good morning, america. top of the world -- team usa golden again. >> the u.s. wins the 2015 women's world cup! >> the women take back the world cup title from japan with a record-breaking performance. led by the incredible car three goals in 16 minutes. >> off the post and in! hat trick for lloyd! >> fans all over the country celebrate. the team hoists the trophy for a record third time. the hero of the game is here this morning. >> good morning, america. happening now, wall street on edge this morning. markets around the world tumbling, reacting to the historic vote in greece after they stunned the world by voting no to the bailout deal. fire and lightning. this wildfire scorching more than 600 acres. already forcing evacuations overnight.

plumes of smoke seen 40 miles away. a lightning bolt strikes a resort igniting a fire. and chain reaction. >> and the big one happens behind help! >> mass i have nascar crash in daytona just hours ago. one car flying into the fence at almost 200 miles an hour. a massive cloud of debris injure injuring fans. the dramatic scenes. how did this driver walk away? and good morning erks america. how about that win for the u.s. women? boy, what a game. here are some scenes. a look behind the scenes. all the celebrations with the trophy. third u.s. women's world cup win. three goals for carli lloyd. she was just spectacular. >> i was watching while make dinner. my little girl said mommy, they

just scored again. i said honey, that's an instant replay. then 2-03-0 4-0. everyone was on twitter. millions and millions of tweets about the game. from slebs to president obama. like at that map. it shows the reaction to the game. the explosions of red are goals. four of them in the first 16 minutes. you know who was there? jesse palmer in vancouver at the game last night. we're all jealous, jesse. >> you should be. it was unbelievable. to watch all that. the u.s. team avenging the loss to japan in the final four years ago. they did it with a record-shattering performance. putting the peddle to the metal and not letting up until they hoisted the world cup trophy for a record third time. victory. the u.s. women's national team hoisting their trophy high. winning a record-breaking third world cup in record-breaking

fashion. >> a quick shot, goal! >> reporter: scoring an incredible five count 'em five goals. >> goal! >> reporter: the fans across the country cheering them on. team usa claiming redemption taking the title back from japan after the devastating 2011 finals loss. >> i think all i have been saying is finally, we did it. finally! >> reporter: the game off to a quick start. carli lloyd scoring two goals within the first five minutes of the game. by minute 16 usa leading 4-0. lloyd earning the first hat trick ever with a 54-yard goal in the women's final. >> hat trick for lloyd! >> dream come true. something you wish you could be a part of. national team. let alone be a world champion. >> usa have extended their lead. >> reporter: by the second half the u.s. with a dominated lead.

as the clock ticked down abby wambach subbing in. >> reporter: and 40-year-old christie rampone. >> the oldest player to ever play in a women's world cup. >> reporter: and the last remaining member of the 1999 squad. their legion of famous supporters posting on social media. president obama tweeting what a win for team usa. come visit the white house with the world cup soon. vice president biden, even in the stands. [ chanting ] >> all: i believe that we will win. >> reporter: team usa sealing their victory by a final score of 5-2. >> there's just something really special about it. looking up in the stand and seeing my family there. >> i mean we just wrote history today and brought this world cup trophy home. >> reporter: carli lloyd wasting no time getting back to the president tweeting thank you mr. president. see you very soon at the white

house. >> tell us what was it like being there? >> reporter: amy, it was absolutely remarkable. you would not have known you were in canada. so many fans donning their red, white, and blue. i would estimate a packed house in the stadium. probably at least 98% pro-usa. it was a virtual home game. great energy. it translated to the players, obviously. easily one of the best sporting events i have been to in my life. >> you were not the only canadian there, right? >> reporter: i was camouflaged wearing my red, white, and blue also. very smart. >> thank you so much. we're going to talk to the big star from team usa, carli lloyd, in a few minutes. we turn now to the crisis that hat stock markets tumbling. the historic vote in greece that could shake the global economy. they rejected an mother-in-law bailout plan. it is a decision that creates

uncertainty and instability. rebecca jarvis here to break down the impact. >> reporter: hi george. good morning. wall street hates uncertainty. stocks are set to tum thbl morning. that 401(k) could dupip as much as 1% to 2%. stocks have been trading near all-time highs. that's after last week when they fell by the most all year. the greek people are cheering in the streets. but they're banks are running out of money. closed for the last week. you could only withdraw $67 at the atm in greece right now. many are empty. the food medical supplies and gasoline are running low in greece. what comes next will have an impact on your retirement savings. >> a lot of people surprised that at small country like greece is having such an effect all around the world. >> reporter: and it is.

we saw it overnight. the reason is what could happen in other european countries. italy, spain, portugal. they're all dealing with similar situations to greece. if this catches effect there, then we have a much more significant problem. you could see a significant issue in your 401(k). >> thank you, rebecca. now to the wildfires burning out west. one in idaho has scorched more than 600 acres, destroying at least six homes so far. and forced evacuations. the heat and dry conditions providing the perfect fuel. neal karlinsky is in bay view idaho, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a scorching, hot, dry weekend wreaking havoc out west. look at the conditions. we have firefighters up on steep, rocky hillsides putting out hot spots right now. overnight, wildfires igniting and spreading across idaho. >> so many houses down there. >> reporter: 600 acres burn

something far in this small lake front community. the containment less than 5% despite the efforts of helicopters, scooping up and unloading whatter from this lake. is there there's flame . >> there's flames down there toward the shore. >> reporter: overnight, evacuations ordered. dry land hot temperatures steady winds contributing to the fire's growth. plumes of smoke seen at least 40 miles away. over the week end, at least three wildfires believed in have been sparked from fourth of july fireworks set off in the incredibly dry seasons california is enduring. >> they might have been trying to have fun. but that's the wrong place. >> reporter: in sacramento this blaze set offed a home owners watch in horror. >> somebody did fireworks. >> reporter: those trees igniting from fireworks and damaging two homes. and across the country in florida.

