sorry, folks. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another abc 7 news update. >> good morning america starts right now. good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air. a driver plowing into people in london during the morning rush hour, slamming into security barriers at parliament during the height of the summer tourist season. police swarming the scene with automatic weapons drawn, investigating as a terror incident. the suspect in custody this morning. our correspondent on the scene with the very latest. flooding emergency. heavy rain forcing water rescues across the northeast. good samar a human chain to rescue a grandmother trapped in this car.

crews using rafts to save people stranded. new concerns about more flash flooding. war with the white house. omarosa and president trump escalating their battle. his former adviser now ready to share her secret recordings with the special counsel. the president fighting back, calling her wacky and vicious. ♪ respect and well wishes pouring in for the queen of soul. aretha franklin gravely ill this morning. her family and friends by her side. the tributes from stars like beyonce overnight and the very latest on her condition right now. >> she certainly has earned our respect. good morning, america. er joiarethad r milythis mornin

you can see the crowd joined in singing "respect." >> i love what she said not so long ago. she said everyone wants respect, everyone needs respect from the very old to those in the middle, male, female. we all want respect and we all want to be appreciated. >> well said. >> we respect her. >> praying for her. >> a lot more on her coming up. we have breaking news to start us out. overseas a driver plowing into pedestrians and slamming into a barrier at parliament. a suspect in custody this morning. counterterrorism is on the scene. james longman is right there with the latest for us. james, good morning. >> good morning. we've been moved a few hundred meters back from the houses of parliament. you can see where the car baiemed into the s if you take a look just around here you see columns of police, reinforcements arriving. we've seen police presence growing all morning.

>> reporter: this morning central london on lockdown after a car deliberately crashed into a security barrier outside britain's houses of parliament during the morning rush hour. >> that would appear to be the car. >> reporter: the bbc catching this video of the car speeding up before it crashes. >> he was going maybe 40 to 50 miles an hour, maybe more. didn't swerve into it. it was a direct hit. >> reporter: one witness said a group of cyclists were waiting at a light when a car ran into them. they said the driver made no attempt to slow down. >> i think a cyclist was injured. re rushed to the hospital as police swooped in to arrest the driver of the sedan on suspicion of terror offenses. police swarmed this area immediately.there are dozens of and fire trucks and overhead

helicopters. they are not taking any chances. they closed the westminster subway station and cornered off a u.k. l.e cint reminisce olast year's car attack on parliament which left five people dead and over 50 injured. the last few minutes we've heard that the suspect is in his late 20s. police say they haven't found any weapons in his car but he is not cooperating with police. they are trying to find as we speak a motive for this attack. david. >> james, thanks. back here at home the flash flood emergency across the northeast. heavy rain forcing more rescues overnight. drivers abandoning their cars in rising waters. homes flooding. erielle reshef is in pennsylvania with more. good morning. >> reporter: gd g iniss e thd tithe we pounded by powerful flash flooding. this is an american legion building now teetering over a creek that was

the foundation. this rning, flooding slamming the northeast. >> we've had some flooding, but nothing like this. >> reporter: in pennsylvania this heroic scene. >> you can do it. >> reporter: two good samaritans working hand in hand with police officers forming a human chain with bed sheets to rescue a grandmother from her trapped car. flash floods sweeping this town in westchester, pennsylvania. the murky brown water engulfing cars. >> the water started coming in the bottom of my car. i just kept praying and praying. >> reporter: up to four inches of rain falling. deluging more than 20 homes and buildings. this massive sink hole expanding outside this harrisburg outlet parking lot. these emergency high water oea trpe on a small island. watch as they jump into the raft, finally reaching dry land.

in college park, maryland the storm uprooting trees damaging cars and homes. >> the wind was nasty. it was probably hurricane force. all the trees were bent sideways. i thought i'd lose a lot more. >> reporter: robin, this building is now condemned and needs to be torn down. the mayor of the town telling me the flooding has been historic. robin. >> quite a scene. erielle, thank you. let's go to ginger for the latest. there are new concerns about a flash flood emergency this morning? >> happening right now. looking at some of the warnings from skylar and seneca counties in western new york and the numbers are high as far as how much rain has fallen. you're looking at people being rescued from their homes. they're trapped and officials are getting them out. of course we have flash flood warnings in the red in parts of pennsylvania. remember, pennsylvania had its wettest july on record and now more rain for this beginning of august. all this moisture is pulling into this front that has not moved. it's barely budged over the last three days and wonl.

