>> especially in piedmont. the higher you are, the more likely your air quality will be good morning, america.ll be as we come on the air this morning we're watching a growing wildfire threat and blistering temperatures for millions. extreme heat and dangerous winds are fueling more than 80 wildfires out west forcing families to evacuate. now a new heat alert stretching from texas to florida. ginger tracking the latest. breaking overnight, walmart scare. a man in body armor carrying an assault rifle and more than 100 rounds of ammunition into a store just days after the el paso massacre. the hero off-duty firefighter who stopped it. breakthrough? president trump and mitch mcconnell now saying they'll take up gun control, but refusing to call lawmakers back from vacation. this as democratic candidates descend on iowa and turn up the attacks on president trump. urgent manhunt.

the convict on the run accused of murdering a prison employee, escaping on a tractor. police warn he's extremely dangerous and could be anywhere. the massive effort to find him this morning. air scare. the sole flight attendant on this plane from chicago caught on camera, passed out, apparently intoxicated, now facing charges. passengers concerned for their safety. killer surprise! >> oh! >> the moment this orca shocks a boat full of fishermen, showing off with a belly roll. ♪ you make my dreams come true and the field of dreams now becoming a reality. the huge showdown set on that iconic kevin costner field. ♪ oh yeah, you make my dreams come true ♪ perfect song for this morning. good morning, america. great to have you with us on this friday morning. there is a lot of excitement for that field of dreams showdown.

we're going to have all the details ahead. we're bringing the movie world to real life. i love it. >> i have been saying it all morning. if you build it, they will come. and if you have keith urban in the park, they will come. a lot of excitement out there. keith urban is performing, performing some of his biggest hits. we are all very excited about that. >> a beautiful morning in the park. tough weather day for so much of the country. the wildfire danger. growing across the south bracing for more weather. ginger starts us off. >> as anticipated, fires started breaking out yesterday. erratic winds fueling them. 20 acres burning. mandatory evacuations in place. that's lake county, california. northern california and that's going to be the issu not just of the state of oregon. you have this offshore low that

will create thunderstorms that will be for the most part dry, meaning not a lot of rain but you can get lightning that starts storms and out-flow boundaries that cause more erratic winds. gusts up to 60 miles an hour of those squeezing together with that ridge in the southeast that's bringing heat, and we're talking up to 108 feels like in houston this afternoon. 106 jacksonville. this is prolonged for a couple of days going into the weekend. get rest and get cool. >> good advice. >> warm weekend coming up. thank you, ginger. now to that chaos at a missouri walmart. a man in military-style clothing carrying tactical weapons walking into a store sending customers fleeing and gio benitez is here with more. thankfully there was an off-duty firefighter on the scene. >> yeah, michael, thank goodness. good morning. he happened to be there. he was armed and was able to hold the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. this with the nation on high alert as the fbi warns of possible copycats. >> reporter: this morning, another american town on edge. watch as a young man donning body armor, military fatigues and carrying an assault rifle approaches missouri police with his hands in the air eventually

dropping to his knees surrendering. >> he certainly had the capability and potential to harm people. >> reporter: police quickly detaining him. he was carrying more than 100 rounds of ammunition. police say that at 4:10 thursday afternoon, the man appearing to be in his 20s entered a walmart donning that tactical gear, and authorities arrived three minutes later after the first call. >> male wearing a bulletproof vest and an ar around his neck has just walked into the store and is recording himself. >> all we know is that he walked in heavily armed with body armor on in military fatigues and caused a great amount of panic inside. >> reporter: julie had just pulled into the walmart parking lot when she spotted the suspect. >> i was about to get out of my car and a voice to my left said is that a real rifle? is that a real rifle? so i looked up and i saw the person to my left holding a gun. >> go, go. >> reporter: the recent threat

coming just days after a weekend of deadly shootings. one occurring at a walmart in el paso, texas that left 22 people dead. thankfully no one in springfield was injured. the walmart manager pulling a fire alarm, urging shoppers and customers to flee. we don't know of any motive but just this week the fbi held a call with law enforcement agencies across the country and said that they were, quote, concerned that u.s.-based domestic violent extremists could be inspired by this weekend's attack. >> a country on edge right now. okay, gio. thanks. we turn to washington and a sign that republican lawmakers might, might be willing to take up the fight over background checks. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now says he would at least consider the idea but not until after congress comes back from its summer vacation. kyra phillips is at the white house with the latest and the president says he's for background checks now but the big question is whether he'll stick to the support this time. >> reporter: right. you emphasized the word "might." the president has waffled on this before, cecilia, but now

he's coming out strong saying he wants to keep guns out of the hands of, quote, sick people, so now he is considering tightening those loopholes and background checks. will he do something as this debate remains incredibly divisive? here's the good news this morning. there are new signs lawmakers may be willing to meet in the middle. this morning, new signs that republican leadership may be reconsidering long-held stances on gun control. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell signaling he's open to reviewing new measures. >> background checks and red flags will probably lead the discussion. those are two items that for sure will be front and center. >> reporter: after failing to move on two bills expanding background checks passed by the house in february, mcconnell still refusing to call lawmakers back early. but now saying new legislation on gun control will be a top priority when congress reconvenes next month. the president seemingly throwing

his support behind stricter regulations. >> i'm looking to do background checks.groundar importan people or people with rage or hate, sick people. i don't want -- i'm all in favor of it. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board. earlier, the nra warning the president that expanding background checks would not be popular with his base, although some democrats worry the president could change course again. house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer issuing a joint statement yesterday saying, the president gave us his assurances that he would review the bipartisan house-passed legislation and understood our interest in moving as quickly as possible to help save lives. and, george, as you know, senators on both sides of the aisle have been skeptical that mcconnell will willingly bring gun control measures to the r unlent

continues to push for it. president trump really does hold the power here, george. >> he does. okay, kyra. thanks very much. the fallout from these these mass shootings is the topic on the campaign trail as the candidates descend on iowa for the annual state fair. abc's mary bruce is in des moines, and mary, they're taking on president trump calling him a white supremacist. >> reporter: we are hearing some of the harshest rebukes yet of this president during the campaign amongst the corn dogs and ice cream cones here at the fair, a very real conversation about the impacts of the president's rhetoric and what these democratic candidates plan to do to stop all of this violence. overnight, former vice president joe biden promising change to iowa voters. >> what will you do to stop the sale of guns to unfit individuals and to protect high schoolers like me from this school shooting epidemic? >> it's going to change. you're the best educated. the most open, the most inclusive generation in american history, and you have decided no more.