lightning blasting throughout the day, believed to have struck the avanti resort in orlando. no injuries reported. and mother nature creating her own light show at disney's magic kingdom. this fire about 2,000 acres. 0% contained. they're worried as the sun comes up this fire might be off to the races yet again. >> they're on high alert for more fires in the west this morning. the record heat creating dangerous conditions. ginger has much more on that. >> seattle should go for day six today of 90-plus-degree heat. that's the first time that would happen in recorded history. this is in british columbia. that's filtered down to the pacific northwest. the fire danger is high. there are heat advisories. so many folks go back into the 9 0s. the other story, flash flooding. from minneapolis over into far northwestern wisconsin.

you'll see anywhere from 3 to 4 inches of rain with this. we have seen reports. look at those pictures out of missouri. submerged cars. people trying to get through. another reminder if you have rain like that don't drive through it. flash flood watches from new mexico up to illinois. we'll watch all of this as h heavy rains come the next several day. hot and very very dry out west. >> a whole lot to track. thank you, ginger. we turn to tragic shooting at a popular tourist site in california. a young woman killed by an illegal immigrant, a repeat felon who had been deported five times. >> reporter: this is tragic on every level. it raises an awful question. did a gap in our nation's immigration system cost this victim her life? katherine steinle. by all accounts a wonderful loving daughter and sister, 32 years old is dead this morning and should not be.

authorities say she was killed by this man, francisco sanchez, an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. >> we have one victim. gunshot wound to the back. >> reporter: her father jim, can't believe how a routine walk on this peer on wednesday turned into a nightmare in broad daylight. >> she was really laboring in her breath. i just kept talking to her. >> i'll miss -- introducing her to my baby. and having fun with her. and i'll miss her smile and her laugh. >> reporter: u.s. officials are now pointing a finger at local law enforcement saying they handed over sanchez to san francisco authorities to face a local drug charge after spending time in federal prison. the feds claim they asked in writing to be notified when sanchez's local case was completed. loek m officials say after the drug charges were dropped, they had no legal reason to hold him.

>> we have a city law, ordnance that makes it clooer we don't turn people over to i.c.e. >> communication has to be improved. >> reporter: he gave kgo an exclusive interview. >> you did shoot her? >> i hear a boom boom, three times. >> did you keep coming back to san francisco because you knew they wouldn't look for you to deport you? >> yes. >> reporter: regardless of what sanchez has to say, this morning, you can only imagine that family's loss. so tragic. george. >> it is heart breaking. thank you, pierre. donald trump wasting to time responding to that shooting. his comments have drawn sharp fire for most of his rivals. tom llamas here with that story. >> reporter: george good morning to you. even candidates that are friends with donald trump won't defend what he said.

jeb bush whose wife is mexican, says he's personally offended. donald trump seizing the opportunity to double down on his remarks about undocumented imgrapts. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume are good people. >> reporter: claiming the tragic murder of katherine steinle in san francisco proves his point. what do you say to the family of kathryn steinle? nearly every republican candidate is distancings themselves. >> is he hurting your family snmplgt he's going have to defend those remarks. >> i would never besmirch all the people who come here. >> he's doing it to inflame and incite. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the the need to

address illegal immigration. >> reporter: and besides the gop field, trump is also at odds with his own pageant winners. the current miss universe called the comments hurtful and unfair. >> so far, this controversy not hurting his poll numbers. >> reporter: it's not. jeb bush at 19% up from 13%. his best showing in cnn/orc polling in november trump following at 12%. up from 3%. mike huckabee at 8%. ben carson and rand paul at 7%. we spoke with some of the campaigns last night. many want to move on. some believe his numbers have more to do with celebrity than comment ps. >> he'll get in those debates. tom llamas thank you. now to a frightening emergency landing on a crowded california beach caught on camera. a small plane carrying an advertising banner going down

after losing power. flipping over in the sand. and injuring a child. reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: it's the harrowing moment caught on tape. beach goers hope to never see let alone experience. >> that's a landing. >> reporter: a single engine plane losing power, crash-landing on a beach, injuring a 12-year-old boy. >> at the last second he saw it. he almost like fell back trying to get out of the way. and i guess it hit his face his face -- and titus and i were so scared. >> reporter: watch again, as the plane, towing an advertising banner hits the sand and flip over. that's when the wing strikes nicholas bare in the head. bystanders rushing to help. >> i was trying to keep him calm and wait for people to show up. >> reporter: just ten minutes before the accident nicholas and his friends pose for if

photo. his friends show how he tried to protect himself. >> right hire is where the tire hit him. >> reporter: this morning, nicholas is recovering in the icu. the 23-year-old pilot walked away u. n.nuninjured. the faa sin vest gating. because the doctors had to shave nicholas' head for surgery, his friends plan to do the same. let's turn to "gma" weekend co-anchor dan harris who is here with the morning's other top stories. starting with a major move against isis. >> we begin with an attack on isis with deadly consequences. american aircraft carrying out at least 40 air strikes. a military spokesman calling it one of the u.s. coalition's most sustained attacks yet. a million people are expected today at mass with pope francis in the south american country of ecuador.