>> thank you, ginger. we turn to the battle between the white house and former aide, omarosa manigault-newman. president trump blasting her as vicious after she released a secret recording of a conversation they had shortly after she was fired. our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is here with more on the fallout. good morning, tom. >> michael, good morning to you. the president taking on the former aide he helped make famous, tweeting eight times about her yesterday all throughout the day. now omarosa herself is upping the ante. >> reporter: this morning omarosa's war with the white house escalating. the former adviser to the president now claiming she's been contacted by the special counsel and, if they call again, she's ready to share her secret recordings. >> anything mueller would like to see? >> if his office calls again, i'll share. >> reporter: omarosa secretly taping the white house chief of staff, john kelly, and the

president himself releasing some of the recordings to nbc. >> general kelly came to me and said you guys wanted me to leave. >> no. nobody even told me about it. they run a big operation, but i didn't know that. i didn't know that. damn it. i don't love you leaving at all. >> reporter: the president firing back, tweeting this morning, when you give a crazed, crying low life a break and give her a job at the white house, i guess it just didn't work out. good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog. >> i write about being a part of the trump world cult. it's a cult of personality. i was caught up in it. >> reporter: in her new book "unhinged" omarosa making shocking allegations including her unsubstance yated claim that there was a recorded outtake from "the apprentice" where president trump allegedly uses the "n" word. omarosa now claiming she's heard the tape and is providing the

details. it used to be part of the production staff for "the apprentice" and they took it on themselves to actually document this so that they could actually expose him for the racist that he is. >> reporter: overnight the president slamming the allegations, saying on twitter he spoke with the executive producer of the show. mark burnett called to say there are no tapes of "the apprentice" where i used such a terrible and disgusting word as attributed by wacky and deranged omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. she made it up. in her book omarosa delving into the president's marriage writing she believes the first lady is counting every minute until he is out of office and she can divorce him. the first lady's office responding, mrs. trump rarely, if ever, interacted with omarosa. it's disappointing to her that she's lashing out and retaliating in such a self-serving way, especially

after all the opportunities given to her by the president. the white house said the book is full of lies and false accusations. we want to point out many allegations in the book are in stark contrast to what omarosa has said in multiple interviews over multiple years defending the trump family and the president. >> the president apparently acknowledged nondisclosure agreements for white house staffers. are those enforceable? >> right. he actually tweeted about this yesterday saying omarosa had signed one. we know in private sector ndas are very common. the president used it all the time at trump org. in the private sector it's a different ball game. experts say they have no teeth. >> we'll see. thank you, tom. now to the new fallout at the fbi. agent peter strzok who worked on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and russia probe has been fired after facing scrutiny for text messages about then candidate donald trump. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story this morning.

strzok's team is sayihe was fird despite being recommended he was demoted. >> the president seemed satisfied with the firing. even though the fbi agent claimed his distaste for trump never affected his work, he was terminated, something his attorney believes was due directly to pressure from the president. >> reporter: this morning peter strzok, the embattled fbi agent accused of bias against president trump, fired after months of relentless white house attacks. >> how about that fbi agent? you think he liked me? think there was just a little bias there? >> reporter: when the president learned that strzok had been terminated, he tweeted, finally a list of bad players in the fbi and doj gets longer and longer. trump livid because of disparaging text messages peter strzok sent to former fbi attorney lisa page in which he repeatedly called then candidate trump an idiot and suggested that he needed to be stopped. last month during dramatic congressional testimony, strzok

fought back, defending his time investigating the hillary clinton e-mail scandal and robert mueller's russia probe. >> i can assure you, mr. chairman, at no time in any of these texts did those personal beliefs ever enter into the realm of any action i took. >> reporter: congressional republicans who believe peter strzok is a man without honor were not buying it. >> i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate, agent strzok. >> i've talked to fbi agents around the country. you've embarrassed them, you've embarrassed yourself. >> reporter: strzok's attorney said he was fired despite the fbi review recommending suspension and demotion. the fbi released a statement basically saying he was fired by the book, david. >> we have reported that mueller wants to ask about potential obstruction of justice.

we know the president's team responded already narrowing the scope. rudy giuliani saying i think we have mueller on the run. they expect to hear back from mueller this week? >> david, giuliani claims he told the special counsel the conditions with regard to whether the president would agree to an interview in written form or otherwise and said he's waiting on mueller to respond. david, this has been a moving target for months, so we'll see. >> pierre thomas, thanks to you. >> thank you, david. new developments into the new mexico compound where children were found starving and allegedly being trained to carry out school shootings. the suspects now released on bond. gio benitez has the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning. a new mexico judge ordered the release of the five suspects arrested on child abuse charges and were alleged to have been training the children to carry out school shootings. now the suspects two men and three women were arrested last week at a compound in new mexico where authorities rescued 11

emaciated children living in filthy conditions with investments food, no clean water. the judge granted the suspects $20,000 bond each and ordered them to wear ankle monitors until trial. one suspect, siraj wahhaj, is likely to remain in jail pending a warrant. authorities found a body of a young boy buried in the desert near the compound. >> the decision to release the suspects, that came against the wishes of the sheriff's department and fbi? >> that's right, michael. the sheriff, prosecutors and an fbi agent involved in the alburquerqalcase all argued that the five adults should not be released. the judge said they failed to articulate a specific threat. michael. >> thank you, gio. robin. >> very surprising. the latest on the queen of soul. aretha franklin reportedly gravely ill surrounded by friends and family in detroit. chris connelly has more on her condition. good morning, chris.

