good morning, america. breaking right now, flooding emergency. torrential rain falling at 3 inches an hour in texas. the ground giving way in minnesota. this mudslide right under a medical center. roads turned into waterfalls. 1,000 hopes flooded out and the worst isn't over yet. new details this morning on that anthrax exposure at the cdc. 75 workers being offered treatment to prevent the deadly disease. how this leak happened at one of the most secure medical facilities in the world. team usa winning over believers as it prepares for its toughest test yet. do our soccer stars have a leg up with one of the most famous players sidelined. today jozy altidore is here only on "gma" telling us how america

will will. >> "gma," here i come? are you ready for this. ♪ i wish you were my first love neath. >> she is the smoking hot love with the hit burning up the charts and dishing on life, love and look at those moves. this morning, the park is j. lo central and you've got a front row seat. >> i'm here live this morning only on "gma." ♪ i don't worry about them no more ♪ >> happy friday, everyone. what a way to kick off the summer. take a look at central park right now. the crowd is there. they are ready to go for j. lo. it is packed. it is our biggest summer party this year. could be one of the biggest ever. it is going to be a beautiful day there in central park with jennifer lopez. >> whoo, we cannot wait. guess what, someone else is in the house. >> yeah. >> welcome back, ginger. >> back from her wedding sporting a really cute new

hairdo. >> look at her ride this morning. who dropped her off. >> the honeymoon is not over. ben drives her to work. >> a thermos. so that's going to happen every day. >> he said this is the only time i drop you off. >> savor it. >> the marriage is going very well. >> glad to have you back. a lot of breaking news and i know you'll talk about the massive flooding from the midwest all the way down to texas. it's the big story of the day. >> it is. i wanted to start because it is a serious one. stati stationary front has set up over the northern plains, parts of the great lakes and that's where you see training thunderstorms. we call them. they ride along there, rain after rain after rain, minneapolis, they've had in 24 hours what you would get in 6 weeks of rain but this is also happening in texas and that's where the stunning pictures begin this morning. rain falling at 3 inches per hour whipped by nearly 70-mile-per-hour winds.

floods inducing mudslides in minnesota. 100-yard chunk of hill giving way at the university of minnesota medical center before crashing into the mississippi river forcing evacuations and prompting roads to close. >> just a big mudslide coming down. >> reporter: minnesota is known as the land of 10,000 lakes. this morning, it's got a few more. >> are you going to get home? >> i need to swim there. >> i lost everything. it came through like niagara falls. >> reporter: a state of emergency in 35 counties after 4 inches of rain fell just in minneapolis on thursday. the most ever recorded on a single day in june. and now reports that 1,000 homes have been damaged by flooding south of minneapolis. >> when is the rain going to end? >> reporter: this road outside minneapolis becoming an impassable waterfall. floods swallowing parts of south dakota too. crews there working frantically overnight building a levee across this highway, interstate 29, the big sioux river expected to crest as early as this morning.

i wish i could say it's over but it's not. more rain this weekend. this is not what has fallen but what will fall by sunday. 2 to 3 inches in that red zone. we're concerned about some of the rivers in iowa. so i'll be talking about this plus a cooldown in the northeast coming up. >> okay, ginger, welcome back. we turn to the shocking details of an anthrax accident at the cdc. about 75 workers there could have been exposed to the biological weapon that is so often deadly and abc's linzie janis is at the cdc headquarters in atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. a very serious and dangerous mistake was made here at the cdc in a bioterrorism lab and as a result, dozens of staffers may have been exposed to the deadly bacteria. this morning, approximately 75 employees at the centers for disease control are being offered treatment after possibly being exposed to live anthrax. the cdc where scientists study the deadliest germs and diseases in the world closing and

decontaminating labs after a breach in lab procedures between june 6th and 13th might have led to leaking improperly deactivated samples of anthrax into the air. the cdc also saying that improper deactivation procedures were performed before the strain was shared between their labs leading some workers to wear less protective gear than recommended when handling anthrax telling abc news "we are devastated. it is unacceptable. we are going to find out what went wrong, and we are going to fix it." according to the cdc, if anthrax is inhaled and left untreated, about 85% of cases result in fatalities. even with treatment, the fatality rate can be as high as 45%. >> it's very disconcerting because it's one of the most secure biological facilities in the world. >> reporter: this morning, the 75 employees are being offered treatment with antibiotics. the cdc says no one is showing any signs of illness, but notes that symptoms could take up to

two months to appear. the workers are also being offered an anthrax vaccine. now, the cdc is investigating this safety breach and says the scientists responsible could face disciplinary action. amy. >> all right, thank you. let's bring in chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser who is also the former acting director of the cdc. you began your career there. you know the ins and outs. how did this happen? >> yeah, so this took place in the front line lab at cdc for detecting a bioterrorism event and get powder samples from around the country trying to cole up with a new method of killing the samples without wearing protective gear. unfortunately, the new method for killing the anthrax didn't work and people received samples that had live anthrax in them. >> so for these 75 staffers what are the short and long-term effects here? what are the concerns and what will the treatments. >> they'll be looking for signs

of anthrax which initially could just look like the flu, ache, fever, headache, that kind of thing. but, you know, i expect they'll take these antibiotics because if you wait until you develop symptoms, as many as 40% of people are going to die from that infection. serious. >> any health concerns for the public at large especially people near the cdc. >> thankfully, no. it doesn't spread person to person. you can occasionally get the skin form from contaminated clothing but all the outer clothing was left in the lab. >> an investigation is under way to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> exactly. i think they'll bring in outside people to take a look, as well. >> dr. richard besser, thanks. we turn to the crisis in iraq and president obama's decision to send up to 300 military advisers to help the iraqi army battle islamic militants. targeted air strikes listen 0 the table but the president wants to see major changes from the government in baghdad first. abc's martha raddatz is tracking all the latest from there. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. let's talk about those additional 300 u.s. troops.

