good morning, america. storm watch. a tropical storm warning for the consideration. one of three big systems growing in the atlantic. florida's gulf coast also on alert for heavy rain, rip currents and dangerous winds. out west, two hurricanes could be heading for hawaii. >> scandal in the clinton campaign. hillary's closest adviser huma abedin now separating from that new sexting scandal. donald trump already on the attack calling it a national security issue. >> he's a pervert and just a very sick guy and she's married to him. >> how clinton's campaign is reacting this morning. a dramatic rescue caught on dash cam. ten cars piled up trapping a woman inside a burning car. bystanders rush to the scene and pull her free. the all-out search for the good samaritans this morning.

swimmer ryan lochte now heading to "dancing with the stars." before he takes on the ballroom he's here for his first live interview answering tough questions about the scandal in rio and his relationship with his teammates only on "gma." and good morning, america. how about that announcement? let's take a look. ryan lochte standing by here live in times square. surprised a lot of us with an "dancing with the stars." >> he was booked by the "dancing" team before the controversy at the olympics. we are revealing the list of all of the names on the show and this morning ryan lochte will be here answering questions about those new charges in brazil when we speak with him in just a few moments. we are also remembering gene wilder this morning. what a giant in hollywood. you see him right there. his humor and heart touched so many lives. what a sweet face. what a sweet man. we'll get into that coming up. first those two tropical depressions brewing in the

coast. two hurricanes could be heading for hawaii as many families enjoy their last week of summer vacation. it is td number 8. quite a bit of rain with it. the tropical storm warnings in place for coastal north carolina and there along the outer banks. the path takes it out to sea after today. it's quick but that's why we have our head, north carolina, this morning. >> reporter: good morning. as that storm gets closer the winds are picking up as you said offshore it's packing sustained winds up to 45 miles per hour. it is expected to bring heavy rain as it brushes past this area. later today and into tonight, also the waves are picking up as you can see. one of the big concerns are the rip currents. you already had the red flags flying. lifeguards telling people to

it is simply too dangerous. also, the good news is as you said, ginger, it should move out quickly. the bad news is for those people trying to enjoy a last week of summer vacation, well, they could get hit twice. ginger. >> that is exactly right. let's look at that other tropical depression which could be strengthening into a storm very quickly. hurricane hunters are investigating at this moment. as it we're mosted concerned between tallahassee and tampa hitting as a tropical storm. that's what's in effect. fly to the pacific. you got to see mad lieline head toward hawaii and could be a category 1 and lester right behind. a lot going on. i can't emphasize that enough. i'll have a whole lot more in moments. >> you certainly have your hands full. thank you. now to a major warning from the fbi putting state election

targeted voting systems in illinois and arizona. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas joins us from washington, d.c. with all the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the fbi is increasingly concerned about the potential of a cyberattack in the coming november election. following those attacks in arizona and illinois, the fbi sent out a bulletin calling on states to check for suspicious activity. arizona election officials are saying the attack on that state may have been based in russia russian intelligence officials were behind a recent hack against a democratic national committee, amy. >> pierre, we're hearing from a very powerful u.s. senator who is expressing his grave concerns. >> reporter: yes, senator harry reid, the democratic minority leader from nevada wrote a letter to the fbi director expressing concern that russian intelligence officials may be targeting the election. he tries to implicate the trump campaign but that will surely be refuted and challenged by trump

>> pierre thomas with the latest from d.c., thank you. we move on to that bombshell involving hillary clinton's closest aide, huma abedin announcing she's separating from her husband amid reports of another sexting scandal, the third one for weiner who is forced to resign from congress five years ago when the first secreta ones became public. >> reporter: sources tell me hillary clinton's closest aide has been with her family and her boss in the hamptons where clinton has been fund-raising. her son right there with her. this announcement of the surprise to people close to abedin. as you said this is the third time in five years anthony weiner finds himself at the center of some very embarrassing headlines. just about as soon as this tabloid cover hit newsstands huma abedin hit send on a statement announcing her split from anthony weiner saying after long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband.

while his young son was next to him in bed. it comes after a sexting stand dag in 2011 that forced him to resign from office. weiner heckled as he made the announcement. >> i'm announcing my resignation from congress. then two years later another sexting scandal. it doomed his bid for mayor. >> let me just reiterate to my wife how sorry i am. >> reporter: behind the scenes -- a documentary filming all the cringe worthy moments. >> it's like having a nightmare. >> reporter: but in front of the cameras abedin stood by her man. >> i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the couple has been estranged for months. their last known public outing in may on the red carpet at the met gala. abedin, hillary clinton's closest aide, has been in the clinton's inner circle for two

the former president. donald trump turning the separation into a political attack. >> he's a pervert and just a very sick guy and she's married to him. >> reporter: calling it an issue of national security. >> huma abedin has access to classified information. it's very likely that much of this information anthony weiner would know about. >> reporter: well, you heard donald trump there. he is not holding back so is the clinton campaign worried that them? they don't seem to be, george, one source telling me huma has to do what's best for her and her family. >> let's talk about it with matthew dowd. the clinton campaign, a personal issue, painful for huma abedin but you saw donald trump pouncing on it there. how deep does this cut. >> there are so many things to say about this and to quote gene wilder as willy wonka there is no earthy way of knowing which direction this campaign is going.

>> i mean it's hard to fault huma once you married to quagmire from "the family guy," it is a problem for the hillary clinton campaign because in the course of the whole thing, voters look at this, not hillary supporters and trump supporters aren't going to like it but sort of independents look at it and say do we really want to go back to all this again? we really have to draw a line around her private life and this is her husband. >> meantime, donald trump issues about race and saw david duke, the former clan member talking about supporting trump and trump disavowed that and has a pastor tweeting hillary clinton in black face, yet, we've seen from some of the recent polls he appears to at least stop the bleeding. >> when you take a look at the average of the polls he's almost where he was preconvention when he took a hit and made the 34is

be changed fundamentally until the debates. >> you have reports of russian involvement in the elections. this could create a real crisis of confidence in whatever the outcome is. >> 2000, there was a sense there wasn't a legitimate president-elected because of what happened in florida, we're back in that same case again. if people feel russia is involved many will look at the aftermath and not accept it. >> thanks very much. now to two close calls on planes. a passenger trying to open a door in midair crews after a suspicious item was spotted on board that plane. abc's david kerley is at reagan national airport with those details. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. in that first incident the calmness of an alaska flight attendant is cited as a situation that was happening at more than 30,000 feet in the air. new video this morning of the man taken off an alaska airlines jet after he tried to open a door reportedly during flight. >> he said he needed to cancel his flight and get off the plane

was flying to seattle from jfk when the man began yelling he needed to get off the plane. the pilots quickly diverting to minneapolis with a bit of wit on the radio. >> we're going to end up dropping off one of our passengers early. this customer having a difficult time working with others. >> reporter: they escorted him off the aircraft. >> the air marshals were there quick and the flight attendants sort of surrounded him. >> reporter: that man is currently in a minneapolis hospital. some otheren southwest plane with 89 passengers and 5 crew taxiing for takeoff in albuquerque, new mexico, a suspicious item was spotted in the cabin. emergency crews surrounded the boeing 737, alarmed passengers immediately evacuated onto the tarmac. the plane was taken to a remote part of the airport grounds and searched. and nothing was found in that search. nothing suspicious. so the passengers were rescreened. they were on their way in about four hours but, george, this

