good morning, america. breaking overnight, more massive new tornadoes touching down in the midwest. >> no, go. >> this destructive twister striking miles from those devastating twin tornadoes nearly wiping out that entire town. 65 million in the path of more severe weather right now. new details this morning about how one of the most wanted men in the world was captured. the suspected mastermind behind the deadly attack in benghazi taken down by u.s. commandos now facing a trial in an american court. the teen stowaway that survived that flight over the pacific speaking out for the first time this morning hiding in the wheel well for 5 1/2 hours. how he did it and why. and team usa's last line of

defense. >> perfect timing from tim howard. >> goalie tim howard is here to reveal what happened in those moments right after their incredible victory. the team getting ready to face off with powerhouse portugal. how he believes our team will win only on "gma." >> good morning, america. tim's a little hoarse barking all those order, get there, get there. oh, he is really part of the heart and soul of team usa. came up huge on monday and we're going to talk to him in just a little bit. >> big smile from him. we have a lot of news to get to, as well. islamic militants launching an assault on iraq's biggest oil refinery but new tornadoes touching down last night a day after those double twisters tore through nebraska devastating

pilger. abc's steve osunsami is there. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. take a look at what's left of this farm house behind me. it is all brick and it is all gone hit by one of the tornados that came through here and overnight there were more violent storms racing through nebraska. >> got it. got it. >> reporter: overnight here we go again. at least three more tornadoes ripping through nebraska. >> go. >> reporter: one of them like a thief in the dark sky. you could only see it when the lightning flashed. >> look at the size of that thing. >> reporter: this destructive funnel nearly a mile wide touched down after dinner near coleridge just 45 miles from pilger, nebraska, where this morning families are just beginning to recover from monday's devastation after those twin twisters, an ef-2 and ef-4 nearly leffed the town. >> they had a 10 to 15-minute warning however we did not know

the second tornadoes were here until they just popped up. >> reporter: two people were killed and nearly two dozen are recovering from injuries and at this at-home day care every child made it out alive after being trapped in the basement. >> they had to have god watching them over. >> reporter: mary anne said she hit with her husband in a closet. she's lived here since 1972. >> i heard the glass breaking and the doors and things banging and that's all i remember. >> reporter: larry nelson lost his entire home. how tough is this? >> not sleeping very good. >> reporter: over 65 million people could see severe weather today from the dakotas to texas to florida, robin. >> all right, steve, thank you. now to the dramatic capture of the suspected mastermind of the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. that left four americans dead. american commandos grabbed him in a raid inside libya and he's

now being brought here to face charges. abc news chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here. >> reporter: the accused mastermind of those benghazi attacks is being interrogated on a u.s. navy ship in the m mediterrane mediterranean. after being captured in a lightning-quick nighttime raid by special forces right under the noses of the libyan government and the suspect's own militant fighters. abu khatallah had been sought by the u.s. for 21 months when he was finally captured in benghazi by u.s. special forces. >> no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice. >> reporter: the capture came as welcome news to the families of the four americans killed in the massive attack on u.s. facilities in benghazi. but the mother of one of them, sean smith told our san diego affiliate kgtv she still has many questions about what happened. >> i'm glad they got one of them. there was a whole bunch that set fire to that place. >> reporter: u.s. officials hope

abu khatallah can provide information on the others supposedly involved in the attack seen in these images released by the fbi. they are still at large. >> he is really the go-to guy when it comes to intelligence about the other conspirators involved with the attack on benghazi. >> reporter: benghazi has fueled a bitter and partisan debate that has focused on the role of then secretary of state hillary clinton. she was asked some tough questions about it on fox news last night. >> i had a very clear sense of priorities. protect our people, get them to safety. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell abc news that khatallah had been under surveillance in libya for months, in fact, interviewed by reporters for cnn and others denying his involvement and flaunting his presence in benghazi. >> if a cnn reporter can have an interview with him openly in a cafe, why couldn't we get to him sooner? >> reporter: so the key questions for abu khatallah are who ordered this and why? answers that if truthful could

help resolve that dispute in this country just over how it happened and who ordered it on september 11th. >> still so many unanswered questions. what's next? where will he face trial? >> in washington, d.c. on three charges which could include the death penalty. >> all right. thank you, brian. now to the crisis in iraq. islamic militants launching an attack on their largest oil refinery overnight as president obama gets set to decide his next move meeting with congressional leaders this afternoon. jon karl is standing by with the latest from the white house and we begin with martha raddatz in baghdad. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. let's talk about that oil refinery. it came under fire. mortar fire by those isis jihadists fighters. there was a firefight inside, but prime minister maliki said this morning that they have gained control of that refinery. if they lost control of it it would be a huge deal. we are talking about domestic consumption, we're talking about gasoline, cooking oil.

maliki also claims they've regained control of other parts of the country but that's yet to be seen. he did say mosul still is under control of those islamic militants. george. >> thank you. let's go to jon karl at the white house and, jon, the white house saying the president still has not made any decisions but doesn't seem in any hurry to order air strikes. >> reporter: no, that's right, george. still walking through his options with his national security team and i am told if the president ultimately decides to order air strikes, these will be extremely limited. along the lines of the drone strikes that we have seen in the united states, taking places in yemen and the pakistan tribal area, not a major air campaign much that's where the president's thinking is. >> the white house still demanding real reforms from maliki. >> reporter: absolutely. that is before any significant military action. this he want him to address under political crisis, to reach out to the sunnis. they have seen no indication he has done any of that yet. >> jon, thanks very much. to amy with the other top

stories. good morning, everyone. we begin with a major development overnight in the violent showdown between russia and ukraine. just hours after speaking with russian president vladimir putin, ukraine's new president has announced a cease-fire to allow pro-russian rebels to lay down their weapons and leave the country. this is the first step in a larger peace plan that is now in the works. also breaking overnight, islamic militants who have been holding hundreds of schoolgirls captive have struck again. this time targeting world cup soccer fans by setting off a bomb at a venue showing last night's game killing at least 21 people. back here at home a wildfire threatening dozens of homes along the arizona/new mexico border now grown to more than 19 square miles with more hot and windy conditions expected. about 50 hopes and important grazing lands are in that fire's path. and along awaited announcement could shake up the smartphone industry.

amazon is expected to unveil a 3d smartphone. abc's rebecca jarvis tells us what that phone could do. >> good morning to you. there have been so many rumors about this phone. pictures of prototypes popping up online for months of here's what's different. it's expected to include sensors that track your head letting you open menus by tilting the device and quickly translate text into another language and upload business cards straight to your contacts and you said it, the big headline here, it's expected to have 3d images right on the screen but the biggest perk could be its overlap with other samson services including prime data which are going to let you pay your bill through your amazon account and looks like at&t is going to be the exclusive carrier here. >> all right. exciting stuff with that eye-tracking capability. >> technology. >> thank you. well, some of the most common everyday items we buy are getting more expensive, unfortunately. this morning beef prices hitting a new record, milk and egg prices also on the rise because

of the drought. and with gas prices also cli climbing summer airfares have now posted the biggest monthly jump in 15 years. well, a pilot was killed when a small plane crashed in new york but as you look at these pictures it could have been much worse. the plane crashed in a yard and it just missed two homes. one caught on fire but the other and a baby inside were able to escape without any harm. and in kansas a driver survived this spectacular crash. his jeep suddenly smashed into a truck. it was parked along the road when it went airborne landing then in a ditch. no one else was injured. and finally, even famous athletes have to deal with the common annoyances of life. golfing superstar rory mcilroy has a big tournament in ireland tomorrow. guess what, he doesn't have his golf clubs. why, you ask. because united airlines lost them. here's my favorite part.

