>> the sun does exist, you just won't be able to see it except for right good morning, america. thanks for joining us this tuesday. as we come on the air, there are new developments in the investigation of that deadly rampage in california. this morning, survival stories e garlic food festival in california where a gunman killed three people as we learn more about the shooter. the social media page filled with white supremacist messages and the assault rifle he managed to purchase on the internet. on alert, hurricane erick heading toward hawaii. tropical storm flossie right behind it as the southeast braces for its own threat. rob is here tracking it all. do or die night on the debate stage. ten democrats preparing to face off just hours from now. some in a last-ditch effort to break through as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders get ready for a center stage showdown.

massive hack. the seattle woman under arrest for stealing personal information from 100 million capital one customers. how to know if you were compromised. bucked by a bison. the 17-year-old airlifted to the hospital attacked at a national park sent flying six feet in the air. he's now telling his story. ♪ i'm gonna take my horse to the old town road ♪ and "old town road" riding its way to the record books, topping elton john and mariah carey. now her message for lil nas x as he takes the number one throne. ♪ i'm gonna take my horse to the old town road ♪ good morning, america. the catchy tune to get you every time. it is a good morning to be lil nas x. >> it sure is. it's hard to believe that just a couple of months ago there was a controversy over whether his song could even be on the country billboard chart. now it is officially breaking billboard's record for most

weeks at number one. we'll talk about that, more on that ahead. first, george, we have a lot of news to get to. >> we do have a lot of news to get to. the latest on the deadly shooting at that northern california food festival. it left three people dead, more than a dozen injured. family and friends gathered for a vigil overnight as investigators focus on a white supremacist social media account that may be linked to the gunman. will carr is on the scene in gilroy. good morning, will. >> reporter: and, george, investigators say it will take days to comb through this massive crime scene. this has been a heart breaking couple days for this community. one local leader said the shooter waged war on this small town, but it comes as we're hearing truly amazing stories of survival. ♪ after those terrifying moments at a california food festival, this morning we now know the names of the dead. 25-year-old trevor irby, 13-year-old keyla salazar and stephen romero who was just 6 years old, his father getting that gut-wrenching call from the boy's mother and rushing to

saying was a lie, maybe i was dreaming. >> reporter: 15 others injured and authorities say this is the man responsible, 19-year-old santino william legan. investigators pouring over his past, searching a home the gunman was once linked to and scouring an instagram page bearing his name that investigators say is filled with white supremacist messages, not ruling out a potential second suspect. >> it seems that this was a random act but, again, we've got a long way to go before we come to a determination. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect legally purchased an ak-47-style rifle at a nevada gun store on july 9th, then illegally transported that gun to california. the store owner telling abc news he ordered the rifle off my internet page. when i did see him, he was acting happy and showed no reasons for concern. at a vigil overnight, the community coming together to mourn as survivors share their harrowing stories.

lesh all into my leg. >> reporter: nick mcfarland and his best friend justice narrowly escaped critical injuries. >> i say run like three or four times and after the third time you just hear -- and just gunshots going everywhere. >> reporter: with shots flying, bates immediately jumped on mcfarland's girlfriend sarah, potentially saving her life. >> the doctor said five to seven different bullets grazed me. >> grazed you? >> grazed me. >> by the grace of god i have come face-to-face with a gunman with half my family there and we all walked away alive. >> reporter: those survivors wanted us to make sure others know their hearts are broken for those who lost their lives. at the same time, they want to thank law enforcement for moving so quickly before this could have been even worse. michael. breaking news for our viewers in the west.

reports of a shooting at a walmart in mississippi. watn reporting two people were killed and and officer injured when a gunman opened fire. the suspected gunman was shot and is in custody. michael? now to that growing tropical threat in the pacific. hurricane erick is picking up strength and tropical storm flossie is right behind it. rob marciano has the latest. good morning, rob. >> good morning. one more fresh off the coast of mexico, 20% chance of development with this. flossie, erick, these are the ones we're most concerned about. let's start with erick, about a thousand miles off the coast of hawaii but you can see in the satellite picture the last couple frames, a little bit of an eye developing here. 85-mile-an-hour storm forecast to become a cat 2 likely to stay south of hawaii but certainly very close to the path and big waves and rain with this. that's as we head towards thursday and friday. flossie a thousand miles off the coast of baja california. this is forecast to be a cat 3. this is forecast to get a little bit closer to hawaii if you

extend the computer models out. so we'll watch this closely this weekend and the beginning part of this week and we also have the potential threat for some action in the southeast in the atlantic. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> thanks. we turn to washington. president trump tweeting late into the night upping his attacks against congressman elijah cummings and his baltimore area district. let's bring in abc's kyra phillips there at the white house. kyra, the president really seems to be digging in here and denying these attacks are racist. >> reporter: absolutely right, cecilia. even as his critics call his language inflammatory and divisive, the president seems unwilling to let his feud with congressman cummings fizzle and now president trump has another target in his crosshairs, the reverend al sharpton. this morning, as president trump speaks in historic jamestown, virginia, a group of black state lawmakers plan to boycott, this following trump's repeated attacks on minority members of the congress. overnight, the president ramped

up his tweets targeting oversight chairman elijah cummings and his majority black baltimore district, calling the city, the worst and making the unsubstantiated claim that billions of dollars had been stolen or wasted. neither the president nor his staff offered any proof to back up the charge. >> the comments are just outrageous and inappropriate. >> reporter: and his latest target, reverend al sharpton who spoke in baltimore monday. the president lashed out calling the civil rights activist a con man and a troublemaker who hates whites and cops. sharpton fired back. >> i'm going to keep making trouble for bigots. as far as me being a con man, if he really thought i was a con man he'd be nominating me for his cabinet. >> reporter: as democrats present a united front, republicans not condemning the president's remarks. congressman mark meadows, considered an ally of the president and a good friend of cummings. >> you're one of my best

friends. i know that shocks a lot of people. >> and likewise, mr. chairman. >> reporter: now meadows breaking his silence stating i know both men well. neither man is a racist, period. senator tim scott, the only african-american republican senator, told the state newspaper that he didn't think trump's tweets were racist. instead, calling the president an equal opportunity offender. and, george, congressman cummings' committee is spearheading a number of investigations into trump's administration, escalating a probe now into private email and cell phone usage, authorizing a subpoena for communication records from white house officials that include ivanka and jared kushner. we'll stay on it, george. >> kyra, thanks. >> that's not the only one. chairman cummings released a new report detailing how one of the president's closest personal friends and political allies was trying to use his influence to cozy up to dictators in the middle east and profit from his relationship with the president. let's bring in mary bruce for more on that.

