good morning, america. incredible new images this morning of that times square tragedy. a deadly crash full of tourt irss, the navy vet running down 23 on the sidewalk killing an 18-year-old girl on vacation before crashing into a barrier and trying to flee the scene. a hero employee from planet hollywood jumping in to stop him. >> he was just screaming. no word, just screaming. >> reporter: what we are now learning about that driver. on defense, president trump blasts the hiring of a special counsel to lead the investigation into russia and his campaign. >> the entire thing has been a witchhunt. >> saying it's dividing the country as he prepares to leave on his first foreign trip. the president says he's close to picking a new fbi director,

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early this morning and they were lined up outside central park already. >> we have a lot of news to get to. the president is about to make his first trip overseas. >> nine days going to saudi arabia, israel, going to meet with the pope at the vatican and for coming up. we begin with new details about that crash in times square. you see our jumbotron, it was right by our studio and the driver now facing multiple charges for running down pedestrians, they believe he was under the influence of a synthetic drug. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning to you. police are making it clear this was no was accident. we should tell think video is difficult to see. this morning, 26-year-old richard rojas is behind bars after the sudden and horrific crash in the center of bustling times square. >> i still very upset. i was almost killed. >> reporter: in

surveillance vehicle his vehicle can be seen making its way down the street and take a wooping u-turn throughing through the crowd and this show him trying to flee. >> you stopped him from doing any more damage. >> that's right. >> did he say anything to you? >> he was just screaming but no words. >> reporter: there were no words. >> just screaming. 18-year-old killed, alyssa elsman in town visiting with her family from michigan. annie was walking right next to her before she decided. >> at first she was okay. >> that was the woman who you were talking right to -- >> then i saw it across the treat and seconds laters she was dead. >> reporter: rojas drove his car down a sidewalk for more

three blocks from 42nd street to 45 knott street knocking people down on the way. rojas told them he smoked something that they believe might be thin threat tick marijuana and thought it was coming to an end. he had previous charges accused for driving under the influence and just last week he put a knife to a man's throat in everyone are calling you a hero. >> i don't consider that. i was do something people would do, trying to did the right thing. >> a true hero right there and now police are still investigating but at this point they don't believe it was terrorism. the driver will face a judge this morning. george and robin. >> all right, gio, thank you very much. right outside our window and many crew members were here when it happened. the building in is basic lockdown. they didn't know what was happening and can

place in a place like this. president trump closing in on announcing his pick for head of the fbi. one of the front runners, a familiar name, former vice presidential candidate joe lieberman who ran with al gore and president trump is preparing for hi first intertrip as we've been saying heading to saudi arabia first. he's also reacting to the appointment of a special counsel calling it a quote, witchhunt. our chief white house correspondent jon karl asked him about it and joins us now from washington. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as the president prepares to head overseas he hoping to turn the page. with his first foreign trip hours away, a new headache for president trump. the appointment of a special counsel to investigate russian meddling in the campaign. >> your reaction to

attorney general rod rosenstein to a.a special counsel to investigate the russian interference into the campaign? was this the right more or is this part of a witchhunt. >> i respect the move but the entire anything has been a witch-hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign but i can always speak for myself and the russians, serrie. i think it divides the country. i think weaver a divided country because of that and many other things. >> reporter: the man who appointed him was on capitol hill thursday. >> did president trump obstruct justice? >> good afternoon. >> reporter: briefing all 100 senators on the president's controversial decision to fire dr fbi director james comey and why he selected a special counsel. >> wanted to make sure the integrity of the department was fair. >> reporter: democratic senators at the briefing said rosenei

claims that comey was fired because of his recommendation. >> he did acknowledged that he learned comey would be removed prior to writing his memo. >> president trump offered another decision blaming his most congressional testimony. >> that was a poor, poor performance, so poor, in fact, that i believe and you'd have to ask him but i believe that's why the deputy turn darn went out and wrote his very, very strong letter. >> reporter: rosenstein's memo which was written just days after comey was on capitol hill made no reference whatsoever to that congressional testimony. >> as you know senators and others are still calling on comey to testify. any update where that's concern the. >> we've heard from comb's on or abouts who say he is

testify in open session to tell his story but, robin, therefore at least three committees seeking him, one the top democrat on the judiciary committee said they have sent a letter to his p.o. box and still have not heard a response yet. >> all right, jon, thank you. >> kind of strange, no response yet and the russian investigation and president trump is close to picking a new fbi director. one may be joe lieberman. our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas has more on where the search stands now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. lieberman was the connecticut attorney general before he served 14 years as that state's u.s. senator first as a democrat and independent, he was the vice presidential pick of al gore's failed race for the presidency in 2000 but in recent years he's shown a more conservative bent endorsing mccain in 2008 and after leaving the senate he's been working in a law firm in connecticut, george. >> pierre, this really has the feel of a trial balloon.

