good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror on the ferris wheel, three young children fall nearly 50 feet to the ground after their basket flips over. >> i was hollering please stop. stop, stop the machine. >> the girls rushed by helicopter to the hospital. the latest on the investigation right now. massive fires and floods. more than 6,000 acres burning in california forcing thousands of residents to flee and remnants of tropical storm javier wreaking havoc on the southwest. new jogger murder mystery. another young woman found dead after going out on a run by herself killed in broad daylight less than one mile from her mom's home. the second deadly incident in just days. two communities on edge this morning. rivalries heat up in rio.

hello, russia. meet my finish. >> u.s. swimmer lilly king sends a message with olympic gold. >> we can still compete clean and do well at the olympic games. >> ryan murphy also strikes gold for the usa. now all eyes on the women's gymnastics team as they prepare to hit the mat, the beams and the bar. will simone biles lead them to victory. we're live in rio for all the action. >> announcer: live in times square and rio de janeiro, and good morning, america. big night in rio for team usa. two gold medals last night, lilly king, ryan murphy, they dominated in the pool. >> unbelievable and everybody is talking about michael phelps and that game face. you have to take a look at it. i was watching. it never changed. he was clearly in the zone and wait till you see what was going on around him. he remained unfazed. amy at our olympic desk in rio with all that and an exclusive

before their competition tonight. >> that is all coming up but first that scary ferris wheel accident in tennessee. three young girls rushed to the hospital after their basket flipped. abc's steve osunsami is in greenville, tennessee, with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, to you, george. local police are treating this ferris wheel directly behind me where the accident occurred as a crime scene until they can figure out what caused this ride to go so wrong. it wasn't what anyone wanted to see at the county were screaming for help. >> i've got three kids that fell from the ferris wheel. three kids. >> reporter: three children were thrown from this ferris wheel at the greene county fair and fell 30 to 45 feet. >> i felt real bad for the little kids. they screamed a little bit and hit the ground, just laying there. >> reporter: investigators say one of the passenger cabins, as it rose, it got caught against the cabin directly below it.

hanging upside down horizontally when the children spilled to the ground. >> i was hollering, please stop, stop, stop the machine. seemed like it was a millennium before it stopped. >> reporter: 50s around 6:15. paramedics found them lying on the deck. >> i didn't see movement. i see blood coming from their mouth. i actually thought they were dead. it was so horrific. >> reporter: two had to be center. the third rushed in an ambulance. >> this rescue command. there's a forklift i think on the way to the scene now. >> reporter: rescue crews had to bring in a fire truck ladder and forklift to reach and ultimately free the rest of the riders trapped on the ride. this morning an investigation into the incident is underway. the three children are in recovery. but all carnival rides closed until further notice.

investigation. they are not as of now releasing the names of those children. lara. >> all right, steve, hope they're okay. from that accident to the latest on the 10-year-old boy killed at a kansas water park on the world's tallest water slide. that slide closed as we learn new details about the tragedy and investigators try to determine what went wrong. abc's alex perez is in kansas city with the very latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, lara. investigators have not said what witnesses say people were scrambling to try to help the boy but it was simply too late. this morning startling new details on that terrifying accident that killed 10-year-old caleb schwab. police saying he died of a fatal neck injury at the end of the ride. >> very loud just a boom, boom, i knew immediately that somebody had fallen off the raft. >> eyewitness steve kasania schs

adult women when the boy somehow fell out. steve, a registered nurse raced to help and police say both got minor facial injuries. >> one was screaming and i said, there's nothing we can do. >> reporter: abc news was at the jaw-dropping ride verruckt called german for insane when it opened two years ago. you have to be at least 4'6" and two to tee must weigh a combined 400 pounds plummeting 17 stories in seconds sending tubers racing down it at nearly 70 miles per hour. but before its big debut major questions about the ride's safety. early tests showing sandbag dummies going airborne. officials adjusting adding seat belts and safety nets. loved ones now remembering the freckle faced 10-year-old who they say loved baseball and

energy, his life, his smile. >> reporter: and the pastor there saying this has just been unthinkable for the family. the slide will be closed indefinitely but the park set to re-open tomorrow. george. >> okay, alex, thanks very much. we move on to those travel delays. delta canceling 250 flights after a power outage shut down their systems worldwide sparking long lines like this at newark. david kerley is at reagan national airport with the latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: another tough morning already for delta. look at anybody wants to go from d.c.a. to lexington. here's the reason why, long lines again. here at delta this morning, as you mentioned, they have already canceled 250 flights today. that's on top of the 1,000 flights canceled yesterday. the airline is trying to move aircraft and crew into position so they can clear out the backlog and get people moving. good news, anybody delayed three hours or more can now get a

outage. how come no backup generator. >> delta is not being for fortthcoming. the georgia power company said electricity was never interrupted so the question is a piece failed. why wasn't there a backup or a workaround with tens of thousands affected delta is not telling us why so far. >> answers to come, thanks very much. >> absolutely. turning now to the devastating wildfires in the west. burning thousands of acres, forcing massive contain them at this hour and abc's kayna whitworth is right there in silverwood, california, with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: lara, good morning to you. we have multiple road closures and 5200 families under evacuation orders. on top of that, the air quality is now so bad, that two nearby cities have canceled school for the day. this morning, a wildfire raging in the mountains of san bernardino county.

