party? >> i was considering it. >> elon musk, he didn't have any plans. >> got to figure out out. what a good id good morning, america. breaking news, president trump jokes with vladimir putin about meddling in the election as the democrats make their case for 2020 in a heated debate overnight. breaking news, putin and the president face-to-face for the first time since the release of the mueller report detailing russia's interference in the 2016 election. now president trump asked if he will confront putin about 2020. >> don't meddle in the election. don't meddle in the election. >> the reaction right now. this as democrats take on president trump and each other overnight. the bull's-eye on joe biden, kamala harris with a big night confronting the front-runner over race. >> it was hurtful. >> it's a mischaracterization of my position across the board.

i did not praise a racist. that is not true. >> health care and the crisis at the border taking center stage. who stood heottest es of thyear stretch from the midwest to the northeast right where it will feel like more than 100 degrees. deadly shark attack. the father of that college student killed snorkeling in the bahamas now speaking out. how her mother tried to save her life. new hope for baby india. the newborn found abandoned in the woods now thriving. what we are learning exclusively from those caring for her right now. ready for a fight. team usa faces its toughest world cup team yet battling host nation france during a blistering heat wave. the do or die game about to get under way. and good morning, america. we have a lot going on this friday morning. great to be here with amy and janai.

big game today. >> that's right. i'm so excited. this is going to be appointment television. team usa back in action facing their toughest opponent yet. it happens this afternoon in france. >> everyone will be tuning in but it's not just france they're worried about. also the weather. it's going to be brutally hot. we'll have a lot more on that coming up. hot here in the northeast. it was hot on the debate stage last night. ten debates faced off vying for the chance to take on president trump in osaka, japan where he met with russian president vladimir putin for the first time since the release of the mueller report. that report's top conclusion, the russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systematic fashion. our chief white house correspondent jon karl traveling with the president. jon, that stark conclusion and the president appeared to be making light of that russian meddling this morning. >> reporter: george, this was a really strange moment. the president sitting right next to vladimir putin did seem to be joking as he told the russian president not to interfere with the presidential election.

the president's first meeting with vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report started with diplomatic pleasantries. the president calling it an honor to meet with the russian president. >> a lot of very positive things going to come out of the relationship. so vladimir, thank you very much. >> reporter: then a question from an american reporter. >> will you tell russia not to meddle in the 2020 election? >> of course, i will. >> reporter: playing to the cameras, he directly addressed putin. >> don't meddle in the election. don't meddle in the election. >> reporter: the president smiled and so did putin. the mueller report documented russia's extensive efforts to interfere with the 2016 election and the president's national security team has warned russia is likely to try it again. >> the russians are focused on sowing divisiveness and discord in this country and pitting us that part i think we see alive and well. >> reporter: after the reporters

left the room the president met privately with putin for about 45 minutes. earlier as he left washington for japan the president made it clear we may never know exactly what they talked about. >> i'll have a very good conversation with him. what i say to him is none of your business. >> reporter: well, the president was all smiles when he addressed vladimir putin. the message from his administration has been differently. just last month secretary of state pompeo issued a stern warning to his counterpart saying that if russia meddled in the 2020 elections, quote, it would put our relationship in a worse place than it has been, george. >> often a gap between the president and his own administration at least on this. jon, thanks very much. amy. more on last night's democrat ten more candidates taking the stage, going head the head on health care, the economy and immigration and targeting front-runner joe biden and abc's mary bruce has the breakout moments from miami. good morning, mary.

>> reporter: good morning, amy. well, there is no question this was a fiery debate as the early front-runner joe biden went into the night with a target on his back. he was forced to defend his record over and over again but it was senator kamala harris who dominated the night and had its most defining moments. in his first words joe biden tried to make it a night about the president. >> donald trump thinks wall street built america. ordinary middle class americans built america. >> reporter: but for biden's democratic rivals, it was a time to take on the early front run per. >> time to pass the torch. >> reporter: the former vp put on the defensive. >> i'm still holding onto that torch. >> reporter: a shouting match erupting on stage. >> a lot of joe's generation -- >> reporter: then senator kamala harris stepped in. >> america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> reporter: it was clear the former california attorney general came ready to play. in the most dramatic moment of the night, she called him joe biden out biden's record on race and taking him to test to get

things done, even with segregationist senators. >> i do not believe you are a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground. but i also believe -- and it is personal and i was -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. >> reporter: piling on, she took on biden's opposition in the '70s to federally ordering bussing, and she made it personal. >> and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> reporter: moments later, her campaign tweeting out this photo of a young harris.

biden, forced to clarify. >> vice president biden, do you agree today -- do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in america then? do you agree? >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is bussing ordered by the department of education. that's what i opposed. your city council made that decision. it was a local decision. >> reporter: rattling off his accomplishments advocating for civil rights before stepping back as the clock ran down. >> i'm the guy that extended the voting rights act for 25 years. we got to the place where we got 98 of the 98 votes of the united states senate doing it. i've also argued very strongly that we in fact deal with the notion of denying people access to the ballot box and agree -- anyway, my time is up. i'm sorry. >> reporter: on the topic of race, south bend mayor pete buttigieg with a blunt admission when pressed about why his hometown police force isn't more diverse.

>> i couldn't get it done. >> reporter: the mayor's campaign sidelined by a deadly officer shooting of a black man in his city. >> he didn't have his body camera on. it's a mess, and we're hurting. >> reporter: but it was this moment from the mayor taking on republicans over the crisis at the border, and invoking religion in the process, that took off online. >> for a party that associates itself with christianity, to say that it is okay to suggest that god would smile on the division of families at the hands of federal agents, that god would condone putting children in cages, has lost all claim to ever use religious language again. >> reporter: on immigration, a united front against the president. >> day one we take out our executive order pen and rescind every damn thing on this issue that trump has done. >> reporter: now, amy, biden took hits last night from every direction facing tough questions not only on his record on race but on immigration and health care, even on reaching across the aisle. at one point, he was blasted by