good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, his name is tom barrick and he's one of the president's long-time friends and ran his inaugural committee and according to this report barrack once pushed the white house to sign off on a deal with saudi arabia to build dozens of power plants that could have benefited him financially and also once gave one of his associates with close ties to gulf leaders a sneak peek at one of the president's energy speeches so he could have a chance to make edits. this report says that there are serious questions about whether the white house is willing to place the potential profits of the president's friends above the national security of the american people and it is exactly the kind of oversight of the trump administration that is likely putting the chairman of this committee, elijah cummings, in the president's crosshairs. >> certainly seems so, mary. let's switch gears and talk about the debate, second round of democratic debates begins tonight. it will be over two nights, ten candidates on each stage each night and tonight the front-runners in the center of the stage will be bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and one of the big questions is they're political allies. will they go after each other or the front-runner not on the

stage? >> reporter: exactly. tonight is going to be all about the showdown between these progressive powerhouses, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. i wouldn't expect many fireworks because these two are friends. they are long-time political allies. so far they have been hesitant to attack each other out on the campaign trail. their truce will be tested. it's unlikely at this stage they see much benefit to going after each other and are likely to direct their fire at the front-runner, joe biden. >> for so many others on the stage tonight it really is going to be a do or die moment. if they don't get something going, they're unlikely to make the third debate which abc is hosting in september. >> reporter: exactly, george. so much of the action is going to be on the wings of this stage. for a lot of these candidates this is their last best chance to try to make a splash on the national stage and qualify then for the next debate, for our next debate. we're going to be keeping a close eye on candidates from the red and purple states like governor hickenlooper and bullock, representative tim ryan. they'll have to have a breakthrough moment tonight.

>> mary bruce, thanks very much. michael? now to that massive data breach affecting 100 million people. a woman is facing charges accused of hacking capital one credit card applications and accounts. rebecca jarvis joins us now with the details. 100 million people. >> it's so many people, michael, and this just keeps happening. every single day we hear about a new data breach. this time impacting millions of capital one customers. now one of the largest data breaches in history. this morning, paige thompson, a seattle software engineer, under arrest after authorities say she hacked credit card issuer capital one gaining access to more than 100 million applications, exposing credit scores, balances, payment history and contact information. 140,000 social security numbers and nearly 80,000 bank account numbers compromised too. investigators say they tracked thompson who went by the name erratic on twitter after she allegedly posted the stolen

information to a site using her name and email address. allegedly tweeting the bank, quote, i've basically strapped myself with a bomb vest, dropping capital one's documents and admitting it. ♪ promise that you'll never find another like me ♪ >> reporter: capital one which is endorsed by a-list celebrities like taylor swift, samuel l. jackson and jennifer garner, says customers whose information has been breached will be notified and will offer free credit monitoring and identity theft protection. and if convicted, the suspect faces up to five years in prison and a fine, michael. >> but is it possible that consumers could possibly get a settlement out of this? >> it's possible. we just saw that with equifax that consumers are getting a settlement and have seen it in previous data breaches. the biggest thing right now is to take advantage of that free credit monitoring and stay on top of those bank accounts. everyone should be doing that regularly regardless of whether you deal with capital one or not. >> stay on top of your credit.

>> yes. >> all right, thank you, rebe a rebecca. cecelia? we turn to jailed rapper a$ap rocky appearing in court in sweden for their time this morning. he's on trial for assault after that street fight caught on camera. james longman has the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. celebrities, activists, fans, even the president have taken up a$ap rocky's cause. n il his trial in sweden is finally under way. >> anything to say about the swedish legal system? a$ap's's and lawyer. they arrive to court for day one of his trial. the 30-year-old whose real name is rakim mayers was arrested with two of his backup singers days on suspicion of days after this june 30th street fight, video obtained by tmz. the musician saying he acted in self-defense, posting this video on instagram allegedly showing the moments leading up to that altercation.

>> we don't want to fight you. we're not trying to go to jail. ♪ >> reporter: the grammy nominated american rapper and fashion trendsetter with multiple platinum hits has been awaiting trial in sweden for nearly four weeks while celebrities have rallied to his defense, including justin bieber, kim kardashian west and husband kanye who personally lobbied the president to rv avalby so rocky. >> reporter: president trump even speaking to the swedish prime minister on phone thursday chastising the country for its treatment of americans. tweeting, i watched the tapes of a$ap rocky and he was being followed and harassed by trouble makers. treat americans fairly. but the swedish government saying in a statement that government is not allowed and will not attempt to influence the legal proceedings. a verdict is expected on friday. now, these kinds of charges carry a maximum two-year prison sentence in sweden. it's also understood the man who was allegedly assaulted is asking for $15,000 in compensation. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, james. now we turn to katy perry

facing a big setback in court. a jury unanimously decided her chart-stopping hit "dark horse" copied a christian rap song. abc's janai norman is here with the story. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey guys, good morning. so jurors sided with a relatively unknown artist after hearing those songs back to back and while that christian rap song wasn't the big hit "dark horse" was, lawyers argued it had millions of plays online and could have been heard by perry and her producers. ♪ are you ready for ready for >> reporter: megapop star katy perry embroiled in a perfect storm after a grand jury ruled that her 2013 hit "dark horse" -- ♪ make me your aphrodite >> reporter: -- copied this 2008 song, "joyful noise" by the artist otherwise known as flame. this is "joyful noise." ♪ you k

>> reporter: and here's katy perry's "dark horse." ♪ >> reporter: perry and the song's co-authors testified none of them had heard the song or heard of gray before the lawsuit. the singer's legal team argues the notes are only similar because they're basically building blocks of music. gray's attorneys however says it's because her team heard it in his song first. >> if you listen to these two songs side by side, the note progression at the center of both songs, that four-note progression, is very similar. ♪ ♪ i love it ♪ ♪ 'cause it's never really over ♪ >> reporter: the "never really over" singer joins the list of celebrities slapped with lawsuits claiming copyright infringement. ♪ if you can't hear what i'm trying to say ♪ >> reporter: robin thicke and pharrell's smash hit "blurred

lines" spent ten weeks at the top of the charts in 2013, but two years later a federal appeals court ruled the singer copied illegally from marvin gaye "got to give it up." it's unclear how much she'll be told to fork over but it could be substantial. the jury in the "blurred lines" settlement awarded gaye's family $5 million in damages. they had to pay up big. >> that's big. thank you, janai. we also have new developments in that case involving two american teens arrested after an italian police laiming en. the judge a 17-year-old rown six fee th a national first let's go back over to rob. all right, guys. good morning, again. i want to show you what's happening in the atlantic. we have activity coming off the coast of africa. this is the time of year we start to see these things cross

the entire ocean. meanwhile the heat is on in the northeast. you know what's going on here. 93, 95, 95, this is what it feels like when you couple the heat with the mhumidity today. if you're susceptible to the heat, take care of yourself. good morning.