>> i'm very shaken up. this is like my dream house. >> reporter: for me it's scary. i'm a newbie so this is my first fire. >> reporter: smoke stretching for miles across more than 6,000 acres of burning land. >> it is absolutely ripe to burn. the fire is chewing right through the strategytation. >> reporter: it quadrupled in size since sunday. >> i've been through several fires but never one this close. >> reporter: nearly 900 firefighte the air. dropping fire retardant from air tankers in the sky. and on the ground they saved homes coating them in fireproof gel. but this morning, the fire is showing no sign of slowing down. and this morning, that fire is just 6% contained. a long way to go, george. >> kayna, thanks very much. we move on to the race for the white house.

economy but a new poll shows a 12-point lead for hillary clinton and overnight the most prominent republican senator yet says she will not support trump and tom llamas is here and that blistering statement from maine senator susan collins comes on top of a tough letter from 50 former national security experts. >> another bad week for donald trump as his campaign tries to keep him on message some damaging developments. prominent republicans now coming together to say they will not vote for the race to take on clinton, but also trump. overnight, a republican senator delivering a stinging blow to donald trump. in an op-ed in "the washington post" maine senator susan collins saying she will not vote for trump because, quote, mr. trump lacks the temperament, self-discipline and judgment required to be president. this as 50 former national

stating trump would be the most reckless president in american history, among the most prominent names former cia and nsa director general michael hayden and two former seconds of homeland security, michael chertoff and tom ridge. in the past, ridge saying he was in disbelief about trump's cozy relationship with vladimir putin. >> i don't think too many americans are pretty excited about donald trump getting all those wonderful sweet words from putin. >> reporter: trump responding calling it politically motivated saying the people on the list deserve the blame for making the world such a dangerous place and that they are nothing more than the failed washington elite. >> i think he's inhuman. i think he doesn't care about anyone but himself. i do believe he's a fraud and he's a con man. >> reporter: now former cia operative evan mcmullin launching an independent bid for the white house.

members unhappy with trump. what do you say to republicans who support trump who say a vote for you is going to be a vote for hillary clinton? >> he's alienated broad swaths of our population. donald trump cannot win. >> reporter: but if it comes to a few states will you feel guilty if you handed hillary clinton the election. >> he'll lose to hillary regardless and demonstrated that already. >> reporter: facing new battles as he tries to focus on t economy. >> i want to jump-start america and it can be done, and it won't on be that hard. >> reporter: the republican nominee refusing to be knocked off message in detroit. but still taking some shots. >> i will say the bernie sanders people had far more energy and spirit. i will say that. >> reporter: also overnight parents of two of the four benghazi victims are now suing hillary clinton in their suit they claim clinton's, quote, reckless handling of classified

morning saying while no one can imagine the pain of the families of the brave americans we lost at benghazi there have been nine different investigations into this attack and none found any evidence whatsoever of any wrongdoing on the part of hillary clinton. guys. >> tom, thanks very much. let's bring this to matt dowd our political analyst and begin with that refusal to endorse from maine senator susan collins, prominent republican. she's the latest in a series there. you have a couple of other republican senator, ben mark kirk and several others withholding their endorsements. how about these refusals to endorse? >> well, i mean like delta, donald trump has left a lot of republicans stranded with nowhere to go in the course of this race, george. this is like a dam and the dam is held by this from happening up until this point but donald trump through his own actions has punched holes in that dam and now these republicans are bleeding support whether they are endorsing hillary clinton or somebody else or just

and donald trump has to figure out a way to patch that dam. i think that's what his speech was yesterday. >> that's what i was going to ask you about because it did seem like the speech yesterday he was trying to get back republican, orthodox republican proposals on the economy. that's what he emphasized trying to heal that breach. >> well, that's exactly what he was trying to do, but the problem, george, is we're 90 days left. he should be speaking to independents. he's still figuring out a way to patch the party together so he has a uniform republican party he as hillary clinton talks to independents, donald trump is still trying to figure out a way to keep team gop together. >> democrats talking about expanding the electoral map and going into georgia, putting more resources into places like north carolina and arizona, which, of course, went to mitt romney last time around. >> yeah, i mean obviously this map expands widely when you're ahead by 8 or 10 points. really as we know geography doesn't matter in the course of

has to figure out a way to get it close for the map to matter because it's a flood of electoral votes for hillary clinton until it close. >> matt dowd, thanks very much. to team usa, going for the gold at the olympics. america dominating in the pool overnight boosting the medal count after another dramatic day of action. right to amy at our olympics desk in rio with the very latest. good morning to you, amy. >> hey, good morning, lara. so many big performances and surprises for team usa on day pool and at the gymnastics pavilion. let's take a look. overnight the u.s. swim team breaking records and winning big in rio. >> she did it. >> reporter: but the hottest race of the night didn't involve the team's big guns, phelps and ledecky. instead all eyes were on 19-year-old lilly king. during the semifinals of the

of yule la efimova. king later explaining. >> shaking your finger number one and caught for drug cheat cheating, not a fan. >> before both avoiding eye contact and the race coming down to the wire. but king just edging out the russian to take her first gold. >> we can still compete clean and do >> reporter: katie meile taking the bronze. the u.s. winning the event six olympics in a row. >> welcome -- >> reporter: 30-year-old american david plummer taking the bronze. kathleen baker making her olympic debut and winning silver in the 100-meter breaststroke. her husband and coach going wild

freestyle final conor dwyer winning bronze. katie ledecky and michael phelps both already striking gold in rio hoping to add more medals to their collections after swimming strong in the semifinals before his race, phelps keeping his game face on even as a rival appears to try to psych him out. one swimmer who didn't make the cut, four-time gold medalist missy franklin, olympic darling four years ago finishing last in the 200- and has another chance with the backstroke. the men trying to end their 32-year gold medal drought in gymnastics. their mistakes piling up despite some strong performances. japan taking home gold. the americans faring better in diving.