fellow moderates for working with mitch mcconnell, and joe biden has been arguing that his record is an asset, but last night it was also a liability. >> he certainly had a target on his back. thank you so much. the debate trending big online. let's take a look at the breakout moments and who topped the night. before the night bernie sanders was the most searched candidate, all that blue you're seeing. after the debate harris was number one. you see all that yellow covering 37 states. take a look at this. a huge surge of tweets about busing when harris confronted joe biden about his stance on the use of buses to end school segregation in the 1970s, one of the top three most tweeted about moments. number two when the candidates shared the first thing they would do as president and number three once again belonging to harris when she broke up that shouting match with that line, america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we'll put food on the table. >> that is the debate on social media. one of the things we're going to see is how does it affect the

voters at home watching and i want to get more from mary and jon. clearly kamala harris had a big night, showed command on that stage, that encounter with joe biden the biggest takeaway of the night for most people. how are the campaigns dealing with it behind the scenes? >> reporter: well, george, kamala harris' campaign this morning is certainly riding high. she didn't just have one breakout moment but several. they are now seeing the results of that, and she has had some of the highest fund-raising numbers she's seen so far but this is just one night and 11 more debates coming which is joe biden's campaign is quick to point out. they are doing cleanup this morning. they say they knew these attacks were going to come, and they knew that joe biden would be the center of a lot of the attention last night, and they said it was his strategy to speak directly to the american people, but there is no question the vice president had a rough night, george. >> no question about that. meantime, jon, the president true to form even though he's overseas, tweeting about the debate overnight and republicans really do see an opportunity over the both nights of debates

on health care and last night that moment on immigration where all the democrats said they were for giving health care to undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: all ten on the stage raised their hand for that, george, providing health coverage to undocumented immigrants. that goes further than barack obama. there was no health coverage for undocumented immigrants under obamacare. another one was the idea of eliminating private insurance endorsed by several of the candidates. there are more than well over 100 million americans that have that, and many of whom like that coverage. that would be something that republicans will seek to exploit. >> battle lines are drawn. jon karl, mary bruce, thanks very much. all of you at home, go to our website to learn more about all the candidates and the race for the democratic nomination. janai. from the big moments last night now to the heat wave hitting millions around the country. temperatures topping 90 degrees from the midwest to the northeast, and ginger, we're glad it's summer, but that heat is serious and it can be dangerous.ht this week, janai,

we've seen three children die in hot car deaths, 52 last year and that is the thing, and prolonged exposure we're worried about. going into this weekend, the beach, that's a great place to be. this is ocean beach, new jersey where you can get a little bit of that cooler water and cool yourself down. we're talking about now philadelphia reaching potentially today its third 90 plus in a row and would make it an official heat wave. why is this such a big deal? we're late. we're about a month late in a lot of places including kansas city. the jet stream has been hanging further south and it's been wetter and cooler and so these numbers are a big deal, new york city, 90s through sunday there. minneapolis, 95 by sunday. kansas city going to 92 and 91 even after the 93 today. a big deal because of all that flooding too, the evapo-transportation is what we call it has you very humid right in the middle. look at saturday's numbers, george. >> they have had a rough few months there. unger, thanks very much police iied a person of interest in sappearance as they search for a specific item

that could be a key clue. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> reporter: this morning detectives are examining items taken as part of a search warrant at a home owned by a 31-year-old salt lake city man. >> the owner of the residence where we served the warrant is a person of interest. >> reporter: 23-year-old college student mackenzie lueck was last seen june 17th. police say she took a ride share from the airport meeting someone at 3:00 a.m. in this park just five miles from where investigators were seen removing items including ammunition. they also want to know what happened to a mattress set they say someone living in this house recently gave away for free. >> we ask those who took those mattresses or box springs to please contact the salt lake city police department. >> reporter: investigators are scouring for clues while her worried friends and family including her dad wait for news. >> i can tell you, i can feel

the heartache and the pain and the suffering in his voice as we spoke. >> reporter: abc news is not naming this person of interest because he has not been charged with a crime. still many, many questions, amy. >> there certainly are. clayton sandell, thank you so much. now to breaking news overnight in north carolina. a small plane crashing into a home, killing both the pilot and someone inside that house. another person there also seriously injured. investigators from the ntsb and faa are expected to arrive there soon. right now the cause of the crash is not known. and there are new details about that deadly plane crash in russia caught on camera. take a look. a passenger on that plane recording the moment the plane slid off the runway, crashed and then burst into flames. two crew members were killed. nearly two dozen on board were also injured, and abc's david kerley has the latest. >> reporter: this was an emergency landing that quickly went bad. the twin engine plane veering

right off the runway onto the grass not slowing down. passengers heard screaming before slamming into a building. the cockpit crushed. two crew members killed. the fire engulfing the an-24. 22 on board were injured. seven of them were taken to the hospital. the cell phone video shows the plane running off the runway, and pilots unable to slow the aircraft. investigators say the plan, a stalwart of the russian commercial fleet suffered an engine problem leading to the landing and leaving the pilots without the ability to control the aircraft. this is the second high-profile crash in russia in the past two months. it was early may that a russian jetliner crashed on a moscow runway killing 41, including an american. now in yesterday's crash, the russian airline says that the co-pilot actually survived and was not injured. he could provide some important clues with what happen happened in that crash. guys, back to you. mh. >>noto the women's world cup.

so much fun today. team usa is gearing up for their toughest match yet, in some really tough heat. they will face off against france at 9:00 p.m. local time, and it's expected to be sweltering, as hot as 87 degrees and humid. abc's adrienne bankert is there. adrienne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you too, janai. yeah, those temperatures are starting to go up right now in paris, france. yeah, we found the heat. we found some team usa fans behind me and we're excited about that and they're excited about the quarterfinal tonight. the other big soccer headline besides the heat has been the volley between team co-captain megan rapinoe and president trump. >> i stand by the comments that i made about not wanting to go to the white house. >> reporter: this morning, team usa's co-captain megan rapinoe isn't backing down. >> i'm not going to the [ muted ] white house. >> reporter: at a news conference, rapinoe is urging other soccer players to skip any event hosted by president trump should the u.s. win the world cup. >> i would encourage my teammates to think hard about