>> you see it every single day, thanks very much. now to the growing debate sparked by colin kaepernick. the pro quarterback's national anthem protest has drawn a barrage of criticism. others including the white house defending his free speech rights. abc's matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, it's not tacklers that 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is dodging but a growing swarm of critics. fans burning his number 7 jersey. >> move to canada. >> reporter: a sentiment on mond >> i think it's a terrible thing. maybe he should find a country that works better for him. let him try. it won't happen. >> reporter: the famously tattooed kaepernick drawing flack for sitting on the bench at a preseason game last week as the rest of his team stood for the national anthem. that sit-down, a stand, he says, he was making against racial injustice. >> i'll continue to sit, i'm going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed. when there is significant change

represents what it should i'll stand. >> reporter: while the nfl does not require its players to stand for the anthem, kaepernick says he won't actively recruit his teammates to follow suit and in what could be seen as a truce, team leaders at the 49ers have agreed not to openly criticize him. the same can't be said for former teammates like alex >> you have to show respect. it's shameful. >> reporter: kaepernick said he would encourage others to join him but his anthem sit-in has attracted followers. mike tavares said he will sit out the national anthem. kaepernick says he's committed to boycotting "the star-spangled banner" for the rest of the season. >> thank you. now to a search for answers after a murder on cornell university's ivy league campus. a student from a nearby college

woman was bumped into at a party. abc's gio benitez is on the scene there in ivanka, new ytha. >> amy, good morning. police at cornell say you can see in surveillance video that other students were recording that fight. but none of them have come forward. 19-year-old anthony nazaire, a sophomore worked hard to escape the inner city streets but his life altercation on the campus of one of the most elite schools in america. cops launching a massive manhunt for possible suspects. it all began when nazaire a sophomore at ithaca college went to a party at nearby cornell university. his friend shared this video with us. showing that share dancing with fellow partygoers shortly before his murder. now this morning nazaire's sister is sharing heartbreaking

accident. he apologized. the both of them apologized. even my brother apapologized an he didn't bump the girl. they seen it was going to escalate to more than it was supposed to be. >> be advised i have two patients. patient number one unresponsive, stabbed in the upper left quadrant of the chest. go ahead and send a helicopter. >> we've had a lot of videos that have been submitted by folks that were in the area. that video has helped us put some of the pieces of the puss the together but not everyone quite ? >> reporter: as the ithaca community mourns nazaire's family is left grief stricken with so many questions. >> i don't understand how someone could just take someone's life away like that. >> reporter: and overnight that share's family attorney releasing a statement saying this, the family wants the person responsible for his death to be apprehended and held accountable with a sentence of life in prison. amy. >> all right. we hope they certainly get that

we turn now to some dramatic video from a ten-car pileup in upstate new york. take a look on the left as a tractor trailer comes crashing into several cars there in a construction zone igniting a fire and pinning a white car into the barrier. you see that. there was a woman trapped in the driver's seat. well, bystanders rushed in to ex-tension wish the flames then pull that driver out. carrying her across the highway to safety. the tractor trailer reportedly had faulty brakes. the mayor of binghamton released the video sayinge find those brave people and recognize them for their heroic efforts. >> so selfless right there. okay, we switch gears and celebrate the life of gene wilder. the hollywood legend's unique blend of comedy and empathy touched thousands of fans. david wright is here with a look back at a remarkable man who made so many laugh. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. nobody could panic quite like gene wilder, right?

full-on freakout he had such vulnerability and comic timing that you got the sense at any moment he just might lose it. >> i cannot function in these conditions. you make me extremely nervous. >> reporter: whether he was playing an accountant in "the producers" or the doctor in "everything you want to know about sex." >> i am in love with a sheep. >> reporter: gene wilder could make you laugh without speaking a word. >> oh. i see. >> reporter: married in the '80s to comedienne gilda radner here they are on "gma" 30 years ago. >> what would surprise people about you all in your private lives. >> i think people always expect we go home and like i sit in a chair and gene does scenes from his movies and then he sits down in a chair and i do characters and we're just laughing all the time. i think they'd be surprised at how kind of ordinary we are. >> we just want to have love in

>> reporter: when she died of cancer he set up a charity in her name. we've now learned his own health had been failing for years. he struggled with alzheimer's but chose to keep it private. preferring his fans to remember him in his prime. ? come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination ? >> reporter: as the musical and slightly menacing willy wonka or wild-eyed young franken stein. >> that's >> my name, it's pronounced frankenstein. >> reporter: sorry. >> why isn't it frederick frankenstein. >> it isn't. it's fred kick franken seen. >> you must be igor. >> no, it's pronounced igor. >> reporter: the straight man who couldn't help but be funny. >> one, two, three.

silent or paraphrasing shakespeare. >> we are the musicmakers. and we are the dreamers of dreams. >> reporter: according to his nephew he died holding hands with his wife of 25 years and his family hearing ella fitzgerald sing "somewhere over the rainbow." mel brooks said he blessed every film we did with his magic and he blessed me with his friendship. he will be missed. >> beautiful. >> he wanted to keep those talked about how he reseated in recent years. he didn't want children to see him suffering with alzheimer's. he said he couldn't -- >> everybody knew him as willy wonka. >> he couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world. >> wow. >> thank you, david. over to ginger. >> straight to that tuesday trivia brought to you by

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we do have a traffic alert right now. an accident on 77 north near 271 backing up traffic for miles. john is flying over the scene in our air traffic 5. >> it looks like a parking lot right now. look at the backup we are dealing with. you mentioned that accident 77 northbound before 271. we're seeing stop and go traffic reported, but it looks like bumper to bumper. a long line of traffic back to cleveland road as reported by o- dot cameras. look at the long line of traffic. long backups because of this. near the crash, actually play back quick video of the area. so you can see, to remove the vehicle, a wrecker is on the

a live look on air tracker 5 shows the traffic is backed up for several miles. we'll continue to keep you

welcome back. we have breaking traffic news. major backup. extensive on 77 north. the accident happened 77 right before 271. but the backup rough go of it. the northbound lanes backed up. right lane backed. the w now. but 77 north. you are backed up all the way to at least 18. let me show you what it looks like at 77. north, this is cleveland. look at it. it looks like a parking lot. >> well, at least the weather is treating everyone well. cool start, 56 degrees. 62 in cleveland. all of us warming up this afternoon. temperatures rising to the mid to upper 80s. tons of sunshine with the clouds starting to move in.

