good morning, america. breaking right now a jet plane heading to america, ebola patient on board at this hour. the two missionaries infected with the deadly virus will travel one at a time inside a special airtight isolation pod. now new travel warnings and fear of the virus grows. the first time it will be on american soil, the disease. breaking overnight, tropical storm bertha gathering strength in the atlantic. powerful winds and heavy rain churning towards the east coast and florida. ginger is tracking its path. newly unearthed audio of former president clinton the day before the september 11th attacks. >> and i could have gotten -- i could have killed him. >> the chilling tape reveals just how close he came to taking out osama bin laden and why he did not pull the trigger. ♪ i don't wanna live in a world without you ♪ >> we don't want to live in a

world without you, enrique. this morning you don't have. the blockbust er superstar performing for us in central park ready to hear their hero, the one and only enrique here live on "gma." ♪ ♪ now i'm hearing that you been running around ♪ >> happy friday, everyone. a lot of news to get to. a lot of excitement for enrique. >> such a big crowd already. check it out. central park is rocking this morning. it could be the biggest party in our summer series and we're getting out there looking forward to seeing enrique. >> wow. >> sing all of his hits. >> that is coming up but right to that ebola outbreak. americans infected with the deadly virus will be on u.s. soil for the first time ever. those infected aid workers heading home and dr. richard

besser is at emory hospital in atlanta where the patients will be treated. good morning, rich. >> good morning, george. this is emory university hospital. and this is where that first patient with ebola from africa is going to be flown. many in atlanta and across the country are asking why. this morning, two american missionaries nancy writebol and dr. kept brantley fighting for their lives are being flown from africa back to the united states. abc news has learned they'll be flown one at a time on a special jet with an isolation pod like this. an airtight tent and at least one will be heading to atlanta to emory university hospital. >> it's very difficult right now for the doctor. he's in what we would say stable right now but series condition and nancy is a little better. >> reporter: according to the cdc it's the first time an ebola patient will be treated in the united states. emory located only a few minutes from the cdc contains an isolation unit, one of four in the united states which can treat patients exposed to

certain infectious diseases. the hospital saying overnight its staff are highly trained to treat and care for this type of patient. >> we know how to stop ebola. it takes meticulous work. you have to find the cases, respond to them and prevent them. >> reporter: abc news learned dr. brantly insisted on making sure the only dose of an experimental serum was given to writebol instead of him and brantley's wife says "i remain hopeful and believing that kept will be healed from this dreadful disease." >> the patients are heading there. i imagine they are on edge at that hospital. >> reporter: well, i imagine some are, george. but when i worked at the cdc up the street, sometimes our investigators would be exposed to something dangerous in the field. this is where we would take -- this is where we would send those people. the last time back during the big sars outbreak one of our investigators got sick in hong kong. he went here. they know what they're doing. >> that's good news. okay, rich, thanks very much. >> george, we want to turn now to the weather and that tropical

storm brewing, bertha is packing strong winds and heavy rain as it barrels towards puerto rico and florida right now and ginger is tracking it all. >> more than 700 miles from puerto rico but this thing is cooking and it will get to puerto rico which has a tropical storm warning by tomorrow afternoon. you could see more than 6 inches of rain with this. you could see winds up to 50 miles per hour. it skirts by dough tthe dominic republic and skirts by the mainland. there is another big story this morning. look at these pictures out of houston. just north of houston, we had more than 6 inches of rainfall so some flash flooding issues early this morning. now they're starting to recover but that rain will be headed east and so if you are in lake charles, louisiana, shreveport, louisiana, both in the bull's-eye today into tomorrow, 4 to 5 inches and a bit more going back into the southwest. it is not just here but in the east coast where we've got big rain for the weekend.