i promise you -- i promise you it's going to change. >> reporter: at the fair biden greeting his supporters taking selfies and using his harshest language yet to take on trump. >> do you believe that the president is a white supremacist? >> i believe everything the president says and does encourages white supremacists and i'm not sure there's much of a distinction. as a matter of fact, it may be even worse. >> reporter: as some are flatout labelling the president a white supremacist. >> is the president a white supremacist? >> he is. he has made that very clear. >> reporter: elizabeth warren reportedly telling "the new york times" without hesitation that she too believes the president is a white supremacist. >> he can't have it both ways. he can't keep trying to stir this up, give aid and comfort, be embraced by the white supremacists and then say, oh, but not me. no. he's responsible. >> and, mary, we see this charge. kind of extraordinary, half a

dozen candidates calling the sitting president of the united states a white supremacist. how is the trump campaign responding? >> reporter: well george, the president insists that his rhetoric is not to blame and says he's actually bringing people together. now the president this morning the president is reportedly feeling smug and the campaign says his critics were accusing the president of fanning the flames of white nationalism. they say they are lobbing political attacks, george. >> mary, thanks. president trump named a new acting director of national intelligence to replace dan coats who is stepping down. joseph maguire, a retired navy admiral, is currently the director of the national counterterrorism center. last week the president dropped his plan to nominate congressman john ratcliffe for the job over concerns about his qualifications and questions about whether he exaggerated his experience as a federal prosecutor. president trump tweeted he has no doubt that maguire will do a great job. now to the battle at the border and new developments in those sweeping raids in mississippi. the trump administration is

defending those videos that show crying children left behind after their parents were swept up in the largest single state raid in history. abc's will carr spoke exclusively with the acting homeland security chief and joins us now from the border in arizona. will, some of those picked up in the raids have been released but not all of those kids have been reunited? >> reporter: that's right, cecilia. i asked the acting secretary about that specifically and he says it's a top priority to reunite those families and comes as he says there's still a crisis here at the border. after those raids, we're seeing some heartbreaking moments. >> my dad didn't do nothing. he's not a criminal. >> reporter: overnight some parents released after i.c.e. raids captured more than 600 migrants in mississippi, separating families on the first day of school. >> what would you say to that little girl? >> obviously the impact of the unfortunate law can be devastating for families, so what i would say is i.c.e. is going to go through a case-by-case process if she needs that parent for care tonight.

>> reporter: in an exclusive interview, acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan says at least 40% of those arrested have been reunited with their families. >> it is a really challenging situation. we've got very vulnerable laws that invite families and kids to make this dangerous journey right now. >> reporter: as families cross the border, many detention centers have been overwhelmed. over the summer, the inspector general released a scathing report calling one facility a ticking time bomb. since, the numbers in detention have dropped significantly. that's in part thanks to new facilities. for the first time abc news got unprecedented access inside, observing clean showers, food and medical treatments. this as mcaleenan says he is focused on solving problems at the border, not the political rhetoric coming out of washington. >> president trump said immigrants are invading the united states. it's a sentiment we heard in the el paso shooter's manifesto as well. would you say that it's accurate that immigrants are invading the

country? >> that's not a term that we would use at cbp. we have seen a flow that is beyond anything in the last decade. >> reporter: i also asked the acting secretary about decriminalizing border crossings. he said that would not be helpful and would only invite more people to cross during a humanitarian crisis, michael. >> thanks so much for that, will. now to the urgent manhunt for an escaped convict in tennessee considered extremely dangerous. he's now suspected of killing a top prison official after making an escape on a tractor. victor oquendo has the very latest. t the. >> reporter: this morning the entire state of tennessee on alert for this inmate who escaped from a memphis prison on wednesday and is still on the run. >> we don't know where he is and he could be anywhere. >> reporter: curtis ray watson seen here the day of his escape, charged with battery, burglary and first degree murder after allegedly killing 64-year-old

debra johnson before disappearing without a trace. her grieving family speaking to abc affiliate wkrn. >> i'm angry. she didn't deserve what happened to her. she would have done anything for anybody at any moment. >> reporter: neighbors like julie jones who lives minutes from the penitentiary telling us she hasn't left her home. >> what's it like knowing an inmate escaped? knowing it's so close. >> terrified. terrified right now. >> reporter: the massive manhunt under way and police taking to the skies. searching every house and every car coming in and out of this remote community. authorities say he qualified for minimum security and escaped riding a tractor he had access to for work detail. that tractor recovered two miles away. these photos showing his tattoos, clothes he was wearing, and several mug shots, clean shaven and with a beard. >> if you sight this individual, do not approach him. he is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: there are

police check points just like this one all over the area outside the prison checking every single car that comes out. the tennessee bureau of investigation says they have received more than 75 tips, but we're going to turn now to a sea rescue off the bahamas where a small plane went down, but the three americans on board survived thanks to fishermen on a passing boat. we're hearing from those good samaritans this morning. >> we came across a life raft with three guys in the boat. pulled up, assessed the situation. they were a little banged up. >> we were in shock and could not believe they walked away and we had found them in the middle of the ocean. >> good work right there. >> yeah. >> scary situation. glad they're okay. and now to the field of dreams becoming a reality. the mlb just announced a big game will go down on the iconic field from the kevin costner movie. t.j. is here with all the details. >> stra, take me out to the corn field.

