grabber tools. but i think they understand the point. >> item retrieval technology. >> thank you, natasha. that's a much nicer thing. good morni good morning, america. we have a hurricane warning this morning as the gulf coast hunkers down for what could be a dangerous storm. bracing for impact, tropical storm barry picks up speed overnight, set to lash the coast dumping as much as two feet. water rising in new orleans. thousands already forced from their homes. a state of emergency declared in louisiana. our team on the ground tracking it all. breaking overnight, embattled singer r. kelly arrested on sex crime charges by federal homeland security agents while walking his dog on the streets of chicago. high seas takedown. dramatic video of the coast guard chasing down suspected drug smugglers. the submarine filled with 17,000

pounds of cocaine heading to the u.s. we're talking to the men behind this daring raid. enormous explosion. the new video of this kentucky fried chicken leveled. how everyone survived. the investigation under way. the world cup champion robb big night at the espys. how her wedding ring and key to new york city were stolen right out of her hotel room. paradise pics or toxic selfies. the instagram hot spot. you'll never guess where these photos were taken. good morning, america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. great to be here with amy and cecilia. >> great to be here with you both too. it is a busy friday this morning. we have a lot to get to. let's take a live look at that tropical storm bearing down on the gulf coast right now. >> packing up to two feet of rain with very real threat of massive flooding in the area and here's what it looks like from

space. >> it is a massive storm. the president declared a state of emergency in louisiana. we're going to begin our coraith oitpaodor >> good morning, george. rain, rain, life-threatening rain. if you didn't hear that from my forecast, i would be in trouble because you need to know about tropical storm barry which right now most of the convection out in the gulf of mexico, the center about 100 miles south of new orleans. it should make landfall tomorrow just west of new orleans which puts new orleans in one of the worst places it could possibly be. makes its way up by tuesday into, say, tennessee and kentucky where the rainfall would be 6 to 10 inches but it's right here, it's lafayette baton rouge, up to 25 inches of rain could fall. that's when we're starting to talk about a plugged up mississippi river. lots of levees that will be challenged and we've got the timing of the storm. i really wanted to share with you this because it's not just,

of course, the rain but you've got tropical storm warnings and hurricane warnings in place because, cecilia, you could have storm surge on order of three to six feet and tornadoes. >> we know you and your team will be watching this. over to rob marciano there in new orleans where a state of emergency has been declared. good morning, rob. >> good morning, cecilia. the center of barry about 100 miles in that direction as ginger pointed out. the back side of this thing is really where the most rain and wind is. we are most concerned with the rain and the surge coming up this river. the mississippi, which has never been this high with a tropical storm about to hit. overnight tropical storm barry gaining strength. its winds picking up speed as it creeps closer to the louisiana coast. >> we were flying at this same time yesterday. the storm was substantially weaker. it certainly seems more active from a thunderstorm position. awful lot of rainfall, a lot of lightning. >> reporter: now thousands are scrambling to protect their properties and evacuate to higher ground before barry makes landfall. >> we're hoping everything will be okay and life and property will stay safe.

>> reporter: in new orleans, residents are just recovering from floodwaters swallowing the city wednesday. authorities are prompting residents to make a plan to shelter in place for yet another round. >> you need to have at least 72 hours of food, water and medication for everyone in the house including your pets. >> reporter: authorities closing hundreds of floodgates around nola as eyes turn to the levees. the mississippi river is already engorged and with a tropical storm threatening up to two feet of rain and a six-foot-high storm surge the river is expected to crest at 19 feet, just inches from the top of the levees. miles of these levees protect the city but look how close the water is to the top and this wind is only going to get worse. hurricane storm surge being pushed upriver, essentially stopping the flow lifting the levels and potentially sending water right into downtown. but the army corps of engineers says even if the levees are overtopped they will not fail. >> we are confident that we are not going to have a duplicate of

katrina, however, if you have a storm that has elevations much higher than those floodwalls you'll get water in the city. >> and that is the wild card here. how high does this river get and forecasting river levels is far from exact. especially when you're dealing with rainfall on top of the storm surge, what we'll see here. now, what we have off to my left, that's the french quarter. off to my right that is downtown and these levees are not this high all around the city. certainly not in the communities down to our south in plaquemines parish where they are evacuating right now and not to mention what's going to happen in the capital city of baton rouge with memories fresh of 2016, tremendous amount of rain coming with this system, not just here but across the entire eastern part of the state and far inland and it's a slow mover so this is going to be a long weekend across the south. amy. >> rob, thank you. southern louisiana is bracing this morning for that direct hit. the storm expected to be a major test for those levees which

protect new orleans which failed during hurricane katrina. joining us now is louisiana governor john bel edwards. governor, good morning to you. i want to ask you first about the preparations under way as you all prepare for that direct hit. >> well, we are obviously in an all hands on deck mode and i will tell you the preparations are not just in new orleans, they are statewide. we expect in about 24 hours or so the -- what is tropical storm barry now and will be a hurricane at that time and you never know exactly what mother nature is going to throw at you, it'll be the first time in the history of our state that we've had the mississippi river at flood stage when a hurricane hits. >> yeah, that makes sense. you certainly do sound incredibly prepared and rightfully so. the streets of new orleans already flooded earlier this week during a rainstorm. the mississippi river as you know already at a high level. the highest ever actually with such a storm approaching with 20 inches of rain potentially hitting neorleans ea

flooding scificay? >> we believe new orleans is read the levee system has better. we have 118 out of 120 pumps working. that's the most we've had in many, many years. >> governor, we know you will and certainly our hearts will be with all of you in the gulf region as you brace for this tomorrow. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, amy. >> the gulf coast not the only area with flooding concerns this week. >> yeah, a lot of eyes on that there. we turn to the severe weather also striking other parts of the country. deadly flash flooding hitting near philadelphia. will reeve is there in douglas township, pennsylvania, with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: cecilia, those heavy rains and flash floods overnight in rural pennsylvania turned deadly for a young pregnant mother and her child. in pennsylvania, the water rushed in so quickly many peopey submerged along roadways. in douglas township officials

say a pregnant woman and her s e away. she was on the pwhsttrd until her flpeans arching r hou found. many streets looking like rivers. the water so high in some areas highways had to be shut down. this car was still running as the water overtook it. water rescue teams riding through the streets checking stranded cars for people. a massive sinkhole opening up in pittsburgh due to the heavy rain. >> the water will definitely wash your car away very easily, let alone if you're on foot. >> reporter: in new hampshire, the power of the water carrying away 1,000-pound hay bales like pool toys. the names and identity of the mother and child have not yet been released. it did happen over my shoulder in the very flooded, muddy creek. a tragedy just 20 miles outside of philadelphia.