mcilroy tweet, hey, united, landed in dublin yesterday from newark. still no golf clubs. sort of need them this week. can someone help. that will get their attention. the airline is ms proing they'll be delivered today. >> yeah. >> even he has to call up and complain. wow. >> power of twitter. see if it works. we turn to that grilling on capitol hill for dr. oz. he is one of america's most famous and trusted doctors but he was under fire from members of congress for making claims on his tv show about miracle weight loss. abc's david kerley covered the hearing in washington. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. dr. oz says he came here to crack down on scam marketers of diet products but it was dr. oz who got some of the toughest questions. >> welcome to a new season. >> reporter: america's trusted tv doctor -- >> miracle pill can burn fat fast. >> reporter: found himself in the hearing room hot seat tuesday. >> i can't figure this out, dr.

oz. i don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. >> i would give my audience the advice i give my family all the time. >> reporter: senators are worried about diet scams, billions of dollars worth and even some of the language that dr. oz uses when talking about products. >> when you call a product a miracle and it's something you can buy and it's something that gives people false hope, i just don't understand why you need to go there. >> my job, i feel, on the show is to be a cheerleader for the audience and when they don't think they have hope, when they don't think they can make it happen i want to look everywhere including alternative healing traditions for any evidence supportive to them. >> taking green coffee extract doubles your weight loss. >> reporter: just weeks after that statement websites started popping up selling it. one florida company even using dr. oz's show on its website. a site which according to a federal lawsuit against the company includes false advertising and paid testimonials and attorney for that company calls the charges

misleading and baseless. dr. oz says he doesn't give his company permission to use his show or his name. >> i use language that was very passionate but ended up not being helpful but incendiary and it provided fodder for unscrupulous advertisers. >> reporter: but after the hearing the tv doctor did tell us he has made some mistakes. sounds to me like you'll be more caref careful. >> i'll be more careful and it hasn't made a dent in this problem and that's what concerns me. >> he told me he met with officials from the federal trade commission and plans to work with that agency as he said to drain the swamp of unscrupulous marketers of diet products. george? >> yeah. >> i can so relate to that. on my twitter account, people will send a little -- a tweet saying, robin, thank you for sharing your weight loss with you. i didn't do it. they link it to something i have nothing to -- >> you never gave permission. >> i have nothing to do with it and i keep blocking them. they keep doing it and keep

telling my people who follow me this is not me but are able to somehow do this. it's aggravating. we'll move on to that teen stowaway who survived a flight from san jose to hawaii making the 5 1/2-hour trip hidden in the plane's wheel well speaking out for the first time about how he did it and why and abc's gio benitez is here with his story. good morning, gio. >> good morning. this 15-year-old says he crouched down and covered those ears as the plane took off and remembers being above the clouds and surviving that mind-boggling trip. >> can you believe that you survived that kind of trip? >> nope. >> reporter: it was a death-defying journey for the teenager would scaled the fence at the airport hiding in the wheel well of the hawaiian airline 767 where he remained in that unpressurized compartment for 5 1/2 hours reaching altitudes of 38,000 feet and surviving temperatures around a

negative 50 degrees before landing in maui. this surveillance video shows him dropping from the plane and wobbling around on the tarmac until an airport employee spotted him. now he's speaking to kpix, the cbs affiliate in san francisco. >> did you know where you were at at that point? >> i knew where i was at but if i wasn't dehydrated, i would have continued the trip. >> he was weak. he hung from the wheel well and then he fell to the ground and regained some strength. >> reporter: abc news went inside an actual wheel well just like the one abdi stowed away in. while it's certainly possible to climb this gear, once you get to the top there's really no place for a human to be. it's not like the airlines make a lot of extra room for these wheels. it's tight in there. >> the teenager says he ran away from home and was trying to get on a flight to see his mother in africa. >> i haven't seen her since i was young. >> reporter: but ended up in that hawaiian airlines jet simply by chance. >> i took that plane because it

was the closest one i could find. i was gonna go west. >> the closest one he could find and this morning abdi is reportedly staying at a temporary foster home but kpix says he plans to move in with his aunt near minneapolis. unbelievable. >> every time but now to hear from him. all right, gio, thanks very much. boy, something this weekend. yes, i would love for you to meet this sixth grade swinging sensation taking the golf world by storm. at just 11 she will and making her debut at one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world. she's the pint-sized sixth grader with pigtail. braces and a powerful swing. >> i like golf because it's different from other sports. anybody can play it. if you're tall, short, fast or slow, that's what i like about it. >> reporter: now lucy li, the 11-year-old golf projects ji from california, is set to take center stage at the u.s. women's open on thursday. the youngest player ever to

qualify. a history-making fact that doesn't seem to faze this champion in the making. >> it's pretty amazing but i don't really -- i try not to think about it. i'm just another player, just trying to do the best that i can. >> reporter: what about those fans? watching her every move. >> i like crowds. they don't bother me. i play better the more people that come watch me so, yeah, i'm really excited. >> reporter: training since she was 7. lucy took up golf after watching her older brother play. check out this video of lucy practicing her swing. did i mention she was 8 at the time. >> did your dad beat you? >> no. [ laughter ] >> lucy is approaching this in a very good way, which is i want to come here and just play the best i can and have fun. >> i really don't care about the outcome. it's just i want to have fun and learn. i can learn -- i want to learn a lot from these great players.

>> and they might learn a thing or two from you. okay, so it all starts on thursday. they'll play a round and we're wishing her the best. >> i hope she keeps that attitude. i don't care how it goes. i just want to have fun. >> for her to say anybody can play golf because she hasn't seen me try. >> anybody can walk out on the course. >> playing well is different. this will be played in pinehurst, north carolina. the weather there, meteorologist lee goldberg is in from wabc, our sister station. >> so excited to be here. i have an early tee time. beautiful at -- i'm in the beach, all right. it's in the mid-90s the next few days so the greens might be a little fast. video from minnesota, wow, talk about the flooding there. check this out. they had 5 to 7 inches over the past few days in luverne, minnesota and then a few more over the next couple of days. severe weather from west texas to the northern plains all the way into parts of the northeast and the heat wave gets established in d.c. today. your local weather forecast in

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barricaded inside the home. they're asking people to stay inside their homes, anybody who is in that area and to avoid coming anywhere near that home that's there on somers avenue. we'll keep an eye on this and give you the latest as it comes in to us. for now let's take a turn and go over to matt pelman to look at track. good morning. >> things have been a little rough in a couple spots this morning. we have a dog loose on the ramps connecting 95 with the commodore barry bridge. penndot spinning around trying the find the dog. i just want to give you the warning. if you're using the ramps connecting the commodore barry bridge with 95 right here in delco watch out for fido. he's running around and we've seen him in the camera from time to time just not right now. otherwise on 95 and the schuylkill it's normal morning delays. balligomingo road closed again in west conshohocken for tree removal of the head for 320 in schwenksville watch out for a crash along swamp pike at fruitville road. karen. >> karen rogers we're in for the hot of the day in a while. >> yes, we are. today we'll top yesterday. let's take a look at the

temperature already. 79 right now in philadelphia already. we're headed up to 96 today chasing the record of 96 set back in 1957. it will at least be breezy at times, so that could help when you catch a breeze. a strong thunderstorm late today or tonight and then tomorrow some scattered showers and thunderstorms around. we break the home. it's own -- break the heat. hang in there until friday >> will do. we'll go to "gma" and see you back here in 30. >> ♪