they will be green berets, they will be not only in baghdad, but in the volatile north of this country. they will advise and train iraqi security forces. the president says they will not see combat but this is still a dangerous mission and about the air strikes i think the only way you will see air strikes is if americans are threatened if the embassy is threatened, if baghdad is threatened, george. >> meantime, martha, you've got a very dangerous standoff going on at that oil refinery. so important to the whole country. >> reporter: indeed, george, in fact, i was at that very oil refinery in 2009 walking around with general ray odierno. right now in baiji you have iraqi security forces, about 275 of them, surrounded, completely surrounded by isis militants. they aren't attacking the refinery right now. what they are doing is starving

out those iraqi security forces, they are virtually holding them hostage but the iraqis do believe this oil refinery has fallen. that is what they have told american officials, but not what they're telling the public. >> okay, martha, thanks. we'll have full coverage of the crisis on sunday on "this week." now the rest of the top stories from ryan smith. we begin with terrifying moments for thousands of people leaving an outdoor concert near denver. gunfire erupted at a parking lot in the red rock amphitheater where school boy q was among the mor performers. the gunman still remains on the loose. no official word on the victims' conditions. also in colorado a massive explosion leveling this home north of denver. it was heard for miles and sent debris flying more than a block away. one man is presumed dead. no word yet on what caused the explosion. the v.a. hospital scandal is worse than we first thought. one in ten veterans, more than 341,000 people, have been forced

to wait more than a month to see a doctor. that's twice as many as previously reported. president obama is calling on mexico's president to stop the flood of child immigrants crossing the u.s. bodhgayaer. in a phone call thursday the president welcomed mexico's help in targeting criminals who lure children from central america. white house critics blame u.s. immigration policies for the crisis and today vice president biden visits guatemala to make it clear the children will not be immune from deportation. a former pizza deliveryman has been convicted of murdering four more women in los angeles. chester turner was already on death row for killing ten women when dna linked him to the additional crimes. most were strangled in the late '80s and '90s. a yacht burst into flames at this marina in southern california. the heavy smoke forcing about 100 workers to evacuate. thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. and look at this video.

in florida, drivers at one intersection were shocked when they saw that. >> oh. >> it's a -- it looks more like a stunt but it's a real crash. now, watch as the driver hits the car again. turns left, goes flying. you see that. he just walk as way. one more time. just lands on his feet. there you go. >> oh, my god. >> can you believe that? the other drivers couldn't believe it. thankfully not hurt and walked right away. incredible. >> casually walking away, it looked like. >> he said he can't wait to ride again. >> i don't know about that. okay, ryan. thank you. a major crackdown on a lottery scam, cashing in on their customers' winnings worth millions of dollars. abc's matt gutman is tracking that. >> reporter: this morning, officials say a month-long florida lottery investigation is hitting pay dirt. authorities poised to make additional arrests after hauling in four suspects over the past two day, some charged with grand theft. it's the result of a sweeping investigation into the odds-defying winning of nearly

100 convenience store owners and clerks in the state. investigators becoming suspicious after learning that out of the top ten lotto winners in the tampa area nine are convenience store owners. and this man, a different store clerk. >> you've won 38 times for about $50,000. >> in four years maybe. >> reporter: how much money have you put into it, do you think. >> maybe 60 or 70. >> reporter: many alleged schemes. this clerk in syracuse was convicted last year of swindling a customer after telling him he had a $5,000 ticket when it was really worth 5 million. >> well, we got our one winner. >> richard lustig is the author of how to win the lotto. >> they tell the person, no it's not the winner and the person walks out of the store and in reality they have a thousand dollar winner. >> reporter: so the clerk pockets it. >> cashes it in. >> reporter: following investigations by abc news and our tampa affiliate, the florida lottery rolled out a series of

psas. >> protecting players from theft and fraud is vitally important at the florida lottery. >> reporter: sign every ticket every time. >> reporter: another tip, always ask for your ticket back even when the clerk tells you've lost. thank you. now, of course, the vast majority of convenience stores owners like the guys here are honest, but you never actually have to hand them your ticket ever. all you have to do is go to any place where lottery tickets are sole, scratch off the bar code, put it under the scanner and it will automatically tell you whether or not your ticket is a winner or a loser. george. >> okay, matt. thanks very much. a lot of hope for the team usa sunday. >> i mean i believe that we can win, george. let's head now to the world cup. team usa after its big showdown with portugal on sunday, a win would put them in a great position to advance. but key players for both teams are battling injuries. abc's paula faris is in rio

right now with the very latest. paula, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what was that chant again? i heard you. you almost need to be a numerologist to figure out the chances and pairings at this point. a windows not guarantee that team usa advances but certainly increase their odds exponentially but first they have to get past the best and most beautiful player in the world. ♪ team usa fresh off its electric win over ghana monday. >> the absolute perfect start to the 2014 word cup. >> reporter: now gearing up for its greatest challenge yet, a rumble in the jungle with portugal. >> cristiano ronaldo. >> reporter: and their heartthrob scoring machine, cristiano ronaldo. >> that is a big-time finish. >> reporter: known as much for his world class soccer skills as for his international sex appeal. but this morning portugal's lead

man dealing with a knee injury that forced him out of practice on wednesday and on thursday walking with a slight limp but still up and running. >> there's no way he's 100%. portugal without cristiano ronaldo is a totally different team. >> reporter: but team usa also hurting. >> no, no, now that is a problem. >> reporter: its star player, jozy altidore sitting sunday's game out, but the team still hopeful his world cup journey isn't over yet. and captain clint dempsey nursing his own shiner after shattering his nose. >> oh, that hurt from here. >> okay, a little bit beat up but i'll be fine. >> reporter: but team usa's injuries not killing the american spirit. >> only time we get on the field it's all about making them proud of us. >> reporter: and a victory against portugal would only guarantee this party continues. and the team gets in one final practice before hopping on the

plane for manaus in the rain forest, hot, humid conditions, players concerned about breathing and cramping and dehydration. they just need to remember to drink a lot of water, george and amy. >> no question. lots of travel for team usa and talk to espn soccer analyst, alexi lalas. thanks for coming back and talk about how the u.s. adjusts with no jozy altidore. >> yeah, well, the problem with jozy altidore is unique. for jurgen klinsmann he's a player that plays that position in a special way and they don't have another player really that comes in like -- so what you're looking at an existing player like clint dempsey. there are different types of players but one man's loss is another man's opportunity and could be changes coming in off the bench or rearranging in the field but certainly a question that jurgen klinsmann will have to deal with because jozy altidore has been very, very important in taking a lot of the pressure off of the team and holding the ball up top.

>> another possible opportunity. ronaldo, not 100% either. >> yeah, well, you know, you're looking at playing a portugal team that has cristiano ronaldo that's not playing at 100% but don't get me wrong, this is still a good team. if you just focus on cristiano ronaldo you got the other players that are very, very good and when you put all of that focus on cristiano ronaldo, things can happen on the other side. so the u.s. defensively has to be very good and i think as a team, they have to play better in terms of possession than they did that first game. >> but they still have to be on a high from that win against ghana. >> well, look, when you look at that wing against ghana, it was a wonderful moment, an historic moment in the way they did it. incredible theater and drama and i think specifically for that moment that was the way it needed to be played. i think against portugal they'll have much more possession. i think a player like michael bradley that didn't have his greatest game has to play better and i think ultimately if they

have that type of possession i was much more worried about the game against ghana than the game against portugal. >> good to hear. thanks. we'll talk to jozy altidore in a little bit. of course, team usa takes on portugal starting at 5:30 eastern right here on abc and back to ginger. talk about the cooler weather. >> you know you've spent too much time on the caribbean island when the 60s feels cold. i was like, brr, it is chilly. you're saying it's comfortable and feels like, you know, the natural air-conditioning. maybe you're jogging in philadelphia at 71, 58 syracuse, 57 buffalo this morning. it will warm to nicer weather too and look at in the southeast where the heat is trapped and just scorching. birmingham at 93 for a high today. these are high temperatures today. not right now. 96 for montgomery. .

