bye bye. what's making news in america this morning. good morning, america. breaking overnight, campus shooting. one student killed. two others injured when gunfire erupts at a city college. classes evacuated. the campus on lockdown. the hunt for the killer right now. labor day lashing. dust storm, monsoon rains and dangerous waves slamming the west. the heat wave making a comeback in the east. but will gas prices be the silver lining for millions traveling this holiday weekend. new overnight, an emotional joe biden speaks out for the first time since ziering considering a presidential bid and donald trump pledges to back his rivals if they beat him. high flying drama over the u.s. open last night. >> we're not entirely certain what landed in the stands. >> a drone crashing in the grandstands during a match. police rushing to investigate. the serious safety questions

this morning. and good morning, america. boy, that was a real scare at the u.s. open last night. let's take a look again. you see that drone flying over the stadium before it actually lands in the stands and these days you just can't be too sure about what's on that drone. it really did have everybody hold their breath for awhile. a lot more on that ahead. >> first we begin with that news breaking overnight, a deadly shooting. one student dead. two others injured and a manhunt under way right now for the killer. abc's phillip mena is here with more on that. >> reporter: good morning, sacramento city college with 25,000 students in shock as the gunman remains on the loose. a frantic manhunt in sacramento this morning after an on campus shooting at sacramento city college left at least one student dead, two others injured. the gunman firing in the parking

lot near a baseball field. the shooting began 4 p.m. west coast time. the school notifying students by text. >> we've gotten two shelter in place notices. >> reporter: as classes evacuated evacuated the school on lockdown. >> they told us to head to our left and right and that was all we were told. >> reporter: police skied the gunman as a pacific islander with short, dark hair. the motive, not known at this time. as for the two victims, one is in serious condition, but is expected to fully recover. the other grazed by a bullet and will be fine. george. >> thank goodness for that. that county clerk in kentucky jayed by a judge after she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples and religion belief. the judge said it was her duty under law. alex perez on the story. >> reporter: good morning. those who sued davis were

seeking to have her fined but the judge didn't believe that would be enough to get her to comply so he put her in jail. this morning county clerk kim davis waking up behind bars, transferred to jail, a federal judge finding her in contempt of court after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. marriage equality supporters erupting in cheers. davis saying in testimony thursday, my conscience will not allow me. >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> under god's authority. >> reporter: the controversial clerk citing religious objections has been denying licenses since june when the supreme court legalized gay marriage nationwide. david erermold and david moore refused refused three times. >> you have disrespected us. >> reporter: one couple that sued davis now preparing to wed. >> tomorrow as a couple it'll be an important day in our lives. >> reporter: on the campaign

trail several gop candidates supporting davis from rand paul -- >> i think it's absurd to put someone in jail for exercising their religious liberty. >> reporter: to senator ted cruz to former governor mike huckabee using the #imwithkim tweeting we must defend religious liberty asking supporters to sign a petition to free the clerk but the white house also weighing in. >> the success of our democracy depends on the rule of law and there's no public official that is above the rule of law. >> reporter: now davis can resign. if she doesn't and refuses to comply the judge can hold her in custody until she follows the law. george. >> thanks, alex. more on this now from the lawyer for kim davis, matthew staver. i understand and respect her beliefs here and her conscience but when a public official's conscience conflicts with the law doesn't that public official have a duty to resign? >> well, she's elected by the people and if the people want her to resign then the people can ask her to resign and they

haven't done that, in fact, she's a very well-liked individual in that community. you know, just a year ago the attorney general had a conscience conflict with defending the marriage laws and the governor of the state of kentucky accommodated him and allowed had him to step down and hired outside counsel to protect his conscience rights and that's fine. kim davis is asking for something that doesn't cost anything and she's not the only one. there are lots of clerks in kentucky with the same convictions and have one request, just remove our name from the official licenses. can you have the commonwealth of kentucky, that's fine, they'll record it. that's fine just don't affix their name and title to a marriage certificate that collides with their religious beliefs. >> another fix is that the deputies can sign the marriage licenses. that's expected to happen today. if that does, indeed, happen, do you expect the judge will release miss davis? >> no, i don't think he will because, in fact, it's the same thing for kim davis. it still has her name on it.

yes, the deputies can -- they did not want to originally but then the judge brought them in and threatened them with jail time, as well so five out of the six said they would issue the licenses but it doesn't remedy the situation for kim or anyone else. because it still has kim's name on it. one thing about kim, she may be incarcerated behind the jail bars but her conscience remains free and just knowing kim she's made a decision and can't violate that conscience and she can't have this collision with her religious convictions. i think she represents lots of clerks in kentucky, lots of clerks around the country and i think there's going to be some effort to change and protect kim's religious freedom and many others like her. >> how long is she prepared to stay in jail? >> she will not violate her conscience so whatever the consequences of that is, kim davis doesn't want to be in this situation, but she's prepared to face whatever it is. >> mr. staver, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. my pleasure. unclear if it'll come to that. the judge has the ability to

hold her in jail for up to 18 months. >> i'm sure a lot are watching that around the country. also a lot watching the weather. holiday weekend weather. the west feeling the effect of that newest tropical storm and out east, the heat is making a comeback, ginger, no. >> brief reprieve and a comeback. we'll get to that but first the strong storms rolling across the desert southwest. stunning pictures of those dust storms. about 4,000 without power so not the strongest that they've seen this week but certainly something that you could see more of. not only today but tomorrow thanks to tropical storm kevin. not that it's going to make landfall but turn away from cabo but surge enough moisture into the desert southwest that we could see more flash flooding, gusty wins and dust storms. so many of us going to the beach and look at this. rip currents were a problem last week in huntington and took the lifeguards, the video of all the saves, more than 470 in one week and we've got those rip current statements out for a lot of beefs so do a little extra planning if you do that.

comfortable weekend, as i said, much, much hotter as we hit the actual labor day coming up monday on the east coast. >> thanks. the race for president now. your voice, your vote. and vice president biden speaking out publicly for the first time last night about a possible run for president. jon karl covering that from the white house. you can see from biden that this is above all an emotional decision. >> reporter: it sure is, george. joe biden sounds like he really wants to run for president but he's unsure whether or not his family can handle it so soon after the death of his son beau. in an appearance last night at an atlanta synagogue, the moderator asked the vice president the big question. >> so please let us know your present thinking -- [ laughter ] -- about whether or not you'll enter the 2016 presidential race. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: after a moment of thought, vice president biden gave this heart felt response. >> the most relevant factor in

my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. >> reporter: biden dismissed other factors including fund-raising and whether or not he could take on hillary clinton. >> it's not the factor. the factor is can i do it? can my family undertake what is an arduous commitment that we'd be proud to undertake under ordinary circumstances but the honest to god answer is i just don't know. >> reporter: the biden family is still coping with the death of beau biden to brain cancer in may. in his final days beau reportedly urged his father to run. >> i can't look you straight in the eye and say now. i know i can do that. this is as honest as i can be. >> reporter: biden is expected to take at least a few weeks to make this decision but, george, after those comments last night, it is now more clear than ever why at this point he truly is un undecided. >> yeah, you can see it. his demeanor so striking there. he said hillary clinton not a factor but is she still facing the e-mail questions.