you can hear it there, cheering crowds greeting francis wherever he goes. he's from argentina. so he's well-known and well-loved in these parts. last night, he made a surprise appearance playing with the people gather outside of the the place he's staying. back at home david sweat is out of the hospital back behind bars on suicide watch this morning. he was taken to a different prison where he'll spend 23 hours a day in a maximum security cell. richard matt, the other escapee who was killed had shed nearly 50 pounds to fit through a o-foot-wide pipe to break out of the prison. a cautionary tail here.le here. take a look at the guy on the left. signaling he's number one. another runner passes him and beats him. ouch. it reminded us of another famous case. this runner here getting the crowd to cheer here him, watch,

he's getting the crowd to cheer for him and the guy on the left slides by for the win. devastating moment for him. here's my favorite example of this. the proud fisherman showing off his catch and -- >> whoa! >> whoa! >> oh. >> the moral to this story is one of my favorite expressions. humility prevents humiliation. >> that's a good one, dan. >> i made it up. >> i like it. ginger so many storms. creating stunning pictures. >> the lightning photos out of florida. more than 100 severe storm reports in the last 24 hours. this is the area i want you to watch today, oklahoma through kansas up through wisconsin. tonight, it will go chicago into lower michigan.

jacqui: good morning waington. a damp start to the work week, warmer temperatures are the horizon, occasional showers and thunderstorms this afternoon high temperatures in the low toto mid 80's with lingering showers early and patchy fog developing overnight t wi low temperatures arnd 74 degrees. tomorrow, dry, hot and humid temperatures reaching e 90's through the restst of the we got a lot more coming up this morning. that horrifying nascar crash caught on camera early this morning. how did the driver walk away?

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jacqui: things looking very today, have your day on throughout the afternoon as low pressure trips to the north and it puts it in the warmer sector. today will be near to below average in the low to mid 80's

with occasional showers and thundershowers that by tomorrow we will get into the heat with 90's beginning very low range chances tomorrow picking up on wednesday with 90's expected into the weekend. angela: reports of crowding issues with single tracking issues on the orange line through falls church. try the silver line is an alternate a live look at 270 with crash cleanup on the side of the roadway. the second crash recorded on 270 northbound on the ramp, but we are not seeing major volume delays. the baltimore-washington parkway north down from powder mill road of the crash at 197 with a look at the beltway on dominion traffic on the outer loop with reports of a crash in sterling on sterling boulevard. melanie? melanie: top stories that we are following today, a woman accused

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♪ i'm on top of the world, hey ♪ good morning, america. right now, team usa returns home to los angeles with some new luggage, world cup gold. the team drubs japan, 5-2rks led by carli lloyd's three goals in the first 16 minutes. right now, wall street is on edge after the people of greece rejected a bailout. stocks around the world tumbling. good morning, america. we have a lot ahead. did you see this video? it's a news helicopter spotting a great white shark just feet from surfers in australia. warning them it was nearby and helping them stay safe. obviously, a lot of people on alert right now as they hit the beach. we're kicking off shark week with our own t.j. hol. s getting up close around bernl sharks. he actually had, i say had, a

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complete stop. that is unbelievable. >> reporter: catapulting into the catch fence at almost 200 miles per hour. sending debris shooting into the crowd. the car left obliterated. crunched and flipped upside down. the engine flung into the grass. >> all crews getting out to that car. >> reporter: rescue teams rushing in. >> thumbs going up from all the crew members. >> reporter: amazingly, he emerges largely unscathed. suffering only a bruised tailbone and forearm, waving to the crowd as he walks off the track. >> you're praying you get throughened and hope to race again. >> that scared the hel out of me. that was terrifying to watch. you know a wreck like that has such a high potential for someone to get injured. >> reporter: several fans were hurt by flying >> oh god! >> reporter: fan in the stands

posting this moment to instagram. four spectators treated on the scene. one transported to the hospital. race organizers say that catch fence worked kee inside the track like it was supposed to. with five people in the stands injured, nascar officials will be assessing what to do to keep fans safe. >> thank you, ryan. now to a terrifying scene for one family celebrating the fourth. the deck on their rental home came crashes down while taking family photo. 24 people were injured. two of them critically. this morning, we're learning more about what may have caused the accident. >> reporter: amy, good morning. these are nails and a joist support and what they're supposed to look like. the once on this deck were rusty and weak. this morning, family recovering

after a fourth of july photo op turned dramatic. >> at this time role them, yes, ma'am. i need all the ambulances i can get. >> reporter: two people injured kritly after this deck collapsed while people were trying to take a group photo. >> i heard screaming. as i'm cupping up, people were on the ground. >> reporter: the family members, ajd 5 to 94 falling 14 feet to the ground. authorities using a specialized mass casualty you bus to transport them to to hospital. >> the bottom fell out. >> reporter: authorities saying the nearly 30-year-old nails holding the pornl together likely gave way to the weight. en weakened over time. deck disasters like this are mostly preventable. this youtube video capturing a 2013 collapse that septemberhan two dozen people crashing down from the second story deck in indiana. the accident leaving several

seriously injured. to help keep your deck safe try the sway test. >> if you're on a deck a balcony, a terrace, you sway back and forth and that moves with you, that's a real problem. >> reporter: be aware of weight capacity. check for space with the elbow test. >> if you feel claus row phobic on an outside deck there are too many people on the deck. >> reporter: check for rotting damage. >> rotting damage is the biggest cause for failures. >> reporter: the rental company expressing concern for those injured. there is no state or city law that requires homes or dex to be inspected. that responsibility amy, is left to the home owners. >> phillip mena thank you. ts happened over the week end. nature's fireworks right next to the manmade fireworks. you have storms starting up. in tucson arizona look at the