>> reporter: hi, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. dry and looking good. let's take you outside, we've got bright sunshine at philadelphia international, 64 degrees. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice today, less humid, mostly sunny, dry, 84. tomorrow, we have clouds and some sunshine, especially the farther north and east you go. 77 for the high, a shower around, sunday, partly sunny, nice, 82. >> again, it's just going to take me a little time to get used to the cooler weather here. >> ah.

>> poor, ginger. >> wow, no love from the crew there. coming up on "gma," new details in the mysterious murder of a prominent aspen socialite. the suspects in court this morning. also the desperate search for a missing california firefighter. how drones and harmonicas are now being used to find him. the woman they call the poker princess speaking out for the first time revealing the secrets of who played in her underground games. jennifer lopez getting ready to turn up the heat in the park. it's getting hotter. her brand-new single and some classics and it's live next. 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. experience a new way to bank where no branches = great rates.

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>> good morning this is new video into "action news" from chopper 6. crews are pouring water on the hot spots at a blaze at the pcm

plastics company broke out at 4:00 a.m. and went to two-alarms. no word on what kicked off the fire. 7:26 i'm tamala edwards. let's head to matt pellman something on i-95. >> reporter: yeah, tam, we need fire crews to pour water on this vehicle fire. the car in flames is fully engulfed. right lane they have two lanes blocked. expect delays north of broad street. there was a water main break at oregon avenue. westbound lane is blocked at third. stick with shunk or packer instead. >> reporter: there's a crash by the route 1 media bypass, it's a standstill from i-95 on up. >> beautiful day outside, let's head to karen rogers and find about that and the weekend, good morning. >> reporter: it's nice and warm, low humidity, hardly a cloud in the sky.

it's less humid, beautiful day mostly sunny skies, 84 for your high. tomorrow, clouds and sunshine, there will be more sunshine the farther north an east you go. 77 degrees for your high, temperatures just in the upper 70s with a spotty shower around. sunday, partly sunny skies, nice, the better of the two weekend days, 82. monday, mostly sunny, 84. tuesday, a bit more humid and a chance for a shower tam. >> that's it for us for now, we'll see you back here

♪ i wish you were my first love ♪ >> it takes a helicopter to get the whole crowd in central park this morning. beautiful morning and it's going to be a fun one too. everybody getting ready for jennifer lopez. what a great crowd. what a great party we're going to have and a lot of team usa soccer fans making their way to central park, as well. the party bus, there it is. >> ooh. >> some cameras with them too. they're going to be on their way and the concert beginning in just a little bit. >> it is standing room only there at the park and we are headed there very soon but we've got a lot of news to get to first. coming up if you clues and tools in the search for that missing california firefighter. how drones and harmonicas are being used to try to find hill. inside the world of high stakes poker games.

a-list celebrities from leonardo dicaprio and the poker princess organized a lot of the games spilling her secrets and what they're really like at the table. then team usa star jozy altidore joining us exclusively ahead of sunday's big game against portugal. but we begin with new details in the murder of an aspen socialite. two of the suspects in court today after charges dropped against a third person and we're learning more about the evidence in the case. abc's neal karlinsky has that story. >> reporter: this morning, newly released documents paint a more complete picture in the mysterious case of 57-year-old nancy pfister, the well-known aspen philanthropist found dead in february inside her mountain chalet allegedly murdered by her former tenant william styler, his wife, also named nancy cleared on similar charges tuesday. the prosecutor telling the aspen daily news that the case against styler is getting stronger.

according to court documents, blood stains were found in nine places on his 2002 jaguar including the trunk. one motion revealing officers found a trash bag containing the murder weapon in close proximity to the couple's hotel. the documents previously sealed released after a heated courtroom battle over leaked evidence. the defense accusing prosecutors and sheriffs of potentially tainting the jury pool by revealing that after pfister was fatally beaten her body was rolled up in a carpet and stuffed into a closet. pfister's daughter can't make sense of it. >> i just want to tape a picture of her face on the door and make them look at it. >> reporter: just days after the stylers' arrest in march investigators arrested this woman, katherine carpenter accusing her of being a co-conspirator in the murder. she had arranged for the stylers to rent pfister's home until pfister complained on her facebook page that her tenants weren't taking care of the home

and weren't paying rent. >> how could someone just be so angry that they got kicked out of a house or -- there's got to be something more so it's hard to understand that. >> reporter: this morning, as carpenter and styler head back to court many are wondering where the case is headed. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> a lot of questions still on that case. >> there sure are. we turn to the search for that missing california firefighter who left his campsite a week ago chasing after his dog but never came back. they're using drones to look for him and may have discovered an important clue. david wright has the story. >> reporter: it's one week to the day since mike herdman vanished in this vast wilderness area. now rescuers are turning to a high-tech tool to help the search. drones armed with infrared camera, the hand launched puma -- >> they're a force multiplier. instead of 30 guys in the field

looks, we can launch this aircraft and cover a lot of ground. >> reporter: his friend told authorities he last saw him friday chasing after his dog wearing only a t-shirt and shorts. >> get you out safely. >> reporter: search crews from half a dozen agencies including this homeland security rapid response team have been scouring the back country. a wilderness area twice the size of the grand canyon. >> every footprint is a clue. every broken branch. that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: wednesday and thursday they spotted the dog duke but duke got away. so they're taking along a decidedly low-tech tool. >> we're going to be given harmonicas. ♪ >> reporter: hoping the music will put duke at ease. herdman's family and friends are convinced his fitness and training have kept him alive. >> i have no doubt that he can survive out there for weeks. he's just an amazing person. very, very resourceful. >> reporter: they're all gathered at the trail head hoping he'll come over the

ridge. >> i think everybody on the hill would just be elated and overjoyed. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> still. >> we have our fingers crossed here that they will certainly find something to figure out what happened to him. >> still holding out hope. let's get not a final check of the weather? i'm done already? that got shorter. pretty cool. how about we start with the stationary front over chicago. they had just over a quarter inch of rain at o'hare airport overnight and low-lying cloud cover sitting under that. if you get out of it it will warm into the mid-80s. severe storms possible in far northern minnesota but look at this heating up considerably from where we began the week in salt lake city now back into the 80s. phoenix, wow, 109. not only today but tomorrow and saturday, as well. las vegas, look at the numbers in the 100s, century marks all over unless you go to seattle. even there close to 80 by the time we reach monday. th. >> reporter: welcome back,

ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we have a gorgeous forecast for you in philadelphia. let's take a look, it's nice and less humid, mostly sunny skies, 84. tomorrow, clouds and sunshine, a spotty showe >> all that weather brought to you by target and a beautiful morning for our park party here with j. lo. i cannot wait to get out will. >> glad is wasn't a final check because we have some pictures. >> yes. >> little wedding pictures. what do we got here? >> oh. nice. >> ginger. >> wow. >> look at that. >> is that the cover of "vogue". >> but we were trying. >> wind blowing your veil. >> it is all natural. not too people holding it at the end at all. >> there's the honeymoon. >> yeah. >> relaxed. >> much more relaxed there. we did the turks and caicos and had such a good time. i have got to tell you, that water crystal blue. kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding. >> when was the last time you took two weeks off? >> i don't even remember. college? >> i don't think you have.