i'll be detailing that. >> soggy weekend coming up. we turn to the crisis on our border and congress to address it set to go home without a plan blocked in the senate before they headed on break and house republicans will hold an emergency meeting this morning to see if they can overcome division in their ranks and jon karl is covering it all. this has become a study in dysfunction. >> reporter: it is a complete mess. the house republicans are meeting this morning to try to salvage the republican alternative to deal with the border crisis, but even if they can figure a way to pass something, it's going nowhere. the president has already said he would veto the republican plan. the national is leaving town without doing anything at all, so for all the talk about the urgent need to do something about that flow of unaccompanied children crossing the border, congress is set to go on a five-week august recess having done nothing at all about it. >> so border bill stalled. immigration reform seems dead for this year. did congress get anything done before heading out. >> reporter: they did get some things done. there was an emergency with the

highway trust fund about to expire. that funds construction and projects on the highway. they did pass that for a temporary period of time and they did pass a bill to deal with the mess at the veterans administration with veteran's hospitals so not a complete loss in congress but pretty close. >> thanks. we'll have much more sunday on "this week" and amy for the other top stories. >> good morning, everyone. and we begin with breaking news from the middle east. a cease-fire declared overnight has collapsed. hamas and israel trading attacks, two israeli soldiers and dozens of palestinians reportedly killed. right to abc's terry moran in gaza for us. terry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. so much for that cease-fire. within two hours of the declared start time of the cease-fire fighting broke out between israeli soldiers and palestinian fighters in the south. there are reports of israeli casualties and tens of palestinians killed, we are told, this is turning out to be one of the bloodiest mornings so far in this awful conflict.

israel has responded, we've been hearing, all morning with heavy, intense barrages down into that region, some shelling up here. palestinian rockets firing into southern israel. it looks like the agony of gaza will continue. amy. >> all right, terry moran in gaza with the latest. thank you. also breaking overnight, new rules in the sky aimed at protecting american travelers. the faa is now banning airlines from flying below 30,000 feet over iraq because of concerns that militants there could shoot down planes. some european airlines are banning flight s s altogether. taiwan, cars and concrete went flying. 25 people were killed including four firefighters who were investigating a leak. the aftermath, take a look at that. this morning, looks like a war zone with fears that more people could be atrapped. new worries on wall street. the dow thursday suffering its

worst loss in six months dropping 317 points. basically erasing all of this year's gains. investors are worried about rising interest rates. but this morning their attention will turn to the monthly jobs report. it's expected to show solid job growth in july but not enough to lower the unemployment rate. the director of the cia is apologizing after it was found they hacked into a committee investigating the cia. john brennan first denied those claims and two democratic senators are now calling on brennan to resign. and a shocking sight in burbank, california. take a look. that is a pack of coyotes running through a neighborhood darting across lawns in the early morning hours hunting for food and water during the record drought. moments later you can see a newspaper delivery man showing up and sees the coyote, throws the paper really quickly and makes his escape. in maryland, some office workers are lucky no one was seriously injured after this suv

came crashing through their building. the driver went airborne while trying to park. that's quite a scene. finally we are getting the real skinny about joe biden. the vice president of the united states apparently likes to go skinny-dipping. i know you wanted to know that this morning. this is all according to a new book which quotes secret service agents say he be found in his pool in his birthday suit and some agents admitting they'd rather cover their eyes or cover someone else but apparently it's just the way he rolls. that's how biden rolls. >> whatever. >> may be how biden rolls. i don't know. there's some questions about that book. we'll get to that. we'll turn to an eerie recording hidden away for more than a decade of former president bill clinton hours before the 9/11 attacks telling a group of australian businessmen why he did not order a strike against osama bin laden. here it is. >> well, i am just saying he's a very smart guy. i spent a lot of time thinking

about him and i nearly got him once. i nearly got him and i could have gotten -- i could have killed him but i would have had to destroy a little town called kandahar in afghanistan and killed 300 innocent women and children and then i would have been no better than him. and so i didn't do it. >> abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross here right now. and it's just so chilling to hear that knowing within just hours before the attack. >> exactly. of course, bin laden had no problem killing innocent civilians. >> this does track what we had learned in early report, specifically the report of the 9/11 commission about previous attempts to go after osama bin laden. >> they found three separate incidents between 1998 and 1999 where u.s. intelligence was deemed credible enough to warn for possible strikes to kill him but the intelligence was so sketchy -- >> two separate sets of concerns for all those and the former cia director george tenet has talked about this, as well, number one,