we are talking about a regular season game between the white sox and yankees taking place in a cornfield in iowa. this is not just any corn field. this is an iconic and special place to sports fans and movie fans alike. ♪ >> reporter: for baseball fans, this could be as close to heaven on earth as it's ever going to get. >> hey, is this heaven? >> no. it's iowa. >> reporter: major league baseball announced the new york yankees and chicago white sox will play ball at that iconic farm in dyersville, iowa, made famous three decades ago in the oscar nominated film, "field of dreams." >> people will come, ray. they'll come to iowa for reasons they can't even fathom. >> reporter: not only will it be the first time a major league

game has been played at the site but it will also be the first time ever that a major league game has been played in the state of iowa. >> all right, all right, all right. this is fascinating. it is. >> reporter: the chicago white sox posted this image of their players walking out of the iconic fields. major league baseball hoping if they build the hype, the people will come. >> if you build it, he will come. >> reporter: so it's not going to be taking place on the same field from the movie which is still there and it's a tourist attraction. they're going to build a temporary 8,000-capacity stadium right next door for people to go to. this is going to be a really cool event. major league baseball started doing this having games at other than at stadiums. this is a cool spectacle to see. it's happening next summer, but it's a regular season game. >> should be fun. that was a bold choice to go a cappella this morning. >> you like that, george? it's friday. >> thank you, t.j.

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northern california and dangerous heat and heavy winds are fueling those flames. health headline getting a lot of attention, coffee and migraines and whether three or more cups could raise your risk of a migraine. dr. ashton will be here with a reality check on that. and take a look at this from maine. how many ducks do you see there crossing the road? 40 of them. they wanted to get to the other side and look how patient the drivers are right there. >> someone counted all those. we turn to that really really concerning sight in the air. a sole flight attendant on a plane going from chicago to south bend, indiana, apparently intoxicated, and david kerley has the story. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. that flight attendant out of a job this morning, facing charges as well as passengers telling us that they were worried about their safety. concerned passengers this morning telling us they were frightened for their safety after spotting this flight attendant apparently intoxicated. >> what i saw on the flight that day was a very concerning and confusing scene.

>> she was stumbling and kind of staggering back and forth, bumping into passengers. >> reporter: on this short united express flight from chicago, passengers say that sole flight attendant appeared impaired, even before takeoff. >> it was clear that she was inebriated in some capacity, had no coordination, no balance. she was incomprehensible over the microphone. >> reporter: and once in the air it appeared that julianne march passed out. the passengers even fastening her seat belt for her. >> one of the other passengers did get up at a certain point and help her sit dune in her jump seat and buckled her in as if she was a helpless child. >> the fact that we didn't have an operational flight attendant on the flight meant all of our safety and security was compromised. >> reporter: charging documents say the 49-year-old wisconsin woman, upon landing in south bend with officers boarded, needed to steady herself with the airplane seats when she stood. the officers noticed bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and an odor of alcohol. when she finally took a breathalyzer test, her level was .2, five times over the legal limit for flight attendants.

>> it's unacceptable for anyone to have a distraction when they're performing safety sensitive work or to be impaired in performing that safety sensitive work. >> reporter: it was last week a plane arrested of being intoxicated, and over the weekend, the captain of a second flight arrested in scotland. now, there is a program that both the flight attendants and the pilots use to self-report. the flight attendants union tells us it's a rare occurrence and that program helps about 150 flight attendants every year with questions or if they have a problem. cecilia? >> frightening video there, david, thank you. george? we turn to members of the kennedy family who are taking on talk of the family curse after the death of the 22-year-old saoirse kennedy. whit johnson here with the story, and whit, they say the family is painfully typical. >> reporter: that's right, george. good morning to you. the kennedys have a big family that lives in the public eye but they want people to know that

they struggle through loss just like everyone else, and putting a spotlight on mental health following saoirse kennedy hill following her tragic death. just days after laying her to rest her family delivering a new message about mental health. former congressman patrick kennedy, saoirse's cousin, sharing an op-ed saying, saoirse wanted everyone to know that the kennedy family is not cursed. it's just big with an unsurprising incidence of mental illness and addiction. the late senator ted kennedy challenging the so-called kennedy curse, referring to the family's past tragedies including the assassination of jfk and saoirse's grandfather robert f. kennedy, writing, that offends me, and it would have offended saoirse. our illnesses are no different than anyone else's the . the 22-year-old was found last

tuesday, a possible overdose, sources say. her uncle posting a eulogy on medium detailing her last night saying, she finished a 25-page paper for boston college. she announced she would spend the remainder of the evening in an all-night celebration. she had dinner with her grandma, went to bed looking forward to her trip to los angeles. saoirse woke up with god. when she was just a teenager, she described her depression in a school newspaper. i suffered bouts of deep sadness that felt like a heavy boulder on my chest, and i attempted to take my own life. the kennedy family now celebrating her courage, remembering her sense of humor and love of philanthropy. she put out a bright light, her uncle writes. everybody loved her. she made people feel good. rfk jr. also writes that she watched the sunrise from the beach and had dinner plans with friends on the day she died. authorities are still awaiting toxicology results to determine the exact cause of her death. >> such a sad one. >> thanks very much.