one of her top aides testifying on capitol hill yesterday. >> reporter: no question that it is a factor as far as those close to him. they look at this race, they see that hillary clinton with all the problems dealing with her e-mail issue is clearly vulnerable. they believe she is clearly beatable in a democratic primary and that is the case that they are making to democrats as joe biden maybes this decision. >> okay, jon, thanks. to the republicans now. a new move from donald trump reversing course now signed a loyalty pledge to the republican party ruling out an independent run for president. prompting to support the gop nominee even if it's not him. abc's tom llamas has been tracking the race and joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. all 17 republican candidates have now signed that pledge. trump says there's no scenario where he leaves the republican party to go rogue. this as an interview with a host didn't go exactly as planned. this morning, donald trump's going from this -- this time. >> okay. >> reporter: -- to this.

>> so i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> reporter: promising thought to run as a third party candidate holding up a sign pledged to the gop. rival jeb bush mocking the whole affair tweeting out this photo, voted republican since 1972 and signing it. but this was no joke for the chairman of the republican party. reince priebus meeting with trump privately. >> he did what he had to do and i did what i had to do as chairman of the party and my job is to put the party in a better position and when we get a nominee. >> reporter: meanwhile, overnight donald trump showing he may need a foreign policy coach if he wants to make it to the white house. >> are you familiar with general suleimani? >> yes, i -- go ahead, give me a little -- >> he runs the quds forces. >> yes, okay, right. >> do you expect. >> and i think the kurds have

been by the way horribly mistreated by us. >> not the kurds, the quds forces. >> yes. >> reporter: republican front-runner stumble you through an interview on thursday. >> i don't believe in gotcha questions. i'm not trying to quiz you. >> that is. you know, when you're asking about who is running this, this, this, that's not -- that is not -- i will be so good at the military, your head will spin. >> reporter: and hugh hewitt we just heard from will be part of the next republican debate. the latest national poll shows trump stronger than ever leading the pack with 30% of the vote. >> right now winning across the board. tom, thanks very much. much more on this sunday on "this week." right now to paula faris with today's other top stories. boy, this crisis in europe continues to grow. >> so heartbreaking. good morning. right now a tense standoff is under way as hundreds of middle eastern refugees seeing a better life in europe are demanding to board trains for germany but they're being stopped and forced into camp.

some including women and children, look at these images are blocking railroad tracks in a desperate protest. alex marquardt is in hungary overwhelm by this. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula. some very dramatic scenes. this is essentially standoff between what may be more than a thousand syrian refugees and these police forces that won't let them go further. you can hear them chanting, freedom. refusing to be taken to nearby refugee camps and demanding that they be allowed to proceed to germany. this morning, their message is clear. but they will not budge. desperate to go on. >> the situation is so bad. >> reporter: the greatest refugee crisis since the second world war. thousands of refugees risking their lives crossing the mediterranean sea, they're taking extraordinary chances like packing themselves into airless trucks just last week more than 70 syrian refugees suffocating to death in austria. and what may be the lasting

image of the world's failure to end the war in syria, the heartbreaking photos of a 3-year-old syrian toddler drowned on a turkish beach as his family tried to reach safer shores. these tragedies fueling calls for action from around the world demands the european leaders do more. just this morning british prime minister david cameron whose country has taken in very few syrian refugees saying they will now accept thousands more. paula. >> acquiescing to that pressure, thank you. back in this country overnight a big welcome home for an american hero. spencer stone arrived to cheering crowds in california, stone, if you remember, was one of four americans who helped stop a terrorist attack on a train in france just last month. sacramento will throw a parade in their honor on september 11th. a royal visit at the white house today. the king of saudi arabia is meeting with president obama to discuss the iran nuclear deal. the king sparing no expense. look at his motorcade, dozens of luxury cars as far as you can see and the king booked the

entire four seasons hotel in georgetown. the plunging price of oil means big savings at the gas pump. drivers will be paying the lowest prices in 11 years with prices dropping as much as seven cents overnight. and in indianapolis a scare at the colts game. three fans were injured when a bolt fell from the retrackable roof as it was being opened. we are told, however, their injuries are not life-threatening. finally proof that if you work hard you can accomplish just about everything. even if you're only 4'5" and you want to be a high school football star. check out adam blazing trails on the football field for the nationally ranked american heritage school's varsity team. adam is only 4'5". he weighs 95 pounds but because of his hard work and determination, the 17-year-old made the team standing tall. we're talking about a state championship caliber football team. he has yet to make -- play in a

game but coach says he'll call his number time soon but good for him. >> lightning fast. >> super fast. thank you. >> and elusive. >> speaking of football, tom brady back at gillette stadium on the heels of another big victory up in just 30 seconds. >> tom brady getting ready for next week's nfl season opener after a judge threw out his four-game suspension but the legal battle is not over yet. abc's ryan smith is at the stadium in foxborough, massachusetts.

good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. after eight months of deflategate controversy, it's over for now. overnight the nfl appealing a federal judge's decision for brady. that decision focusing on the way the nfl handled brady's case, not ruling on whether brady was involved in an alleged scheme to deflate footballs. >> good to see you. >> reporter: the star quarterback walking the halls of gillette stadium thursday night not addressing the media but this morning he's back on the field for the patriots regular season. his four-game suspension for his alleged role in deflategate flown out by a federal judge thursday. as a sigh of relief heard all over new england. >> thank god it's over. i hope. i hope. >> reporter: saying commissioner roger goodell's upholding of brady's suspension was based on several significant legal deficiencies like not properly warning brady of potential discipline for his alleged role or giving brady requested access to key files and witnesses in his nfl appeal hearing. but the judge not ruling on a

key aspect of the scandal whether brady knew about or encouraged deflating footballs. >> the judge made it crystal clear it was the process that concerned him and that's why he ruled in favor of tom brady. he was not saying that tom brady was innocent. >> reporter: this couple outside gillette stadium divided over this. like much of the country. >> the truth was told. >> i think they cheated. >> protect the ball there. >> reporter: so tom brady is now clear to play when the patriots celebrate their super bowl win and start their title defense against the pittsburgh steelers right here next week but roger goodell won't be there. sources tell us he believes the focus should be on the dame and festivities but will be watching on tv. >> they're appealing this, correct? >> that's correct. this was a surprise decision for many, many thinking the arbitrator is given due deference but the nfl saying they want to protect the

integrity of the game so they are going to continue the fight in deflategate. >> all right, not over yet, ryan smith, thanks so much. >> okay, we got a lot more coming up this morning including that scary moment at the u.s. open. a drone spotted flying overhead crash landing in the stadium stands right in the middle of a heated match. a new alert for millions selling thicks on ebay. your private information may not be as private as you think. >> it is. i have a name, a city and a phone number. the corner... i'm home. hi dad the force was strong between father and son. you got it? what are you doing buddy? it's my ewok happy dance! of course it is. today... hello, hello. hey, daddy. it is passed on to a new generation. you got it? ewok dance? yeah. and the circle is now complete. walmart has always been the best place in the galaxy to get everyday low prices on star wars.