>> tragedy indeed, thank you. amy. now to the breaking news. an earthquake erupting early this morning in seattle with a magnitude of 4.6. abc's clayton sandell has the latest now from l.a. clayton, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. an early morning jolt, the u.s. geological survey reporting a 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck just before 6:00 eastern in the town of three lakes, washington, just outside seattle. so far there is no tsunami warning, good news and it appears this quake is not connected to those quakes that struck southern california last week but the west coast region on high alert since those july 4th weekend tremors and experts have been examining the fault lines that run through seattle to see how far they extend and determine just how strong an earthquake they could produce. experts say they are less active than the ones in california but still could trigger a major quake so officials taking this very seriously this morning. amy. >> as they should, all right,

clayton, thanks so much. we turn to breaking news for the viewers ins the west. aboar secretary alex acosta has just resigned over jeffrey epstein's plea deal from the early 200 0s. he called the president earlier this morning. the president says he's sad to see him go. tom llamas, you have been on the story since the beginning. trump was standing next to him saying it was solely acosta's decision. what has changed? >> this is truly a stunning turn of events. alex acosta just two days ago standing by. and says he got the best deal he possibly could with the evidence he had. he said there was a big -- between taking the case to trial and getting a conviction. epstein served time in a county jail and many people call it a

sweet heart deal. acosta refused to apologize to the victims in the case and that was part of the problems, one of the major headlines out of the news conference. initially, acosta was okay, going to keep his job. but now, this morning, he says it's going to be too much of a distraction. if you open up the newspaper, people cannot believe the allegation, more than 40 women have come forward from a decade ago and he served 13 months in a county jail. able to leave six days a week to go to work. and it was not a problem for acosta. why can prosecutors get him arrested in that is something that acosta was not able to do. paula? >> there is a sense he did more harm than good. in the press conference, he said he did enjoy the full support of

the president. the president saying he felt badly for him and saying this was acosta's decision. solely. do you believe that it was solely acosta's decision to resign as labor secretary? >> you never know but acosta made it very clear that he serves for the pleasure of the president. if the president thought he was not suited for the job, he could step down. everything we heard after the news conference was that acosta had survived. you have to remember, president trump directed him to host that news conference. he's the one who said get out in front of the cameras and answer the questions. and to secretary acosta's credit, he did answer several questions. i asked anymore he could apologize directly to the victims, yes, of course he dodged them. and many victims said they were upset with the news conference. they say that he lacked sympathy

for what happened to them in massage rooms in palm beach and manhattan. >> sex trafficking charges, he faces 45 years in prison. just to wrap things up. labor secretary alex acostas had resigned after top democrats for calling for his resignation in the nonplea deal with epstein in the 2000s. let let's go back to gma and cecilia. now to some terrifying moments in the sky. it happened over the ocean near hawaii. turbulence tossing around a jumbo jet hurting dozens of people, some of them seriously. whit johnson is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. this is a reminder severe turbulence can hit with little to no warning. on this flight passengers describing a violent jolt. those who weren't already wearing seat belts had almost no time to react. the aftermath of those terrifying moments, oxygen masks

dangling from the ceiling. meals strewn across the aisle. major turbulence rattling this boeing 777 injuring dozens. >> charlie niner will be your gate. personnel will be standing by. >> reporter: the air canada jet carrying 284 people on its way to sydney from vancouver but halfway over the pacific pilots turn on the fasten seat belts sign. >> before people had time to get back to their seats the plane dropped. >> 37 injury, nine of them serious forcing pilots to change course flying back 600 miles to hawaii. >> everyone who wasn't wearing a seat belt hit the roof like a jack in a box. >> reporter: five doctors on board treating passengers right away. >> we have several patients with neck and back injuries and some with lacerations to their head. >> reporter: upon landing some requiring a neck brace. >> it was like a scene in a movie like the worst possible scenario you could think of. >> reporter: last month severe turbulence on a european flight

throwing this flight attendant to the ceiling as she was picking up drinks. she was not injured. now, everyone injured on board is expected to make a full recovery. air canada said it was working to provide meals and hotels for passengers in hawaii as well as travel options to get them to their final destinations but just i mean we've all been on flights but this is extreme, very frightening. >> thanks, whit. we move to news overnight from los angeles where world cup champ allie long was robbed after team usa's big night at the espys and adrienne bankert has details. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning. yes, this is one of those shake your heads and say what in the world? in the midst of the excitement, they are flying to new york for a victory parade and fly across the country to get

and stas the stage and red carpet at the espys. midfielder allie long is robbed in her hotel room here at the ritz-carlton. now, according to the lapd, allie long and her husband left their room for a time ll s they left the door propped open. it wasn't locked and someone snuck in stealing cash and valuables including the key to new york city given to her and the members of the u.s. women's national team by the mayor of new york. now, she tweeted about this and said a thief came in and stole my wedding ring, cash and the key to my favorite city. asking the major mayor more a new one. saying, do you make copies. the mayor saying, we have you covered. we have copies like any good new yorker. george? >> let's hope she gets the ring back. thanks very much. now to the big celebrity stealing the headlines in chicago. an alligator on the loose in popular humble park, you see there, it's been spotted swimming in the lagoon and