>> reporter: good morning, robin. aretha franklin said to be gravely ill surrounded by loved ones at her bedside and very much on the minds and in the hearts of millions this morning who were transformed by her voice. last night that extraordinary scene in her hometown of detroit courtesy of jay-z and beyonce. ♪ what you want, baby i got it ♪ what you need, you know i got it ♪ >> reporter: with god-given talent and artistry that conveyed emotion like no other, lady soul teaching the world all it needed to know about respect. ♪ little respect when you come home ♪ >> reporter: this morning reports that the 76-year-old aretha franklin is gravely ill. >> aretha franklin is currently surrounded by family and friends in her home city of detroit and she is, according to our sources, gravely ill at this point. >> reporter: in the wake of that

news prayers, deep feeling and expressions of support pouring forth monday on social media from so many, mariah carey praying for the queen of soul, lin-manuel miranda adding my prepare to the galaxy of prepares r prayers today. miy lig must celebrate the living legends while they're here. overnight beyonce and jay-z dedicating their detroit concert to aretha. the crowd belting out her iconic anthem. aretha's pop breakthrough came in 1967 when she set off a series of monumental hits in 1968. among them, "chain of fools", and "you make me feel like a natural woman." ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ >> reporter: this rendition of

"think" in the blues brothers galvanized fans. ♪ >> reporter: once again, aretha's church-born greatness uplifting so many. she was the first woman inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, the presidential metal of freedom in 2005, ivy league honorary degrees, performing at president obama's in inauguration in 2009. ♪ our country tiz 'tis of thee millions of fans recalling her at the kennedy center honors slipping the mink to the floor and bringing down the house one more time. aretha's influence felt by so many of today's music makers who treasure the queen of soul, just as fans around the world do, robin. >> we got chills here on the set. it all started in the church. her daddy being a preacher,

that's where it all began for the queen of soul. thank you so much. we continue to think of her and her family. >> i hope she's able to watch and see this outpouring of support. >> feel the love. >> let's check back with ginger. >> good morning, guys. i wanted to start with the wildfires which have become deadly again in mendocino. that's the largest one, nearly 350,000 acres burned. in utah, nearly 20,000 at the coal hollow fire. the conditions still very hot out there and some spots quite windy. tuesday trivia sponsored by olay whips.

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♪ i will love you forever and ever ♪ ♪ how i love you >> welcome back to "gma." that's the queen of soul, aretha franklin, singing "say a little prayer" on "gma" in 1998. so many people saying a prayer for the legend this morning. she's gravely ill. our thoughts and prayers are definitely with her. we'll have the latest onn roho g. >> many people were playing her music this morning. you were playing it on the break. >> yeah. >> we were all moving to it. >> absolutely. >> we'll have much more on that ahead. the top headlines we're following, a terror

investigation is under way in london after a driver plowed into cyclists and ran into a security barrier. multiple people injured. thankfully no one killed. the suspect in custody. also breaking overseas, a deadly highway collapse in italy during a sudden storm in the northern city. italian authorities say about ten vehicles were involved. emergency crews are on the scene. and as thousands of firefighters battle those flames in california, we have an incredible rescue. these police officers working with the staff of an animal shelter to frantically save dozens of dogs and cats as the flames close in. you can see them running from cage to cage to save the animals. police say they've got almost all of them out. a few cats missing were in a building protected by fire crews. they are okay as well. g rky po

cal >>ou c s the fear in the animals too. >> you can hear it. this story is pretty unbelievable. we're going start this half-hour with that plane scare, a second one now in a matter of days. someone actually stealing another jet leading to a deadly crash. this time it happened in utah where police say a husband flew that small jet into his own home after a domestic violence arrest. kayna whitworth has more. we know some of his family members were inside the home. >> david, good morning. his wife and son were inside the home at the time of the crash. police say that duane youd crashed into it. this morning we're learning of a phone call he made to his son and daughter who were in the home but left before the crash. >> reporter: overnight abc news obtaining this video which allegedly shows youd leaving the airport at nearly 2:30 a.m. >> the whole house.

>> reporter: just a few minutes later youd crashing this plane into his own home in this suburban neighborhood, sparking a massive explosion. >> the house is fully involved. >> reporter: flames tore through the house inside. youd's wife and son in the house, miraculously able to escape. youd, in the aircraft, died. >> i have never seen anything like this. i hope to never see anything like this again. >> reporter: youd reportedly called his two biological children who lived inside the home and told them to go stay with their mother. they complied. the night before the crash youd was arrested on suspicion of assaulting his wife around 7:30 p.m. at about midnight he returned to the home to get his belongings. two and a half hours later photos of the wreckage show the plane charred and in pieces in the front yard along with a crushed car. lieutenant ryan porter of the payson police department said he's known youd for 30 years.

