rules. tell me the profile pictures -- >> i think they are great. everything is on point. look at the angles. you can't take a bad photo of this face. >> i see you. good morning, america. millions on alert right now after the most powerful earthquake in decades hit southern california. overnight, more than 100 aftershocks rattle california. new video showing the moment it hit, children scrambling on stage. the 6.4 magnitude quake sparking fires, trashing stores, forcing a hospital to evacuate. a state of emergency now declared and why the worst could still be yet to come. also this morning, pomp and patriotism at president trump's "salute to america," the tanks, the tributes and what he said about the revolutionary war getting big reaction this morning.

firework fails, the stadium show gone wrong sparking this fire in florida and the accidental explosion sending firefighters fleeing at this store. plus, the moment a woman is saved when this home goes up in flames. the kidnapping attempt caught on camera. a 13-year-old fighting off an attacker who followed her home from school and what she did to save herself. incredible rescue. crews working overnight to save a toddler trapped in a storm drain. the moment they finally pulled him free. ♪ baby there's nothing holding me back ♪ and coco takes centre court. the 15-year-old phenom on the biggest stage at wimbledon today and also at the center of controversy. what one player did to play with the rising star. ♪ there's nothing holding me back ♪ and good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. so many other families up late celebrating the fourth of july

because mine was asleep. none of us got to see the fireworks. >> right before it happened. >> sound asleep. take a look. we'll show you now, at the fireworks in washington, d.c. right behind the lincoln memorial. just one of the gorgeous many gorgeous displays last night. but there were some fails too. >> exactly. when fireworks go wrong. we'll have more on that coming up. first though we want to get to southern california on alert this morning after getting hit by the largest earthquake there in two decades sparking more than 160 aftershocks. abc's eva pilgrim is in trona starting us off with the latest. eva, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we are very near the epicenter of this earthquake here and you can see the damage it's done here in the store. i just want to walk you through it. all of these bottles basically knocked around many of them here

broken on the ground. all the liquid that was inside spilled everywhere. if you keep following me that's the case pretty enough gown every aisle. the power is back on but the concern is far from over. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the largest earthquake in two decades striking southern california. >> all units, all units, we are on citywide earthquake mode. >> reporter: these terrified children performing in a fourth of july show when the quake came. surveillance video inside a local market capturing the moment it hit. you see micah running for safety dodging fallen debris. >> the whole shelves went down. all the bottles broke. all the wine shelves, beer coolers, they're all destroyed. >> reporter: the aftermath leaving this home engulfed in flames. >> we've had small vegetation fires, power lines down, gas leaks.

>> reporter: patients from a local hospital evacuated after suffering minor injuries with roads cracking. the 6.4 quake was felt as far away as las vegas, hitting heart at a nearby trailer park, nearly collapsing this building. >> that trailer falling over and you just panic at that point. >> reporter: the massive event terrifying residents struggling to get out of their homes. >> it was hard getting out too. the floors kept coming up like this, like a pyramid, you know, in the hallway, the furnace fell out of the wall. >> reporter: seismologists say this was a strike-slip quake meaning the two plates along the fault moved parallel to each other but in opposite directions. experts warning the worst may be yet to come. >> there is about a 1 in 20 chance that this location will be having an even bigger earthquake within the next few days. >> reporter: just a short time ago, a 5.4 after shock. our crew running for cover. >> get out.

>> reporter: we've been feeling these after shocks all night. we keep feeling them. some of them have been pretty strong. that's why the state of emergency is still in place, amy. >> so frightening there. eva pilgrim, thank you for the latest. want to move to that wild holiday weather. oppressive heat mixing with dangerous storms across the country. one person killed in a lightning strike, and here in new york, it is a scorcher out there. rob is here. good morning to you, rob. >> good morning, amy. we had five reported tornadoes across three states. this one in chuckwater, wyoming, this time of year, they don't move all that fast, and this one over an open field. see that clean condensation funnel. no damage here, but yesterday over 130 damaging storm reports from the rockies to the east coast. >> wow. >> reporter: this morning, severe storms crisscrossing the nation on this holiday weekend. july typically the deadliest month of the year for lightning and there was one fatal strike

in south carolina. >> respond to electrocution, caller advised there were four unresponsive people down by the river. >> reporter: 44-year-old ryan gamble under this tree when the lightning struck later dying. two others suffering minor injuries. >> just chilling there in the house and next thing i know here comes somebody banging on the door. it was a little kid in a panic saying that a bunch of people got struck by lightning and wanted me to call 911. >> reporter: strong winds blowing the roof off this dmv office in moncks corner, south carolina. family attempting to find cover from an onslaught of hail. just north in chuckwater, wyoming, a major tornado touching down late thursday. and flash flooding in minnesota. locals there wading through water, cars stopped in their tracks. and hot air does carry more water so the rain does get heavier and that heat and humidity has certainly spawned some of these storms. here's where we're going to see it today. this is a slow-moving weak front.

what happens this time of year it cruises across the great lakes and threat for severe storms back through denver today and that messy area through the carolinas and much of the southeast then that front squeezes the moisture. tomorrow looks to be messy, potentially strong storms across the highly populated i-95 corrid corridor, d.c. through boston and then monday locally heavy rain from the carolinas back through missouri and kansas, three plus inches through d.c. where it was wet as well. cecilia? >> exactly, rob. that's where we're going to pick up. thank you. the rain coming down hard on president trump's "salute to america." he's giving himself rave reviews tweeting about it more than 20 times overnight but this morning his critics are questioning the cost, the motive and something the president said about the revolutionary war. abc's stephanie ramos was right there for it all. hey, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, cecilia. president trump seemingly pleased overnight with the production of his fourth of july show retweeting several posts that praised the event and the crowd size but critics were concerned that this event would

be a campaign style rally but the president focused mainly on the military and american history. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> reporter: the fourth of july celebration salute to america produced by and starring president trump went on as scheduled despite the downpour on the national mall. [ chanting "usa" ] >> hello, america, hello. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the president on the steps of the lincoln memorial behind a rain streaked bulletproof glass barrier and flanked by bradley fighting vehicles brought in by fort stewart, georgia. president trump addressing the soaked crowd and the nation. focusing on america's history and praising america's armed forces past and present. >> we celebrate our history, our people and the heroes who proudly defend our flag. >> reporter: and the future. >> someday soon we will plant the american flag on mars. >> reporter: critics questioning the cost and motive for the production.