♪ look real close at this new video from ok go. it's gone wildly viral overnight. a million people have taken a look at it. some wild optical illusions and they really are optical illusions. it's not digital. i'm going to tell you all about it in just a little bit. >> that's really neat. >> they've done some great stuff. >> i can't look away. like this. also ahead, the search heating up for a missing california firefighter. he disappeared after walking away from his campsite over the weekend chasing after his dog wearing just shorts and a t-shirt. then "gma" investigates sun protective clothing promises to protect you from uv rays during these hot summer months but do they really work?

we'll put them to the test for you and let you know. team usa superstar tim howard joins us from brazil revealing what happened in the moments after the team's incredible win and how they're prepping for their showdown with powerhouse portugal. >> i'll be watching sunday. but right now we begin with that massive search for the california firefighter who went missing five days ago during a camping trip. helicopters and crews are scouring remote forests looking for him and david wright has the story. >> reporter: a flash-out search as rescuers scour this dusty corner of california for missing firefighter, father and husband, mike herdman. >> day one they began at a place called doe flat and you can see the yellow path they took up here. >> reporter: herdman, an avid outdoorsman was on a weekend camping trip with tyler byers. byers told authorities he last saw his friend chasing after his dog duke who had run into a

creek, barefoot only wearing a t-shirt and shorts and simply disappeared according to byers. >> we found his backpack and footprints in the direction he was last seen going so we, you know, we're starting from there and working our way out methodically rock by rock, bush by bush. >> reporter: the campsite where he was last spotted is two days' hike into the back country here, an area almost twice the size of the grand canyon. it's remote, inaccessible terrain that will make him that much harder to find, that much harder to report him missing. it took the friend all weekend to hike out and call for help. >> is there any hint at all, any indication at all of foul play? >> no, no, not at this time. >> reporter: herdman who has a 6-year-old daughter had planned to be home for father's day. instead, his wife and friends including fellow firefighters have spent two agonizing days at the trailhead hoping for good news. you know, as a firefighter he is

usually doing the rescuing. now he is badly in need of rescuing himself and authorities are worried that the mild weather that we've had over the past couple of days may take a turn for the worse today, george. >> oh e. gosh, the clock is ticking. thanks. >> thinking of him and his family. to the former white house lawyer charged with trying to kill his wife. michael farren has already lost a civil lawsuit and this morning his criminal trial is set to get under way. abc's ryan smith is here to tell us all about that. good morning, ryan. >> good morning, robin. nearly 4 1/2 years ago michael farren was arrested in his mansion for allegedly brutalizing his wife. now after a myriad of appeals delaying the trial and giving up on representing himself jury selection starts today. this morning, jury selection is set to begin in the attempted murder trial of john farren a former white house lawyer for george w. bush now on the other side of the law. farren is accused of brutally beating his ex-wife at their connecticut mansion in 2010.

at times allegedly hitting her with a metal flashlight. >> he put his hands around my neck and in the same motion he tackled me to the floor. >> reporter: at a 2013 civil trial, mary farren testified the alleged attack was prompted by her serving her husband with divorce papers. in december, that civil jury awarded her nearly $29 million. john farren represented himself but never actually showed up to court claiming via e-mail he was in the hospital. in the civil case he didn't even show up so a huge verdict was issued against him. but now he's going to have to be there and now his freedom is at stake. >> reporter: farren will not be representing himself in the criminal trial. he reportedly told a judge last week that the evidence against him was taking too large an emotional toll. >> it's always a bad idea to represent yourself in a criminal case and it's probably even a

worse idea to represent yourself if you're pursuing a mental defect defense. >> reporter: if convicted farren could spend up to 70 years in prison. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges and farren who has been free on bond actually requested plea discussions on prison time indicating that he might be thinking about changing his not guilty plea. those discussions happened yesterday but apparently whatever was offered wasn't enough to change his mind. robin. >> apparently so. okay, ryan, thank you. time again for the weather and our good friend from our abc station here in new york city, lee goldberg is in for ginger zee. good to have you here, lee. >> while it's 90 in new york today if you want the flip side out west this is not a picture of winter but snow outside park city, utah. 9 inches in the mountains and 20 inches in the highest elevations, remarkable. impressive system and temperatures underneath it are in the 40s. same system that's driving some of the severe weather across parts of the midwest. meanwhile, even phoenix at 83 this morning only goes up to

100. only and that's a lot cooler than it was the past couple of days. meanwhile, out east, 97 in d.c. was a record yesterday. 96 today. it's the up and down the coast and feel like readings will be over >> thanks leaks i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. all right warm and sticky out here at 79 degrees and we're headed up to a hot 96. it will be a bit breezy at times and that will help with a strong thunderstorm late >> and this weather report brought to you by smucker's. "gma" will investigate some sun protective clothing. we put some to the test to see if it really shields your skin from those harmful uv rays. and superstar goalie tim howard of team usa joins us exclusively from brazil and will tell us what rapped right after their win and what they're going

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♪ all right. back now at 7:40 with "gma" investigates. sun protective clothing, that's a popular way to protect your skin from harmful uv rays and prevent sun damage. but does the clothing really work? abc's mara schiavocampo put some to the test and joins us now with all of the details. good morning, mara. >> lara, good morning. we know about the importance of using sunscreen but now many are

turning to clothes for protection. we put some pieces to the test to see if they really hold up against the power of the sun. ♪ summer days, so many of us love spending them outside. but as "gma" investigates learned, all of that fun in the sun can be damaging and dangerous. i am being examined by a skin analysis machine which shows sun damage to the skin before it reaches the surface. oh, no. ah! see all of those green lines, they are wrinkles in the making. is this definitely going to show up at some point or can i do anything now? >> sunscreen. >> reporter: but dermatologist elizabeth hale tells me that's not the only risk. one in five americans will get skin cancer at some point in their lives. dr. hale saysing there ale a new defense. sun protective clothing. >> that can allow people to be

outside for mow prolonged periods and protect their skin and doesn't wear off the way sunscreen does. >> reporter: some of it has tightly woven fabric often treated with chemicals to absorb uv rays. just as sunscreen has an spf rating, all clothing has a upf rating which stands for ultraviolet protection factor. the darker the fabric and tighter the weave the higher the upf. kaitlyn kennedy wears it almost every day. she was diagnosed with skin cancer at 18. how has it affected your life. >> i still enjoy myself but now have to make sure i have an umbrella, a hat, my sun protective clothing and lotion on. >> reporter: so does it really have the upf it claims? "gma" investigates tested five items, all claiming to have a upf between 50 and 100. we asked a lab to check the upf before and after washing the clothing according to the manufacturer's instructions. the results, all the clothing had around the upf it claimed,

even after multiple washings. you're never too young to need protection. remember that skin analysis machine? it found that our 20-year-old "gma" intern katherine is already developing brown spots and fine lines. >> i definitely will be looking into wearing sunscreen clothing. >> now, we should point out a skin analysis machine like the one we used in the piece can be used to show skin damage but not skin cancer, for skin cancer detection everyone should be checked out at least once a year. really this is about typing the balance between enjoying the sun but being safe. >> thank goodness you didn't bring one of those machines if here. i do not want to look at that. >> do they have like a spider-man costume sunscreen situation? that's what it's getting to. all right. thank you, mara. really good advice. coming up, michael douglas is opening up about his relationship with katherine sca zeta-jon zeta-jones, the secret to