>> i just about fell over in the kitchen of my house when i first got the call. >> reporter: neighbors describing a happy family. >> nice, nice, nice people. this is so shocking to us. >> reporter: this crash reminding so many of what happened days ago. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. is he okay? >> reporter: when another unauthorized plane ride ended up in a horrible crash. over the weekend horizon airlines employee richard russell took an empty turbo prop out of the parking lot into the air speaking to air traffic control the whole time. >> this is probably like jail time for life, huh? i just want to do a couple maneuvers and see what it can do before i put her down. >> reporter: f-15 fighters raced to intercept him. a fiery crash 75 minutes after taking off ended his flight and his life. >> it's hard to imagine anything that could have prevented either one of these mishaps. these were people hiding their demons who see

cautioning this could have been so much worse. seeearwly miss those tanybody made it out ali. authorities telling me his wife and her son had to run out the back door into the street. david. >> be glad they were able to do that. >> david, thank you. a new development into ohio state football coach urban meyer. investigators hired by the university speaking with the ex-wife of his former assistant coach, zach smith, who's accused of domestic abuse. espn's ryan smith is here, and ryan, investigators trying to determine what meyer knew and when? >> that's right, robin. zach smith is facing new allegations, this time that he faced other charges years ago but didn't tell his former boss. >> reporter: urban meyer one of the most successful coaches of all times. >> urban meyer with his third. >> reporter: but this morning, the investigation continues into

the bombshell claims that have rocked college football, that meyer's former ohio state assistant coach, zach smith, abused his now ex-wife and that the famed head coach may have known about it but did nothing. >> he picked me up by my neck and threw me on the ground and screamed at me, look what you've turned me into. >> reporter: monday courtney smith had her day with investigators meeting with the team hired by the university's board of trustees to look into meyer's handling of the allegations. her attorney telling abc news courtney is thankful for the support she has received during this time. zach smith denies he abused his wife but told espn that he spoke about the allegations with meyer in 2015. >> i laid it all out for him. i said apparently my ex-wife is trying to get me charged with domestic abuse. >> how did he respond to that? >> he said, i swear to god, zach, if i find out you hitter, her, you're done, you're fired. >> reporter: this morning smith faces allegations he failed to

reveal a 2013 drunk driving arrest to his former boss, stating through his attorney that he chose to deal with it on his own. smith was fired last month when the 2015 abuse allegations were made public. meyer claiming he had no idea. >> never told anything. never had a conversation about it. so i know nothing about that. >> reporter: later reversing course admitting he failed when he made those remarks and was not adequately prepared to discuss it. the two-time national champion coach now on paid administrative leave while the university investigates. meyer is cooperating with them as well. investigators expected to complete their review by sunday and then it's up to the university to decide meyer's fate. >> interesting to see what they do. as always, ryan, thank you. >> thanks, ryan. coming up we have that new twist in that stand your ground case in florida where a man shot

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good morning, victor. >> good morning, michael. right now michael drejka is in jail being held on $100,000 bond after state prosecutors reviewed the case as well as two prior incidents involving the improper exhibition of firearms and decided to charm him with manslaughter. >> reporter: the fatal shooting caught on surveillance outside a florida convenience store in july. michael drejka firing and killing markeis mcglockton in what he called self-defense. drejka walking away without any charges, but this morning a prosecutor says this was manslaughter. >> i was happy. i was ecstatic about it. i'm sorry it took so long. >> reporter: mcglockton inside the story buying snacks with his son. his girlfriend was parked outside with their two other children. drejka approached jacobs berating her about parking in a handicapped shot. when mcglockton returns, he shoves drejka to the ground and steps back.

seconds later drejka pulls his gun and fires. his 5-year-old watching him die. >> it's a memory that's always going to be with my 5-year-old. my three kids will be without a father. >> reporter: citing the stand your ground law, the sheriff declined to charge him. >> under these circumstances we cannot make an arrest. >> reporter: now the sheriff saying he supports the state's attorney's decision to charge and arrest drejka which comes after weeks of pleading from his family and protests from the community. >> michael drejka is a cold blooded killer. he took marquis's life without a second thought. >> reporter: mcglockton's family calls the arrest a small measure of comfort and a first step. >> that was my baby. when i heard that he was getting charged, i guess i can start healing. >> reporter: drejka scheduled to make his first court appearance today. if convicted, he can face 30 years in prison. michael. >> thank you, victor.