>> the military parade he's having today, you know, it is just absolutely misplaced. he thinks these things are toys. >> reporter: the white house hasn't put a price tag on the festivities but the national park service reportedly directed $2.5 million from improvement projects to cover costs. despite concerns about the president politicizing his speech, he stuck to the script for the most part. >> in june of 1775 the continental congress created a unified army out of the revolutionary forces encamped around boston and new york. it ran the ramparts. it took over the airports. it did everything it had to do and at fort mckendry under the rocket's red glare, it had nothing but victory. >> reporter: soon after, the revolutionary war was trending. on twitter, one person tweeting that's, um, 127 years before the airplane was invented. >> they could be used as a weapon. >> reporter: before the event trump supporters and activists clashing.

the president speaking for nearly an hour. >> god bless you. god bless the military and god bless america. happy fourth of july. >> reporter: and the president's big show ending with d.c.'s traditional fourth of july fireworks. on stage the president was joined by vice president mike pence, his wife, cabinet members and right behind them on the risers, vip ticketholders, many of them receiving their tickets from the republican national committee, but despite the heavy downpour right here on the national mall so many people gathered to take part in and witness an unprecedented presidential fourth of july celebration. cecilia. >> indeed was that, okay, stephanie ramos, thank you. there are now new developments in the president's battle to include that controversial question about citizenship in the 2020 census. the supreme court, you'll remember, blocked the question but sources now tell abc news that the president is exploring

the possibility of using an executive order. the trump administration now faces a 2:00 p.m. deadline for today to tell a federal judge how it plans to proceed, no word yet on when the judge might rule. whit. we want to get to the latest on the record holiday travel rush. today is expected to be one of the worst days on the roads for cities like chicago and atlanta, and airports are feeling the crush as well. overnight chaos erupting when a flight leaving jfk had to make an emergency landing in boston. abc's chief transportation correspondent david kerley has the latest on that story. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. frightening moments for 217 passengers. that flight was getting up to altitude from jfk to london when the pilots called out a mayday. they had a fire in the cabin. they made an emergency landing at boston logan airport. the passengers evacuated. the problem apparently, according to state officials in massachusetts, was one of those external battery packs to charge a phone. it was between two seats and it ignited and caused that fire. now, we've seen the tests of lithium ion batteries in the

cargo hold. that's the problem. that's why they're not letting these lithium ion batteries in the cargo hold. as dangerous as it was in the cabin at least the crew could get to work. they put out the fire. nobody was injured. we have not heard from virgin atlantic about those 217 passengers in last night's fire on their way to london. whit? >> those batteries definitely an issue. i want to ask about the airports. what can we expect as we get deeper into the rest of this holiday weekend, david? >> reporter: well, we're seeing it right now. this is some heavier volume that the tsa officers are handling right now. tsa says they'll screen 12 million passengers over this weekend and according to them the busiest day is going to be sunday. now, the volume is a little bit heavier this morning than i've seen on a normal friday. in fact, we see a lot of tourists and kids traveling as well. irony is sunday is the busiest day for the airports, wednesday was the busiest day for driving, whit. >> a few more days to prepare for that busy sunday. all right, david kerley, thank you so much. amy? whit, now to those firework

fails from florida to south carolina and right here in new york. displays going rogue sparking fires. abc's will reeve is here with all of that. good morning, will. >> reporter: amy, if the fourth of july means fireworks, then the 5th of july means video of fireworks going wrong all across the country. phones were filming. cameras rolling as some celebrations turned chaotic. >> the house is burning. >> reporter: fireworks fail. this dramatic video capturing the moment a bush in front of this denver home caught fire before quickly spreading to the car, then engulfing the house itself. all reportedly sparked by a fireworks display gone wrong. >> i tried my best to put it out with the water bottles i had in my car. the neighbor was using his garden hose. >> reporter: william burkett who shot the video leaping into action helping to rescue the woman trapped inside. >> is there anyone else in here? >> reporter: outside this south carolina store, a spectacular but unintentional display after some containers caught fire.

rockets shooting into the air. another exploding on the ground. authorities tweeting out photos of the charred aftermath. here a nearly 3 to 4 brush fire breaking out after a fireworks display at a stadium in florida. new york city firefighters ending their night battling small flames on the brooklyn bridge after the famous macy's fourth of july fireworks show. fireworks start an average of almost 19,000 fires a year so, guys, go ahead and celebrate with your family and friends. do whatever you want. maybe leave the fireworks to the pros. >> that's definitely a good idea. thank you, will. now to that rescue overnight in evansville, indiana, a child trapped in water up to his neck for over an hour. firefighters and police officers on the scene working so hard to save that little boy who was pinned in place and what authorities say was a very narrow drainpipe. they used ropes and harnesses to finally pull him free. you hear that. they got him out. the crowd there erupting in

cheers and applause and we're so glad everyone is okay. >> happy ending there. we turn now to breaking news overnight. a deadly helicopter crash off the coast of the bahamas killing an american billionaire coal tycoon and six others. abc's victor oquendo is in florida where the chopper was headed with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. just a devastating tragedy during the holiday. that helicopter carrying seven people crashing. bahamian police confirming all on board were killed, four women and three men. one victim, 60-year-old billionaire and west virginia coal magnate chris cline, he was traveling with one of his daughters. the governor of west virginia writing on twitter, today we lost a west virginia superstar and i lost a very close friend founding one of the nation's top coal companies and top donor for president trump's 2017 inauguration donating $1 million. according to police, the helicopter heading to ft. lauderdale from the bahamas was reported missing after not reaching its destination. residents of grand cay later

discovering the aircraft overturned in 16 feet of water. the department of civil aviation, the bahamas police force and defense force are all leading the investigation. guys. >> all right, victor oquendo, thanks so much. we want to transition now, a lighter story. the world cup frenzy, people getting excited. team usa gearing up for the championship match sunday taking on the netherlands, going for their fourth cup while the dutch are going for their first. abc's adrienne bankert is in lyon, france and, adrienne, we're hearing from some of the team's stars this morning. >> reporter: that's right, whit, in fact, it was great to hear from some of the players that they enjoyed fourth of july with their families while on the road including alex morgan who said she had crepes instead of barbecue. as you mention, the dutch are newcomers here. they are also reigning european champions, facing the u.s. ranked number one in the world. in just two days -- >> goal! >> reporter: -- the biggest stage in soccer will crown a world cup champion.