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and we're back thousand at 7:41 with the extremely secretive world of high stakes underground poker about to get blown wide open with molly's game. an insider's look at the a-listers who came to play and molly bloom is naming names like leo, toby, matt, ben and a-rod. molly bloom was the voluptuous hollywood madam of poker and says she lured billionaires and celebrities alike. faces you know from the red carpet to an underground high-stakes game of no limit texas hold 'em in swanky five-star hotels in los angeles. >> the first night as the players started walking in, they would hand me their buy-in which was all in cash and it was just a double shock because not only were some of the most famous

faces in the world but handing me this stack of $10,000 and i'm standing in the background counting $100,000. >> reporter: according to molly she organized these star-studded games for high-rolling players including celebrities like leonardo dicaprio. >> leo would walk in with his headphones on and seem a bit detached and for so long it didn't make sense to me and then eventually i realized why that was. >> why. >> tobey would put leo in the game in order to attract bigger players. >> so leo wasn't into playing the game. he was there as the magnet. >> yeah. >> reporter: the tobey she's referring to is actor tobey maguire. >> i used to call him hannibal lecter because he could talk someone off a good hand. >> he won a lot. >> yeah. >> how much was he winning. >> over the years, millions. >> what was it like to see all of these high rollers, incredibly successful wealthy men sitting at a table when there was just that money at stake and their ego at stake, as

well? >> it was stressful. >> reporter: but stress aside molly was immediately intoxicated by the mixture of glamour, wealth, secrecy and most of all the cash tips she received from the winners. that first night how much money did you make if tips. >> around 3,000. >> what was your reaction? >> i got in my car, locked my car and was like screaming. >> and then the money just kept getting better. >> it did. >> reporter: for molly bloom perfecting the game meant studying their poker personalities. >> i'll call the two grand and gamble. >> reporter: matt damon she says was nothing like the poker addict that gambled everything in the film "rounders." >> he was lovely. modest, down to earth. a nice, smart guy. >> reporter: she says damon's pal ben affleck was a regular whose pen chapter for gambling has made the news. >> he had the gambling gene. >> no question. >> reporter: she said the a-lister that attracted the most attention was alex rodriguez.

>> there's something ha happens to grown men no matter how successful they are when a professional athlete comes into the room, they're reduced to kind of like, you know -- >> teenage girs. >> so a-rod usually won because people would fold to him. >> by default. >> he had basic skills but people played very differently when they were in a hand with him. they were kind of gaga. >> teenage girls. >> yeah. >> molly's game goes on sale next week. back in 2011 alex rodriguez's spokesman denied the ball player's involvement. we contacted the other celebrities named by molly bloom. they all declined to comment but you can see much, much more of my interview with molly tonight on "20/20" at 10:00 eastern right here on abc. she has a lot to say. >> i bet she does. coming up why celebrities are going crazy over the health and beauty benefits of coconut oil and what it can do for you. team usa star jozy altidore joins us exclusively from brazil to preview sunday's huge showdown.

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♪ ♪ everyone across the world team usa takes on portugal in the world cup but will have to do it without jozy altidore who sustained that painful hamstring injury and joins us from brazil. how are you feeling. >> i'm all right. a little sore.

better than i was monday. >> good to hear. boy, we could all see it when you pulled up. you must have ghoen right away something was wrong. >> yeah, one of those where i knew i couldn't continue as soon as i felt the muscle so it was a little bit unlucky but we have guys that are going to step in and do a great job for us on sunday. >> the team certainly came together against ghana. what's the mood like now? >> the mood is exciting. everybody is, you know, really excited. amped up and ready to go. it's a good opportunity for us, obviously, to get to the next round with a good result against portugal, so the guys are excited and, you know, up to the challenge. >> so what's it going to take to beat portugal? >> i think a little bit of everything. just like the gain father game. i think there will be times where we'll have to be on the front foot and other times where we'll have to be defensively very sound and other times where pure will will have to get us through the game so i think we've been prepared for that over the years and i think portugal will be another good opportunity for us to kind of show that to the world. >> and they're likely not to have ronaldo. >> yeah, that might help a bit

because he a good player. he's world renowned for what he does and somebody that can change a game on a drop of a dime so whether he plays or not, you know, won't really take away from the challenge but obviously him not playing might help a little bit. >> what's it going to take to get you back on the field. do you think you'll be able to play against germany next thursday? >> i'm not setting any timetable, just focusing on getting myself right and being the best cheerleader for the team because weaver a lot of good players that will step in and do a great job for us and for myself just staying mentally prepared and just doing my best 0 get back on the field as soon as possible. >> i hope the team feels all the cheers coming at you from here in the u.s. >> it's been great. the support we get always from back at home is overwhelming. i mean, you look at grant park in chicago, amazing the 10,000 people that were there watching the game. it was fantastic so we look forward to the same type of support throughout the tournament. >> good luck sunday, jozy. >> all right, thank you. >> oh, and speaking of support

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>> good morning it is 7:56 on this friday morning, i'm tamala edwards. we have breaking news from the atlantic city expressway in hamilton township. you see it here, chopper 6hd is live over a crash where two young people were seriously injured after their vehicle flipped over. they were ejected out of that vehicle along with two other people. a total of 4 people were eject the out of the cars. let's head over to matt pellman e. >> reporter: sounds like the medical choppers have taken off, but we see ambulances on the scene along the westbound e westbound side of the ac

expressway not too far away from the farley service plaza. westbound traffic is stopped. stay on 322 or 30 the white horse pike. [no audio.] or take 73 mays landing road at the ac expressway. they are towing away the grand am that was on fire. head to the platt bridge or schuylkill expressway instead of 476 is say standpoint still from i-95 to route 1. luckily the crash there is gone. it's a beautiful day let's find out about accuweather and go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: good morning, we have bright sunshine and low humidity, 67 degrees in philadelphia. low 60s lehigh valley. 64 at the will also -- atlantic

city airport. nice and less humid today, 84. tomorrow, 77 for the high, chance of a spotty shower. >> coming up on "g.m.a." they have a concert with jennifer lopez. we'll see you in 30.