i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. highs below average once again. they will stay that way through friday and then returns from the coast. same in san francisco. little more sunshine san francisco. look at this. 69 in oakland. low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-80s in the neighborhood. cloud cover comes back tonight and so do the low >> one way to cool off in this heat is to go indoors to an ice skating rink, especially in las vegas where it could get to 110 degrees. bennie the ice skating dog doing his thing in las vegas. he's got some skills. i sense a new show opening up and might be sold out for the next three months with bennie. >> i would watch it. i would pay to see it. >> our cooper could have used that yesterday as well. we'll be right back. like me would follow. dream onlys

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traffic in all approaches is backed up. you may want to take pachaco if you're trying to get to 680. and an injury accident south 880 has traffic stacked up to 238.

most of us in the mid-50s to near 60 degrees. here's a look at you commute planner. we've got low clouds expanding. on the bay this evening, we're going to have gusty conditions. 1 to 7 degrees below average. my accuweather forecast, steady through friday. then summer returns saturday. >> thank you. coming up on gma, the latest on those two teens arrested after the stabbing of an italian

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the guy for me. >> all right, we're going to be following that this morning. strahan will give you play-by-plays on that one. first the top headlines. investigators are searching for a motive in that deadly rampage in california where a gunman iv killing three, injuring more than a dozen before police took him down. investigators are now zeroing in on an instagram account with white supremacist messages. we're also tracking a double tropical threat in the pacific, hurricane erick heading toward hawaii and tropical storm flossie right behind it. both systems are strengthening right now. and now some new trouble for nfl commissioner roger goodell. a fan lawsuit leading a new orleans judge to order goodell and three other officials to appear in court and answer questions under oath about that no call that rocked the playoff game between the new orleans saints and the l.a. rams. you guys know this. that game ultimately sending the rams to the super bowl. still fans not happy about that call. >> that will never go picture

showed. he does have to testify. we move on to those new developments in the case of two americans arrest the for killing a police officer in rome. one of those suspects now claiming self-defense, the judge is skeptical. ian pannell is in rome in front of the jail where both are being held. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. that's right. one of the teenagers, finnegan elder claimed he thought he was going to be strangled but the investigating judge dismissed that saying there was no evidence or marks of strangulation on his neck. this comes as moments ago police and prosecutors defending their handling of this case. this morning, new details about the attack that left this italian police officer dead and two san francisco teens behind bars in rome. police say 18-year-old gabriel natale and finnegan elder murdered police officer mario cerciello rega. seen here allegedly stealing a backpack in a drug deal gone wrong. police say when the teenagers

demanded drugs and money for its return, the owner called them. according to a court document obtained by abc news officer mario cerciello rega and his partner andrea varriale seen here at rega's wedding last month went to recover the backpack. varriale said when they approached the teens with their badges friday night identifying themselves as police elder and natale seemed suspicious launching into a violent attack that left his partner bleeding abundantly falling to the ground saying they stabbed me. the entire encount story lasting about four minutes. police say elder stabbed rega 11 times with a 7-inch blade and they then fled to their hotel where he hid the knife in the ceiling. natale claimed he had no idea his friend had attacked the officer with a knife until the next morning but an italian judge disagreeing saying he acted as an accomplice. authorities say the teenagers confessed to their involvement in his murder. meanwhile, this photo of natale blindfolded while in police

custody causing controversy. his attorney claiming it significantly undermines the credibility of rule of law. this as the dead officer was laid to rest, buried in the same church where he married just a month ago. both americans met with the u.s. consul in rome on monday and elder's family saying they plan to travel to rome soon adding, our hearts go out to the family and friends of officer cerciello rega who have suffered an unimaginable loss. so it could take up to a year for the pair to be formally charged. the judge saying she thought that the americans had shown an absence of self-control and were highly dangerous saying because she thought they were a flight risk she wouldn't release them. george? >> okay, ian, thanks. let's bring in dan abrams for more. you have two different suspects, two separate sets of facts that could lead to game theory. >> you'll have two different defenses. with regard to the guy who actually did the stabbing it's clear it's going to be self-defense which is i didn't know he was a police officer.

he came at me. i was just defending myself. tough argument when you have 11 stab wounds. the second guy, though, is going to say, i didn't even know there was a stabbing. i just thought there was some sort of altercation and i tried to get out of there. i had nothing to do with it. so the question will be do they try to cut a deal with him, the one that didn't do the stabbing to say, work with us here? we'll cut you a deal. >> what could cause problems for both it all appeared to begin with a drug deal gone bad. >> that's right. that doesn't help them. there's another crime they're charged with here, extortion. they're charged with murder but also extortion for basically saying to them, hey, you better come back here if you want your phone and give us drugs, et cetera. so that's not a helpful fact on the extortion charge but it also isn't helpful on the murder charge. when you're talking about the situation that they were involved in, it makes a self-defense claim just a little bit harder as well. >> we also saw the picture of one of the suspects being blind

folded during the questioning. how much trouble is that for the prosecutor's case? >> it's trouble for the police. the police are dealing with the international fallout. but as long as it's true that, when they were questioned, they were questioned with a lawyer present, which is what the police are saying, this isn't going to have that much of an impact on the case itself. it'll look bad and they'll certainly mention it but it won't be a make or break issue in terms of guilt or innocence on the facts. you know, the police there say we've already transferred the guy that did it. they never should have done it but different question from how does it impact the case? >> dan abrams, thanks very much. george, now to new developments in that college admissions cheating scandal. actress lori laughlin's daughters are breaking their silence on social media sharing a message about their mom as we learn new details about her legal strategy. abc's eva pilgrim joins us with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these girls have been laying low on social media since news of this scandal broke but they returned to instagram to