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what an epic game. the u.s. women's some ek team trounced japan to take the cup. the game's big star joins us now. carli lloyd, congratulations. >> thank you. pretty amazing moment for all of us. >> i'll say it was. now, you said before the game you were going do whatever it takes to get the job done. you convinced yourself. >> sluicely. um you know we didn't come here to take second place. we came here to win it. and, there was something different in the air. these last few games with our team. i think we all believed. we all knew it. we felt it. and, what a convincing win today to get it done. >> i'll say it was. no one has ever scored three goals in a final game. i was reading, you visualized scoring four goals in the finals? ments it was four or five. just one day running, got my headphones in, just visualizing

stuff. getting superexcited for the world cup. this was probably back in may. yes, just crazy what the mind can do. >> it sure was. it was such a joy to watch yesterday. we were all touched as well by that moment where you gave the captain's arm band to abby wamba clrks. >> i said take the armband. e she said no. i said look. please take the armband. i took it off my arm. put it on her arm and, um you know just told her. she deserves it. she's been a legend. she's been an inspiration on and off the field to this team for so many years. and, i'm proud to call her my friend and my teammate. so happy for her that we could get this world cup win. >> vice president biden there cheering you on. got the tweet from president obama. could you feel the support from the whole country? >> absolutely. i mean i -- i haven't slept a wink yet. barely able to get through text

messages and some of the social media stuff i had some teammates telling me that mr. president tweeted me. got to meet joe biden today. so that was pretty cool. um but it's -- i don't think it's all sunk in yet. i think in the next few days, things will sing in a little bit more. >> you're still on the terrific cloud. what's next for you? >> yeah it's a -- it's great. i mean i think, our team is just superproud. you know it took all 23 players to get this done. from the coaching staff to the players to our support we all believed in one thing. we believed in making to it the final, winning the final. we stayed true to everything we believed in. we executed the game plan. and we got it done today. >> and team usa has now won the world cup three times. no other country has done that before. what do you think this means for women's and girl's soccer in

america? >> i think he's huge. the support, the coverage we had was unbelievable. it felt like we were playing in the u.s. the crowd was cheering loud. we could hear them and feel it. the energy and atmosphere was unbelievable. >> we were all cheering with you. carli, congratulations again. good luck in the future. >> thank you. a lot more ahead. inside princess charlotte's baptism. and the special tribute to princess diana. that's coming up. when the phone rang at 5am i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow.

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mill road. the crash at 270 on 370 is crash cleanup at crystal rock road. crashed vehicles are off the roadway on leesburg pike. making your trip on the 14th street bridge from west 395 the record is now with the stalled vehicle. melanie: top stories right now police are still searching for the man convicted of a fatal stabbing on a metro train. he is wanted for the murder of kevin sutherland, who was stabbed to death. he was heading out to meet friends for the fourth of july. power is act on at a silver spring apartment complex after a fire knocked out electricity. the fire broke out last night at university towers to. the flame ignited in the boiler room. no one was hurt.

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♪ i'm on top of the world, hey ♪ good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. team usa wins the world cup. the women breaking records. getting star-studded reaction across the globe. beyonce, tom hanks, so many more celebrating throughout the world. inside the christening. the world watches as princess charlotte is baptized. how they made princess dianea a part of it all. we're diving in. >> i can't believe i'm doing this. >> revealing the real dangers. ♪ shut up and dance with me ♪ he came in a cupcake and left sobbeninging on a cliff. what really happened? as we say -- >> good morning, america.

[ chanting ] >> usa, usa, usa. >> there he cupcake chris. we can't wait to talk to him about what happened on "the bachelorette." >> he looks like he's in better spirits. >> he sure does. >> how about a sugar high? >> do you think he'll keep the cupcake moniker? >> as long as he brings cupcakes. >> this is all i have left. >> does he want to keep the cupcake moniker? >> that will be your question dan. >> pong. it was great holiday weekend for so many of us. you see what happens outdoors. a lot of us suffering from bug bites. we'll tell you what the right treatment is for you. dr. ashton breaking down the best ways to end the itch. >> i looked eded like a constellation if red. i got it bad.

please help. a huge wedding weekend. so many secret superstar ceremonies. there's billy joel tying the knot with his long-time love. so happy for him. christie brinkley weighing in with a post on instagram congratulating them. saying her daughter alex sarks has a wonderful friend in billy's new wife alexis. and did mealila kunis and ashton kutcher make it official? guys. the big story this morning. the good times rolling for team usa, following their historic victory in the women's world cup. much of the attention this morning, carli lloyd. her three fwoels in the opening minutes included an amazing shot from midfield. the president tweeted his congrats inviting the team to the white house and telling them to bring the trophy with them. an intense battle to save homes in idaho. the flames forcing mandatory evacuations overnight.

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constellation. so so so cute. >> that's so cute. >> you're not showing the other moments. >> no, i have edited out all the cleaning up of poop. the toilet paper being cleaned up. >> you went with pupally volume. >> yes. it's monday. let's go to lara in the social square. >> thank you, george. the only thing better than that for dan would be a sea of cats. for now, the morning menu. we're going inside the royal baptism. who are the new godparents? how the royal family paid tribute to diana. and after a great holiday weekend, so many tieing to get rid of those bug bites, including me. how do you end the itch? and in "pop news" the weekend was full of secret wedding ceremonies. we have the latest. and "the bachelorette's" chris. the cupcake.