team usa versus the netherlands. we had a chance to talk with the u.s. women's players this morning about what it's like now for the team and their biggest rivals. >> i don't think we think going in that anybody is coming into that game scared to play us. we know that everybody knows that they can compete with us and we're ready to compete with them. >> what is the chemistry like within the team? >> we've been on the road for like 42 days so i think this is our 10th or 11th hotel, and we still want to sit outside and hang out at night. >> reporter: megan rapinoe says she's confident she'll play in the final despite sitting out o due to a hamstring injury in the nail-biter against england. >> it would take a lot for me not to be on the field. i'm feeling better every day so i expect to be ready. >> reporter: but rapinoe wasn't the only one dealing with an injury. midfielder, rose lavelle also hurt her hamstring but remains confident. >> can you tell us how you're feeling going into sunday? >> i feel good. >> reporter: the world will be watching as the u.s. and defending champions go for one more title.

now, there's some things the teams have in common, both led by women going into the final and both have very impassioned and loyal fans sure to rock the stadium come sunday. guys? >> it is going to be a great game. we should say the color choice we're wearing this morning is not indicative of who we're rooting for come sunday. we're following a lot of other headlines this morning, new reports of a strong earthquake aftershock in california. we'll have much more on that. as teen phenom coco gauff gears up to take centre court, some drama. what one player is doing just to play with her. and take a look at this. a brave 13-year-old girl fighting off a would-be kidnapper who followed her home from school. what she did to escape. first, let's go back to rob. >> a lot of orange on the map too, ladies. heat advisories through rochester, and 90 degrees for the first time on record in anchorage, a clear sign of climate change. time now for your weekend getaways brought to you by liberty mutual.

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good morning. a mainly gray morning. 50 in santa rosa. mist along the coast and mid 50s. driving, that's the only thing we have to worry about. mass transit, cool to warm and breezy north of the bay bridge through the delta. today and tomorrow our warmest days. sunday and monday our coolest. >> coming up on good morning america, tennis court drama for coco gauff. what one player is doing just to share the court with her.

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aftershock, and there have been aftershocks all night. when that happened there was actually like a shake, and then we all kind of thought, oh, it'll stop, but then it started to go more, and the bottle in front of me flew across the shelf and popped, and that was the kind of screaming -- that's why all the screaming started happening because it scared all of us and we realized it was bad and we ran out. that's also why i'm standing at the door right now so that i'm kind of away from all the objects that could fall my direction if there was another aftershock, and all of these aftershocks are happening after that big earthquake that happened yesterday. it was a 6.4, and that's the reason there is an emergency still in place in this area. they're not sure how big some of the aftershocks could be. that 5.4 could happen again and they're just keeping an eye, and wanting people to be careful and to be safe and to remember that when something like this happens, the best thing to do is step outside.

that's why all of us ran to get to a clear space so nothing can fall on you, guys. >> that is true. we're glad that you, the crew and everyone there is safe, and experts are warning -- eva, thank you -- that even more aftershocks to come. >> we are going to have the latest and will keep everyone updated on the earthquake all morning long. we turn to the latest on tennis phenom coco gauff, the 15-year-old set to take centre court at wimbledon today as she makes headlines for a doubles match causing some controversy. when i say controversy, let's bring in t.j. holmes here with more. >> reporter: look, relationships can be difficult, robach, we all know this, and especially breakups and it's no exception when we're at wimbledon either. mixed doubles player, this brit, dumped his mixed doubles playing partner via text message, and he dumped her for another. >> ouch, ouch. >> reporter: that other happens to be the sensation, gauff, right? that's the problem. he's saying he doesn't just want gauff because of her playing

ability. he actually needs her because of her name. all eyes are on wimbledon's latest sweetheart, 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff set to play again today, the youngest player to make it to wimbledon's third round since 1991. since her stunning upset of venus williams in the first round -- >> i think we just saw a star is born. >> reporter: the teen sensation has not only captured the attention of tennis fans worldwide but fellow players like superstars roger federer and serena williams. >> hey, there she is. how is everything? congratulations. >> thank you. >> when do you play? play well. >> thank you. >> bye-bye. >> you got that on camera? >> she's like pretty awesome and pretty cool. >> reporter: now the young american finds herself in the middle of some off-court drama. british tennis star jay clarke admits he dumped his doubles playing partner, fellow brit, harriet dart, after coco reached out asking if they could play together.

>> yeah, she asked me to play and there was no bigger name this week. i've known coco for awhile and she's really nice. >> reporter: dart reportedly found out she was being dumped monday by text, and tells "the daily mail," due to the timing i wasn't able to find another partner in the time period available. i did ask a number of people. but a lot of them were set up and that's it. she was asked about being passed over after winning her second round match thursday, signaling she's ready to move on. >> what a great game. >> i think that's in the past and, yeah, i think just got to look forward and concentrating on my singles. >> reporter: clarke who lost to federer in the second round thursday was also quizzed about his last-minute switch after his match. >> it's obviously unfortunate it happened here, and it happened to harriet. it was never easy to do that but i hope she understands. >> is to make this clear, in mixed doubles you sign up. it's not based on your rankings. you sign up and there are some wild cards so he's not a big enough name. he was worried he wouldn't get into the draw with a wild card so he needed a big name to go

with, so it's essentially dumping your prom date for the younger, hotter, prettier -- >> is there such thing as karma? >> he lost, she won after this all went down. >> could we agree dumping by text message though not a good idea? >> never. >> all right, t.j., thanks. let's bring in espn's patrick mcenroe. he joins us now. patrick, how unusual is this? is it normal for people to be switching doubles partners at the last minute? >> well, this is unusual the way this came down, but it does happen, amy, quite often that players are scrambling at the last minute. whether it's doubles or mixed doubles, i'm just amazed and surprised that we're talking this much about mixed doubles here at wimbledon. you know why? i'll give you a couple of names. serena is one. andy murray is another, venus williams playing as well and this young sensation, coco gauff who has taken wimbledon by storm. trust me when i tell you she is the real deal. she may not win wimbledon this year, but bank it, she will win sometime in the future. >> we are talking about coco

nonstop here so how is she handling all of this instant stardom? she's 15 years old. >> i'll tell you, amy, she seems to be handling it incredibly well. i was there at espn when we interviewed her right after she beat venus williams. i was just so impressed with her composure, the way she talked about the -- playing one of her. it was serena and venus that got her inspired and into tennis, and her parents as well. she's been groomed for this and played a lot of big junior tournaments already against much older players so i think in that sense she was ready for this moment. i was even more impressed with the way she played in round number two against a tricky opponent who had made the wimbledon semifinals before. she played even arguably better in that match. so under control. she has the athleticism and speed but i think what she's got is here in the heart and here in the head, very impressive young lady.