managed to evade traps for days while drawing big crowds trying to catch a glimpse and snap photos. officials warn when you snap photos watch out because the gator is a gator and it could unexpectedly snap back. they're urging everyone to stay away from the water. the gator has been named in honor of another local celebrity. some are now calling him chance the snapper. i don't know how chance the rapper feels about that. okay, we are following a lot of other headlines including a rare high seas takedown caught on camera. there you see the coastguard catching the vessel filled with drugs and hearing from the men who pulled off that daring raid. this morning, shoppers get ready for amazon's biggest sale of the year but how to know if a prime day discount is actually a deal. the surprising details behind this gorgeous instagram hot spot you will never guess where these photos were taken. but first let's go back over to ginger. we have given so much attention to new orleans and rightfully so because this weekend could be devastating

there. i want to focus on other places like lafayette, louisiana, where they are sandbagging ahead of tropical storm barry and they should be. from there to baton rouge, we're talking about up to two feet of rain so let me take you through the forecast. this is the other problem, i didn't get to share with you, that storm surge warning includes new iberia, morgan city, a watch up around lake pontchartrain through gulfport and pascagoula. so keep an eye. that is going to block the rain, right? so it's going to push the water toward the coast tomorrow into sunday and then as the center passes, we wanted to time it out for you. it should come on shore tomorrow but it's this fire hose that goes west of new orleans and brings too much rain.

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reporting the eruption was so strong it shook their homes miles away. thankfully and remarkably no one on site was injured. plus, take a look at this. as if running with the bulls in spain isn't enough, this guy decided -- you see him right there -- to jump over one. that is as you watch him there, boom, nfl star josh norman. the washington cornerback performing the feat not once but twice. i love what norman said afterward, quote, it was fun. it ended well. >> as long as his team doesn't see the video. we are going to begin with that video of the coast guard stopping a suspected drug smuggling sub. they chased it down and when they got on board they say they found hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cocaine. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman is in santa monica with more on this. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, cecilia. those semi submersibles are nearly impossible to spot in the pacific.

that's why the coast guard sometimes thousands of miles offshore has to rely on surveillance planes and intel but to actually board those boats as you see in this video that requires a high-speed chase on the high seas and a good bit of courage. with one officer screaming in spanish for the suspected cocaine smugglers to stop their boat. [ speaking foreign language ] another coast guard skiff slams in the surf. >> it's going to be hard to get on. >> reporter: two guardsmen in full tactical gear daringly popping on to that and crab walk to the hatch and one guardsman slamming his fist down. five suspects hauling more than 17,000 pounds of cocaine worth about $230 million. the captain of that coast guard cutter says the submarine-like boat can be almost impossible to spot except from above. >> we had airplanes that located this thing earlier in the day and we had to travel a good

amount of ground, a little over 200 nautical miles to reach it before sunset. >> reporter: one official saying stopping one of these narco subs is like hunting a white whale. abc news got exclusive access to one of these recent high seas drug busts. the suspected drug smugglers tossing giant bales of cocaine off their boat as they try to evade the coast guard. finally they surrendered and were cuffed. it's a huge haul and heart-stopping video. but for the coast guard these cocaine busts are common off south and central america. >> our ship alone interdicted 11 different vessels and a number of other coast guard assets down in the same theater of operations and so we had over 50,000 pounds of cocaine and heroin on the deck to turn in to the dea for destruction. that alone is $650 million wholesale so -- >> reporter: wholesale. $650 million wholesale. >> that's correct. >> reporter: what's so incredible about the so-called cocaine cowboys that our team spotted they're

stopped nearly every day in the pacific. in the same week that narco sub was stopped in the pacific, in the atlantic another ship discovered by u.s. authorities carrying about a billion dollars of cocaine. unfortunately, more drugs in the market means more fatalities and the number of doubled in the past decade. >> what a massive and dangerous trade. the latest on jeffrey epstein. the financier accused of sex trafficking underage girls. as more accusers come forward his attorneys are proposing a megamillion dollar bail package to get him out of jail and tom llamas outside that jail. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. when jeffrey epstein was arrested prosecutors made a very public plea asking for more victims to come forward. this morning we can report several women with allegations have contacted attorneys. this as the judge in the case is weighing on whether to let epstein out of jail. this morning, disgraced financier jeffrey epstein pledging to put up his $77

million manhattan mansion and a private jet as collateral to secure bond and get out of jail while he awaits trial. in their legal filings epstein's attorneys say he would agree to home detention in manhattan, gps electronic monitoring and would not seek or obtain a new passport. prosecutors have called epstein an extreme flight risk because of his vast wealth. >> the charges are very serious and carry with them a maximum sentence of 45 years in jail which to someone of epstein's age is a life sentence so we think he has every incentive to flee the jurisdiction. >> reporter: it's unclear to prosecutors how wealthy he is. his career has taken several twists and turns. from being a math teacher at an elite new york prep school to becoming a wall street insider then a private wealth manager. his real estate holdings alone are worth hundreds of millions. besides his mansions in manhattan and palm beach, he has an estate in new mexico and owns two private islands in the

caribbean and a home in paris. he traveled in private jets like this one which according to flight logs from court records he used to travel with celebrities and world leaders. a philanthropic trip to africa in 2002 included president bill clinton, actor kevin spacey and chris tucker. in civil litigation it's been alleged he used his planes to shuttle underage girls around the u.s. and overseas. epstein has pleaded not guilty to the allegations in the indictment. now, epstein's lawyers have maintained the government is trying to redo after what they are calling a sweet heart deal in florida. epstein served 13 months in a county jail but was allowed to go to work six days a week. a judge will decide monday whether he gets bail. >> thanks. let's bring in dan abrams for more on this. so how does the judge weigh this. >> there is a presumption of bail in a case like this. i think that people sometimes forget that a defendant is presumed innocent and there's a presumption, the person is out until their trial but in a case

like this you have to weigh things like not just how much money does he have and therefore how much ability would he have to flee, but what are the risks of flight? what is the risk he is potentially to the community? those are the most important issues here. it's not just how rich is he. it's a question of how much of a threat is he and how much could they do to make sure that he doesn't go anywhere. >> does he solve it by saying i'll give over my passport and hire security guards to keep me in my home. >> he potentially solves the issue of flight. they would argue that doesn't necessarily address the threat to the community and could have people come into the house and still be going out when he's going places and be a threat, et cetera, so prosecutors are going to still say they don't believe that even those conditions would be enough to prevent him from being a threat. >> how are the optics here in the question of fairness. who else can put up, what, $100 million in collateral for bail. >> absolutely but that's also