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good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. princess diana has a big influence. it's been 18 years since she died. she's helping her son make decisions in many ways. we went about three hours north of here to many most beautiful place with his fast-growing family. this royal family of four made they way through the sandringham estate. three of them by foot. the other by pram. that's what they call a stroller in england.christening of this 2-month-old princess charlotte elizabeth diana. the queen was there. prince charles and cam mill plap who had one of those marilyn monroe moments. william's brother harry didn't make it. now in africa conducting charity work. most of all this day was a nod to william's mother the late princess diana. she was born and raised on this estate.

baptized in this church. it was important to william to christen charlotte just four days after diana's 54th birthday. >>t was important to keep his mother close on this day. >> reporter: mario testino was designated to take the official royal family photos. he was a photographer for diana. diana's niece, laura fellowes was named a god jrn mother. other godparents are personal friends. inside the church she was baptized with water from the river jordan. though this christening was for charlotte, her brother, curious george, once again stole the show. now, i just have this chance to just stand a couple yards away there this family. george was adored. he looked down into the stroller with his sister down there and he was just -- he cried at one

moment. his mom picked him up. he finally stopped crying. he was an sluntly adorable guy. the people out there just love george. >> yeah. >> reporter: george? i wanted to do that. >> glad you did it. how about those red shorts? >> it's a tough act to follow for miss charlotte. i'm sure we'll be watching both of them. thank you so much. next in "the heat index." bug bites. >> that's a turn. >> we all have them. coming off a fun holiday weekend, so many of us with suffering from them. with so many anti-itch treatments available, how do you know which one is for you? >> reporter: mosquito bites that itch like crazy. creams that promise relief are worth every penny. which one? it's not just different brands. the active ingredients are all toef map. >> there are lots of choices. they address didn't things. >> reporter: we sent four

different products. an anti-histamine a steroid, a baking soda treatment and another one across the country. colorado illinois and the bropgs new york. now suzanne that works at the gardens. her exposure is constant. >> i got about ten. >> reporter: after trying all four opgs, she liked them all but was partial to the baking soda's easy application. >> i tend to blow up from the bug bites. it's good relief. >> reporter: for steven in illinois, it was the steroid cream. sflit worked well. >> reporter: and heather in colorado liked the topical anti-histamine. >> it worked almost immediately. >> reporter: three testers. three results. what gives in. >> there are lots of cream on the market because there are different kinds of itch and allergies. >> reporter: people react differently. for every person it's a bit of

trial and error. with one caveat. >> some of the topical anti-itch creams have anti-histamines in them. that can be a problem because some people do become allergic to that when applied topically. >> reporter: swatting away these annoyances becky worley. new york. >> my daughters ask me, mom why did god make mosquitos? >> it's the -- our body doing the job. i want to -- >> tell us what happens. >> consider this sponge like a cross-section of the skin. the baster as a stinger of a large mosquito. when it bite us it injects saliva into the skin. it triggers a histamine reaction. the more you scratch it the more you spread it around. the more it itches. >> my mom said stop scratching.

you're only making it worse. >> right, scratching begets more scratching. >> infections can come about. >> you have to remember that the skin is covered with bacteria. kids will scratch, scratch, scratch, make micro lacerations. the bacteria can get in there and cause a skin infection. if you have a scratcher, and i had one, she scratched everything. keep them clean and cover them with band aids. it might look ridiculous. it's effective. >> occasionally these bites with become life-threatening? >> correct. this happens to about 3% of the population. if you're bitten and you notice difficulty breathing, swelling around the face or mouth, hives all over your body or a sensation of dizziness, that's made call emergency. call 911. otherwise, stay away from the water and watch out for the big

stinger. >> thank you. dr. jen. george? lots of good advice right there. next up the spate of shark attacks this summer. look at this. on july 4th an australian news copter saw this shark. they tried to warn surfers. the discovery channel took t.j. holmes out for his own close encounter. >> reporter: i'm a man admittedly terrified of sharks. the string of recent incidents had me wanting to get into the water to swim with the sharks and better understand them. i came out of the water now as a shark p.r. agent. they're not the man-eerts they're often made out to be. june 14th 16-year-old hunter treschel never saw it coming. >> somebody's been attacked by a shark. his arm is gone. >> reporter: june 26th patrick

thornton bitten in waist-deep water. >> i felt a tug at my hip. >> reporter: june 30th kysen weakley left with this bite on his leg. 11 shark encounters off the carolinas. i haven't been in the water for three years. i was on vacation in florida, a shark swam about 15 20 feet away from me. it took all i had not to run out of the water screaming. now, i'm getting back in the water to get up close with sharks. to underthe dangersstand the dangers they do and don't pose to people. with me paul geller he lost two limbs to a shark take. >> i don't think they go for a human. they're just -- they're hungry. the thing is behaving similar to their food source. they want to see what it is. how do we see what stuff is? we touch it with our hands.

sharks don't have hands. they have very sensitive jaws. >> reporter: sensitive and powerful. the jaws of larger species are twice as powerful as the jaws of a lion. generating 40,000 pounds of psh per square inch in a single bite. they feel vibrations in the waeter and hear from a distance of up to two city blocks. should we fear sharks? >> no have a healthy respect for them. they have their place. we have ours. just because some people get bitten by sharks doesn't mean that they're out to get us. >> reporter: we head down. and within seconds are swarmed by sharks. my first impressions. oh oh [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. this is insane. this is insane. oh, my god. this is insane.

