not come out and been observant like that, we would have been discussing a tragedy of an 8-month-old child. >> reporter: jessica a hero in that case. and the mother of that baby in florida was arrested and charged with child neglect. police say it's an important reminder to check your vehicle before you leave it. even put your purse, your wallet, your phone, something that will remind you a child is in the backseat, amy. >> all right, yeah, we keep hearing it can happen to anyone and that story is proof. thank you, erielle. now to new developments in that murder mystery in california where a father was killed in his tent while camping with his daughters. there are now new reports of shots fired in that park in just the has -- past week as the reward to find the gunman climbs. abc's will carr is in malibu creek state park with the very latest on this story.

good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, amy. authorities still on the hunt for the killer in that campground death of the father. and the "l.a. times" now reporting there are two new reports of shots fired in the past week near the same campground where tristan beaudette was shot and killed while sleeping in a tent with his two young daughters. there have been at least seven separate shootings in this state park since 2016. that's when james rogers was shot in the arm while sleeping in a hammock. the shooter never found in that case. police now looking for possible connections and asking for the public's help upping their reward money to $30,000 for information that leads to an arrest. amy? >> all right, will carr, we appreciate it. thank you. paula? we do have an update on that shark scare here in new york. two children apparently bitten in rare attacks just miles and minutes apart off the coast of fire island. 13-year-old matthew donaldson, he was bitten in the leg, removed a fragment of that tooth and the tooth was given to experts to analyze. and guess what? they have confirmed, it is indeed, was, in fact, a shark. matthew, he is thankfully okay. we are told all he wants is that tooth back. a little souvenir.

a little souvenir. >> i don't if you have a tooth fairy for that kind of tooth. >> no, no. >> he should try. put it under the pillow and see what you get. back to ginger with more than 50 large fires burning out west. >> yes, their own types of issues and a lot more heat coming. the substation fire in oregon at least 50 acres burned. ferguson fire now only 7% contained in california. a quick look at what's happening. red flag warnings. and lots of heat settling in on texas for this weekend.

coming up, that new trouble for papa john's and its founder, the disgraced executive facing sexual misconduct allegations. the new scare, multiple people attacked by swarms of bees in arizona and new hampshire, just after that woman was attacked by thousands of killer bees in california. we're right back. hamp shooir, just after that woman was attacked by thousands of killer bees in california. we're right back.

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now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and we're taking a look at your visibility right now, because it is reduced along the coast. live doppler 7 showing you half moon bay, essentially at zero. that's the lowest you can get. so dense fog along the coastline right now. the picture outside from our east bay hills camera. you have that fog down low. some high clouds up high and those high clouds will be with us throughout the morning. it's muggy out there to start us off. your morning planner, we're warming up by 10:00, 11:00, we're already into the 70s and 80s in our warmest spots. jessica? >> drew, thank you. coming up, new trouble for papa john's and its founder. a new report alleging a toxic bro culture and accusations of

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that in addition to using a racial slur, the pizza giant's former ceo has been accused of sexual harassment. abc's linsey davis is here with more. >> reporter: good morning, robin. john schnatter, the now former ceo and chairman of papa john's says his use of a racial slur in that infamous conference call was intended to show employees what not to say. but this morning he's facing a slew of new allegations that extend deep into the papa john's culture, including allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior. >> better ingredients, better pizza, papa john's. >> reporter: just days after publicly apologizing on local tv for his use of a racial slur -- >> i don't condone racism in any way, period. it's just wrong. it was a mistake. it was horrible. >> reporter: this morning, disgraced pizza man john schnatter is defending himself once again. this time against allegations made in a new article on forbes.com citing reports from dozens of mostly anonymous current and former papa john's employees claiming schnatter would spy on his workers and displayed sexually inappropriate conduct. >> a former female employee who told us that every time she walked down the hall, schnatter insisted on hugging her, that he

asked the size of her bra, that he asked if she had slept with her previous boss. clearly comments that are never acceptable from the head of a company with one of his employees. >> reporter: the article also cites that in 1999, schnatter settled a lawsuit with a non-employee who claimed he groped and stalked her after meeting at a party, something schnatter denied at the time. "forbes" describes papa john's as a bro culture, enabled by schnatter and other executives where it says meetings often consisted of profanity and inappropriate comments towards women. according to one anonymous individual quoted in the article, there were meetings where even the current ceo steve ritchie just laughed along. schnatter's attorney tells abc news the story contains numerous inaccuracies and misrepresentations. it's easy to make false statements when one hides behind the cloak of anonymity. the pizza chain is struggling with negative headlines and sluggish sales since late last year facing backlash after schnatter said the nfl anthem protest was bad for business.