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looking. welcome back to "gma" looking live at ryan lochte. he'll open up about that scandal in rio and learn about his future. the carolinas facing a tropical storm warning. three big storm systems spin now in the atlantic. florida's gulf coast also on summer vacation. heavy rain, rip currents and dangerous wind could all be moving into that area. and then hillary clinton's top aide huma abedin making headlines this morning announcing she is separating from her husband, anthony weiner following a new sexting scandal. we'll have much more on that in our next hour. >> that's coming up. jesse palmer here this morning. you have an answer to a big question from the vmas. where was taylor swift. >> that's the big question everybody is asking. taylor swift leaving a

nothing to do with her bad blood with kanye west. >> ding, ding, ding. puns already at 7:30. >> on fire tuesday morning. >> looking forward to that. ryan lochte joining us for his first live interview since the olympics and the international incident, his actions set off. he will join us in a moment to address august of that and his upcoming turn on "dancing with the stars." but first a look at the scandal putting lochte in the spotlight and still making headlines around the world. that turned into an international incident. all sparked from a very public lie. >> and then the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it and put it to my forehead. >> reporter: leaving brazilian authorities to charge ryan lochte with filing a false police report. his lawyer telling abc news they have not yet seen the indictment and will cooperate with brazilian authorities. this as one of the swimmers

certain aspects of the evening most captured on gas station surveillance video. all four olympic swimmers now back in the u.s. with feigan having to pay an $11,000 fine before leaving the country. lochte who had nearly $1 million worth of endorsement deals has since been dropped by ralph lauren and speedo. >> i've done the training. >> reporter: jimmy fallon poking fun at the mtv vmas. >> i gave adele the flip phone. oh, my god, i got to call you back. i got a call waiting. drake, the hot line -- >> reporter: lochte ready to take on his biggest challenge not in the pool but on the dance floor. joining us now is ryan lochte. and, ryan, you initially said that you exaggerated about what happened. >> yes. >> that opening. why did you lie? >> you know, i think it was

and, you know, i'm not one to make excuses but i mean i was still intoxicated. i was still going through the emotions of, you know, having a gun pulled on me and i mean i just -- i'm human. i made a mistake and that's something that i'm going to have to live with. >> you never technically filed a police report. they actually came to you. >> yes. >> would you still characterize robbery? >> i don't know if i would consider it as a robbery or extortion or us just paying for the fine for just paying up for the poster being ripped. >> do you acknowledge that you ripped up the poster? >> i did. yes. walking back through, but and then, you know, "usa today" and other people have been finding

>> you say you never even entered the bathroom. >> i never entered the bathroom. it was locked so we couldn't go in there at all so the story about me vandalizing the bathroom is absurd and never happened. >> so what was the lie? what was the thing you told that wasn't true? >> the thick that i told that wasn't true was having the gun pointed to my forehead and cocked. that was -- that was overexaggerated. pointed at your head. >> yes. >> how will you respond to the charges recently filed by the brazilian government? will you go back to brazil and face those charges? >> you know, i definitely have a great team and they're dealing with it. all the legal issues. and we're just trying to get this over with. i mean, it's been dragged out

been -- the media has taken this to a whole new level and i just want to put this behind me and move on and move forward and i think, you know, the rest of the world wants that too. i mean we've been talking about this way too long and there's other bigger issues that this world is facing. >> your teammate james feigan settled with authorities and paid more than $10,000. have you thought about paying him back since you took the lead on the lie and do you plan on paying anything to the brazilian government? they're dealing with it and whatever happens happens. and i reached out to jimmy saying i know you had to pay that fine. you know, it is my fault. i'm taking full responsibility for this and i will pay that back if he will let me. so -- >> what have you said to your other teammates? have you reached out to them. >> i reached out to everyone.

that -- that was the most like important thing that i did because they mean so much to me. and when i found out that they were pulled off the plane and everything that's been happening to them in the media like that hurt me and because i wasn't there and i wanted to be there and i wanted to help. i left on my own time. i didn't leave -- i didn't leave them for dry or anything like that i left when i was the authorities, they cooperated with me like, everything was perfect. they said, congratulations on your gold medal and i left. they didn't say you have to stay here or anything like that. so it just -- i've been really trying to be supportive and be positive for them being like i'm really sorry, i mean, that's all i can do right now. >> what about your mom?

this. >> yes. i mean, not much i can say. i mean it's my mom. no matter what she's going to stick by my side. >> did you apologize to her. >> oh, i definitely did. everything that she's done in my entire life, she's been there through thick and thin and especially this, i just hate how it's -- this affected my entire family and like the people around the world, no one repay her for what's happened, but i mean we're a family. we have to stick together. >> what do you say to people who say you've embarrassed your country? have you? >> i mean, i -- i think it's -- it's everyone is blowing this way out of proportion. i think that's what happened and, you know, like i said, i did lie about that one part and i take full responsibility.

a very big mistake and it's something that i learned from and i know that that will never happen again. >> "dancing with the stars," you actually agreed to be a part of the show before this incident happened. but now that you've dealt with the incident and still dealing with the backlash do you still feel like it's a good idea to put yourself out there on a reality tv show while you're still legally dealing with this, financially dealing with this and emotionally dealing with this? >> the emotional part is the hardest thing. it's been the past two weeks have been like the lowest point of my life and it's been really hard but like the fans, my family, my friends, they've all been really positive, keeping me going and that's what i want to do and this is perfect with the show because i want to put that behind me. i'm never the one to dwell on the past.

forward. i don't want this -- i mean everyone's got to be sick and tired of hearing about this. i know i am and i just want to move forward and -- >> put on your dancing shoes. >> put on my dancing shoes or at least try to. >> all right, ryan lochte, we're going to have much more with you in our next hour talking about "dancing with the stars." thank you for joining us. >> yes, thank you. >> coming up on our big board, this video getting a lot of reaction. look at that. it shows a 4-year-old thrown from a bridge his mom right there. the boy is okay but the mother is now under investigation. then amazon trying something new, a 30-hour workweek for many so of its employees. is it a good idea? could music at the office make you a better team player? our insiders join us in two minutes. when i put on a great pair of pants...