to be this close to a shark, to be touching a shark. >> oh. wow. i just kissed a shark. i cannot believe i'm doing this. but i'm glad i did it. i never would have known. i might be finally over my fear of sharks. i got to say, man, you were right. you said this was going to be a life-changing experience. you were right. >> does it make you understand a little bit more about what we're trying to protect? makes you appreciate it? make you love it? >> reporter: paul this is going to sound crazy, but i kind of don't want to go. >> well things have changed. >> reporter: all right. i have to thanks paul there, the good folks at discovery channel, and my dive coach, charlotte, for taking care of me. i haven't been in the water in three years. as we talk about how fearful we

are of sharks, they should fear us. 100 million sharks killed annually for shark fins. they end up on our plates. at that rate they can't replenish themselves. we have to learn to do here folks is co-exist. there are only three people killed worldwide. given how many people are in the water, three killed worldwide in a shark encounter last year. one in the u.s. this year. none last year. we're going into their home day in and day outnnounced and behaving like food. >> you want to go back? >> i do now. i initially said what aim doing? you see the first shark do by you assume it's coming after you. >> we're so much more of a danger to them than they are to us. >> a lot of people go back to

"jaws." >> shark week airs through sunday on discovery. let's go out to ginger. >> last year i learned the same thing. that's why we call it encounter, not attack. thank you, t.j. i just said good morning, wyatt, what's up? and he said. >> the sky. >> he's smart. it is a nice morning. in washington, d.c. you'll see showers and storms moving through. right now in the upper 70s. that warm front will poke through. by tomorrow right into the 90s. that's the big picture. jacqui: good morning washington. a damp start to the work week, warmer tempeperatures are on the horizon, occasional showers andnd thunderstorms this afternoon high temperatures in the low mid 80d's with lingering showers early and patchy fog developing overnight with low temperatures around 74 degree.

tomorrow, dry, hot and humid temperatures reaching the 90's througthe rest of the >> oh what a group out here today. usa. look it. you're supporting them right in let's get to lara with pop. >> get in here ginger zee. it's "pop news" time. we have to talk about women's u.s. soccer. the team won the world cup. our nation's internet went into overdrive. vice president joe biden cheered on the red, white, and blue, tweeting a great pic of his view. tom hanks proposing surnty changes. rosa parks on the 20 abby on the ten and issue three-dollar bills with carli lloyd. one of the other girls who runs the world repping her team jersey flaw lessly. i love this meme.

it's going viral, as oprah would probably say, and you get a goal, you get a goal, you get a goal! congratulations. >> bam, bam, bam. that was so cool. >> we're so proud of those ladies. didn't you know they were going to go in. without a doubt. went in with the attitude. >> i wasn't expecting four goals in 15 minutes. it was the most exciting soccer game i have ever watched. and i have watched a lot of soccer games. >> true true true. also in "pop news." fireworks in the air this week end for some big celebrity couples. billy joel showed uptown girlfriend alexis rodderick he loves her just the way she is. they tied the knot at their sprawling long island estate on saturday at the joels' annual fourth of july party. the bride, a former executive. not much time for a honeymoon.

they're expecting a daughter late their summer. and "people" is reporting that ashton kutcher and mila kunis tied the knot this weekend. the co-stars have been engaged since last year. they welcomed daughter, wyatt, back in october. so con glatch lagss all around. and then finally, when this woman, this dog owner asked her pup, all right, buddy who tore up the toilet paper that's all over the floor, the pooch, he turns into a real rat. outing abbey, the french bulldog. and abbq not doing much to help herself, giving the cutest guilty look ever. >> that's pretty good. >> boom. wasn't me mom. wasn't me. >> the other dog is pleading no contest. i throw myself on the mercy of the court. >> the toilet pain sir all

around him. i did love this. >> the little one always gets away with it. >> that's "pop news" everybody. a lot more ahead. this model's figure is shaping america. and "the bachelorette" cupcake chris is here. he'll tell us about the crying. are you ready for the dance party of the summer? well then -- ♪ shut up and dance ♪ >> friday it's time to dance with walk the moon. presented by copper toen sunscreen. melanie: we want to get an

update on the weather now with jacqui jeras. jacqui: on the westside today spotty light rain showers possible through 9:00 this morning, but i think we will have a better chance for seeing the rain and thunderstorms returning in the early to mid afternoon with a few storms bringing brief and heavy down doors during the pm rush. we will keep an eye on the threat of some gusty winds, but i think the severe weather threat is marginal throughout day. currents tate pairing off -- tapering off through the overnight hours. low to mid 80's day, 90's expected tomorrow and for the rest of the week. angela: metro orange line reporting crowds, delays, and weight mines if you are headed to the and, dunbar, or west falls church. you can avoid the wait times on metro this morning by traveling northbound on 395 weather is a car accident on the 14th street

bridge, making her drive eastbound on 66 a crash reported just after 123 that was quickly gotten out of the roadway. delays on the north side headed into montgomery county as you travel through new hampshire avenue over towards georgia avenue. back to you, melanie. melanie: alexandria police will be holding a meeting tonight in risk once to the cities first homicide of the year. fatally shot on thursday night in north fayette street old town. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00 at the charles houston rec center. fireworks are being blamed for a fire in loudoun county. the fire gutted a townhouse in the stone ridge community. everyone made it out safely. you can get more new