>> we're all looking to see if she makes the finals and faces serena, her other idol. thanks so much, patrick mcenroe. you can see all the action at wimbledon on espn and streaming on the espn app. whit? >> she's got that intensity on the court as well. fun to watch. thank you, amy. now to the incredible kidnapping escape here in new york. a 13-year-old caught on surveillance camera fighting off an attacker who followed her home on her walk from school. abc's erielle reshef has the story. >> reporter: it's the shocking near abduction caught on camera. a 13-year-old girl fighting off an alleged kidnapper. >> this 13-year-old was very brave and fought off this individual and fought off her attacker. >> reporter: police say the victim was walking home from classes at this long island middle school tuesday afternoon when a man started following her, trailing her for a half a mile. then just steps from her door the man starts running after the teen. surveillance cameras from the family's home capturing the entire struggle. the 13-year-old telling authorities the assailant grabbed her, putting his hand over her mouth to stifle her screams.

the teen says she was able to briefly escape before the man tried to drag her behind some parked cars. she manages to get away, banging on her door for help before her family comes to the rescue. video showing her older brother confronting the suspect. >> this little girl did do everything right. when a child is able to get away it's because of something they did that was proactive, kicking, screaming, drawing attention, making noise. that's exactly what this girl did in this case. she did everything she could to get away from this guy. she really acted quickly. >> reporter: just 24 hours later police arresting this man, 24-year-old jared james, with the help of those surveillance videos and one brave little girl. brave indeed. james is facing several charges including endangering a child, second degree assault and attempted kidnapping. as you heard there, experts say 80% of the time when a child escapes abduction it's because of something they did, proactive action, so they say it's best to talk to your kids early and often about what to do in this scenario. >> always such an important

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we are back with an alert about dr we are back with an alert about driving while tired. 41 million people are expected to hit the road over the holiday weekend and gio benitez has a reminder of what can happen if you're too tired behind the wheel. >> reporter: it is scary, cecilia.

good morning to you. we always hear about how important sleep is. right now you're going to see exactly what a lack of sleep does to the brain and our driving skills. i took part in a safe driving experiment after staying up almost all night. car crashes like this happen a lot. officials say a suspected drowsy driver crashed into this truck pushing it into the barrier and this driver slamming into a toll booth and he's ejected. everyone survived these accidents but experts estimate that more than 7,000 people have been killed in drowsy driving related crashes over the last decade. >> i've definitely dozed off. it's about 1:00 a.m. now. now i'm staying up to demonstrate how devastating lack of sleep can be on the brain, in an effort to help prevent accidents. i probably got, if i were to add it all up, about two hours of sleep. after being up for most of the

29 hours, i get into a driving simulator at the classic car club in manhattan. meeting there experts from mt. sinai integrative sleep center who will monitor my alertness during a simulation test and they hook me up to a device that will monitor my brain waves. >> sleep is defined by the frequency of your brain waves. as you start to go to sleep that rhythm should slow down. >> reporter: my first six minutes in the simulator, smooth driving but then, crash after crash after crash. after 15 minutes a significant slowdown, lots of yawns or more spinouts. in fact, i would crash or spin out about once a minute. after half an hour i just had to stop. >> there were moments when suddenly my attention would be back on the road but i wouldn't remember what happened immediately before. >> some of what you're describing we call automatic behavior, especially when people are driving on the highway. they just get into this automated mode. >> like a trance. >> like a trance. >> reporter: back at mt. sinai's lab, my results. doctor, what did you find?

>> while there was no frank sleep, that there were definitely lots of pieces of evidence of increased drowsiness including a lot of micro sleep. we see there are these bursts of slower activities that are indicative of your brain going offline. >> reporter: here's what stunned me. in those 30 minutes of driving i experienced about 30 episodes of what experts call microsleep. that's when the brain goes offline for one to three seconds. essentially even though my eyes were mostly open and i appeared awake, my brain would briefly go into sleep mode. >> the frequency with which it was occurring was really to me very dramatic. >> fragmented sleep. >> i think it would have been similar if you hadn't slept at all. >> scary stuff. one study found people who slept six hours a night for two weeks functioned just as poorly as those who stayed awake for two days straight. we really need to schedule that sleep seven to nine hours for adults. >> that's what i call a wakeup call.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the most powerful earthquake in decades rattles southern california overnight. hundreds of aftershocks. the new video showing the moment it hit. the 6.4 magnitude quake sparking fires, forcing evacuations, a state of emergency now declared. >> get out. >> the latest at this hour. also this morning as we head into the weekend, what's really in that flavored water you're drinking. ini had have the trendy drinks and what you should look for on those labels. duchess meghan's surprise visit to wimbledon cheering on serena williams as duchess kate reveals the tennis superstar who is showing 5-year-old prince

george how to play. oprah opening up her hawaii home to celebrate and support weight loss journeys. the incredible transformation for this woman who lost 142 pounds sharing her journey on youtube. the secrets to her success story. ♪ my momma said you can't hurry love ♪ it's "gma's" summer of love with sunday being the biggest day for online dating for the season. meet the women about to be transformed. >> i'm clare. >> i'm lauren. >> jess mulroney with the mistakes they're making, the fast fixes you can use now and wait until you see their final looks. get ready to swipe right. ♪ i'm on my way we are on our way. sabrina carpenter ready to rock central park and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this beautiful steamy friday. >> yep, the day after fourth of