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next from your local ab this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. good morning it's 7:24 on this friday september 4th. i'm lori stokes. breaking news at this hour, a rough night for police in bushwick brooklyn, a bullet in the door of an undercover police car marks the end of a pursuit for a suspect. he allegedly wounded one man on madison street. he faced off with police opening fire on bushwick avenue. police shot him in the leg. he's now in the hospital. the police officers who arrested him were unharmed. two former new jersey day care workers accused of creating a kids fight club are due in court. prosecutors say erica kenny and sha niece white provoked shoving matches between children and videotaped them. no one was seriously hurt.

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you're not moving across that upper level, very heavy. let's go to our maps. george washington bridge has an accident underneath the apartments, plus there was an accident on the cross bronx expressway at white plains old earlier. that is cleared. the holland is a 5 minute delay. extra service this afternoon, long island railroad, metro north, new jersey transit trains and buses. if you're heading away for the holiday weekend you can definitely utilize mass transit. and if you are going on to the new jersey turnpike truck lanes north near 8a there was a truck fire here. that truck was carrying watermelon. they're still out there trying to get that offloaded. you want to stick with lanes instead. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. let's check in with meteorologist amy freeze. >> temperatures are already in the upper 70s but we're going to look for temperatures in the low 80s much cooler than yesterday. basically what's happening is a front is coming through the area. as that occurs today a

refreshing air mass takes over. low to mid-70s. 72 for massapequa, 75 in newark and 63 in monticello. a spotty shower can't be ruled out. we're not really focusing on that. it's the cooler temperatures, 83 today. the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. amy thank you. it's 7:28. that'll do it for us. we're back in half an hour. coming up, did you know when you sign up for ebay some of

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good morning, america. a manhunt under way for that killer on a sacramento college campus. one student shot dead. two others injured. the sole survivor from that shooting on live television is making progress. vicki gardner steadily improving. a fund has been set up for the community center she was promote promoting during that interview. force friday. toys from the new movie going on sale around the world. an estimated $3 billion in "star wars" toys will be sold this year. >> good morning, america. yes, because when you go to buy the "star wars" toy, you should be dressed in full regalia, correct? i mean, they were out there since midnight. the lines, people storming the stores to get all of those toys. you see what i did with that. >> it was good, amy. where is your lightsaber. >> these guys look pretty intimidating right there but it

is doing amazingly well. we begin with that scare at the u.s. open last night. a drone lands in the stands right in the middle of a match. abc's t.j. holmes has the story. >> reporter: from battling extreme heat -- >> the point penalty gave the game to bemelsmans. >> reporter: -- to flaming tempers it's been packed with drama blue what happened during the last match of the day was a first. >> we have a moment here where we're not entirely certain as to what it is that landed in the stands. >> reporter: look at the top of this video filmed around 8:30 thursday night. a drone spotted flying into new york's armstrong stadium crashing down in the grandstands during a heated tennis match between flavia pennetta and monica niculescu. >> i think both players heard it. >> that will cause a halt in play. >> reporter: the match coming to a temporary standstill while

police rushed to the stands. shaking both announcers and the players. some even thinking it was a bomb. >> can we continue? >> reporter: the man allegedly at the controls. 26-year-old daniel verley, an off-duty employee of new york city's department of education, arrested early this morning charged with reckless endangerment and violations related to flying the drone. no spectators were injured. the match eventually picking up again with pennetta winning? >> congratulations here at the u.s. open. >> reporter: but this breach in security now raising serious questions. for "good morning america," t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to t.j. to you to a love triangle that turned deadly. a texas doctor about to stand trial for a second time charged with masterminding a plot to kill his romantic rival. linzie janis is here with that. >> reporter: it is like a plot out of a tv drama and it has captivated texas. now the surgeon charged with murdering a fellow doctor over a woman back in court after his

first trial ended in a hung jury. >> hello, i'm dr. mike gibson. >> reporter: prosecutors say amarillo plastic surgeon dr. mike dixon seen here in his own tv commercial hired a hit man to kill prominent pathologist dr. joseph sonia in a love triangle turned deadly. ra rashell dated him for a year before ending up in a relationship with sonia. that infuriated dixon, prosecutors say motivating the plastic surgeon to hierd david shepherd to murder the pathologist. >> somebody has broken a window in the back and the doctor did not show up for work today. >> reporter: sonia's body found in his home shot and stabbed in july 2012. >> one of his co-workers went in the house and he says it's not good. >> reporter: shatina told police dixon insisted on seeing her even though she continued to date dr. sonia. but in november last year, a

judge declaring a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a verdict. >> call my office for a consultation today. >> reporter: now dixon back for a new pretrial hearing. prosecutors alleging dixon paid shepherd in three silver bars worth $9,000. the hit man shepherd allegedly confessed to the crime in 2013 but dixon's defense is attacking the credibility of that confession claiming shepherd george. >> boy, a lot of twists in that story, thanks very much. we furnish to that legal drama for tori spelling suing benihana restaurant, the popular chain that cooks at your table. she suffered a bad burn after tripping and falling on one of the grills and abc's kayna whitworth has the story. >> reporter: this morning, tori spelling is lighting up a legal battle with benihana restaurants for a dinner experience she says left her badly burned. the 42-year-old "90110" alum filing a suit against the chain after she slipped and fell on

one of their grills this easter. she sustained deep second and third-degree burn injuries requiring hospitalization and surgery. she's now claiming she suffered general damage and wage loss. >> the real question comes down to, did the restaurant create some kind of dangerous condition that caused her to slip or to fall or to trip, therefore, sustaining the burns on her arm. >> reporter: the mother of four's injuries so severe she grafts. in this photo you can see the burn marks on her arm. in other photos it's covered with bandages and sleeves. her husband telling "extra" she's recovering well. >> she's recovering doing pretty good. she's just at home resting. >> reporter: the restaurant's famously close proximity of diners to the flaming open grills even parodied in the 2014 movie "alexander and the terrible horrible no good very bad day." neither benihana nor spelling

suit. she's seeking more than $25,000 in damages. for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to kayna for that. investigates." some of your personal information on ebay may not be as private as you think. uncover. fire. her honest brand sued for millions, questions about all those all natural claims. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol .