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♪ now to the world cup and one of the heroes of team usa's big victory over ghana. goalie tim howard.

he is one of the leaders on the team. we spoke to him exclusively earlier this morning from brazil. tim, it's always good to spend a little time with you. i know beforehand you and the others didn't want to talk about the fact that the team had been knocked out by ghana in the previous two world cups, but now, the feeling of having that match behind you, tim. >> yeah, redemption, you know, it always plays in the back of your mind as an athlete any time you have a loss on your record to a certain team, so we wanted to put that right and the other night we played fantastic. >> and have you taken a moment. i know you have to focus but have you at least taken a moment or two to celebrate the win as a team? >> we tried to. we don't have much time to celebrate. but certainly that evening and, you know, on the plane home it was pretty joyous, but then it's back to business right away because we have a tough game on sunday. >> yeah, that tough game is against portugal.

explain that matchup for us. >> well, they've got the world's best player. they're a top european team, so we're going to have a lot to worry about but hopefully we'll give them some problems and give them something to think about. >> will you guys be at full strength? a lot wanted to know about jozy and clint. how are they doing. >> my fingers are crossed and mri scans have been taken. injuries are a part of the team. we can cope. we have guys to step up and clearly showed that the other night, so we feel confident in that. >> yeah, when the sub like john brooks, when you got him as a sub coming in, i think you're going to be just fine. what is your message to all of us back here just screaming our heads off, i believe that we will win, i believe that we will win. do you feel that spirit, tim? >> we feel it. our phones were blowing up with text messages and phone calls after the game and images from back home and videos, it was

incredible. we see the passion and the love and world cup fever is definitely upon us and it's a pretty cool thing. >> you sound a little hoarse there. are you feeling okay? have you been -- i know you're a big cheerleader out on the field too with the team. >> that's always what happens. a couple days after the game i'm hoarse because i spend 90 minutes just yelling at guys so -- >> well, they listen to you and, again, congratulation, i know at 35 you affectionately call yourself the old man on the team but, man, you are got it. you are not old by any stretch of the imagination. you look like a young kid there in goal. thank you, tim. >> thank you. >> all right. take care. give our best to all. >> thank you very much. >> all righty. he doesn't look 35. doesn't act 35. when he's out there. >> no 35-year-old is old. >> i know. agreed. we want to take a look at this vine showing how twitter exploded in the u.s. before and after john brooks' game-winning goal for team usa. look at that.

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>> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. 7:56 now on this wednesday june 18th. let's head over to matt pelman. he's checking in on the blue route. good morning. >> sure. , tam. looking like a hot one out there with the sun reflecting off the windshield of these carsly along the blue route. southbound side crowded past mid county through this point at ridge pike down to the schuylkill expressway. there of course you join up with all the delays on 76 which are heavy this morning but mostly normal. kind of abnormal on 422 due in part to a crash on the westbound side at royersford taking out the left lane. eastbound speeds in the 20's and 30's in part gaper delay, in part normal morning.

one on 42 northbound at the black horse pike that remains heavy beyond the through this point at creek road northbound at 295. in middle township still a downed pole blocking the northbound lanes of 47 near carter street. route 9 gets around that. septa inbound has delays of 20 minutes because of signal problems. tam. >> thank you matt. sky 6 hd taking a live look at cap may new jersey. karen rogers let's go there probably the coolest place to be. >> even at the shore you'll have a land breeze its not going to help as much as yesterday. let's look at these temperatures. 82 degrees right now philadelphia, 79 in reading, 82 in millville. even 80 on the boardwalk right now in ac. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day. a heat advisory in effect today. it's going to be a hot one, 96 for your high. it is a bit breezy so that's helping a little bit. chance for a strong thunderstorm late today and most especially tonight. now tomorrow we get a few scattered showers and thunderstorms and the heat

knocks off at 87 degrees. 's less humid and nice on friday, partly sunny and 84 degrees. hang in there, tam. that's it for us right now. of course we'll go back to "gma." then we'll see you back here for another update in 30 minutes.

good morning, america. it's wednesday, and are you too apologetic? >> sorry. >> why do women say "i'm sorry" so much? the new video making the case for going from apologetic to assertive. and does daddy really know best? the example one father says he's setting by selling the toy his kids claim they couldn't live without. parents weighing in on this right now. and what's the story behind this picture? trending right now from "fifty shades of grey." ♪ and we're ready for this journey, destiny's child reunited with our cameras rolling. michelle williams right here live in times square as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ good morning, america

it's raining men. >> oh, yes. i love it. they are the men from "think like a man too". oh. they're there in our social square. oh, my goodness. they're having a good time. they are making us laugh. they'll make you laugh too and have a little guest. >> our buddy the pomeranian, that celebrity dog. every time you see her known for his tricks -- looking pretty good right there and look at him arriving in style this morning to the studio. there is his jeep making his way to the dressing room. >> nice jeep. >> he does arrive in -- come on. that is one cool dog. you know, i treed about how excited that i was and k.j., my dog were excited that beautiful little dog was going to be back here and so many people tweeted

me their photos of their little furry babies. i'm telling you, had so much fun last night looking at all these and but he has some tricks in store for us and also a big announcement. >> jiff has a lot to say so we're looking forward to that. then also this is new overnight. michael douglas is opening up about his relationship with catherine zeta-jones. he's revealing what he says the secret is to balancing marriage and raising kids together successfully. >> we'll have that in "the heat index." now news from amy. good morning, everyone. we begin with more powerful tornadoes striking overnight. storm chasers spotting this enormous mile-wide twister descending on northeastern nebraska damaging farms and blowing off roofs there. and meantime, take a look. this is all that's left of the town of pilger after two giant tornadoes ripped through that area on monday. two people were killed. well, a major new concern overnight in the crisis in iraq. the country's largest oil refinery came under attack today

but iraqi troops were able to stop militants from taking control of the facility. dozens of fighters were killed, though. president obama has reportedly ruled out a widespread many booing campaign against those militants. any u.s. air strikes would be limited. he will discuss his plans with congressional leaders today. and the suspected mastermind of the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi is now being questioned on a u.s. naval ship this morning. special forces captured ahmed abu khatallah in libya during a dramatic nighttime raid now headed to washington where he's expected to face charges in civilian court which could carry the death penalty. and back in this country, a rafting trip in colorado turned into a nightmare. a gopro camera was rolling when the whitewater flipped this raft over in colorado. the woman there became separated from her raft floating downstream and being forced underwater several times. thankfully she is an experienced swimmer and scuba instructor and