celebrate their mother, actress lori laughlin, the family showed they are sticking together as loughlin and her husband face charges. this morning, breaking their silence actress lori laughlin's daughters making a return to social media to wish their mother a happy 55th birthday. 20-year-old isabella rose writing happy birthday, mama. i love you. 19-year-old olivia jade sharing this photo of loughlin holding her as a baby. this as the actress stands accused of paying $500,000 in bribes and fees to get her daughters into an elite college, usc. olivia jade a youtube star before the scandal broke. >> i don't really care about school as you guys know. >> reporter: going offline for months until now. the actress and her fashion designer husband making their own headlines this week showing a united front as they face charges in the "varsity blues" college admissions scandal. in a new filing ahead of their august 27th appearance, loughlin

and her husband mossimo giannulli saying they believe their interest will be advanced most effectively by using the same lawyer. >> sweetheart, i know you want what's best for them. you know what, maybe the fast track isn't it. >> reporter: the "full house" star and her husband released on $1 million bond using their westwood home as collateral. both facing federal charges and possible jail time. the couple's legal team insisting the couple's interests are completely aligned. both loughlin and giannulli are part of a list of 33 wealthy parents mostly and a who's who of coaches, entrepreneurs and celebrities who are caught up in the controversy. now, so far 23 other parents and coaches have pleaded guilty for their roles in the scandal. meanwhile loughlin and her husband maintaining their innocence as they face these charges. guys? >> still going on. thanks, eva. coming up, we are going to hear from the 17-year-old airlifted to the hospital after being attacked by a bison. ♪

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we are back with that frightening attack at a national park. a bison charging a 17-year-old in north dakota. the teen is now speaking out and paula faris is here with more. paula, this is the second bison attack in a week. >> it certainly is. good morning, cecilia. this teenager was an experienced he knoedof this morning, a 17-year-old is speaking out recovering released

from the hospital after being attacked by a bison and thrown six feet into the air. >> at first i kind of didn't believe it. oh, my god, i'm getting charged by a bison right now. >> reporter: the teen says he was hiking in north dakota's theodore roosevelt national park saturday when he came across that bison. according to the teen he was walking at a distance between a lone male bison and a herd and that's when he said the male bison struck him from behind. >> there was nothing that i did to aggravate him and then all of a sudden i kind of got this feeling that something was chasing me and then all of a sudden he just throws me into the air. >> reporter: medics treated the teen on scene before airlifting him to a local hospital. this attack on the heels of a 9-year-old girl who was also thrown into the air after being chased by a bison at yellowstone national park. she's now recovering after being treated and released. >> we seem to be in the age of when animals attack they seem to get a lot of attention.

i think we're hearing more about it. i don't know if it's necessarily happening more often. >> reporter: this woman part of a crowd that got a little too close to one at yellowstone. >> it was the most frightening experience i have been through in my life. >> reporter: in this latest attack these photos were taken by witnesses a short time after the teen was struck. >> they were fighting every five to ten minutes. >> reporter: they say some of the bison appeared to be acting aggressively. >> they probably were just looking for their territory or trying to claim the females. >> reporter: now, this injured teen says that the backpack he was wearing most likely saved his life because of the extra padding which he landed on. he might need additional surgery but as for why the bison attacked, experts say peak mating season is right now, july through august and males behave aggressively because they are competing for mating opportunities. but these are beautiful, powerful creatures to be observed from afar. they can weigh up to a ton and run 40 miles per hour. >> can't outrun it. >> you can try to but you

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doesn't even know what will happen. questions we want answered. it is down to jed and tyler and could peter be flying back into the mix? the sneak peek you'll only see here. ♪ bang bang into the room are you ready for idris? actor, deejay and the reigning sexiest man alive. he's here in times square and we're saying good morning, america. ♪ bang bang there goes your heart ♪ ♪ i know you want a bang bang seat in my car ♪ good morning, america. thank you guys for being with us on this tuesday morning. it is a good tuesday. everyone loves an engagement. so there might be one tonight on "the bachelorette." we will find out. look at this. bindi irwin got engaged a few days ago. showing off her ring with the help of her dog stella and now she's revealing the twist on who will walk her down the eye. >> perhaps we got a clue. a lot of news. the latest on that california food festival shooting. we want to go back to abc's will

carr in gilroy with more on the survivors and suspect. good morning, will. >> reporter: and, george, there's no doubt this is a crushing attack on this small community. overnight we saw a touching vigil and this morning we're learning more about that gunman. after those terrifying moments at a california food festival, this morning, we now know the names of the dead. 25-year-old trevor irby, 13-year-old keyla salazar and stephen romero, who was just 6 years old. his father getting that gut-wrenching call from the boy's mother and rushing to the hospital. >> i couldn't believe it was happening, that what she was saying was -- maybe i was dreaming. >> reporter: 15 others were injured. authorities saying this is the man responsible, 19-year-old santino william legan. investigators poring her his

past, at a home that he was once linked to and scouring an instagram page bearing his name that investigators say is filled with white supremacist messaging not ruling out a potential second suspect. >> it seems that this was a random act, but, again, we've got a long way to go before we can come to a determination. >> reporter: more about the gun used purchased legally july 9th in nevada but brought illegally into california. the man who sold that gun to the suspect says he didn't raise any red flags. cecilia? >> oak okay, will, thank you. now to the race for the white house. tonight the first round of democratic contenders face off in their second debate ready to take on president trump, not to mention each other. ten candidates will take the stage just hours from now and it's going to be do or die for some of them. so let's go back over to mary bruce with what to watch out for. good morning, mary. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. tonight's debate will be a battle of the progressive powerhouses. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders will be right there at center stage but don't expect too many fireworks between them. they are friends, they are longtime political allies and so far have been hesitant to attack each other on the campaign trail. tonight will test that truce.

unlikely at this stage of the game they see much political benefit going after each other. more likely they'll direct their fire at the front runner, joe biden. tonight actually most of the action could come from the wings of this stage, this is the last best chance for many of these candidates to try and make a splash on the national stage. we'll keep a close eye on those candidates from governor hickenlooper and bullock and tim ryan. they'll have to have a breakthrough moment if they hope to not just make a splash but make it to the next debate stage. >> they do. thank you, mary bruce. michael? coming up, everybody, what bindi irwin is telling "gma" about how she'll honor her late father at her wedding and ahead, ann curry is joining us live. her new mission to chase the cure. and lara is upstairs. hi, lara. >> i sure am, michael. i'm here with former bachelorette andi dorfman who has a lot to say about the dramatic finale. what's about to go down tonight, who will hannah choose? we'll get into that.