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and it's a little after 7:40 back now with "gma investigates" and the dangers of ebay. 25 million people are signed up to sell on the site and if you're one of them, your personal information may not be as private as you think. abc's rebecca jarvis here with the details. good morning. >> hi, george. good morning to you and just by listing something to sell on ebay potential buyers have access to a whole lot of your personal information. we were shocked to find how surprisingly simple it is to track down a seller's full name,

city and state, even their phone number in a matter of seconds. ebay, it's the online marketplace for 25 million sellers, but did you know when you signed up, you've allowed them to give out your personal this was to your bidders. any bidder on an item can request and receive in a matter of second a seller's full name, city and state and phone number. >> it's already too easy to get information on people and why make it even easier. >> reporter: so just how easy it? we played bids -- i'll request it for $1 on a handful of auctions and completed this simple request on ebay's website asking for seller contact information. there it is. i have a name, a city and a phone number. one of those people rerequested information for ebay seller anita. did you know when you signed up they could do this? >> no, i did not.

i thought they protected your information. >> reporter: in ebay's terps and conditions it says they can do this and the company points out the information is meant to help communication between sellers and buyers. and while ebay doesn't release seller's addresses, using anita's name, phone number and city, it took us under a minute to find her address online. now somebody knows where to find you. >> that doesn't feel very good. i have a family here. i'm doing this to make extra money for my family. >> reporter: ebay notified anita after they gave out her information. at the same time also providing her with our info, but cybersecurity expert adam levin says a scammer or thief could use fake information in their profile to try to get your info. >> a process like this is an enabler for bad guys even though it wasn't designed to be. >> reporter: we reached out to ebay. hi, this is rebecca jarvis with abc news. they declined an on camera interview but tell us of the trillions of transactions we're un

unaware of any case where this has been used maliciously, however, due to the low usage of this functionality, we'll soon be removing that feature. again, ebay tells us this morning they are fixing this and that it's only a matter of time before user information is protected from this option. but in these times of cyberattacks, issues with cybersecurity, the less information you have out there, the better and the fact that this is putting more info out there is not a good thing. >> they always find new ways to go at it. rebecca, thanks very much. coming up, the pope went for a little outing yesterday. got some new glasses. drew some major crowds for that, plus, abc's david muir is had, had the exclusive with the pope and tells us what really happened behind closed doors and the surprises pope francis had for some very special people. that is coming right up. when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need in a developing country. thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program

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back now with the abc news exclusive, david muir behind vatican walls this morning with pope francis on the eve of his visit to the united states and was there as part of an historic television first. a virtual papal audience with the pope and david is with us now and we first watched you standing outside that door in rome waiting for the pope and

there was a surprise. >> well, it felt like an eternity when you're standing there -- at the tell me the pope is going to emerge. the door open, instead of the pope coming out, they wave me in. standing behind that door is pope francis. i thought that is the first signal that he is the people's pope. he wanted to meet me privately before he walked in front of any of these cameras. >> what did he say to you? >> well, he wanted to make sure this would be a moment we will connect him with everyday americans which is what the whole town hall was about and once i said they're waiting for you in three cities he had a smile on his face. >> he had a lot more surprises in store. >> not only did he speak english but he had a surprise for an american nun who he spotted in one of the churches, one of these town hall locations and leaned over and said am i going to get a moment to speak with that nun and here's what he did. >> she was hidden among the people.

sister. sister. i wants to to -- i want to thank you, thank you personal lyly. through you all the sisters of religious orders in the u.s., for the work that you have done and that you do in the united states. >> reporter: this was such an incredible moment for sister norman. he delivers it to all the nuns here in the u.s., simply stunned all of us in the room. you'll see what happens tonight during the special but i wanted to show you one other image that came in overnight. pope francis preparing for his trip to the u.s. what does he do, heads out to buy a new pair of glasses in rome. >> is that lensskrafters. >> i'm not sure about lenscrafters but they'll want to open up a e he was there a year ago. went to the same place. listen, he says to the store

owner, i don't want to spend too much here. right? in keeping -- >> the vow of poverty very seriously. >> for -- he is not living in the grand papal apartment residence. >> modest car. >> ford focus. he drives a ford focus. really incredible and so many surprises in store. >> so much excitement building for that visit, as well and see your special edition of "20/20" at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central right here on abc. and when we come back in the next hour the latest on secret apps your kids may be using to hide texts and photos from you. >> the crowd in central park already so excited. florida georgia line here for our big summer concert just ahead. it's friday. and cruise coming up "gma's" summer concert series presented by the makers of dr. scholl's. brand new chevy smooth, beautiful skin is an advantage. the others can only hide in shame. introducing the new dr. scholl's

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inspired by pets. this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. good morning it's 7:56 on this friday september 4th. i'm lori stokes. the latest headlines, new information on a police involved shooting in brooklyn. police say this gun was recovered from a suspect shot by officers in bushwick overnight. that man is now in the hospital. detectives say the suspect shot a man on madison street, then moments later police say he got into a gun battle with officers at jefferson and bushwick avenues. the suspect was shot in the leg. the officers were not hurt. police say a new york city public school teacher is behind the drone disruption at the u.s. open. high school science teacher daniel verley faces reckless endangerment and other charges. the drone crashed into the packed stands last night in the middle of a match. no one was hurt. let's get a check on the commute with heather o'rourke. we are going to talk about our subways.

it looks like we have some issues with our q and r trains, and this is all because of mechanical problems. the uptown r trains are running by the q as a result. now if you're using the george washington bridge, it's 60 minutes because of an earlier accident on the cross bronx. then we had one underneath the apartments. 60 minutes getting into the tolls. lincoln is 20. the holland tunnel is a 10 minute delay. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori back to you. thank you. and meteorologist amy freeze with your accuweather forecast. >> hazy, still a bit warm but temperatures will not be hot and unbearable like they were yesterday. we had 93 degrees yesterday afternoon. today we're going for 83. 10 degrees cooler because of a cold front coming through the area. clouds, sun breaks, tomorrow it's all sunshine, a high of 80. 86 on sunday, and for labor day 90 degrees. quite the weekend for this last unofficial weekend of summer. thank you. 7:57. that will do it for us.

up next on good morning america, a warning for parents about new secret apps kids are using to hide texts and pictures they don't want you to see. what to