they could never be sure osama bin laden was there. >> right. >> and, number two as president clinton talked about the risk of killing innocent civilians. >> in kandahar they had a human intelligence source that put bin laden there but it turns out that he had left the room just before the supposed strike. >> he, bin laden. >> and, therefore, the strike would not have killed him and clinton's judgment in fact was vindicated. >> okay, brian ross, thanks very much. we turn to a football star publicly apologizing to his wife after a violent incident in a casino. his two-game suspension by the nfl widely criticized as not being strong enough set off a firestorm and abc's ryan smith is here with the story. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning. ravens star running back ray rice addressed the media for the first time since the nfl handed him a two-game suspension and while some sided with him for sounding contrite others wonder why he didn't do more. >> i made a huge mistake. >> reporter: this morning

baltimore ravens football player ray rice was speaking out for the first time following the nfl's much criticized two-game suspension of the star for this shocking alleged attack on his then girlfriend, now wife, janay. accused of punching and dragging her out of an elevator. >> i know that's not who i am as a man. i made the biggest mistake of my life. she can do no wrong. >> it caused a frenzy on social media both for and against him one writing "he's human. we all make mistakes." another, "it's ridiculous that ray rice gets a two-game suspension for assaulting his wife. that should be jail time plus years suspension." the nfl wouldn't comment on it but now facing accusations of incensensitivity to domestic violence. 21 of 32 teams employed a player with a doumestic or sexual violence charge on his record last year. this morning critics are calling out nfl commissioner roger

goodell who has suspended players for longer periods for duis, drug use, even illegal tattoos. >> such an opportunity for the nfl to speak directly to women and to families and they fumbled the ball. >> reporter: while ravens coaches and players are rallying around their teammate. >> he's a heck of a guy. >> reporter: rice's wife who pleaded with the commissioner to go lightly on her husband's punishment is standing silently in support. rice said one day his daughter will be able to google his name and want to know what happened. a group of senators wrote to the commissioner last night imploring him to issue a stiffer penalty saying the suspension represents a cavalier attitude towards women. lara. >> but, ryan, these suspensions usually are not changed. >> no, roger goodell handed down the suspension, ray rice agreed and the union didn't appeal so unlikely but you never know. they could bow to public pressure. to a shocking shooting in chicago. an executive angry about being

dou demoted shot the ceo. they had been co-workers and friends for years and abc's alex perez has the story. >> reporter: this morning what's being called a case of white collar rage turned deadly sending panic through chicago's financial district thursday. police say it was just before 10:00 a.m. when tony defrance, an employee at aerostream took the elevator to the 17th floor and shot his bought boss and friend, company ceo steven virginia loy. >> how do we incorporate -- >> reporter: seen in this company video. motive, defranefrances had just demoted as chief technology officer. >> he was demoted i believe on friday based on what we have so far for a one-on-one with the ceo during that one-on-one, he produced a firearm. >> reporter: police say 60-year-old defrances was carrying a gun inside a backpack

and went trait to lavoie's office and then -- >> there was apparently a struggle over the firearm. >> reporter: defrances shot lavoie in the tom and head before killing himself. terrified employees hearing the gunfire scrambled for cover as authorities arrived. >> i was actually able to see them pulling out one of the people on a stretcher and put into the ambulance. >> reporter: lavoie, a father of three girls, now in critical condition. this morning employees returning to the office. shaken by the tragedy that unfolded on the 17th floor. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> all right, george, we turn to a video that went viral hoping one homeowner catch a criminal that ripped him off. the outraged victim posting this security camera on facebook to help track down a crook who swiped a fedex package right off of his front porch. abc's reena ninan explains. >> reporter: take a look at this video. watch as this man in broad

daylight walks up to dan dillon's indianapolis porch and is caught on not one, but five security cameras ripping into this package just delivered by fedex. and walking away with $300 earrings, but not before staring directly into this camera. dillon taking his frustration to facebook before going to police posting the videos prominently showing the burglar's face writing this message. any of you indy southsiders know this guy? my wife wants her earrings back. >> a crime is a crime. whether you think it's right or wrong and depending on your circumstances but you just can't steal. >> reporter: almost 10,000 people shared his video in just 24 hours leading the cops directly to this suspect, brandon nelms the next day. >> it was extremely high quality video which led to being able to identify the suspect. >> it's just amazing what the internet and social media can do and bringing all these people around. >> reporter: one man relying on