boudia boudia. tonight michael phelps and katie ledecky are going for gold but all eyes on the women's gymnastics team. i got to sit down with some of their moms before the big event this afternoon. they are excited. they're nervous. we'll have that exclusive coming up a little later, george. >> cannot wait for that. now to jesse for the medal count? thanks so much. heading into day four at the summer games and team usa right now has the most overall medals. take a look. they're tied right now apiece. when you consider the americans also have seven bronze, seven silver, that gives then the leading total right now of 19 total medals. china in second place with 13, japan and the russian federation tied for third at 10 apiece and italy rounds out the top five with nine medals and heard amy say today a chance for more gold for team usa, can't wait, george. >> weather, rob and more on tropical storm javier. >> a lot of rain in cabo san

four to five inches of rain falling but did damage and weakening to a weak tropical storm but the moisture will get into the desert southwest over the next couple of days. 2 to 3 inches is all it takes to get flash flood going east of phoenix so watching that, these flash flood watches extend until tomorrow night. your local forecast coming

good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, sunshine out there right now, already 71 degrees in boston. it is a bit cooler in the suburbs, but we are going to jump up today, away from the coastline and into the upper 80s to near 90, the sea breeze keeps us a bit cooler at the coast today, and more humid tomorrow, and you are going to notice a big change with hit or miss showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. an will not get up to the fire zone in california. most east of there warming up across the midsection. other big weather story, tropical system across florida. flooding issues there but another nice day across the northeast with low levels of humidity. rare for the first week of august. >> coming up on "good morning america" -- a new jogging murder mystery. a young woman's body found half

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>> good morning, everyone, it's 7:23, i'm erika tarantal. your top stories, one person is dead after a wrongway crash on the mass pike. this happened in southboro, four others and two other vehicles were also hurt. state police say that the 28-year-old wrongway driver, a man from killed. and south boston under investigation, the flames causing 1 million in damage to the home, which was under renovation, several neighbors were also forced to evacuate late last night, and a deadly mystery in prince put that go community on edge, police are sut -- putting out a plea for help after 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was murdered on sunday night. police do not know at this was a random act and they are warning

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>> looking live over boston, a beautiful start to the day, comfortable but cindy, telling us that it's going to get hot and humid soon. >> william, we are starting out in the 60s in a lot of the suburbs, this morning, but the temperatures are going to jump up quickly under and sunshine, d upper 80s to aro cooler along the immediate coastline as the high pressure slides eastward, and as we get towards tonight and tomorrow, and more humid air is going to work in and with that humidity in place tomorrow, there will be some showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, but look at this, starting on thursday, we are at or above 90 degrees with high humidity. right through at least the first half of the weekend. >> cindy, thanks, we're back at 7:56 with another local update if you are heading out watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast

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nted gas. love your fiber. new mirafiber. you're looking live at that ferris wheel in tennessee shut down now after three young girls plunged nearly 50 feet to the ground when their basket tipped over. they are recovering in the hospital and an investigation is under way. also right now, delta canceling at least 250 flights this morning after that massive power travel nightmare for thousands of passengers. delta now offering refunds and vouchers. more than 6,000 acres are burning from wildfires out west sparking massive evacuations. firefighters battling the blazes from the air on the ground and we are tracking it all this morning. we also have -- i'm sorry. >> no, just saying it's tough out there. >> horrible. the latest on the olympics in rio. amy is standing by.

that. mckayla maroney, she had one of the most famous game faces there it is, the i'm not -- >> there you go. >> there you go, girl. >> we'll talk to her coming up, george. >> not impressed by us either. that is all coming up. first we have the second jogging murder in a week this time in massachusetts where a young woman runner was killed in broad daylight drawing comparisons to one here in new linsey davis has more. >> reporter: striking similarities. both around the same age and lived in new york. both out for a jog in broad daylight and appears both were sexually assaulted. nothing at this point connecting the two cases but both communities are not only grieving but fearful a killer is on the loose. this morning, residents in princeton, massachusetts, are on edge as police search for a killer. >> we have a young woman who appears to be a murder victim

>> reporter: the victim, 27-year-old vanessa marcotte went for a jog on saturday at 1:00 p.m. and never came back. marcotte lived in new york city where she worked for google as an account manager. her social media pages showcase her life including photos with her mother who she was visiting in massachusetts. >> we do not know if this was a random act. we are asking the residents of princeton and the surrounding areas to use an abundance of caution. we're asking the public to be if you have seen anything, or seen someone within the last 24 hours that is suspicious to you we are asking you to report it to the massachusetts state police. >> reporter: police sources tell abc news investigators are looking into signs of sexual assault. this is the second tihigh-profi case in less than a week for a jogger out in broad daylight.

vetrano's body was found by her father in queens, new york. on monday night, the nypd held a public meeting in veterano's howard beach neighborhood to keep residents informed of the latest developments. >> so far we have collected several pieces of evidence from the crime scene that are being forensically processed as we speak. we hope to have all of the results back very soon. >> reporter: the working theory in the queens case is that karina's killer may have been a stranger, which is somewhat in 2014, for example, of all homicide victims only 11% were killed by someone they did not know. both cases remain unsolved. authorities in massachusetts are now telling people to jog in pairs. >> you got to be safe. let's talk to nancy grace about this. our friend from hln and, nancy, the police say there's nothing to suggest the cases are linked at all but it is a striking coincidence. >> well, i would not go that far

confirmation of that. i believe part of the reason that they're saying that the geographical distance between the two. you've got about a three-hour drive between them, but look at the similarities as you have pointed out. both women avid runners visiting their parents on a local jogging path. already into their jog, i believe that the second victim was sexually assaulted because she was found unclothed. just of them, i believe, were dragged. the second victim was found deep into the woods while karina vetrano had grass in her hands. i'm wondering right now where is the iphone? where is the cell phone belonging to vanessa marcotte? because if they have that, that would give them so much evidence. if they don't have it, that would suggest to me that the killer has retained it.