what makes him such a risk -- it works both ways. on the one hand it's what makes him such a risk for flight is because he has so much money because he has a plane because he has all these things. that's what makes him so dangerous in terms of potentially fleeing. it's also what allows him to say, look, i'll spend all my money to make sure that you're comfortable with the situation. but there's no question, by the way, that every day in this country there are people who cannot afford to pay bail and they sit behind bars because they can't pay for it. >> how does the judge factor in if at all like things on his last plea deal he worked from home six daps a week. >> it shouldn't matter. because he got a good deal doesn't mean he should get a bad deal this time. there's no question with the world watching this case, jeffrey epstein's not in as good a place as he might be if no one was watching. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. coming up next as amazon kicks of its biggest sale of the year how to know if a discount is truly a deal. a deal.

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be sure to read the fine print. much of what's sold on amazon comes from third party sellers who don't always offer the same warranty and return policies as products fulfilled by amazon itself. and remember prime day deals are available only to prime subscribers. membership is $119 a year but you can also sign up for a free month and, remember, check the competition, target, walmart, best buy. they have their own sales going on. >> vut best advice. >> thanks. >> coming up, "play of the day." the surprising location behind these stunning instagram photos. ♪ photos. hilda, i like the new do. got some layers in there, huh? 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? you can spread it all around the table. and we're gonna split the warm hot dog. and i'll have a glass of grape juice to spill on the carpet. oh, uh, do you want some to spill? act your age. get your own insurance company. oh, uh, do you want some to spill?

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♪ all right. we are back now with "play of the day." so who among us hasn't taken a selfie in front of a picture perfect backdrop? george. otherwise, this morning there's one stunning setting with a breathtaking turquoise wears getting a lot of attention but t.j. is here to tell us there's actually more to those photos than meets the eye. >> i got the vacation spot for you, george. take the song with you. this is the perfect vacation spot. it's secluded, quiet, has pristine crystal clear blue waters. heads-up, though, don't go swimming in the waters. not sharks in the water or anything like that but if you do go swimming you might come out just itchy, shall we say. look at the stunning surroundings featured in all these social media photos. where could this paradise be?

maybe fiji, no, seychelles, oh, it's hawaii. actually, no, the turquoise blue water in these snaps is actually in siberia at a toxic waste dump that belongs to this place, a power plant. still want to go? and it's the waste produced by that very plant that actually creates the striking sapphire hues, deposits of calcium salts and metal oxides dissolve resulting in that gorgeous blue. but in recent months it's also become an irresistible backdrop for people seeking picture perfect posts. there is even an entire instagram account devoted to photos taken at this man-made lake whether it's a bride and groom posing for their wedding photos or yogis showing off various poses or people looking for a gorgeous background, the toxic lake has become a star destination for those looking for likes. the site has become so popular that the power plant's operator siberian generating company sent

out a warning that says we strongly request that in the pursuit of selfies you don't fall in the ash dump. the company claims the water is not poisonous but that it could cause allergic skin reactions. but these warnings seem to have done nothing to fend off the flocks. george. >> i mean, siberia too by the way. >> the worst you're going to get a little itchy. >> how come you didn't go on location? >> we couldn't find the right flight. >> bahamas, siberia, bahamas, siberia. >> the rash to clear up before you post your next instagram. >> it's not poisonous but could cause an allergic reaction. >> the water is glowing. >> it's radioactive. >> the selfies are amazing. coming up, guys, the magic number of calories to cut that can drastically improve your health and the easy ways to do it and it is our party in the park. the struts are here performing live. "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. bresistible since 1950. king's hawaiian foods.

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good morning to you. we made it to the weekend. meteorologist mike nicco has your forecast. >> thanks. sand is groomed. the sun is out in sand cruz and the high 83. one of the warmer and brighter spots along the breezy coast. the bay frank will. 80s to upper 70s around the bay. near 70 around san franciso. the 7-day, the heat is on inland through at least monday. alexis. >> good morning. better news around salah notice. pretty lengthy delays. about 20-minute delay that needs to unwind. and bay bridge metering light still on. >> thank you so much, alexis. coming up on gma, why cutting 30

0 calories a day could have health benefits. another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app. a live look at the bay bridge. the ne

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. state of emergency. tropical storm barry picks up speed overnight along the louisiana coast expected to dump as much as two feet of rain in some areas. water is rising in new orleans at this hour. thousands already forced to evacuate. our team is on the ground tracking it all. magne back ontore shels th a warning potential danger to kids who swallow them. what parents need to watch out for. the magic number of calories to cut to be healthier and to help your heart. the easiest changes to make to start seeing results right now. abc news exclusive. one-on-one with the teen who survived that shark attack. the emotional homecoming and what she's saying about her next chapter only on "gma." can you feel the love? we're just days away from the release of "the lion king."

the soundtrack just dropping. beyonce, donald glover, seth rogen and billy eichner like you've never heard them before. ♪ you can be cool get ready to rock.y in the park with the struts and they're saying -- >> good morning, america. >>angood morning, america. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> it is great to be here and it's also great to have the struts here live. they're the british rock band taking the world by storm touring with groups like the rolling stones, the who, guns and roses, dave grohl even said they're the best band to ever open for the foo fighters so we cannot wait to hear them. >> is this is some high praise right there. >> yeah. >> we have a lot of news to get to as well starting with the latest on tropical storm barry. it is bearing down on the lono ginger leading our coverage. she's been tracking the storm all morning. good morning, ginger. >> hey, good morning to you, george. the new update does not have barry moving much.