july. but the party still going. there's sabrina carpenter taking the stage for a summer concert. her fans so excited for a party in central park. can't wait to get there. more of the top headlines starting with the latest on that earthquake and those aftershocks in southern california. let's go back to our eva pilgrim on the ground there in tro this. a, california, where there's been another big aftershock. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we just felt a big one, a 5.4, really shook this place. that's why we're standing in the doorway trying to avoid the things that could fall on us just in the meantime, but i'll bring you in to show you what we just experienced and what just happened. more things were coming off the chefs but this right here, this white pole that you see is an actual lamp, a light that was on the ceiling that fell down, that loud popping noise you heard when we were running out of this place to get to safety, that is why there is still a state of

emergency in place in this area. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the largest earthquake in two decades. striking southern california. >> all units, we are on a citywide earthquake mode. >> reporter: these terrified children performing in a fourth of july show when the quake came. surveillance video inside a local market capturing the moment it hit. you see mika running for safety dodging fallen debris. >> the whole shelves went down. all the bottles broke, all the wine shelves, the beer coolers, they all like destroyed. >> reporter: the aftermath leaving this home in ridgecrest near the epicenter engulfed in flames. >> we have multiple injuries. we've had two house fires. we've had small vegetation fire, power lines down, gas leaks. >> reporter: patients from a local hospital evacuated after suffering minor injuries with roads cracking, the 6.4 quake

was felt as far away as las vegas. just a short time ago a 5.4 aftershock. our crew running for cover. >> get out. get out. >> reporter: that's why we're standing in the door. we expect to feel more aftershocks. that's perfectly normal. experts say we could feel as many as 700 aftershocks in this area, whit. >> all right. eva, thank you. to the severe holiday severe weather mixing with dangerous storms. let's go back to rob tracking it all for us. rob, good morning. >> good morning, whit. over 130 damaging storm reports yesterday. five of which were tornadoes across three states, take a look at this one in wyoming where we had an isolated funnel touch down. this flankfully was out in the middle of an open feel. damaging hail in some spots this. is outside of denver and a

little bit of pounding on the roadways there and pounding from rainfall across parts of minnesota, just outside of st. cloud, two inches plus coming down in a short period of time, bring in the flooding there on the street. so similar situation today. we've got kind of a dirty area of weakness across parts of the east coast. we'll bring some rain, thunderstorm threat across denver and kansas, again and tomorrow we move it up towards the northeast, d.c. had a wet day yesterday, philly, new york, boston, all join in during the day tomorrow as this holiday weekend really gets into full form. whit, back over to you. >> rob, thanks. coming up what's really in flavored sparkling water? why the label may not be telling the whole story. let's go to central park. >> hey, whit. also have our summer of love. >> and jess mulroney is here. >> hi. >> helping you find the perfect match by making over your online dating profile. >> exciting and then guess what, sabrina carpenter is getting ready to rock central park.

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the rescue. according to reports the actor was in the audience of his new play in plan chesser when a woman suffered a seizure and collapsed so that's when elba jumped into action helping her out making sure she was seen by paramedics. the show came to a stop while the woman received aid and then it was back on after she was escorted to an ambulance. so during the production most of the audience stands throughout the 90-minute performance. can you imagine? so that may have been a contributing factor. luckily idris was right there acting as a superhero. the woman telling "the mirror" i would love to thank him personally. >> so you're saying he's perfect is there exactly. all the way around. now celine dion is getting rave reviews at paris fashion week. the legendary diva has been sashaying her way into parisians' hearts all week showing off her love of haute couture proving the fashion, the power of fashion, check her out

here on the way to the valuen tino show in this white feathery dress on wednesday. that's amazing. look at this dramatic shoulder baring gown she wore at the alexander vauthier show. >> and legs showing. >> here she is outside her hotel wearing this masterpiece. she's killing it and the diva in plaque at the and this one you'll love proving she is indeed the queen of couture week able to turn any look into a bold fashion statement. here's celine in very simple i love paris t-shirt wearing a special jewel. take a close look. do you recognize that? that is a costume replica of the heart of the ocean, the neck last worn by kate winslet. >> she's queen of the world.

>> sang "my heart will go on." >> i'm disappointed you didn't come to me for my fashion analysis. a proposal interrupted by a photobomb. take a look at boomer here. on his knee, popping the question to his girlfriend brooke in lincoln park, chicago, just one problem, oh, oh, that mystery man walking through the shot at just the wrong moment. he walks into the frame, stops, realizes what's happening and it looks like he tried to back-pedal some but couldn't get out of the frame in time. luckily the newly engaged couple taking it all in stride. >> look at this guy. >> they say they'd love him to photobomb every one of their life events going forward and even extended an invite to their wedding. the problem is, he's still unidentified. >> oh, wow. >> everyone out there, help us i.d. this guy. is it you? is it your friend? just know you're invited to boomer and brooke's big day.

they need to know do you want chicken or fish? >> and if our "gma" cameras can be there when you do actually meet. we turn to our "gma" cover story. taking a look at the trendy drinks taking over the water aisle with labels touting different flavors and something called natural essence so what does it all mean? becky worley is on the case. hey, becky. >> reporter: this sound means your thirst is about to be quenched. instead of sugary sodas, flav flavorflavo flavorflavo flavored seltzer water is having its day in the sun. sales up 7 %. what's in these drinks. it used to be that the water aisle had a few of these big jugs and some perrier. now there are rows and rows of flavored water, lightly caffeinated sparkling water and naturally essenced sparkling beverages. nutritional maya feller says the ingredients are diverse. >> that flavor is coming from a

natural essence and many times it's actually the oil of the flavor that that bottle has listed on it. some brands actually use actual fruit like the pulp o fruit. >> reporter: both of these are orange drinks but, boy, do they look different. the ones flavored with oils are clear. crisp, good bite. dry. but those with fruit are cloudy. different kind of mouth feel. it's a little pulpier, a little brighter, a little more complex. >> brands using actual fruit will go ahead and list it out on the ingredients so that you know what you're getting. >> reporter: but she says the issue with some of the other brands is that the ingredients listed can be vague. these three brands list only carb natured water and natural flavors. >> when we're talking about natural, it means that the food or the beverage itself has not been drastically altered but it's supposed to be free from