she was killed by a random killer. interesting, why would a random killer take the time in broad daylight, this is sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon to burn the fingertips, the feet and facial features of the victim. all the identifying characteristics. why? if you kill somebody you want to leave the scene immediately. why stick around to do that and take the time to drag the body into the woods? think about it. >> i am thinking about it and i'm listening to you andnd your working theory would be these are tied together until it's disproved? >> well, again, the three-hour distance is a problem because in the first one karina vetrano, it suggests that it is random. at first we thought the killer had taken souvenirs or mementos. that's very common especially amongst serial killers but those headphones and left shoe were found ten feet away.

releasing that evidence. i'm very concerned about the second one, not being random. i'll tell you why. both of them were on secluded jogging paths. known mostly to locals, but this second one, that's out basically in a very, very rural area. there were no vague grants. there were no transients. there were no people out on the beach having a bonfire. this is a half a mile in a very rural area. i wouldn't even call it a who would know about that jogging route? just a half a mile from her mom's home. it's got to be a local. >> you say that's quite different from queens where there had been -- that area had been known to be a place where vagrants and others kong ge grated. >> yeah, and you know what, in fact, i can emphasize that in another way. police have gone to another measure. it's a little unusual in karina vetrano's case, they have actually pulled up all the

or so for vague grant, transients, people out there smoking pot, littering, whatever they can find. that was done in the son of sam case. he was caught because he got a ticket by a fire hydrant and they are pulling up everybody they know in the veterano area that had been out there loitering, so to speak, not so in this case out of boston in princeton. it's so rural, it points to a local. that's why i think they may not be connected. whether there's dna in the second case but my bet is there is. >> okay, nancy grace, thanks very much. now let's go over to lara. george, thank you. coming up on our big board, heads-up. if you like to multitask behind the wheel, soon it could be illegal to eat break it was or drink coffee while doing so. big in he had cal news, do you knead to get your cholesterol checked? what age should he be? we'll talk about that. kids and cursing.

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cc1 test message welcome back. it is time for our big board. our team of insiders standing by live for more on this morning's top stories and t.j. holmes is with us for our first story talking about drinking and driving but not alcohol. >> kind of, sort of. >> talking about coffee so here's the thing. new jersey's considering a bill that would outlaw eating, drinking coffee while wheel. if the bill becomes law, what does it mean for jersey drivers. >> $200 up to $600 to $800 for a second offense. focused on the drinking coffee but this bans all distracted driving. >> i can't put my mascara on either. >> you can't do that. the thing about the law written to say any activity unrelated to the actual operation of a car. what is that? everything. giving your kid a bag of

putting on the makeup. turning the radio up. taking off a jacket. anything you do in the car can be seen as distracted driving. >> sounds like you think it will be hard to enforce in it is a good idea. i'm sure we've all seen some crazy stuff people do while driving? >> but that's part of the criticism. how are you going to enforce it? a cop can see you do anything and say that's distracted driving. it's not just a matter of enforcement but a matter of getting the message out and getting ingrained in ourd >> it comes from a good place and knows distracted living kills people. >> it's serious. even if the law doesn't pass and gets us talking about it, thinking bit and not just a matter of texting anymore. it's a lot of stuff you do. >> thanks very much. move on to medical news. dr. richard besser is here now and there's a brand-new study that says, rich, that people under 39 years old might not

tell us about it. >> yeah, so a lot of people feel if you go to the doctor and don't get a blood test you're not getting good care. the committee that makes recommendations wanted to see what's the evidence that testing people under 39 for high cholesterol makes a difference? what they found there have been no studies to look at that. you want everybody to eat right, to exercise, maintain a good weight. and it's not clear you want to start younger people on statins so what they're saying is there really isn't good evidence to test healthy young adults for younger, you go to a doctor for your physical and suggest it, should you say no? >> i wouldn't say no. but i'd say why? and there are some reasons, there's certain medical conditions that can run in families that do make it worthwhile but shouldn't be one of these routine tests you get your checkup and talk to your doctor and boom, they check your cholesterol. >> wait a second. it's not like a mammogram. i would sort of say why not. why not get your blood checked?

your cholesterol to see if you have a family condition but then after that the recommendations aren't that you don't start men until age 35, women until age 45 then only if they have high risk of letter disease. you end up risking labeling people. i've seen kids labeled with, oh, they have high cholesterol when you want everybody to be doing the same thing and only do it rat a point where you'll decide this is when you would start a staten and do somein there's no evidence that it really changes people's behavior. >> all right. makes sense. >> ask why. dr. b., thank you very much. moving on we'll talk about kids and cursing now. is it okay to let your kids slip a little bit? the author of a new book argues using profanity is good are to us? even for our kids. joining us now clinical psychologist dr. elizabeth lombardo but before we get started we want to show you a classic moment from one of my