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story. it is a doozy. the disturbing video that is getting hundreds of thousands of views online. you can see why. it shows a 4-year-old tossed off a bridge as his mother watches from the river below. take a look. [ screaming ] >> oh. >> you can actually hear the boy screaming as he plunges 27 feet into that water. the boy's mother reportedly is also heard there acquaintance throwing her son from the bridge and later playing it off as fun. thankfully the little boy is okay and, sunny, we know that he was shaken up but authorities are investigating and we can all see why. what do you think should happen. >> i'm looking at george. >> this is crazy. >> horrific. >> it's horrific. the bottom line is he has to be taken out of the home at this point. a full-scale investigation by child protective services. i think his mother should be

certainly child abuse. you look at that and you think society now has to step in and take care of this little boy because his mother doesn't know how to do it. >> the investigation still going on. amy and i were talking before and remember the story, last week we had the story of two kids, their mom left them alone for 45 minutes and charged with a misdemeanor. a lot of give and take of these laws that vary state by state. >> especially when it comes to parents. i think the parents should be held to a higher standard. if we saw a baby-sitter tossing this 4-year-old boy off a bridge be sitting in jail right now but now that we're talking about his mother, she is just free sort of walking around. i think the rue of thumb when it comes to parenting is what you can't do to an adult you can't do to a child. you can't beat an adult. you can't throw a kid -- an adult off of a bridge. you can't do it to a kid. >> it's a great rule. just stunning, stunning video. thank you, sunny, very much. that big headline from

for employees, full benefit, 75% of a 40-hour worker's pay and rebecca jarvis is here to talk about it. we know some european countries adopted shorter workweeks. why is amazon taking this on now? >> because it sounds great, george. that's why. this makes the company -- it's a great, great bit of news for the company and maybes them sound more competitive. it also makes them more attractive to mothers and these companies, the amazons of the world are trying to attract a different group of speculating maybe this is in reaction to the story from "the new york times" last year that criticized the work environment at amazon, maybe that's the case but amazon says this is a pilot program. they're trying it out with a small group and maybe if it works out with a small group they'll expand it into the rest of the company. >> sounds good, rebecca. thank you so much. to a fascinating new study about music at work. take a listen to this. ? i'm walking on sunshine ? whoa ?

for george. 'dancing in his head. researchers at cornell found happy songs may spark cooperation in teamwork in the workplace. clinical psychologist dr. elizabeth lombardo is here with more. dr. lombardo, it makes sense to me. what do you think? >> wanted to look at the impact of music on teamwork. they had people either listen to happy music, sad music or no music at all. the people who listened to the happiest music were more likely to share their token which concluded they were better team players. >> george. >> i'm guessing we're ready to start playing music. what about the overall environment at work? how does that affect people. >> it has a huge impact. another study out of cornell found that colder environments, about 68 degrees cause people to be 44% less -- make more errors and 50% less productive than warmer environments so we really want to optimize our temperature and our music at work.

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with breathable underwear from fruit of the loom. back now with the call of duty. jury one famous face notably missing from the vmas lineup. that was taylor swift's face but the superstar instead in tennessee reporting to court. here is jesse with all the details. >> that's right, guys. taylor swift is not the first person or star to be called to jury duty but many of those big names in the past, well, they've been excused because of their celebrity. however, swift, she's one of the most famous people in the world. she reported to court ready to serve.

but sunday night t. swift was nowhere to be seen on that white carpet. ? so where was she? turns out she wasn't in new york but instead making a decidedly less glamorous entrance nearly 900 miles away reporting for jury duty ? we never go out of style ? >> reporter: the stylish singer heading to court bright and early monday morning in her adopted hometown of nashville quickly recognized and even snapping selfies with jurors. one fan tweeting, met taylor swift today at jury duty. she is so nice. #civicduty. so nice in fact she gave a few shoutout. >> we wanted to say hi to max, alex, will, cole and deniya and have a great carpool, you guys. ? shake it off ? >> reporter: while she wasn't selected for a trial reported for civic duty is something even the biggest stars don't try to shake off. madonna, samuel l. jackson, brad

called. and swift didn't shake it off by doing her civic duty. she was excused, however, because she has an ongoing lawsuit that she's involved with in colorado, guy. >> she couldn't judge another lawsuit. >> that's right. >> interacting with some of the other jurors. >> i love her happy carpool, everyone. coming up we are just moments away from the big reveal. who is heading to the ballroom for the biggest season of "dancing with the stars" yet from olympians with finesse to a politician? we have the full cast

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7:56. i'm karina with breaking news just coming into the live desk. the cleveland teacher's union and school district have reached a tentative agreement. now at this point, we don't know what that deal includes, but a major sticking point has been a pay plan based on performance. for several years now, the district in union haven't been able to come up with the exact terms. main points here, again, a strike avoided. a tentative agreement reached between >> and a cleveland police officer in the hospital this morning after a late night crash. the officers own car and another car involved here at east 9th and euclid. the officer is in serious condition. the driver of the other car also taken to metro. their condition not known. we'll keep you updated. let's keep you updated. >> still waiting for them to rise. i think we are off to a good start. cool for awhile. now hitting 59 degrees.