"good morning america," it's friday and still spilling celeb's secrets. why they're going crazy for coconut oil and what it can do. plus, the newest camp craze. why this summer getaway is banning body talk. will it help your kids or are there too many rules? and are you are eddie for me central park? let's do this, "gma." >> we're about to turn central park into j. lo central. the global superstar here now live and exclusive. >> i'm turning up the heat in central park. good morning, america. not only they are ready and

there seize. ♪ >> ooh. >> jennifer lopez, regal entrance into central park right now. happening live. >> are there grapes there? there should be grapes there. >> oh, wow. >> cleopatra. a little cleopatra this morning. >> i like her ride. >> i like her wheels. >> she knows how to make an entrance. >> it's hot. she needs a little fanning. >> rose petals. >> of course. >> we can't wait for more of j. lo in the park. it's going to be hot. >> here she is taking the stage. ♪ >> a little bump there. >> we have a whole lot coming up on "gma."

we'll have the news from ryan smith. >> good morning. we begin with a state of emergency right now as extreme flooding inundates the midwest and upper plains, 1,000 homes have been damaged near minneapolis alone and flash flooding is the biggest concern. recent rainfall broke records stretching back more than 140 years and one river in south dakota is expected to crest more than a foot above the previous record. ginger's forecast in a moment. now to a big scare at the center for disease control. 75 workers have possibly been exposed to live anthrax. one of the deadliest diseases. it may have become airborne in a lab earlier this month. and there's no sign of illness so far, but symptoms can take up to two months to appear. workers are now being offered antibiotics and a vaccine. new concerns this morning that militants in iraq have recruited more foreign fight attorneys join their cause. video posted online claims to show britain and australian fighters waging jihad. president obama plans to send 300 u.s. military advisers to

iraq to help stop the insurgency and john kerry is expect to visit there to push the government to give sunni muslims more power. with summer arriving tomorrow an important medical headline. researchers are warning too much time in the sun can lead to a tanning addiction. a new harvard study finds chronic exposure to ultraviolet light can trigger the same feel good hormones in the brain as the ones that make addicts crave heroin. critics point out the study was done only on mice but doctors say it could explain why some people are unable to kick their tanning habit. a bumpy ride for this city bus in cincinnati. take a look at that. a sinkhole turns out the sewer department that had been working on that intersection earlier that day and so good thing is, no one was seriously hurt. and finally, the youngest girl ever to qualify for the u.s. women's open has made her historic and patriotic debut. you can tell why with that shirt right there. 11-year-old lucy li struggled early on but held on to eighth place missing own one fairway

and at a news conference later, take a look at that. pink ice cream. wonderful, she was forced to hand it over because she needed to answer reporters' questions. it was pretty much the only time she wasn't happy all day. when asked to explain her patriotic outfit she said, it's the u.s. open. and she planned to eat a lot more ice cream. congratulations, lucy. let's go to ginger zee with the weather over in central park. ginger. >> oh, my goodness, ryan, it is a party already. can you hear that? the band is going and we have our friends from here. they're making it fun and so j. lo, are you guys ready for j. lo? yes. they are. let's get that weather forecast because it's summer tomorrow officially. the summer solstice begins and you can see them right here, june 21st, again, on saturday, 6:51 eastern time. so just before 7:00 a.m., and it's going to feel summerlike.

it will be a comfortable weekend in the northeast. look at washington, d.c., quite a bit cooler on saturday in the 70s. philadelphia, in the mid-70s too. a look across the nation. we are >> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers, loving this weather today. let's check the forecast. nice today, less humid, 84. tomorrow, clouds and some sunshine with 77 for the high. chance for a spotty shower. sunday, partly sunny skies, nice high of 82. monday, gorgeous, mostly sunny, 84. tuesday, things change a little bit, more humid and warm, channels of a late-day shower, we oh, look at that. we got j. lo coming up and we could not be happier. let's head in to sara for that "morning menu." >> now a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu."

in "pop news," the secrets to "saved by the bell." what really went on behind the scenes of the show and why they're about to be revealed. the newest summer camp. body talk. will it really help your kids. jennifer lopez live for our party in the park. all coming up live on "gma" here in times square and central park. ♪ "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by nexium. new nexium 24 hour, now available without a prescription.

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what about this local reporter inning in income. chris. >> worried about your pants. >> no, chris, don't do it. >> oh. >> no! >> and he got it. >> whoa! sfwli mean, i have to say that was nice form, though. >> that was good form. he's got to get new pants. >> totally buried it. when your pants split, it doesn't matter if your toes are up to your ears. >> he waved off the report. i got this. >> doesn't matter if your toes are up to your ears. >> he realized at the top you see this ow, all the way down. okay, moving right along to "pop." "saved by the bell" is back. lifetime announcing they're working on a new movie that takes you behind the scenes behind the hit tv show called "the unauthorized saved by the bell story." not what went down at bay side high but all the drama that took place once the cameras stopped

rolling. >> a better show as we know. >> a whole group has been cast to play your favorites including sack morris' mark-paul gosselaar, tiffani-amber -- >> they should bring screech back. >> a comeback. >> he would. lupita nyong'o has just landed her first "vogue" cover and looks incredible in a purple prada dress. the glamorous photo shoot took place in morocco. >> when doesn't she look gorgeous? >> we have yet to see that. the oscar winner telling the magazine about her meteoric rise saying the red carpet feels like a war zone except you can't fly or flight, you have to handle it. she looks like she's hamming it with ease. "vogue" hits newsstands july 30th. >> i love lupita. >> comparisons never work but

she's young in the business. she'll learn and she looks beautiful learning. and "thelma and louise" on the run again. check out this new photo. it's going viral. the self-proclaim ed -- taken a mere 23 years -- >> they look the same. it looks like they ditched the polar i had and updated to a smartphone and susan saying inventor at the #selfie at it again." >> that is -- >> yeah, i think it's one of the first you saw make the big screen. >> yeah. >> it got easier for all of us. >> looking forward to that. >> polaroid filter so you can make it look like a polaroid. >> you have to wait for how long for it to come out. >> 30 seconds shaking it. >> still shaking. >> thank you, sara. we'll kick off "heat index"

andbanning body talk. summer camps are prohibiting kids about talking about anyone's appearance in any way, not just insults, compliments aren't allowed either and mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: summer camp, outdoor games, stories by the campfire and this -- >> we are owe on a vacation from talking about people's physical appearance, negative or positive. >> reporter: eden village is a farming camp that tries to plant new ways of thinking among their campers establishing what they call a no body talk rule. as reported in a "new york times" feature no one including the staff can comment on anyone else's physical appearance. even with compliments. so what does that mean? campers are told not to say things like, hey, i like your dress. [ buzzer ] >> reporter: but instead give compliments like i'm inspired by you. [ bell rings ] >> the no body talk rule is part of the larger culture at eden

village that's not a retreat from the real world but it's a training ground for stepping more powerfully back out into the real world. >> reporter: 14-year-old rachel steinig has been spending her summers here for the last three years and says the no body talk rule teaches her focus more on who she is as a person than on her outer beauty. >> time to try to get to know people deeper for who they really are and that's just the nice thing to do for yourself because it'll give you more self-esteem to talk about deeper things. >> reporter: but not everyone thinks a flattery fast is a good thing. critics point out not talking about certain issues doesn't teach kids how to process them or deal with what they're feeling. >> therapists worry by not allowing the kids to talk about these issues that they're burying feelings that need to be addressed in a supportive environment which a lot of camps are. >> reporter: still, eden village says some of the kids like the rues so much they ask their parents to start doing it at home extending a summer break from body talk.