after admitting to using that racial slur, his iconic image has been removed from their promotional material. and more than a dozen professional sports team from the nfl, mlb and nba plus many universities have suspended or canceled their promotions with the pizza brand. we reached out to the current papa john's ceo, steve ritchie for comment, and the company replied with a statement that reads in part, we take this matter seriously. if anything is found to be wrong we are determined to take appropriate action. they also remind the public that they've hired a special committee to investigate the company culture. >> we are hearing even the agency that handles the media efforts for the company severing ties? >> yes. they announced that yesterday and said this new information calls into question the culture at papa john's and say it's not in line with their values. >> this story just continues on and on. >> does not stop. >> thank you, linsey. >> thanks, linsey. we want to move to new concerns about bee attacks. just a day after a california woman was stung hundreds of times by killer bees, two more

people have been hospitalized in two other states. diane macedo is here with details. diane, good morning. >> reporter: paula, good morning to you. so we're now learning of three new bee attacks with at least nine victims. and while at least one of those is fighting for his life this morning. authorities are on a frantic search trying to find the hive responsible. from coast to coast, emergency officials are warning residents to beware of the bee hive. from new hampshire to california, at least three people are in the hospital after hundreds of bees suddenly attacked them in the middle of their workday. in manchester, new hampshire a city worker cutting down tries was stung hundreds of times before a neighbor came to his aid. >> i went right into the middle of everything and unhooked him, took him down, brought him over there, and hosed him down. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to the hospital. the good samaritan was stung 20 times himself. >> got to do what you got to do to save a person, right? >> reporter: fortunately emergency responders found the hive. a critical component to stopping further attacks. but that's not the case in

scottsdale, arizona, where officials have launched a massive hunt for at least one hive after two separate attacks on landscapers in the area. one victim is now in critical condition. victims at the other scene denied medical transport after crews sprayed the home with foam. earlier this week -- >> the bees are attacking and stinging her. >> okay. >> oh, my god. it's ferocious. oh, my god. i feel so bad for her. >> reporter: a 54-year-old california woman reaching for a mop in her trunk was almost killed when thousands of so-called killer bees swarmed her. she's now in critical condition. >> she was literally covered from head to toe. her face was completely covered with bees. >> reporter: at least four additional people were stung in that new hampshire incident. experts say if you are ever in a bee attack, run away as far and as fast as you can. seek shelter, cover your face if possible. do not swat or flail. that can attract more bees and this one really surprised me. do not jump in water. the bees will wait for you to

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everything. >> reporter: since mom amy's credit card was attached to the game, the scammer had access to that too for purchases within the game and for an added insult the scammer killed off the teen's character in which he had invested thousands of dollars. >> i feel sorry for him but i also have told him it's a lesson learned. >> reporter: the family is speaking out now to protect other families from these scammers. >> i think it's an eye opener when it happens to you. you just want other parents to be aware. >> again, this person got into his e-mail account, changed his recovery passwords. the guy can't even get into his own e-mail account anymore. just don't give out information. if you have one of these accounts, don't have a credit card linked to a bank account. just use a credit card. >> the kids get so entranced. my son loves this game. i swear it's all he can think about. it's very indicative. great advice. >> i love george and stra, but can i stick around?

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >> hi. good morning. i'm jessica castro from abc 7 mornings. let's check in with drew tuma. drew, is it going to be another hot day? >> yeah, especially inland. but right now, the main issue is that fog along the coastline. visibility, greatly reduced at half moon bay right now. so dense fog in spots. in fact, the golden gate bridge right now obscured by that fog. so we have that early on. through the morning, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds out there, away from the coast. and by 10:00 and even 11:00, it's warming up pretty quickly. by 11:00, the bay and inland, already into the 70s and into the 80s. alexis? >> all right, drew. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, and it took a long time, but the metering lights are on now, as of about 7:21 this morning. really not going to take you too long to get through, much later than a monday through thursday commute.

and we're still in recovery mode, but sig alert canceled, all lanes open state route 92 between 280 and skyline. j jessica? >> alexis, thank you. coming up, a new warning about heatstroke with temperatures soaring across the country. how you can spot the warning signs and what you can do to quickly cool down. meanwhile, we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and breaking overnight, tragedy in missouri. >> oh, no. >> deadly boat accident. >> we have approximately 30 individuals in the water. at least 13 people killed when this duck boat full of tourists flips over in a severe thunderstorm. winds topping 60 miles the frantic search and rescue efforts. we're going to hear from two witnesses who tried to help live this morning. heat wave health alert. deadly scorching temperatures on the rise that might put you at risk for heatstroke or exhaustion. the signs to look out for to keep your summer safe. dr. ashton breaks them down. coming to america, meghan and harry here in just months.