now to the close encounter between fishermen and a killer whale. it's one of the coolest videos you will see. it was all caught on camera. the orca surfacing right next to their boat in the waters off san diego and diane macedo joins us now with the story. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning to you all. this group was searching for yellow tail, fish that can be about three feet long. what they saw instead was the size of a school bus and then it swam right up to their boat. watch as divers on a spear fishing trip get a very big surprise. >> whoo! >> reporter: their amazing encounter with this playful orca took place off the coast of san diego. >> there he is. whoo! >> reporter: you can even see the killer whale showing off performing a belly roll right beneath the surface. >> oh, it was incredible. i had ner been that close to a creature just huge, way bigger than me. i mean, i could have reached out and touched it. >> reporter: nathan says he and four friends were hunting for yellow tail when they spotted a a group of orcas a half a mile

away. >> out of nowhere one popped up right next to the boat, three or four feet away from me, landed, splashed me and the whole side of the boat. i screamed. >> reporter: he said the seemingly social orca followed closeby for ten minutes before swimming away. this rare encounter comes a week after another close call in san diego county. that camera-ready orca even posed with the captain for a selfie. experts say despite their name, killer whales are surprisingly boat friendly. >> they are actually very curious and playful animals. certain pods will often come up to a boat and play with the boat wake or bow ride, when they are riding in front of the boat. >> reporter: after all that, nathan and his friends still managed to catch some yellow tail. this kind of orca normally swims further south. sightings like these are very rare, and yellow tail is actually a very hard fish to catch. a big win for the group all around, and i'm guessing a great dinner as well. >> cool.

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we are back now on "gma" and that right there is the oakland raiders antonio brown taking over "dancing with the stars" in the ballroom there with the quickstep. he's going from fast feet to cold feet. the nfl star's career is on hold after he reportedlyne. tell us everything. >> reporter: well, cecilia, he was doing it in theory to make himself feel betr, not. antonio brown was doing cryotherapy. it's all the rage and has a bunch of proposed health benefits but there are risks and now the best receiver in the nfl is on the sidelines. this morning oakland raiders star antonio brown sidelined after reportedly getting frost bite from a cryotherapy machine like this last month. >> you ready to see me work or not? >> reporter: a featured player on hbo's "hard knocks" and "dancing with the stars" veteran. ♪

>> reporter: according to espn, brown allegedly wasn't wearing the right gear to protect his feet. >> we'll just cross our fingers. he has to get it evaluated and get the information he needs, and when he does, he'll be back. >> reporter: cryotherapy has become one of the hottest trends in health and wellness, a favorite of superstars like lebron james and steph curry. >> oh yeah. you got to turn every little bit bit so you get it even. it's like a tanning booth. >> reporter: and hollywood celebrities like linsey lohan, mandy moore and mark wahlberg all swearingy yoerapy's ts >> i got to have the recovery every day. >> reporter: inventors of the chamber say two to three minutes of chilling your bones in negative 200 to negative 300 degree temperatures have a myriad of health benefits. >> the main one is pain management and flushing inflammation from your body for recovery which a lot of athletes will do for recovering from workouts. >> reporter: but cryotherapy is

not regulated by the fda. doctors warn of possible frostbite and burns and rare cases of liquid nitrogen induced asphyxiation. at cryovigor in new york city owner kathy butter says this is what you need to wear to make sure that your body is protected. >> make sure your shoes are on. you will go in with a robe. once inside you take it off. i'll give you another pair of woolly gloves to put on. make sure you're wearing the proper clothing and certainly need to wear underwear, and dry socks, booties, gloves and robe. >> there is no timetable for brown's return to practice. if you're considering trying this you got to wear all the necessary gear, all the precautions as you saw. the mittens. >> as soon as she said underwear everybody started laughing. what's wrong with you guys? >> i was wearing everything. >> what did it feel like? >> it just felt like when you go out on a cold day and you're not wearing enough clothes. sort of the reheating process

when you go back inside, that's what i felt as i was walking down the street afterwards. >> you have to wear all the stuff. >> the key that brown probably didn't do was wear the shoes and the socks. >> we used to do the good old fashioned ice tub. tub of water, throw some ice in it, hop in. same benefits. thanks so much. glad you wore that equipment, my friend. >> had to do it for you. coming up we have "play of the day." going to call this guy the wing man of the year. we have the video when we come back. ♪ and i need you more than ever ♪ ever ♪ back. ♪ and i need you more than ever ♪ i have heart disease, watch what i eat, take statins, but still struggle to lower my ldl bad cholesterol. which means a heart attack or stroke. could strike without warning, pulling me away from everything that matters most. (siren) because with high bad cholesterol, my risk of a heart attack or stroke is real. ♪ repatha® plus a statin seriously lowers bad cholesterol by 63%. and significantly drops my risk of having a heart attack or stroke. do not take repatha® if you are allergic to it.

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good morning to you. we want to update the breaking news. the three alarm fire burning in oakland. a live look from sky 7 right now. you can see the progress. a great deal of smoke being sent up from this warehouse at east 11th and 25th avenues. firefighters still on scene putting water on it from above trying to get this under control. the flames are visible from 880. it's causing traffic delays still? >> definitely. the traffic delays have grown and it's gotten worse. if you're headed to the airport, give yourself a lot of extra time. it's right near 880. traffic jammed in both directions. southbound 880 slow. westbound 580 has been a better alterna alternate. there's a new injury crash westbound 580 at keller slowing things down as well. let's look at this from a

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the young prince in a sailor hat as his parents kate and will compete against each other in a boat race. princess charlotte stealing the show, getting cheeky with the crowd. the late night mystery guest revealed. six shows, one unprecedented late night takeover. it's ron burgundy. he's back, scotch in hand and trying his hand at standup. >> wow. please. standing ovation, get out of town. [ applause ] much deserved. much deserved. thank you. ♪ all that, and we get ready to party in the park with keith urban, all ahead as he is saying -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, keith. good morning to that big crowd out there in central park this morning. hope you guys are doing well this friday morning. >> excited for our good friend,

keith urban, here live helping us to kick off the weekend with our party in the park. there he is. he is getting the crowd fired up. they can't wait to hear him. we can't wait to get out there with him. take a look. big promises from william shatner on twitter overnight saying he's going to us. he's joining us just ahead. looking forward to that. we also ahead have two big health headlines that we're following this morning. one says eating red meat may increase breast cancer risk, while the other -- while chicken may protect you. the other, it's the link between coffee and migraines. dr. ashton will be here to check in with us on that. we begin with dangerous winds that are setting off wildfires across the west right now. ginger is in central park tracking the latest. >> george, we're talking about gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour, and up to 60 and some dry thunderstorms that could happen