get the nod but so far what kind of reaction is he getting from capitol hill? republicans like lindsey graham are praising him but some are skeptical saying they don't want anyone who's been a career politician and fbi agents are hoping for someone completely nonpartisan. he could receive support from the fbi because he was his state's chief law enforcement officer. >> some might think he's too independent. pierre thomas, thanks very much. we mentioned. the president is just hours away from his first international trip visiting five countries in eight days. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more details. before we get to that, the russians -- they seem to be having fun at the expense of the u.s. >> oh, yeah, robin. hilarity continues with the russians with the russian foreign men ser sergey lavrov making fun of

revealing intelligence in the meeting. president trump taking a lot of heat from that but lavrov with a european official who asked if their picture together would cause problems. lavrov laughing a saying deend s what kind of secrets you pass on to me in one stop is israel and israel is reportedly the source of that intel he passed on to the russians. i'm sure that will be on the agenda when he meets with netanyahu. >> maybe not. netanyahu will put on his best poker face. he feels donald trump is far superior to barack obama, largely because of his strong rhetoric against iran even though he has to the ripped up the deal but israeli intelligence officials are shaken by trump sharing his intelligence with the rugs even though publicly the israelis have said everything is fine. >> on the international scene a chan

to hit the reset button, leave the domestic problems behind for now? >> reporter: you know, good point. ambitious trip in saudi where they will welcome the president and muslim countries together to fight extremism. if donald trump can just get this ship out of the way without any gaffes it's likely to be seen as a success. for now no oppressivables so there's always twitter. >> thank you. >> dizzying ten case and more from our chief political analyst matthew dowd. gop strategist kristen soltis anderson and, matt, let me begin with you and start out with this appointment of robert mueller for the white house on the one hand it gives him a place to put all the questions, now the special counsel is dealing with it and special counsels hard to know where they'll stop. >> look at it broadly. any time one is appointed a white house can't be happy with

term it's good news for the white house because it isolates the problem as you say and fixes on one small bucket. the bigger problem in the long term like a tree and you think it's russia and start digging. there is a system that will go throughout it and can go any direction that robert mueller wants to take it. >> one thing we saw, republicans didn't know exactly how to handle it. for the first time they were silent when big news came from the white house. >> that's right and i think in start it's because you have a lot of republicans who don't know how their constituents are responding to this. a lot of these members going to town halls, hearing a lot of anger from frustrated folks and not quite sure how close they want to stay with donald trump especially if this begins to go south. >> next big public move could be -- depends if james comey ever gets back. we saw the president go out with

did anything to ask him to pull back. how comey r larry: we welcome in our viewers on abc 7. there is an amide is that has been stolen and prince george's county. let's get back out to suzanne kennedy on the phone -- there is an ambulance that has been stolen. still trailing this caravan of police cars? suzanne: it seems like the caravan has gotten off of route in the headed direction of tucker road. this starting to develop around 6:30 this morning, when we were covering a fatal hit-and-run. we noticed and emily's heading southbound on 210. then a a few minutes later prince george's county police, maryland state police, and a helicopter were heading southbound as well as we made some calls to learn that the ambulance had been stolen from prince george's county hospital. authorities pursued it southbound

minutes, the ambulance came back northbound on the roadway here. bothwere being trailed by prince george's county police and maryland state police. an african-american male driver. we also noticed that the entire been hundredes had or flattened in some way. the ambulance is traveling no faster than 20 miles an hour. as this pursuit was happening in northbound 210. we did see in the roadway a few blocks further northbound that there were treads left. ofwell as the smell burning rubber. we followed for a few minutes watching the slow pursuit which was about a quarter of a mile ahead of where we were. then got into heavy traffic and it appears as if the ambulance has peeled off on one one of the side roads off of 210. we are in the process of looking for this activity. as soon as we find out more infoat

along to you. again, prince george's, maryland state police, pursuing by ground ambulance.a stolen all of this developing since 6:30 this morning. larry: thanks for that viewers, we7 return you to. "good morning america." let's get you vero it on to a power line, parts of the midwest scattered aafter a tornado outbreak. in the west, colorado waking up to a spring snowstorm. that snow telling you how much cold air is with that and classy with the hot air hovel the gulf mex and a lot are in for more severe weather tate. >> rough weekend ahead in breaking news involving julian assange. after seven years sweden is dropping an investigation against him. the crowd is growing outside the

embassy where he has been staying for a long time and terry moran in london with the story. >> good morning. this is a moment of triumph for julian assange. the founder of wikileaks and a key player in donald trump's victory last november because wikileaks published those democratic national committee e-mails that played such a creigh role. for five years he's been holed up in this. a fugitive from a rape prosecutor in sweden and that stunning announcement saying it was over, halted for a lack of progress. he could still face arrest here in london on the far less here's charge of jumping bail and could be extradited. his lawyer saying he is seeking asylum in france if he can get out of here. >> we'll watch. terry moran, thanks. amy has the other top stories. u.s. military had a close encote

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ad a v8. the original way to fuel your day. good morning, washington, i'm melanie hastings, we're following breaking news, an ambulance stolen from prince george's county hospital. that theft was reported after 6:00 this morning. our cameras were there as police caught up to it and began chasing. this is on route 210 in maryland. at one point the tires of the ambulance were flat but that ambulance kept on rolling. ten minutes ago we have confirmed that police have stopped the ambulance and taken the suspect into custody. we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you more developments shortly. happening this morning, a firefighter recovering following a massive blaze that tore through a home on college park. students from the university of maryland were forced to run from the flame. the cause of that