said that is the only reason she was able to stay calm and make it back to the river bank alive. well, a successful rescue in washington state after this horse became stuck in the mud for hours. his name is spike and he weighs in at 3,000 pounds. but rescuers were able to get a harness around him and lift him into a tow truck and guess what, guy, spike is going to be just fine. >> yay. and finally, i dare say this is something you have never seen before. bringing traffic to a sudden halt. yes, that's a stampede of ducks. they decided to cross in a very hurried manner a road in thailand all at once, look, they just keep coming and coming. there are hundreds of them as the ducks waddling through, the thousands, it turned out to be a mass exodus from a farm not surprising here, they were on a road trip to get some food. don't get in the way of a hungry duck, people. >> road trip. >> or they read a menu and saw

the two words "peking duck" and thought huh-uh. >> good one. >> that was a good one. >> i hope my daughter ellie wasn't watching. she has this crazy fear of ducks, in that case it would be justified. >> she would be justified. >> huh-uh. "pop news" is coming up. let's get weather from lee goldberg, meteorologist lee goldberg from our station wabc in new york. he's in for ginger. >> still comfortable in times square. nice breeze. not the bay breeze in san francisco. camille is from san francisco and frances from akron. where are you headed? >> going to see "aladdin." >> they'll like the bling of the fedora. you'll like this show. i have they have seen a show with a standing ovation right in the middle of the show. watch that genie. we have weather wishes. we'd like to get rid of the rain. 5 inches in wisconsin. detroit has gotten soak. it's there for the rest of the

week. 2 to 4 more inches of rainfall. meanwhile, the heat is there in the eastern half of the country. pretty stifling, the northeast will get a >> thanks lee, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. bright sunshine out here and humid already. here's your forecast. high and at least a bit breezy today, 96 for your high chasing a record. we'll have a strong storm late today or tonight and then tomorrow a few scattered showers and thunderstorms as a front pulls through. behind it's not quite as hot 87 for your high. friday less humid, not so hot, 84. saturday some spotty showers and 79. 80 on sunday. >> a big hello to my friends from michigan. 60-year friends. 40th wedding anniversary right here. congratulations to you guys from texas. lara, back to you for now. >> welcome to all of them. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first in "pop news" the story behind this photo for the set of

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♪ you bring your mind to rest against mine ♪ >> we're showing you this video earlier. the latest music video from the band okay go. it's called "the writing's on the wall." everything you see is a trick of the eye. the video is showing the band members moving through a lot in brooklyn. it took nearly three weeks to assemble that and on the 50th take, the band got it just right. they didn't use a single digital enhancement. all done in one take. >> oh. >> took them 50 times but they got it. >> they sure did. >> persistence pays off. >> pretty cool. >> it is because when you look at it. surely it had to be -- nope. they did it. they did it. >> all of us were like getting in there. very cool. and this is also really cool. i'm going to get to "pop news" right now wane talk about a two-fer. underneath pablo picasso's masterpieces they discovered a second painting by the artist. it is unbelievable.

using infrared imagery on his canvas titled "the blue room" they found a portrait of a man in the bow tie. the mystery, who is that man? they say they thought there might be another work under the blue room because it doesn't match the composition of the woman bathing in the picture. there you see her and, sure enough, when they look with the infrared it's the pan's face and beard, the brush strokes they saw that tipped them off. this is not the first one containing a hidden gem. a mustache joed man discovered under "woman ironing" currently housed in the guggenheim. check that out with new eyes. it's very cool. when you think they go for 1$15 plus million, two for the price of one, i mean, george, it's like a bargain. >> i'll get on that. also in "pop news" this morning, some news for "fifty shades of grey" fans. you'll have to wait long story catch a glance of the steamy book brought to life on the big screen. not only will fans have to wait

eight more months for the movie not that anyone here was counting. >> yeah, right. >> but reports say the trailer release date has also been pushed back now to september by the film industry's ratings agency. however, the moviemakers are offering a glimpse, a brand-new glimpse this morning of jamie jordan in character as christian grey just released this just in on their facebook page to celebrate the character. christian grey's birthday, which i personally celebrate every year. >> how do you celebrate that? >> that's none of your business. i'm kidding. i didn't even know it was his birthday. but he's a gemini like myself, christian. >> your birthday is tomorrow. >> robin. >> happy early birthday. >> i don't know what 30 is like so sent me your tweets. any advice. and then finally it's not a birthdate without cake and scientists have determined how to cut the perfect slice. that's rye, yeah, a team of mathematicians and scientists have been working hard at this

and say we've been doing it all wrong. wedges are so out. the trick is to cut the cake all the way across the middle. you remove a strip and push the remaining cake together and repeat. this keeps the entire cake moist and delicious till the last slice. it makes sense. >> that's a science at its finest. >> a really great idea. >> yeah, happy to show that then i said push it -- push the cake then they got me thinking, it's hump day, let's push through thursday with a smile or should i just say push it. push it real good. ♪ a little youtube sensation this morning. animals getting -- >> what would that be? >> oh. ♪ look. ♪ listen, everyone in the animal

kingdom loves a little salt and peppa ♪ ooh baby baby ♪ ooh push it >> and that's "pop news." >> that's why you greeted me with this song in the hall this morning. i was like, what? >> yeah. >> i always greet you with a song. it was a particular choice of the day. >> happy birthday eve to you. >> and happy birthday, christian. >> we'll move on to "the heat index" quickly. a new ad sure to spark debate about women and the words "i'm sorry." the pantene commercial asking why are women always apologizing? abc's deborah roberts is here with that story. deb. >> reporter: hey, robin, we're being called out on this, a subtle gender issue that most of us can relate to whether we're walking down a busy sidewalk or in a crowded office lobby women are bound to apologize just for existing. get ready for a conversation. >> sorry, can i ask a stupid question. >> reporter: that's bound to have women scratching their

heads. >> sorry. do you have a minute? >> reporter: pantene dropped a provocative ad campaign showing women in a constant state of apology. in the office. >> sorry. sorry. sorry. >> reporter: at home. >> sorry. >> reporter: even in bed. >> sorry. >> reporter: sound familiar? >> universally every woman that sees the video is like, oh, my gosh, i do this all the time. and i don't even know it. >> reporter: so the ad suddenly shifts gears. >> good morning. you got a minute? >> reporter: depicting women who are strong taking control. >> sorry, not sorry. the ad's empowering message, don't be sorry, be strong and shine. >> women tend to have more connectivity between the left and right brain and because of that we're more emotional and more sensitive to how other people are feeling. therefore, we feel like we need to apologize for everything. >> reporter: research shows that women consistently apologize more than men and experts say that simple five-letter word can

have a big impact on the way a woman is perceived. >> women seem less powerful and much more submissive because they tend to apologize more. going forward if women can delete the apology and just go forth with their statement they'll come across as much pore powerful. >> reporter: pantene's ad is just the latest in a series of eye-catching pot-stirring campaigns. last year the company released this commercial highlighting workplace stereotypes. while dove's real beauty ad got women talking about self-image. >> self-perceptions are generally kind of harsh when really that's not how the world sees us. >> proven over the past year that talking about sexism and feminism and female empower. is a great way for brands to build buzz. >> reporter: all to encourage women to confidently embrace themselves, something no one should feel sorry about. >> kind of hard to see that far away, sorry, sorry, sorry, guys.