synthetic additives and also unnatural colors. >> reporter: another brand that lists natural essences letroy has two lawsuits filed against them asserting synthetic chemicals were found when drinks were analyzed in a third party lab. in a statement to abc news the company called those accusations false and intentionally misleading adding lacroix remains the largest brand of sparkling water in the u.s. by a significant marriage. national beverage has publicly affirmed on several occasions that lacroix sparkling water contains only natural ingredients. and compared to soda from nutritionist myy feller one ingredient bubbles to the top. >> i think they're a better alternative because there's no added shooting. you're also going to be hydrating yourself. >> reporter: a relatively healthy treat that hits the spot. ah. and if you're wondering if there is any calorie difference between all these types of water, it's tiny. drinks flavored with essence or oils generally have zero

calories and those flavored with fruit have between 10 and 15 calories, cecilia, so pretty good news. >> good to know. we're singing the praises of these drinks. anything we should be on the lookout for. >> i was surprised when i went down the aisle where there's supposedly just waters i found quite a few drinks that were flavored with artificial sweeteners so look for aspartame or -- >> anything you can't pronounce. >> you want this to be the basics and just keep it really >> toast, cheers. thanks, friend, amy, over to you. >> great news, i am glad i know that. let's talk about the royals taking on wimbledon. duchess meghan making that surprise appearance to support serena williams while duchess kate cheered on roger federer apparently helping out prince george with his game. nice to know people. erielle reshef is back with more on that. hey, erielle. >> reporter: good to see you. he is an important one to know, it turns out. there were ripples down centre court as the duchess of sussex

took her seat yesterday and duchess kate, a patron of the all england club revealed more about george's lessons with a tennis legend. taking a break from mummy duty, duchess meghan made a surprise visit to wimbledon. looking relaxed and chic in a white blazer and jeans she was flanked by two of her besties as the three of them cheered on another deer pal, serena williams to victory. >> serena knows how to do it. >> reporter: royal watchers speculating that perhaps the both are in town for archie's crisisening and some eagle eyes spotting a necklace presumably from baby archie. her sister-in-law kate also visiting watching her friend roger federer romp to victory on tuesday. and revealing that the swiss tennis ace has been helping her son prince george practice his shots. the duchess reportedly telling

another guest at wimbledon that federer had played with 5-year-old george apparently his number one fan when he visited the cambridges' home in norfolk. can you imagine, this is a 5-year-old and he's playing with his tennis idol already? federer is an eight-time wimbledon champion so you might say he is a coach fit for royalty. >> i can't imagine being the future king of england either so lots of perks that come with that. we head over to rob. >> all right, amy. look, we've got some serious sabrina carpenter fans here. this is hannah from long island. if we can zoom if her friends called to hang out but said it was a bad time because i was on my way to see sabrina on "good morning america." hopefully we'll hear those songs. hey, look, what are you doing the fourth of july? you go skiing. it's the american way. arapaho basin for the first time since 2011 managed to make it all the way to july 4th the closing day and everyone was clad in the stars and stripes

across not a lot of clothing because it's warm there. almost 900% of their typical snowpack. you guys psyched for sabrina? good morning. we made it to friday. we've got some warmer temperatures on the way. today we'll be close to average as far as the clouds returning to the coasts and our temperatures will be quieter tonight in all aspects. better sleeping and we'll go from warmest saturday to our coolest highs on sunday. today mid to upper 60s. half-moon bay to san francisco. warmest in santa cruz at 72. 80s inland. even 90s in antioch. toow warmer and 10 de a look inside oprah's weight watchers party. the daytime tv queen inviting ten of the program's participants to her home to celebrate their weight loss success. janai is back to tell us about

this ultimate invite. >> talk about an invitation you don't turn down. this wasn't just an all expense paid trip to hawaii but it was honoring hose women working hard to get healthy. >> that is so good. it hurts my feelings. >> reporter: this morning we're getting an inside look at oprah's home in hawaii. >> hey, oprah. >> where she honored ten weight watchers all celebrating a healthier life. >> thank you all for coming. cheers to you, yay. >> reporter: all the guests invited to her home for winning a contest including felicia who chronicled her 142-pound weight loss transformation on youtube with over 6 million views. >> can i ask how old are you. >> i'm 23 years old. >> you're 23. >> i'm very young, yes. >> you are very young. >> i am. >> reporter: she hasn't always

been overbate. she started using food for comfort as a teen and weight gain was followed by yo-yo dieting. >> i tried every diet out there and would quit after a week. >> reporter: she continued to gain weight reaching 302 pounds after her child was born in 2016. she considered gastric bypass but her insurance plan wouldn't cover the surgery until she proved she had failed a weight loss program. so she joined weight watchers in 2017 hoping to fail. but instead she became a huge success story. she documented every detail from what she ate, how many pounds she was losing, even how she exercised. >> one of the key things with her food is she never felt deprived or restricted. and so she would figure out what is my favorite stuff and then she would make a healthy version of it. >> i'm a happier person. i'm healthier. i'm strong. i have such a good mentality -- good relationship with food now. >> and she isn't keeping the

secret to success to herself but runs a fitness program called fat the li-- felicia fitness health and she hopes that she can help others struggling to find happiness the way that she did, whit. >> those trance for makes are really incredible. plus they got to party at oprah's house in hawaii. >> i know. it doesn't get much better. >> thank you. amy, to you. how about a party in the park with sabrina carpenter? i'll take that. the singer, songwriter and actress, you are headlining our party in central park and loved her since in "girl meets world." now we know you are gearing up -- a little applause for that. gearing up to release nour new album "singular: act i" so great to have you here. >> so early, right? so early, everybody. good morning. [ applause ] >> a lot of us remember you from your disney channel days but you were actually making music way

before then even. we have a flashback friday for you. you know you love them, right? here is you. we have you competing in miley world superstar online competition. >> i'm so sorry. >> at the age of 9. >> look how cute you are. did you -- ♪ you got to -- >> i'm singing the beatles. oh, my god. >> did you ever actually get to meet miley? >> i did actually when i was 10 in a fedora and i regret my outfit choice but she was so kind to me, yeah. >> how about a duet with her in the future? >> do you have her number? >> i know, it would be amazing. >> either her or ashley o. -- one of the three. >> pretty amazing because you've come a long way since then and you're only 20 i think, right. >> just turned 20. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> your fourth album already and it's coming out july 19th and i hear this fourth album is coming