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♪ how you like me now ♪ how you like me now welcome to our great audience here this morning. [ applause ] something to look forward, idris elba will be here in the studio in just a little bit and tomorrow -- what's so funny? >> you say idris and both of them go -- >> he is a very talented deejay.

>> he is. >> and his co-star dwayne johnson will be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> how are you doing? >> doing really well, george. should we do "pop news"? >> yes. [ applause ] onofur favorites melissa mccarthy doing not a lot to stop rumors she's playing the villain ursula in disney's live action remake of "little mermaid." here she is being less than coy when jimmy kimmel asked if she had taken the role. >> it seems like it would be an awfully fun thing to do. i would love if disney gave me a little ringie-dingie. we'll see. [ applause ] >> if that were to happen that would be a fun thing, though, huh? >> if, if it did it would be very wonderful. >> it would be. [ cheers and applause ] >> what do you think?

such great casting if it were to happen. melissa went on to share she was nannying for a little girl when the original came out. she watched it every night for a year and a half. she knows the words to her core which would make it easy for her to slip into urs octopus suit when "little mermaid" begins production in about six months. we shall see. [ applause ] i like that. also in the news elton john celebrating a major milestone this morning. nearly three decades of sobriety. elton posting this photo and this, his alcoholics anonymous coin writing 29 years ago today i was a broken man. i finally summoned up the courage to say three words that would change my life. i need help. he goes on to thank all of those who helped him on his journey which was well documented in the biopic "rocketman." when asked what was the most

valuable skill he learned from his sobriety, his answer communication saying if you don't communicate and talk about things, you'll never find a solution. >> great point. >> so honest. [ applause ] >> anxious to share that. congratulations, elton. jenny may be from the block but that doesn't mean that she knows how to drive around it. the superstar jennifer lopez admitting in a video for her youtube channel she's never driven a car. well, that will change real quick if she wants to enjoy her birthday present. yeah, there it is. a-rod has a little confidence she'll pick up the sport quick buying her a 911 retailing for $140,000. we did a little research. maybe we shouldn't tell fiat that jenny's not really a driver because there she is, a spokesperson for the brand. [ applause ] good job to emily and our

incredible research department. jenny did get behind the wheel of her new car only in her driveway, though and a-rod who drove shotgun lovingly asked for a double seat belt. and finally, guys, time for the grate escape and i spell that g-r-a-t-e. watch what happens when this dog owner goes to the oven to grab those cookies. who stole some of them? look no further, my friends. the culprit caught red-pawed. the evidence hanging on his collar. nothing to see here, mom, i swear. just my new dog tag. >> took the whole grate. >> everybody, that is "pop news." >> did he stop at one cookie? [ applause ] >> busted. >> great job, lara. as always. now to our "gma" cover

story. "the bachelorette." tonight is the night we'll find out who, if anyone, hannah picked. last night she said herself there are a lot of questions that need to be answered after giving peter the boot. andi dorfman is joining us in a moment but first here's the latest on hannah's search for love. overnight a bachelorette cliffhanger. hannah b. taking the stage on live tv to say this directly to viewers. >> since that last day in greece, the past couple of months have been really tough and emotional. i know there are a lot of rumors out there and honestly tomorrow night i don't know what's going to happen. but i have a lot of questions that need to be answered so i hope i'll be able to do that. >> big questions swirling around just what will happen on the finale. this after an emotional night as her story played out both on tape and live.

hannah reuniting with the charismatic peter the pilot and the revelation that their chemistry in the windmill was much spicier than anyone thought. >> reporter: his parents right there in the front row. but the on screen drama boiled down to two men, jed and tyler. the latter weighing over her parents, jed not so much. >> i don't want you to settle for anything. i want you to make sure you make the right choice and that's as honest as i can be. >> reporter: chris harrison talking to our "gma" cameras right after the broadcast. >> clearly heading into tonight's finale, hannah is conflicted. she's in love with two men. she's told both of them that. her family is in love with tyler. everything has been perfect with tyler. they've questioned everything with jed but her heart seems to be really leading her towards jed. >> reporter: the sneak peek showing both men with rings as hannah gets ready for her big decision and what about all those questions she now says she needs answered?

>> honestly we're not sure what's going to happen on the stage tonight. it's rare you go into a finale not knowing exactly howe it's going to end but that is the case. >> and you know her from season 18 of "the bachelor" with juan pablo and season 10 of "the tha joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we saw hannah. she sent peter packing. one of my personal favorites. s? it was a bittersweet good-bye. did that surprise you? >> definitely bittersweet. i was not surprised. i feel like in all honesty the guy that goes home third is your favorite friend in the house. bittersweet because you've had him for a period of time but you know it's the end now. you feel the end is here when there's only two left and this is the time. >> and hannah's family, very critical of jed. >> yeah. >> they're worried if he can provide for her being that he is a musician. do you think that plays into her decision and what did you make of that? >> i mean i think definitely your parents' opinion plays into

your decision. i like at the end where hannah said, look, dad, i understand what you're saying. od pvide forstro fd se the entire season and i'm ghat o. >> the one cant, luke p. >> oh, my gosh. >> my man. he showed up with a ring even though hannah dumped him. did that upset you see him do that. >> i was more just annoyed for hannah because i feel hike she had finally gotten rid of him and it was her turn to give these guys a chance and all the drama was out of the way and him showing up in that rose ceremony, oh, my gosh, but it was kind of entertaining. i'm not going to lie. >> he's been entertaining the whole session and she's taken a lot of criticism because she's been an open book. do you like the way she's handled that and emotional closing yesterday how she addressed all these rumors? >> yeah, i mean i think it's a thankless job as a bachelorette and as a bachelor, i think

everyone will have their opinions and you're always going to have a lot of critics out there. i'm proud of her. i think she's been herself. i think she's done exactly what she should do. stay true to herself. she came in with a lot of insecurities and i think that if anything, this shows that she e so rt oveit. althgu are falling head over heelsor her and, yeah, i think she should leave here being proud of herself and knowing she is definitely worth a lot and the benchmark is just set really high for her. >> really quickly, you have "the bachelor," "the bachelorette" and then "the bachelor." who do you think should be the next bachelor? >> big question. i'm going to go with -- i always play the odds so i'll say anybody that doesn't have a girlfriend. [ applause ] >> that's a good one. andi, thank you so much for joining us. and "the bachelorette" finale starts tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central and tomorrow hannah will be here live with or without someone.