the company is banking on this new ad not only selling shampoo but getting them to think about their self-worth. if other campaigns are any indication, get ready for a lot of water cooler talk. the last one 46 million hits online talking about how we -- >> we all do that. my first sentence was, it's my fault, my mom told me. isn't that funny? i'm sorry. it's my fault. i think we all do it. >> conditioned to say sorry. yeah, much more than men do. >> we got to -- our little girls can all learn something. >> i notice that a lot on the tennis court. a woman will hit a winner and apologize to her opponent. you are don't need to do that. >> a guy would never do that. we asked you, do you think women say "i'm sorry" too much. we asked online. 72% of you said yes, 28% don't think so. that's telling. >> sure is. thank you, deborah. >> thank you. >> i'm not sorry about coming here. >> we're not sorry either. >> thank you, deb. michael douglas opening up

to "people" magazine about his marriage to actress catherine zeta-jones. the couple made headlines last year when they announced they would spend some time apart but they've been out together recently actively working on their relationship and douglas tells people marriage should never be taken for granted and requires constant nurturing. be careful your kids don't become all-consuming. he says you can exhaust yourself with the energy you put into your children so there's none left for the two of you. >> great advice. >> you can read a lot more on "people" on newsstands now. >> he compared a marriage to an okay. if you don't pay attention to it, you don't water it, it'll wither. a very delicate thing an a valid point. >> so glad they're back. >> we're pulling for them. up next on "the heat index" and going viral a fed up dad selling his kids' trampoline on craigslist. it has a snarky title. he writes about how his kids

begged and pleaded for the enclosed trampoline assuring him they couldn't live without it. how many types have we heard that and said that. plus, since he -- plus, they said since he messed up their lives by moving them in middle school so that he owed them, but as all parents know, as soon as it's out of the box the kids have already moved on. the dad says he's now selling the trampoline to make room for gardenias or tomato plants or a stock cade jail to house three grumpy teenagers. that's what he said. >> oh. >> i'm telling you i did the same thing. my kids begged me for one much we got one and i think they jumped on it three times and -- it was -- the exact same situation. >> did you use that language. >> i didn't publicly shame them. i did not publicly shame them. >> i do think all parents can relate to whether it's a trampoline or new toy that constant consuming that they want. >> try to get all these assurance, you really are going to use it this time. >> eh.

>> ours still like the trampoline. >> ours too. it's quite fun. >> they didn't jump on mine. >> hey, i am going ahead to the social square and we have a special guest and going to go this way. here on "the heat index" jiff doesn't have a big announcement. he's going to show off with a couple of tricks. if you have ever met jiff he is a big star on social media and can do a lot of cool things. he will show us one right now. and i believe this is a first time that we're going to do this, so, jiff, do you want to go ahead and do you want them to tell him how to do his autograph. go ahead, jiff. big moment. yeah, are you going to do it? i'm afraid. i don't want to interrupt. he's like a big movie star right now. do you want to come in? autograph. autograph. all right. there you go, jiff. we got the autograph. give me, five, buddy.

here's here kicking off our dog versus dog contest. send us videos to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and the top dog will scare off dog to dog right here, right here in times square. you know what, he doesn't have to do it. he doesn't perform on command. >> but there are the rules right there. hope to hear from you. as i said there were so many people who sent adorable pictures of their dogs saying that they could match jiff paw for paw. >> he just had to find his motivation. >> exactly. >> he's proven now. next up in our "heat index." time for retro rewind with eva chen, editor in chief of "lucky" magazine and her faves will take you right back to the '70s and '80s starting with the chicest way to pull off a 1y6r7. sara haines will tell us. ♪ >> reporter: fashionistas like hidely klum, bejonzen and kate hudson are jumping for the jumpsuit. think cher circa 1975 but

updated. >> all in one look. no thinking required. put it on and you're done. >> reporter: our own robin roberts is a huge fan sporting her own look for an occasion. as a guest judge on "dancing with the stars" rocking the "gma's" red carpet, even dropping in on ellen. for the dos and don'ts of this retro rewind we turn to the experts at "lucky" magazine. is this for people all body types? >> just trial and error like finding a pair of jeans. you have to try on a certain number. a super cute romper from topshop, $96. perfect for date night. >> is there a rule of the length it hits and footwear. >> definitely. when you wear something on the shorter side don't go above 2 to 2 1/2 inches. >> reporter: for those weekday office approved ensembles. >> this is $86 from asos.com and have a clean and simple sandal

as well. for this look i recommend having a leather jacket at wok or a blazer. >> reporter: how about the casual weekend outing? >> it's prop cal easy, breezy, one piece, you can go from basically ear' running to a concert. $54 from a site called missguided.com. >> to get in on this i tried one on for size. >> that's your i nailed the jumpsuit phase. >> the only hard part is going to the bathroom. >> that is definitely the biggest challenge. you basically have to completely disrobe so be prepared, make sure there's a guard outside the rest room when you're going out so that you don't have any fashion faux pass. >> eva is here to tell us the hottest accessories to wear with our retro wear and all three of us are wearing jumpsuits. >> we all have our jumpsuits on. because i'm on the tallish side it helps people say but that's not the case. >> any body type can wear it. petite side, wear it with a heel and makes your legs look six

inches longer. >> i'm wearing a couple other trends. >> maybe you should not have worn them all at once. >> nobody told me that. >> looking good. >> the fannie pack is coming back. >> it's coming back in full force. you probably have one in your closet from the '80s, break it back off. it is coming back in a huge way. >> what are your favorite scrunchies. >> they're back shown on the marc jacobs' runway and they're great because they're at all different price points. >> i do like those. those were not the fannie packs i was thinking of. >> i like eva's the best. american apparel. >> she has fun stuff in there. >> an orange -- >> where is the doughnut. >> might be a doughnut. >> convenient. thank you, sara. three bonus items from her on our website and we've got the men from a great movie coming up. >> whoo!

>> ♪ >> "action news" is brought to >> ♪ menopause the musical. >> good morning, it's 8:27 on this wednesday. i'm tamala edwards. sky 6 hd is taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. you can see just how bright it looks out there. that's because of all the hot sunshine bearing down on us today. let's go on over to karen rogers. she's outside with your accuweather details. good morning. >> good morning. i caught a breeze and i'm enjoying it right now. it's at least breezy at times today which helps cut that heat because the heat and humidity are real factors today. let's look at the latest numbers. right now that temperature up to 82 degrees in philadelphia, 79 already in reading, 80 in trenton, 82 in millville, even on the boardwalk in ac it's 81 degrees. and there's a heat advisory in effect today from noon until 7 o'clock. here's your exclusive accuweather 7-day. it's hot today, breezy at times which helps a bit. 96 degrees for your high

temperature. a strong thunderstorm late today is possible, more likely later on tonight. and then tomorrow a few scattered showers and storms around and the heat is way down, it's 87 tomorrow. and then friday less humid, a pretty day and 84 degrees. finally dry on friday, tam. >> okay, looking forward to that. thank you karen. let's head to matt pelman. he's got the latest on your traffic update. good morning. >> tam we've been talking about how some of our vehicles aren't so keen on this intense heat. another broken down car on the schuylkill expressway eastbound just up ahead near montgomery drive taking out the left lane. eastbound side is heavy from past belmont in to past montgomery. westbound side especially heavy from the boulevard out to gladwyne in the normal spots. don't forget west conshohocken balligomingo road closed again today through this afternoon for tree removal. head for 320 instead. in hamilton township there's an overturned vehicle on 195 eastbound past 206 causing delays there and septa's trenton line inbound delays of 20 minutes because of signal problems. tam. >> thank you, matt.