out but i hear you're already writing your fifth. >> i am, i'm working on it right now. i mean i -- [ cheers ] i'm going to release this and the next day they'll be like where is the album. i never stop writing so i started writing for the next album halfway through writing this one. >> that's incredible. and the video for "in my bed" one of the new songs you'll be performing coming up addresses -- we're excited about that -- how you cope with anxiety because you are writing from the heart. so why did you decide to open up to fans about that through song? >> i mean because they're so honest with me and so vulnerable and open up to me. it's only fair i open up to them. [ applause ] and that it's reciprocated equally. that's how i've always been. since day one they've always been there for me and i want to be there for them in whatever way i can. >> we know madison square gardening, a world tour. so much going on and we can't wait to hear you perform so let's get to break so we can

quickly come back and have sabrina performing live in just a moment. stay with us. [ applause ]

good morning. i'm alexis smith from abc7 mornings. flames came close to homes in san jose and neighbors blame children playing with fireworks for nearly causing a disaster. burning debris blew toward homes. witnesses say the fire broke out moments after a fire cracker exploded. some people alerted their neighbors and at least one man sprayed water on his home to protect his home. no one was hurt. a look at the commute. northbound 101 at the 880 interchange we've got cleanup underway. this is a two to three car collision. one of the vehicles is on its side and the three left lanes

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it's going to be breezy north of the bay bridge if you're playing on the bay. the 7-day, warmest saturday, coolest sunday. thank you, mike. ♪ welcome back to "gma." big concert ahead with sabrina carpenter. you can hear, in fact, i can barely hear, our audience is that excited. >> they are fired up ready to go. first though sunday is the biggest dating day of the summer. for more on that let's head over to cecilia. >> hey, guys. so, it's time for our summer of love series. according to match.com the sunday after the fourth of july is the biggest day of the year for online dating. our friend jess mulroney is here to help us all get ready for this big holiday. >> yes. >> okay, so you have three women. >> yes, i worked with three amazing girls. >> you went out, you helped them pick out date night outfits and

helped them go over their online dating profiles and gave them good tips on the perfect selfie. >> the selfie isn't -- it's kind of iffy. we don't want any duck faces. no more duck faces on your online -- >> please. >> no more looking into a better tomorrowment kind of like -- this. yeah. you just show a smile. look into the camera. you know, these are -- like show who you are. that's what people want to see >> that's what people want to see. >> exactly. >> the tips don't end there. you have more. let's take a look. >> i'm clare. >> i'm lauren. >> and i'm crupa. >> reporter: these new york city ladies are looking to heat up their profiles in hopes of finding summer love. >> these girls are all so gorgeous. i noticed a couple of things in their profiles i wanted to tweak. so get ready to swipe right. >> reporter: enter glam squad.

jess mulroney, a consultant for bumble and britney gray founder of fancy face giving the girls new fun in the sun looks from aritzio and aldo. have five to six current photos that represent you. >> hi, clare. welcome. i have some great things picked out for you. your profile looks great except you have some pictures of yourself as a baby. very cute but we really just want pictures that are at the most a year old, okay. >> okay. >> so we'll update that for you. >> reporter: her profile is on the right track with a mix of head shots but has a photo with sunglasses, a big no-no. >> we don't want to hide this gorgeous face. brit is going to set you up. >> i think we need to bring a little bit of j. lo in your life and give you bronzy glowy skin and you'll look like a star. >> reporter: showing her traveling, a big yes. but she has too many photos sharing the spotlight with her

friends. >> getting a little confusing of who you are. >> okay. >> you need to be the center of attention. so i am going to style you up. we are going to make you look so fabulous and get that profile up to date. >> perfect. i'm excited about it. >> reporter: let the glam begin. >> i feel like i'll be my best self with my hair and makeup done and do a photo shoot. >> reporter: with last-minute touches all three are ready for their close-ups. >> everyone did an amazing job. i love the yellow that jess put me in, fun, flirty, confident so ready to g ready to swipe. >> i'm so excited. definitely ready to start like swiping and feel like i should go on a date tonight. >> i feel so pretty. so glamorous, i hope that through these pictures and just updating my profile that i'll be able to find mr. right. >> all right. it is now time for the big reveal. you put together three very

different looks. >> yes. >> appropriate for any time of the day so let's start with claire. >> ladies. >> casual outfit, perfect for a day date. >> day date, brunch, coffee, something to walk in the park, you know, instead of wearing denim as a casual look try a gorgeous maxi printed dress. you'll be casual. you'll feel comfortable and pair it with a great pair of sneaks. >> so cute. >> you're comfortable and feel good and you look great. >> it looks really good. >> good first date. swiping right. >> swipe right on this one. >> so crupa, you're next. the perfect office from the date look. i know you love a good color. >> you know i do. i had to include it. normally at the office you don't necessarily always elevate your look. this is a little more elevated knowing you're going on a date after. a great colorful power suit. men really like a pants suit. they like a woman who's got a little power to her. >> you like it? it looks really cute. it's a sassy hot look.

we're swiping right on you and lauren, classic date night. you're going out. >> she is going out. this is like a proper dinner date. she is wearing a t-shirt dress so it's very comfortable but looks really sexy. it's like a bit of a modern day cinderella look. clear, the glass slipper. >> you can stay out past midnight in those bad boy. >> showing a little leg but not too much. perfect first date look. >> really, really great. selfs which are important.the i like the no sunglasses in the profile picture. >> why hide your face. >> you got to show it. thank you. this was fantastic. you want to thank our friends. >> absolutely. all the outfits are from aritzia and all the shoes are from aldo. >> a lot of fun, guys. thank you, ladies for being here and good luck. they're available, guys. >> they're ready to find love. >> they're ready to find love. >> swipe right on all of you guys. if you need jess' help with a

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daredevil axle hodges took a spill. now he's going to be okay but he banged up his ankles and won't be able to participate. that means -- >> sabrina, i love you. >> vicki golden will make a solo attempt to be the first ever to try to shatter the fire wall record. you can see it all happen live on evel live 2 this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on history. it should be a good show. amy, back up to you. >> to you to the moment we've all been waiting for this morning, sabrina carpenter. about to perform for the first time on the summer concert series stage with multiplatinum deejay producer alan walker. >> here they are performing their global hit song "on my way." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm sorry but don't wanna talk ♪ ♪ i need a moment before i go it's nothing personal ♪