today, and did start to fuel the wildfires yesterday. this one, nearly 20 acres in northern california. there are mandatory evacuations in place, and now i want to take you though to the red flag warnings and the mud slides because there is another threat. this was three-quarters of an inch of rain that ended up with burn scars. it's really fueling both. the red flag warnings taking over western idaho and northern california also into washington state for those wind gusts. but remember, erratic outflow bou bou boundaries of thunderstorms could be the problem. then you go to the southeast and the south and we've had the ridge in place that extends east talking about feels like on the order of 105 to 110 from jacksonville back to houston. guys? >> thank you so much, ginger. winter seems like it was so long ago. all right, we're going to turn now to that frightening close call at a missouri walmart. a man in military-style clothing carrying tactical weapons,

sending customers fleeing. thankfully, an offduty firefighter stepped in, and gio benitez is back. the country is still on edge after those two mass shootings. >> reporter: no doubt about it. listen, with the nation on edge people aren't taking chances. this comes days after the fbi warns of possible copycats. take a look at this. the young man wearing body army, -- armor, military fatigues and carrying an assault rifle. he approaches police with his hands in the air, eventually surrendering. police tell us he walked into that walmart in springfield, missouri, carrying more than 100 rounds of ammunition. a manager pulled a fire alarm to get people out of that store. an armed offduty firefighter happened to spot him, held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. thankfully, no one was injured, but law enforcement agencies across this country want you to be watchful just like the people at that missowalmart. >> yes. don't hesitate. thank you so much, gio. we have a lot coming up

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we're going to kick off our supermarket challenge. we'll show you how to make two meals for a family of four for under $25. >> wow. >> that's pretty good, isn't it? >> but that requires probably cooking which -- >> this is sara haines, everyone. she has "pop news." thank you, good morning and happy friday. we begin with a late night takeover last night. if you were flipping through the late night shows you might have noticed they looked similar. they all had the same guest. will ferrell or more accurately ron burgundy. in an unprecedented move, the former san diego -- that's how he says it -- newscaster stopped by all six late night shows to make his stand-up comedy debut but does mr. burgundy have the comedy chops? let's just say he's actually better at broadcasting. take a look. >> i went on ancestry.com, you know, the one where you find out where you are from, and i did the pinprick and the urine

sample and the saliva test, and it turns out, guess where i'm from? alcohol. no. no, no, no. what else? buffalo wild wings. they're not buffalo. they're not wild. it's chicken. thanks, folks. next week you can catch me at the san antonio pizza hut. not sure they do stand-up comedy there, but i'm going to give it a try. you have been a great audience. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> stick to his many leather-bound books. he was promoting season two of the ron burgundy podcast streaming now. his first guest is democratic candidate for president, kamala harris, but when kimmel asked who his dream guest would be, of

course, he said himself with the pope coming in a close second. >> so funny. >> do you ever have ron burgundy di moments? >> all the time. especially if something is in the prompter that shouldn't be there you could easily end up reading it if you know that scene. >> i absolutely do. i know michael does. >> i do not. what are you talking about? i don't have those. >> michael. >> i -- >> george, i know you can't have them because you're, like, newsman, with you have you ever, like, read something and been, like, i'm george stephanopoulos? >> oh, yeah. >> there have been so many moments on our show where i'll read something, and it doesn't make sense, but i'm reading what's in the prompter. the prompter. the amount of ron burgundy jokes i set that one up for. >> i've never done that ever. [ laughter ] >> and that's a lie. and now to prince george and princess charlotte. the two siblings tagged along with mom and dad for a day on the water where duchess kate and prince william were competing in a charity sailing race called the king's cup regatta.

prince george, looking more like a captain in that adorable hat, but princess charlotte stole the show sticking out her tongue. it's her signature move and duchess kate was a good sport and better sport when she came in last out of the whole race and won a large wooden spoon. [ laughter ] now, if you're wondering what i did all morning i tried to figure out, why a large wooden spoon? >> what's the answer? >> couldn't find it. i have no idea. it's not an oar. it's literally a wooden spoon. >> it's the only gift you could give a royal. she's got everything else. >> participation trophy. >> coming in second was a large spatula, people. and finally we all know you can't teach on old dog new tricks but apparently you can teach a pony new tricks. take a look. this pony who thinks he might be a puppy or david beckham. but he is literally -- he's 14 months. his name is itsy, and it's

actually a special ball there he's chasing, designed for horses. owner lynn saying he loves to play out in the field like this and it's kind of a form of exercise. >> yeah. >> cute. >> looks like he's having fun. >> it's so cute. my dogs won't even bring anything back, and that pony is, like, next level. i bet enzoghes. he does bring stuff back, but you know, you need to pony up on this, okay? [ applause ] george, let's end on a high note. anything? okay, back to michael. >> thank you, sara. all right, we'll go to our "gma" cover story. thank you so much, sara, because i'm ron burgundy. we have an alert about grilling. doctors warn that if you are cleaning your grill with a wire bristle brush, you could end up in the hospital. stephanie ramos is back with the story. hey, steph. >> reporter: hey. good morning. this morning, one michigan woman

is finally able to speak out against wire grill brushes after a bristle became lodged in her throat and stayed there for nearly six months. >> i felt this searing pain in the left side of my throat. i could not even talk. >> reporter: that pain the result of this, a more than one-inch metal bristle unknowingly swallowed after it apparently fell off and got stuck to the hot dog linda was eating at a family cookout. >> i could not take another bite. i couldn't do anything really. i woke up in the middle of the night and could not breathe or swallow. i had no idea it was a wire from the brush. >> reporter: this x-ray shows the needle-like object embedded right in her throat, but it would take nearly six months to find the right team of doctors who could remove it. >> nobody could find it. the emergency room doctor scoped my throat and saw scratches, but he never saw the wire. as fine as a strand of hair. >> reporter: she was finally