where they're headed, who they're seeing. and this weekend, prince george turns 5. ♪ i'm on the edge shaq versus shark? >> you are so brave, mr. o'neal. >> attempting to conquer his fears, shaq headed into a jaws dropping cage plunge. and who is he taking for backup? >> nope. nah, that dude is more scared than i. small fry, yeah, he do it. >> we're diving into deep waters with shaq. ♪ i'll never be the same and central park will never be the same, camila cabello is here live. ♪ havana ooh na na >> she's bringing "havana" to the summer stage. and the one number that we've never seen pulled off in central park like this. as she's saying -- >> good morning, america! ♪ havana ooh na na >> before we show you more of the crowd there at central park, we've got a crowd here in times square that we want to show you,

as well. look at these beautiful people. from iowa, all around the country, alabama, oh, yes, she's mugging for us. not to be outdone even inside here in the studio celebrating. >> oh, look at that. we got some wisconsin, georgia, texas. >> all well represented. >> i love all the energy and as we said we got a big morning, camila cabello, she's getting ready to take the stage in central park. the song that you're going to be hearing is called "havana" and our audience certainly is into it. we can't wait to join them right there on this beautiful -- look at those moves she's got on a friday morning. i know. >> just what we need on a friday. after a long, long week. >> just what we need? that's right. >> she's got the moves. we'll have more in a moment. we want to get to the top headlines. that deadly duck boat accident when it cap sized on a lake near branson, missouri

during severe weather. some yam has the latest. >> we know federal investigators are looking into this as the death toll has climbed to 13 people dead. >> oh, no. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing the terrifying moments just before a tourist boat full of passengers flips over, caught in the middle of a lake during powerful thunderstorms. >> poor guys. oh, my gosh. oh, no. >> oh, no. >> reporter: you can see the boat struggling to navigate as waves hit it from every direction. onlookers watching the horror from a nearby dinner cruise on table rock lake near branson, missouri. at the time reports of winds exceeding more than 60 miles per hour. a second vessel also a duck boat seen fighting through the turbulent waters as it makes its way back to safety. but the conditions too much to bear for this vessel. at 7:00 p.m. central emergency responders notified that the boat has capsized.

tossing 31 passengers including several children into the water. >> i need a water rescue. will be north of the showboat. will be a duck that has capsized. >> reporter: the boat company that operated the vessel, ride the ducks, telling abc news this incident has deeply affected all of us. we will continue to do all we can to assist the families who were involved and the authorities as they continue with the search and rescue. still so many questions about what happened there. you heard in our report some witnesses saying they knew the storm was coming and decided not to get on the boats. it's unclear why the captain would go out knowing the storm was coming. also the protocol about coming back once the storm was overhead. federal investigators and ntsb will be getting to the bottom of it. robin? >> just thinking of all those families that were impacted. >> still a lot of questions to

be answered. we want to move to those devastating tornadoes ripping through the heartland. injuring multiple people. knocking out power. and damaging a hospital in iowa. so let's go to ginger in central park with all of the details. ginger, good morning. >> oh, paula, 27 reported tornadoes in iowa alone. it's been a very quiet start to tornado season and we're kind of late in it. so for these images to be coming out it is something to note because we are not done with the threat. you see all that debris flying around the tornado. we could see that again today. the damage from those tornadoes in iowa significant and today they'll be going out, the national weather service to do the survey to see just how intense those were but i reminded you we have the potential for it again from kentucky through tennessee, but that large orange and yellow area from michigan through alabama and mississippi back even into southern missouri. you still have the possibility of damaging winds, tornadoes and huge hail. that's all today but, remember, we have to be watching the west coast. so many large wildfires. 50 of them burning. that's the substation fire in oregon. 50,000 acres at least burned and the heat settling in, even

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♪ havana ooh na na back here on "gma," happy fri-yay! look at that great crowd in central park. >> i'm bouncing. >> yeah, you are. it must be friday. >> i think it's because of camila cabello. >> cabello. >> we're psyched. i can't wait. >> you are bouncing in that chair over there. >> i'm so excited. >> you have more energy than normal. i did not know that was possible. >> i know exactly. >> i think she's fantastic. you saw the crowd. i can't wait to get there. but first -- >> first, "pop news." >> friday edition. we begin with a tale of two comedy giants. look who's bouncing now, robin roberts, and the little matter of $300. so tiffany haddish tells the story how kevin hart loaned her 300 bucks 13 years ago trying to make it living out of her car and how much that little loan helped kick-start her life and her career. so ever since, she has been trying to repay it, in fact, check out this video of her ambushing him on the set of their upcoming movie "night

