>> i feel like "mulan" has not thad the glamour. good morning, america. team usa on the way home to the states to bringing home the gold. the world cup heroes. >> u.s. wins their fourth world cup. >> capturing their second consecutive title and record fourth. the veteran and the young star scoring those game-winning goals. the celebrations erupting across the country and world. now the u.s. women's national team gearing up for that massive celebration back here at home. also this morning, california on edge as thousands of aftershocks rock the golden state from those two massive earthquakes sparking fires and forcing people from their home. the new fear, is an even bigger quake coming next?

heading to court ultra wealthy financier jeffrey epstein set to go before a judge today to face new charges of sex trafficking minor girls. the raid on his new york mansion and the covert operation to arrest him. breaking new developments in the terrifying road rage incident caught on camera. a driver opening fire on a family truck with children and fireworks inside. the suspect turning himself in overnight. the search for answers after the shocking death of a young disney star who passed away in his sleep. new details and tributes this morning. and celebrating baby archie. a family affair for the young royal's christening. everybody was there and the special honor for princess diana. good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. good to have both of you back. how much fun was it watching

celeatr the big win.ght there.ei orall the the home. eir hotel france thiing or >> otheiway a late night of celebrating, george. the team were out in full force at the afterparty calling it party in the usa and as you see them right there with the champagne bottles and sparklers and the empire state building in new york lighting up red, white and blue to honor that great team. >> and that great team will be right here in new york city this wednesday for a huge ticker tape parade along the famed canyon of heros. adrienne bankert started us off. she's still there in france where the national team just pulled off that win. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you. good morning, everybody. can i just tell you how much of a thrill this has been to talk to the fans in the stands and

follow this team. the ladies told us they have had such a great time here in france, but they're ready to come home. and, as you said, michael, party in the u.s.a. team u.s.a. does it again. before a sold out crowd, the women win their fourth world cup crown. >> it's unbelievable. i don't know how to feel right now. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: in the 61st minute the match tied 0-0 and veteran megan rapinoe fresh off a hamstring injury punches one in. megan rapinoe converts this penalty kick for the first goal of the game. the 50th of her professional career. at 34 years old she's now the oldest player to score in a women's world cup final. >> a lot of people were concerned about your hamstring. you were like no, i'm shaking it off. >> i was concerned about my hamstring. >> reporter: and it was this thrilling moment by the team's newest superstar that clinched it all for team u.s.a.

>> cutting, shooting, rose lavelle! >> reporter: while watching the world cup final four years now, now a hero ranked among the best on planet. >> the biggest goal of rose lavelle's life. >> these are some of my best friends on the team and i think that kind of cohesion, you feel it every time you play and i think that's what got us to the top. >> reporter: that star power electrifying fans around the nation from kansas city to chicago, new york, alabama with tens of thousands of u.s. fans coming right here to bring a little hometown love to lyon, france. >> best professional sports game i've ever been to. >> you're the woman. >> yes, thank you. >> reporter: the players'

families with them for the ride of their lives. rapinoe and lavelle's mom all hugs and showing off the special locker room.s jers those champions basked in victory. some fans in the stands got their fight for equal pay as the team prepares to enter mediation with the u.s. soccer federation when they return to the states. but for now it's all celebration as team u.s.a. coasts to four stars and to being on top of the world. and the celebrations continue on wednesday in new york. there will be a ticker tape parade to honor the team and there's no telling how many little girls will be watching. little girls like rose lavelle, one of our favorite stories from this tournament. her elementary school posted a photo of her dressed up as mia hamm as a child and now rose is in the history books as well. robin? >> they'll be dressing up like rose now. hey, adrienne, thank you. wait a minute. we'll see them back in action sooner than later, the team, aren't we.

>> reporter: yes, that is correct. they'll do a victory tour starting with a game in pasadena at the rose bowl. another historic location and that will be on august 3rd. we look forward to that. >> the 99ers from the rose bowl. adrienne, you had a great time. good for you. glad you enjoyed it. >> thank you so much. so fun. okay, we'll turn to the fallout from those earthquakes that shook southern california this weekend. two major quakes, thousands of aftershocks have the region on edge and marcus moore is in ridgecrest, california, with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. we have felt several after shocks overnight as people here recover from back-to-back earthquakes including some who are ha the family who lived in this house burned in the aftermath of friday's earthquake. this morning, california is a state on edge. hit by the strongest earthquakes in 20 years sparking fires, causing thousands to lose power and creating uncertainty in businesses and homes across the golden state.

>> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: with thousands of aftershocks rattling the region over the weekend, many now wondering is the worst yet to come? >> we all, i think, have a unique role and responsibility to prepare individually to be prepared for the next earthquake of magnitude even greater than 7.1. >> reporter: the one-two punch began on july 4th in ridgecrest, 120 miles from los angeles. the first quake registering a 6.4 magnitude. a day later a second quake registering 7.1. watch this woman unable to get up and seek safety. and this 2-year-old dangerously close to a swaying trailer. >> get up. get up. get up. >> reporter: the shaking felt at the los angeles dodgers game. >> how are they continuing to play baseball? >> reporter: to give you an idea how powerful this earthquake was, look at this. the ground is split and there is a gash in the earth and when the violent shaking starts it shifted the ground and left a

crack that stretches for as far as the eye can see through the california desert. miraculously no lives lost and experts say the number of aftershocks is now dropping. >> it is dropping off relatively quickly. the number of earthquakes that we're seeing here on sunday is substantially below what we were seeing on saturday. >> reporter: we felt a strong jolt a couple hours ago. dr. jones points out the earthquakes will continue every hour or two and then they'll go down to daily and weekly. but there is still a 3% chance they could see a stronger earthquake than 7.1 in the coming days. michael? >> thank you, marcus. we move to the latest on the battle over the border. president trump is blasting the accounts of appalling conditions at border facilities, defending the detention centers housing children. our chief national correspondent matt gutman who reported extensively from the border has more from a facility near san diego. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael.