i want to take you straight into the maps here because the timing is really tomorrow when that life-threatening flash flooding will make its way through louisiana, parts of mississippi and really heavy rains all the way up into tennessee. so check that out. it's tomorrow, again, that it should make landfall. no matter what it makes landfall as, it could bring 10 to 25 inches of rain, baton rouge, lafayette, even west to just about lake charles all in for this. mobile, gulfport, biloxi, you could be in the outer bands that could bring a lot of rain. hurricane warnings and tropical storm warnings because the storm surge will block up parts of the mississippi. three to six feet of storm surge and timing again, that fire hose of moisture coming in mostly tomorrow through early sunday and then moves up to the north monday into tuesday. i'll be tracking it throughout the weekend as will rob. let's head back to you. >> thanks, ginger. we do have breaking news. swe learned that labor secretary alex acosta has

they were calling far plea deal. the nonprosecution of jeffrey epstein. epstein arrested earlier this week for child trafficking charges. earlier today, trump and acosta had a press conference on the lawn. i want to join kyra phillips. this is an unexpected press conference. and trump said this is a stunning decision. >> reporter: stunning is the word of the day, paula. no one expected this. we thought it was going to be a regular departure as the president was headed to milwaukee. we had a number of questions lined up and he walks out the door side by side with his labor secretary, alex acosta. everybody was shock. everybody thought, okay this is go time. we have every opportunity now to ask both of them together about

this unbelievable story that we have learned more about in the past couple weeks. so here is what happened. they talking about how grateful he was to the baylor secretary and then he said, but we're going to miss him. and that is when i was able to ask these questions. >> you know, i had no idea. i had no idea. i haven't spoken to him in many, many years. but i did have no idea. >> that is when i asked him, did he have any idea that his friend, jeffrey epstein, was absolutely molesting urnds age girls. i turned to baylor secretary and asked him, now that if he is resigning f he had any regrets, he said, i will stick with what i already said. quite a day. >>

abo labor secretary alex acosta resigning. let's head barack to george. coming up here, the once-ban the magnets back on store shelves with a warning label. what parents everywhere need to know. >> amy and cecilia in central park. >> that's right. we made it here and just ahead, we have the magic number of calories that cut that could have big benefits. and more here -- we have the are blue memo. >> look who is here? the struts are here live. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪

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all right, welcome back to "gma." we've got a great crowd here in central park getting ready to rock us into the weekend with the struts and next week is going to be huge here on "gma." we are counting down to the premiere of "the lion king." the stars will be joining us live all week long and we've got much more also but right now time for our own star, janai norman with "pop news." [ applause ] >> that was a nice introduction, cecilia. i'll take it. time for "pop news" and what better way to begin this friday than with some new music from "the lion king." just one week away from the release of the live action "lion king" and disney in helping us get prepared dropping the new soundtrack for the film. it features some new songs and the music from the 1994 classic that got an upgrade like beyonce and donald glover's version of "can you feel the love tonight." fans are already going crazy for it. guess who else is on the track? billy eichner and seth rogen. yeah.

>> wow. >> listen to their part as timon and pumbaa. ♪ it can be assumed his carefree days with us are history ♪ >> ever think you would hear those two on a beyonce song? no, well, neither did they. billy taking to social media to express his excitement posting this with the caption in all cap, i'm on a song with beyonce adding 22 exclamation points. billy, we share your excitement. if it was me there would have been 23 exclamation points. "the lion king" hits theaters july 19th. >> super excited about that. >> especially next week to see all the stars. now it appears some congratulations are in order for heidi klum. d looks like we missed her the

big day. according to reports, the two flew under the radar and got married back in february. >> wow. >> right? i guess we were all distracted with the oscars. that's what it was, the super bowl, all that, you know. the two announced their engagement last christmas. better late than never. congratulations to them. >> or they just didn't want us to know. >> exactly. privacy maybe. and finally celebrities, they're just like us. they like to goof off at work too. the stars of quinton tarantino's latest movie "once upon a time in hollywood" had fun in beverly hills when photographers were snapping shots. take a look at brad pitt photobombing co-star margot robbie. he's back there. she didn't seem to mind one bit. yep. i'd say their press tour is off to a good start so eventually pitt did take some serious shots with the cast and his co-star leonardo dicaprio. in the movie pitt plays leo's character's stunt double. so maybe he was just getting into character with those jumps. "once upon a time in hollywood"

hits theaters july6th. all rig. y. it's actually an alert for parents of young children about tiny magnets. they were banned several years the market with a warning label but still sending some kids to the hospital after they swallowed them. whit johnson is back with that. some little kids are mistaking the magnets for candy. >> amy, that's right. good morning to you. take a look at these tiny and powerful little magnets. they usually come in packages of 100 or more in a variety of fun colors. despite laws banning them as toys they are now back on store shelves. marketed towards adults but still getting into the hands of small children. >> i'm making a necklace. >> reporter: these colorful magnets may look like a lot of fun but doctors warn they are dangerous for young children. >> little sister came down to snitch him out to say goose is upstairs eating magnets.

>> reporter: portland mom crystal mundy says the powerful mini magnets put her son jason in the hospital after he swallowed them while playing. >> we thought they're going to pass. they'd stay together and pass together and maybe eventually he would just pass them and all of a sudden the next thing i know he's getting put into an ambulance. >> what we're looking at here is goose's abdomen and those are the five magnets. >> reporter: the x-ray showing those five magnets latching together inside jason's intestines. in the body doctors say the magnets can connect with enough force to cause serious and life-threatening damage to the digestive system. >> it can be potentially lethal. >> reporter: little jason is expected to be okay. magnets set like these often come with hundreds of pellets joined together as becauses or cubes. i found these magnetic beads easily at a local toy store kept behind the counter but take an up close look. you can see how tiny they are.