school" trying to make it rain there. so hart posted this video to instagram and also posted a note saying, nope, not accepting it. and he was going to put the money in one of tiffany's wig caps. tiffany saw that post and then she recorded herself checking her bag. here it is. >> are you serious, kevin? am i going to have to fight you to give you this money back? don't make he have to roll up on your baby mama and drop it in her purse. >> oh, so the saga continues. keep those videos coming. we love these two. what a sweet story. >> but just lets you know something so small you can do for somebody, what it can turn into. such a difference. such an impact. >> i want you to write one of your sayings about that, so thoughtful. >> i got such great responses this week about these positive messages. >> i screen shot them. we're talking about robin on

instagram. she always posts these thoughts of the day. >> make sure you follow her. >> instead of worrying what could happen be grateful what is. >> i've been saying that all week. because i'm moving. and i'm, like, robin roberts -- >> channeling your robin roberts. we continue "pop news" now with lin-manuel miranda, a quadruple threat. we know he can sing, dance, write. now we will find out how well he can direct. that's right. the "hamilton" creator is set to make his direct electoral debut on the feature film "tick, tick boom." i love the title. autobiographical musical written by the late, great, jonathan larson, who created the broadway show "rent." it's the story of an aspiring theater composer who waits tables to make money and dreams big of writing the next big american musical. you can see why lin-manuel is attracted to it. in fact he starred in the off broadway version of the musical and said it had a huge impact on him personally. there's a theme here today. he will be joined in the making of the screen version by none other than ron howard and brian grazer.

>> get out! >> can you say "tick, tick, boom"? >> we've got a blockbuster. >> to have 2% of his talent. i'd just like 2% of it. >> i cannot wait to see this. that's coming and then also in "pop news," the hollywood reporter surveyed nearly a thousand entertainment insiders to create its list of the 25 favorite villains of all time. everybody has their choices. so many evil geniuses, cold-blooded killers. we could do a whole show on it, but that would be kind of creepy. we will focus on just a few. coming in at number three, the wicked witch of the west, of course. from "the wizard of oz" she terrified me as a child. >> remember that as a kid. >> and those flying monkeys. >> remember that as a kid? >> she still terrifies me. >> the sleestacks from "land of the lost." number two, hannibal lecter, anthony hopkins' unforgettable savage character "silence of the lambs." >> i'm having a friend for dinner. i'm having a friend for dinner. fava beans. >> camera get her. >> do it again, robin. >> i'm having a friend for

dinner. >> and then number one, you guessed it, darth vader, of course. i mean, the breath alone, come on. >> luke. >> yes, that breath. hearing the breath before he walks in a scene. any way, those are your top three. but we're giving you a special shoutout to everyone's evil fashionista, miranda priestly made the list, "devil wears prada." >> there we go. >> she came in at number six. you can see them all in the new issue of "the hollywood reporter" on newsstands right now. this one for you, roberts, who likes a chick-fil-a? raise your hand. robin, i know you love them. >> yeah, yeah. >> a little bit. >> they provide delivery service but usually not like this. at one of their restaurants in san antonio, falon griffin, well, she delivered a baby in the chick-fil-a bathroom. and the newborn is already reaping the rewards of that surprise appearance. the company is guaranteeing the baby free chick-fil-a for life, a guaranteed job starting at the age of 14 should she want it. >> at 14? >> yeah.

>> give her a little time. >> start them young, got to get them going young. >> the owners are planning and have already offered to host her first birthday party, where? at chick-fil-a. >> i'm sure that means a lot to her family. >> ba-dum-dum. >> you were en fuego. >> i'm going to the park. >> you have to move on out of here to get to the park. >> i am, thank you very much. please keep posting wonderful inspirational things. >> will do. >> good-bye, everybody. >> tick, tick, boom. that's what "pop news" was today. it was awesome. >> let's go to ginger who is already there in central park. >> i'm with the crowd around me and we're waiting on camila cabello. we cannot wait and you know her big song is "havana." ♪ havana ooh na na max has been singing it as savannah, so can we sing it just for max. ♪ savannah ooh na na ♪ heart is in savannah, ooh na na na ♪ >> that's right. savannah, georgia, today. we'll change it back. so much more coming up. guess what, camila cabello is about to sing!

and now to our "gma" cover story, a health alert about that oppressive heat millions are facing right now. according to the cdc hundreds of people die from extreme temperatures every year. just days ago an 18-year-old teen dying from heat-related illness in kansas. and dr. jennifer ashton is here with what we need to know to stay safe. so what are the danger signs we look for? >> robin, this bears repeating literally every year because the

statistics you just showed and also because so many people in the u.s. right now are facing potentially life-threatening heat. so first of all a reminder, there is a spectrum when we talk about heat-related illness, it starts with heat cramps then goes on to heat exhaustion then heatstroke. heatstroke is a medical 911 emergency. in terms of what to look out for take a look at this list, it could be literally these things head to toe. dizziness, nausea, vomiting, headache, a fast or rapid pulse or heart rate. and then the sweating stops. when that happens that is a call 911. >> when the sweating stops. >> yes, your body can't cool itself off. >> who is most vulnerable? >> we hear over and over again very young, like, babies. the elderly, or people on certain medications. i want to emphasize to be crystal clear, everyone is at risk. when it's 110 and you see that noon jogger who thinks he or she is superfit and immune, not true. teenagers, vulnerable as in that poor teen in kansas who died of