the president going as far as saying that conditions at facilities like these and even facilities that house migrant children are, quote, much better than where these migrant children came from. i have been to this facility in texas and i can tell you it is jarring to see children as young as toddlers locked up in whattt are basically jail-like conditions. president trump's spent part of his weekend lashing out at "the new york times" for exposing that child detention facility in texas. >> i think "the new york times" story is a fabrication. >> reporter: that piece published saturday details nightmarish conditions in this migrant facility in clint, texas. the joint investigation from "the new york times" and "the el paso times" sources dozens of unnamed border patrol agents who saw outbreaks of scabies, shingles and chicken pox spreading among the hundreds of children held in cramped cells. the stench of the children's

dirty clothing so strong it spread to the agents' own clothing. conditions that reportedly left some border patrol officers in tears. but president trump refuting the report even adding that he thinks migrants might actually prefer the conditions at detention centers. >> people that came from unbelievable poverty, that had no water, they had no anything where they came from, those are people that are very happy with what's going on because relatively speaking they're in much better shape right now. >> reporter: no pictures from inside the facility accompanied "the times" article and when abc toured the site two weeks ago, our repeated request to bring in camr cameras was denied. any chance to bring the cameras inside to show people what's going on? >> no, it's a pen and pad tour as we talked about. >> reporter: those images from the department of homeland security office of the inspector general taken at similar texas border patrol facilities, horrific overcrowding.

faces pressed against cell windows. allowed only those thin mylar sheets and offered limit to no showers. >> there's adequate food and water because the facility is cleaned every day. we have no evidence that children went hungry. >> reporter: acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan dismissing recent scrutiny over health conditions at the centers but acknowledging there is a real crisis. now, the border patrol says the number of children at its facilities is down by about 85%. when we were at clint, we saw children sleeping on the floor, lookingmiserable, some of them crying. it's questionable that the amount of food they're getting for stays averaging up to ten days is actually adequate. >> it's hard to see those images in the studio. i spoke to tell me they don't have the capacity to do that, but we might see hundreds if not

thousands deported. michael? >> all right, matt. thank you for that. the race for the white house now and our new poll showing a record high approval rating for president trump. 44% of americans now think he's doing a good job, 53% disagree but some trouble for his bid for re-election. let's bring in mary bruce for that. mary, good morning. the stiffest challenge still comes from joe biden. >> reporter: yeah, george, right now joe biden is the only candidate with a clear edge over the president. biden is now leading trump by 10 points according to our latest poll but take a look at these other match-ups. harris, sanders and warren are all in virtual or dead heats with the president, so, george, while our poll shows the president does have many vulnerabilities heading into 2020 it also shows him with a competitive, if narrow, path to win. >> being held up by the economy. former vice president biden trying to put to rest those questions about his commitment to racial equality. >> now, was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression that i was praising those men who i successfully

opposed time and again? yes, i was. i regret it. and i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception that may have caused anybody. >> now that right there is joe biden very clearly trying to reset, making his most direct apology to date for those comments touting his ability to work with anyone, even segregationist senators. but it took him nearly three weeks to do that and that's only a partial apology. joe biden saying he's sorry if those comments caused anyone any pain. he continues to insist those comments are being mischaracterized. while his 2020 rivals are welcoming the move senator kamala harris who took him to task for those remarks made clear this does not absolve him. she said you cannot rewrite history. >> he is pushing back saying they basically have the same position on busing. thanks very much.

to growing tensions with iran. claiming it has now exceeded the limit on uranium enrichment set by the 2015 deal which president trump abandoned last year. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is tracking this for us from washington and, martha, iran sending a message here. >> reporter: they sure are, robin. president trump this morning warning iran that it better be careful and secretary of state mike pompeo telling iran it could face further sanctions. but it is clearer than ever this morning that iran is violating that 2015 joint nuclear agreement unless iran gets some sort of economic relief from the very strict sanctions already in place. the country's already exceeded limits on how much nuclear fuel it can store but going beyond the limits of uranium enrichment is more serious, putting the country back on the path to possibly building a nuclear bomb. that is still a long way off but clearly iran is not backing down despite threats from the u.s. and those countries still part of the agreement. robin? >> one of those countries is

britain and they find themselves in the middle of a controversy this morning. ambassadors leaked a communication which he was -- let's just say very critical of the trump administration. >> he was, indeed. britain's "daily mail" released what they say are diplomatic communications from the ambassador to the u.s., sir kim darroch, calling the administration equally dysfunctional, clumsy and inept and questioning whether they will ever look competent. president trump quickly responding saying he is not a fan of the ambassador and had not served his country well. the british government now investigating that leak, robin. >> we'll see what happens. martha, thank you. michael? now to the investigation into a mysterious explosion that flattened a florida strip mall that left nearly two dozen injured. abc's victor oquendo has the very latest. >> reporter: the shocking aftermath of an explosion that rocked a south florida shopping center over the

weekend. >> this they heard an explosion and can see smoke. the smoke is north of him. >> reporter: this building directly across from the la fitness which sustained serious damage decimated. chaos inside the gym as people rushed outside. broward sheriff's captain todd neil had just finished working out when he heard the explosion. one of the first on the scene, carrying this woman to safety before heading back to help more people. >> it's surreal at first. you have a gut reaction, you have no trepidation. you start making your way to where you believe the ground zero or the issue is going to be. as i turned the corner i saw the damage and patients and went from there. >> reporter: in total 23 hurt, 19 transferred to hospitals. a triage unit set outside a chili's restaurant. this video was shot moments after the blast. a man dove under a tesla to dodge flying debris and that likely saved his life. >> i was thinking i could be in

an ambulance or hospital or plastic bag. it was so close, i'm blessed. >> reporter: investigators from multiple agencies sifting through the rubble trying to pinpoint the cause. given the size of the debris field and all the damage we've seen how incredible is it that nobody died here? >> it is nothing short of a miracle. >> reporter: investigators have been focusing on a pizza shop that had been closed for months. it was also levelled in the explosion and appears to be where the blast originated from. guys? >> investigation tips, all right, victor, thank you. now to tennis phenom coco gauff back on the court this morning for her fourth round match at wimbledon after that incredible comeback on friday hanging on in a three-set showdown, she was down a set, fought off two match points to win and now the 15-year-old is preparing to go head-to-head with seventh seed simona halep. gauff, of course, burst onto the scene by upsetting five-time

champ venus williams in the first round. you can see coco, all the action at wimbledon live on espn and the espn app. >> love her attitude. >> and her parents too. >> amazing to be as composed as she is. the arrest of that ultra wealthy financier jeffrey epstein facing sex trafficking charges. the passing of that young disney star, cameron boyce, as tributes pour in. first let's go to sginger i san bernardino, california. good morning, ginger. >> good morning. it was the earthquakes here. there were more than 185 severe storm reports across our nation this weekend including this picture from laramie, wyoming. today severe storms possible, not just in the northern rockies but also parts of the plains, chicago gets it by wednesday. all right. that's the big picture. to the select cities now brought to you by pronamel.