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[ cheers and applause ] all right. welcome back to "gma." you'll remember that moment. chris cupcake strandberg on "the bachelorette." we'll hear all about what happened behind the scenes. and then flip-flops are a summer stable. experts warn they could be hurting your feet more than you realize. we'll tell you what the look out for. a look inside espn the magazine's body issue. we're going one on one with one of the cover stars a. that's in a little bit. >> wow. i'm sorry. >> that was -- >> i wasn't expecting that. if you're a woman wearing a pair of jean right now, they were designed on one woman's rear assets. the secret fit model that has

the perfect behind. linzie janis is here. she investigated. >> i came to make you all feel overdressed. this woman has the goldilocks of behinds. not too big. not too small. thanks to her, jeans have never look sod good on all of us. ♪ >> reporter: in the never-ending battle for title of derriere extrordinaire, when it comes to finding the perfect fit, this 34-year-old den anymore model is it. meet natasha wagner. fit model for gap, levi's and seven for all mankind. >> it's perfect for what i do for my job. >> fit models are probably the most important people you have never heard of in the world of the den anymore industry. >> reporter: fit models work as

live mannequins. industry insiders say, no i haves, ands or buts about it wagner has the best bottom in the country. >> they're not like runway models. they're looking for the pefrt average. what they want is somebody who is slim but has a curved bottom. >> reporter: den anymore's it-girl is a six 6, has a 28-inch waist. >> i think i'm definitely thin but curvy. i -- some of my clients have said that i have all the curves in the right places. >> reporter: in addition to her good jeangenes, she keeps her perfect size 6 by working out and eating rite. her clients are eager for her input. >> i think my feedback is

helpful. i do this every day, all day long. i know exactly how a jean should fit. >> reporter: a winning combination designed to never leave this fit model behind. no one tries on more jeans than natasha. she's an expert. ? they've been after me and george to be bicep models. we're going from jeans to flip-flops. everybody wears them all summer long. abbie boudreau explains why they could be a danger. >> reporter: it's a summer fashion staple. this kind of footwear could be more damaging than you think. >> oh! >> reporter: trips and false. and worse. funny flip-flop fails are all over youtube. experts say, it's no laughing matter. are flip-flops dangerous to wear? >> they certainly can be. >> reporter: this podiatrist says flip-flops can cause

injuries. >> you're exposed. people can step on your toes. drop something on your toes. >> reporter: trip. people would say they're so comfortable. >> they are. they're comfortable, but for a short period of time. when you break your toe, they're not so comfortable. >> reporter: he says arch and heel pain are common as well. look at the x-ray. this one is wearing a flimsy flip-flop. >> nothing supportive. nothing holding it up. >> reporter: without the extra support in the arch, what can happen? >> you can have arch pain. heel pain. the lack of support can create muscle fatigue in the lower part of the leg. that can work its way up to the knee and low back. >> reporter: if you're still flipping for your flops. experts say never wear them while you drive or walk upstair. instead, stick to wearing them at the beach. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau abc news los

angeles. >> thank you to abbie for that. i wanted to come all the way over here and say good morning and a big high five to jacoby. he's from chicago. it's been a cool and cloudy summer so far. today, not the case. temperature up around 90. tomorrow you drop into the upper 60s. you want heat you have to go melanie: -- jacqui: grab the umbrella today, showers giving way to more showers this afternoon. tonight, lingerg showers with patchy fog >> and all that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans. and now, i'm joined by sara rue, actress. the star of the brand-new tvland

series "impastor." it's about a slacker on the run who becomes a pastor. >> my plan was to take over johnathan's life for a few days until i figured out my next move or until i got caught. >> well hello there. i'm dora. come on in. you're different than pictured you. >> yeah how's that? >> i don't know. you're more -- i don't know -- rugged. >> sar remarks it's funny. but it's a dark comedy you say? >> it is. it's like nothing i have ever seen on tv. there's elements of a murder wristry ryry ryry -- mystery and a whodunit whodunit. >> your position is hinging on

him being a good pastor. >> my job depends on this guy doing a good job. it's not the pastor i think i have hired. this guy that shows up is a low-life criminal. >> you might be overlooking a couple of things? >> she's able to turn away hen she needs to to -- she need this is to work out. the town needs it to work out. the show is about redemption. it's about his character, trying to do good. even though he doesn't know what he's doing. >> you have always been in the business. behind the scenes on broadway since you were 9. what would you do if you were not an actor? >> oh my gosh. i have no answer. i did my first film at 9. i don't know. i'm not qualified to do anything else. thank god this has worked out. >> people ask, me. i don't know bartender. the cast seems to be tight. do pull practical jokes on

the set? >> michael did nasty things to my set chair. you request see on the twitter feed his private areas. i thought it was inappropriate. mike david, it's a great cast. >> when a cast is fun, the show will be good. and impastor premiers on tvland wednesday july 15th. so much more ahead. thank you for being here. cupcake chris is here. he's opening up about

now to "gma's" modern romance. we have the man who just might be the sweetest guy to exit "the bachelorette" bachelorette". chris "cupcake" strandburg. he's here to tell us what happened. first, a look back at the very dramatic good-bye. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: it was the cliff-side meltdown heard round the world. >> that was -- it's okay. >> reporter: the likes of one we haven't seen in years on "the bachelorette." 28-year-old chris strandburg known affectionately as chris cupcake, thanks to his sweet right at the start of the season. >> oh my god. >> reporter: was heatrt broken. >> come on chris.

hold it together. [ sobbing ] >> are you skup set with me? >> reporter: brace yourself for the possibility of more tear. >> i made a mistake and things went too far with nick. >> reporter: when kaitlyn reveals just what happened with her one on one date with nick. >> it's hard for me to admit it. but we had sex. >> reporter: will l they stay? >> i'm kind of upset and disgusted. >> i'm not playing. i'm done with you. >> reporter: as for arch rivals nick and shawn. >> there one person i have no respect for. >> i'm not going to let him have the last word. >> hi this is shawn. down at the lodge. i'm looking for the room number for nick vile, leez. >> reporter: will the two romeos come to blows? >> come in. >> what's up? >> you're the last person i want to talk to.

how about get the [ bleep ] out of hi place right now. >> reporter: chris cupcake knows love can drive you the edge. all right, and chris strandburg joins us now. looks like an intense confrontation between nick and shawn in the sneak peek. what do you think? >> there's a lot of heat between them. i think they both sense they have a strong connection with kaitlyn. you get those emotions involved it kind of comes out against the other guy. >> speaking of emotions it look like you have come a long way since we last saw you. how are you doing? >>? in case a get a little emotional today i brought the scarf. >> that's the scarf. >> this is it. >> that's the cliff-side scarf. >> i bring it everywhere i go. >> it's like your binkie.