lending that platform or having that co opted by an administration that doesn't feel the same way and doesn't fight for the same things we fight for. >> reporter: the team is gearing up to play in a true heat wave. temperatures are expected to be around 86 degrees and humid ahead of today's matchup offense france. team usa staff tell us they train to be in this heat. on game day it's all about the fundamentals. >> what kind of things as a performance coach would you tell them to do to make sure they are not dehydrated? >> specifically in this environment we're making sure we can cool them quick enough. >> reporter: hot weather can limit the body's ability to sweat. dehydration is a concern and the body can lose up to half a gallon of fluid during a game in hot weather. still performance coaches behind the u.s. women say they're ready for anything. >> do you think that usa has an advantage over other teams? >> they travel city to city and travel to altitude in utah, heat and humidity in orlando so they are used to those environmental factors. >> reporter: i got to let you

know besides the concern about players on the field in the heat there, they say they're more concerned about fans in the stands. these folks, like the ones behind me, they will be hanging out for hours, and many of whom will be celebrating in this hot, hot sun. make sure to stay hydrated no matter where you're watching the game and make sure you keep cheering. [ chanting "usa" ] >> so many traveled for that game. we can see them behind adrienne. obviously lots of people at home here will be watching. >> i'll be on my couch. it will be great. >> bring the water bottles. a lot more coming up and we'll hear from the father of that 21-year-old college student killed in that shark attack in the bahamas and he's revealing new details. the latest on the baby found in georgia thankfully surviving. families lining up to adopt her. our exclusive with those taking care of her. first, back to ginger. >> straight to the weekend getaways from progressive insurance.

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the 2020 election but the president seemed to joke with it meddle again. overnight ten democratic candidates faced off taking on president trump in miami. the bull's-eye on joe biden. by the end of the night kamala harris had a big night, the most searched candidate on google. >> take a look at this amazing rescue. a sharp-eyed teen in the right place at the right time catching a 2-year-old girl when she fell out of a window. this happened in turkey. that little girl is thankfully okay and an eyewitness calling that teen a lion of a person. >> wow, that was incredible. we have new details now on that deadly shark attack in the bahamas. this morning we are hearing from the father of that california college student who was killed while snorkeling with her family. abc's victor oquendo is there in the bahamas with the latest on this. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, amy. we're just off rose island where the attack took place, a popular place for divers surrounded by coral reefs. jordan lindsey's father tells us the entire family was out here that day but jordan and her

mother were alone when she was killed in an extremely rare attack. new details in the shark attack in the bahamas that took the life of a college student on vacation with her family. 21-year-old jordan lindsey went snorkeling off rose island with the sandy toes tour company in a reef much like this one seen here when jordan was fatally attacked by three sharks according to police severing her arm, her mother just feet away from her in the father. jordan in the middle taken just before setting out for the snorkeling expedition. her father speaking to abc, telling us that it happened so quickly there was no time for anyone to warn them. jordan's mother had to pull her to shore. we spoke with this andre musgrove, a shark diver who says he ventures into these waters every week. >> there's coral reef around here so just like any other healthy coral reef area there are sharks. you can see this photo 45

minutes before the attack. sharks are protected here in the bahamas. >> correct. shark tourism and the population of sharks is healthy. that's what helps us with the marine ecosystem, the fisheries and tourism, so they're a big asset to the bahamas. >> big business. >> exactly. >> when something like this happens that's your livelihood. what goes through your head? >> it's really unfortunate and my condolences go out to the family. as humans we have to educate ourselves and what we should do and not do. >> reporter: this is actually the snorkeling location for the sandy toes tour company. we reached out to them several times but have not heard back. today was supposed to be the last day of the lindsay family vacation, instead going through the painstaking process of returning her body home to california. >> so tragic indeed. victor oquendo, thanks for being with us. joe yaiullo is here with us. thanks for being with us. i know that there are so many people thinking about vacations

and snorkeling and then you hear about the details of this case. officials there say that there were three sharks involved in this attack. is that common? >> they do hunt in packs at times but usually the incidents are just an individual shark. >> we've been talking about this string of shark attacks but the truth is, shark attacks, the numbers haven't been rising even though it feels like they have when we see these types of report, correct? >> correct. social media, things like that, the news does get out quicker so it does seem like it's more common but statistically it's not. >> we all know the chances of this happening are extremely remote. but other than avoiding the ocean altogether which i think sometimes people end up doing after seeing these attacks, are there things that swimmers and surfers can do to avoid being attacked by a shark. >> you're entering their realm, their world so avoiding swimming

dawn and dusk, wearing shiny jewelry. if there is a feeding frenzy or those areas. >> dawn and dusk are typically the time that sharks feed? >> often a feeding time and lighting is low so their perception of what they might be chasing could be altered. >> if you find yourself in the unusual situation of being attacked by a shark, there are things that you can do to hopefully avoid that becoming a fatal attack. >> you're in a fight for your life at that point and shark, their mouth and snout is very sensitive area. there are a lot of sensory organs so you punch and kick for all you're worth. nobody likes being poked in the eye. they do not want to be in a fight and if they feel like they're in a situation they will retreat. >> that is important advice to think of in those moments. joe, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, thanks. >> janai, over to you. the latest on baby india, the infant found alive, abandoned in a plastic bag in georgia. families are now lining up to adopt her and we spoke exclusively with child protective services and paula faris is here with more. this was such a tough story. >> reporter: a tough story but

we have great news to report. we are told that baby india is in a temporarily foster home. she is laughing. she is smiling. she is thriving. she may have been abandoned but this morning the line to adopt her is growing by the moment. this morning, we're learning what's next for precious baby india, the just hours old little girl left for dead, found wrapped in this plastic bag and found under a pile of leaves in central georgia. her umbilical cord still attached. >> whoever left this child there did not intend on it being found. for her to be in such a good condition is a miracle. >> reporter: this was baby india in the hospital. now she's healthy as can be in a foster home and under the care of the georgia division of family and children services. >> laughing, smiling, baby india is doing great. her health is good and miraculously, considering what she went through, we're hoping that we can get her in a home