while supervised my own daughters enjoyed showing me how the magnets worked. >> that's beautiful. >> reporter: but the warning label right on the box says keep away from all children. the toy association releasing a statement reading, powerful magnets that are small enough to be swallowed have been banned in toys since 2008. these items are intended for adults, not children and are labeled accordingly. >> unfortunately it still has play value for children and it still creates that hidden hazard where a parent wouldn't even necessarily know that any of the magnets from the set are missing. >> now, because of the new package and labeling requirements they are not subject to the same strict standards that ordinary toys would be regulated with so doctors are stressing that parents just need to be educated. main sure they keep them out of the hands of small kids. >> i understand they're also being marketed as adult stress relievers and you were messing with it, playing with it. it is addictive. >> these companies basically repackage them, rebranded them and you can see they can be

molded and manipulated in your hand but the problem is watch this, these tiny little balls can come off and can fall on the floor and that's the danger to kids, even pets around the home as well. rit d ids want to play with them. i get it. we appreciate that. thanks so much, whit. throw it over to cecilia now. >> okay, thanks, amy. we turn to our "gma" health alert. the new study claiming that cutting a small amount of calories from your diet could be beneficial even for adults who are of a healthy weight. abc's chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to show us what this magic number is. so what exactly does this study say? >> cecilia, this, i would file under the category of, yes, every little bit helped. this is the first study even though small done by the nih and looked at normal weight, lean or maybe slightly overweight people, followed them for two years and found that just cutting about 12% of their daily caloric intake which amounted to just 300 calories improved a lot of their cardiovascular risk

factors. so take a look at the risk. not just long-term heart health benefit, improved cholesterol and blood pressure numbers and reduced risk of diabetes and all markers that we measure in the blood improved with this tiny bit of work. >> that's amazing. you're also board certified in obesity medicine. so who does this apply to? even a small amount of weight loss, does it help anybody? >> the take home point with this is that if you're in the overweight or obese category, of course, you may want to lose a lot but all of our data shows just losing 5% of your starting body weight can really improve things on the inside. when you talk about this, if you are normal weight, if you're improving these markers and risk factors for heart disease it shifts internally. not just what we see on the mirror or scale. >> the magic number is 00 calories a day. how do you get there? >> this is what it looks like. our summer margarita, a couple of cookies, this portion of

potato chip, that bagel without cream cheese is almost 300 calories. >> these are about 300 each. >> yeah, so this is what it looks like in general. read those labels. don't drink your calories with sugary beverages. cut those portion sizes. skip the sauces and add more veggies. >> all right. you heard it here first. thanks, dr. ashton. over to you, ginger. >> yes. okay, i am with the huge fans of the struts and i've got to introduce to tracy jo. she caught my eye because of the shirt. where are you from? >> bucks county, pennsylvania. >> you drove up here. going to seehe struts. can you name them? >> well, this is adam. here's luke. and gethin and jed. >> everybody knows them. the struts coming up in moments. we got young, old, everybody. so ready to hear the struts in just moments right here on good morning. we've made it to friday and the heat wave is on inland. it will be mild at the coast.

at night it's cool. temperatures taper back to average next week. 68 in 70 in san francisco. low ak80s around the bay. sleeping weather mid 50s to mid 60s overnight. the hottest three days today, tomorrow, and sunday. have a greatatatatatatatatatatat >> we have an update now to a very inspiring story robin brought us. in an abc news exclusive interview, 17-year-old in that shark attack but the resilient teenager staying positive telling robin that she was still paigy, just a little different. "gma" was there when that young woman was able to leave the hospital and go home. >> i don't think you need the bracelet anymore. >> nope.

>> for paige winter it's been a life-changing summer. >> can i have my phone? >> reporter: she's still a teenager on her phone and social media. >> this wi-fi is delicious. >> reporter: calmer days since her terrifying drama at a north carolina beach on june 2nd. bitten by a shark, being pulled from the water by her father, two fingers gone, later her leg amputated. two weeks later she spoke of those terrifying moments in robin's exclusive interview. >> i started struggling and i'm like pushing with this foot away and i like start feeling around and i like feel it. >> 20 reps today. >> reporter: every day now she has hours of aggressive physical therapy. >> this is called an apop or an early postop prosthesis. >> walking with this will help prepare her for her permanent prosthesis. she is doing phenomenally well. >> i'm a little nervous about just like my hands and the therapy that i have to do with them. it's going to be pretty rigorous. but they do expect me to have i

think 95% of full function again. and then in this hand i don't know how much they think but noseife flnd my h p, pinch. eyes. i saw my future flash before my eyes and all the things i wanted to do and that's why i got out of there. >> reporter: her affection for the shark that bit her. >> yesterday was our one-month anniversary. >> when paige left there was a party, one of the gifts, a thriver t-shirt. >> it says thriver and that's for robin because robin said that. i miss you, robin. >> her father charlie admits there are tough times. >> she's got bad moments where she's overwhelmed but she's got a really amazing uncanny ability to pick herself up. >> the main focus right now is my therapy and my healing. i cannot change that i don't

my hands right now. i think i can walk. i can control what happens in the future. i can do that and that's what i want to do. >> wow. what an incredible young woman. we will continue to root for her. cecilia. >> okay, amy, thank you. it is summertime. as the temperature keeps rising this morning we have tips to help you beat the heat all season long and all the products we're about to show you are available on our website. "allure" editor in chief michelle lee is here to show us how it's done. good morning. >> happy summer. >> you have everything from sweatproof to waterproof to makeup with spf in it. we start with the face. you say you've got a must have for summer. >> we have a must have so i actually brought this on a beach vacation with me recently. these are the nude stick nudies and it is truly something

multipurpose, she's showing us but u capsitanything. >> you're not even using a mirror. i love the brush on the back. that's fantastic. >> got to love it. >> we turn next over here. this is a first you say. an eye shadow that has spf in it. >> yes. this is the new super goop eye shadows, the first ever spf 30 eye shadows. when we're doing sunscreen where do we forget to do? our eyeleads. you just stick your finger in there. sweep it across and get a nice shimmer of color plus uv protection. >> you don't think about it you're putting sun block on. you don't necessarily put it on your eyes. >> the other thing with eye makeup too in the summertime is you don't want it running down your face having raccoon eyes so two great products that are truly last all day. we've got this amazing color pop eye liner which comes in a lot of different shades and also this -- one of my favorite mascaras waterproof

from maybelline. you put a couple swipes on your eyes. >> it will stay on through the grossest of gross weather. >> even swimming. >> they're like, yeah. we're into this. all right. coming down here. this is a must for me. if you have long hair or big hair you have to rein it in the summer and that's hard. have you tricks. >> we all love putting long hair up in the summertime so a really great trendy way to do that is to use hair clips so they're a huge trend and sabrina is showing us a couple from the kitch and justine marjan collection. i actually have some from bauble bar. they make it fancier. >> i love it. you like it? it looks good. really cute. you can kind of dress it down or up if you want. okay, so let's talk lips. you're in the sun. we know it's important to keep our lips protected. we have to have spf in our lipwear. >> we all unfortunately have used that chalky white sunscreen