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trump's census battle. the justice department is hiring a new legal team fighting to get a question about citizenship on the 2020 census. stevie wonder making a surprising health announcement saying he'll take a break from performing to receive a kidney transplant. he said a donor has been found. we wish him the very, very best and we have more details coming up. >> our best wishes to him. we'll begin with the arrest of the megawealthy financier jeffrey epstein due in federal court today on new sex trafficking charges after a raid on his manhattan mansion saturday. amy is here with the latest. he already served time on past sex charges. >> that is correct. allegations of sexual misconduct involving minor girls has swirled around jeffrey epstein for more than a decade now. some of his alleged victims are speaking out telling us they have been waiting for this day for years and that they will be sitting in those courtroom benches later today. >> reporter: this morning

megamilli megamilli megamillionaire financier and new york socialite jeffrey epstein now in custody. the 66-year-old money manager who has been associated with some of the world's most powerful people including former presidents and movie stars and owns a private island in the caribbean arrested in a covert operation in new jersey after his private plane landed from france, sources say. his new york city mansion raided by the fbi. investigators seen wearing masks as they carried out boxes of evidence. in a just revealed indictment epstein faces charges of conspiracy, sex trafficking of minor girls in new york and florida. it was here at epstein's mansion in toney palm beach where they began investigating her. michelle licata was 16 when she said she was recruited to give epstein a massage. >> he said, god, you're just so beautiful and sexy and gorgeous and it was making me feel really uncomfortable. >> reporter: she told investigators in a police

interview at the time epstein sexually assaulted her. >> he wantede ubba and then heea he kept asking me about my sex life. >> reporter: she was 1 of 40 possible victims identified at the time. courtney wild, another one of his accusers telling abc news about an alleged encounter when she was just 14. >> i was 14, i had braces on, like i remember standing in his kitchen and like he also had a lot of girls there all the time. >> reporter: in 2008 the florida power broker struck a controversial secret plea deal serving 13 months in a county jail on state charges registering as a sex offender, but securing immunity from federal charges in florida for himself and his alleged or

alexander acosta. >> why would you cut this deal with jeffrey epstein? why would you immunize not only him but all of his friends and employees and everyone who helped him get away with this big scheme? >> reporter: michelle licata telling abc news overnight that this is the day she's been waiting for. >> the first moment finding out jeffrey epstein was put in jail was so relieving to me. i felt safer. i've waited for this one day just to happen and it's finally come. >> a press conference is expected to begin shortly where officials will go over the charges. the just released indictment allegings epstein worked and conspired with others including employees who facilitated his conduct. epstein will be in court later to today. >> thanks. let's bring in dan abrams for more on this. this will be the first time he faces federal charges even though federal prosecutors did write a draft indictment last time. >> last time he pled guilty to two relatively minor state charges and part of the deal basically putting together the federal and state and saying, look, we're putting this all into one bucket and we're saying

to you, plead guilty to these two state charges. we'll make sure you're not prosecuted on the federal charges. that deal is technically still in place. so the question becomes how are they charging him in federal court on these additional at least two charges. >> he's not a public figure. >> that's right. first how do they get past this non pros answer these have to be new allegations. these have to be ones not covered in that 53-page -- >> to avoid double jeopardy. >> and avoid this nonprosecution agreement. then you're right, very interesting that the public corruption unit. they have a unit that deals with sex trafficking and appear to be a minor part of this which should be of great concern to epstein because the ques and cod there be a char that we're seeing, so that's got

to be something from his perspective that's got to be of concern. >> this is a guy who's super wealthy and connected to powerful wealthy figures. >> it's true and that's what apparently helped him last time but i don't think people should be concerned about that this time around? why? because these are prosecutors that went out of their way to indict him. there is a nonprosecution agreement in place. you want to make this go away, you can just say, you know what, there's a nonprosecution agreement, this case is done. these prosecutors have basically said this is serious enough, we're going to go out and find these additional victims, it se. so i think that the sort of idea he's got well connected friends will help him this time around very unlikely. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. michael? >> thank you, george. now to new developments in that fourth of july road rage incident that was caught on camera in houston.

a suspect is now in custody after turning himself in accused of opening fire on a family car igniting the fireworks inside. abc's will reeve is here with the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: michael, this video is shocking and the outcome unthinkable. this morning the suspect arrested and charged while an entire family is in the hospital. this is the moment a vehicle explodes into a fireworks nightmare. this truck packed with fireworks and carrying a family of four burst into flames. overnight police say the alleged suspect surrendered to investigato investigators. he's being charged with four counts of aggravated assault. a family was driving their truck and picked up fireworks for the fourth of july holiday. after loading up their vehicle, the father got into a dispute with another driver. police say the suspect driving this light-colored ford explorer, the two cars pulled into this gas station but as the family drove away, authorities say the suspect pulled out a gun and opened fire, the bullets hitting the fireworks.

>> he said that it was like an argument and he said he supposedly cut him off then once that happened then that's when the dude started shooting at the car. the fireworks just went off. >> reporter: the family including a 1-year-old and 3-year-old were airlifted to a hospital with burns and are now in critical condition. >> you hear screaming because the babies was screaming. >> reporter: three good samaritans stopped and pulled the children from the truck just seconds before it erupted. >> thank god we was right there at the right time to help them before the truck exploded. >> thank goodness for the good samaritans. they said they were driving past the car. they noticed the child car seats. that's what prompted them to spring into action just in time to get that family out of the car. >> just so unnecessary. >> unnecessary and shocking and hopefully a good outcome. >> hopefully the kids will be okay. thank you, will. >> thank you both. coming up, the tributes pouring in for 20-year-old disney star cameron boyce and the search for answers after his sudden passing. sudden passing.