an army of facebook friends to catch the same guy, his cameras caught too. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> that's an incredible shot of him looking right at the camera. >> dumb criminal files. oh, there's a camera. let me look right up. say cheese. >> just take it away. >> make sure you get a good look, people. >> my good side. sorry. ginger, we are not smiling about what you're bringing us this weekend. >> no, no and if that dumb criminal, the least he could do was be a model like the one guy, remember. that would have been okay. we're not smiling a lot of places. there are flash flood watches until early this afternoon for charleston, also for asheville but this is showing you rain as we go through the weekend so there's more to come and i think we'll see much more of that. miami as has a little bull's-eye. up through parts of georgia, north carolina and south carolina, some places getting 4 to 5 inches through sunday. washington, d.c. and then it

starts too scoot off to the east and we will have a cloudy and rainy start for many along the coast but won't necessarily be a full-on rainout the further north you go. we'll be watching but we all want to check on indianapolis who had their coolest july on record and now we go into the weekend, much more moderate, look at the temperatures. 82 as we head into our afternoon today. staying in the low 80s. detroit right there. minneapolis should see more sunshine, therefore they get into the mid-80s saturday and sunday and chicago, a weekend ahead. you may see some clouds and maybe a rain shower but i'll leave you with that. west, heavy rn back in th monsoon flow. denver, 891, spokane, real warm at 97.

>> good morning, brian van de graaff with a look outside. this morning 76 degrees and a little mugginess and a southerly push pumping up the humidity. upper 60's to low 70's through the day. a few sprinkles through central virginia and periods of showers off and on through the day. maybe a better chance in the evening. unfortunately more of the same as we head into the weekend. this next criminal has to be the criminal selfies or something. maybe that will happen. >> they'll do it. okay, ginger, thanks. coming up on "gma," the latest on that law professor

murder mystery. the dramatic 911 call released. why it took paramedics so long to arrive on the scene. also coming up this so-called slender man case is back in court. we could learn if one of the two teens of stabbing their friend is mentally fit to stand trial. plus, extreme parenting. you won't believe the way some moms and dads are bringing up their kids right now. check out this epic stunt going viral. all caught on a gopro camera. incredible jump off a chicago rooftop. wait till you see how it ends. guys, enrique is here, also special guest sean paul about to take the stage in central park. [ mike ] i wanted to do some good for my guys.

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live from the abc~7 broadcast center this is an abc~7 news update. >> good friday morning, i'm autria godfrey. we want to get you started with a check of the commute. jack taylor is in the w.t.o.p. traffic center. how do things stand? >> it's been one of those mornings for maryland drivers.

calbert county into dunkirk. have newschopper 7 over the scene northbound where there's a crash near 260. tow trucks on the scene. northbound there's a secondary crash near pindale and talbot. the left lane is blocked so heavy and slow all morning. hyattsville down at crittenden street along rhode island avenue you'll find north lanes closed and southbound has one lane open going by. no lanes open northbound scheduled for today. >> we have some showers. very spotty in nature and maybe a couple sprinkles moving from stafford until spotsylvania county. >> we're looking at numbers on the muggy and milder side. 72 in fairfax, 77 with the

mugginess. the nats game, showers are possible. temperatures will fall to the 70's. >> a bombshell announcement from virginia congressman eric cantor. he says he won't be returning to congress after the summer recess. he says he wants do give his successor gop nominee david brat a chance to start in november instead of january because that would give him an edge in seniority. >> we'll have another news update coming up at 7:56. the news is always on at wjla.com. have a great day.

good morning, america. come dance with me this morning right here in central park. >> a lot of people getting ready to do it. look at that crowd in central park. everyone getting ready for enrique iglesias, look at them. all excited on this friday morning here at "gma." we got a whole lot more ready to go, there they are on the party bus right now. they will be heading uptown. >> it's going to be a great show and also on "gma," we've got the slenderman case back in court today. those two girls accused of stabbing their friend. we're going to learn if one of them is fit to stand trial. we've got an update on the victim's remarkable recovery, as well. also coming up, startling new findings about birth control pill, the new research revealing some types of pills may significantly increase the risk of breast cancer. then we turn to extreme