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and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. larry: 7:25. let's get back up to suzanne kennedy. the stolen ambulance, that person has been caught. suzanne kennedy is on the phone with the latest. suzanne: we know they have finally got the ambulance stopped and they have apprehended the driver of the stolen ambulance. i know we have got some video to show you from the spot where authorities say at branch avenue, they have stopped that ambulance, which was a stolen ambulance

hills station. that waslance, 830 taken from that location at around 6:00 this morning. that ambulance headed south on initially on 210. then authorities began pursuing it that way and then the ambulance did an about-face headed northbound on 210. it was being led and trailed by both prince george's county police and the maryland state police and prince george's county police helicopter. at some point, that ambulance turned off northbound 210 onto one of the side roads. then headed over into the area now where where they been able to stop it. they did deploy stop sticks and/or this the ago ended up with some flat tires. that slowed it down tremendously. but this ends about an hour and change after it started. one person has been taken into police custody in regard to this stolen ambulance. larry: thanks. we will talk to in a bit. get over to julie

already some issues on the roads before all this happened. julie: that was on 210. is headed,uzanne allentown road and camp springs avenue is where we find activity south of route 5, branch avenue. policere number of vehicles on the scene of this. this intersection is going to be shut down till further notice, allentown it camp springs. route 5 remains open at this time. it all started off of 210 where suzanne was reporting live this morning. at farmington in regards to hit and run that was not related to the ambulance chase.

capital beltway. all of the lanes open. this is the time of year where the sun comes right underneath the visor. eastbound 66. really jammed out of manassas inbound towards fair oaks aaveling south on 270, things little bit slower than what you would like. you'll find the lanes are open. incident free continuing southbound. a 19 minute commute as you work your way back out towards 2 121. the big story this morning, these are pictures from sky track 7. the police chase ended and camp springs along allentown road. a number of police officer still on the scene investigating that situation. keep that in mind. allentown road remains blocked off it the water main break headed into northwest at macarthur boulevard between reservoir and foxhall road. this morning on using canal

back in the next 10 minutes to update the ride at the wilson bridge. larry: we are going to stay with this right now. this -- an ambulance chase. what we know is that the fromcts stole an ambulance prince george's medical center. was headed up maryland 210. suzanne kennedy -- [dial tone] larry: she was covering another story and saw that ambulance go by. with the police officers, police cars chasing the ambulance, i s hould say. at that point, she also then gave chase as well. we're going to work on getting her back on the phone. the ambulance chase has ended and camp springs, maryland. the suspect is in custody. we are working on getting suzanne back on the phone. a live picture on the scene. this is our abc 7 crew is there. suzanne's photographer. again, several different police officers, a

chase including state police from maryland giving chase. again, we are going to take a quick break and come back with more on this. it has been a very busy friday morning. here at 7:30. look at that scene in central park. we are kicking off -- well, we're not. green day is kicking off our summer concert series. >> fans are packing in the park there because green day is going to perform -- i was listening to in this music and took me right back to college. >> people have gone near and far. >> we'll get old, new. a lot coming up. > more severe weather in the heartland. at least 19 twisters reported that tore through in the last 24 hours. in the pass 3 days 64 tornadoes reported there and president trump is heading on his

trip and visit israel, the vatican, and sillcily. bill o'reilly speaking out about ailes' legacy as questions are raised about what will happen to the women who are suing him for sexual harassment. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning. you're right, several pending lawsuits and a federal investigation into whether fox news' parent company violated security laws. with the passing they wonder how dough they move forward. >> there are few human beings on this planet who were visionaries. roger was one of them. >> reporter: bill o'reilly speaking about the passing of roger ailes. >> he was a tough guy and settled scores and that made him a big target. he alienated a lot of people. he was very tough and a lot of people hated

ultimately brought him down. >> reporter: he told listeners on his no spin newscast, he thought he never recovered after forced to resign. >> his departure from fox news break his heart. there were accusations and denied them and ultimately he walked away and he was never the same. >> he steadily denied them but this work with remaining lawsuits against him and his former network still at large, his unexpected death calls into question what happens next in those cases. >> roger ailes' death will probably cause these lawsuits to be settled out of court. larry: we continue on "good morning washington." let's get right to suzanne kennedy for the latest on the stolen ambulance. suzanne?

place where it ended. the ambulance to the left, the one with the door open. that is the one that was stolen around 6:00 this morning. you can see that the tires are literally down to the rims. there is no rubber left on those tires. that us the way they ultimately got it to start but what you can't see us on the other side of the other ambulance that is here, that ambulance, the stolen one hit a cruiser and that's how they got to it stop here in the area of allentown road and old branch avenue. there is a huge police presence here, the sheriff's department, prince george's county police, maryland state police, all of them participating in this activity that has lasted for about an hour and a half. we first noticed it as we were out on 210. we saw the ambulance. that very one right there, number 8 30. we saw it heading southbound on 210. we called in. we learned that the police were headed that way and very soon after that, we

be by ground and by helicopter in pursuit of that ambulance. we then saw that ambulance quickly turn around and head back northbound on 210. at some point and we're not sure when it headed eastbound and that is where it ended here. one person this custody but this incident ending within about an hour and 25 minutes here branch venue. larry: let's get a check of our traffic with julian assange. julie: very much a busy morning. like suzanne was saying, this activity is south of route 5 and branch avenue. so branch avenue remains open. allentown road is blocked off there at camp springs, maryland with all of that activity and there is a number of it out there. and of course, the media rolling up there too. so you'll want to avoid this area.

branch avenue is open at this time. 210 open again but it is now suffering from another crash at kirby hill. out on the rails, the orange line head towards largo townsend, we're dealing with a -- all ere due with a lanes open at sun glare a southbound ound 270, the slowest is out of frederick towards 109 and 121. it's a 19-minute ride. that's our traffic watch. back within 10 minutes with another update and we will update that ride out of camp springs. larry: for viewers, you now return to "good morning washington." autria: and we will be