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good morning, america. it's 8 a.m. did pest control poison a 10-year-old. >> life as he knows it has been stolen from him. >> the young boy now in the hospital after his family home fumigated. parenting alert. are your kids hiding secret texts and photos on their phones using an app that looks just like a calculator? how to crack the code of your kids' cybersecrets. heaven new this morning, jessica alba's company under fire. her honest brand being sued for millions over claims the all natural products are anything but. go big or go home big bargain weekend, labor day sales rev up and where are the best deals to cars to clothes to phones? becky worley is on the case. on the edge of town we're ready to cruise into the weekend around here with florida georgia line.

as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. and a whole big crowd at central park this morning getting ready for labor day weekend and florida georgia line, there they are right now. one of the most popular bands in country and you can see why. what a great crowd. this morning. crowd. southern in there. all right, i like that. also ahead, get ready to reboot your dating life with the modern romance they ares from aziz ansari. theory. >> you sat down with him. >> i did and i'm an online success story so i was excited to see what he had to say. >> the force friday excitement coming up in "pop news." the morning rundown from paula faris now. >> good morning.

the big story, the standoff over same-sex marriage in kentucky. county clerk kim davis who has refused to issue marriage jail. her husband said she will stay in jail as long as it takes. she says same-sex marriage violates her religious beliefs but today most of her deputies are promising to follow the order and hand out the licenses while she remains behind bars. overseas hundreds are vowing to make their way west on foot if they have to in search of a better life. the refugees mostly are from syria. they're angry they're not being today the british government is giving in to pressures saying it refugees. and vice president joe biden says he has not decided yet whether to run for president. speaking at a synagogue in atlanta, last night, biden said it's going to depend on whether he and his family have the, quote, emotional energy for it and said he just isn't sure yet.

family in florida after their home was treated for termites. their young son is now in the hospital unable to speak, unable to move. abc's reena ninan has more on what went wrong. >> reporter: this morning 10-year-old peyton mccaughey hospitalized suffering severe brain damage unable to move his limbs. >> life as he's known it has been stolen from him. it's not going to be the same. >> reporter: the family hired a terminix pest control subcontractor to fumigate their florida home. within hours of returning to the house on august 16th after they say they were told it was safe to re-enter they fell ill. >> he was, you know, having some uncontrollable muscle movements. he couldn't stand up. he couldn't speak. so they took him to a local walk-in and the doctor quickly recognized it was probably a poisoning from the treatment. >> reporter: the family hired a lawyer to help get answers from terminix about the incident. overnight terminix telling abc news, we are saddened to learn

of this and our hearts are with the family. we are carefully reviewing the matter. earlier this year delaware family was poisoned after being exposed to toxic pesticide while they were on spring break in the virgin islands. back in florida little peyton who turned 10 on thursday is out of the icu and expected to be moved to rehab soon to continue his recovery. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> we wish him the best in his recovery. thank you. a major recall of sliced cheese is now being expanded. more than 330,000 cases of kraft singles are being recalled. ten times more than first announced. the thin strip of wrapping, it can stick to the cheese posing a choking hazard. more details on our website. just weeks after copping under fire for its sunscreen jessica alba's product line is now facing a lawsuit. her honest brand is accused of deceptive marketing allegedly using synthetic ingredients in soap, cleaners and other products that are supposed to be

all natural. finally, how about hanging ten in an after five -- check out this french pro surfer hitting the waves in high heels. trading in that little wet suit for a little black dress. it didn't stop her from showing off her expert skills. it's going to come as no surprise, you guys, she is a model. ranked 15th in the world and i just have one question for you all. how are you feeling about your agility this morning after seeing that? >> i can't even tan in heels like that. >> i can't. >> i'm impressed. more power to her. >> prove that women do it better than men. >> george, it's okay. you didn't have to tell us that. we already know. >> one thing else to do better probably parenting. we have a parenting alert this morning about kids and cell phones. there's secret apps that could be hiding texts and photos. some look like a calculatorment how to spot them next on "gma." we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge.

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parenting alert about kids keeping secrets on their phones hiding photos and texts behind apps that appear to be innocent. abc's mara schiavocampo has this story. >> reporter: so-called secret apps, the latest way kids are hiding things from their parents. as louisiana mom kristen learned firsthand. >> they can do anything they want and it's all locked with a pass code. >> reporter: kristen who keeps a close eye on her son's phone says she was shocked earlier this year to find the 16-year-old installed an app that hides media like texts and photos. >> i'm almost hurt when things like that are found out. i worry about him. >> basically i was hiding from my parents and it was stupid, yeah. >> reporter: so how do these cybersecret keepers work? >> so this looks like an ordinary calculator app? >> reporter: dan tynan gave us a demo. >> you tap it. it looks like a standard

calculator, in fact it is a standard calculator but when you enter the secret password your child created and hit the percent key now you have a toto album with pictures hidden that your child didn't want you to see. >> reporter: apps like these becoming so popular a county district attorney in alabama sent out a warning to parents. >> you and i know if one child knows about it many children know about it so take a minute, grab that phone. >> reporter: some parents we spoke to weren't too happy about it. >> surprise. i'm shocked. >> it's very scary to me. >> it would be upsetting to me especially if the child was younger. >> reporter: you can keep your kids from these apps by turning off their ability to install apps without your approval. >> the problem with these apps they allow kids to hide their cyberlives from their parents and sometimes the things they're hiding can harm them. >> reporter: secret cyberlife exposed. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> that's an eye opening one right there. let's talk to ericka souter,

it's tricky when you first hear about this. your kids. so how do you approach them to find out if you can trust them? >> ideal i you have had this conversation before you've given them the phone. too late. set down ground rues. they should know having a phone is a privilege and not a right. and number two, you are going to monitor what they do, what apps they put on, what kind of communications they're having and number three if they do gone. >> right. well, that's number one but you're saying you always have the right to take the phone back. >> you should always have that right. >> my daughters say i have opp, old people's problems meaning i can't navigate their phone. how can i tell it's a fake app. >> what you want to do, go get their device and go to the app store, right, on their phone and then after you go to the app store, you want to go to the search function and then you want to type in a phrase like private photos or hidden photos or secret photos and that will

yield -- we chose private photos and yields over 1700 apps that could possibly help your child hide things on their phones. but then you take a step further and stroll down. in you see the word open that means the app is up and running on your kid's phone. an alarm bell. >> if you do find these on their phones how are you supposed to handle it? you have to treat it like this is a privilege. >> remove it right away. sit down and tell them why they should not be hiding things from you. if that conversation is not enough, if you still don't trust your child's judgment consider installing software watchdog software like net nanny that helps you mon tire their photos and texts and then lastly if they are doing something wrong give an appropriate punishment. take away that device. a month. >> yes. >> you're the parent. whatever will get the message across. >> it's the most effective discipline, far and away. >> it works. >> thank you, ericka.