parenting. the incredible new video revealing the rather unusual ways that some parents are raising their kids and you won't believe it. it's a talk sfler yeah, there's some strange stuff there. but first the latest on that mysterious murder of a prominent law professor. police releasing the dramatic 911 call from a neighbor saying dan markel had been shot in his car revealing how long it took for help to arrive. matt gutman is tracking the case from miami. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. also revealing those last agonizing moments of dan markel's life, the father of two trapped in his car bleeding unable to talk as his neighbor dialed 911 urging rescuers to move faster because markel was alive. emts like to say seconds count but it took them nearly 20 minutes to get there. this morning the harrowing moments after a florida state law professor dan markel was gunned down in his garage. >> the driver's side window is all bashed in and he's got blood

all over his head. >> reporter: markel still breathing during this 911 tape released thursday. >> he's still moving around. so he's alive. >> reporter: 12 minutes later the caller still urging the 911 dispatcher to move faster. >> you need to send an ambulance in a hurry. >> the response. >> the officer is going to be there first. they're not going to come until we figure out what's going on. >> they better be if this guy's got a shot. >> reporter: he was shot as he drove his car into his garage on july 18th. sources telling abc news the killer fired a single bullet through the driver's window hitting markel just beneath the jaw line. the killer and motive still unknown. but that caller noting he happened upon markel's car because he had been worried about an uptick in crime. >> i've heard about break-ins in the area and so i decided to walk over and take a look. >> reporter: we learned 19 minutes passed before that good samaritan's call and the paramedics' arrival.

markel would die 14 hours later in the hospital. in that call you can hear the confusion. >> i'm changing the location -- >> the police needs to go. >> reporter: the man who runs tallahassee's dispatch center tells abc news the operator didn't hear the caller mention the gunshot wound at first. >> on the onset it was entered into the computer system as a man down versus a gunshot wound. >> reporter: all of that creating a toxic brew of confusion and delay in the response as one ems unit was replaced by another. >> 19 minutes is a long time for making changes in this review to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: of course, the police investigation continues. now, law enforcement officials tell me that the tips keep coming in and they hope that this 911 call will generate even more tips. now, the main focus of the investigation remains that mysterious silver prius that was seen speeding by -- from the scene just moments after the shooting by another neighbor. george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much.

dan abrams joins us now. boy, that is one frustrating and sad phone call. >> not the way it's supposed to happen when you call 911. you're talking about a 19-minute response time. the average response nine is under 9 minutes so this just shows you how much time was lost in getting there. now, i don't think that's going to impact the investigation. but there's no question that the possibility it could have saved his life. >> on the investigation, you are actually surprised he haven't identified someone yet. >> it was so targeted here of the it was so clear that someone wanted to kill him. it doesn't seem it was robbery. it seems that this was an execution and as a result, these cases tend to get solved. they tend to look at the inner circle of that person and are able to resolve the case pretty quickly. here it now seems the authorities are expanding way beyond the inner circle to say to themselves could it have been someone he might not have even known. could it have been someone associated with or commenting on his blog, et cetera, all these possibilities that make it such

a harder case. >> yeah, that is one thing you thought from the beginning much they were initial going for people that they thought knew him but now they have to get bigger. >> that's the way you do the investigation. start with the people closest to him. then you look out and that's why again as matt pointed out that prius becomes so important because it's the only hard clue that they have that might be able to link them back to the person. >> such an unusual getaway car. >> yeah, we talked about this before. the notion that, you know, someone is using a prius as a sort of execution vehicle, if that's what it was, again, we don't know. they respect saying that they know for sure but they are very, very interested in finding out would was driving that car. >> okay, dan abrams, thanks very much. >> we want to turn now to the latest on the case of the two 12-year-old wisconsin girls accused of stabbing a friend. supposedly to gain the approval of the fictional character slenderman. they're due back in court today where a judge will decide whether one of them is competent to stand trial. abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: this morning morgan

geyser and anissa weier are due back in court and a judge deciding whether geyser is competent to stand trial accused of stabbing her friend back in may. they're charged as adults with attempted first degree intentional homicide allegedly luring the girl into the woods for a game of hide-and-seek. stabbing her 19 times in hopes of meeting the fictional online character slenderman. weier allegedly telling investigators you needed to kill a person to show your dedication to slenderman. >> the court is going to evaluate two issues, was the girl lucid and sane? and, second, is she competent to assist in her defense today? >> reporter: neither girl has entered a plea but the young victim survived the attack. managing to attract the attention of a bicyclist who called for help. >> is there any bleedg going on? >> her clothing has got blood on it. >> she's been recovering at home since leaving the hospital in june. well wishers raising nearly $60,000 on an online fund-raiser for medical costs.