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he was a son, a brother, a friend. his death was the cause of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated and this morning they are heartbroken. >> reporter: for nearly a decade 20-year-old cameron boyce has been a fixture on family tv screens across the globe. at just 12 years old he landed his break out role as luke on disney channel's hit show "jessie." >> is it? >> reporter: as carlos the present day son of cruella de vil in the epic "descendants" franchise. >> maybe a new school wouldn't be the worst thing. >> reporter: the first two installments had more than 100 million viewers worldwide. but on saturday afternoon the actor passed away in his sleep after experiencing a seizure. >> need immediate dispatch, seizure. >> reporter: his family releasing a statement to abc news saying it was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated. the world is now undoubtedly without one of its brightest lights, but his spirit will live on through the kindness and compassion of all who knew and loved him.

boyce posting this portrait of himself on instagram just hours before his passing. condolences have been pouring in across social media. >> hey, you're a fader. >> reporter: adam sandler who played his on-screen father in "grown ups" writing on instagram, just the nicest, most talented and most decent kid around. "the descendants" director kenny ortega posting this photo from the set with the caption, cameron brought love, laughter and compassion with him every day i was in his presence. disney chairman and ceo bob iger tweeting, the walt disney company mourns the loss of cameron boyce who was a friend to so many of us and filled with so much talent, heart and life, and far too young to die. our prayers go out to his family and his friends. a philanthropist at his core boyce worked to fight homelessness and bring attention to the global water crisis. >> we all go and i hope that all of you really think about what it is that you want to leave. we all have material things.

we all have things that we own that we like and we treat ourselves and all that stuff but what you leave should be bigger than you. >> powerful words right there. boyce will live on through several upcoming projects. we have "the descendants 3" and this fall he is a regular in an hbo show and starring in an independen independenty fill m. he made his acting did he beaut at 9 years old. my family love his work with "jessie" but did so much with the time he had. >> he made quite an impact. >> my kids as well. "jessie" was their favorite show and he was their favorite on it. when we come back, we have our "play of the day," so don't go anywhere. the more, the merrier. got to have this stuff in the morning. oh, that's too hot. act your age. get your own insurance company. carlo, why don't you start us with a little bit of cereal?

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you spin me right round welcome back, everybody. we're back with our "play of the day." we cannot wait until you see the new star that's taking on the latest viral trend, the bottle cap challenge. now, these videos have been taking over the internet. look at these superstars showing off their skills. there's jason statham with the roundhouse kick. pretty skillful right there. john mayer. come on, john. what you got? john mayer with the roundhouse. >> oh, impressive. how about mr. justin bieber with the -- oh, wow more athletic than i give him credit for. great job, justin bieber.

and actor donnie yen is taking on the challenge while blindfolded upped the ante on everybody. let's see what you got. that's that kawhi leonard shot that bounced off the rim. and now someone is taking it to a new level. singing sensation mariah carey put her own spin on the challenge and posted this with the caption, challenge accepted. >> all right. >> what? >> watch. one more time. justt got more than 20 million views in just a few hours. >> okay. at's all we got.y can do it liko that's "play of the day." >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back.

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it's 8:00 a.m. the champs, team usa bringing home the gold. the world cup heroes capturing their second consecutive title, fourth overall. >> u.s. wins their fourth world cup. >> the veteran, the new hero, celebrations across the u.s. and around the world. the team's moments of jubilation. now the women's team gearing up for their next big fight once they land back here at home and the massive celebrations already in the works. also this morning, california on edge. thousands of aftershocks rock the state after two massive earthquakes over the holiday weekend. new fears now. is an even bigger quake ahead? two medical headlines. the popular acne drug and questions about a link to depression. and why is an aggressive form of breast cancer more common in young women and minorities? dr. ashton is here with the latest. ♪ baby love baby archie's christening.

new details about the two photos shared by harry and meghan of the big day. princess diana's sisters part of the celebration. proud grandfather prince charles beaming through it all. the daredevil. the stuntwoman who broke a world record overnight smashing through 13 gates of fire. ginger was right there behind the scenes and this morning, we'll talk to vicki golden live and we're saying, good morning, america. ♪ go big or go home >> that girl was on fire. >> i'm just glad they had the extinguisher handy. >> yes, indeed. >> good morning, america. i hope you're well this monday morning. we cannot lie. abe lincoln is here in times square. come on. look at that, spitting image. he's from springfield, illinois. >> makes sense. >> he sure is honest. that's right. fans around the world are honestly celebrating the

incredible win for team usa. they took home their fourth world cup title. >> the super women are making headlines everywhere. that's a newspaper in france this morning. 24-year-old superstar rose lavelle must be on cloud nine after scoring one of those two goals yesterday. there she is celebrating and singing with her teammates and they're on their way home right now. still there for us, adrienne bankert. oh, my gosh. i just can't get over the enthusiasm of the team and their families that you've had time with over there, adrienne. >> reporter: you know, robin, it's pretty addictive. it's in the air here. there were so many thousands of fans to join with u.s. women's national team and, of course, they're excited and they're a little sleepy after singing and dancing and partying into the night as they should be doing and they're going to continue that celebration in the states. megan rapinoe told me this morning when we visited the team's hotel before they boarded

the bus to get back home that it was an emotional moment for her thinking about how this wasn't just a team victory, but a family one. her mom and dad were here, gave a shoutout to her brother. it was his birthday during the tournament on sunday. and that hamstring strain, yeah, she was concerned about it but she was able to hold on. now she'll have time to rest up. but if you were not able to be here in lyon, france, they're coming to a city near you quite likely. in fact, they're joining in on a victory tour starting in pasadena at the rose bowl on august 3rd. first they'll be heading to new york city for a ticker tape parade. that will be on wednesday. a lot of people to be cheering them on, go, usa. back to you guys. >> adrienne, what are you going to remember most about covering this team? >> you know, i have to say rose lavelle's story is something that inspires all of us. all of us have been little girls

watching tv and seeing people doing something we wanted to do, and that's what she was doing. at 8 and 9 years old, she wanted to grow up and be mia hamm. we've seen the pictures from her elementary school and heard about her journey in college watching the game knowing she wanted to be a part of this stage. it wasn't just a dream for her, this was a reality and now she'll be in the history books, as well. >> that she will, all right, adrienne, thanks so much. safe travels home. >> thank you, robin. we return to the two major earthquakes that hit southern california over the holiday weekend and back to marcus moore in ridgecrest, california, and the aftershocks keep coming. >> reporter: yeah, george. there have been aftershocks overnight, and people are on edge, but city officials at a town hall meeting last night tried to assure people their homes are safe to go back inside, but they need to be prepared for another earthquake. this morning, california is a state on edge. >> oh, my god. oh, my g years, sparking fires, causing thousands to lose power, and with thousands of aftershocks