that will be her forever home as soon as we can. >> reporter: since the incident there is a been an outpouring of love across the country wanting to adopt the newborn. i would give her all the love she deserves, one woman writes. another saying, if baby india is in need of a home our doors are open. one colorado dad reaching out to abc news saying, i myself was abandoned at a hospital. my wife and i would be extremely open to adopting another little angel. and a south carolina parent saying he was moved by the now viral video. >> i immediately grabbed the link and sent it to my wife and in all caps i just told her, i said, i want to adopt this baby. >> we have gotten hundreds of calls, social media posts. we have people waiting in line to provide that child with a forever home. >> reporter: we're now learning that her future adoptive parents will likely come from georgia. >> we actually have about -- a waiting list of about 200 families who want to adopt young

babies. >> reporter: this as authorities are asking the public to help locate baby india's birth parents hoping to learn why she was left in such an inhumane manner. again, there are so many that want to adopt baby india and so many are reaching out to the sheriff's department to facilitate but they don't handle adoptions this. is going through georgia's division of family and children's services but they're still looking for any leads on who the birth mother may be and collected a lot of forensic evidence but need somebody to call and send them in the right direction. there are a lot of kids up for adoption, 3-year-olds, 6-year-olds, 10-year-olds looking for a forever home. >> i've been getting blast texts from my wife. she wants to move to georgia. >> it's lovely there. >> permission. >> good to hear so many people want to adopt. >> to do the right thing. >> thank you, paula. when we come back, two close

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and tom llamas has the details. >> this is the most violent accusation to date against the president. he says she is totally lying but as you're about to hear, two other women are now going on the record detailing what they remember hearing from their friend who says donald trump attacked her in a dressing room. two longtime friends of writer e. jean carroll are stepping out of the shadows corroborating carroll's story that she called them in the mid '90s telling them donald trump sexually assaulted her in the dressing room of a high-end new york city department store. >> he shuts the door and just pushes me against the wall, boom, and kissed me. >> reporter: carroll again detailing her allegation to "the new york times" but this time with both of her friends by her side. >> i remember her saying repeatedly he pulled down my tights. >> reporter: lisa birnbach best selling author said she called her immediately following it.

and i said, what, he raped you and you said -- he kept pulling down -- he pulled down my tights. he pulled down my tights. >> reporter: birnbach said carroll laughed off the incident but still tried to convince her to go to the cops. >> and i said, let's go to the police. no.you to the police. no. it was 15 minutes of my life. it's over. don't ever tell anybody. i just had to tell you. >> reporter: but another friend, veteran news anchor carol martin, says at the time she advised not to tell anyone. >> from what i could sense of you, you were, a, you were handling it as you handle things. she doesn't break down easily on anything and there was none of that as you told me. there wasn't like she started crying or nothing that was a frantic or kind of response to it. it was like, i can't believe this happened. i said, don't tell anybody. i wouldn't tell anybody this. >> reporter: for decades carroll says she took that advice until

last week describing the encounter in graphic detail for the first time in her new book "what do we need men for?" president trump says carroll is say wspect, g the hill, i'll number one, she's not my type, number two, it never happened. it never happened, okay. the president has faced more than a dozen allegations of sexual misconduct or assault, all of which he denies. and though many including her own friend have called what happened to her a rape. she wants to call it a fight and says she takes responsibility for ending up in the dressing room but says she had to fight, she had to run, she had to push to get away. again the president has denied all accusations. >> tom llamas, thanks very much. all right, well, coming up we are switching gears getting ready for "play of the day." stay with us. lay of the day." stay with us. to most, he's phil mickelson pro golfer. to me, he's well, dad. so when his joint pain from psoriatic arthritis got really bad it scared me. and what could that pain mean?

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good morning, everybody. mike nicco with your summery weekend forecast. >> thank you very much. hi, everybody. the sand is groomed and waiting for you down in santa cruz, sunny and 70. comfortable yrs 70s and 80s. 60s half-moon bay to san francisco. 70s around the bay. 80s starting to show up in the east bay and north bay valleys and that will continue to grow through the weekend. notice, 90? not until next thursday. >> we've got a new sig alert in napa county. westbound state route 12 before lynch road. a gravel truck spilled a couple loads of gravel. it caused a crash and the left lane is blocked. jammed solid 280 and smart train

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. heated debate. the democrats make their case for 2020 as the candidates take on president trump and each other overnight. the bull's-eye on joe biden. kamala harris with a big night confronting the front-runner over race. >> it was hurtful. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. >> health care and the crisis at the border. who stood out from the pack? abc news exclusive. family affair, the father who manipulated his children into robbing banks with him all ending up behind bars. now his daughter and son speaking out about their crimes and their redemption story. winter is over and the wedding is here. and sophie tabndabout joe jonas medical miracle.

the groundbreaking surgery that changed the life of a little boy before he was born. the cutting edge doctors that have him standing on his own two feet. ♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪ new music from the legendary whitney houston, one of the greatest pop divas of all-time. the late superstar's first song in a decade. you'll hear it right here. ♪ what do you want from me and we're kicking off the weekend with adam lambert. >> we are ready to get this pride party started. >> performing everything from queen hits to new music. our party in the park starts right now and he's saying -- >> good morning, america! [ cheers and applause ] [ applause ] > good morni hope you're well this friday morning. we're excited on this friday. we all know adam lambert took over "american idol," the oscars and touring with queen but guess what, he's taking over central park today. >> he is performing live helping us break free from the workweek and kick off the world pride celebration. we're excited. can't wait for that.

>> that's coming up. some news, first starting with the race to the white house. big debate last night,den last night. big night for kamala harris. abc's mary bruce is in miami with the highlights. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, this was a fiery debate overnight. joe biden is the early front-runner, went into the night with a target on his back and was forced to defend his record over and over again but it was senator kamala harris who dominated the night and had its most defining moment. for the democratic candidates it was a night to take on the early front-runner. >> time to pass the torch. >> reporter: the former vp put on the defensive. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. >> reporter: a shouting match erupting on stage. >> a generation -- >> part of joe's generation -- >> reporter: then senator kamala harris stepped in. >> america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their came ready to play. in the most dramatic moment of

the night she called out biden's record on race, taking him to task for failing to get things done, touting his abityo g things done even with segregationist senators. >> i do not believe you are a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but i also believe and it is personal and i was actually -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. >> reporter: piling on, she took on biden's opposition in the '70s to federally ordered busing in order to integrate public schools and she made it personal. >> and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day and that little girl was me.