also sending prayers and boxes and boxes of hearts, purple, her favorite color. these new photos obtained exclusively by abc news show her holding a real purple heart. anonymously donated to her for bravery. >> to get a purple heart you have to be courageous. you have to be strong and you have to have had a wound. you were hurt and i -- this is very appropriate for this girl. >> reporter: the young victim spent her summer volunteering 5 at an animal shelter continuing to make her family proud. >> we're very excited and we're very proud of her. >> for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. all right. thanks. to ginger with the weather. >> good morning, everybody. look at this crowd right out there. we can see the man himself, enrique is here and he was just singing a song. what was the song he was just singing? beat be your hero baby ♪ >> you got hero in just to warm

it up. we are warming up right here along the east coast but i want to share with you a place that's stormy off the coast of south carolina. kio kiawah island and the rainy and stormy southeast. so along that low pressure system, tallahassee, 94. look at birmingham at 88. and, again, it's scattered but it is absolutely going to be a rainy weekend in the southeast. at least for the first part. then you look at the western weather, storms and some warmth all the way up to portland and 91 today >> showers possible over the weekend. temperatures held back, but >> all that weather brought to you by siemen's.

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we are back now with extreme parenting. it's a new reality show exploring raising kids in a n nontraditional way to say the least. abc's linsey davis is here with the story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning. lara. they admit they have unconventional styles of parenting like the family that punishes their children with planks, push-ups and wall sits or the parents insist their son play five sports, knows the u.s. presidents and can write his name all at the age of 4. take a look. no one ever said parenting was easy but these families think they've got it all figured out. >> whoo! >> what color is yours? >> reporter: meet the offspring of parents with off the wall parenting techniques in "extreme guide to parenting". >> put him in therapy if we have to. >> reporter: from hypno parenting. >> are you trying to hypnotize me. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: to push parenting

where their child is pushed to be the best. >> you're being a spoiled brat. >> reporter: the nine admittedly eccentric households all insist their alternative parenting techniques are the best and everyone else has it wrong. the families range from the woman who breast-feeds her school-aged child and refuses to vaccinate. to the overbearing los angeles gay fathers who won't leave their toddler's side for a second. and then there's the family that is so adventurous and minimalist leaving such a nomaddic lifestyle they don't inhabit a house but choose to live in their car. while it may be tv gold. >> we may see a family making a choice and may change the way you think about it. that's what makes it interesting to viewers. >> reporter: some say this form of reality tv exploits children. >> number one, it pits parents against each other. number two, it seems less about the children and more about the parents and, number three, it's making legitimate parenting choices seem kind of like a joke. >> reporter: no matter how you look at it. >> i am an eco culture

shamanistic goddess. >> they're taking child rearing to a whole new level. >> why are you dressed exactly the same? >> exactly. >> still not sure what that is. also a family that selectively ignores their daughter. they say if she doesn't fit into their parenting space which is dinner 5:00 to 6:00, guess what, she doesn't exist. everybody certainly has their own parenting style. >> parenting space? >> parenting space. i guess that's their scheduling. i'm assuming. >> my parents made me eat because they said so. >> yeah. >> new one on me. parenting space. >> yeah, yeah, please. check that out "extreme guide to parenting" premieres august 7th on bravo. kerry washington's scandalous secret. what she revealed overnight about the red hot first episode of the abc hit. then the jaw-dropping video of a stuntman leaping off a chicago rooftop. you won't believe how this one ends. ♪ i'm on the edge the edge the

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♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> and we are getting into the gopro craze right now. you might remember whisper. he was the b.a.s.e. jumping dog. we showed that video a while back. there it is right there. one of many that have gone viral thanks to these tiny cameras. look at whisper go. >> whisper doesn't have a choice in the matter. >> but he does have a gopro and ryan smith has more on that in the social square. >> it's this. it's taking everyone by storm. those gopro videos giving us so