referred to michigan medicine at the university of michigan. >> we see these not all that infrequently. the foreign body like this can lead to, you know, a serious infection in the neck that potentially could be life-threatening. >> reporter: this also happened to 16-year-old tristan beck. tristan said it was like he was being stabbed from the inside. luckily doctors were also able to identify the bristle and remove it. >> pretty violent and hurt really bad. >> reporter: the centers for consider using alternative brushless cleaning tools like a grilling stone or even a balled up piece o bshy inspect it before every use. if it's worn or has areas with fewer bristles that's a sign. some have maybe already fallen off. it should be replaced. they also say to check your grill before placing anything on

it, hovering a magnet over it can attract any rogue bristles and keep them off your food. so they do make brushes that don't have those metal bristles like this one. some are made out of mesh, nylon or some use a safer metal coil, but check this out. you can also use a plain old onion just like this. >> how do we use that? >> you slice that in half. this has been sliced. stick that long grilling fork into it and then scrub that grill just like that. onions havut get this, if you want a boost in that power priatet. >>ecilia. thank you, we have a "gma" health alert. two big headlines this morning. one says eating red meat might increase breast cancer risks while poultry may protect you. the other revealing just how much coffee is too much for migraine sufferers.

dr. ashton is here to break this down for us. let's start with migraines. a lot of people drink coffee when they have headaches thinking that they help. >> correct. >> this study saying it might trig they remember though. >> both of these studies, heavy, heavy on the association right now, not causation, not cause and effect but very thought provoking. start with the caffeine, it's not just coffee. the study done in boston looked at just under 100 adult migraine sufferers, followed them for six weeks, tracked their caffeine consumption so coffee, tea, soda, energy drinks. those people who had three or more servings of caffeinated beverages a day, went on to have a higher risk of having a migraine headache that day or the day after, so kind of an interesting finding. sometimes we think the opposite. >> we've talked a lot at this show about the benefits of drinking caffeine coffee. does this tell you cut it down

to two cups? >> not yet. it's not ready for prime time in terms of its recommendations for migraine sufferers. you know i've spoken many, many times. overall, the data supports health benefits to caffeine. we know it can potentially reduce the risk of certain types of cancer. it can boost brain function, of course, on the negative side it has the potential for increasing blood pressure and heart rate and this study points out that for some people with migraines, it may actually trigger a migraine, not help it, but to be clear. medically we often recommend caffeine when someone is having a migraine because it constricts afctn, so is the advice bra different for them? >> it may be another subtle message behind the study. it's not one size fits all. about one in five suffer from them. more common it women. i tell patients first, try to figure out what triggers yours and then in terms

of management do everything you can to prevent it but reduce the severity and frequency of that migrai migraine, and for a lot of people, it's dietary triggers. >> the other big headline. you brought plates to kind of give us a demonstration. this is about limiting red meat and its relation to breast cancer. >> exactly. much larger study and looked at over 40,000 women with a very strong history of breast cancer and they looked at meat consumption, read meat versus poultry. they found that if the women who ate the most red meat, they had a 23% greater risk of developing breast cancer. those who ate poultry, 15% lower risk. we need more data in terms of cause and effect. if it's in your power to modify, you might want to go for the poultry versus the red meat in moderation. >> you have a background in nutrition so thank you. >> i'm going to have my fourth cup of coffee. >> just don't cut the red wine.

let's go back over the to ginger in central park. >> cecilia, i have to tell you, keith urban's fans are some of the nicest that we have had all summer. this is diane. this is her birthday. you're all celebrating from columbus, ohio, but this is kelsey. she's going to lead us in a little song. let's start it up. ♪ days go by i can feel the fire like a hand in the window in the wind ♪ ♪ when cars go by >> yes. we are clapping it through because this is going to be one of the songs that they're hoping to hear from mr. keith urban. it's coming up right here o

john quinones' new season of "what would you do?" starts tonight. john, you brought in "dancing with the stars" champ nyle dimarco for the first show. >> we were lucky enough to have him join us right on the set. he was an actor for us in the scenario. there are an estimated 10 million people in the u.s. who are hard of hearing. 1 million functionally deaf, nyle helped us see a man being ridiculed by a waiter who was impatient at a restaurant. what would you do? >> nyle at the center of the scene. >> these specials, specials. this full menu. you guys, i don't have anything on me.

i got a pen. that's it. >> a piece of paper. >> reporter: and right away, these nearby diners are trying to help tyler communicate with him. >> i'm not playing charades with you right now. what else do you want? >> why don't you get somebody else to serve him? get somebody else to serve him. >> i'm doing my job. >> you're really rude. what are you going to get, hon? he wants water. >> i need it quick, please. >> reporter: when tyler walks away, she has a choice word for him that nyle fully understands. >> [ bleep ]. >> we can see that. [ laughter ] >> thank god for the bleep. >> so what else did your deaf actor tell you about how they're treated in real life? >> the good news is that after a long day of shooting, only one person agreed with that mean waiter and she told us afterward that, you know, people who are deaf should bring along a pen and paper everywhere they go, but the real actor, nyle told us this happens to him all the

time. he and his family -- all of whom are deaf, when they go out, they get strange looks from waiters, and a look of panic on the waiters' faces to have to deal with this. there is new technology like cell phones and they can text their orders and communicate easier now. >> what else tonight? >> a baby-sitter at a restaurant who is being berated. he's african-american and taking care of two white children. this is ripped right from the headlines because this actually happened. someone is calling the police on him because they are suspicious that this black man is taking care of two children. what would you do then? and we're also doing another scenario where a woman is to impoverished that she's at a restaurant and she can't afford a meal for her entire family, so she's splitting her meal with all the kids, one meal, and she's having nothing for herself. what would you do if you witnessed this, and you know, it just restores your faith in