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we are back with that legal battle over alan thicke's estate. his son-in-laws robin and brendan filing a petition in court taking on the widow. now she's firing back and amy has details. >> i do and the battle is on for alan thicke's reported $14 million estate with his widow's attorney

sons are engaged in a smear campaign to bully his client. ♪ >> reporter: he was the beloved dad on the hit show "growing pains". >> well, well, well. >> so, like, hot for you, grandma. >> reporter: after alan thicke's sudden death last disease his width don't and two eldest sons are in the middle of a family drama battling over his $14 million estate. his sons including robin thicke filing a complaint in l.a. superior court seeking to uphold their father's living trust claiming their stepmother is insisting her prenuptial agreement is invalid demanding a bigger cut. the actor reportedly left his three sons equal shares of his $3.5 million ramp and 75% of his personal effects and 60% of his remaing

tanya, all of the ranch's furnishings, a $500,000 life insurance policy and 40% share of his remaining estate. >> his estate plan says that his wife would get to stay on the property providing that she maintained its upkeep and paid for any costs associated it. the sons she wants more. >> my darling tanya. >> reporter: his 11-year marriage documented in the reality sitcom series "usually thick". >> i collect everything, even wives. >> reporter: tanya's attorney says she is not contesting it. it is clear alan's sons have chosen charge by stirring up the tabloid media filing a bogus lawsuit and refusing family mediation. thicke's wife revealing to tmz at the time of his death they were planning on

frozen three years ago. >> i could definitely see this getting contention unless they go to mediation now we'll get to see the whole thing play out. >> the attorney for the thicke's sons made every effort to resolve it without going to court and they just want to honor his intension, a hearing has now been scheduled for july 25th. >> didn't he recently update it. >> yeah, he did in february of 2016. he made his brother the trustee, his brother declined that role then he chose his two sons to handle his estate and rather than his wife and tanya did not make any complaints at that time. >> what is her argument. >> she has to show some sort of infence changed either in the form of an e-mail or

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this is one of the most indelible and painful images from this year's nba playoffs. taking a blow and his front tooth goes flying. picks it up. >> reporter: another painful image thomas in tears prior to a game after learning his 22-year-old sister was killed in a car accident. >> was there ever a momented you considered sitting out a game? >> yeah, when it happened, i considered just going on and just calling it a season but then i thought about it. that's the easy way out and i've never been the guy to take the easy way. >> reporter: his no quit attitude amidst trials and personal tragedy is turing him into a household name winning him legions of fans for his talent, heart and heart at 5'9". he is the shortest superstar in the nba. how different would your career be if you we

>> i would be the best player ever and everybody would think that. no question about it. >> ever been a team in your career from the moment you picked up a basketball that you were not the shortest guyen 0 the team? >> no. every team i been on. >> but does the short thing get old at some point? people want to talk about, yes, he's not just a great player but he's great and this height and people think it's a cute story. "good morning america" has me, he's so cute and cuddle were. >> it's always he's good and he's 5'9". it's like i'm trying to look past it but i guess it's never going to go away and will always be, well, he's 5'9" and i mean i'm never going to be okay. >> the last chosen in the draft many weren't willi t

where the average height is 6'7 the'. what did they pass on, a guy with a team on the verge of the finals third leading scorers in the nba averaging 29 points even more than lebron who is a foot taller. >> you still have a lot of people that doubt yu. >> there's still people that is in that circle of not believing in he, but at the end of the day just it motivates me and keeps me going. >> eisaiy going to get you. >> dimension he's 5'9". >> defamation suit. a copy of your piece. >> he embraces it and says it's a advantage. when he's on the court 6 he's 6'35". >> oh my goodness. he dominates at 5'9". >> he has to say, don't let the frame fool you. i got this. i hear that kobe has helped him

sister passed and now he's going through film with kobe over the phone, has really embraced him. you have to pinch yourself. grew up loving him and get them from tom brady and kobe and a whole new world for him and have two sons you'll see at some of the games. are they going to be short? yeah. if this guy was 6'7", i wouldn't doing this story. >> it's kind of passion you bring -- >> thank you, there. can't wait to see the game. >> tonight? >> yes, playoffs are on. that's tonight and another big match-up you can see, the warriors take on the spurs tomorrow 9:00 p.m. on espn. digital detux, a child sent often a wilderness intervention. come on out to the park with us because green day is rocking

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good morning washington, i'm emily hastings, an ambulance stolen from prince george's hospital has now been recovered. >> reporter: we are following the closures, branch avenue is open. however old branch avenue at tell town way -- allentown way that is where we're closed and susan is on the scene to hopefully give us more details. good morning susan. okay. so we don't have susan at the moment but what we have been told is the police chase is over. branch avenue is open, but again, old graven avenue at allentown way is closed. in other traffic news, i want to show you the big picture map much we are doing okay with the exception of the north

george washington parkway, suffering with volume delays, no accidents reported and a quick live look if we may. this is the capital beltway, heading into oxen hills on the left side of the screen. getting reports of a possible collision, once you emergency into 210 traveling northbound. now we're back with susan kennedy. she is on old branch avenue hopefully to give us details on the police chase. good morning, susan. >> reporter: well, it has all come to an end here on allentown road near old branch avenue. they have moved a flat truck in here to remove the stolen ambulance. that is the ambulance you see here. it started at 6:00 this morning. when that ambulance was stolen from the land over hill station. initially the driver headed southbound on 210, authorities pursuing him that way, and at some point he came back, and ended

stopped right now. we understand they have moved a sheriff county department vehicle out from that vehicle. they have transported the suspect to a local hospital. they are going to move this ambulance out of