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he even turns his back to them to take a selfie. still not satisfied he wades closer to the bears to take more photos. while that man was watching the bears, an online audience was watching him on a streaming nature webcam, and those viewers alerted park officials who tracked him down. >> bears are territorial. they're focused on their fishing activities. having people in that area is extremely unsafe. >> reporter: park visitors are required to be at least 50 yards from bears while they're feeding. the man in the video and two others are facing charges of reckless endangerment and harassing wildlife. >> for these individuals to be in this area could have gone south very quickly. these are wild bears. they will behave as bears do. >> reporter: it's the latest close call between man and beast this summer. >> oh god. oh, no, no, no. >> reporter: earlier this month a man got out of his car and was

caught on camera taunting a huge bison at yellowstone national park. >> i can't watch! also escaped without injury but is also now facing charges of harassing wildlife. that man pleaded not guilty. police have identified the suspect in the bear incident but the park services said this is an isolated incident. >> what is going on? in this case, weren't they in a restricted area where they shouldn't have been with the bears? >> they actually block off this area for a month so bears can feed undisturbed ahead of winter. the park services said sometimes judging the 50-yard rule can be difficult. sometimes you only have one path to get through and the bears happen to be there. in this case it sounds like it was obvious they were in an area they were not supposed to be. you're not only putting yourself in danger but you're also putting the bears in danger. >> turning your back to the bears to take a selfie. >> not the smartest.

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he's been live on the scene all morning long. morning, james. >> good morning, david. we're about a hundred meters away from where this incident took place where that car slammed into security barriers outside of london. this all began just after 7:30 this morning when a silver sedan crashed deliberately into cyclists and pedestrians. before slamming into security barriers. police swarmed in very quickly. westminster in total lockdown. dozens of police cars and fire engines in the area. the suspect was arrested immediately. place say he's in his 20s and acted alone. no weapons found in the car. he's not cooperating with police and they're still trying to establish a motive. all this reminiscent of other terror attacks. where vehicles have been used. thankfully on this occasion no one with life threatening injuries. it's a reminder the threat still exists. >> too many to count at this point.

james longman, thank you. robin. more flash flooding warnings being issued. new towns face flooding. we're seeing real heroism, ginger. >> you need it when you have people walking by and somebody is in the car. it's actually happening the heroism this morning. we got off the phone with a fire coordinator at seneca new york. under flash flood warning right now. >> reporter: devastating flash floods in pennsylvania. >> we've had flooding, but nothing like this. >> reporter: watch this heroic scene. this is in upper darby. two good samaritans working hand in hand with police officers. forming a human chain, all to rescue a grandmother from her car. flash floods in westchester, pennsylvania. the murky water engulfing cars. >> the water starting coming in.

i just kept praying and praying. >> reporter: up to four inches of rain quickly falling in bradford county. flooding more than 20 homes and buildings in bradford county. this huge sink hole in lancaster, pennsylvania. watch as rescue crews save this person trapped on a small island. in new jersey eight inches of rain pounding brick township. a state of emergency in effect. how long do we have to deal with this rain? that's the next question. you can see the rotation around that low. the answer is 24 hours. that slow moving front that's been with us for the last three or four days finally moving east. we are in such a wet pattern, robin. i was just speaking with people in the studio from lodi, new york they've been in undated for the last few months. >> we have to remind people how quickly it happens, the flooding. that's why they say turn around, don't drown. the water comes in. you don't know how deep it is. how high it can get. and how quickly it can move.

only six inches can knock you off your feet. >> turn around, don't drown. >> great advice. >> thank you ginger. now to a baby who had a special reunion with his deployed dad. that's 6 month old nathan briscoe whose father chase briscoe was sent overseas. his little boy was missing him. his mom bought nathan a doll of his dad. look at nathan's joy right there. that doll has a chip in it that says daddy loves you i'll be home soon. >> it's daddy's voice too. >> yes. daddy's been gone for three months when nathan was 3 months old. father chase is amazing he remembers him. obviously once you hear daddy's voice it never goes away. >> daddy come home. >> that's right. coming up gabrielle union opening up about her struggle with infertility and the medical issue behind it. plus, a consumer alert about those digital payment apps. what happens if you send your money to the wrong person?

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health scare for paris hilton, michael jackson's daughter revealing to fans on instagram stories that she underwent surgery to remove an abscess almost the size of a golf ball. i'm sorry. i said paris hilton. i meant paris jackson, michael jackson's daughter. she explained she could have gotten sepsis and died. she opted not to use anesthesia. admitting it was one of the most painful things she ever experienced. the show must go on. the surgery didn't stop paris jackson and her band from performing at a cancer fund raiser and paris was thrilled with the turn out especially of one fan, her grandmother. katherine jackson came out to cheer her on. paris saying it meant the world to have my grandma enjoying my music. i love that. >> great to see katherine

jackson around. >> yes and glad to hear that paris jackson is doing fine. also in the news today one of the most stylish stars in tennis. >> oh, please. go on. oh, in tennis? >> serena williams will not disappoint this year at the u.s. open. she has teamed up with nike. get this the luxury brand louis vuitton to create her dream tennis dress. a black one shoulder number with a tutu. williams said it embodies that you can be strong and beautiful at the same time. adding it's been my dream to wear a tutu. you go, girl. that's not all. there's an entire ensemble that goes with it including a leather off court jacket and sneakers. for fans who want to channel