♪ i draw the blinds they don't need to see me cry ♪ ♪ 'cause even if they understand they don't understand ♪ ♪ so then when i'm finished i'm all about my business ♪ ♪ and ready to save the world i'm taking my misery make it mine ♪ ♪ can't be everyone's favorite girl ♪ ♪ so take aim and fire away i've never been so wide awake ♪ ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe ♪ ♪ and i'm on my way the blood moon is on the rise ♪ ♪ the fire burning in my eyes ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe and i'm on way ♪ ♪ hey ♪

♪ ♪ i wanna talk a little more before i go it's hard to say before i close my eyes ♪ ♪ knowing it'll be all right but even if they understand they can't hold my hand ♪ ♪ so now it's official you don't want to listen but i need a bit of work ♪ ♪ dough fire away i've never been so wide awake ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe and i'm on my way ♪

♪ the fire burning in my eyes the fire burning in my eyes ♪ ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe and i'm on my way ♪ >> everybody, jump. come on, go. ♪ >> everyone. ♪ everybody, everybody keep me safe ♪ ♪ everybody, everybody keep me safe everybody, everybody keep me safe ♪ >> new york city, everybody, put your hands up ♪ >> everybody, up. ♪ everybody, everybody keep me safe everybody, everybody on my way ♪ ♪ so take aim and fire away i've never been so wide awake ♪ ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe and i'm on my way ♪ ♪ the blood moon is on the rise the fire burning in my eyes ♪ ♪ no, nobody but me can keep me safe and i'm on my way ♪

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, i think they're ready. back now with sabrina carpenter. here she is singing "in my bed" from her upcoming album "singular: act i." ♪ little things become everything when you wouldn't think that they would ♪

♪ little things weigh so heavily take my energy till it's gone ♪ ♪ i wanna be alone but all these emotions ♪ ♪ won't leave me alone i'm tryna, i'm tryna i'm tryna stop them ♪ ♪ losing my control hypothetically i could let it go but i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ i'm not usually like this i'm not usually like this ♪ ♪ but i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed ♪ ♪ turn this pillowcase to the cooler side ♪ ♪ give me something i can't feel 'cause i wanna turn a page ♪

♪ wanna rearrange swing the doors right open in my mind ♪ ♪ i wanna be alone but all these emotions ♪ ♪ won't leave me alone i'm tryna, i'm tryna, i'm tryna stop them ♪ ♪ losing my control but hypothetically i could let it go easy ♪ ♪ but i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it, bed about it ♪ ♪ i'm not usually like this i'm not usually like this ♪ ♪ but i'm still, i'm still i'm still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ bed about it, bed about it ♪ but i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in pie bed about it ♪ ♪ bed about it, bed about it, but i'm still, i'm still i'm

still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ something chemical inside me messin' with my mind ♪ ♪ and i can't help but feel like i'm feeling like someone else ♪ ♪ someone else something animal inside me ♪ ♪ trying to remind me there's no need to worry about it and lose myself ♪ ♪ but i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still, i'm still ♪ ♪ ♪ in my bed about it, bed about it ♪ ♪ i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it ♪ ♪ hey

♪ i'm still, i'm still, i'm still in my bed about it ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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goodmorningamerica.com/grilling sweepstakes to find out how to enter sponsored by king's hawaiian. ♪ so sue me sabrina carpenter, her album is out july 19th. >> and she is singing us into the weekend. here is "sue me". >> have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] >> bye, guys. >> you guys know this song. it's called "sue me." ♪ remember when you said it there's no second chance ♪ ♪ oh baby, i heard you been hoping you could change the past ♪ ♪ you miss the long good nights, you miss the long good-byes, you miss the long good nights ♪ ♪ yep, yep, yep, yep, yep ♪ well, did you ever think that it was hard for me ♪ ♪ to walk it off like nothing happened nonchalantly ♪ ♪ i got you feeling like i got you feeling right i got you feeling like yep, yep, yep, yep, yep ♪

♪ that's my shape i made the shadow that's my name don't wear it out though ♪ ♪ feeling myself can't be illegal, illegal ♪ >> sing along. ♪ so sew me for looking too pretty tonight wearing your favorite color under the lights ♪ ♪ for moving on doing everything right so sue me for being good friends with your friends ♪ ♪ and running into you the place that we met for being something you can't forget so sue me ♪ ♪ it's hard to see me on when you been off as hell ♪ ♪ but i'm not gonna dull myself because you dull yourself ♪ ♪ i know it's hard to see what you don't want to see, i know it's hard to see, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep ♪

♪ that's my shape, i made the shadow that's my name don't wear it out though ♪ ♪ feeling myself can't be illegal, illegal ♪ ♪ what ♪ so sew me for looking too pretty tonight wearing your favorite color under the lights ♪ ♪ for moving on, doing everything right ♪ ♪ so sue me for being good friends with your friends ♪ ♪ and running into you the place that we met for being something you can't forget so sue me ♪ ♪ oh, i, i, i guess i'm hard to ignore pick up that jaw off the floor ♪ ♪ so sue me for looking too pretty tonight wearing your favorite color under the lights ♪ ♪ for moving on, doing everything right, everything right ♪

♪ so sue me for being good friends with your friends ♪ ♪ and running into you the place that we met ♪ ♪ the place that we met ♪ for being something you can't forget ♪ ♪ you can't forget, no ♪ so sue me >> thank you so much, "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ]

good morning. i'm alexis smith from abc7 mornings. let's check in with motorcycle for the forecast. a lot of folks have the day off. >> and later if you're going to the beach, we expect sunshine and 72 at santa cruz. that is the likeliest area for sunshine. mid to upper 60s. half-moon bay to san francisco. 80s and even 90s inland today and tomorrow. our warmest days. >> we're looking better in the south bay. here's 101 and 880. we had a multicar crash blocking three lanes on the northbound side. a delay. it's thinning out quickly. also thinning out westbound

highway 4. we had a two-car crash at fort chicago highway. that's in the clearing stages. time for live with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, the wonderful and witty ricky gervais, and dj pauly d is in the house, plus a performance from the goo goo dolls, and we'll check out the hottest must-have gadgets, all next on "live." >> ♪ hey, look, ma ♪ i made it >> announcer: now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ♪ everything's comin' up ♪ aces, aces ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hey. good morning. >> kelly: hi! >> kelly: whoo! >> ryan: hey, guys. hello. hi, [indistinct]. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly: what's t