>> reporter: moments later her campaign tweeting out this photo of a young harris. biden forced to clarify. >> vice president biden, do you agree today, do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in america then? >> no. >> do you agree? >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is busing ordered by the department of education. that's what i opposed. your city council made that decision. it was a local decision. >> so that's -- >> reporter: rattling off his accomplishments advocating for civil rights before stepping back as the clock ran down. >> i'm the guy that extended the voting rights act for 25 years. we got to the place where we got 98 out of 98 votes in the united states senate doing it and i've always argued very strongly that we deal with the notion of denying people access to the ballot box. i agreed that everybody -- anyway, my time is up. i'm sorry. >> reporter: biden taking hits last night from every direction and this morning his campaign is

doing a little bit of cleanup. they insist they knew biden would be the subject of these attacks, awould ge incoming, bu strategy instead to focus on just making his message directly to the american people. but, george, there's no question this was a rough night for joe biden but it was just one night and there are still many more to come. >> debates end of july, and ours is in september. iowa, many months away. mary bruce, thanks. we turn to the heat wave heading here this weekend. heat advisories issued for five states so far so i want to go back to ginger in central park tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> hey. good morning to you, george. did you all feel that? yeah, that is called summer. we have been missing it for a little bit. laguardia had two days of 90 plus. newark had 90 plus. this park, central park, has not hit 90 yet. i think we'll do it today. already feels like 79 this morning and the numbers are going to be high. philadelphia going to have their first official heat wave of the season. kansas city had their first 90 a month late and, yes, you'll stay right there and feel like you're close to 100 thanks to that humidity.

look at the numbers, heat advisories in place because when you're exposed to this for a long time it can be dangerous. one other note about saturday's forecast that everybody standing here in central park needs to know, severe storms tomorrow afternoon and evening, please keep an eye on the severe weather threat but for now let's head back to george. >> thank you. coming up here, the latest details on joe jonas and sophie turner's big wedding weekend. and an incredible story, surgery that saved this baby before he was even born. you're going to want to see that. amy, what do you have in the park? >> i am here with adam lambert and he's getting ready to perform live as we kick off pride weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tired of constantly battling lingering smells in your home, like pet, shoe, and body odors? for long-lasting, continuous freshness, try febreze plug. febreze plug provides 1200 hours of freshness,

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♪ what do you want from me [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." we have an amazing audience here. they are sparkling and shining in central park. adam lambert is here right now, of course. we also have the very funny ellie kemper coming to times square on monday but before all that, we have the one and only -- >> i can't. i'm embarrassed to do this in front of you. lara, i apologize. america, guys, are you with me for a special friday edition? [ cheers and applause ] let's begin with new details on one of the biggest celebrity weddings of the summer. sophie turner and joe jonas, you're going, aren't they married? but there's more. they arrived to the south of france, or as we like to say, en france.

am i close? ahead of their expected wedding ceremony and they were greeted by the staff of a gorgeous 18th century castle. sophie hugging friends, joe sipping wine, and the private estate is considered one of the finest in prove advance. it features a winery and of course if you have a winery you need a gorgeous mirror pool or that instagram moment that you know everybody wants. well now we don't know how many guests are expected but do know that his brothers will be there, nick and priyanka already there. how do we know that? priyanka posted this photo, with the caption it's in the air, with a heart emoji and i think dr. phil might be there. we told you dr. phil said on twitter the wedding was actually happening. i think he may have spoiled it a little bit. >> leave it to dr. phil. >> giving away the date of their wedding. now, of course, they are already married. we all know that, tying the knot in an impromptu wedding in vegas after the billboard music awards, but this, folks, this has got to be the real celebration.

they have been in france all week and have been sharing photos from the trip. sophie posting a photo kissing in front of the eiffel tower and that's a must do, and then joe relaxing in a twin bathtub. what? >> what? >> get ready, folks. i think we can show that on a morning show. can we? all right, congratulations to them, by the way. >> i definitely thought this had to happen by the way. they weren't just going to do this in vegas. >> now multiple weddings seem to be a thing. how many did priyanka have? five? guys, are you ready for a little bit more? [ cheers ] how much we lost when we lost whitney houston. i mean, that voice. up next, this could be the sound of the summer. it's a new track released overnight featuring one of the greatest pop divas of all time, our whitney houston's superstar producer kygo dropping a new single called "higher love."

you remember with whitney, the first whitney release in a full decade. listen to this. ♪ bring me a higher love >> yeah. let it out. >> how good is that? >> i'm telling you. >> i feel it. >> with respect to everybody who sings and everyone who is amazing, that whitney houston voice is a sensation. there is just nothing like that. whitney's version of "higher love" is the cover of the steve winwood's classic and the estate went to kygo with the recording and kygo was thrilled to make the music with one of the greatest female vocalists of all time. if you'd like to hear it kygo is performing it for the first time at pride festival utopia here in new york on sunday. [ applause ] >> the place to be. >> slightly big weekend. >> a huge weekend. i think there will be like 6 million people in the city. >> 6 million and 1. >> 6 million and 2 and 4. all right. so we finally have -- ready for your last prid[ chee

>> we have penguins showing thide in honor of worldwide pride this weekend. zookeepers at the zsl london zoo, zoo south london, have a banner in the penguin habitat that says some penguins are just gay. get over it. turns out the zoo's penguin beach is home to a famous same-sex couple, reggie and ronny, and they met five years ago. it was true love. they're inseparable. they're not the only gay penguins. it's home to some same-sex couples, martin and dev. let's hear it for martin and dev. [ cheers ] love is love, people, all over the world, please, it's pride. we should just get used to it. we'll celebrate it all weekend long in new york city and i'll be with my wabc family covering the parade. you can catch it all across the coy.we have , fiveounpredec nyom

i hopeyocan't be here he did youeggie d s partner as your guests? >> which would be a good guest. >> you could still book it, sam. >> i think we might need to go there live as a special correspondent. >> sam, you are singular. thank you for that amazing edition of "pop news." >> thank you. we have to switch gears and turn to our "gma" cover story about a texas father who manipulated his children into robbing banks with him, stealing more than $100,000 before they were eventually caught. his children are speaking exclusively to our matt gutman about those crimes and their lives now. >> a man and his two children in custody accused of robbing banks. >> reporter: it was the family affair that shocked a nation. scott catt convincing his son hayden to commit two robberies in 2012 while daughter abby just 18 years old at the time, drove the getaway car. >> did you have any hesitation about this? >> really, there was no