their inner serena, a limited number of this ensemble will be available at select nike locations later this month. i am in. >> you look good with the off the shoulder look. >> get ready ladies, i'm coming. >> you can wear that and not play tennis. >> absolutely. >> and you play. >> are you still in that thursday league? >> it just ended. it wasn't pretty, but thank you. we tried. there's no "i" in team. finally a major league baseball coach found a green way to keep himself cool. miami marlins first base coach perry hill, watch this. beat the heat in atlanta by putting a piece of lettuce into his baseball cap and then he put the cap on his head. hill changed the lettuce leaf every inning and said he prefers cabbage for its larger cup size. thank you mr. hill for sharing. let us reflect on why he would

use rough faj to cool down. did you notice i said let us reflect? i wrote it and then i blew it. >> this goes all the way back to -- >> he told reporters it goes back to the great babe ruth. >> babe ruth. >> we should have asked dr. jen. i know women use them for breast feeding. there's some medicinal purpose, right? >> yes. thumbs up. >> i don't know what it does on the head. it's working for mr. hill. thank you for sharing. >> jen is like whatever you've said. she's not responsible for that. >> exactly. >> never a dull moment when you're around. >> missed you guys. >> missed you. >> the two of you can make fun of us all you want. >> never. we're going to move over to our cover story. gabrielle union revealing her

struggles with infertility revealing a recent diagnosis. that could explain why she's had so much trouble having a baby. diane macedo is back. >> i am. gabrielle union said people blamed her infertility on her age, her career. after 20 years it seems gabrielle finally has an answer. it's a condition many women may not know they have. >> reporter: in the hit series "being mary jane" gabrielle union plays a journalist who's fertility struggles are broadcast on tv. >> what are you telling me? >> this is abnormal. you can always try again. >> reporter: in real life she's speaking out about her difficult journey in trying to conceive. >> you are not alone. fertility is not an older woman issue. it's an issue period. >> reporter: speaking at the blog her 18 summit. union says after 20 years of searching she has a diagnosis and possible explanation. >> everyone had just sort of

chalked it up to you're a career woman you prioritized your career and now you're too old to have a kid. that's on you for wanting a career. the reality is i actually have adenomyosis. >> reporter: adenomyosis is a form of even do employee trio sis. it's difficult to diagnose because some women show no symptoms of it. union has been very open about her battles over the year. she also told robin roberts last fall about the pain she suffered in trying to start a family. >> it felt like a few days, but it was a week or two later to find out we had lost the baby. that was the first one. it just is so devastating. ns rains hef her blogil mothero

i want to let you know there can be more to the story. >> reporter: it is possible to have children with this adenomyosis. here's hoping she gets the treatment she needs. having been there myself. sometimes the hardest part is not knowing what is causing them and sometimes having an answer is a huge relief. >> bless your heart for sharing that. dr. jen is here. what is this? >> let me show you. there's three layers in the uter uterus, an inner layer of muscle and an outer layer.

think about this as a normal uterus. with adenomyosis you have these glands sink down and make the middle layer much thicker. this is something that a lot of times slips under the radar. you can diagnose it surgery. when we get an mri or ultrasound, we can get hints a woman has it, but it can go under the radar. >> what are the chances being able to carry to term? >> that's an unknown. in order to have a live birth, you need a lot of things going the right way. when you have a woman with multiple miscarriages you have to look at a lot of things. this is something that affects a lot of women. which we see a lot in older women. once we can diagnose it, it's about managing and trying to take a diffe fertility. >> what are the symptoms? >> mostly pain and bleeding. again, you've heard me say this before, robin, women are not taken seriously when they

complain about these things. i like this segment because we can put the "u" back in us russ. i like to remind people when you complain of something, that complaint needs to be taken seriously. the uterus can be enlarged and look enlarged on imaging. >> any cure for this condition? >> no cure. there's management. the key is manage the symptoms. of heavy bleeding and pain. sometimes hormonally, rarely surgically. once you determine there is some trouble with the couple, you have to get your ducks in a row and hope for the best. it is definitely possible. >> great of gabrielle to step up and have this discussion. >> this is like when our grandmothers would say we have this problem and no one would talk about it. this is 2018. we need to bring women's health issues to the forefront. s o more by.

dad. peer to peer payment services. when you use your phone to help pay off something with a friend. an estimated 79 million americans use apps like venmo, apple pay and zell. there are questions about possible risks. gio benitez has much more from our los angeles bureau this morning. good morning. >> david good morning. gone are the days of writing checks. many of us don't envy sven visi atm anymore. you can send people money from your phone. an important warning before you transfer that hard earned cash. >> reporter: peer to peer payment services now make it easier than ever to send money to friends, family and even some businesses. >> tens of millions of americans use them every year. it's growing very fast. >> reporter: how does it work?