this. so literally every single person should consider themselves at risk. >> i know you say to call 911. but what are some things you can do to help somebody out? >> this is basic thermodynamics. why we have these props we're talking about convection. so you want to get someone in air conditioned evaporation so submerge them into an ice or cold temperature of water, bath, a shower if they can stand and ingestion so you do want to give them cool or cold beverages this is really important. you have to bring that core temperature down. but if you're talking about someone who has a change in their mental status, not responsive and they're not sweating, you need to call first responders, absolutely. >> all right, jen, thanks so much as always for that. >> stay cool. >> i will. it's going to be hard to do that this weekend but we will. have a great weekend. >> thank you. now to that new way employees are rallying around their expecting co-workers. helping them take maternity leave by donating their own vacation time. love this. rebecca jarvis is here with more on that. hey there, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning.

one in four moms is going back to work just two weeks after giving birth. we're the only country in the developed world without a paid family leave policy. and now the employees of one company showing some extreme generosity in the face of this massive challenge. it's a huge challenge facing so many working mothers and fathers-to-be. >> i found out i was pregnant maybe two weeks after i started with the company. >> reporter: angela hughes planned to bond with her new baby. had banked vacation days but when bella arrived two months early it wasn't enough. angela's boss and co-workers taking matters into their own hands. instead of buying items for her off a registry, gifting their own relatively new co-worker their own time off. >> it was the right thing to do and i had the time. and i wanted to -- i wanted to give her what i could. and if it made life a little bit simpler for her, then why wouldn't i do that? >> reporter: their extreme

generosity allowing her to take eight weeks of paid maternity leave. nearly all of it donated. >> i was extremely humbled and i knew that it was a total blessing. >> reporter: the u.s. and papua new guinea are the only countries without a paid family leave policy. some new parents can take 12 weeks off. but just 15% will get paid while they bond with their new baby. and paid family leave is more common for people working in finance, information and professional services. >> there are lots of employers who adopted these policies because they know it attracts talent. it keeps good people. >> reporter: it leaves many working parents looking for alternatives like taylor and ross, who we met last year. how did you make the decision ultimately to crowd-fund the maternity leave? >> we were doing everything the way that they tell you to. we were saving money. we both had good jobs. you know, we did it all the right way but clearly that

wasn't the plan. >> it occurred to me that my pride, our privacy don't outweigh taylor and aidan getting the chance that they need to spend time together at this most crucial part of our lives. >> and what's unbelievable here is almost all voters, republicans and democrats, are in favor of a national paid leave policy. they can't agree on how to pay for it which is why this has been left up to individual companies to decide, robin. >> they agree there has to be. >> there needs to be a solution. >> who is entitled to maternity leave? >> anyone who works in a company with 50 or more employees is entitled to 12 weeks of maternity leave. that accounts for about 60%. >> unpaid, though. >> exactly. this is unpaid. and for those who are working in hourly wage jobs, for the most part, there's no paid leave policies. >> yeah, you don't work, you don't get paid. >> exactly. >> oh, my goodness. but there are come companies that are doing the right thing? >> yes, and they're generally speaking the most competitive

employers. those who want to retain talent and keep top talent happy. so the technology companies out there, netflix, microsoft, google, apple, they're some of the best paid leave policies. >> what can you do, rebecca, if your employer is not helping out? >> i think this is so important for people to recognize that this solution that this company put together, the boss giving up her own vacation time is a great thing, but that's not the solution. for a lot of people, and i hear this all the time, they're being misled by their employers. they're not completely clear about what they're entitled to. if you're not clear about what you're entitled to at your employer or in your state reach out to an attorney for free advice. they do a free consultation. so reach out to an employment attorney, ask for a free consultation and tell them you believe you're entitled to maternity leave and not getting it. >> okay, that is some great advice there. i'm sure a lot of people will heed it. rebecca, have a good weekend. >> you, too. amy, she's over there in the park already. amy? >> yes, i made it to the park, robin and it is a beautiful day

here in central park. but who's ready for a royal homecoming? i think a lot of us are. prince harry and meghan markle planning their first official tour of the united states next spring. and abc's eva pilgrim is in london with all of the details and meghan may actually be coming back before then, we hear. >> reporter: that is right. meghan is in london right now but word is that she's planning a solo unofficial trip stateside to visit friends and family soon. while she'll do this trip alone the works are already being planned for her first official royal visit back stateside with her new husband. coming to america, "us weekly" reporting the newly minted duke and duchess of sussex will visit the u.s. of a. >> multiple sources confirm that harry and meghan will make an official tour to the united states in early 2019. >> reporter: while they will first tour australia and neighboring countries like new zealand, this fall, the couple is set to make their way stateside in the spring.