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on defense the president fires back after the hiring of a special counsel to lead the investigation into russia and his campaign calls the whole thing a witch-hunt as he's closing in on a nominee for fbi director and makes his first trip overseas. the teenager so addicted to video games when mom and dad try to confiscate his computer he lashed out and dropped out of school. the extreme measures they went to to get their son to unplug. the highly anticipated wedding of the year, pippa middleton about to say "i do." the clues to the dress, who is on the guest list. what's kate wearing? all the details emerging about the star-studded reception and more. ♪ caught on camera, dancing drama. normani injured days befe

final. will she recover in time to go after the mirror ball. ♪ and let's kick off summer. >> are you ready? rise and shine, everybody. we are going to light this up. >> green day here live to light up central park and you have a front row seat as they say -- >> all: good morning, america. good morning, america. check out that crowd in central park right now for green day. beautiful summer day. it's not summer yet in new york. great to have sara here with us. you haven't been downstairs in a while. >> where are we, i was like. different from what i remembered. >> we want to kick off our summer kwon certificate series with green day and i got to tell you, look at them. you said, george, when we were passing by the park folks were already -- >> early, early in and the crowd is amazing. we cannot wait to get over

we bused them over to the park. >> clearly we can't play up to green day level. >> exactly. we've also got david hasselhoff helping us get the party started and about getting back in the water for "baywatch." >> that looks like a lot of fun. he will be fun too but first news. >> what does he have on -- >> don't. we'll ask him later. president trump taking off today on a crucial eight-day foreign trip just as he tries to fight off a storm of controversy over his campaign's alleged ties to russia and firing of fbi director james comey and jonathan karl is tracking all the details. >> reporter: good morning. just hours from now, president trump heads out on his first foreign trip as president. he's hoping to turn the page on the toughest two weeks of his presidency but now he has a new headache, the employmeappointme special counsel to investigate russian meddling in the

campaign. at his joint conference i asked about it. >> well, i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch-hunt and there is no solution between certainly myself and my campaign but i can always speak for myself and the russian, zero. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. >> reporter: there will be a lot of symbolism on his trip. he'll visit the vatican meeting with the pope, visiting israel and he is starting the trip in saudi arabia, the birthcase of islam. amy. >> all right, jon karl, we appreciate it. former vice president joe biden not ruling out a run for president in 2020. he said he never thought hillary clinton was the correct candidate for the nomination last year, in fact, biden said he thought he was the correct candidate. although he says it's unlikely biden said, he, quote, may very well run in 2020. a man behind

we have new video from the scene that some viewers may find difficult to watch. police say richard rojas may have been under the influence of synthetic drugs when he blewed through the crowd. he was stopped by a security guard, 18-year-old tourist from michigan was killed. 22 others injured. this morning new barriers are in place to protect pedestrians. a call for a woman who fainted and fell onto the train tracks. several bystanders quickly jumped up up to pull her back up to the platform. she had just a few stitches and sprained ankle. a tax man sued a woman because she texted at a movie during the first date. she was a threat to civil sized society seeking $17.31, the price for the movie and

for a protective issue against him claiming harassment. she paid him for the ticket and he is withdrawing the lawsuit and they talked it out face-to-face. >> best he ever spent. >> so true. >> what if they end up together. your daddy and i had a rough start. >> made national news, amy robach talked about it on "good morning america." "pop news." we'll try to provide that little, you know. >> don't do this in front of you normally. "pop news," a dancing crisis. normani kordei injuring herself for the finale. you don't want to watch. the fifth th harmony singer valuing a split when she landed on her ankle but still training in hopes of taking home that mirror ball trophy aft

season. check out "dancing with the stars" monday night eastern p.m. on abc. i never understood how they trained through those. >> i played a lot of hoops -- you twist -- you'd much rather break it than that. >> weaker every time. but next up, why is one of hollywood's most popular leading men getting knocked over by a panda? it's all for a good cause. robert downey jr. promising one superfan the win of an omaze campaign, a visit on set of "the avengers" pretty cool and willing to shove a dummy into pizza to make it happen. he's premiering as ironman too as july 7th. >> so confused. >> it's getting your attention. >> yeah. >> don't know what we're watching. omazed.

finally getting warm out and this dog is getting in shape. check out riptide the golden retriever keeping up with the ladies in a round of ab cycles. he's like just like do this. i think he's scrapping his back. do dogs have abs, george? >> i think so. if you got that wrong i'll be sad i turned to you. i should have turned to robin. >> answer man here. >> why did i think you'd know? you're a dog person. >> sara haines, ladies and gentlemen. we'll see you on "the view." >> yes, yes, you will see moe on the tsunamiview. coming up a parenting alert. this teen spend 60 hours a week gaming. moments away from green day performing live. here they are. what a beautiful day in central park. come on back.