august for you. roll 'em. >> oh, f-f-fudge. only i didn't say fudge. i said the big one. the f dash, dash, dash word. >> what did you say? >> i mean, never gets old. never gets old. so i want to ask you, dr. lombardo, would that have been good for him if he -- if we had heard the realcc and if so, why? >> i don't think we want to encourage our children to swear. poor ralphie was so frustrated what we want to do is give our kids the tools to express themselves and regulate their emotion. swearing has really a aggressive undertones and what we want to do help our children be assertive. to express themselves in a respectful way. >> how about find a word that means what they're trying to

that they do it and we have not allowed it but like everybody slips like you say. they're doing it more for effect and almost start laughing the minute think use the word. >> yeah, yeah, and so what we want to do is a, you know, what are some effective ways. if your child does verbally transgress, you know, what are you going to do about it? has anyone else experienced that? >> well, i have a 3-year-old at the house and she slipped before with a four-letter word before. >> she >> i'm more so proud that it was used properly. i'm like, it's a bad word but that's good word usage. >> i'd love to know how but i'm sure we can't share. i know i may have slipped. my kids are afraid to curse and -- >> yeah? >> yeah. they actually yell at me and it's gotten to the point where we do the dollar jar. >> we do the dollar jar but i don't hear it from them which i'm glad and i don't want to hear them say it.

sounds too aggressive. dr. b., what do you think. >> in that movie when ralphie slipped they stuck a bar of soap in his mouth. you don't want to go with wash your mouth out with approach. my wife slips a lot more than our kids slip and we don't make a big deal -- >> dr. b. >> we were playing miniature golf on saturday night down at the shore and she slipped a lot and it was our son who called her out and said, hey, mom, there are kids around so, you know, you set t everyone calls each other out when -- >> rich, if i threw my bwife under the bus like that i'd -- >> i'm going to be in big trouble after the show. >> at the end of the day where we do we stand on this? is it ever okay for kids to use expressions like that? i personalally say no. i prefer they wait until they're a little more -- >> it's really -- it's a personal thing and want to

>> thanks, guys. thanks to all of you. coming up a face-off at the olympics. who has the best game face? the close-ups in just two

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screaming. there we have the indian gymnast making that face while performing on the vault and then even we have u.s. favorite simone biles, yep, there she is. midflip, making a very comedic face, i'm not sure what's going through her mind but she's definitely concentrating. with moves like she has she can make whatever face she wants. i understand, lara, you have someone with you in new york who might know a thing or two about being caught on camera with an >> heck yeah, we have gymnast mckayla maroney. >> hi, guys. >> your game face launched a million memes. it seemed like you were saying, hmm, not impressed. >> definitely. >> was that what you were trying to say. >> no, i wasn't in the moment thinking this was a face i was trying to make. it was a feeling. it was an emotion and i got back to the village and my dad was like you might want to now about everything that's happening because in london it's like we didn't know.

all-around and support those girls so it's like i wasn't ready for that. >> we've got more with you coming up. >> stick around.

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performance of their lives, amy talks with their moms before the competition. >> are they going to take home the gold. >> for sure. >> no doubts? >> no doubts. >> plus olympic medalist dominique dawes and mckayla maroney are here as we say -- >> both: good morning, america. and good morning, america. it is great to have paula and jesse here with us also as we get ready for the olympics amy is in rio as well ? with the moms of the gymnasts competing today. >> you may have noticed marks on michael phelps' back. part of a literally hot therapy trend cupping and we'll get into the science behind it. a lot of athletes are using it and people swear by it. >> we did not give paula enough

>> in a new olympic event. >> the new one is sprinting from the news desk or from the anchor desk to the news desk. >> judges' awards. >> well done. >> thanks, guys. good morning to you, the big story another terrifying incident at an amusement park in tennessee where a ferris wheel car flipped over sending three girls plummeting 30 to 45 feet to the ground. authorities say the girls were alert and talking to police last night. at least one of them is in serious condition with a head injury. de went wrong. and we do have new details about that young boy who died on a water slide in kansas. police say 10-year-old caleb schwab suffered a fatal neck injury. his body was not in the three-person raft when it reached the bottom. the two women in that raft with him suffered only minor facial injuries. there is a 400-weight minimum for each raft. but investigators are not saying

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classified information on a private e-mail server contributed to the deaths of their sons. and delta has canceled hundreds of flights again today in the aftermath of that computer failure blamed on a power outage. technology could be to blame and the airline is offering refunds as well as vouchers. shocking video from a colorado highway. this woman, she was not just texting while driving. look at this. she also has her leg up o dashboard. a passenger in another car shot the video saying she couldn't believe that anyone could be that reckless. and it is time for an olympic update so let's go back to amy at the olympics desk with the headlines from rio where, amy, 2 could be a really big day for the americans. oh, let's hope it is. it's definitely a busy day for team usa, paula. simone biles and the women's gymnastics team going for gold today and michael phelps will

record winning gold in the 100-meter backstroke and 30-year-old david plummer won bronze, plummer is the older swimmer since 1912 to medal during his olympic debut. 19-year-old lilly king won gold in the 100-meter breaststroke setting an olympic record and defeating her russian rival. lilly said, quote, i did it clean backing up her tough talk in reference to the russian doping scandal. let's take a look at the medal count, the u.s. has the lead this morning with 19 includi place overall with 13 medals and we had to share this. ryan lochte tweeted video of his 95-year-old grandmother carrying the olympic torch or a version of it anyway to cheer him on. lochte competes in the 200-meter medley tomorrow but there is so much to look forward to today. go, team usa, everybody. >> indeed. let's go. thanks, amy. jesse, what you got. >> we got time for "pop news,"