royal experts say the newlyweds will be hitting the west coast, meghan born and raised just outside of hollywood is after all a california girl at heart. >> we know they want to meet with ceos and female tech entrepreneurs out in silicon valley to raise awareness to the royal foundation and see if they can really start working more closely with them. >> reporter: but will the duchess of sussex meet with her father? >> many sources are telling us that meghan has no plans to go visit her father when she comes here later this summer or on the official tour. >> reporter: while excitement about the royals coming to america is building, william and kate have made a top secret visit to their first vacation as a family of five. a blooming pregnant pippa and her husband have also joined william and kate. >> william and kate have gone for a romantic getaway in mustique with the family. george and charlotte have been playing on the beach.

george is learning how to swim. kate's parents have been watching the children in the evening so they can go on double dates with pippa middleton and james matthews. >> the perfect family vacation for prince george's 5th birthday sunday. and as so many newlyweds know harry and meghan are already facing some pressure to join that parenting club. rumors circulating this may be meghan's last solo trip before she starts trying to get pregnant. the bets are going on. a lot saying 2019 will be the year they'll have their first child. they just got married, meghan -- amy. >> yeah, just a little pressure there, eva. thanks so much. ♪ i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe ♪ coming up next camila cabello performing live in central park.

good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. happy friday. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. san jose police cracking down on illegal gambling operations. this video from croply avenue. investigators say what appeared to be a computer repair shop thrived as a profitable yet illicit casino. so far, investigators have raided eight businesses and seized nearly $400,000 in cash. and now the department of justice is also involved. let's see what your friday morning traffic looks like. >> all right, reggie. we don't have any major issues right now. but we had a trouble spot in the north bay. southbound 101 before tamalpais, we had a five-car crash. it was blocking a middle lane,

pushed off to the shoulder now, but you are stop and go there from about 580. we have the metering lights on for the bay bridge toll plaza, but it is pretty empty right no ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'.

now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and accuweather still having issues with fog this morning. half moon bay, it is dense along the coastline, even in the north bay, santa rosa, about three miles. foggy from the golden gate, but later on today, sunnier skies. our warmer spots today going to

the 80s and 90s. reggie? >> thanks, drew. another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. until we see you in just a few ♪ it would be useless welcome back. i'm sorry. we were taking a picture just there. welcome back to "gma." our amazing crowd in central park. they're going wild for camila cabello. exactly, cue the crowd. her debut album "camila" hit number one. and now she's performing one of her hits. >> yes. this is "never be the same." ♪

♪ something must have gone wrong in my brain got your chemical all in my veins ♪ ♪ feeling all the highs, feeling all the pain ♪ ♪ let go of the wheel it's the bullet lane ♪ ♪ now i'm seeing red not thinking straight blurring all the lines you intoxicate me ♪ ♪ pushing me touching me suddenly i'm a fiend and you're all i need ♪ ♪ all i need yeah you're all i need ♪ ♪ it's you, babe, and i'm a sucker for the way that you move, babe ♪ ♪ and i could try to run but it would be useless you're to blame ♪ ♪ just one hit of you i knew i'll never be the same it's you,

babe ♪ ♪ and i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe and i could try to run but it would be useless ♪ ♪ you're to blame just one hit of you i knew i'll never ever, ever be the same ♪ ♪ i'll never be the same i'll never be the same ♪ ♪ i'll never be the same ♪ yeah ♪ sneaking in l.a. when the lights are low off of one touch i could overdose ♪ ♪ you said stop playing it safe, girl i wanna see you lose control ♪ ♪ pushing me touching me suddenly i'm a fiend and you're all i need ♪ ♪ all i need, yeah, you're all i need ♪

♪ it's you babe and i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe ♪ ♪ and i could try to run but it would be useless you're to blame ♪ ♪ just one hit of you i knew i'll never be the same ♪ ♪ it's you, babe and i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe ♪ ♪ and i could try to run but it would be useless ♪ ♪ you're to blame ♪ just one hit of you i knew i'll never ever ever be the same ♪ ♪ i'll never be the same i'll never be the same ♪ ♪ i'll never be the same hello, new york city. [ cheers and applause ] oh, i'm so happy to be in the most magical city in the world. with the most magical people.