it's as easy phone number or pulling up an existing contact in your phone. type in the dollar amount, confirm and it's on its way. experts warning you need to be careful. >> it's important to check before you hit that pay button. >> reporter: irving contacted our chicago station when he accidentally sent more than $1,700 to the wrong person. >> i made the mistake of putting a wrong number. that was it. i lost my money. >> reporter: he said he called the cell number who he sent the money to. no response. he reached out to his bank, chase, and they gave him back a portion, $800 as a courtesy. to see what warnings you receive when transferring funds we're looking at three popular services apple pay, venmo and zell. first se -- zell. i'm going to send some money to my producer. i'm sending $1. i get a warning.

that warning send only pay to people you know. next we try apple pay and venmo. it's not warning me. both services asked to confirm our payment, but don't give me a warning to check i was sending the money to the right person. they both say it's because they detect we know each other. my producer is already saved in my contacts. venmo said their algorithm checked that we have had mutual contacts. in all three services once i sent that dollar off to my producer i'm probably not getting it back. >> here's what happens next. you get a text message. >> i got your dollar. >> she's not being asked to confirm her identity. >> there's nothing criminally law enforcement can do. >> reporter: irving said the chicago police department had him file a report and told him there's not a crime.

>> there's something in the system that needs fixed. >> reporter: his bank, chase, said we review these situations and work with customers on a case by case basis. if we find that a payment was made in error, we'll work to try to recover those funds. >> it's a huge loophole where we've not caught up with technology. >> with apple pay if the person hasn't accepted the money, you can cancel the payment. with zell and venmo if you send to a venmo user, it can't be canceled. check with the person after you send the money or maybe send a test payment of a couple cents. >> great advice, gio. >> by the way your producer sarah deserves more than a dollar. >> she sent the money back. >> let's send it over to ginger. >> i'll be testing that for sure. we've got to do your "gma" moment. these are my friends from cedar rapids, iowa. we both love corn.

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good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." a utah firefighter has died on the front line of the mendocino complex fires. cal fire says the firefighter was air-lifted to the hospital after suffering an injury. he died there. cal fire says the firefighter was from draper city, utah, and this is the first death related to the mendocino complex. the fires have burned more than 354,000 acres. let's take a look at your traffic this morning. hi, alexis. >> hey, good morning, reggie. we're looking at heavy traffic on the bay bridge getting into san francisco. some very heavy volumes on the fremont off ramp right now. we did see this later in the morning yesterday, too. looks like there may be some delays there around the sales force transit center. and a quick check of drive

times. no delays for any of these bridges. richmond-san rafael, san mateo and dumbarton bridges. drive times in t

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please welcome the one and only mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good to see you, brother. >> you look so sharp. good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> looking like a business man coming out here. >> once in a while. my mother might be watching. >> he looks so great in his suit i want to take mine off and burn it. we just rattled off all those job titles. you do everyone well. now you're in the car business. >> yes. >> give us your sales pitch. i want to buy a car. talk to me. >> new or used? leased? i'll put you in a beautiful traverse, brand new, all star. we're not giving you a low mortgage -- i'm sorry a low interest rate. you're going to pay extra

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i just sit there. >> did you hold the purse? >> no i just counted the number of purses she was buying. anything my wife wants. happy wife happy life. she's allowed me to pursue my passions and she's raised four children. >> and happy children too. >> i have a 14-year-old about to be 15-year-old daughter. that's a challenge. everybody says they come out the other side. she's here today. we're letting her meet a friend and a little trust. >> i feel your pain. >> if she doesn't do the right thing, all that goes away. >> your boys are into football. >> yes. >> how are you on the sidelines? >> now i'm delegated to security which allows me to get on the field. my wife is a football mom now. she went from saying we don't want him playing football to now

he's going to be in the nfl draft. i said what if he decides to do something else? she's the one that takes him to practice. she's on it. i can't watch the patriots in my own home anymore because she's obsessed. she used to go away on the weekend if the patriots lost. if they lost, she would want to be away with me. now i can't watch the game with her. she's an absolute crazy person. >> she thinks the kids are going to win the super bowl. would you rather them be athletes or actors? >> i want them first of all to pursue academics. they're going to choose what they want to do. i'm building all these great businesses hopefully i can pass on to them. whatever they decide. my son, if he wants to be an artist or entertainer, we'll support them. i encourage them to get the best

education possible so they have a back up plan. [ applause ] >> all right. "mile 22" baby. i watched it last night. whew. >> it's intense. >> it is intense. did you have to prep? >> i did a lot of weapons training in the past. for me -- pete berg and i this is our third movie. this is our idea of tune and having a good time doing something intense like this. he just wanted me to be as in shape as possible. in "patriots day" i was overweight cop. in "deep water horizons" i was overweight oil worker. he just wanted me to get ripped. every night he tried to get me to drink wine. you know, it's one of those things where i was not happy because i wasn't eating.