>> what's happened since then? that's national television. what kind of reaction do you get? >> some have been supportive. some have been laughing. i was within of them. when i watched that back i just started laughing. i saw you laughing at me. >> we were laughing with you. >> we were laughing with you. >> no we were laughing at you. but we were also laughing when you made the entrance on the cupcake. where did that come from? >> the first night, you want to stand out. >> well there's standing out and then that's standing out. >> normally, when people think of the den tis, they don't think about fun. and so i waned to make sure that girls, i have a personality. i'm fun. i don't take myself too seriously. i wanted to do it in the most extreme way that i could. >> you got the first kiss of the season. the first rose. was there a moment where you thought, all right, i got this thing. >> after our extra time in new

york we spent a lot of time together. we had awesome conversations. i was like, oh yeah. i got this. we never had a bad moment together honestly. >> at first, the breakup, you seemed okay. but then it sure did escalate quickly. what happened in those moments? >> in this experience you make yourself vulnerable. you can actually have meaningful conversations. you don't have small talk. you connect with somebody quickly. i did feel genuine emotion. i was feeling sad. at the same time i was laughing too, on the ground i was like this is ridiculous. it all hit me at once. it all came out. >> for the people who say that was just for the show you were acting. those tears were overdramatic. you're saying they were legit? >> when i watched it back it looked like i was kting a. it's because i'm laughing at myself when i'm crying. >> will you be able to love

again, cupcake chris? >> i think so. >> that's my favorite question i have ever asked in all of journalism. >> and will you still go by cupcake? does the nickname stick? >> it stuck very hard. the whole season that was my name. i think that's what i have to answer to for the rest of my life. >> after you left the show kaitlyn said a lot of respect for chris. one of a kind bachelorette cupcake. >> i was grateful for that. >> we're glad you brought cupcakes. >> i'm going for number two. >> in case you need i brought some floss. >> oh nice. >> he's going out with a bang too. >> thank you, i might need that. >> what a great sport. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming on. >> absolutely. an all-new episode. what will happen tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern.

you can watch an extended sneak peek of tonight's show on the website. next up espn the body issue.

we always look forward to espn the magazine's "the body yts issue. it celebrates some of the world's greatest athletes tharpd

bodies. this morning, we're getting a first look. mara schiavocampo sat down with one of the cover models nba star kevin love. >> reporter: espn's body issue. the celebration of the fipest physiques in sports. from venus williams to prince fielder. this year stan wawrinka and ally ally raismond. are you fully nude? or are their pasties and strategic underwear? >> it's a little bit of both in way, you take off the robe you're like here i am. i'm out there. it was enexperience that took me 45 minutes to an hour to get comfortable. once they started going, i was good. >> reporter: the 26-year-old love measuring in at 6'10" is already in great shape. being a professional athlete and all. but when he got the call to shoot the issue, he says he had

to prepare. getting a little extra sun and keeping up his strict diet and fitness routine. >> it's easier to stay in shape than to get back into shape. i always make sure i have the proper nutrition. working out. working with the right people. >> reporter: but the hoops star wasn't always so fit. this is one of the pictures from the shoot. this is you in high school. so there's a big difference there. >> a bit of a change. >> a little bit. tell me about how you got from here to here. >> i haven't seen that picture in awhile. probably down between 30 and 40 pounds. it was a lifestyle change. learning discipline. deciding what you want now and what you want most? i wanted a body that was going to afford me that opportunity to play at a very high level. >> these guys know now play basketball. >> reporter: and it has. the three-time all-star just signing a new deal with a kfs.

reportedly a $110 million five-year contract. and now, a new career high. cover model. >> it was -- you know a special moment for me. and, this is my favorite issue that espn does. it's arguably the most prestigious. i was blown away. >> reporter: for "good morning am mara schiavocampo. >> he changed a lot. the issue hits news stands this

that was a fun way to kick off the week. >> yes, it was. >> bye bye, everyone.

melanie: we want to get an update on the weather right now with jacqui jeras. jacqui: throughout the day spotty light rain showers possible through 9:00 this morning with a better chance of seeing the rain and a few thunderstorms returning early to mid afternoon. a few of the storms could produce some brief heavy downpours during the pm rush.

we will keep an eye on the gusty winds. the severe weather threat i think is marginal throughout the day. things look drier tomorrow, but that will be the start of lower temperatures. 90's presented tomorrow and for the rest of the week. angela: the crash has been cleared and these are the delays headed into or 23. then your delays get a bit at her. traveling on interstate 95 in virginia, no issues to report in terms of backup, getting reports of the stalled car southbound on parkway. entrapment in the potomac area at the intersection of tiny meetinghouse road. melanie: top stories right now police are on the -- on the scene of a home invasion and upper marlboro. it happened in a gated community

on blue sage lane, it appears a resident fatally shot the alleged intruder. the lease are now investigating. the power is back on at a silver spring apartment complex after fire knocked out electricity last night at university towers to. it started in the boiler room and no one was hurt. good morning washington and th

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