60 degrees in millersburg and 64 in cleveland. we'll be climbing throughout the day to the mid to upper 80s. it is going to be hotter than it was yesterday. a great deal of sunshine to start, but the clouds will start to move in as we head towards the afternoon. as we head into tomorrow, we'll start to see that on set of showers approaching the area. it will probably be late tomorrow morning or as we head into the afternoon, we also have that threat for showers and thunderstorms. here's a look at your power 5 seven-day forecast, again, pretty c week. feeling more like fall. but, summer does make a return just in time for the labor day weekend. kristen. >> thanks so much. tracking a handful of accidents, too many to list, so i tweeted them out. follow me there. i'll pension a couple. we have 90 east at 41st street and then 77 right around the 18 area. look at these drive times. 77 still in rough shape. even though that accident cleared at 77 and 271. you are at an hour and 9 minutes here from the 77

to 90. and we're at 36 minutes here. 90 eastbound. i'll leave you with a look at that accident site. 77 right around the road. cars barely getting by.

good morning, america. popular vacation spots bracing for big storms with heavy rain, dangerous rip currents and high winds, the carolinas and the gulf coast on alert. ? in your imagination ? new overnight as the world celebrates gene wilder, details emerging on his battle with altitude and why he kept his private struggles such a secret. ? wake me up when it' over ? marriage and betrayal. one of hillary clinton's closest aides separating from her husband anthony weiner after his high-profile sexting scandal. how to save your relationship or when to call it quits. ? make you feel good ? it's time. the most dynamic "dancing with the stars" cast that's ever entered the ballroom. wait till you see who is joining maks, val and swimmer ryan lochte to face off for the mirror ball trophy.

good morning, america. good morning, america. welcome to a big tuesday in times square. welcome to tom bergeron of "dancing with the stars." he's polishing up that mirror ball. we're getting ready to reveal the "danci"dancing" cast for th season. ryan lochte is so is another gold medal winning olympian. >> a good tease. >> revealed moments away. also this morning, becky is back with when to splurge or save on beauty buys. this morning, it's about something we all use, hopefully. deodorant. does it make that much difference? becky is breaking down the science just ahead. >> looking forward to that. we all need it. we go to paula faris with the morning rundown? we all need it but don't all use

about hackers. possibly trying to jeopardize or influence the election this year. the agency is putting state election officials across the country on alert after foreign hackers apparently breached voter databases in arizona and illinois. in one particular case, a russian hacker reportedly gained access to log-in credentials. this morning senate minority leader harry reid is asking the fbi to investigate whether the russian government i donald trump. people in both parties are closely watching arizona today where senator john mccain is in the political fight of his career. facing two challengers in today's primary. ahead of a tough general election fight. and two powerful storms heads for the southeastern united states right now. one tropical depression is moving up the atlantic coast heading for north carolina's outer banks. flooding is expected a little later today.

sandbags and bracing for up to ten inches of rain this week. meantime, look at this in colorado, a freak storm dumping nearly two feet of hail in august nonetheless. snowplows had to be used in colorado springs. and a very dramatic rescue at sea to show you. the italian coast guard has helped save more than 6,000 migrants off the coast of libya fleeing africa for europe in overcrowded boats. 700 packed on to o including a 5-day-old boy and his twin brother right there. a possible new lead in the unsolved murder of a new york city jogger. the parents say police want to interview a man that jogged that same trail and say that man hasn't been seen since their daughter's murder back in august. a $300,000 reward is offered in the case. and a major tax ruling against apple. the company has been ordered to

ireland's government after the european union ruled that tax breaks given to apple were illegal. and a new partnership in the retail industry. nordstrom has struck a deal to sell some of j. crew's collection of women's wear. this is an effort by both chains to boost sluggish sales. we do have new details about actor gene wilder's battle with alzheimer's. his family says wilder battled the disease for three years but they say it never stole his core personality. the family says diagnosis private so that the countless children who would recognize him as willy wonka would not have to worry about him. gene wilder was 83 years old. finally for you on this tuesday morning a new entry in our don't try this at home file. it's getting thicker. this daredevil's video is going viral. yeah, i almost can't even watch this. he tried to juggle oranges while riding his unicycle around the

that's 840 feet high. he still managed to record himself with a selfie stick. he is a pro stuntman, we should say and did it before a 500-foot chimney. 840 feet, 77 stories. >> who is recorded him there from behind? >> i don't have all of the answers, jesse. come on. >> you're lying to america. >> maybe could you do a "pop news" investigation? maybe a follow-up. >> no safety harness. >> crazy. >> stupid human tricks. >> ready for "pop news"? >> yes. >> liven it up a little bit. well, it's the moment of truth for "pretty little liars" fan, one of the biggest shows on tv with a massive social media following but unfortunately the ladies will be leaving the small screen after the seventh season wraps in april 2017. the cast broke the news along with creator marlene king. take a look. >> been such an amazing chapter of our lives and we're so glad that you guys could share it

>> the stars also took to social media to thank fans and their creator tease that they will finally have all their questions answered. the midseason finale airs tonight on freeform. >> i don't know what my daughter will do. she's going through the shakes right now. >> your daughters too? >> big time. >> all good things do come to an end. maybe unicycle around -- what was that again -- a chimney in europe somewhere. no. something to do, "pretty little liars," it's over. lara spencer pitched an amazing "pop news" story even in her recovery. one for you, lara. here we have quite the dynamic duo, phil collins and leslie odom jr. kicking off the opening night gala. collins came out for his first major public appearance in six years sharing the stage with the tony award winner and "hamilton" tar to sing "easy lover."

shared co-hosting duties. emeril lagasse who is here with us this morning along with an father win tour and mike tyson and brought in over a million dollars for a charity and they're going to tennis youth programs. nice job by lara putting in work even in recovery and, of course, we continue to wish you a speedy recovery and know you'll be back here and on the tennis court. she loves her tennis. finally we have a "pop news" exclusive. bill murray cutting loose. recording the voice of "the jungle book." take a look ? the bare necessities the simple bare necessities ? ? forget about your worries and your strife ? >> very good baloo, i must say. murray behind the scenes of the live action movie that came out back in april. turns out life really is all about the bare necessities. >> including deodorant. >> including deodorant. that's a must today so now it's time to take a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning

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back now with big questions about marriage and fidelity. hillary clinton's close aide huma abedin and former congressman anthony weiner announcing their separation following his latest sexting scandal. their six-year marriage becoming a string of indiscretions and mara schiavocampo has a closer look at why they are calling it quits. >> reporter: this morning, the very public exposure of one couple's most private problems. former congressman anthony weiner once again with another woman. the "the new york post" publishing this lewd photo of weiner with his 5-year-old son beside him. his wife, huma abedin announcing she's had enough. i have made the decision to separate from my husband. >> when he dragged her child into this, i think that was when her mother-in-law instinct said it's time. i'm done. >> reporter: the couple's marriage has been under the microscope since then congressman weiner accidentally