next up in our "heat index" labor day deals, the holiday weekend is upon us, huge end of summer sales and becky worley joins us with everything you need to know. becky. >> good morning, amy. do you remember the game red light green light? well, that's the theme for buying this holiday weekend. some deals are a green light, buy now for big savings but others are a red light, hold on, they'll get cheaper later. gas prices are low and consumer confidence is high. that means lots of americans are hitting the road to go shopping. our goal map out the best deals and help you steer clear of the buying pitfalls. start with buying a car. >> auto dealers are trying to clear out their lots to make way for the newest models. >> reporter: if you're thinking about buying before the end of the tax year, green light. now i'm going to say this in my best car salesman voice, come on down and get yourself a deal. but you want to negotiate hard. these guys are feeling the pressure to move these cars off

the lot. now summer clothes. >> this is really the last chance for retailers to clear out their summer inventories because the next big shopping weekend is black friday. >> reporter: look for an extra 50% off the sales rack at j. crew, lord & taylor has an extra 25% off, thega, a blanket 30% deal off everything and amazon offering a rare 20% off coupon code on a large selection of shoes and clothing. now for a yellow light. electronics. tvs get cheaper around black friday, hold off. there are a few lingering back to school laptop dees out there. >> you can see 15-inch laptops with mainstream processors for $400 right now. lenovo has already unveiled their labor day sales. they're cutting up to 60% off this their sale section. >> reporter: but if you're thinking of buying a new phone, red light. apple is expected to announce a new one in september and that

always slashes the price of the previous model by $100 plus black friday is famous for android phones selling for just a penny. to top things off i'm going to give you a speed round of red light green light. fall fashion is a red light. if you're seeing sales that say big discounts on all the new arrival, think about it. they'll be cheaper as we get closer to black friday. now, travel, this is a green light. this is your last chance to get a deal on thanksgiving travel on airfare. also, deals for big packages like from jetblue. they have some for 50% off. finally a green light on outdoor gear. rei has a sale on 25% off their clearance bikes and this is the shoulder season to get deals on skiing and snowboarding gear. amy, george, beep, beep, i'm going shopping. >> i like all those green lights. >> thank you, becky. we move on to our series "modern romance" with some lessons from an unlikely love maven. he offers a unique take on

dating in the digital age in "modern romance." you met up with him on the book tour. >> i sure did. i met my husband online and i'm not alone. connecting these days usually refers to some sort of digital exchange so it's no wonder that so many are finding love online but it can be overwhelming to get started. not anymore. aziz gives us tips on landing love. >> hey, you want some free food? you're like not if your presence is involved. >> reporter: comedian aziz ansari is known for his laugh out loud his tierics on tour and in shows like "scrubs." >> the machine is broken. there is no way there is a president named garfield. >> reporter: he's embarked on a different tour as he dives into the woes and wonder behind digital love in his hit book "modern romance." >> i'm a single girl dating right now. i feel like a lot of it makes -- it resonates with what i've been going through. >> reporter: how is the tour? >> it's been fun. different than a stand-up tour. like a q&a and audience asks

questions. >> reporter: he's revealing his top three theorieses on how you can make online dating spark. first, the monster truck rally theory. a different kind of date. >> normally we go out on dates and it's these awful resume exchanges and the monster truck rally theory came from us talking to this social scientist that is at stanford and said him and his friends took women on first dates to monster truck rallies. they ended up being great. >> reporter: next, the noflo-rida theory. >> which basically says we're all like a floo-rida song. you say i've heard thisefore. i get what you're doing. very similar to what you threw out last summer but then you hear it a few times on the radio, all right, flo-rida, you did it again let's start dancing. >> reporter: last but not least the owl theory. always spell-check. >> a story about this guy dating this woman who he had a huge crush on.

couldn't believe they were dating finally and one time he texted her and said something like i'm going to my friend steve's party. do you want to come. and she said who? >> hoo. >> that's a deal breaker. >> i heard you found out it wasn't an owl which was important. are you so into this there my be a round two. >> i just finished this one. i need a little bit of a breather. >> would you not agree with the spell check thing. if like misspells something, that's hard to get past. i can forgive a lot. the skub comba diving theory. when you post pictures that show -- it doesn't have to be so extravagant but a conversation starter. if you went scuba diving or skydiving or a dog, it gives something to start a conversation. >> that makes sense. "modern romance" in stores now. back to ginger in central park. >> how about this crowd this morning for florida georgia line. the excitement, the energy is up and we wanted to tell you about

something that talk more. just in case you didn't know, it's nash eventually wear your college colors today. trending number one on twitter right now. "star wars" fans around the world celebrating the release of the new line of "star wars" toys for the hotly anticipated movie, the force awakens. some storm trooping their way through the stores. we saw that earlier with amy. and some stores are already sold out. one instagram user proving that some stormtroopers can really dance. >> wow. >> that is one thing i never thought i'd see a stormtrooper do. the big favorite, the new "star wars" sweetheart bb-8, that cute droid that some fans are saying is a major player in the plot of the upcoming movie and, of course, oh, you brought it in. it's not a game until there's a lightsaber involved. have you held one of these, george? >> no, i haven't. thank you. >> may the force be with you. >> i love the sound effects. >> are you two-hand or one hand? >> two.

you don't want to get cocky. you want it get in there -- it's just my two cents george. also in "pop news" this morning, abc stars are in the hot seat in a brand-new video from our friends at yahoo! tv asking each other questions as we all gear up for the fall tv season. stars from the fab life to "black-ish," "scandal" and more. >> what kind of shoe would you be? >> one would be a jimmy choo because i like saying jimmy choo and the second would be a christian louboutin. >> and you can catch the fab life crew and all your favorites on abc when premiere week starts september 21st. i'm ready for new tv. enough with the reruns already and finally you heard ginger warn we're prepping for our alma marys. all here right now because today is national college colors day. fans all across the country decking themselves out to support their colleges. we're not the only one.