question i was going to do it. >> reporter: for her it was about helping her family. her brother hayden says it was also about greed. >> the cash in your hand totally changed my mind-set. my thinking. all it did was feed the greed. all i wanted was some more. >> you were willing to rob again? >> i was, yeah. >> i assume you had never seen so much money in one place. >> no, it was quite overwhelming. >> reporter: one month after the second robbery their worlds would quickly come crashing down. >> how long does three people think they can rob banks? it doesn't last forever. >> reporter: abby, hayden and their father were all arrested. in 2013 they were sentenced to prison and "20/20" was there for the emotional reunion of the siblings just before they started serving hard time. the best friends hadn't seen each other in over a year. >> abby, i'm sorry. orb? okay? >> i don't blame you for anything. i love you forever. >> i love you too. >> i don't bme you for nothing. >> okay. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> can i give him a hug?

>> if you guys want to give each other a hug, the sheriff says it's okay. >> really? >> reporter: at that point they faced another ten years apart. >> i know. >> when they asked is it okay for abigail to hug her brother hayden, i felt, why not? she needed that. they were kind of desperate souls there at that point in time. >> i don't want you to go. >> i know. >> reporter: today they remain behind bars while abby, now 25 and out of jail, is finding a way to begin life again. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: i'm 6 1/2 months pregnant currently with my first child. everything changes once you find out you're pregnant. you can't be selfish anymore. that's for sure. >> reporter: abby says she forgives her father, but she is still healing. >> unconditional love is just there. it doesn't go away. >> how often do you think about your brother? >> every day. every day, yeah, both of them every day. i'm definitely waiting on them

to get out. >> and you can see all of matt's report "a family affair" tonight the "20/20" documentary at 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. we're going to turn now to a groundbreaking surgery that changed the life of a little boy before he was even born. >> this really is an amazing story. this little boy underwent spinal surgery while he was still in his mother's womb and now thanks to that cutting edge operation, sweet little charlie is standing on his own two feet and doing better than expected. >> oh. >> reporter: at 17 months charlie is like so many toddlers, full of giggles and lots of energy to play. it's ahun' sure they would see when in may 2017 lexi found out she was pregnant. >> i was really excited. we didn't know if it would happen for us so it was really exciting time.

i couldn't wait to tell him. >> reporter: at 13 weeks she and joshua went to the doctor for what they thought would be a routine ultrasound. >> she was showing us the heart, you know, the lungs, everything looked good. and then the tone kind of changed. >> reporter: the doctor spotted what turned out to be spina bifida. bifida, a condition in which the neural tube fails to close all the way often leading to damage of the spinal cord and nerves. it affects between 1,500 and 2,000 babies born in the u.s. each year. complications of spina bifida can be mild to severe and could impact the ability to walk, bladder and bowel function as well as fluid buildup in the brain. >> they said most children born with a lesion that high and that severe are paralyzed from the waist down forufoparents of children with spina bifida, lexi and roc children's hospital. fetalscopic surgery, a less invasive alternative to the more traditional surgery, involving major incisions to a woman's abdomen and uterus.

>> we make two very small slits in the wall of the uterus and put in some little ports and then through those ports we put some tiny instruments and do the surgery inside the uterus. >> i felt in my gut that this was the best thing for us, for him. i could give him the best chance, so i knew it was the right thing but it was hard, you know, and i just prayed and prayed. >> reporter: now more and more hospitals are doing this type of procedure including cleveland clinic's fetal center. >> we're getting better at the surgical repair and people are working on trying to understand can we regrow nerves? can we recapitulate some of the spinal cord structure and function. >> reporter: nearly two years after the operation, charley is doing better than his parents could have ever imagined. >> they're very confident that he'll walk at this point. >> it's just so much joy and so much thanks. he's so happy. when he walks, he says, whoa, you know.

almost like he can't believe he's doing it himself. >> and really the science behind this is so incredible, it can make such a big difference and the family is so grateful for the difference it made in their lives. >> a beautiful story, a miracle. we're going to head over now to ginger who's in the crowd. >> right behind you, having the best time already, realizing that kimberly, melanie and ali have been here before. you are here for what? [ chanting "adam lambert" ] >> oh, that's right. that was him four years ago, and which songs are you waiting to hear? >> "coming in hot." >> "new eyes." >> all right. we got requests, adam. i hope you hear that. kathy by the way, the whole line of people so colorful today and having the best time. kathy gave me her glasses. than good morning. we made it to friday. i'm your meteorologist mike nicco. you can see the high clouds. slightly warmer but below

average. a gradual rush to summer warmth this weekend. and independence day looks like one of our warmest. highs today, 63 to 66 coasts to san francisco. 70s around the bay and 80s in the north bay and east bay. back to the upper 40s to upper 50s tonight. the 7-day forecast, 190. well, it is here. the world pride parade kicking off right here in new york city to mark the 50th anniversary of the stonewall uprising, and companies around the world are celebrating. we see rainbows everywhere. >> yeah, and it's the company part that has some people asking questions about it. some saying it might be distracting from the real tough issues the gay community faces now, and it's a real question, and gio benitez is here with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey sam, amy, good morning to you. listen, some call it pride incorporated. so many companies want in on the action and it's smart business. we're talking about 75% of the

country that now supports same-sex relationships, but this morning, some wonder if pride has gone too far and become too corporate. it's the nation's largest pride parade this sunday and fortune 500 companies are taking everything rainbow to the streets and to the bank. from rainbow shirts to rainbow shoes, to rainbow bottles of mouthwash. it seems just about every major company is in the business of pride. levis even producing a pride commercial. >> we're a part of this movement that's the future of expression. >> reporter: and it's no wonder why storefronts from florida to los angeles to d.c. are showing off that rainbow flag. some estimates show the lgbtq plus community holds a purchasing power of $917 billion, more than 10 million americans identify as lgbtq plus, and public support is still on the rise. jonathan lovitz is with the