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the silver medal in the archery event. fans were convinced the three-time olympian looks just like the academy award winner. we got a picture of him anywhere, guys? no? not me. i can't shoot archery. there was actually a real celebrity there, though, it was matthew mcconaughey. >> all right, all right, all right. >> wearing a team jersey. no photos here, just take my word for it. >> two of those without the photos. >> thanks, wrong with visualizing leonardo dicaprio and matthew mcconaughey. >> especially with archery situation. >> george making fun of me about that. >> i was feeling for you. >> and then no video. >> no pictures. you could sketch what he looked like. >> can you sketch him? >> do this for you. show you. all right. speaking of rugby, the

brazilian player went home with something better. a proposal. an olympian stepped out of the pitch. does not look like she expected that at all. i'm being told to bail out by the producer. it's done. jesse, get out. we've got no video. >> that was valiant, guys. valiant. >> thank you. >> participation medal. >> yes. >> it is for real inspired walk and talk now, everybody. here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." a safety alert about protecting yourself while jogging. our safety expert is here to show you that. plus, we're talking a little about the science in one of the hottest olympic health trends, cupping, does it really work? it looks painful. >> not painful at all. >> has a lot of benefits.

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zeisler. what can women do, simple things. no reason saying why it happened but in your experience what advice do you have in light of these two crimes? >> you know, when looking at women's survival and safety kind of a two-pronged approach. how do you prevent it from happening then if you can't prevent it how do you defend yourself. when you looking at the prevention side, you can do some preliminary work like really pick a safe route. not something remote but something you can actually go to a safe location if you are caught off guard and then als be with someone. don't go alone. go with someone you know or your dog and also -- >> don't do the same thing every day. >> yeah, best routine is no routine. >> i thought that was a great line. >> you don't want to be predictable and don't want a potential stalker to catch you off guard. all these tips are important. if you don't feel like the path is safe, don't go. listen to that intuition inside. get to a treadmill or gym and

be aware of your surroundings. situational awareness and ha can save your life. great example with running cut the distractions out. don't be listening to your earphones, everyone loves lis listening to your favorite track list but i challenge you to go out and have a new mindful experience and experience nature and be aware. >> you were listening if you hear footsteps, if something doesn't feel right and also i like the no routine is the best routine. really good advice and the fact you've got to do it with somebody in light of these two they're both women jocking alone. if for some reason you come across a problem do you have some simple moves that we could learn we can learn from you right now. >> i have a lot. i'll highlight some for you. it's basic upper and lower body moves. the first -- just to let you know combatistic, form your body

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another great adaptation for the side of your physical to target the back of someone's head. if i him down here i could use it and escape to a safe location. there's a lot i could show you. >> it's a great start, though. >> it is a great start. >> definitely. >> and women can see they can use their bodies. >> okay, avital, thanks so much. we'll be right back talking about michael phelps making a mark in the pool. you saw those shoulder and back so we'll talk about cupping and whether it works. neutrogena? hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing water gel... plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. hydro boost...

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back now at "gma" with a hot health trend also happening at the olympics called cupping and swimmer michael phelps and gymnast alex ashton and dr. jill blakeway, director of the nov ochonovoa c. >> ice hockey players and it speaks to the interest in

medicine, k.a.m. and cupping has been reported from ancient chinese times. everything hold is enough again. >> i'll ask you, jill, like an inverse massage. what's it doing for our muscles. >> it's like doing massage in reverse. it's pulling up and if you can imagine a tight, tense muscle, how good that feels when it pulls up and losens the farber fascia and repairing with massage. to see michael phelps with those big circles on his shoulder and back. why wouldn't he have his physical trainer massaging it. >> it's all the blood and lymph and if you can imagine taking debris away and realigning muscle fooibers it's a much deeper modality. >> we should be clear, though, lara, in western medicine -- >> we forgot to mention there's heat involved. >> there's fire involved.

out of the cup and sucks up the air. >> logan, your skin looks like a ball of your skin. how does it feel? >> it's great. it's super relaxing. >> it is? >> you're in the zone right now. >> i am. >> he's getting body hickeys. not the medical term. >> we have to be clear. in western peer review medical literature there is scant reports. people feel better but need to remember this has been done for thousands of years and just because we haven't studied it doesn't mean there's no validity but proceed with caution and go to a licensed they are pit, one who specializes in traditional chinese medicine or cupping and definitely needs more study but

myofarbm myofascial decompression and that loosens it up. speeds recovery and flexibility and brings more blood flow to the area. >> logan seems happy and comfortable and, jill, this is for people who have tight muscles. just for athletes -- >> traditionally it's been used for all sorts of things including gynecology and digestive problems but we use it a >> thanks to jill and thank you to dr. jen and want to get right out to rob for a look at the weather. >> those red marks, you are committed. this crowd is committed. what time did you get there. >> 3:00 a.m. >> 3:00 a.m. eastern time. my goodness. take a look of this. southeast coast including the florida panhandle. big-time rain there and pain in pasco county, as well. that stubborn low continues to sit and spin along the

good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, sunshine out there right now, already 71 degrees in boston. it is a bit cooler in the suburbs, but we are going to jump up today, away from the coastline and into the upper 80s to near 90, the sea breeze keeps us a bit cooler at the coast today, and more humid tomorrow, and you are going to notice a big change with hit or miss showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. an and coming up amy's exclusive interview with team usa's moms as their girls go for the gold in rio. and meryl streep singing a new tune on the big screen.