even the guys from florida georgia line in central park this morning are showing their school pride. good morning, guys. >> good morning. what's going on? >> how is it going? >> what are you guys wearing today? >> i'm rocking my florida state seminoles jersey. >> you know i'm representing for the bulldogs. >> we got a bulldog here. >> let's go, dogs. >> did you plan that? you're representing a florida and a georgia team? >> naturally, of course. i've been a florida state fan since i was a child. went there for two years and runs in my blood, absolutely. >> you guys are big football fans. >> yeah, we're pretty big fan, naturally we love our sport, we love our athletes and we're here to represent, baby, on "gma" this morning. >> i think you could have made it a tad more interesting if you were university of florida and georgia -- >> know about the big rivalry. >> i know about the gator/bulldog thing. >> you got -- >> we have too much beef going on with the florida fans. >> there wouldn't be much eye contact between of two of us, i

promise you, if that was the case. >> we need you to be besties. we can't wait to see you perform in just a little bit? we're back to rock. we're ready. >> okay, we're ready and tomorrow is the big night at espn's college gameday as they launch their 2015 season. can you catch all the action right here on abc tomorrow night and kickoff is at 8:00 p.m. and another big thanks to the collegiate licensing company for our college swag this morning. >> that's right. >> that we're all wearing. >> cedarville university. >> you got smith? i goff cedarville. >> this is michigan because i grew up in michigan. my whole family went to cedarville. okay. >> i'm a pioneer. whoo-hoo. >> more about academics, people. >> we're all about football. you bleed red and black. >> ugga ugga ugga. >> oh, coming up --

>> you look awesome. this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. good morning, it's 8:27 on this friday, september 4th. i'm lori stokes. it was a rough night for police in bushwick brooklyn. police say this gun was record from the suspect shot by officers in bushwick overnight. that man is in the hospital. detectives say the suspect shot a man on madison street. moments later police say he got into a gun battle with officers at jefferson and bushwick avenues. developing in manhattan, firefighters battled a blaze in a building on the west side overnight. that fire broke out in a fifth floor apartment in the building on west 45th street. the same building houses justin timberlake's barbecue restaurant southern hauptty.

firefighters were able to let's get a check on your morning commute. >> we have issues with the q and r train. looks like we are still dealing with our q's, 34th down to canal because of mechanic cool problems.

trains and buses will provide extra service starting around 1 p.m. 45 minutes now inbound at the george washington bridge to the upper level. there was an accident. the accident has been cleared away. the lincoln is 30. the holland is a 5 minute delay. we do have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect forked to. >> lori back to you. >> thank you heather. and your accuweather forecast with meteorologist amy freeze. >> we kick off this holiday weekend with a front coming through the area which will make our temperatures more comfortable. 78 degrees right now. we're not going to warm up past 83 today. compare that to yesterday's 93. it all spells relief. on long island 76 for great neck, 74 for hauppauge, down the shore mid-70s. to the north up the valley, 73 for white plains, 71 for poughkeepsie. no showers around here for now, and it's cooler today. tomorrow's like a perfect day, lots of sunshine and 80 degrees. warmer and nice on sunday. labor day itself 90 degrees. that's your accuweather seven- day forecast. lori. >> thank you. that'll do it for us.

live with kelly and mike [ cheers and applause ] and the big welcome back to "gma" and our party in the park, the final one, what better way to close out this year's summer concert series than with country superstars, florida georgia line. so let's get right to it. here they are with their double platinum hit "round here" off their number one album "anything goes." >> come on. >> new york. hammerin' a nail stackin' them bales i'm dog tired by the 5 o'clock hour but i'm ready to raise some hell and jesse's gettin' ready

i'm gassin' up the chevy i'm gonna pick her up at 6 i hope she's gonna wear the jeans with a tear that her mama never fixed the moon comes up and the sun goes down we find a little spot on the edge of town twist off, sip a little pass it around dance in the dust turn the radio up and that fireball whiskey whispers temptation in my ear it's a feelin' alright saturday night and that's how we do it 'round here yeah that's how we do it 'round here >> come on. mud on the grips wild cherry on her lips i've been workin' and tryin' and

flirtin' and dyin' for an all night kinda kiss and country on the boombox and candles on the toolbox doin' everything right got the country boy charm turned all the way on tonight >> let's go. the moon comes up we find a little spot on the edge of town twist off, sip a little pass it around dance in the dust turn the radio up and that fireball whiskey whispers temptation in my ear it's a feelin' alright saturday night and that's how we do it 'round here yeah that's how we do it 'round here no

the moon comes up and the sun goes down we find a little spot on the edge of town twist off, sip a little pass it around dance in the dust turn the radio up and that fireball whiskey whispers temptation in my ear it's a feelin' alright saturday night and that's how we do it 'round here yeah that's how we do it 'round here yeah that's how we do it 'round here yeah that's how we do it 'round here [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, guys. >> oh, we love those guys of just a great crowd to end the summer here in central park.

oh, who wants to do a labor day forecast? you want to know what you're about to get into? let's do that and check across the weekend. comfortable in the east, a couple of cooler days especially in the northeast. north jersey, connecticut shore will be nice and then >> and all that weather brought to you by windows 10. now, we've got this for an exciting thing, colorful. a new trend taking the running world by storm it is called the color vibe 5k. rachel is here to tell us more about it.

the focus is more about on fun than how fast you run which is my kind of jog. thank goodness. morning to you, ginger. unlike you, any tendency of there being an organized run i have a tendency of running away from it. thought this one. this was not the case. you probably heard of those obstacle races and mud runs that leave you caked in dirt from head to toe but another kind of race that leaves you looking like a human rainbow. i couldn't resist so i had to take a look. kind of awesome. full of fun, full of color, the color 5 kilometer run is exercise in disguise. the runners including yours truly, doused with colors throughout. why? why not? with over 130 races a year, all over the u.s., australia, new zealand and the uk, there is a race for everyone. >> it's a family fun 5k fun run, on time so getting all kinds of people here.

it's just to get out and do something unique, something vibrant and crazy. >> reporter: with all the races teaming up with local charities i thought this would be perfect for my first ever 5k. so i decided to head to the altamont fairgrounds in new york to get vibrant. first, my outfit. here we go. then the warm-up. it's zumba time. now i'm ready to go. >> three, two, one. >> oh, my gosh. we can do this, we can do it. all right, i am totally feeling the color vibe. are you feeling the color vibe? yeah, we're halfway through the race. come on, guys. let's go. one more time. yay! whoo! that is a wrap. whoo. after a quick rest with my new pal -- >> oh, bella is tired too. i want to do the same thing, bella.

i was ready to keep the party going. >> today she is going to be deejay rachel. >> reporter: with the ultimate dance party. the perfect summer activity for dogs, babies, families and friends, leaving you a rainbow of color. take the color vibe challenge. >> oh, that was too much fun. >> as you can see we're all suited up right now. guy, you can have no fair. biodegradable. >> should we do it? oh, yeah. >> we're getting a little colorful in central park. >> celebrate our last summer concert out here in the park. you guys ready? >> oh, yeah, here we go. three, two, one. >> whoo!

>> oh, my goodness. >> all right. as colorful as this we have more florida georgia line performing live right here in central park. we'll see you soon.