rattling the region over the weekend, many now wondering, is the worst yet to come? >> we all i think have a unique role and responsibility to prepare individually to be prepared for the next earthquake of magnitude even greater than 7.1. >> reporter: the one-two punch began on july 4th in ridgecrest, 120 miles from los angeles. the first quake registering a 6.4 magnitude. a day later a second quake registering 7.1. but miraculously no lives lost and experts say the number of aftershocks is now dropping. and officials have now moved to recovery mode, and the aftershocks, they do continue, but not as frequently, and nor are they as strong. officials say there are still chances the community could see a strong earthquake in the coming days. >> uh-huh. coming up we have the latest details from baby archie's christening and how harry and meghan paid tribute to princess

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traveling across america all summer long. we're popping up in incredible places. we're meeting amazing "gma" fans all over the country and last month we were in the great city of philadelphia and it's time to find out -- >> it was great. >> it was great. they showed up in the rain. amazing show. >> it was. >> we had a great time out there. well now the "gma" rv is rolling into the next destination. >> where we going, daddy? where we going? >> are you guys ready to find out where we're going? [ cheers and applause ] can you tell from that song, you're going with me. >> i'm going with you. >> lara is going with me. ginger is going to be there as well. i'm going to go because we're going to go south, everybody. we're going to my hometown of houston, texas. that's right. [ applause ] we'll be there on wednesday and as i said earlier lara will be there as well. we can't wait to head to the lone star state. i wanted to get you guys into the mood for where we're going . so bring it out, gs.

bring it out. bring it out. this is some barbecue. >> oh, my. >> this is from demeris barbecue. it's one of my favorite barbecue places in houston. it was my high school teammate's family's place and they made sure we were well fed. dig in. that smells good. >> i want a rib. >> you know what, you can't have anything yet because you got to do "pop news." i'm going to eat while you do that. >> foiled again. >> take it away. >> i sure will. we will begin on a serious note, if you will. some health news from the music legend. stevie wonder announcing overnight he will take a break from performing to undergo a kidney transplant. wonder addressed recent rumors about his health at a music festival in london telling fans he already has a donor, he will receive his new kidney in september. he went on to say he wanted everyone to hear it from him. take a look. >> you ain't got to hear no rumors about nothing. i told you what's up. i'm good. all right? >> all right. he's good. wonder will do three more shows before he takes that break to prepare for surgery starting in

dublin, ireland.ie youhe best. >> yes, we do. [ applause ] >> this is good stuff. >> very good. are you three enjoying yourselves? this is not ri >> all i got to say is yabba-dabba do. >> casting continues on the live action version of "the little mermaid." a couple of big names seem to want in. last week it was confirmed "grown-ish" star singer halle bailey will play ariel. now terry crews, he wants to play king triton. the funny picture he posted on twitter. do you think he wants it, guys? the caption reads ariel's dad. hashtags include ariel's for terry and america's got terry. he's not the only one testing waters. singer lizzo says she's right to play ursula. something she's clearly wanted for a while. check out this video she made in 2018 of her in character.

>> she's got it, guys. [ applause ] i'm just saying. no word yet on who is getting cast. production on "the little mermaid" is planned for early next year. robin, just a little bit right there. got you. look out, starbucks and dunkin'. if anybody can give you a run for the money it's chip and joanna gaines and they're now going into the coffee business. is there anything these two can't do? thank you to them because we're giving you the first look at their latest project, it's a coffee shop in their hometown of waco, texas. magnolia press will have fre bad ndoor/ seating. they chose the world press as the name because of their love of french press coffee makes

famous for the slow rich brewing process. it felt symbolic for what we hope people find with us, a spot to slow down, take it all in and just simply savor the moment. sort of like my team is doing with these ribs. magnolia press opens this fall and -- i'm not bitter. and it's just the latest in the gaines' growing food empire in waco. they have a brunch spot called magnolia table and the baking company called the silo baking company and joanna working on a cookbook. woman, you are amazing. >> i love that show. you know, they make you want to move to waco. >> i got to go. it is on my bucket list. >> i want to go to waco just because of that. >> is it close to houston? >> i have no idea. >> a little side road trip. >> we'll find out now. finally, they say the sound of a bark is a deterrent to home invaders. what if it's coming from this guy? take a look at this white beast whose bark is bigger than his beak.

we promise you it's not doctored. his owner says the 19-year-old bird is super intelligent. he has mastered human words and now as you can see the bark and that, everybody, is this version of "pop news." >> okay. well done. [ applause ] >> your turn to eat a rib. we'll move on to our "gma" cover story. the christening of baby archie prince harry and meghan, paid tribute to princess diana in a very special way, and released two new photos. amy has the details. hey, amy. >> good morning again, guys. we all got to see a little bit more of baby archie mt. batten windsor. the duke and duchess of sussex released two official photos from his christening and abc news can confirm he is a real cutie. >> reporter: it was a christening fit for a king. baby archie, the star of the show front and center in this royal family portrait celebrating his baptism beaming

with pride the happy parents harry and meghan were joined in this official snap by grandpa charles, duchess camilla and proud granny, doria ragland. prince harry invited her sisters, lady jane fellowes and lady sarah mccorquodale to join the royals in the official photo. >> there were nods to diana there. it was clearly really important to harry and meghan she was involved. >> reporter: also there uncle william and aunt kate looking stunning in a pink alexander mcqueen number, while mom meghan donned one of her favorite designers, christian dior. earlier the royals joined close friends for an intimate ceremony held in the queen's private chapel in windsor castle. >> 25 people attended. his immediate family and godparents who have not been named. >> reporter: but the big day was not without its controversy. some fans resenting the couple's desire to keep the names of the godparents quiet and not allow the press near the event. instead releasing two official photos. >> their decision to have a little more privacy put them on the receiving end of criticism and we see people talking about the fact that public money has been spent renovating their official residence and pose this question really as to what is expected of royals.