>> good tuesday morning. i'm doug meehan. one person is dead after a wrongway crash on the mass pike. it happened in westboro. four others in two other vehicles were injured. the state police saying that the 28-year-old wrongway driver, a man from rutland, was the person this fire is under investigation in south boston after causing a million dollars in damage. those flames broke out late last night in a home under construction on east 4th street. no one was home at the time. but the neighbors were evacuated. their houses were also damaged. nobody was injured. a live look over the city of boston this morning, it's gorgeous out there. cindy has your forecast. >> we are starting out in the 60s in a lot of the suburbs this morning, but the

upper 80s to around 90 degrees inland, a sea breeze going to keep us cooler along the immediate coastline, and the high pressure slides eastward as we get towards tonight and tomorrow, and more humid air is going to work in, and with that humidity in place there will be some showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, but look at this. starting on thursday, we are at or above 90 degrees with high humidity right through at least the first half of the weekend. >> all right, cindy, thank you very much. we're back at 8:56 with more news if you are headed 5 newscast right now or any time using the wcvb mobile app. man: we gave him the option -- "do you want to do a big party with your friends, or would you rather do something with us as a big family?" and so he chose for all of us to get together, actually go down to great wolf lodge,

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? i got the eye of the tiger ? welcome back to "gma." there you see them right there, team usa going for the gold today in rio. biggest night of the lives of the gymnasts and we'll hear from their moms in just a moment. the former gold medal mckayla maroney are with us on how to handle all that pressure and how to get the gold and they're going to help us kick off our own "gma" games with a batt battle of rhythmic gymnastics and there are some of the competitors warming up. tory johnson is here with innovative new foods for your family. chili granola. >> ooh. >> coffee foam and a whole lot

tasting on that. first our olympic gymnasts going for the gold in the all-around competition today and amy sat down he can collusively with the ones they rely on more than their coaches, their moms. amy is in rio. >> for these five young women going for gold today everything they've done in their lives has led up to this moment but, you know, they are not the only ones feeling the pr be more proud of their girls. three of the most ferocious fighters of the gymnastics team. simone biles. >> masterfully put together. bar routine eighth a stuck landing. >> gabby douglas. and laurie hernandez. all wowing the crowd sunday night in qualifying rounds. we caught up with their moms between the action at the & g

you've been here before. >> yeah. >> you've been through all the excitement and nerves. how is rio been for you, ngataly? >> i think it's different because gabrielle is four years older and to see the way she's handling everything now. more settled. move grounded. >> for nelly biles, her daughter simone stepping into the spotlight for the first time. >> the pressure on simone, does she feel it and all the commentators are saying she's going that's pressure. >> i think simone tries real hard not to pay attention to what the expectation is of others. i believe there's more pressure on me than on simone because i am so nervous. i mean, i am just a wreck. >> i want to know what it was like when you were with your daughters and saw their commercials run for the first time. >> the first time i saw simone's commercial it really brought tears to my eyes. >> oh, yeah, i can go bigger. >> i said she really has moves

i was just overwhelmed by the beauty which she portrayed. >> and as their daughters prepare to compete tonight the moms are taking it all in, laurie, the first u.s. hispanic born gymnast to make the olympic team in 30 years. talk about being a proud mom. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> proud, very proud of laurie and grateful for the moment. there were days i would get discouraged and she'd be like, smile. >> u.s. women's gymnastics team. are they going to take home the gold? >> for sure. >> we're contemplating it. >> no doubt? >> no doubt. >> no doubt. >> the one thing this team still need, guys, is a nickname. the 1996 gold medal team was known as the magnificent seven and you may remember the 2012 crew was called the fierce five so what happens on that floor tonight could shape what we call the ladies of 2016. but, lara, i love this one they

madison. g.l.a.m. >> we have two former olympic gymnasts, dominique dawes, mckayla maroney, guys, so happy to hear your perspective. i'll start with you dominique. you've been there and know exactly what these girls are feeling right now. how do you think that they're handling the pressure? what's it like for them as they approach this massive competition. >> i would say very good sound sleep. i remember being extremely nervous before the '96 olympic games but throughout the day they're going to do their normal routine and eat what they normally eat and dom back and they'll focus certain affirmations to make sure they have the right mind-set but i guarantee those moms did not have a great night of sleep either. >> what was it like for your mom? i can't watch my daughter play

2 1/2-year-old -- i can't speak for my mother's perspective but my coach was nervous. she was a huge support system to me as well. they spend more time with their coaches than their mothers. >> mckayla, i want to ask. you had that game face. we love having you with us. you were a member of the 2012 team that won gold. injuries derailed you from being at this olympics. you know these girls personal girl, the g.l.a.m. squad -- >> i love that name. >> what you know about them. >> they're doing amazing. i talked to aly. it's their normal. it's their everyday routine and they'll go out and do their thing. they'll have fun and enjoy it and hopefully come home with a gold medal. >> what do you think they do in the moments before? i was a competitive diver. how do you control your breathing when you're walking

about game faces we're seeing. how do they do it today. >> for myself i always relied on my faith and had a prayer in my head. i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. many of those girls may have the same and affirmations and prelims they were ten point as head of the nearest competition so they don't have pressure. there's no competitors out there that are close to them. their biggest competition is between themselves. >> yeah. you guys will be watching, i kn >> so excited. >> they are amazing and so are you. please come back. be with us. we want your incite. mckayla, give us the face. >> there it is. >> she's not impressed. we are so impressed with you guys. i want to say you can see lightning round with missy franklin and simone biles on your website goodmorningamerica.com and you can see rob right now. >> doing weather and doing

>> yes, i love gymnastics. >> let's talk about the weather. we have severe weather across the northern tier. later on this afternoon could see big hail and strong wind, maybe a few tornadoes. northeast another beautiful day but starting to heat things up so enjoy the dry levels of humidity. we will start to crank it up later. west coast looks to be nice. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, sunshine now, is with us all day, but notice how a kicks in here by lunchtime and that's going to hold us close to 80 degrees along the coast lineup but upper 80s over the interior today, some thunderstorms tomorrow, >> and this weather report is brought to you by neutrogena. a brand-new episode of "food forecast" exploring how to -- how climate and weather affects the grapes in napa valley. are you kidding me?