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how about we get to more florida georgia line. let's hear it. this is "anything goes." alabama on the boombox, baby 'bout to get a little boondock crazy ooh yeah >> new york. y'all ready? one more time. big stars breaking out through the indigo chevy wind comin' in in stereo tail lights disappearin' 'bout a mile or so down the county road phone blowing up "where you is?" baby sayin' "baby, let's do this" rocket in a bottle with the fuse lit bout to lift it off i'm 'bout to twist it off lime on the rim of that dixie silver smokin' up a faded out 4x4 girls headin' off to the river, yeah victoria's secret

ain't a secret no more i brought the songs and who brought the party only one way to do it up right everybody goes where eveybody knows that anything goes on a friday night get your party right it's a friday night get your party right it's a friday night well, baby you ain't nothin' but a masterpiece swaying and sippin' that dos equis losin' yourself in the big loud beat nothin' but heat come on somebody's rockin' that bang box everybody's hittin' that sweet spot nobody mindin' that tick tock gettin' all locked in with all my friends lime on the rim of that dixie silver smokin' up a faded out 4x4 girls headin' off to the river, yeah victoria's secret ain't a secret no more i brought the songs and who brought the party

only one way to do it up right everybody goes where everybody knows that anything goes on a friday night get your party right it's a friday night get your party right it's a friday night alabama on the boombox, baby 'bout to get a little boondock crazy hop on, it's a helluva ride 'cause anything goes on a friday night with the boombox baby and candles on the toolbox doin' everything right it's a friday night >> "gma."

come on. on the rim of that silver smokin' up a faded out 4x4 girls headin' off to the river, yeah victoria's secret ain't a secret no more i brought the songs and who brought the party only one way to do it up right everybody goes where eveybody knows that anything goes on a friday night get your party right it's a friday night get your party right it's a friday night get your party right it's a friday night alabama on the boombox baby >> thank you, guys. [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series is presented by the makers of dr. scholl's.

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so great to have florida georgia line partying in central park for our final "gma" summer concert series. the powerhouse duo of tyler hubbard and brian kelley. nice to see you guys again. >> awesome to be here, thank you for having us. >> you know, last year on this stage where you announced the name and the release of "anything goes" and since then it debuted at number one on the country and mainstream album charts. now, yes, now you're working on your third album. what can we expect? what can fans expect? >> i think we got some very, very exciting new music we've been working on superhard. i think it's our best album yet and excited. still we've just begun album three but we're so excited. >> best album yet. that is exciting. you all started out with christian music. you have collaborated with hip-hop and r&b stars like nelly and jason derulo. not your mainstream country duo but will do about anything. what have you not tried yet.

>> there's some artists we'd still love to work with. rihanna, little wayne would be a dream collaboration with us. garth brooks would be amazing. and, you know, tim mcgraw would be something that would be awesome to do with him. a big fan of him. we love keeping the music fresh and doing fun things and lovers of music most importantly and love taking it out and touring and playing it for our amazing fans. we love it. it's crazy if and they love you. now i see you have your georgia bulldogs. i got to give you a high-five on that. >> represent. >> i'm sorry about florida tate thing. >> that's okay. >> florida georgia line, why not georgia florida line. >> you know what, people ask us that all the time. usually everybody from georgia that asks. >> selfless person. i'm willing to sacrifice. >> it's alphabetical. it has a better ring to it, i'm sorry. >> that's fine. if you say so, all right. you guys are awesome. can't wait to hear you sing. how about they sing another song.

why don't you get ready and take the stage. here is their smash hit florida georgia line, "cruise." >> come on. baby you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise >> we got to hear you. come on. >> feels good, new york. yeah, when i first saw that bikini top on her she's poppin' right out of the south georgia water thought, oh, good lord she had them long tanned legs couldn't help myself so, i walked up and said baby, you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise down a back road blowin' stop signs through the middle every little farm town with you in this brand-new chevy with a lift kit

would look a hell of a lot better with you up in it so, baby, you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise >> ah, we're cruising, baby. she was sippin' on southern and singin' marshall tucker we were falling in love in the sweet heart of summer she hopped right up into the cab of my truck and said fire it up let's go get this thing stuck baby, you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise down a back road blowin' stop signs through the middle every little farm town with you in this brand-new chevy with a lift kit would look a hell of a lot better with you up in it so, baby, you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise

>> new york city, let's get it. come on. when that summer sun fell to its knees i looked at her and she looked at me and i turned on those k.c. lights and drove all night this country boy and country girl stay the same like all that all that fellow boy call back. say call back because i can see you got things for the fast life. come on shorty let me tell you about the life florida and georgia baby you a song and you make we wanna roll my -- baby you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise down that back road blowing top signs through the middle every little farm town with you in this brand-new chef which with a lift kit >> sing it. would look a hell of a lot better with you in it so baby

you a song you make me wanna roll my windows down and cruise i got my windows down cruise. i got my windows down yeah [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you guys for partying us with us this morning, new

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baby you a song how about that for a final friday in the park with florida georgia line. >> that was great, guys. thank you so much. >> that's a blast, as always. >> everybody here had a blast. >> we're having a good time. have a great labor day, everyone.

this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. it's 8:56 this friday september 4th. i'm ken rosato.

a new york city public school teacher is behind the drone disruption at the u.s. open. daniel verley facings reckless endangerment and other charges. the drone crashed into the stands in the middle of a match. no one was hurt. ntsb investigators will be in cresskill new jersey this morning on the scene of a plane crash that left two coast guard volunteers badly hurt. the pilot was able to put the cessna down behind a line trees around 5:00 last night avoiding a large soccer field with children filled inside. the two men are expected to survive. 8:57. we check the commute. here's heather. mass transit. we have extra service on long island railroad, metro transit. however new jersey transit's northeast corridor into and out of new york penn station they have 20 minute delays because of mechanical problems. as you head on to 17 south at hollywood avenue, that is an accident being cleared away. inbound george washington bridge 30 minutes, 25 lincoln, 10 at the holland and we have

our street cleaning rules in effect. thank you very much heather. meteorologist amy freeze in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> more clouds and sunshine today ken. it's going to be a decent day. we have this cold front bringing cooler temperatures. it's 79 now. a high of 83 degrees. we'll see a transition in the afternoon to a more refreshing air mass. by tomorrow lots of sunshine. by sunday it's warmer and nice, 86 degrees really an ideal weekend because it turns hot on the unofficial end to summer labor day, 90 degrees for the high. we hold on to low 90 with near record temperatures for tuesday and wednesday next week. [sounds of tennis racketsswinging and hitting tennis bal] c'mon! [crowd cheering] [sound of tennis racket swinging] [crowd cheering] your us open champion!

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