for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> oh, let's talk about this now with author of "good girls don't get fat," dr. robyn silverman. what do you think of this? >> i love camp. i go -- i went to camp. my kids go to camp and camp and summer can be a great hiatus from the norm and the norm is that so many of our kids are getting messages that tell them that they are going to be julged by how they look and they should judge others by how they look. so i think a rule that says no negative body talk would be great but the rule that we have right here -- >> don't talk about it at all. >> has to be a little more nuanced. >> girl, this is what we do. we say, i love your hair or what a cute outfit and it's our way of connecting with one another. is there anything negative about saying you can't even give each other compliments. >> i think the negative part is that we need kids to understand how to talk about their bodies,

ask questions about their bodies, to express concerns about their bodies. >> but compliments are bad -- >> capitol hills about appearance can then stay focused on appearance so we want our kids to get away from the fat talk, the negative talk but we want them to be able to embrace positive talk. >> won't kids find a way to talk in code that we can't understand. >> ryan does this. >> i like your outfit. >> exactly. >> look, that is a positive i like your outfit but where we go wrong is to constantly compare ourselves and say, look at her leg, i wish my legs were long like that. we want our kids to get that positive body talk, period, yes. >> robyn, thanks. what do you think? do you think compliments about physical appearance hurt self-esteem. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and let us know. next up in the "heat index," hollywood's hottest new health and beauty craze, coconut oil, natural, affordable and people say it's packed with head to toe

benefits but does it really work? sara, you checked it out. >> everyone is loving it. i happen to unone. i start with it in my coffee and end using it on my face but turns out even more i can do with the super serum. check it out. >> really? >> reporter: it's the craze that celebrities like gwyneth paltrow and miranda kerr are going nuts for, coconut oil, the latest super food turn nothing a super trend popping up on shelves everywhere. what's this craze with coconut oil? >> models use it to get this know rather than a greasy shine and actresses love it too. we just found out angelina jolie's makeup artist uses i had to get her makeup off. >> i can use it on my hair, body. >> on your feet. >> beauty brands have caught on and putting it this their products. >> jerry seinfeld's wife posting this picture of a jar of it on instagram this week saying she uses it in her hair as eye

makeup remover and even as the creamer in her coffee. other lovers of coconut oil claim it can boost metabolism, strengthen immunity and even brighten your teeth. it's also one of the more tolerable oils that some use for oil pulling, a hot new trend where you swish the oil around in your mouth for 20 minutes to supposedly rid it of toxins and bacteria. >> coconuts are natural and have a great smell and usually we just think that coconuts can cure everything. >> reporter: dermatologists we spoke to say it's scientifically proven to moisturize but beyond that teals of its wonder are purely testimonial. >> there's no one size fits all with coconut oil. i have no medical literature that proves to me that it works for cardiac disease, for weight loss, for arthritis. >> reporter: still, there's no doubt that both the health and beauty conscious are going cuckoo for coconuts. as you can see there are tons of ways to use it. you found it funny i use it in

my coffee but it's a blast of healthy fat. i wasn't using it in as many ways as you can, it ends up. >> coffee. >> i know, it sounds like it would be good and makes me feel fuller, i'm in. five different ways to use it in everyday life go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> okay, we'll go next in the "heat index" to important information planning a summer getaway. traveling without spending much money at all, one man sharing how he flies all over the world practically for free. abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. ♪ >> reporter: how would you like to take a vacation to hawaii for just $5 or what about flying first class to paris on a free flight? sound too good to be true. bryce conway calls himself a travel hagger. he says he hasn't paid for a flight in three years. so what exactly is travel hacking. >> it's a method of earning a lot of freak flier miles through credit card sign-ups and special

pro-motions. >> reporter: for many earning free travel requires wracking up frequent flier miles the old-fashioned way, flying. nice to meet you, bryce much how much would this ride normally cost? >> to rent a car to take three people to the airport, 60 bucks. 70 bucks maybe. >> reporter: $70 private car totally free. bryce tells us he scores $20 credit every time a friend or family member signs up for the service using his referral code online. >> here we go. destination, ft. lauderdale, florida. in this first class cabin we found passengers paying 500, 600, even $1,000 for tickets. my ticket was $550. >> my ticket was literally free. >> reporter: using his barclay's world arrival card he was able to redeem 40,000 miles for a round trip ticket in first class on delta. a savings of $570. >> last year alone i earned over a million frequent flier miles

sitting on my couch. we made it. quick trip. >> reporter: we're looking for a table for two. actually, make it three. even at lunch bryce finds ways to score even more miles. are you really thinking about what's on the menu or thinking about the points? >> i'm always thinking about the points. i already looked it up. this cafe we're in right now, member of the united mileage plus dining program. >> the oasis cafe in ft. lauderdale? >> you'd be surprised how many are in it. >> reporter: what is the final total? my travel cost $650 for airfare and 90 for the rental car, a total of $740. across the board bryce was able to get his trip for a steal, the private car was free through credit. his airfare cost nothing by using 40,000 miles. bryce just paid taxes and fees totaling $35. a savings of $710. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, ft. lauderdale, florida.

>> so let's go to the park right now. ginger is out there. everyone getting ready for j. lo. ginger, how does it feel? >> oh, i've got to tell you this gorgeous only jennifer lopez crowd is here enjoying the stage. she's been up here doing her sound check. we have some great stuff and i've been touching the stage and just using her fan. that's the j. lo fan and speaking of fans come over with me because they are serious about jennifer lopez. but there's none more serious than gabe bral from guadalajara, mexico. you came and saw the concert coming and you said i've got to be here for j. lo. why? >> i love j. lo. since "on the 6." her first album and i'm a huge fan so i need to be here. >> so he has traveled from mexico and all of these folks are besides themselves, right? let's just say there are some major j. lo fans but here's what i wanted to go. i'll play in her fan for a little bit but for now we want to go up to amy with liv tyler.