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we are back with a closer look at teens and tech. according to one report the average american teen spins nine hours a day on screens and for boys especially that means video games. "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas here with one boy's story. his parents had to treat him to the wilderness for treatment. >> unbelievable step the family was forced to take. thr three-quarters of them are playing on video games. he dropped out of school so he would have more time for gaming leaving his parents desperate for help. 14-year-old josh can't stop playing video games. what's a typical day in josh's life? >> sleeping in till 11:00, 12:00 then he would be on till like 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: his parents say he's up playing 60 hours a week. often

morning. >> you know, it's after 3:00 and i told you get off at 1:00. >> stop. >> why didn't you just take the computer away? i don't understand. >> when we did take it away, there was a lot of problems in our house with his behavior. >> reporter: al and christina confiscate it, even lock the router out in the car. josh responds by lashing out and then eventually dropping out of school. >> just a lot of anger, lots of anger. >> emotional outbursts. >> sounds completely out of control. >> yeah. his parents are so desperate to help their son they decide to send him to a utah wilderness program called unplugged with outback therapeutic expeditions. it waived his fee to bring attention to obsessive screen use. here josh and a few other boys will camp for weeks with no runnin

computer screens. >> i'm elizabeth. it's very nice to meet you. i check in on josh more than seven weeks into the program. therapists are teaching self-reliance on long hikes and through roughing it. all hoping to give the boys insight into the compulsions that brought them here. >> i'm noticing that it was real bad. >> reporter: the next day his parents come to visit. after the longest and most difficult separation of his young life. >> hey, josh. how are you? >> good. >> good to see you. oh, my god. you're getting bigger. >> hey. are you doing all right? >> yeah. >> so this is your camp right here. >> reporter: the boy who could barely bring himself to put a few words together is now reflective. >> when i get home i didn't really notice that video games

were like destroying me mentally and how it was like just as bad as substances. like mentally. i just didn't notice that. i didn't like care at all. i mean i literally skipped school for a month just to play video games. >> well, love you. >> reporter: and then it's time for good-byes. josh will remain behind for now. he has more work to do in the desert. now, one of the challenges for josh and others like him who suffer from behavioral issues for example like eating disorders is that he has to find a healthy balance. he doesn't have to play electronic video games but will have to use a phone or computer. >> you can't go completely cold turkey. his words were so strong and said they were destroying him mentally. how is he doing now. >> really well. he spent ten weeks out in the wilderness and getting homeschooled to get caught up and start regular school

fall. does not have his computer back, hasn't been on it since coming home. before school starts they'll have to reintroduce it in a healthy way. >> is it an addiction? >> a lot we profile have underlying issues like anxiety and depression and using video games as a way to escape it or numb it but the word addiction around video gaming or online soshl is very controversial. the american psychiatric association is considering naming video gaming and internet addiction as a psychiatric illness or as a, quote, addiction but others argue it's not. t many asian countries call it a public health crisis and have hundreds of rehab centers to treat it. >> whatever you call it, not just kids and teens. >> the actual average age of a

gamer is a 35-year-old man. there's a father of four who spend hours and hours and goes downstairs to his man cave and games till it a.m. in the morning. >> fascinating. you can see more tonight right here on abc. and coming up, inside pippa middleton's big day. we are just moments away from green day in central. ♪

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back here on "good morning america," i don't think there's anything that says summer more than david hasselhoff at a summer concert series. you were walking through here. green day loves you. we all love you. >> thank you very much. it's great to be back in new york! [ cheers and applause ] >> so you're here and you got a lot of things to talk about. i thought it was awesome you have a concert coming up yourself you'll jump into. >> i'm following green day in a place called nova rock in austria. >> we can't wait to hear more about phone will alert you. this weekend will feel drastically different. temperatures will be 20+ degrees cooler saturday and sunday behind today's front and humidity levels will be much lower. today: tn

winds: w 10 mph nht: scattered thunderstorms early. cloudy with falling humidity. lows: 59-63 winds: nw to ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and much cooler. isolated shower. highs: 68-72 winds: e 5-10 mph we're in for one more hot and humid day. highs will soar back into the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. you'll want to stay weather alert this afternoon and evening with more thunderstorms likely, as a cold front approaches. similar to last night, storms could contain the countdown continues toward pippa middleton's wedding. the big day is tomorrow and we know it will be a royal affair. her sister, princess kate will be there, her niece and nephew whether be there and abc's lama hasan is on the scene for us where they'll tie the knot. good morning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, robin. there is huge anticipation here with less than 24 hours to go until the wedding of the year kicks off right here just beyond those gates behind me, a

tiny town gets ready for a right royal knees up. >> reporter: pippa middleton going to a body camp to get into tiptop shape and getting her glow on in an exclusive spa. >> a lot of fitness challenges and stepped it up. >> reporter: armed with garment bags perhaps carrying that much anticipated dress. the designer of choice, a favorite of the stars. >> pippa stole the show at the royal wedding wearing a very tight fitting dress. but for her day she's keen to move away from that look and go for a more full bridal look. >> reporter: as for big sister kate she'll wear a low-key dress from one of her designers like alexander mcqueen or jenny packham.

pippa will walk down the aisle with james matthews. >> james is a multimillionaire and comes from a wealthy family and his parents own a luxurious hotel in the caribbean island of saints bart's. he has a brother who is a star of a reality tv. >> reporter: starring 3-year-old prince george taking on pageboy duties and 2-year-old sister charlotte charming the guests as bridesmaid. in the pews prince harry with meghan markle rumored to be on his arm. the intimate wedding ceremony taking place in this 12st century church in front of 100 guests. the post-wedding bash in the garden of their family home, the mids putting up a 130,000 glass marquee complete with lavish toilets fit for royalty. and now we're learning that pippa and her beau will have air scottish themed reception as they design

haggis. woe don't think kate will be the maid of honor. that's something that's traditionally given to someone unmarried but you know what, robin. you just never know. >> you did say something correctly. it's going to be a real knee's up. what did you tell us, no ring, no bring. >> reporter: no ring, no bring. if you don't have a ring on you're not coming into the service but i think she's put that aside for prince harry and his girlfriend, meghan markle. >> should have put a ring on it. all right, lama, thank you so much. coming up we'll have a great time. green day performing live right here on "gma." come on back.