on our lips, not cute, but kat is showing us from sun bum and these are tinted lip balms. >> gorgeous color. >> spf 15. >> that has spf 15 in it. >> and looks great. >> looks great and you are wearing the color that i am obsessed with. i wear all weekend long in the summer. it's kind of this coral orange color. >> exactly. these are the matte lip colors and an exclusive shade that "allure" co-created with them and we did a july collaboration. it is the perfect summery orangey red that looks great on everyone and lasts all day. >> people might think it's not universal but it is? >> we tried it on multiple people. looked great on everyone. >> and looks great on you. thank you so much. the latest issue of "allure" is on newsstands right now. you can find these products on our website and find more about the "allure" beauty box on goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, party in the park. the struts are here and we are fired up. fired up.

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♪ dancing in the street all right. welcome back to "gma." our amazing crowd here in central park is fired up this morning for a little rock 'n' roll. >> they are fired up. >> that's coming up in just a little bit. first to amy. >> all right, george, and guy, we have temperatures rising. it's muggy and sticky here so we have some ways to beat the heat, stay cool with fashion. "good housekeeping" style director lori bergamotto is here with that. thank you as always. >> thank you and good morning. >> we were just saying this sigh perfect day to talk about it. that is the most important thing to keep in mind when dressing for summer. >> how not to sweat to death when you're dressing. the answer is fit and fabric. some cute and>> perfect. we have four models and so we'll start with our first one. chief kristen.

so if you're trying to go to something casual like a barbecue this is a good look. >> this is a great look. sometimes people think i have to bare a lot of skin and there are a lot of us who don't want to show a lot of skin. perfect fex. it's from h&m. $49.99. >> it's a jumpsuit. >> the key here is fit. it's like a really flowy leg and, amy, this is another tip. you want things not clingy. that's what will pool sweat. straps on her top here are adjustable. did you ever wear something that that creates sweat so we want you to have control. we love this. >> beautiful for the barbecue. what if you have to go to the office or something a reformal, we have jade here. >> this is always hard. you don't want to sweat in the office but you also need to be sort of covered up so we love this. this is a matching set. it looks like a dress from

target. it's $55 and it's made from a basket weave linen. >> that's what it looks like, linen. >> what is so neat about linen it's moisture wicking so all that means, when you sweat i ta evaporates it quickly and breathes. breathability. because it's a basket weave linen it won't wrinkle as quick. >> that's always been the complaint about linen. >> it makes look like sleeveless. >> people tend to go to weddings in the summertime. you have these outdoor weddings so we have our beautiful couple here. >> yes, there's nothing worse than showing up being drenched in sweat, right? so when we spoke to our "good housekeeping" institute textiles fiber scientist she was like you have to get something made from tencel. this is a fiber that moisture wicks so a lot of your performance wear will be tencel

and may have seen it in bedding sheets. it's a moisture wicking fabric. so feel her dress. it feels nice and cottony or nice and light and breathable but it looks really chic.or a s it comfortable.t. i feel like you could sleep in that. >> yeah. >> i say that. and you're looking fairly stylish. >> it's kind of shocking he's in a suit but this is from uniqlo. >> this is suits from uniqlo. >> it is polyester. it's not a bad word. what you wear for athletic wear is mostly polyester because it'e moisture wicking. feel how light it is. >> oh, yeah. >> for the blazer and pants less than $100. >> that's incredible. >> it looks so good. white sneakers with a black suit, i never would have thought

of that. >> no tie. we kept his shirt open there and has a dry technology so even if he does sweat a little bit or spills something on him it dries almost instant. >> if he's the groom and needs to run away he has running shoes on. >> no runaway brides or grooms in this segment today. >> i'm learning all sorts of things. you can wear sneakers to a wedding. lori bergamotto, always pushing the envelope. keeping your cool shop all these looks on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. coming up next, we have the struts performing live. [ applause ]

[ applause ] welcome back to "gma." annabelle is playing jumbo jenga. i have a feeling it will fall over. we're enjoying summer and grilling tips all summer so have another one for you from our sponsor king's hawaiian. before you grill, brine your meat. you all know that, right? put the salt and water together, august the seasonings you want. you can do it too. send us your picture of grilling and we will give you the potential of the disney aulani resort in hawaii. big old vacation. go to goodmorningamerica.com/grilling sweepstakes to learn more. still working. good morning. we start today cool to comfy.

55 to 65 at 9:00 with the fog melting. the heat wave, especially inland starts this afternoon with temperatures nearing the 90s. mimimimimimimimimimimimimimimimi we lost it here in case you were keeping track. >> thank you, ginger. i'm here with the struts. we will hear from them. [ cheers and applause ] in just a minute. let's just talk first. welcome to "gma." first time, how does it feel. >> thank you, georgie porgie. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, thank you. how is the american tour going so far? >> amazing. absolutely brilliant. it's an honor to be with you here today. [ cheers and applause ] >> you guys are so hard working. i know you worked on this album "young & dangerous" when on your first tour. third one coming. >> it's in the works. album three coming. >> that is great. you guys have played with the rolling stones, the foo fighters, guns n' roses.

who is out there on your bucket list? who is the next big collaboration? >> on the bucket list, it's got to be the boss, bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] >> we can only hope bruce is listening. >> come on, bruce. hire me, baby. let's do this. >> we want you sing. we'll hear "body talks" from ""young & dangerous." thank you. [ applause ] >> snap your fingers, baby. ♪ ♪ your eyes follow like a spotlight two eyes like the sun ♪ ♪ go ahead keep your distance from me soon you're going to ♪ ♪ when you flick your hair like you don't care and you're asking where i'm from ♪ ♪ that game that you're running

baby you've already won ♪ ♪ i need to know, know, know what do you need, need, need ♪ ♪ what do you like, like, like >> sing it. ♪ because i'm going to be it tonight ♪ ♪ you could be cool you could be shy ♪ ♪ say what you want say what you like ♪ ♪ 'cause ooh your body talks your body talks ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, your body talks you could pretend you don't want to know ♪ ♪ but i read the signs from your head to your toes ♪ ♪ yeah you don't need to say a word 'cause ooh, ooh, your body talks ♪ ♪ those lips are a conversation that face is a song ♪ ♪ if it's my imagination stop me if i'm wrong ♪ ♪ i need to know, know, know what do you need, need, need ♪ ♪ what do you like, like, like because what ♪ ♪ i'm going to be it tonight ol