>> i'm a fan of this woman, liv tyler. you know her from "armageddon" and "lord of the rings" now starring in "the leftovers" from the creator of "lost" and focuses on the residents of a small town coping with the sudden and unexplained disappearance of 2% of the world's population. liv, i'm already intrigued. what a fascinating series. tell me what made you decide to take the lead from the big screen to small screen. >> so many things really. i loved what is going on in tv right now. i think the stories are so interesting and the characters and i read this and loved it and i was really drawn to my character instantly. i kind of fell in love with her and i have a 9-year-old son and live in new york and it was shooting here so i get to be home and be a good pom at the same time. >> you're doing so much. you've written a book. you've modeled. you're an actress and let me ask you this, i've heard a rumor that maybe there might be some more singing.

i mean everyone would love a duet with your father. >> me? oh. >> yes, you. >> i sing around the house a lot but i actually wanted to be a singer when i was a little girl and was -- i didn't really want to be an actress but i've recorded a couple of songs which i love but i sing in the house a lot and play guitar. >> we know who is going to be singing here today, right? >> i'm so excited. >> interestingly, she makes somewhat of an appearance or she's got a mention in your new series "the leftovers". >> i worked with her in a movie called "jersey girl." >> i remember that. >> are we going to see dancing on the stage with j. lo. >> maybe on the side. >> with the cameras not rolling. we are excited about this hbo series and should mention "the leftovers." it premieres sunday, june 29th on hbo. the opening is going to pull you in, right, the first episode. >> yeah, very, very scary, very -- the pilot, yeah, actually haven't seen everything but -- >> we'll be watching along with you. >> has a lot of heart. >> can't wait for it.

we'll be watching along. thank you, liv. nice to hear that big round of applause, right? i think i can get some more applause. guess who is up next in the house? jennifer lopez performing live. stay with us. ♪

>> good morning it is 8:27 now on this friday morning, i'm tamala edwards. here's more on the breaking news from the atlantic city expressway in hamlal ton township. one person was killed, a vehicle flipped over. three medical helicopters flew the injured from the scene. four people were thrown from the vehicle, including two juveniles, one person we now know is dead. let's go over to matt pellman with the traffic implications good morning. >> reporter: this is live picture from the westbound lanes of the ac express way between the farley service plaza and

route 54. they have a flat bed tow truck in there. the road is shut down westbound. let's hit thes maps. 322 the black horse pike is an alternate or 30 to get around. in winslow township our truck fire on 73 is gone. in delco i-95 severely delayed from route 1 to the media bypass is gone. darby road is blocked, stick with haverford road. >> let's go outside to karen rogers with a beautiful accuweather forecast. good morning. >> reporter: we have abundant sunshine and low humidity which is a nice combination. let's look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 67 is the current temperature, heading up to 84. nice and sunny, less humid. tomorrow, clouds and sun, 77. more sun the farther north and east you go chance for spotty shower. sunday partly sunny, sunday looks like a nice day, tam. >> thank thank you, karen.

coming up on "g.m.a.," finally,

♪ cause if you were my first >> listen to that crowd. look at this perfect day in central park. everybody ready now for jennifer lopez. going to hear some new songs and some classic ones. >> yeah, we have an amazing shot from the air. just to show you what a full house we have here in central park for one of the biggest stars in the world. >> we are not going to make you wait any longer. here she is, jennifer lopez from "a.k.a." the song is called "booty." ♪ big big booty big booty big booty ♪

♪ let me show you how to do it ♪ you got a big booty big big booty you got a big booty ♪ ♪ big big booty big booty ♪ big big booty ♪ have you seen her on the dance floor she got the boom shake the room that's the lightning and the thunder ♪ ♪ you wanna meet her you wanna touch her see the light in her eyes and it starts to make you wonder ♪ ♪ all the sexy girls in the party go and grab a man bring him to the dance floor ♪ go on let them jeans touch you while you're dancing ♪ ♪ it's his birthday give him what he ask for ♪ ♪ big big booty what you got a big booty ♪ ♪ whoa woe ♪ whoa whoa

♪ booty booty everywhere look at her booty, stop, stare they love that booty ♪ ♪ all night long you know the plan so much she can supply the demand ♪ ♪ i want to pick it up and put it in my car baby your boot were is a movie star oscar award winner of them all now give me that ♪ ♪ mesmerized by the size of it you can fight it if you like take your time i can guarantee you'll have the time of your life throw up your hands if you love a big booty ♪ ♪ work ♪ take that come on go to work ♪ ♪ let me show you how to do it ♪ work

♪ shake that big big big big big big booty ♪ ♪ shake that >> that's the song "big booty." how did you like that? i'm here with some of my friends from the bronx school learning center. you all had a concert but you rescheduled it because you had to see that. right? >> yeah. how did you all like it? >> it was good. >> oh, yeah, it was good. i'm going to have to work on that thing she was teaching us. we'll have to work on the forecast and that's where we begin this morning. how about we check in on a couple of places across the u.s. including that rainfall. remember we were talking at the top of the show about that. more rain unfortunately for the flooded areas and a whole lot in north carolina through sunday. ha is the bi.

>> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers gorgeous day, 67 degrees we're heading up to 84 today. nice and less humid. tomorrow, clouds, some sunshine, more sunshine the farther north an east you go. 77 for your high. >> all that weather brought to you by g.e. and we are going to have more of jenny, our girl, j. lo coming up right after this here in central park. it is a party. ♪

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how would you like to win ticks to see brad or the kings of leon or florida georgia line or zedd or wait for it, robin thicke in concert in new york central park, wait. it gets even better, airfare, hotel and even $500 in spending money. tempted? well then it's time to enter "gma's" summer concert sweepstakes presented by coppertone so go now to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to find out how to enter. ♪ i wish you were my first love 'cause if you were pie first baby there wouldn't have been no second third ♪ >> welcome back. we are here with superstar jennifer lopez. >> hi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]

>> aka j. lo, aka jenny from the block, aka her tenth album. you just got back from performing the official song at the world cup. what was that like. >> oh, my god, it was so crazy. it's electric inside that stadium on opening day. they cannot wait and it was just an amazing performance doing it with pitbull who's like my brother. i don't know we were just like two little kids. it was awesome. >> it was incredible to watch. you said this album is about you learning how to become smarter in love. right? >> i like to think i've gotten a little smart sfwler does the message mean more to you thousand that you're newly single? >> you know, every -- >> we've got some people who are interested just to let you know. >> the message of the album is definitely about strength, for sure. and growing up and learning things and getting better and better with each experience. >> and i know that your twins are 6 now. >> i know. they're getting so big. >> and they're still traveling with you. what's it like?