america when people step up time and again and help her and pay for her meal and tell her, it doesn't matter, you know, don't mention it to the kids. you eat, she tells them. you eat, and just say that you found the money somehow. >> that's pretty great. how often do people's responses surprise you? >> all the time. not only their responses surprise me but the people who respond, you know, you would think that some person is going to be the racist because he looks -- we all judge by appearances and it turns out he's a teddy bear. some big dude with tattoos and a shaved head embraces the victim and the little old lady who was so sweet and you would think she would be so kind turns out to be the meanest woman you can imagine. so we're surprised all the time. >> well, thank you for coming in. everyone at home can see the season premiere of "what would you do?" tonight here at 9:00 on abc. coming up here, keith urban. ♪

good morning. an update to the three alarm fire in oakland. here's a look from sky 7. a large fire is burning at an artist's warehouse called moxi at east 11th and 25th avenue. ten businesses have burned. there are no reports of any injuries. the fire is visible along interstate 880. we have a look at how that's impacting traffic. >> it's causing big delays especially on northbound 880 as you drive through the area. it's visible from the traffic is jammed? both directions. in the northbound direction it's adding 20 minutes to your commute. 580 is an alternate but it's slow as well with an accident at 106th avenue. that delay is only 10 minutes. still a better

good news. the smoke construction is tapered rather quickly. the winds are blowing from west to east. the east bay hills in piedmont could have poor air quality. driving, a sprinkle in north bay. mass transit wall to warm. cooler than average today. cooler tomorrow. the heat returns next week. >> all right. thanks, mike. another abc7 news update a nbt

♪ 24 karat magic in the air bt [ applause ] thanks for coming back. a great guest, tv legend from "star trek" to "boston legal." now he's trying to solve some of the world's most fascinating mysteries in the new series, "unexplained." >> what do we really know about this planet we live on? just when we think we have mother nature figured out. something reminds us that we're not as smart as we think we are. after all, have we found a way to put out the centralia fire or how devil's tower was formed? what if not knowing all the answers is why we were put here in the first place? perhaps we were made to keep searching, to keep learning and to keep trying to figure out the answers. >> please welcome william shatner. [ applause ] >> but, you know, it's true.

we live our life in mystery. the large mysteries like why are we here, why are we born, what are we doing? the universe is expanding, it should be contracting. small mysteries like how did michael strahan get so good at broadcasting? >> which episode is that? >> the next episode. so it's an examination of the mysteries that surround us, this show. "the unexpected -- "the unexplained," it's called, on fridays at 10:00, and it's gotten popular, and i'm here to tell you -- >> what is your favorite mystery to cover? >> a guy gets into a car accident and is in a coma for a period of time, months, a long time. he comes out of the coma, and he starts to play the piano like a

concert pianist. >> and never played before. >> never saw a piano before. the mystery of the brain, the mysteries of premonitions -- this is going to happen, and suddenly it happens. how is that -- how does that work? >> fascinating. how about have you solved any? >> we offer -- in some cases we offer explanations, but i think that a mystery that's unsolved is the most intriguing. like you could offer possible explanations. scientists can say the expanding universe, well, it's dark matter but we don't know what dark matter is. >> can't see it. >> can't see it, can't feel it. can't examine it. we don't know what it is. so there are mysteries that we live our life by that we have no idea what the explanation is, and so our show is -- >> feels like you were born to do this show. >> that's the mystery. [ laughter ]

>> well, before you go, we have a mutual friend of ours sent in a message. >> what? >> we want to play for you. let's look. >> hey, bill. tom here, so you're at "good morning america." well, i'm going to be at "good morning america" soon to unveil the new cast of "dancing with the stars" and if you just stick around at "good morning america," maybe we could add your name to the list, you know you want to. come on, buddy. [ laughter ] >> so? >> look, for years -- [ laughter ] for years they've been wanting and i thought, you know, go on "dancing with the stars" you can make an idiot of yourself anywhere, but on "dancing with the stars," you're more likely to make an idiot of yourself, and i thought, maybe i would. then i ride a lot of horses. i'm still competing on horseback -- >> competing? >> and your back slowly goes and the back controls the legs and i think my dancing years are over, but if tom would carry me around, i mean, maybe --

>> we'll take it to him when he comes next week. pleasure for coming in. "the unexplained" friday on the history channel. >> history channel at 10:00. >> that sounds great. thanks for coming in. keith urban is live in central park next. ♪

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to see? [ chanting "keith urban" ] >> let's do that. michael and cecilia. all right. thank you so much, ginger. we have got a great crowd here for our party in the park. who is ready for keith urban? >> we are definitely ready. he's won four grammys and he is the reigning cma entertainer of the year, guys, here's keith urban performing "wasted time." [ cheers and applause ] >> new york. ♪ ♪ the rain is coming down tonight i'm smiling looking at this photograph ♪ ♪ hr thatonani'm flying right back to when we had it made ♪ ♪ every friday night when the sun went down ♪ ♪ we'd be running them streets like we owned the town ♪ ♪ and i just can't let it go,

no, i just can't let it go ♪ ♪ i wonder if you ever think about it like i do seven kids on a two-lane road ♪ ♪ had "the guns" on the radio after all this time it still feels so good ♪ ♪ when i think about those summer nights singing out the window on the back roads "sweet child o' mine" ♪ ♪ sipping on the locos spark of light ain't it funny how the best days of my life ♪ ♪ was all that wasted time all that wasted time ♪ ♪ out of nowhere it slipped away and the rope by the river hangs silently ♪ ♪ and the town that we knew ain't nothing like it used to be ah, i cannot explain ♪ ♪ they took all the color from

the picture frame ♪ ♪ and the days got sold to the grid and the game ♪ ♪ but i just can't let it go but i just can't let it go ♪ ♪ i wonder if you ever think about it like i do ♪ ♪ seven kids on a two-lane road we had "the guns" on the radio ♪ ♪ after all this time it still feels so good ♪ ♪ when i think about those summer nights singing out the window on the back roads "sweet child o' mine" ♪ ♪ sipping on the locos spark of light ain't it funny how the best days of my life ♪ >> sing it! ♪ was all that wasted time all that wasted time ♪ ♪ swinging on the line living all that wasted time ♪