as soon as we got to columbia and at the tail end of the field, i was able to end what i wanted. >> i had to rewatch the ending three times. >> it's a great twist. >> you want to see a little bit? you're not going to see the ending? [ applause ] >> here it is. >> start of an operation is like the start of everything else. anything can go right. anything can go wrong. diplomacy is option one. military is option two. when one and two go wrong, there's one thing left. that's us. we're the third option. >> three times i had to rewind it. >> you play a lot of intense characters. who would you want to add to your over watch team? kad from "transformers" or

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] back now with our jobs series. internships one of the best way to launch your career. not just for college kids anymore. now adults are using returnships to come back. what is a returnship? >> this isn't grabbing coffee. it's an internship for anyone who took time away from work and

wants to return with improved skills. now many companies have these. >> reporter: meet 43-year-old kelly thompson. >> we build and design parts that are used in commercial aircraft. >> reporter: just three weeks ago she was an intern. >> you're interns? >> yes. >> shut up. you're so old. >> reporter: sort of. nearly a decade ago kelly left the industry to raise three children. >> i said it's going to be a few months. >> reporter: nine years later she was ready to go back. it wasn't that simple. >> it was a hit to me to not have people willing to speak to me because i elected to take time off to raise my family. >> reporter: what she needed, a so-called returnship designed for people who want to relaunch

their years after time off. >> there's been some change. i was surprised how much miff skills needed brushed up. >> reporter: major brands now often these kind of reentry programs to sharpen skills, build confidence and ease the transition back. far from getting coffee responsibilities and pay are often in line with other jobs. >> this internship for me was not a step down. it's a full on executive position that utilizes my skills and background. >> reporter: carl fishman cohen is co founder of i relaunch. >> we see this pool as an educated experienced talent pool that employers really can't afford to ignore. >> reporter: after 16 weeks kelly was hired full time. she says her time spent as a

full time mom is more valuable than ever. >> i'm completely comfortable presenting now. if i can face a room of pto moms, i can face anyone. >> we want to find out how much our audience knows about getting back into the workplace. press your clickers, what do you think is the most in demand job skill? a computer coding, bcoding, bcoi management, c communication. >> our audience is going with communication. 63% of people think so. they're right about that. what i think is great in addition to the fact that we have a brilliant audience, what's great about that linked d insu in surveyed when you

those skills you are a great candidate. >> heather in the audience. what is your question? >> if i do a returnship, how likely would i get hired? >> you have a 50% to 100% chance of getting hired if you do a returnship. these returnships are at so many companies. it's really important to ask if companies have these type of programs. treat it like an internship. get to know everybody and go above and beyond. >> the big question, it's a great concept, can everybody qu quafy for a returnship? >> people who should think about these are people mid career. mothers who have taken time out. military, service members who have taken time away. those who left the workforce for temporary health issues.

people who have been the main care taker in their families, this is a great opportunity. >> look for those returnship turns. what a great story rebecca. thank you so much. let's go to ginger zee. >> thank you lara. this is cindy from allentown, pennsylvania. have you seen "sharknado"? >> yes. >> let me introduce you to shark cloud. that's an actual cloud. it's it's way less aggressive cousin. this morning the flash

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[ cheers and applause ] >> thank you all. thank you, jordan. oh, my gosh. we achills. thank you for that. >> beautiful song. >> thank you for that, "only love." congratulations to baby rumi. we'll see you tuesday.

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good morning. it's 8:59. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." meteorologist drew tuma, i am not wearing this sweater for no reason. >> and you're doing it well, because it is chilly out there! but we are seeing some brighter skies as you move inland. walnut creek camera still gray, but youe. visibility is on the rise, so good news there. we expect the fog to be lifting over the next couple hours. highs today 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline, warmest spots in the 80s. alexis? >> yeah, i left my fleece on my chair for like 30 minutes so i can do this traffic report. we do have a new sig alert. this is on 880, southbound on the nimitz right at whipple road. two-car crash is blocking the two left lanes and already stacked up well north of 92, almost to 238.

so expect significant delays there and still quite heavy on the bay bridge getting into san francisco, some long delays on that fremont exit. reggie? >> okay, alexis, go warm up. time now for "live with kelly and ryan." we'll see >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today from the series "shades of blue," ray liotta. and star of "american horror story" and the new series "pose," evan peters. plus how to avoid summer health risks courtesy of dr. taz. also, get ready-- a special performance from sting and shaggy. all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ♪ i'll never let you go [pop music continues] ♪ oh, oh ♪ i'll never let you go ♪ >> ryan: ah. ♪ >> ♪ i'll never let you go

♪ >> ryan: posing, posing.