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testing. one person is in custody from prince george's hospital. let's get right out to our suzanne kennedy on the scene.

suzanne. we now know that that opulence is stolen from the landover hills station. take a look behind me. you can see that they have it loaded up onto a flatbed truck. you can see there that they are just removing it from the 6300 block of allentown road appeared near old branch avenue. this is where it all came to an end about and a half an hour or 45 minutes ago. the opulence actually stolen around 6 o'clock this morning. it went south onto tent and came back onto 10. then headed eastward into the neighborhood where it is right now. the suspect got out of the vehicle and attempted to run away. authorities were able to capture him in less than three minutes.right now again the opulence is been removed from the scene and traffic should be flowing smoothly fairly soon. angela foster is keeping an eye on traffic elsewhere. she's tiny by with the details. period think you so much suzanne. as you mentioned until

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♪ back here on "gma." you see this. you feel this amazing crowd that we have here in central park on this beautiful, spectacular friday morning and green day is about to kick off our summer concert series and i got to tell you, i know we often say about amazing crowd. this is truly an amazing crowd. they were serenading earlier. they were pumped for green day. we'll get to that but over to amy and sara now and i understand that you have a very special guest, ladies. >> oh, yes, we do. we are here with the hoff. give it up for the legendary david hasselhoff. come on.

♪ >> david, i learned a little well-known fact about you. you are the most watched actor in television history. you even hold a guinness world record. so i want to ask you what do you think it is about you that makes you so popular? you. >> know, i really don't know, i think the best thing i think is persistence and also like staying hot with the kids. you know, i did "spongebob" a few years ago. and i went in to my daughter. do you know about a sponge named bob and she said spongebob, dad, do it, do it. i did "dodgeball" and "hop" and did a youtube channel song with the rock and it just keeps me current with the kids and i think it helps. >> yeah, you're relevant. >> really young with that. "spongebob." a lot of age in between. you were mitch buchanan on "baywatch" for 11 years and found out you'd

big screen next to the rock. >> what character is the rock playing and they said he's playing you, they said and i said he's playing me, mitch buchanan. what am i like his brother, itch. you know, the first thing i did was i said, well, if i have to shoot a picture with dwyane i better work out and got in the gym and put on ten pounds and was ready and went to the set. it was really a nice set. he was really kind and cool and gracious and wanted to know all about "baywatch" and thank you for coming and zach was so cool and, you know, he said what's your secret to "baywatch" and i said, being cool. you know also make it real. you know, make it real. you got to make it real. but when you see the movie, it's different than "baywatch" but it's really kind of -- it's very funny but very today, you know. very much diffe

can't re-create an '0s television show. you just can't and so they did a good job with it. >> you got the mustache so you're recreating something from the '80s. >> i'm trying to be tom selleck. >> feel free to tweet whether you like it or don't. >> i want to congratulate you on "hoff the record." you play a fictionalized version of yourself but how much of the show is actually based on you in real life? >> the show is really based on me. it was actually a chance to take all the stuff that has been written about me and what people perceive of me and put it on television and have fun and say, hey, wait a minute. i'm a real guy. i'm david hasselhoff and put the comedy element in and worked. in fact, we won an international emmy and we're proud to say it's on netflix now and it's doing great. >> congrats. >> well, "baywatch" hits the airs thursday, may 25th and you can wat

netflix. we'll send it back to robin and george. >> thank you, ladies. >> all right. >> they've been very patient, george. >> i can see that. >> excited. ro rock & roll hall of famers, green day. we appreciate you coming around to kick off -- see what i did that. coming around to kick off our summer concert series. you guys, i got to tell you, people have been lining up. they have come from near and far. what has this journey been like for you guys? >> it's just -- it's been a long, strange trip, you know. it's been almost 30 years or something like that, good lord and we're on this new tour right now for revolution radio and i can't think of a better time to be in green day?

we'll hear "still breathing" and "rolling stone" called it an inspirational anthem. what inspired it? >> i don't know. i think especially right now all things considered you just have to count your blessings and think about what it's like to just be alive. i mean sometimes that's it. >> "still breathing" and hear me say 30 years and counting going strong and you are going to be in our last half hour. we're going to hear something old. we're going to hear something new but all about green day. you're going to hear them in our next half hour. the latest album "revolution radio" is out now. [ cheers and applause ]

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we are back now on "gma" in central park. green day so good and the great american tradition, the block party. you have been sending us your block party pictures and we have loved them. this one is actually shelley weekcullers. it could be you this weekend. a tip, though, if you're looking at the weather, the forecast in the 70s. thinking of having your

block party, get a planning team together.thunderstorms. highs: 88-92 winds: w 10 mph tonight: scattered thunderstorms early. cloudy with falling humidity. lows: 59-63 winds: nw to ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and much cooler. isolated shower. highs: 68-72 winds: e 5-10 mph we're in for one more hot and humid day. highs will soar back into the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. you'll want to stay weather alert this ♪ you better get ready. ready for some green day. classic hit off their platinum album. here is "know your enemy." ♪ >> get your hands up in the air. ♪ ♪ hey oh ♪ hey oh ♪ d