>> i've done things i deeply regret. i apologize to my wife and our families. >> reporter: in 2013 the couple re-emerged during weiner's new york city mayoral bid. the documentary "weiner" gives a behind-the-scenes look at the couple's private life during the campaign. >> i don't have any prep. >> on what? >> is the press going to be there. >> i'll give you some prep. i'll give you some prep. >> y >> no, i would say you ago like a normal campaign candidate's wife. i think anthony is doing an amazing job. >> reporter: as weiner vied for a second chance he got caught up in another sexting scandal. abedin remained by his side. >> i made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. >> reporter: but now abedin is done playing the role of the supportive wife. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and joining us now

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? there is the big mirror ball. "dancing with the stars" 23rd season coming up. we're here with tom bergeron, ryan lochte, hear about the whole rest of the cast but, tom, 23 seasons. kind of hard to believe but how do you keep it fresh season after season. >> well, i work tirelessly as you can imagine, george. actually it's our producers and amazing production staff that does it. i just show up and >> it's pretty exciting because we're seeing some familiar faces come back this season. we introduced maks as coming back and derek hough is coming back, as well. how exciting is that to have your old pals back. >> it's wonderful. i think they all would echo that we have at our best a feeling of a work family and it's great to have, you know, family members come back into the fold on a given season and go off and --

season. >> we've gone fort and multiplied. >> ryan, this has to be something new for you. thank you for doing the interview with amy. a lot of twitter reaction coming in, some positive, some negative. that's part of the show. you have to win voters' support. how do you feel about that? how are you going to do it. >> you know, i'm definitely really excited. this is completely new for me. you know, i think it's time for me to hang up the speedo and put on my that ballroom. >> you don't need a big hanger for that. >> yes. >> can you dance, though, ryan? i saw you wince right there. >> no, i can't. >> starting from scratch. >> i'm starting from scratch. this will be fun, though. it's a new experience. i'll treat this kind of like going into the olympics like you train for so long and you have that one shot to put it all out there. i think that's what i'll do. >> to make ryan more comfortable we're chlorinating his spray tan.

eclectic mix. do we want to start revealing. we want to see more of the stars? everybody ready to see. let's see who is in our giant mirror ball. it is laurie hernandez. >> great to have you with >> congratulations. >> wow. that was some -- i thought they would keep you going all the way around. another olympian right here. you guys have had some great success. not only in the olympics but also on "dancing with the stars." laurie, how do you feel? >> this is amazing. i mean i'm so excited to start dancing. >> and you are a dancer behind

>> don't they call you little shakira? they call me baby shakira, yeah. >> we've had olympic gymnasts in the past on the show who have done very well. will you incorporate any moves into some of your number, do you think? >> maybe. >> all right. fair enough. >> maybe. >> can i ask both of you, you're both used to winning and gold medalists have done well in the past so how do you think you're going to take that on to the dance floor? ryan, i'll start with you. >> you know, i'm going to treat it just like how i do my swilling. i'll when i have that shot, i'm going to go out there and i'm going to try to go for the gold, i guess you could say. >> laurie. >> i mean, with olympic athletes you'll notice we train so hard you don't just get a gold. you train hard for it and the gold is the reward so just going to go out there and train hard. >> ready to go. also some ambulances in times square this morning. coming up we'll reveal the rest

mirror ball trophy. first we have to go to ginger. we all remember her on "dancing". >> i'm over here hiding behind the mirror ball with the best fans in the world. we are so happy you are all here with us this morning. three generations. i love it. let's go ahead and talk about the tropics. that is a huge story. folks in north carolina waking up and wondering will tropical depression 8 become a storm? we have a tropical storm warning. those shifts and will twist away so a brush and that's today, tropical depression 9 to affect florida between tallahassee and tampa is where it goes right now. impacts would be wind and hefty rain. detailing a lot more on that coming up but let's do it. good morning. so we're starting off dry, but it's a little cool this morning by our summer standards. let's get a look at temperatures. finally starting to rise out of the 50s. 62 degrees in kirkland.

we head toward the west side, we are seeing a lot of 50s. state park also at 59 degrees. here's a look at your day planner. so these temperatures are going to rise to the upper 80 80s by this afternoon. have a great day. i had to say, "dancing "again? >> the moment we've waiting for the full cast of "dancing with the stars" right here on "gma." >> the moment we've waiting for the full cast of "dancing with the stars" right here on "gma." ? >> the moment we've waiting for

8:27. following breaking news coming into the live desk. cleveland teacher's union and the school district avoiding a strike after 21 hours of negotiations both sides have reached a tentative agreement. that happened at 5:00 this morning. at this point, we don't know exactly what that deal includes. the school board and teachers will have to approve this agreement. we'll keep extreme that the city has removed 40 traffic lights to save money. >> taking them all down will save the city $55,000 a year. some of the lights were deactivated from intersections. residents say there has been several accidents and too many close calls. the lights could be taken down without causing safety issues. the lights will be discussed at the next council meeting next tuesday.

adding some notches to the thermometer. finally rising to 58 for you as well as in aleria. good morning, 61 for you. even though we are off to a cool start, the sun will come out and temperatures are going to rise to the mid to upper 80s. we are in for a warm day ahead. we start off with a great deal of sunshine. these clouds will start to move in. as we head into tomorrow morning, we have the threat for showers and thunderstorms with that front approaching. your power 5 seven- are going to be great shape for that tribe versus the twins this evening. it will feel like fall in the 70s. kristen. >> i'm looking forward to that. all right, 77. a rough commute. 77 north and 21. so we're delayed in the northbound lanes from the area all the way to brexville. your drive time more than doubles. we're at 66 minutes. 77 northbound from the central

? welcome back to "gma." it is the time we have all been waiting for. it's the moment we've all been waiting for, the big "dancing with the stars" cast reveal. >> you see tom bergeron right here, also two new cast members. lochte and laurie hernandez right here. >> are you ready to hear who you're competing against? here we go. first up, it's marcia, marcia, marsha, maureen mccormick from "the brady bunch" vying for the mirror ball. does it take you back to your childhood? >> yes, marcia was the best. >> every rose has its thorn. will blond bombshell amber rose

"little women la reality star terra jole is known for her lady gaga act. pit little shakira against her in this. "taxi" actress marilu henner. she's one of those annoying people who has a perfect memory. >> yes. >> for everything. i've known her for years and remembers everything. and then we have former presidential hopeful governor rick perry who on remembered three things. >> ouch. >> also -- >> he hasn't even started yet, tom. >> and so rick perry will be cha-cha'ing george. >> tom delay tried a couple of years ago. >> helpfully rick will do better. and you know former tween heartthrob jake t. austin from the great show "wizards of waverly place." calvin johnson was one of the best wide receivers in the nfl.