♪ ooh, ooh, your body talks you could pretend you don't want it now ♪ ♪ but i read the signs from your head to your toes ♪ ♪ yeah, you don't need to say a word 'cause ooh, ooh, your body talks ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, oh ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh oh ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, oh, ooh ♪ >> sing it. ♪ ooh, your body talks, your body talks ooh your body talks ♪ ♪ you could be cool you could be shy ♪ ♪ say what you want say what you like ♪ ♪ 'cause ooh your body talks, your body talks ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, your body talks you could pretend you don't want it now ♪ ♪ but i read the signs from your head to your toes 'cause you don't need to say a o, ooh, o, ooo urlks

ohh ha yr , s, o, h,h, ooh ♪ you don't need to say a word 'cause, ooh, ooh, your body talks ♪ >> thank you, new york city. [ applause ] "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. irresistible since 1950. ♪ your body talks ♪ ♪

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life. to the fullest. ♪ summer is here and the time is right for dancing ♪ we're back now with the struts heating up central park "dancing hit. whir cov

>> come on, everybody. let me see you dance, yeah. >> move ba ♪ i'm ready, baby. ♪ calling out around the world are you ready for a brand-new beat ♪ ♪ summer's here and the time is right for dancing in the street ♪ ♪ they're dancing in chicago dancing in the street ♪ ♪ down in new orleans, dancing in the street ♪ ♪ up in new york city dancing in the street ♪

♪ all we need is music, sweet music, sweet, sweet music ♪ ♪ the they'll be s records playing dancing in the street ♪ ♪ oh, it doesn't matter what you wear just as long as you are there ♪ ♪ so come on, every guy, grab a girl, everywhere around the world ♪ ♪ they'll be dancing >> all right, baby, let me see you moving and grooving. ♪ this is an invitation across the nation a chance for folks to meet ♪ ♪ there'll be laughing, singing and music swinging dancing in the street ♪ ♪ philadelphia p.a. dancing in the street ♪

♪ baltimore and d.c. now dancing in the street ♪ ♪ can't forget the motor city dancing in the street ♪c, sweet music there'll be music everywhere ♪ ♪ there'll be laughter swaying and records playing dancing in the street ♪ ♪ oh, it doesn't matter what you wear just as long as you are there ♪ ♪ so come on, every guy, grab a girl everywhere around the world ♪ ♪ there'll be dancing >> come on, baby. i see you, baby. shaking. ♪

♪ >> everybody, come on. ♪ they're dancing dancing in the street ♪ ♪ dancing, dancing in the street ♪ ♪ way down in l.a., dancing in the street ♪ ♪ every day, they're dancing in the street dancing in the street ♪ ♪ san francisco way, dancing in the street they do it every day now dancing in the street ♪ ♪ across the ocean blue me and you dancing in the street ♪ ♪ dancing in the street dance, baby, dance ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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thanks to the struts for a fantastic summer concert. they've got one more song to take us into the weekend. this is "could have been me". [ applause ] >> get them up, baby. ♪ don't wanna live as an untold story rather go out in a blaze of glory ♪ ♪ i can't hear you >> sing it. ♪ i don't fear you ♪ i'll live now 'cause the bad die last dodging bullets with your broken past ♪ ♪ i can't hear you i don't fear you now ♪ ♪ wrapped in your regret what a waste of blood and sweat oh, oh, oh ♪ >> get them up. ♪ i wanna taste love and pain wanna feel pride and shame ♪ ♪ i don't wanna take my time

don't wanna waste one line ♪ ♪ i wanna live better days never look back and say ♪ ♪ could have been me >> sing it. ♪ it could hav ♪ don't wanna live as an unsung guys telling me ♪ ♪ i can't hear you ♪ i don't fear you ♪ don't wanna wake up on monday morning the thought of work's getting my skin crawling ♪ ♪ i can't fear you i don't hear you now ♪ ♪ wrapped in your regret what a waste of blood and sweat, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ i wanna taste love and pain wanna feel pride and shame ♪ ♪ i don't wanna take my time

don't wanna waste one line ♪ ler look back and say ♪ ♪ it could have been me it could have been me ♪ >> sing it. ♪ i wanna taste love and pain wanna feel pride and shame ♪ >> come on. >> ♪ don't want father take my time no ♪ ♪ don't wanna waste one line hey, hey, wanna live better days just better ♪ ♪ never look back and say could have been me it could have been me ♪ ♪ it could have been me it could have been me ♪ ♪ i wanna taste love and pain wanna feel pride and shame ♪ ♪ i don't wanna take my time don't wanna waste one line ♪ ♪ i wanna live better days never

look back and say ♪ ♪ could have been me it could >> thank you, "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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good morning. i'm alexis smith. let's check in with mike nicco for the forecast. >> hi, everybody. here's a look at santa cruz. the clouds are temporary. it's sunny and about 83 today. the rest of the beaches, it's cloudier and breezier and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. if you're out and about, total sunshine. 70s and 80s around the bay. 90s inland. 70s in san francisco. the hottest day is tomorrow. sunday is going to be almost as hot as today. the air quality is going to be good. >> all right. glad for that, mike. good news on the peninsula. a sig alert on northbound 101 near wood side road. injuries. it was blocking two lanes. it's cleared. now just delays. and ryan. we'll be back at 11:00 for

>> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan today, from the new film "stuber" ," dave bautista. if an actress and comedian caroline rhea. plus, check out our stuffed turkey burgers as we continue "live"'s grillin'spiration summer cookoff. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