would you sing this next part back with me? it goes like this -- ♪ you're in my blood you're in my veins you're in my head i blame ♪ ♪ you're in my blood you're in my veins you're in my head ♪ let me hear you sing it. ♪ you're in my blood you're in my veins you're in my head ♪ ♪ you're in my blood you're in my veins you're in my head ♪ ♪ i'm saying it's you babe and i'm a sucker for the way that you move babe ♪ ♪ and i could try to run but it would be useless you're to blame you're to blame ♪ ♪ just one hit of you i knew i'll never be the same i'll never be the same ♪ ♪ and i'm a sucker for the way that you move, babe and i could try to run but it would be useless ♪ ♪ you're to blame just one hit of you i knew i'll never ever, ever be the same ♪

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♪ loving you back now at our party in the park with camila cabello performing her new song "consequences" on tv for the very first time. camila, take it away. ♪ >> this song is called "consequences." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ dirty tissues trust issues glasses on the sink they didn't fix you ♪ ♪ lonely pillows in a stranger's bed little voices in my head ♪ ♪ secret keeping stop the bleeding lost a little weight because i wasn't eating ♪ ♪ all the souls that i can't listen to to tell the truth ♪ ♪ loving you was young and wild

and free, loving you was cool and hot and sweet ♪ ♪ loving you was sunshine safe and sound a steady place to let down my defenses ♪ ♪ but loving you had consequences ♪ ♪ hesitation awkward conversation running on low expectation every siren that i was ignoring i'm paying for it ♪ ♪ loving you was young and wild and free ♪ ♪ loving you was cool and hot and sweet ♪ ♪ loving you was sunshine safe and sound a steady place to let

down my defenses ♪ ♪ but loving you had consequences ♪ ♪ no, ooh ooh ooh said no, ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ i, no, ooh, ooh, ooh, mmm ♪ yeah ♪ loving you was dumb, dark and cheap loving you will still take shots at me ♪ ♪ loving you was sunshine but then it poured ♪ ♪ and i lost so much more than my senses ♪ ♪ 'cause loving you had

consequences ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> ah, how gorgeous was that. camila, thank you so much. and what a beautiful scene. we've never had anything like that here in the park. good morning, guys. wow. was that not gorgeous, gorgeous song? this is my goddaughter by the way. i'm such a cool godmother today. did you like it, alex? >> yes. >> oh, yeah, we loved it. we have been having so much fun at our "gma" block party this morning. we are here for summer and, of course, you've been sharing your grilling tips and block party photos. now we're kicking it up a notch and we'll challenge you to send us your best grilling recipe. we want to you share it along with a photo or video at goodmorningamerica.com for the chance to come on and be crowned grill master champion and a real simple tip, guys, get a meat thermometer. you have to make sure the grill is getting your job done. all right.

that is the big picture. you guys just go to the website to enter. for now, i can't get over how oh, the morning is not through. we have so much more coming up with camila but a real quick, i want to check in your names. >> stephanie. >> nancy. >> and it's the 305 in the 212.. for those folk who is don't know what the 305 is -- >> miami. >> feeling pretty hot. so much more coming up. paula, we can't wait to get more music. >> welcome back. now to our countdown to shark week. it is the 30th anniversary and it all starts sunday on discovery with shaq versus a shark.

his funny ad confusing shark week with shaq week. and it went viral. and now, he's taking the plunge, going cave-diving. take a look. >> i've had my share of championships and awards but having your own week is the ultimate. so when discovery came to me about shaq week, i said, absolutely. let's do it. >> reporter: it all started with this hilarious shaq week gag. >> huh? >> you are so brave, mr. o'neal. >> reporter: the big man was promoting shark week's 30th anniversary. but bit off a little more than he could chew. after that promo campaign went so wildly viral discovery came back to him and asked him to dive in for shaq versus sharks. >> i'm talking about sharks. da, da, da, da. >> reporter: attempting to conquer his fear of sharks he takes on a jaw-dropping cave plunge but needs backup. >> nope. nah. that dude is more scared than i am. small fry, yeah, he'll do it.

>> what up, shaq? >> reporter: calling on his shortest friend kevin hart. hart enlists ex-marine and comedian rob riggle for a crash course but there's one problem. >> have you ever done this before. >> no, not once. >> are you nervous? >> yes, i give us about a 50/50 chance. >> you ready? >> yeah, let's do this thing. >> reporter: the nba legend all 7'1" inches of him gets a custom built shaq cage. >> he's not going to fit in a regular charge. so we had to build an 84-foot shark cage. i believe that's right. somebody -- well, we'll confirm it later but i believe it was 84 feet. that's a big cage. >> reporter: but prepping for his big dive. >> thak shaq's going in. >> reporter: not as simple as getting his fins wet. >> oh, there's a shark right next to me. don't worry about it, shaq. it's not going to hurt you. there it goes. it's going right for you. i got him.

shaq, where did you go? >> can he do it? >> they're trying to kill me. >> we're all waiting with bated breath. >> the shark tried to kill me. >> can't wait to watch shark week kicks off sunday on discovery with shaq's special, shaq does shark week and coming up, camila cabello taking us have?