balancing all of this and a book that's coming out, i hear. >> right. look, i'm like, um -- >> what did i do this year? >> i'm a little tired. i don't know how you do this every morning. it is like -- they're open like -- up at 3:00 in the morning. >> it's never easy. >> it's awesome to bring you this show. yeah, the kids are growing up. it's always a juggling act every working mom out there knows what it's like. you know, you put your kids first and everything kind of falls in line behind that and do the best you can? yep. you know, this book that you're writing, you wrote all of this in the middle of a lot that was going on, you had an eight-year marriage that actually just officially ended this week? right. >> you write about -- what was that process writing about very deeply permanent things. >> it was a very vulnerable thing to do. i didn't start out trying to write anything about specifically my life. it was supposed to be a book about the tour, the year i went on tour and as i started talking about putting the show together i realized how tied into my music and art, how it ties into

what is going on and as i talked about it it turned into a different kind of book but -- >> it's called "scared of it" but i'm proud of it at the same time too. i would have wanted somebody to tell me some of the things i learned at this point when i was growing up. >> and let me -- is there anything you said i can't put that in there? did you just put it all out? >> i'm pretty honest. i think, you know, in show business you're always putting your best food forward. you're there to entertain. they don't want 0 know what's going on behind the scenes. >> oh, they want to know. >> it's not what it's about. when i come out here i want to make them sing, i want to make them smile and dance and happy. that's my job. >> i think you're doing it. >> i want to make them jump. >> you know what, you made all of us get a little weepy and very nostalgic about first love. because you connected two people. >> oh, yes. >> right there. >> who are in our front row. you met them earlier, steve and

nancy. >> hi, steve, hi, nancy. >> what was that experience like? >> i mean it's awesome. this song "first love" is like every song is a very personal song and it gets you thinking about wishing you met somebody years before and their story actually is kind of like that. they met and now they've reconnected and, you know, this song is perfect for them. this one i'll sing for them today. >> you're serenade them right now. jennifer lopez with "first love". take it away. championcharge. >> everybody, ready? here we go. it's so good to be here in new york city. ♪ >> this one is for you guys. you all remember your first love. ♪ let me see your hands in the air. come on. ♪ ♪ see i foe a little bit something good always comes out of a little bit something bad ♪

♪ and i wasn't looking for someone new till you came down ♪ ♪ giving me the best time i've had and now you're on my skin body to body ♪ ♪ working me out come on yeah you play to win ♪ ♪ rocking me steady round after round oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i wish you were my first love 'cause if you were my first baby there wouldn't have been no second third or fourth love oh oh ♪ ♪ i wish you were my first love 'cause if you were my first baby there wouldn't have been no second, third or fourth love ♪ ♪ oh oh i -- mistakes i don't worry about them no more 'cause you got me i'm on cloud nine ♪

♪ so good no i cannot just keep it real t-shirt and jeans ♪ see you making me feel so fly ♪ ♪ and now you're on my skin body to body ♪ ♪ working me out yeah you you play to win ♪ ♪ rocking me steady round after round oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i wish you were my first love 'cause if you were my first baby there wouldn't have been no second, third or fourth love ♪ ♪ oh oh oh i wish you were my first love ♪ ♪ 'cause if you were my first baby there wouldn't have been no second, third or fourth love whoa oh oh i ♪ ♪ whoa oh ♪ >> sing it. >> i want to dance.

here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ can't stop it ♪ ♪ wish you were my first love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ wish you were the first love

♪ wish you were the first love ♪ ♪ never too much never too much ♪ ♪ i'm still i'm still i'm still looking for love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's summer concert series" presented by coppertone sunscreen. coppertone, it's on. ♪ whoa oh ♪

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next week the stars of tv's greatest hits are reuniting hitting "gma" including the star of the all-time favorite show. would will that be? and, oh, did we mention mark wahlberg and melissa mccarthy will be here too on -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> jennifer lopez electrifying the crowd with that incredible dance. [ cheers and applause ] here she is with one of her biggest hits "on the floor." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ j. lo

ette a new generation of party people ♪ get on the floor ♪ let me introduce you ♪ i don't play no games. get it confused because you will lose yeah ♪ now pump it up and back it up like a tonka truck ♪ ♪ if you go hard you got to get on the floor if you're a party girl then step on the floor if you're an animal than tear up the floor break a sweat on the floor yeah we work on floor ♪ ♪ don't stop keep it moving ♪ ♪ put your drinks up it's getting ill ♪ ♪ you know tonight on the floor ♪

brazil ♪ dance the night away live your life and say i'm on the floor ♪ ♪ dance the night away live your life ♪ ♪ grab somebody drink a little more ♪ >> are you ready? ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ i know you got it clap your hands on the floor ♪ ♪ and keep rocking rock it up on the floor ♪ ♪ you're a criminal kill it on the floor steal it quick on the floor on the floor ♪ don't stop keep it moving put your drinks up ♪

it's getting ill it's getting sick on the floor we never quit we never rest on the floor ♪ if i ain't wrong we probably die on the wrong brazil ma aurora colon done to ibiza straight to l.a., new york vegas to africa ♪ ♪ dance the night away live your life and stay on the floor ♪ dance the night away ♪ ♪ grab somebody drink a little more ♪ >> you sing. ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ like a truck full of bass and an old school chevy ♪ ♪ watch it get if you're ready for things to

get heavy act a fool if you let me don't believe me just bet me my name ain't keith but you still sweat me l.a., new york, miami say no more get on the floor ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ tonight we gon' be it on the floor ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

♪ i wish you were my first love ♪ >> programming note before we go. the live tv event, the premiere of "rising star" launches sunday at 9:00 p.m. the next american singing sensation you're picking so if you have to download the app, do it. make your voice count. it's this sunday at 9:00, 8:00 central. see you there. but you know what, i think we got a little more here in the park. a big thank you to j. lo for heating up the huge party and we can't let you go without one more hit.

"let's get loud ♪ >> here we go. ♪ let's get loud turn the music up let's do it common people ♪ ♪ let's get loud ain't nobody going to tell you what you got to do ♪ >> everybody over here. sue >> good morning, 8:56 friday morning, i'm tamala edwards. moments ago chopper 6 was over

the deadly accident on the the atlantic city expressway in hamilton township. a pick up truck flipped over four people including two juveniles were thrown from the vehicle. three medical choppers flew the injured to the hospital and we are told one of the people has died. let's go to matt pellman he has the "action news" traffic details. it closed off the road anticipate caused a backup. >> reporter: a number of emergency crews on the scene it is staggering. 13469 remain out here blocking lanes between the farley service plaza and route 54. they are letting some by on the shoulder from time to time, but officially the road is shut down. let's hit the maps, use 322 the black horse pike or the white horse pike. if you're travel from gloucester to cumberland county you're getting by slowly on 55 southbound. overturned dump truck on north

vineland, stay on delsea. let's get the weather from karen. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, let's look at the latest numbers. 69 in philadelphia. 65 in allentown. 68 in millville, new jersey. the forecast showing lots of sunshine today, nice, less humid, high of 84. tomorrow, clouds and sunshine, more sunshine the farther north an east you go, highs in the upper 70s with a chance for a shower. sunday, partly sunny, looking good, 84. >> coming up on "action news," more on the anthrax exposure in one of the most dangerous

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