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>> as for her subblocking pressure, it defies medical science. >> and meryl streep joins us right now. i thought the same thing when i heard you sing in that movie yesterday. defies medical science. how do you do it? >> well, it was to sing badly. >> to sing badly. >> surprisingly easy, sadly. no, it was great fun. she was very specific in howhe she was actually quite fame use for a little while in her day. >> she was. she was someone who was -- it was 1944. middle of the war. and she was a woman who just loved music. and she gave lots of money away to the symphony and to all sorts of musical enterprises in the city, so people kind of what's

encouraged in her -- in her pursuit of music. she was like a lot in the audience who basically would love to be on stage but she had the money to do it. >> she could do it. also's give everybody a little bit of a taste of what the voice sounded like. let's listen. >> let's get started. ? ah, aaah ? >> she's remarkable, isn't she? >> it. but you're actually a great singer. >> oh. >> in real life. is it harder to sing well or badly? >> it's harder to sing well. yeah. i did -- these are very difficult arias and picked the toughest music in the colotora, so i learned to sing them as well as i could and then let myself go off the rails.

because she did get to sing at carnegie hall and re-created that and you said for the first take you wanted the camera to be all on the audience. >> yes, we had 500 unsuspecting -- >> they had no idea. >> yes, extras there and i thought we should go out and just do a concert because that reaction would never be the same, you know, they thought, meryl streep is going to sing and -- >> and they got singing? those reactions in the movie are actual, honest reactions. >> you caused kind of a reaction for me at the democratic convention. i had my back turned to the stage when i heard this incredible high pitch scream. >> wooo! >> sounds like someone is being murdered. >> very primal. you enjoyed it up there, huh?

like as a cheerleader in bernard's high school. i didn't realize that i had done that actually. i just was swept up with the moment. it was pretty amazing. >> well, it was clear -- >> moment in history. >> and you swept up a lot of people in the moment. the movie is charming. thanks for coming in today. >> thanks. >> "florence foster jenkins" hits fridhit hits fridhit s theater introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches ooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on.

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games inspired by the olympics. we have some of the world's most talented journalists athletes and they're going head-to-head this morning. it's all about the rhythmic gymnastics. >> yes, looking for the rhythm, people. let's bring out our teams. first up the ladies, team star, we've got sara haines, paula faris and rachel smith. representing, these ladies have been training all year for this can they do it? can they beat the team of rob marciano, gio benitez and secret weapon 2012 olympic gold medalist mckayla maroney. team stripes. >> however both teams will have to impress our esteemed judge. she is 1996 olympic gold medalist none other than the gymnast dominique dawes. >> so are we ready? >> we are going to kick this thing off and start with team stars.

take your spots, and, of course. very gymnast strut out to the main strange performing to katie per's "firework ? ? 'cause, baby you're a firework ? ? come on show 'em what you're worth ? ? make 'em go "oh, oh, oh" ? ? as you shoot across the sky ? >> wow. flexibility by paula faris. >> centerpiece. >> they did not get wrapped up in there. what do you think, dominique. >> very impressive. i can tell they practiced all morning for this. >> at least for 45 minutes. >> any -- >> no, not yet. now we introduce team stripes out onto the platform.

>> performing to "eye of the tiger." take it away, guys. ? it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight ? ? rising up to the challenge of our rival ? ? and the last known survivor stalkering his prey in the night ? ? and he's watching us all with the eye of the tiger ? >> i was very impressed with that front walkover and rhythmic gymnastics. >> this is obviously going to be something, very, very tight. >> there is a deduction. >> i'm just going to deduct the flip. that was a little too impressive, mckayla. >> too impressive. >> too impressive? >> that's a thing? >> it was great. >> well, it is the moment. >> it is the moment. judge dawes, who wins this first event?

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"good morning america" is brought to you by harvoni. are you readiy. >> oh, yes. >> come on, everybody gets a medal today. in way to go. >> dominique, thank you. mckayla, thank you. >> the "gma" games is synchronized swimming. wait for it. >> we'll have swimming here at "gma." >> synchronized swimming. >> have a great day, everyone. >> good morning, i'm doug meehan, a live look over boston harbor and logan airport out

>> we are starting out in the 60s in a lot of the suburbs this morning. but the temperatures are going to jump up quickly under sunshine, and upper 80s to around 90 degrees inland, a sea breeze, going to keep us cooler along the immediate coastline, as the high pressure slides eastward, as we get towards tonight and tomorrow, and more humid air is going to work in, and with that humidity in place tomorrow, there will be some showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. look at this, starting on thursday, we are at or above 90 degrees with high humidity right through at least >> all right, cindy, thank you, a check of the top stories now, a deadly mystery in princeton putting that community on edge right now. police are putting out an urgent plea for help after 27-year-old van necessaria marcotte was murdered on sunday night. police do not know if this was a random act and are warning residents to travel in pairs. and sharon police are asking for help to track down a child rape suspect. 29-year-old eric sylvia is wanted on several charges. his last known address is beach

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