we'll see that tomorrow. all right, cecilia, over to you. >> thanks, michael. we turn to newly engaged bindi irwin. she's getting ready to walk down the aisle and is revealing the touching ways she will honor her late dad steve irwin. abc's will reeve is here with more. good morning. >> hey, cecilia, so bindi irwin has lived a full and public life since she lost her iconic father at just 8 years old. and as with so many of life's events that happen after our loved ones are gone that absence can leave a hole. but at her wedding bindi will have steve with her. >> reporter: bindy irwin has grown up before our eyes. starring next to her dad as a child, years later on "dancing with the stars". ♪ now a new headline for the animal conservationist. she is engaged to chandler powell her boyfriend of six years. writing on instagram on my birthday i said yes and forever to the love of my life revealing

how she'll handle her first dance. >> it will be with my mum. my mum and i are so close. she's my pillar of strength and i love her beyond descriptions. >> and a twist to the wedding on the way how she'll honor her late father. telling "gma" she's planning to have her younger brother walk her down the aisle. saying, quote, i'm going to miss dad so much on my wedding day but i really believe that he ul to embark on tw life weddg rfec. bindi irwin shared a deep bond with her dad and, cecilia, back when she was on "dancing with the stars" she said no matter where i go, dad will always be with me and he'll surely been there in that sacred moment on her big day. >> he definitely will. will, thank you. over to you, rob. good morning, guys. check this out. it's hot out there. if you're going to go jogging, take it easy. if you go jogging with your pet, take it even more easy.

keep them hydrated this. this is a goat that likes to go jogging with its owner. jogging along the path there in cumberland, maine and the goat's name is don pedro. don pedro, stay thirsty, my friend. stay hydrated out there today in the heat. it will be another warm one including up in maine. good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. highs below average once again. they will stay that way through friday and then returns from the coast. same in san francisco. little more sunshine san francisco. look at this. 69 in oakland. low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-80s in the neighborhood. cloud cover comes back tonight and so do the low happy dan harris is back talking about breaking bad habits, forming good ones.

your guide here was a book called "atomic habits"? >> best-seller. i got something for you, michael. stand by. as we all know making or breaking bad habits is one of the most difficult tasks for us human. the truth is, we're wired for failure here. so i went to an expert for advice. >> happy new year. >> reporter: eight months ago we rang in the new year right here in times square. do you even remember what your resolutions were? probably not since some research shows 80% of new year's resolutions fail by the second week of february. our effort to right our wrong habits over. so why is making or breaking habits so hard? you can blame it on evolution. in order to survive our brains evolved to focus on immediate issues like avoiding sabre tooth tigers. evolution only cared about us creating habits that helped us live long enough to reproduce. it didn't care about whether we were good about forming long-term healthy habits like flossing our teeth.

which is why so many of us find it so fiendishly hard to stick with a diet or boot up and exercise or meditation habit. enter james clear. author of the best-selling book "atomic habits: an easy & proven way to build good habits and break bad ones." he starts small with the two-minute rule. >> take whatever habit you're trying to build and scale it down to two minutes to do. meditate every day for a month becomes meditate for 60 seconds. so easy you can't say no to it. if you don't become the type of person that meditates for 60 seconds five times a week you have no chance to meditate for 40 minutes. >> reporter: we tested out his advice. jude wanted help with forming an exercise habit. we challenged her to do three sit ups for two weeks. >> focusing on one thing made it a lot less stressful. >> reporter: while jude wanted to make an exercise habit i wanted to break a bad habit. the habit i would like to break

is late night snacking. if forming a new good habit is about making it easy breaking a bad habit requires making it more difficult. for me that meant putting snacks on high shelves out of sight out of mind. james recommended something pretty extreme. a lockbox with a timer which would make it impossible for me to get a rice cake after 8:00. another hack, brushing and flossing early. the minty taste could reduce late night cravings. as jude and i got to work we turned for inspiration to mitch pressnick. the so-called micro habit approach helped him lose more than 100 pounds. he went to the gym for five minutes every day. >> after about a month i was dying to do ten minutes and i finally let myself do ten minutes then after another two weeks i was dying to do 15 minutes. >> reporter: how did jude do after a couple weeks? >> usually starting is the hardest part so now that i've

started something, it will encourage me to stick with it and to build upon it. >> there's this quote by ed lattimore that says the heaviest way to the gym is the front door and it's that idea. how can i make it easy to open the front door? >> while i didn't find the lockbox super helpful. >> not big enough. the early brushing definitely helped my craving. is there a set amount of time it takes to form a habit? >> the honest answer is forever. habits are not really the finish line to be crossed. it's a lifestyle to be lived. >> lara just told me she doesn't mind brushing twice. so it won't work for her. i'm not going to lie. in terms of my late night slacking, i have done some back sliding. there are two big things that me because it allows me to see the urge to eat arise and i let it pass. >> let yourself have a rice cake every once in a while.

>> the rice cake. >> i didn't know this morning would be george shaming me. that's cool. i love it. >> tell me some other strategies. >> you have to make it really unattractive to break a bad habit. i heard it through the grapevine and i don't want to name any names, but his initials are michael strahan, has a nail-biting habit. so i brought you nail polish that will make your nails taste nasty and that thud break the habit. >> okay, thank you. >> you're welcome. [ laughter ] just throw me out there in front of the world. it's all good. >> just passing along, george did it to me. >> you did it to yourself. >> dan's podcast 10% happier. that's on our website as well. idris elba coming up.

good morning.8:27. fbi agents will be in gilroy today to interview witnesses to sunday's mass shooting at the garlic festival. teams of investigators are still trying to figure out what psuspect to open fire.old he was shot and killed by police. authorities say he used an assault rifle that had been legally purchased in nevada. 3 people were killed, 12 others were hurt. let's take a look at traffic and sue hall. >> good morning. we go to the san mateo bridge just before the toll plaza. reports of a stall blocking a lane. you're backing up now to industrial before you even reach the toll plaza. and a nasty situation developing in the concord area.

it's westbound 4 near bailey. we have a motorcycle down. injuries involved. three lanes are blocked here as they tend to the rider. with rising stress in the modern world, a good night's sleep is nearly extinct. however, there's hope on the horizon. every day, ikea is designing sleep sanctuaries to save our sleep.

the gray spread about as far as it's going to go. but look at these temperatures. gusty breezes if you're going to be out on the bay. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. it's going to get hot starting this weekend. >> thanks.

another abc news app and abc7news.com. and join us every weekday [ pljoin us every weekday >>wee back to and you know what, when you have a great audience you got to give them a great guest and we are so excited to have our next guest here. he is an actor, deejay and "people" magazine's reigning sexiest man alive. well now he's starring in the new "fast & furious" spin-off movie "hobbs & shaw," please welcome idris elba. [ applause ] ♪ blame it, blame it on the juice ♪ >> good to see you.