so the debate that's been sparked really is what is it reasonable to expect members of the royal family to share in exchange for funding that they receive and the position that they hold. >> reporter: the photos scrutinized as soon as they were released with some noting the large gap between the two duchesses. others saying the cambridge couple looked uncomfortable. but little archie oblivious to any intrigue, delighted his fans, excited to see how he's growing and who he looks like. >> i mean i don't know about the gap. >> the forensics there. >> i mean, come or them to be too close. lara agrees. by the way the jury is still out on whether archie looks like harry or meghan. he certainly is cute. >> we are not going to jump into that debate. >> we will later, i'm sure. let's go to ginger. >> this is a normal time to show you a "gma" moment. before we get to that we have a spectacular stunt by an aye some

woman. before that a little dare devil on the younger side. this is 3-year-old charlie. already doing his thing on his bike doing tricks. i can barely get adrian to get on a bike and do, like, the strider and put his feet up. i am so impressed by this. take a moment and share your "gma" moment, something that makes . >> welcome back. if you wrpt weren't with us last week, you missed summer. we're back to spring. cloudy. drizzle this morning. a stout sea breeze that will keep us up to 10 to 15 degrees below zero today and it will repeat tonight, tomorrow and wednesday until summer warmth hits our inland neighborhoods. 60s and 70s for highs today. back in the 50s for lows

we'll get back to ginger in a moment. now two major health headlines. the first, a new study about an aggressive type of breast cancer and the second looking at a possible link between a popular acne drug and depression. dr. jennifer ashton is here with this. so tell us first of all about the study with breast cancer. >> big study. this is it out in the journal "cancer" about a specific subtype of breast cancer called triple negative breast cancer which refers to a breast cancer type that has negative receptors to estrogen receptor and the her-2 receptor making it more difficult to treat and this study, big, big numbers was about the who. we know that there have been big racial disparities in this type of breast cancer so, again, this is a deeper dive and what this study found, it confirmed past data with more significant numbers that this type of breast cancer is more common in younger women, more common in non-hispanic black women and

does tend to be more aggressive at the time of diagnosis and have a slightly worse prognosis. it's really about the who, but i want to underscore it is still the least common type of breast cancer, and women as they age, are more likely to get breast cancer in general, so we have to understand the who before we start being proactive about this. >> you remember, i was diagnosed at the age of 46 with triple negative and so good to know there's more -- >> a lot of focus on this type. >> okay, now this popular acne drug. >> absolutely. this is the biggest tool in the acne arsenal used by dermatologists, family medicine physicians, it was fda approved in 1982 to treat severe acne. it's called accutane. there had been reports of links to various psychiatric conditions including depression and suicide. so, again, it took a deeper dive at that and actually found that there was not a higher risk of suicide amongst teens taking this drug, although teens with acne are more likely to have

depression and psychiatric issues. so, again, closer look. >> bottom line for both. >> risk versus benefit and awareness and association does not prove cause and effect. so we'll keep looking at this. >> one more important question. do i have some rib right here? >> no, you're good. you're good. >> it was worth it, michael. it was worth it. >> i don't have to worry about ribs getting stuck between my teeth, robin. i'm good. i'm good. it's too easy. boom, knock it out the park. we turn to that amazing stunt overnight, female daredevil vicki golden breaking a big record on live tv. we'll speak to vicki in just a moment but first we go back to ginger in san bernardino. ginger, you were the weather analyst for the broadcast. must have been great to see. >> we've got the gates still behind us on the tarmac here. it was the perfect night weatherwise and the perfect

night to see vicky golden blaze into history. >> vicki golden attempting to make history. >> reporter: that's daredevil 26-year-old vicki golden, breaking a more than decade-old record. >> and vicki golden has done it. >> reporter: and we had an all-access pass to see history made. this is san bernardino airport. all the airplanes lined up. we're about to do a stunt you don't want to miss. golden, a four-time x games gold medalist, arriving in style just moments before the big show. each of those gates is just a bunch of wood and steel right now. but it's about to be on fire and it's about to have vicki golden try to run through all 13 of them. but the night wasn't supposed to be all about golden. free style motto cross athlete axell hodges was also set to attempt a death-defying record trying to soar more than 200 feet over 25 semi trucks, but that risk became a devastating reality when hodges missed the landing during

practice just days before the event, suffering serious ankle injuries. >> i'm bummed out for sure but there will be more to come. >> reporter: with family and friends anxiously looking on it was time for vicki golden to try to make her mark. vicki golden's going to drive through 13 gates of fire and break a record. >> they are lighting the fire walls. >> whoo! she did it. oh, my god. >> reporter: and just moments after she set the record -- can i get a hug? >> yes. i'm kind of gross but thank you. >> michael i think travis said it best. vicki golden is not just good for being a woman, she's just plain good. >> i agree with that. thank you so much you. looks like you had a fun time. we'll be joined now by vicki golden. there she is. hey, vicki. good morning. congratulations.

>> thank you. >> vicki, i think everybody in our studio is wondering -- and everybody at home is wondering, what's going through your mind when, you know, you'll go through 13 walls of fire? the fire is up to 2,000 degrees. what's going through your mind before you do that? >> oh, man, there's a lot going through my mind. obviously the first part was, man, i hope i don't catch on fire but after that it was just trying to focus on what i was doing, going through board after board, i totally lost track of what i was doing and tried to keep track of what board i was going through but it sounds easy to count to 13 but not when you're doing all that but, yeah, it worked out as good as you could have planned. >> with so many motorcycle records out there why was it important for you to break this one? >> man, this was such an iconic record to go after that, you know, it's not something you

hear about every day. everyone always wants to jump as far as they can possibly go and this was just something that it just felt so good that it was inspired by evel knievel himself that i just had to go after it. you know, it's just such an amazing record to even think about. >> evil knievel, i grew up watching evel knievel. big fan of his and your mother was there watching you. did that put extra pressure on you? >> it did. my mom, you know, she's been there for all the struggles my entire life and she has been there for maybe one or two of the celebrations, so for her to be here for this, i think she was a bit nervous herself. >> thank you. >> i'm so glad she could be there. >> thank you and congrats, vicki. all right? thank you. congratulations. we'll be right back, everybody. congratulations. we'll be right back, everybody. good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going.