but can he transform in a great dancer? will he throw a football at marcia brady. we'll find out. how will that go. he might have a baby face but he has a sultry voice, see what we did, 11 time grammy winner, kenneth "babyface" edmonds will be competing and so will rapper and renovator, how many times you hear that in a sentence. vanilla ice. will he play nice, nice baby on will champion race car driver james hinchcliffe cross the finish line first to win the competition? he's had quite a year. he came very close to dying a year ago. and why you want to go up against country music sensation jana kramer. all right. >> it's one eclectic cast. it's a good mix. okay, there's the competition. what do you think? >> oh, i'm just excited to go

going to be dancing with? >> sure. >> yeah, i think you do. let's find out who is going to guide you to glory. ginger, bring out laurie's partner. [ cheers and applause ] >> come over here. >> mwah. >> handsome hand hard to top ginger. what do you think of your new partner. >> oh, my god. i'm her biggest fan. i saw her on tv killing it at the olympics and representing our country. i want to -- i know she's got a couple of gold medals and i would love to get her a gold mirror ball. >> you got to take laurie out to breakfast and give her a couple of tips. >> i think we have to. you know what, i would just say if i had to give you any advice, number one, keep this guy fed and hydrated.

give him chicken salad. >> does he get angry. >> black coffee and water, he's good. >> you can tell by how much his hair kurs in yeah, don't try to make your hair better than his, it's not going to happen. at the end of it just enjoy. he taught me something i will never forget. that's to just enjoy that moment. when you walk out there, it goes so fast and he is the king of admiration, gratefulness and being in that moment so i know you're probably pretty good at that. >> a few moments to enjoy that's exciting. ryan, are you ready to see who you're going to be dancing with. >> yes. >> can i get a drum roll, please. >> it is two time mirror ball champ cheryl burke. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> how are you? >> hi. i just want to kiss all of you. >> welcome back. >> how are you? >> welcome back.

>> as i get hit by the mirror ball trophy. >> cheryl, how does it feel to be coming back. >> sorry. >> how does it feel to be coming back in amazing. i miss my family. it's been three seasons. feels like it's been a decade since i've been back and so excited to be able to be back and dance with ryan and just put that spray tang and glitter back on. you know, i just can't get rid of it. >> what made you want to come back other than the glitter and spray tan. >> right. well, i've been f called "love on the floor" and dancing in japan. it's a live stage show and for me it was about, you know, performing again and i felt inspired and i'm ready to be back and do what i was born to do. so i'm really happy to be back. >> welcome home. >> yeah, ryan. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, we'll win this mirror ball trophy. >> he's got a big smile. cheryl, maks is coming back.

the dancing pairings by going to our website. we'll have the whole cast here on september 7th. you got to go back to work. >> let's do that. i just want to dance all day but let'ss go ahead and start with colorado. want to see hail, why not? yes, that's it. colorado springs had that hail, the flash flooding, one to even four inches of rain falling very, very quickly. now we have flood watches from west texas up through missouri. and that rainfall going to be trapped don't you love when i talk weather, val. >> i love weather. >> he learned so much. all right. all right, let's go ahead and look at our temperatures here at home. we've been waiting for them to go up. the month of august has been warm overall, it's nice to see this refreshing temperatures. 58 in aleria. highs reach ling the mid to

by tempur-pedic. >> i'm excited about vanilla ice. the chances of "ice, ice baby" on the dance floor. spend low or yolo. you only live once. we are breaking down a beauty item that most of us use. deodorant. does spending big bucks make a big difference? becky worley is back with some refreshing news. take a look. >> reporter: drugstore deodorant. it costs a few buck, you swipe it on after a shower and that's it, right? wrong. deodoran business and growing. today designers are getting into the odor control mix. donna karan $25 cashmere mist and tom ford's neroli portofino. 50 bucks for deodorant? the brands that advertise as natural are selling faster than ever and come in cream, wipe, even primal pit paste. it ain't cheap either and can

to learn more we head to the princeton consumer testing labs where this man has 20 years in the deodorant business. >> i sniff under people's armpits. >> reporter: you heard it correctly. >> you hold your arms up. i would apply the sniffer here and then -- oh, lord. >> wow. >> reporter: did that just happen? okay, poor barry has possibly the worst job in america. but something different than less expensive brands? >> people think that and pay a lot more for a product it's going to be so much better, that is just not the case at all. >> reporter: barrie explains they don't prevent you from sweating but absorb odor and masks it. what you're paying for is that scent like a high-end perfume. so with these deodorants -- >> you will still sweat but the smell will be controlled. >> reporter: if you want to

odor forget deodorant and try an anti-percent pi rant. >> it clogs the pores that produce the sweat. >> reporter: he points to drugstore anti-percespirant bras that contain aluminum. some people pay more for great smelling deodorant, the expert's advice to preventing odor in the first place, anti-perspirant. >> go to the box $10. >> reporter: the nose knows. >> wow. he went right in there, becky. here with products. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, that has to be one of the worst jobs in america. i have to imagine. >> listen -- >> no quantitative scientific test for smelling. you have to subjectively smell. >> this is not smell-o-vision. the expensive ones and drugstore brands. >> take a sniff.

>> not really. >> listen, deodorant is about scent so if you're spending $400 bucks for three ounces of tom ford's cologne you're probably going to shell out another 50 to keep the smell going. >> if i'm going to be $50, it better cook dinner for me too. work it, though. >> one of the things that's interesting is deodorants are generally all in the same classification is that they mask odor. anti-perspirants prevent sweating and that also if you add in a deodorant addition will help to mask odor so what barrie said anti-perspirants are more effective. they have aluminum. they have different time release sort of methodologies and so you might want to try different brands to see which one works for you. >> mix it up. make sure this natural brand says whatever you get, make sure that it is an elite assassin of odor. that's what you're looking for everyone. >> critical.