>> great to see you. >> how you been? >> good, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. >> you know, when you are like the sexiest man alive you can walk out with shades on. >> i was going to do a whole dance, but -- >> first off we want to congratulate you because you got married. you and your beautiful bride sabrina, you were married and now you're on the cover of british "vogue." >> yeah. >> we heard -- we heard it was quite a party in morocco. were there camels and -- >> yeah. there were a couple camels. >> fire eaters? >> tell us about it. >> listen, i planned it, but my wife really planned it and i walked out to this party and there was a camel, i was like, whoa, where did that come from? i didn't see that when i was writing the check, but -- [ laughter ] but it was amazing. my whole family and group and network were together. we had an amazing time. morocco was beautiful. they treated us lovely. it was great. >> then you headed to the red carpet with not only your wife

sabrina, but your daughter. what was her review? >> she said it was cool. my daughter is 17 years old and she is a movie buff so she really does scrutinize films and scrutinized me and -- >> not too tough on dad? >> no, she likes me. she liked my character and she really likes the rock and jason. she really likes them. okay, fair enough. >> you're not quite as cool. >> i'm not quite as cool. >> you're pretty cool in this movie. you play this cyber genetically enhanced villain. >> part man, part robot type thing. >> really cool character. do you like playing the villain better than the good guy? >> you know what, i just feel like villains are written better. i feel like writers get in there and are like hmm. what can i say to my neighbors? hmm. you just end up with some cool lines and, you know. >> speaking of cool lines -- and this is not a spoiler because it was in the trailer, there is a line that you say i'm black superman. now, it is a cool line. everybody has picked up on it.

you say you came up with it but dwayne johnson -- >> who? >> dwayne johnson. here we go. he's been running around taking credit for it. i'm curious who is right? >> me. >> he's coming tomorrow. he'll get equal time. >> you tell dwayne i said -- here's the thing, we were doing this scene, long speech and it just came out of my mouth. by the way, my character has a big ego so it felt like the right thing to say. how dwayne is running around saying he made up this line, i might just stay the night and see him in the morning. >> that would be fun. you're welcome to come back. [ applause ] you guys ready to see a little bit of the film? let's take a look. >> you don't get it, do you? we deal with money. we deal with evolutionary change. change that sometimes requires acts of violence. >> like killing innocent people with viruses. >> only the weak ones. we're dealing with the future of the planet. things that money cannot buy.

>> like your soul back. >> my soul? your brother took my soul. the boys in the lab made me a new one and that's progress. [ applause ] >> you have so many fans. one of the biggest -- i wish you could see the woman in the pink behind you. you should see her reaction to every single thing. >> picture, yes. >> do you want to come up and say hello real quick? >> come on. come on. let's go. let's -- >> sit right there. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm going to say you look too comfortable.

you're a musician and big deejay, man. you have a done some amazing work there but you did a song for the movie. >> yeah, yeah. >> we're going to take a listen to it right now. >> okay. ♪ monkey on my back ♪ i've got a mean streak i don't care to hide and i'll fight for my boys even if i die ♪ ♪ i got one heart, two fists >> how does that come about? they come to you and say write a song? how did that -- >> i like to make songs and whatnot and i made this song and i asked sigsigsigsigsigsigsigs h legendary rap group -- [ applause ] i said listen to this demo. would you jump on it with me and they said, yes, and it was amazing and played it to the director. i had to play it to the rock as well because as a producer he

loved it, the director loved it so it ended up in the movie. it's the best of both worlds. it's not normal for that to happen but it was pretty cool, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i want to switch gears and talk about "cats." talk about two different roles. >> when i told dwayne i was doing "cats" he went -- beating him up in the movie. what you doing next? "cats." [ laughter ] it's a movie. i'm a big cat. yeah, no, i'm excited for people to see it. the trailer is doing gangbusters. everyone really loves the trailer. it's like catnip. >> i got that. >> you got that. see what i did? >> yes. >> it was an interesting experience. i had never done a movie in full motion capture. i had never played a cat before. actually i tell a lie. >> you've played a cat before? >> yes, "jungle book." i was a voice. >> great movie, great movie. [ applause ] but i didn't have to prowl around. they had to teach me -- you're laughing. >> i am. >> i'm like dwayne. i'm like -- [ laughter ] >> okay, bro. i feel you.

>> but also -- and back to music though because -- coachella. you deejayed at coachella which is a big thing. you also -- what you don't realize he also deejayed at the wedding of harry and meghan. yeah, the party after. >> can you give us just like what was that like for you? >> it was great. you know, harry and meghan had a great time. it was their wedding -- i don't want to get into the details but it was incredible. they had a great time. some particular music they wanted me to play. some whitney houston, some tupac. you know, yeah, it went down. >> that was some wedding. >> it went down. >> you are a busy, busy man and very diverse. >> very diverse. yes, without a doubt, one of the most talented guys out there, everybody. make sure you check out "hobbs & shaw" in theaters on friday. idris, thank you so much, man. >> thank you, guys. >> you know what, idris is such a nice guy and our friends at imax that everyone here you're

getting two tickets to see it in

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[ applause ] we're back with ann curry heading back to live tv as host and executive producer of a ground-breaking new show called "chasing the cure." she's here to tell us all about

it. >> i'm delighted to see you, george. >> what a fascinating -- [ applause ] i have never seen a show like this before. explain what you're trying to do here. >> what we're trying to do is hook up people who are really needy and they're sick and underserved, undiagnosed or misdiagnosed and connect them directly with highly trained doctors and actually anyone using the digital world, anyone out there who might be able to help. anyone who is a medical professional throughout the country or anyone who has similar symptoms and we're basically trying to punch a hole in the things that silo us from getting the specialists we need, where we live, our medical insurance. we're siloed. we don't have enough time with our doctors. so basically we're trying to do some good. >> this will be live. people will call in from home. it will be live and you have doctors on the set connecting them. >> exactly right. patients on the set. we'll have a really well qualified doctors on a panel and have a room where we have -- which is going to be staffed by technoillogi phone calls, posts, social media hashtags and basically connecting and getting data and