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♪good mo welcome back to "gma" and we have a great monday audience. thank you guys for being with us. >> wabc? >> darla miles. that's right. hey, darla. >> hello. how you look out and you're like, hey, i know. >> she couldn't get enough of the tv biz. she decided to stop by with us this morning. thank you for being here, darla. we got two great guests we want to bring out. you know one of them as drax in "the guardians of the galaxy". >> and the other is in "the big sick" and now they're teaming up in a new action comedy called "stuber." please welcome dave bautista and kumail nanjiani. [ applause ] >> hello.

how you been? nice to see you, man? >> mwah. how are you? sit on down here. y'all, this is funny. >> yeah. >> funny, and action packed. for people who haven't seen it yet, you play an uber driver. >> right. >> you are a cop that needs him because you've had some corrective eye surgery. you spent a lot of time, your characters, a lot of time in a car so you got to know each other's musical tastes a little bit? >> we got to know each other's everything. we had some deep conversations. >> we spent a lot of time in this very confined space together. >> yeah but i want to get to the music. there was something you did not want put on instagram so we'll put it on national tv right now. >> i want to set it up. >> oh. >> this boy band song started playing. i looked over and this was happening.

>> i haven't seen this. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> don't put that on instagram. >> yeah. >> i'm so glad you got that. [ applause ] >> there was a lot of that going on. a lot of dancing and singing. >> "stop playing games with my heart." >> you guys are playing games with our funny bone because as robin said it's a funny movie. we're going to show you guys -- ready for a clip? let's check it out. here's a clip of "stuber." >> hey. let me guess. you want me to drive to all the sarah connors in the city, right? >> start it up. let's go. >> it's already started. electric car. i call it silent but deadly. >> drive. >> how do you do? can i get you some bottled water? canadian chocolates? it was one of those things where i thought i was getting five

bars on amazon, but it ended up getting -- >> koreatown, now. >> koreatown, now. [ applause ] >> but, dave, we know "guardns of the galaxybu this is your first comedy. >> it is. >> how was it to do your first comedy with kumail? >> i was very fortunate because i was -- my confidence wasn't soaring for this. i was a bit nervous about it, stepping into a comedic role but this dude is like the best wing man ever. >> you nailed it. >> he's really funny. >> big action movie for you. >> yeah, i had one rule, i'm not going to do any of my own stunts. i don't want to be like tom cruise or jackie chan. i'll be in my trailer eating a sandwich.nowh i and say the words. >> how did he do? >> he undersells it but he's very athletic and picked up on it like that. it was cool to see him really excited.

nervous but excited as well. >> because i had never done that type of acting before. it's a completely new thing but luckily i had dave and he's so good at it so i was able to learn from the best. >> the combination of the two. >> like a great combination of the both of you. [ applause ] now, dave, kumail told a story of jimmy kimmel. >> right. >> about you getting very thoughtful wrap gifts when the movie was over but you didn't tell him you were doing it. you made him look bad. so do you regret making your guy look bad? >> no, because i didn't tell him because i just thought, you know, my first really -- >> you assumed i was a good person and would get everyone gifts. >> i did. >> that was a huge mistake. >> it was something -- i went a little overboard because of my first studio lead and wanted to show everybody i appreciated it but this is the part he leaves out. when he became aware i was giving these gifts i said, dude, you can sign the card and you

can say they're from both of us. >> look how nice he is. i was like, i'm not going to sign your card. i don't want your charity. but, you know, i've learned from dave. never forget to bring people gifts so i actually brought you guys -- >> oh, thank you. >> oh, really? [ applause ] >> kumail, thank you. >> oh, yes, this is me when i was 14 years old. and on the other side you can't get away from me. i'm here. oh, my god. look -- >> so incredibly thoughtful. >> so scare your children with those. >> thank you. dave, come on. you got to step it up when you come to "gma." >> i know, i'm sorry. dude. [ applause ] >> i like it. >> oh, my god. you put coffee in there, it gets instantly cold. [ laughter ] guys a awesome. i love it when you both are out of your elements making this movie but you made a fantastic movie.

it looks like you have been doing this forever, comedy and action and i love this relationship you two have developed behind this movie. i mean this is really cool to have this bromance. >> i was always like -- it was -- this movie was worth it just to have met dave. no matter how it does or successful, not successful, whatever, it don't matter. it was worth it to meet this dude right here. >> bam. tried to get some tears out of us. i'll cry into my coffee cup. kumail, dave, thank you both so much and "stuber," it is in theaters on friday. make sure you go check it out. give yourself a great laugh. coming up, would you take out a loan for your wedding? that is the big question. we'll be right back.

we're back now with a wedding trend on the rise with more and more online lenders offering quick cash. the question is could this be the best way to pay for your big day? ♪ >> reporter: it's a milestone moment so many dream about. but that special day doesn't come cheap. >> help me, i'm poor. >> reporter: that's why according to "the washington post," some couples are now taking out so-called wedding loans to pay for their big day. >> we want to be able to give her a nice wedding, a nice

reception and so we decided to borrow the money. >> reporter: one of those mary -- people is mary, whose daughter's upcoming nuptials are fast approaching. >> i got married in 1977 so it was $10 a person back then. today it's 110. >> reporter: mary turned to upstart, one of many companies offering wedding specific loans. while its site lists a 20% average interest rate on this type of loan, other companies can charge up to 30%. dave girard, co-founder and ceo of upstart says, wedding loans are a great alternative to credit cards. >> a personal loan is far less expensive than a credit card. our loans generally are about 5 percentage points lower on average. >> one was for $10,000. i believe the interest was -- between 10% and 12%. >> reporter: mary is not alone. "the washington post" reporting online lenders say they're issuing up to four times as many wedding loans as they did just one year ago with many of the

loans used primarily as a way to fund extras like custom calligraphy, doughnut displays and instagram-worthy venues. and upstart is profiting from that rapid increase. >> just in the last year, it's been 144% growth in wedding loans. >> every little girl has their fairy tale dream wedding but at the end of the day it comes down to my dad walking me down the aisle. >> so personal finance expert rachel cruze is with us right now. we're seeing so many couples starting to do this. why? >> debt has been normalized in our culture today. whether car, college, people go into debt for things so wedding is the same thing so you just have to be really careful when going into this process to say, okay, what can i afford? a lot of couples are forking over their own money. you know, the whole traditional father of the bride pays for the wedding is not as much anymore because people are getting married later. >> we see that. debt has been normalized, social

media comparison culture. people are trying to top themselves, or top what they see online. >> that's right. our expectations for what our wedding should be are pretty astron astronomical because you're s seeing what everyone else is doing and all the photo booths and great food and bands. all the things and so are you to be realistic about your wedding. >> i had a doughnut bar. nobody ate them. save your money. when i was doing the research on this, this morning, i kept thinking, why not just do it on a credit card? these rates seem really high. at least with a credit card, you get points. i think you should pay for what you can afford and have a great party. why not use your credit card that you at least get something back? >> people look at the math and say i can get a better interest rate but billions of credit card points go unused every year and i don't want points to drive someone's motivation and debt is just never a good option. >> what is your advice to couples who really want to go for it? this is a huge day and want it to be that one of a kind moment. what do you want to say to them? this is -- this could really lead to a not so happy start. >> that's right.