we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪

. starting this morning jennifer lopez will knock on one door with one epic surprise. now is it jennifer being at your door isn't surprise enough it gets bigger as she gives one lucky couple a second chance at first love on -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> everyone here, you can hear it. they're fired up about jennifer lopez taking over party in the park friday. it's going to be our hottest concert ever and it might really be the hottest one ever. >> on friday, mid-80s, not as humid. perfect day to come out. >> on the stage then. >> jennifer's new album "a/k/a" is out now. her physical hit "first love." >> she knocked on a woman's door

with a surprise. >> amazing story and so much more that we have not shown you yet so tomorrow you have to tune in to see what happens next with that big surprise. now, lara, i understand you have a world exclusive. >> i do, indeed. more music news and big news indeed. "gma" world he can collusive. destiny's child back together, yes. brand-new song on michelle williams' latest album. she is joining us live in a minute but first let's go behind the keeps with her, kelly rowland and beyonce and the world premiere of "say yes." >> hi, i'm beyonce. >> i'm kelly. >> i'm michele. we're here to say yes to good morning. ♪ when jesus say yes nobody can say no ♪ >> destiny's child time again. >> reporter: the trio behind girl group sensation destiny's child back together and better than ever. ♪ hey >> reporter: these independent women have survived and thrived over a decade of number one hits.

♪ bootylicious >> reporter: and now the ladies are reuniting joining forces and harmonizing on michelle williams' latest hit "say yes." >> i'm so excited that i have my sisters here with me spreading a positive message for the world. ♪ when jesus say yes >> this song is so inspiring and there's not enough music out there like this and i'm proud to be a part of it. it's so infectious and i think the world needs to hear it. >> reporter: right now for the world to hear a world exclusive sneak peek of the divalicious new song "say yes." ♪ when jesus say yes nobody can say no when jesus say yes nobody can say no ♪ ♪ when jesus say yes nobody can say no when jesus say yes nobody can say no ♪ ♪ you know he's with me i know

he's with me ♪ ♪ i know he's with me >> so much joy, so much joy in that sound and the dancing. the smiles on your faces. joined now by michelle williams. >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for sharing it with us. how did it come together? >> it came together as far as -- well, the song, i recorded it -- i was going to record it in my album and then the producer of my album said you need to do a song called "say yes" and it's an old african song probably about 100 years or so and he was like, you got to do this song. i was like, okay, having no idea of the impact that it would make. >> it sure has. but working together with your girl. >> working together with destiny's child again was amazing. i'm trying to hold it together right now.

>> don't. >> i don't know if my mascara is waterproof but anyway i'm just so moved by this moment right now and to have my girls on there and they were like i know kelly, she was like, girl, hold up. there needs to be a destiny's child mix of this song. i said, well, okay and it happened just like that. >> what was it like being back with kelly and beyonce together on set? >> it was so much fun. sometimes the director or production assistant had to be like, okay, bring it back home. bring it together because we were together, we just kind of go back to how we were when we were younger, you know, just always laughing and talking about things, so it's been a great moment. >> "journey to freedom" is the name of your album and an exclusive look at the cover. it's about your personal journey. >> it's about my personal journey to freedom and so excited about it coming out september 9th. we're supposed to do an exclusive of my album cover.

it's about my freedom from what was probably keeping me from being my best, could have been bad relationship, business and personalwise. not feeling all the way confident within myself so it's just to encourage people the journey to freedom is a journey and to be free fromever it is that is keeping you from being the best person that you can possibly be. >> your energy is just radiating. i kaments thank you enough and everybody michele's single "say yes." we all should say yes. it's available right now. >> definitely. #sayyes. >> see the entire video go behind the scenes of the destiny's child reunion, our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! michele, we thank you. >> thank you so much. >> george, over to you. >> we turn now to an encouraging weight loss story from a woman who ptried to get in shape unti her sister asked her to be her maid of honor. that was the motivation she needed to cut her weight in half. abc's bianna golodryga has the story.

>> reporter: weddings, a monumental time in one's life. but for jamie she never thought that someone else's wedding would change her own life. >> growing up i was always the biggest, tallest kid. you know, i would just come home after school, maybe not fitting in very well and would turn to that food. >> reporter: the 30-year-old mental health therapist tried everything to lose weight. but after getting the call in the fall of 2006 to be maid of honor in her stepsister's wedding she had that aha moment. >> i knew i needed to regain control of my life that i let go. >> reporter: her aunt recommended she try weight watchers and by the time of the wedding in june of 2007 jamie reached a milestone, 80 pounds gone. >> i got good compliments which gave me even more motivation to keep going. >> reporter: and keep going, she did. after the birthher daughter anna in 2010 jamie's weight loss hit a plateau but in january of 2013

she recommitted to her goal and picked up running losing 160 pounds total. >> i went from a size 24 and now i'm into a size 4. half of me is gone. >> shedding more than half of her original weight of 304 pounds. >> she just exudes beauty, not that she wasn't before, but just the confidence, it's amazing. >> reporter: jamie thankful for her husband's support along the way. >> it's amazing. to have that support and knowing that no matter what that there's always somebody that's going to be there for you. >> reporter: her husband is now on his own weight loss journey dropping 90 pounds so far. and the best reward, the admiration of now 3-year-old anna. >> mommy, i want to run just like you and that melts my heart. >> reporter: for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> good for them. the whole family has got it together. time for a final check of the weather. lee goldberg from our station

wabc in new york is in for ginger zee. hey, lee. >> all right, thank you, george. three generations of "gma" watchers, proud mom. who is with you today? >> my daughter tiffany. my daughter brandy and my granddaughter sara. >> maybe we get her back from hotlanta. hot enough here. absolutely. how about the weather across the country. first of all talk about severe weather. and i have to worry about strong storms from west texas especially into the dakotas and midwest. those storms actually stretch all the way into the northeast especially into pennsylvania. may even inch into the d.c. area. some large hail and heavy winds and also big-time downpours. see that in the middle of the country. pacific is cooler and heat across the east goes on. the heat wave is in d.c., steamy down south, as well. >> thanks lee, i'm meteorologist karen rogers out here in the heat and the humidity. let's check that forecast. a high of 96. it's hot. it is breezy at times and that will help a bit. a strong thunderstorm late today or more likely tonight

>> this weather brought to you by mercedes-benz. jaden, you are a sporting that "say yes" hat beautifully. looking good. >> thank you. >> she does look good. lee, thank you very much. the men of "think like a man too." there they are, they're going to be live in a minute.

♪ it's raining men it's raining men. you know, that's been the theme all morning long. whoa, ever since "think like a man" opened at number one in 2012 fans have been asking, begging for a sequel "think like a man too" opens friday and the gang as you can see, oh, man, they are back and this time, it's las vegas, baby, where they get into all sorts of trouble. going to talk to them in a moment. first let's take a look. >> everybody, listen up. what i need to know is who's the boss in here? because the new boss just walked in. that's right. me and my crew, we just took this over. you got that? >> ah! >> mercy, please.