>> i'm okay. >> coming up, emeril lagasse is here. he's going to take us around the globe with his delicious dishes

back now with emeril lagasse. he has a brand-new show "eat the world" with emeril lagasse and travels the world to share great food with great chefs. take a look. >> doesn't matter if it's in new

chefs get together, magic begins to start happening. i'm excited to be here. this is great. >> my favorite thing to eat as a know it is yours is anything anyone else makes. >> that's right. >> this one you got the sweet in one bite. >> god, that's good. >> you know what we say, bam. >> you and mario batali. trying to get all the best chefs. how far you traveled. let's take a look on the map. there we go. >> pretty amazing, right? >> well over >> 100,000. >> fantastic. let's get -- >> around the world twice. the premise of the show, george, is about understanding the culture, understanding people and then understanding the food of where we travel. to have a chef companion at least one, sometimes two, let's take south korea, for example. this is -- >> there we go. >> this is danny bowen. south korea together and he made one of these dishes he made was spicy chicken wings from mission

maple market and learned about the culture and the people, then we took a bullet train 1 0 miles outside seoul to a buddhist temple to find this buddhist nun jean kwan considered one of the best vegetarian chefs in the world and cooked with her all day long and italy with nancy sulitan. i consider her probably one of the gods of dough when it comes to dough. la brea bakery, et cetera, et cetera, she wanted to bring ee to she considers the best pizza maker in the world. you know what makes his pizza so special, his ingredients. 14 kilometers from his restaurant, the buffalo mozzarella, olive oils, wine, amazing experience. then sanchez, we went to cuba together. i was just talking with somebody. if you're having a bad day, call harroun, he will make you bet ever. he is the man. we went to cuba together before it changed.

farmer who has a pig farm and he did roasted pork for us and we got to cook with him and made dishes for him and his family and had sunday dinner. mario batali. >> we just saw him. >> we started -- you would think we'd go to italy. we started at babo and made a ravioli with calf springs his grandmother makes and is the noodle from italy or china. mario, let's go to shanghai. that's what we did. we went to shanghai and we were searched for the best dumplings on the planet. sweetened with mark cal samuelson. i'm fishing in the middle of the ocean with marcus and a hailstorm, 26 degrees. >> all your friends having such a great time. >> unbelievable. >> we wanted to thank you for coming today because we know you lost your mom hilda. >> yes. >> over the weekend. our condolences and we know she was also such a big fan of "gma" and all your time here so thank you. >> if i wouldn't have come today, she'd be really mad at me. >> then we're glad you're here. thank you, emeril.

this friday.

good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> yep, that's a very special greeting from alpha wolf and beta wolf who star in the movie "storks" and they're joining us now in person. actually great to have keegan-michael key and jordan peele. the duo morning. before we talk "storks" i want to talk about vma and your play-by-play commentary. we had great memes come out in that night. very funny. you were in character, social media influencers but you had some mixed reviews. how do you handle your critics? you put yourself out there as comedians. >> you know, that's part of the job. you put yourself out there and, you know, it's like we love our fans and everybody else, it's like get out of here. no, we have fun. >> yeah, there's just a thing

the thing you wanted to achieve that's the best thing at the end of the day. >> you achieved a masterpiece with "storks." i watched it last night with my little girl. we laughed. we cried. it is an awesome movie and you play two wolves who are competing to be the alpha, beta of the pack. let's take a look. >> hey. >> listen, i'm the alpha. i'm going to eat this thing first. >> i'm going to be the new alpha. >> there's no need for a new alpha. i'm the alpha. you're not eve >> i'm alpha. >> no, i'm not. [ baby cooing ] >> ah! >> tell me what -- >> every day. >> who was the alpha? who was the beta. >> it changes from every day. i'm definitely the portly wolf. whoever the animators are -- >> a bone to pick with the

more than anything it's in the sketches. are you going to be the alpha in this sketch? >> that's right. >> in real life we're both betas. >> tell me what the heart of the movie is. i mean, it really is touching and this baby captures the emotions of everyone. >> i think a lot of the story is about family. it's about the family that you make and find yourself in a situation making the best of a situation and that being related to somebody is not necessarily the number one thing. like t is just as much family. >> yeah, really sweet movie. really funny movie. i mean it's got classic like vaudevillian level comedy. >> absolutely. >> it was right up our alley. >> how was it making it? i know you guys when you were doing some of the voiceovers were in like two sides of the country, right? tell me what that was like. >> we've done sketches like that. >> we've done sketches like that. >> digitally put -- >> stood next to each other. >> it's interesting because the fun challenge is the timing

director is like, say that in unison then look at each other and we're going -- >> yeah. >> comedy is all about timing so it has to be even more difficult. andy samberg, some other incredible cast members a part of this as well. you weren't all in the same room. >> it's funny. animator puts it together and looks like we're all next to each other and but did something not a lot of others do, let us talk at the same time and they never let you do that but it works well in the film. >> a it we don't just play two wolves but the entire wolfpack. all of the wolves, like 250 wolves. >> you guys are so great to interview. do you do everything together. >> just about everything. >> yeah, we are on different coasts but we -- >> sometimes. >> even on different coasts we will sometimes finish each other's -- >> sandwiches.

key & peele, very well done. can i call you that. >> yes. >> "storks" opens nationwide on september 23rd and we will be

? hey, michael. >> good morning, michael. >> looking cool, mike.

>> strahan rocks. >> hi, guys, i'm on the way. >> michael, you're looking good. does he look a little different. >> a haircut. ? no way somebody ? >> looking good, strahan. >> some people were just born to say -- >> good morning, america! ? good good ? "good morning america" brought to you by cheerios. >> that was a fun tuesday. >> that was. it was a busy tuesday. >> it sure was. have a great day, everyone. >> bye-bye. good tuesday morning, 8:56. following breaking news here at the live desk. the cleveland teacher's union

these negotiations ended 21 hours. at this point, we don't know what that deal includes, but a major sticking point during all these negotiations has been a pay plan based on performance. so to recap, a strike avoided. a tentative agreement has been reached between the cleveland teacher's union and the school district. and a cleveland police officer in the hospital this morning after a late night crash. the officer's own car and another car involved. cleveland ems telling me the officer is in serious condition. the driver of the other car their condition not known. we'll keep you updated. now let's get a check of that forecast. >> we've been noticing temperatures starting to jump. we started off in the 50s, but already at 72 degrees in cleveland. 70 in canton. 70 in akron. still holding in the 70s. how about this hour by hour forecast? these temperatures are going to rise, even higher to the mid to upper 80s. again, we started off with sunshine.

these are debris clouds. clouds on the edge of the front that is getting ready to move in. as we head into the overnight hours, expect shower and thunderstorm chances to go up for your wednesday morning as well as your wednesday afternoon. but after that, we're looking pretty nice just in time for your holiday weekend. here's a look at your seven-day forecast, labor day looking lovely. kristen. >> we have that to look forward to. tracking congestion around 271. 271 west right around 480 because of an earlier clear, but look at that delay. it extends to 237 and those eastbound lanes. drive times not looking that great right now. right here, 77 and the turnpike, still very congested because of that crash that

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