one of the leading causes of divorce in america today is money fights and problems and debt adds to that stress so as a couple, look at your long-term goals and say, what if we took half of it and put it as a down payment on a house. look at that and be realistic about your wedding. don't let expectations of other people drive you up. create a budget and say, hey this, is what we have to spend and stick with it. so put effort into the marriage, not the wedding. >> great advice. great advice. we'll go for a dunkin' donut after. we head back to ginger right now in san bernardino, california. lara, no doughnut bar, got it. thank you for the tips. let's go ahead and start with a picture i just wanted to showed you from chelsea, michigan. this is a fire rainbow, circumhorizontal arc. thanks for sending that in. something you might have seen on social media other than a fire rainbow by the way, this, that is a potential for a tropical depression, now 30%

chance this becomes something by the end of the week, so anywhere from louisiana to florida i can promise you heavy rains with that. >> good morning. we begin this monday cloudy with drizzle and temperatures in the 50s. look at the slow sunshine. temperatures in the 50s and 60s due to the lack of sunshine at noon. and then only all right, michael. i'm getting out of here and heard i have to meet you in houston. >> i will see you in houston for our show wednesday and right now i'm hanging out with my girl, keke palmer. >> of course, and i have got highlights from the 25th anniversary essence fest. >> you went to -- >> i saw everybody and the beautiful and amazing mary j. blige. i sat down with the queen of hip-hop soul. i love her so much, y'all. there was tears, emotion. she's everything. we talked about the biopic she's producing for lifetime about the legendary gospel group the clark sisters. check it out. >> when i was a little girl and my mom would send me down south

every summer there was a song called "i'm looking for a miracle." i didn't know who the clark sisters was. i was, like, 7 years old, but i wanted to sing this song every day all day. >> she also talks about her royalty tour with nas. you know we got to be there and so much more. >> you know i'm loving it. ♪ no more drama, i'm tired of all this drama ♪ that's right, yes, mary j. i love you. actress and activist mira sorvino on the show as well. >> plus, some fun science experiments. one might get drenched and it's definitely michael. >> i'll get drenched. if anybody gets drenched. you can see it all on "strahan and sara" this afternoon, everybody. over to you, george. riga little more about tomow but right now a first look at the new trailer for "maleficent 2: mistress of evil." angelina jolie back in her role along with michelle pfeiffer. take a look. >> five days ago i thought i lost you forever. there is no coast that could ever tear me away from you. will you marry me?

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happy to say we're back now with one of country's biggest acts, old dominion going to perform their new single in just a minute but first a little catch-up. >> making sweet number one on the charts. yes, baby. cma award vocal group of the year and you have a little announcement you'd like to make. >> we're excited. october 25th, third album comes out. it is self-titled. self-title sod we're excited to get it out there. >> we can't wait for the new

music or what they'll perform. thank you, matthew. thank you, guys, everyone. we appreciate it. here is old dominion performing their new single "one man band." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ been flying solo for so long nobody's singing the harmony ♪ ♪ up there just me and my shadow no bass, no guitar, no tambourine ♪ ♪ and i found you like a melody you were singing in the same key as me ♪ ♪ we had 'em dancing in the streets ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be a one man band i don't wanna be a rolling stone alone ♪ ♪ putting miles on a run down van baby we can take our own show on the road ♪ ♪ i'll lay down the beat you'll

carry the tune ♪ ♪ we'll get tattoos and we'll trash hotel rooms ♪ ♪ baby, take my hand, i don't wanna be a one man band no ♪ ♪ i wanna run down your wild dreams and i wanna chase every high with you ♪ ♪ count every rip in these old jeans we'll never learn how to sing the blues ♪ ♪ if i'm gonna be famous girl, i wanna be famous with you ♪ ♪ we got our own little groove ♪ i don't wanna be a one man band i don't wanna be a rolling stone alone ♪ ♪ putting miles on a run down van ♪ ♪ baby, we can take our own show on the road ♪ ♪ i'll lay down the beat you'll carry the tune ♪ ♪ we'll get tattoos and we'll

trash hotel rooms ♪ ♪ baby, take my hand 'cause i don't wanna be a one man band ♪ ♪ ♪ when the spotlight goes cold and the curtains come down ♪ ♪ the chairs are all stacked and there's no one around ♪ ♪ and nobody's paying we'll still be playing ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be a one man band i don't wanna be a rolling stone alone ♪ ♪ putting miles on a run down van, baby, we can take our own show on the road ♪ ♪ i'll lay down the beat you'll carry the tune ♪ ♪ we'll get tattoos and we'll trash hotel rooms ♪ ♪ baby, take my hand 'cause i don't wanna be a one man band ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be a one man

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>> what were you saying backstage? >> i don't wanna be a one band either. >> we don't. old dominion, thank you. have a great day. old dominion, thank you. have a great day. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years.

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mornings. let's check in with mike nicco for the forecast. >> we'll start with the grayness still out there. at least the winds are easing up. they were up to 30 miles an hour over a golden gate bridge overnight. the winds will pick up later on. about 2:00 a small craft advisory. temperatures 50ss at the coast. 60s around the bay. 70s inland. warmer weather is on the way, but it's only inland this weekend. >> taking a look at the commute. two new issues to talk about here. westbound 580 just before you three-car crash. you're bki stateou and ath problemd the n for the benicia bridge. time now for "live with kelly and ryan." we'll be back at 11:00 for midday live. you can always find us at

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