[ cheers and applause ] >> we sprung them out of jail. they're here with us this morning. kevin hart, terrence jenkins, romany and gary owen and jerry ferrara. i just laughed. i don't even know where to begin with this. you had planned on the sequel even before the first one was over with, kev? >> no, actually, you know what, i think we talked about it. because we left so much stuff on the table with the couples and where their relationships could possibly go so, you know, box office numbers speak and because the first one did so well it was a no-brainer and all of the talk that was hypothetical became reality so we said let's take it and show how the couples evolve. everybody evolves except my character. i'm the only one. i digress. everybody else progresses. >> a great formula. >> yeah, pretty much so. you were late to the game in progressing, i have to say. >> you know what, i didn't want

to tell too much but i think -- i'm just -- looking for the right moment, you know, it was on my mind. i was ready. i had made the commitment on one level. it just hasn't made the commitment -- >> all the way through and you're still a little -- not so much of a momma's boy this time. you're working on it. >> my momma is a really strong woman in this film so it tays my character a long time to break out of all that but he gets strong at the end. >> you appreciate you have two strong women. >> yes, i do. >> absolutely. >> we got to see more of you this time. gary, and your wife, we didn't see you in the first movie. didn't see her at all and you thought wendi, she's terrific and you said you didn't really think that that was going to be the person cast as your wife. >> i didn't see her at all. because, you know my wife in real life is black so this was a stretch for me because i -- i hadn't done that. you know, so -- it was like "brokeback mountain" so it was like, okay.

>> nothing like "brokeback mountain." >> i'm used to a color contrast in the bedroom. whoa, same color. >> two men, gary. >> okay, maybe it wasn't the best analogy. sorry. "crying game." >> that could get us into just a whole lot of trouble. you know, when the first time it was about relationships and this time around it's about the friendships and the guys are married. some of them are married now, the characters and you have to maintain that friendship. how you found it. >> that's what kind of makes the first one work, the stories are great and you fall in love with the couples but then you feel that all these characters care about each other so when we get to vegas for what is kind of a not so great idea, bachelor/bachelorette party on the wedding weekend on paper it makes for a great movie but in life -- >> the dumbest thing you can do in life. >> michael, you were supposed to be the best man and kevin's

character think he is and that's when everything starts going awry. >> that's kind of the story of my life. [ laughter ] you know, kevin just stands in front and then all -- then he just kind of co-ops the attention at that point, you know what i mean so, yeah, i was supposed to be the best man but, i don't know, made for a better movie with this man being the best man. >> i love the way it was done. >> such an innocent mistake but cedric, you know, my character would assume that it was him and at that moment i'm standing there he didn't even lock eyes with me. mike didn't even lock eyes with me but i knew he had to be talking to me and these guys put in a position, just let him have it. let him and mike's character dominic is such a good guy, he's like, it's okay, you know, mike, let him have it. we know what you meant. he's so honored but they're willing to let me have this because my character needs it. i need validation so much. so much in this movie. >> just in the movie, not in real life. >> real life i need nothing.

i put on a party shirt. i'm happy. i'm happy, baby. >> but it's what so great the women have a little more time on screen. >> they're amazing. >> and the way that you all separately come together it just absolutely works, romany. >> every time we did get to work with the girls on the set it felt leak a privilege because we didn't see them much but we knew they were having a great time and out instagraming us and tweeting us. >> yeah. >> on set and we'd run into the girls and it was like a new energy came about when we saw them just in the hallways. >> we were going to come on "good morning america" in bikinis to show them out but -- >> oh. >> we -- >> we weren't. terrence was the only one that felt like that. >> really? >> i will -- >> headline on e! news if you had done that the get your own show. >> the women honestly what they brought to this film is unreal. i mean they make the movie in my opinion, you know, in the first one you didn't get to see them together as friends and us

adding that element, it's kind of what magnified it. you know, seeing them interact the way they did and bring us together, it just causes for great comedy but ultimately it wraps up in such a great story. >> it's hard sometimes for the sequel to be better than the first one out. >> say it. >> wow. it is. >> we did it. >> you did it. you did it. "think like a man too" opens nationwide on friday. hey, you're not -- hey, they're going to stick around. we'll have them draw like a man our "gma" version of pictionary. yeah, you can work. >> let's do it. >>

give you a good one. you're welcome. >> okay, we're back with the men of "think like a man too." we're going to have "gma's" version of pictionary. what we're going to do, put 45 seconds on the clock and show you a word. it's going to be related to las vegas. your teammates will have 45 seconds up to to -- i don't

know -- to guess, that's right. all right. come up here. come up here, romany. 45 seconds on the clock. >> romany, you're going to lose. >> and draw. >> don't be -- something -- flip it. there you go. >> what is this, guys? >> something with las vegas -- >> table. >> a roulette wheel. >> all right. now you come up and guess. now you. here's -- >> no, no, no. >> okay. yes. >> come on. come on. >> come on! >> go. >> oh, boy. >> a girl. >> oh, boy. >> you're not off to a great start. >> oh, who -- a man -- >> people in las vegas. >> rose anne -- >> turn back time.

if i could turn back time. >> cher? one more, one more. >> you got it. did you get it? >> i got it. >> last one, last one. >> all: eight, seven, six -- >> a man. >> oh. >> chippendales. >> oh. >> but you got two. >> you got two. >> got to beat two. >> jerry. go ahead. >> jerry, let's go. >> i don't have a marker. >> ready. >> let's go, jerry. >> give you the marker. >> oh, gosh. >> you can do it. you can do it. >> you can also pass. >> water. pool. cabana. >> pool party. hotel. >> you can pass. you can pass. >> jerry. >> i can't -- >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

>> 11 -- >> "ocean's eleven." >> nice. >> oh. >> ten seconds. >> okay, wait, this is going to be -- i don't know what this is. >> person. >> i'm trying -- >> you can tie. >> vegas. >> think vegas. >> card dealer. >> we'll have the results on the other side. we'll be right back. give him more time.

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attack. upper darby police are saying that the suspect in this case has turned himself in. his name is trent epps. investigators say he punched a 58-year-old man at septa's aronimink trolley stop in upper darby. much more on this case on "action news" at noon. we'll be talking about this hot, hot heat today. let's go over to meteorologist karen rogers. she's got the latest. on. >> we have an update with those numbers, tam. it's already 85 degrees right now in philadelphia. 85 at this point and right now it's 78 in allentown, 80 in reading, 85 in millville. even on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 83 degrees. there's a heat advisory in effect for the i-95 corridor because of the heat and the humidity making it difficult today. it's hot today but fortunately it is a little breezy. that's helping just a bit. 96 for your high. we have just a chance for a storm popping up late today and a better chance tonight. tomorrow we'll have a few scattered showers and heat will come down tomorrow, tam. >> looking forward to that, karen. thank you. let's go to matt pelman. there's been a backup on the

schuylkill. good morning. >> yeah, it's not looking so hot this morning, tam. very busy in both directions. we had a vehicle that broke down on the eastbound side near montgomery drive. eastbound stacked traffic from city avenue towards girard. westbound side also on the brakes from girard the whole way out to gladwyne. on the big picture a crash blocking the ramp from 95 northbound to the walt whitman bridge right now also a crash along callowhill between tenth and 11th. burlington county 130 at cooper street traffic lights not working there. tam. >> thank you matt. coming up today on "action news" at noon a standoff situation forces people to stay in their homes in bucks county. we'll bring you the very live with kelly and michael up next here on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great wednesday. stay cool.

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