many crazy perspectives. the latest wrack racking up more than a million views in two days on youtube. this man is a professional stuntman and straps a gopro on and scales all the way to the top of a roof in chicago and there you go. he's going up. he's going up. keep watching. he's walking over to -- about four or five stories up. walks over to the edge of the roof. sees where he's going and then takes a running start and a giant leap. check that out. there's the perspective for you. cameras showing us the jump and see it from his point of view. watch this. >> wow! >> oh. right -- >> oh, my gosh. did he land on the stairs. >> well, he's okay if you can believe it. he has a couple of bruises on his heels but other than that no broken bones. >> our girls got a gopro. >> they're not jumping off the roof of buildings. >> but they film themselves all the time jumping into the pool. it's completely -- you want to

keep on going. can you get the photos underwater and get the photo as you're jumping. they can do it all day long. they're not going to do that right there. >> girl, do not watch this. >> only for the experts. exactly, guys and by the way we decided to try this at the enrique iglesias concert. this is what it's like, enrique iglesias concert. this is what it's like to be right there in the middle of the concert. take a look at this. that's being in the action. >> wow. >> that's pretty cool and we are all going to be there in a little bit. enrique iglesias and our party in the park. >> look at that line. get on it and come on back. coming up, "gma's summer concert series" presented by dreamwalk insoles by d dr. scholl's. naughty shoes? tame them with dreamwalk. it's time to tame the shoe with dreamwalk ultra-slim insoles... grrr... so you can wear the shoes you're in the mood for... ...without them changing your mood. dreamwalk by dr. scholl's.

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>> live from the abc~7 broadcast center, this is an abc~7 news update. >> good friday morning i'm autria godfrey. it is 7:56 now and it's been a bit of a mess on the roadways. let's get right over to jack taylor in the w.t.o.p. traffic center. especially for all those marylanders. >> we have a problem inbound on route 4 calvert county into dunkirk. two accidents, first one near 260 and the second one near 258. we hope the first accident, gone. 395 on the 14th street bridge, this accident finally cleared.

that's an unexpected delay trying to come up from washington boulevard. rhode island at crittenden street northbound lanes are closed and southbound only the right side lane getting by. any relief for us, or is it going to be a rine weekend? -- rainy weekend? >> shom potential for the -- shom potential for the -- shower or storm potential for the weekend. rain to the south will lift northward through the day and periods of rain off and on, not just today, but even tomorrow and even periods of rain into sunday. in the 60's and 70's now, but low 80's before it's all said and done. >> a massive water main break in prince george's county still causing problems for commuters. a pipe burst on rhode island avenue in hyattsville and officials say repairs will not

be completed today and maybe not even tomorrow. an in-depth report on how to get around this mess coming up in a few minutes. another news update coming up at 8:27. for now thanks for

good morning, america. it's friday and could being on birth control increase your risk of breast cancer? the new report out this morning. ♪ applause plause the proud pap that-to-be so excited about his wife's pregnancy he subbed in for the pregnancy picture. now his hilarious photos have gone viral. what his wife thinks and why he really did it. ♪ i don't wanna live in a world ♪ >> it's a scandal. kerry washington dropping huge hints about the sizzles first episode of the abc hit. you'll see the script pages right here. all that and enrique and sean paul heating up central park as we say -- ♪ my friends my friends now i'm

hearing around that you been running around ♪ >> a crowd of thousands in central park this morning. there they are, everyone waiting for enrique iglesias. there he is coming out on the stage. this is just huge. this could be the biggest one of our entire summer. whole crowd wants to get a little piece of enrique right there, not going to -- >> cannot keep him. >> they are going to be dancing. they are going to be singing. >> oh, i am so looking forward to this. i know ginger is a massive enrique fan. she's already at the park. also has special guests this morning with him including sean paul and de zona and enrique was with the crowd snapping selfies. people tweeting like crazy. many fans wound up for this concert. >> they are. >> and he is having a lot of fun as well. he'll go around the stage

playing in just a little bit so let's get some news from amy. all right, george, good morning, everyone. we begin with the news that is just coming in from the middle east. a cease-fire between israel and hamas collapsing overnight and now reports that one israeli soldier has been kidnapped. both sides exchanged attacks today. dozens of palestinians have been killed and take a look at this picture. a camera caught the moment a bomb was about to land in gaza thursday. it is right there. you see it on the upper left corner of your screen. well, for the first time in history patients with the deadly ebola virus will be treated on u.s. soil. two american missionaries are being transferred from liberia. at least one of them going to a hospital in atlanta as the death toll tops 700 in west africa. they will be flown in one at a time on a special jet with an airtight isolation pod on thursday, infected doctor kept