♪ hey hey ♪ ♪ now summer dresses drying out on the hood of the car ♪ ♪ only music that we had was out the left speaker ♪ ♪ we were living every second till the time ran out ♪ ♪ we had nothing but we had it all ♪ ♪ when i think about those summer nights sneaking out the window, running back roads, your hand in mine ♪ ♪ we were going nowhere we were so alive ♪ >> like right now. ♪ uh-huh, ain't it crazy how the best days of my life was all that wasted time ♪ swinging out on the line ♪ ♪ living all that wasted time hey, you know, oh ♪

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>> that's a big one. well, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> you are working on new music. >> yeah. >> we're all excited about that, so what can we expect? >> uh, i don't know. until it's done, i get in there and start recording and it comes out as it comes out. i never know myself. >> you're in the middle of a world tour right now. >> we just sort of finished one, and much more back in the studio. a few little dates here and there, but mostly in the studio. >> on that tour, you visited -- you saw more than a million fans. >> yeah. >> seven countries. >> yes. >> you got to be tired from the travel. what was your favorite stop? >> i'm ready to hit the road again. yeah, because of that. it's amazing. >> what was your favorite stop? >> they're all, you know, we have gotten to the point now where they're so consistent because everybody knows all the songs. it's an incredible feeling. >> it's fun everywhere you go? >> you're about to perform your hit, "we were."

yes. you shot the music video in one take. it was written by country star eric church. this song hit close to home with you and your wife nicole. >> they all do in different ways. yeah, this song -- ♪ we're going toc version today. >> we're excited about that. >> well, i have one question for our audience. are you guys ready? [ cheers ] yeah, they're ready. here to perform his latest hit, here's keith urban and "we were." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ we were just a couple years short of the age by my name on a fake i.d. ♪ ♪ and still about a hundred away from the day your daddy said you could run with me ♪ ♪ we were a couple of line steppers who just couldn't wait to step over the line ♪ ♪ never thinking we wouldn't

last ♪ ♪ i was your first and you were mine ♪ ♪ and we wore leather jackets, hanging on to a harley, two heartbeats in the moonlight ♪ ♪ we were both feet hanging out over the edge of the water tower skyline ♪ ♪ at least there's a little bit of sweet in the bitter though a part of me is always gonna miss it ♪ ♪ i am who i am i just miss who i was when we were ♪ >> oh, yes. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ we were gonna make it work baby, had it all laid out in our mind ♪ ♪ by the time we knew time was running out we'd done run out of time ♪ ♪ we were downtown saturday night last call, cover band ♪ ♪ till the last song played

never thought we'd fade like the stamp on the back of her hand ♪ ♪ we were, her on my shoulders, lighter in the air, pour some sugar on me ♪ ♪ we were a top town in johnson's field when she whispered that she wants me ♪ ♪ at least there's a little bit of sweet in the bitter though a part of me is always gonna miss it ♪ ♪ i am who i am i just miss who i was when we were ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ oh, baby ♪ whoa ♪ we were leather jackets hanging on to a harley two heartbeats in the moonlight ♪ ♪ we were both feet hanging out over the edge of the water tower skyline ♪ ♪ at least there's a little bit of sweet in the bitter ♪ ♪ though a part of me is always gonna miss her ♪

♪ i am who i am i just miss who i was when we were ♪ ♪ friends say, oh, well, let that ship sail, you've got to let go of her ♪ ♪ just wasn't meant to be, but somewhere down deep i still believe that we were ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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[ cheers and applause ] we want to thank you guys at home for watching and everybody who showed up in the park to watch keith urban. he rocked our party in central park. thank you so much, keith. >> he'll rock us into the weekend with "somewhere in my car." ♪ >> help us out if you know it. ♪ oh ♪ i'm driving home tonight catching all red lights ♪ ♪ that's all right 'cause i don't want to be alone ♪ ♪ there's nobody waiting there cold and empty bed words i wished i'd said come on the

radio ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, and i don't know why i do this to myself ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, i know you're with someone else ♪ ♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car ♪ ♪ and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire ♪ ♪ i never will forget you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ fingertips slide up and down my back breathing hard steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring you back home ♪ ♪ hey ♪ so i've been sleeping till noon ♪ ♪ where i once held you and it's breaking my heart ♪ ♪ i should take down all those

pictures from my wall ♪ ♪ promises we made won't fill this empty space ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, and i don't know why i just can't let you go ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, i know you're never coming back ♪ ♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car ♪ ♪ and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire ♪ ♪ i never will forget you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ fingertips slide up and down my back breathing hard steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring you back home ♪ ♪

♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire ♪ ♪ i never will forget you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back breathing hard, steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring you back home ♪ ♪ if i could bring you back ♪ yeah oh oh oh remember we were screaming out the window, baby ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> you guys are the best. thank you so much. how about it for the band? [ applause ]

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good morning. here's mike nicco with our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. i thought i'd show you the beach. santa cruz ready for you. comfy for all of us. 60s, 70s and 80s. a lot of sunshine and a small craft advisory until 3:00. the bay should be more tranquil. a chance of drizzle. even a stray shower tomorrow morning. and then that will lead to our coolest afternoon. >> the earlier warehouse fire in oakland along 880 is improving now, and so is traffic. northbound 880 still jammed. westbound 580 has been slow as well. and so everyone is now at the pay bridge toll plaza backed up through the maze. elsewhere fairly light friday traffic. >> thank you. time now for "live with

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