do you know your enemy? ♪ ♪ well, gotta know the enemy oh hey do you know the enemy? ♪ ♪ do you know your enemy? well, gotta know the enemy ♪ ♪ well hey ♪ do you know the enemy? do you know your enemy? ♪ ♪ well, gotta know the enemy well hey violence is an energy ♪ ♪ against the enemy violence is an energy ♪ ♪ well hey ♪ bringing on the fury the choir infantry ♪ ♪ revolt against the honor to obey ♪ ♪ overthrow the effigy the vast majority ♪ ♪ we're burning down the bargain of control ♪ ♪ oh hey oh hey ♪ silence is the enemy against your urgency ♪ ♪ so, rally up the demons of your soul ♪ ♪ oh hey oh hey ♪ do you know the enemy? do you know your enemy? ♪ ♪ well, gotta know the enemy ♪ ♪ well hey ♪ do you know the enemy do you know your enemy well gotta know the em

♪ the insurgency will rise when the blood's ♪ ♪ been sacrificed don't be blinded ♪ ♪ by the lies in your eyes ♪ ♪. >> jump, jump, jump. ♪ ♪ oh ray oh ray ♪ ♪

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to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. we are now back with for green day. here's their number one single "still breathing" from their number one album "revolutionary radio." ♪ ♪ i'm like a child looking off in the horizon ♪ ♪ i'm like an ambulance that's turning on the sirens ♪

♪ oh i'm still alive ♪ i'm like a soldier coming home for the first time ♪ ♪ i dodged a bullet and i walked across a land mine oh i'm still alive ♪ ♪ am i bleeding am i pleading from the storm ♪ ♪ just shine a light from the wreckage so far away away ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing 'cause i'm still breathing on my own ♪ ♪ my head's above the rain and roses making my waif away 'cause i'm still breathing ♪ ♪ i'm still breathing on my own my head's above the rain and roses making my way away my way to you ♪

♪ i'm like a junkie tying off for the last time i'm like a loser that's betting on his last dime ♪ >> come on! ♪ oh i'm still alive i'm like a son that was raised without a father ♪ ♪ i'm like a mother barely keeping it together oh i'm still alive ♪ ♪ am i bleeding? am i bleeding from the storm ♪ ♪ just shine a light into the wreckage so far away away ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing 'cause i'm still breathing on my own ♪ ♪ my head's above the rain and roses making my way away ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing 'cause i'm still breathing on my own.

♪ as i walked out on the ledge are you scared to death to live ♪ ♪ i've been running all my life just to find a home that's for the restless ♪ ♪ even the truth that's in the message making my way away away ♪ ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh oh >> come on. ♪ oh oh ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing 'cause i'm still breathing on my own ♪ ♪ my head's above the rain and roses making my way away ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing

'cause i'm still breathing on my own ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing on my own no way to you ♪ ♪ my head's above the rain and roses making my way to you ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm still breathing, making my way away to you ♪ ♪ oh oh ♪ whoa oh oh [ cheers and applause ] are you actually about to scratch it rich at mgm national harbor? of course you are. because everyone who plays is an instant winner.

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how does this sound? we invite you to wake up in the bahamas, the beauty, wonder, criticisms and a bahamian junkanoo parade. for the first time ever on live tv dive deep with ginger on a live 306 virtual reality shark dive. monday, journey to paradise with "gma" and atlantis. >> our thanks to green day. yes, we are still breathing. >> you guys have one more song. how about "basket case." >> yes! ♪ ♪ do you have the time to listen to me whine ♪ ♪ about nothing a

♪ i am one of those melodramatic fools neurotic to the bone no doubt about it ♪ ♪ sometimes i give myself the creeps sometimes my mind plays tricks on me ♪ ♪ it all keeps adding up i think i'm cracking up ♪ ♪ am i just paranoid ♪ i went to a shrink to analyze my dreams ♪ ♪ she says it's lack of sex that's bringing me down ♪

♪ i went to a -- he said my life's a bore ♪ ♪ so quit my whining cause it's bringing her down ♪ ♪ sometimes i give myself the creeps sometimes my mind plays tricks on me ♪ ♪ it all keeps adding up i think i'm cracking up ♪ ♪ ♪ grasping to control so i better hold on ♪ ♪

creeps sometimes my mind plays tricks on me ♪ ♪ it all keeps adding up i think i'm cracking up am i just paranoid ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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following breaking news. one person is in custody for allegedly stealing and opulence from prince george's county hospital. let's get straight out to suzanne kennedy right now. suzanne? >> melanie, chief just wrapped up the conference here. he hasn't invited the person who allegedly stalled the opulence as william person. the police found him last night he had partly been injured. he was acting erratically. they took him to prince george's hospital center and when he was

when he had access to the opulence then he allegedly installed it around six clock this morning we have video to show you of this low-speed chase of that opulence. it was on northbound to 10 peer this was around 6:40 a.m. this morning. he initially headed southbound onto 10 then at the charles county sprint prince george's county line he turned around and that is when stop sticks were deployed in effort to plot the tires of that ambulance. that was successful and it slow down the vehicle to the point that ultimately they were able to box and on in the 6 to 300 block of allentown road. he has now been taken to the hospital. we are watching the situation and we are keeping our eye on the traffic elsewhere. >> suzanne, we are be

>> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today come up from the new book "the book of henry," naomi watt watts. plus, one of our four family finalists will drive away in an all new volkswagen atlas as we conclude our "four-wheel family face-off"! all next on "live"! [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