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♪ we are back now with our girl, camila cabello. the multiplatinum superstar touring with taylor swift, charli xcx here with us for our party in the park. i'm so happy to have you here. are we happy to have camila here? [ applause ] >> so sweet. >> is it true performing in central park has been something you've wanted to do? >> yeah, i mean, well, i have like an obsession with new york city. i said early -- oh, thank you. oh, stop. >> they have an obsession with you, too. >> oh, they're so sweet. no, i love new york city and one of my favorite song from my album is "consequences" and i

had this dream of performing it here in central park. so thank you so much for making that happen. did you guys like it? >> it was stunning. i got chills. did you love going up on the piano? >> yeah. i mean, i actually -- it wasn't as scary as i thought it would be. it's actually -- this is the first time ever that i performed the song on tv so that was scarier than like being really high up there. >> thank you for giving that to us. i want to talk about your new tour touring with taylor, charli xcx. you have said that you thought it would be sort of like a slumber party. >> yeah. >> has it been? ? well, yeah. i mean, it's been -- the tour has great energy. you know, just like, you know, seeing all these like really great honestly taylor and charli are some of the girls i've met.

so genuine and supportive. and so it's a tour that, you know, has such a great energy and that's important because on tour like you're basically living together for six months so it's important that the people are great and they are both really, really great. so lucky. very lucky. >> what a great combination and i want to talk to you about your song "havana." >> yeah. >> you're taking it beyond the music now. >> yeah. >> isn't that true? >> yeah, so basically i have my first makeup collection. >> congratulations. >> with l'oreal. yeah, thank you. so, yeah, i'm really excited about that. lots of like really new things happening this year so -- >> what's the havana collection like for l'oreal? >> it's very just natural, it's like very natural and really like high quality glowy products and not, you know, not too heavy or crazy but high quality products. >> like yourself. well, there is a reason i brought up that song, "havana." performing her smash hit and spotify's most streamed song ever by a solo female artist, here she is, with "havana." [ cheers and applause ] ♪

♪ havana ooh na na ay ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na na ay, ay ♪ ♪ he took me back to east atlanta na na na oh but my heart is in havana ay ♪ ♪ there's something about his manners, uh-huh havana ooh na na ♪ ♪ he didn't walk up with that how you doing when he came in the room ♪ ♪ he said there's a lot of girls i can do with but i can't without you ♪ ♪ i knew him forever in a minute that summer night in june ♪ ♪ and papa says he got malo in him he got me feeling like ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, i knew it when i met him i loved him when i left him ♪ ♪ got me feeling like ooh and then i had to tell him i had to

go, oh, na na na na na ♪ ♪ havana ooh na na ay ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na na ay, ay ♪ ♪ he took me back to east atlanta na na na, uh-huh ♪ ♪ oh but my heart is in havana my heart is in havana na na ♪ ♪ knew it was him when he came from behind yeah ♪ ♪ it couldn't work but on the streets ♪ ♪ this is the part that my daddy told me ♪ ♪ he got me feeling like hey ♪ i knew it when i met him ♪ i loved him when i left him ♪ got me feeling like -- sing it new york ♪

♪ oh, na na ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na na ay, ay ♪ ♪ he took me back to east atlanta na na na oh but my heart is in havana ay ♪ ♪ my heart is in havana ♪ new york! let me hear you sing it -- ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ let me hear you say oh, oh, oh let me hear you say oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ let me hear you say oh, oh, oh louder ♪ note and it's one, and it's two, and it's one, two, three ♪ ♪

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ havana ooh na na ay ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na na ay, ay ♪ >> sing it! ♪ he took me back to east atlanta na na na oh but my heart is in havana my heart is in havana ♪ ♪ havana ooh na na ay ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na na ay, ay ♪ ♪ he took me back to east atlanta na na na oh but my heart is in havana my heart is in havana ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods, irresistible since 1950.

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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> almost to the weekend. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. it's 8:59. here's drew touma with a look at that forecast. >> reggie, that fog still thick in spots along the coast. visibility, half moon bay still at one mile. seven miles in santa rosa. but once you get inland, you see a lot of sunshine mixing with high clouds today, and that will be the theme throughout the afternoon. mainly sunny away from the coast, 60s and 70s along the shoreline. we'll see 80s and 90s in our warmest spots. alexis? >> okay, we want to take you down to the south bay where we have a new crash on northbound 280. this is right around saratoga avenue. that is still blocking the two middle lanes. you are stacked up for about 2 1/2 miles at this point. a quick check of mass transit, golden gate, larkspur ferry,

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