brantley insisted the only dose of an experimental treatment be given to his fellow missionary nancy writebol. parts of houston are underwater after a slow-moving storm dumped half a foot of rain in a couple of hours. a hundred cars and trucks flooded in one parking garage alone. happening right now a wildfire burning in southern oregon exploding in size spreading from 100 acres to more than 5,000. conditions are so bad, it's too dangerous for some officials to even help with the evacuations. another fire in california is now threatening 200 buildings. the drought in that state is getting even worse. well, a sticky situation on a highway in indianapolis. a truck crashing overnight spilling 45,000 pounds of dairy products including margarine and whipped cream. the crash being compared to an oil slick. and a heartwarming welcome to show you for a woman inspired

millions of people. meriam ibrahim has finally arrived in new hampshire where her husband's family lives. she was sentenced to death in her native country of sudan because she refused to announce her christian faith. the news has spread and after an international outcry, the u.s. government intervened to save her life. and finally, a winner has come forward to collect the $66 million mega millions jackpot all the way back from june and she has a great story to tell. kelsey zachow, a single mom who works two jobs bought the winning ticket on friday the 13th but she didn't bother to check the numbers until she went back to the store nearly two weeks later and the clerk delivered the news. >> big one behind me and people are looking at me like how much did you win and i got really nervous so i grabbed the ticket in my car and locked the door. >> well, speaking of her check she posed with her adorable son.

look at him, benjamin. they'll take home $27 million after taxes. she said she plans to buy a dream home with her boyfriend and set up a college fund for benjamin. >> oh, so happy for her. that's great. we want to turn now to a new health alert this morning about ith pills. types the pill are associated cancer. abc news senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton is joining us now. what is new about this? >l, file this one under the is study found that wo who pil . versions of the pill had an associated 50% increase risk of breast cancer, however, those women on low dose versions of the pill had no associated increase risk. very important to remember in medicine we say an increased risk of an uncommon event is still an uncommon event and the factor of the matter is luckily breast cancer itself

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their northbound lanes are closed. the right lane does get by. >> a little overcast for sure. we have definitely more mugginess in the air and a couple showers here and there. there's the national harbor with the wheel not spinning. mostly cloudy, some occasional showers and maybe a stray storm. lower 80's. the best we'll be able to muster today and i think we'll keep this pattern going into the week and saturday and sunday features a chance of showers. not a washout, but be prepared to duck some showers from time to time. >> the star witness will be back in the bob mcdonnell trial of bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. the former c.e.o. of star scientific jonnie williams testified saying the lavish gifts for the mcdonnells were frequent. among them a rolex watch.

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>> yes. what is the album about? no, but you told billboard that you had to fight to get on top 40 stations. i don't think that's a problem anymore. >> you always have to fight. i feel like every single i put out is liking i look at it like it's my first single and every song is a fight and eventually my fajs love it, thankfully this album they love, they love the song -- [ cheers and applause ] >> so let's talk about that title. let's talk about the album. >> "sex + love." it's pretty self-explanatory. there's songs that talk about sex. there's songs that talk about love. few words that can be so close together but yet so far apart. >> yes. >> and in one of those songs which -- i don't know. you tell us, it's a little diddy called "i'm a freak." with pitbull. >> that was not one of the love songs. >> no, but i love that. the first time i heard

>> enrique, hey, enrique, we're on the air. are you ready? all right. we're going -- let's do a classic, okay? how about "hero" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> raise them up in the air, new york. ♪ would you dance if i asked you to dance ♪ ♪ would you run and never look back ♪ ♪ would you cry if you saw me crying ♪ ♪ would you save my soul tonight ♪ ♪ would you tremble if i touch your lips ♪ ♪ would you laugh oh please tell me this ♪er from

stafford into maryland. we're going to watch some showers lift from south to north. so look for periods of rain throughout the afternoon. temperatures will be on the cooler side compared to where we normally are for this time of year. not a washout, but periods of rain will be with us probably for the weekend. >> d.c. mayor vincent gray will break ground on a new play space at trinidad playground in northeast. there will be a play spot and adult fitness equipment. it will feature a neighborhood-inspired superhero, captain trinidad. the renovations are expected to be completed in november. we'll be back at noon. kellye and michael are up next.