national lgbt chamber of commerce. >> i think it's an incredible moment for disability. it's not just for people like you and me with the privilege of being out every day but for the kid who is here with their parents in new york city who has never seen anything like this. >> reporter: this morning, critics like fran tirado of "out" magazine say pride has become too commercial. do you think these companies are taking advantage of pride? >> absolutely. i mean, brands are commodifying on our identifies, commodifying our oppression, in the most marginalized of our communities are being taken advantage of. >> reporter: in fact, some critics have planned their own alternative march on sunday focusing exclusively on the issues. >> there are those who will say, you know what, though, this adds visibility. >> right. >> what do you say to that? >> i mean, the rainbow is a powerful object. i always remind people that the rainbow is a symbol of protest first and history first and shouldn't be attached to products in general. >> reporter: but both say the lgbtq plus community will only stand by the companies that

stand by them. >> they need to do more than just slap a rainbow on it and call it a day. ust aboueveryonee spe ide parade with says n't just carry that flag there on the parade. make sure you're supporting different organizations. >> exactly, and know what it stands for. so it's a beautiful thing, and everyone's been wearing rainbows and i have been seeing rainbows all over the city. it's a beautiful thing. guess what else is beautiful? adam lambert is performing live next.

good morning. i'm alexis smith. san francisco is getting ready for the pride parade. it's generation of resistance themed. it's been 50 years since the stone wall riots. the march kicks off at 6:00 tonight and the pride parade is on sunday. a look at the commute. a sig alert in napa county. westbound state route 12 not too far from linch road. gravel was spilled on the roadway. that caused a backup. another pedestrian struck in

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no issues on the roads. cool but warm in the inland neighborhoods. bay breeze we but at least we don't have a small craft advisory. for the pride parade, i mperatt. the 7-day, those temperatures you see pretty close to average for this time of the year.

alexis? >> sounds good. we'll have another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc 7 welcome back to "gma." we have a rowdy, fantastic audience here in central park this morning. i think they're ready for adam lambert, guys. >> they are ready. the first single "new eyes." let's listen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ rainy nights i've known for awhile getting away from myself again ♪

♪ i was alive but empty inside hole in my heart i never thought i'd mend ♪ ♪ no, i really wasn't seeing all the things i should see ♪ ♪ damn, i was getting jaded till the day you looked at me ♪ ♪ 'cause you got those new eyes honey virgin like blue skies sunny ♪ ♪ everything that you try everything gets you high baby i've been so blind without your new eyes ♪ ♪ without your new eyes without your new eyes ♪ ♪ without your new eyes

♪ this chemistry like candy to me i'm addicted to the sweet, sleepy haze ♪ ♪ so whisper at me and get me wavy naked and free never no room for shame ♪ ♪ no, i really wasn't seeing all the things that i should see ♪ ♪ damn, i was getting jaded till the day you looked at me ♪ ♪ 'cause you got those new eyes, honey ♪ ♪ virgin like blue skies sunny everything that you try, everything gets you high, baby ♪ ♪ without your new eyes without your new eyes ♪

♪ without your new eyes ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ you got those new eyes, honey, virgin like blue skies, sunny, oh, oh ♪ ♪ everything that you try everything gets you high, baby, i've been so blind without your new eyes ♪ ♪ without your new eyes without

your new eyes yeah ♪ ♪ oh ♪ without your new eyes yeah, yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you.

we are back now with the world pride celebration new york city hosting it for the first before the pride march kicks off on sunday, you can see it anywhere online. sam, you were a big part of it. >> i'm excited to do it hosted by gio with us and abc news anchor kimberly brooks. glad you're here. >> it's her first time on "gma." >> yes! >> how does that happen? we're glad you're here. >> it's amazing, yes. >> so this is a really big year for the lgbtq plus community. it's the stonewall 50 anniversary. what does it mean to put this all together? >> that's what it's all about, stonewall. 50 years ago today that's when that happened and the patrons in the stonewall bar actually fought back against police raids and we're going to be talking to people who were there who fought back. reverend kennedy who is so known

in the community as one of the people who fought back at stonewall, she's going to be joining us there at the pride parade. >> she was such a trail blazer. paved the way for so many who followed. >> yeah, so, guys, just imagine it being like this epic dinner party. we're going to have incredible conversations, so first of all what is a pride special without billy porter? he's going to be there. yes. he is -- >> he's everything this year. >> the category is billy porter. >> exactly. >> for those of us who have known him for 30 years he's always been everything. just now is a moment. >> he'pose," a they represent trans people of color and chiquita hall, shangela for rupaul's "drag race." these incredible people are going to stop by. it's going to be love, community and for me and gio, lots of dancing. >> i promised her. >> music too. i'm going to introduce a performance at the new amsterdam theatre. it's a disney palooza -- >> i think we have sound. the song you might know it --

♪ 525,600 minutes >> oh. >> yep, yep. that's from the broadway musical "rent." that's going to be there and you'll have a lot of surprise guests singing that song. i think it's going to be really special. >> gio will show you the ropes. >> i better learn them. you know i'm not good at new things. >> what else are you looking forward to the rest of the day sunday? >> i mean, i think it's just going to be like complete excitement. i mean the pride parade is always fun, but just being out there with all of these guests stopping by, with all of the energy, first of all, i think people should just make sure you have your laptop ready. we'll be on hulu, roku, grab your laptop, your momma's laptop, somebody's laptop and make sure you're tuning in. it will incredible. >> and on channel 7 in new york as well. >> pride on abc live begins at 11:00 a.m. channel 7 in new york, online for everyone all over the country, have fun, sunday. let's go to ginger. thank you, guys.

i will be watching and, of course, we are proud to introduce you to reggie aqui, an anchor at kgo and his husband phil. we thought you could help out with the pride cities. you don't do weather usually. let's try it. >> i'll try it today. >> your favorite. >> pride, california, is going to have a beautiful day in the low 80s. happy pride, you guys. >> yes, happy pride, everybody. got texas and then rainbow, california. how nice, all right. good morning. i'm mike nicco. canopy of high clouds and warmer than yesterday. look at the temperatures this weekend. summer warmth returns bututututt oh, no, you stay with me over here because we're going to talk grilling. all summer we have been with our sponsor king's hawaiian and today we have a tip for you to switch it up this weekend when you're next to the grill.

you can grill fruit, yeah, a side dish for a dessert. choose fruits that are firm like pineapples, peaches, watermelon. grapes, that's not going to work because they keep their structure on the grill. i'm always helping you out. right? getting through summer. by the way, if you share your photos with us, you have a chance of winging a trip of a lifetime to the disney aulani resort in hawaii. it's that easy. go to goodmorningamerica.com/grilling. let's go over to amy. okay, i'm here with the one and only adam lambert. we have such a great crowd here in central park and they're all here to see you. very exciting. i want to start, though, today is a very special day. it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall uprising. we have world pride in new york city here this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] this feels incredibly special being here in new york. what does this weekend, what does this week mean to you and especially today?