seeing if there's any data that might help these people coming who have been coming to us asking for help. >> you can help so many people this way. you haven't started yet, but you've done some shows. what is the most puzzling case? >> there have been a number. the most puzzling has been charley, 27 years old diagnosed with ten separate diseases over the course of -- >> ten? >> yes. she has two kids. one is only 3 and she's scared about wanting to live long enough but really the thing that i think your audience might be interested in the story is about a young girl who wakes up without being able to hear in one of her ears. and it turns out as we talked about this with the doctors it turns out that infections is one of the leading causes for deafness, right? and common cold and it's like lightning striking. there's nothing you can do to prevent a hearing loss according to the doctors regarding this. so the thing about it is that

she was afraid -- she was like not surfing. she was not living her life because she was afraid she would lose hearing in the other ear and the doctor said it's like lightning striking, you've got to get back on the board and get back on your life because the chance of this happening again is so small. there's a lot of -- just to see her face when she found that out was awesome. >> that's pretty gratifying. you've been doing so many different things. how does it feel being back on live tv? >> it's like riding a bike. it really is but i didn't really choose to be on live television. i chose to do this project that i think could unleash not just the good for these patients, but to remind us of the good in all of us. and i chose that and it just happens to be that live is the best way to go. >> what a great idea for a show. ann curry, thanks for coming on today. let's go over to rob. you know in the weather department we're about the record books. well, check this out the epic blockbusters "avengers: endgame"

soared into the record books last week becoming the highest grossing movie of all time and now you can watch it right in your own home. digital download available right now featuring the incredible finale, behind-the-scenes action, footage and the cast interviewed. download "avengers: endgame" now and it'll be available on blu-ray on august 13th. good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. i hope you liked yesterday, because we're going to do the same thing today. same weather tomorrow and thursday. which means 60s at the coast, 70s and i'm here in the "gma" cafe with grammy award winning singer monica who has a new song out now, new album. welcome to "gma." welcome back, i should say. >> thank you. >> always good to see you. i was looking at the statue. your new single "commitment" just hit number one on the adult

r&b charts. that's 22 years after your first. >> yeah. >> how does that feel that your fans' love is so enduring? >> it's the thing that motivates you to keep going. this is a complicated business. it does not get any easier. but the love keeps you motivated and inspired. you know, you want new things to write about. life keeps happening. so you find different messages all around you because of this. >> the messages are resonating and in fact we have a little surprise for you. >> oh, lord. >> so, monica, you are now a member of pandora's exclusive billionaires club with a "b." that means you have been downloaded more than a billion times. in your case it's more than 2 billion times. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh! >> that's for you. >> that's awesome. [ applause ] >> congratulations. to share that with plishment.

you. >> i was trying to peek. >> that's why i went outside and said she's trying to peek. >> you were like you can't know everything girl. >> some surprises are worth waiting for. >> absolutely. >> you're going to sing for us coming up. >> please believe it. >> i believe it's "commitment." >> yes, "commitment." >> we're committed to you as you can see. $2 billion downloads. that is amazing. >> thanks, pandora. michael, what's coming up on "strahan & sara." >> a lot coming up. i'm excited about monica. we'll have more on "strahan & sara" with the newly crowned coolest man in hollywood, idris elba. it's tuesday and rachel lindsay is here. you'll break down the episode of "the bachelorette." >> that's right, michael. andi dorfman is it sticking around to unpack all of the drama with me. last night was part one of the two-part finale. hannah down to the final roses and it's safe to say it's getting intense. >> you sound like you are a losing your voice. >> it was my bachelorette party this weekend. >> we'll talk about that too. stay right there. we'll be right back with more "gma." [ applause ]

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♪ back now with grammy award winning singer monica. her new single "commitment" hit number one. she'll perform it for us right now. monica, it's all yours. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i don't need much, a little affection and some of your time ♪ ♪ that's all that i'm asking for ♪ ♪ feels like this dream will never come true ♪ ♪ i just want somebody who knows how to listen and give me attention ♪ ♪ who won't break my heart good intentions, i ain't hard to please ♪

♪ i don't need a lot just show me that you care ♪ ♪ can you be there when i need you most and when i say i don't ♪ ♪ make me feel secure forever ♪ i just need someone to love me when it's hard to, i can trust with all my issues ♪ ♪ someone who is patient and consistent ♪ ♪ i need good good and commitment from somebody loyal, understanding ♪ ♪ who won't change up, take advantage of my emotions or my feelings ♪ ♪ i need good good and commitment ♪ ♪ i don't need money i'd rather

effort from somebody real, i can be myself around who makes me laugh don't make me cry who knows what it means to ♪ if i'm having a bad day you know just what to say ♪ ♪ i can show you all my thoughts and where my demons play ♪ ♪ and you won't use them against me you rather use them to lift me ♪ ♪ can you be there when i need you most can you be make me feel secure ♪ ♪ i just need someone to love me when it's hard to ♪ ♪ i can trust with all my issues someone who is patient and consistent ♪ ♪ i need good good and commitment from somebody loyal, understanding ♪

♪ who won't change up, take advantage of my emotions, all feelings ♪ ♪ i need good good and commitment ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ ♪ >> announcer: friday, it just wouldn't be a "gma" summer without -- >> central park. you ready for me? >> announcer: yes, it's the one and only pit bull taking over central park live on friday only on -- tell them, pit bull. >> "good morning america." >> announcer: presented by king's hawaiian. >> that will be fun. how about a big thank you to moni monica. wasn't she great? >> have a great day, everybody. [ applause ]

and good morning. it's 8:59. here's mike nicco with a look at your day ahead. >> thank you. it's blustery, gray, and 50 degrees at the golden gate bridge. not the best days to walk across it. our beach is going to be breezy. from 1:00 to 9:00, all bay water under a small craft advisory. 86 in antioch. it's going to remain cooler than average through friday. sue? >> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have reports of a two-car accident. you can see metering lights are still on and you're still backed towards the mcarthur maze. and westbound 4 near bailey, this is bay point, it's clear. >> all right. thank you. time now for "live with

kelly & ryan." i'll see you for midday live. you can always find us on our news app and abc7news.com. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, feldman television star angela bassett imperative to and from the jimmy awards, a performance by best actress winner ekele ukegbu. plus, katie lowes returns for another day of cohosting. all next on "live!" and now, here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes! [cheers and applause] ♪