>> that's a big question. you know, stonewall was the kickoff of the gay civil rights movement and the queer community has come so far in the past 50 years and i am a proud, proud member. [ cheers and applause ] and to me the most important things to remember this year for pride here in new york and all around the world is visibility is key. acceptance, inclusion, you know, the queer community has become a bigger and bigger umbrella and includes everybody, all colors, all sizes, everything in between. the transcommunity is repping nice and hard now. we have everybody represented and keep in mind, make a friend, be safe and celebrate loud and proud. >> i love that. i love that. so, adam, you're back on tour with queen. i mean it's amazing listening to you sing the likes of freddie mercury but do you have a song that's tougher than the others to sing?

kwhast the hardest one to sing? >> i don't know. it kind of depends. "another one bites the dust" is a big bite and "who wants to live forever," "show must go on." they're all big songs but they're so gratifying. >> you do them so well. but speaking of music, you've just released a new album, "velvet." >> soon. >> coming out in the fall. >> well, yeah, we're doing it a little differently. i'll put it out in two halves like an old vinyl, side a comes out in september. >> okay, we heard the first single already. it's been four years since your last album. so how would you describe this one? what can we expect? >> it is a bit different. it's a little bit more soulful. a little funkier. lots of instruments you can hear on there. >> all right. >> there's a bit more influence from the past, the '70s and '80s are real strong influences on that. >> i like that and you know what? this next song you're about to sing is perfect on a day like this, right? >> right. >> because performing his

brand-new single off his upcoming album in "velvet," here's adam lambert with "coming in hot." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ read my mind open up faded i fall into you ♪ ♪ get me high on your touch tracing the outline of you ♪ ♪ don't let go now no slowing down i'm fire and i'm burning ♪ ♪ coming in hot coming in hot no chill for me ♪ ♪ coming in hot coming in hot red [ muted ] ♪

♪ i want your touch come put your hands on me i want my love to feed your vanity ♪ ♪ coming in hot ♪ coming in ♪ like a wave [ muted ] ♪ say my name ♪ say it loud tell me what you want to do ♪ ♪ don't let go now, no, slow it down ♪ ♪ i'm a fire and i'm burning ♪ coming in hot coming in hot no chill for me ♪ ♪ coming in hot coming in hot red wine [ muted ] ♪

♪ i want your touch come put your hands on me ♪ ♪ i want my love to feed your vanity ♪ ♪ coming in ♪om ♪ yeah ♪ coming in hot >> here we go. ♪ ♪ feel the fire feel the fire ♪ let it go let it go ♪ take it higher take it higher ♪ ♪ lose control feel the fire let it go ♪ ♪ i'll take you higher lose control ♪ ♪ coming in hot hey, hey, ooh

[ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you so much. ♪ coming in hot "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. irresistible since 1950.

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♪ put your hands on me we're back now with adam lambert. he is hitting the road with one of the most iconic rock bands in history. >> of course, we're talking about queen and here he is performing one of their biggest hits. here's adam lambert and "another one bites the dust." ♪

♪ ♪ steve walks warily down the street with brim pulled way down low ♪ ♪ ain't no sound but the sound of his feet machine guns ready to go ♪ ♪ are you ready, hey, are you ready for this ♪ ♪ are you hanging on the edge of your seat ♪ ♪ out of the doorway the bullets rip to the sound of the beat ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ another one bites the dust another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ and another one gone and another one gone another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ hey, i'm gonna get you too another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ how do you think i'm going to get along without you when you're gone ♪ ♪ you took me for everything that i had and kicked me out on my own ♪ ♪ are you happy, are you satisfied ♪ ♪ how long can you stand the heat ♪

♪ out of the doorway the bullets rip to the sound of the beat ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust ooh yeah another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ and another one gone and another one gone another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ hey, i'm gonna get you too another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust another one bites the dust hey hey another one bites the dust another one bites the dust hey yeah ♪ ♪ all right ♪ there are plenty of ways that you can hurt a man and bring him to the ground ♪ ♪ you can beat him, you can cheat him, you can treat him bad and leave him when he's down ♪ ♪ but i'm ready, yes, i'm ready for you i'm hanging on my own two feet ♪ ♪ out of the doorway the bullets

rip to the sound of the beat yeah ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust ooh yeah ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust ♪ and another one gone and another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ hey, i'm going to get you too another one bites the dust ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ yeah, yeah [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you!

i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you?

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good morning. i'm alexis smith. let's check in with mike nicco for the forecast. >> taking a look at santa cruz. cloudy but sunshine and 70 in the afternoon. great weather. 70s and 80s away from the coast for our outdoor activities. 60s into san francisco. if you're going to be hanging around san francisco this weekend, pride we're going to start in the mid 50s and warm up to a breezy 60 under a mostly sunny. parade, the 7-day, a slow warming trend. maybe 90 by next week. >> we have two sig alerts on the board. to the rock ridge area, vehicle fire did have all lanes blocked. down to the far right lane. onlooker delay westbound. westbound state route 12 near

kirkland ranch road still had the left lane blocked. back at 11:00 for midday >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, academy award winner charlize theron, plus, film and television star michael ealy, also, the force is always with him--mark hamill. all next on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [upbeat dance music] ♪ >> ryan: hey! [cheers and applause] morning, sir. >> kelly: oh. >> ryan: oh. ♪ hey, guys. all right.