good morning, america. and breaking overnight, the east coast slammed by severe weather. powerful wind and rain shredding homes and businesses. people running for shelter. a church steeple crashing to the ground barely missing a transformer. where the dangerous weather is headed right now. also breaking this morning, under attack. more than two dozen rockets landing in israel overnight. massive damage caught on camera. martha raddatz's plane reroute as she tried to land. is a ground assault now looming. george clooney blasting the apology from one of the world's biggest newspapers accusing it of a cover-up and premeditated lies about his fiancee and her family. ♪ and beauty in the world cup. the soccer superfan cheering on

her team plucked from obscurity and now offered a modeling gig. now everyone wants to know who is that girl? ♪ maybe this is the big day we could all be discovered just like she was. >> we're hoping. good morning, america, on this friday morning. great to have david muir here sitting in for george and dan harris has been here all week for amy. really appreciate that. ginger and i are the old hands. we've been here all week. >> i took one day off. >> a speed bump. >> i know. here we go already. hey, we want you to see this crowd. look at this. central park all revved up for country megastar keith urban. >> only keith pulls in a crowd like this. you can still decide which song he'll sing, "sweet thing," or

"you a "you're gonna fly." >> powerful rain causing major flooding and ginger is tracking it all. >> more than 50 severe weather reports just yesterday many coming from georgia up to pennsylvania but it's right here from south carolina to virginia beach where we saw most of the damage and injuries. inundating downpours. >> people taking shelter. >> winds up to 70 miles per hour. >> wind pushed them all the way across the street. >> chaos in the mid-atlantic. >> i saw my next-door neighbor's third floor was gone. >> reporter: in virginia beach alone the storms injuring 11 people. wind shredding homes and businesses tossing this man's car in the parking lot. >> it was like a spin cycle. change, money. >> reporter: crashing to the ground barely missing his car

and this transformer. >> pretty lucky to be alive. >> reporter: thousands waking up without power as crews worked overnight to restore it. the storms filling tums with floodwater. "sirens ] >> reporter: norfolk's harbor park and pennsylvania's hershey park submerged. almost 3 inches falling in two hours. so today when you get the warning on your phone, you see that alert, warning means it's imminent, it is happening or it's going to happen very soon. here's where you could see strong storms right along the front in the southeast and more so back in the plains so north plat platte, rapid city, in the orange, also a little bean in duluth could see strong wind, large hail and, of course, a brief tornado. it keeps going through the weekend and a whole lot more coming up including major heat for the pacific northwest. >> all right. >> summer is here. we turn to that escalating violence. evidence the conflict may be spreading with rockets flying from lebanon into israel now and look at this picture. an israeli air strike in gaza

this morning after the most serious attack yet in israel. this gas station going up in flames and abc's martha raddatz is in jerusalem. her own plane rerouted. here's the latest. >> reporter: within ten minutes of arriving at israel's ben gurian airport said we were sent below ground to the shelter. alarms were going off. it turns out hamas for the first time had fired four rockets at the airport. the rockets were intercepted by israel's famous iron dome. at least 24 rockets were fired from gaza today, one hitting that gas station causing that massive fire. one person was seriously injured. also today, another milestone. 100 palestinians have now been killed. martha raddatz, abc news, jerusalem. >> and that situation just continues to escalate. now to the latest on that horrific shooting in texas that

left six dead including four children. we are learning more about the suspected gunman and what may have been his motive. abc's ryan owens is there for us in spring, texas. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we are learning chilling new details about what happened inside of this home. and the young hero who made sure the bloodshed stopped right here. authorities say six members of this family were executed simply because they wouldn't tell 33-year-old ron haskell where to find his ex-wife. >> tragically unthinkable. i just -- i don't even know if i still believe it. it feels like a bad dream. >> reporter: this morning haskell who led police on a chase. >> white male by the name of ron haskell considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: ending in a four-hour standoff is charged with capital murder and dressed as a fedex deliveryman when he shot steven and katie stay. his ex melanie is katie stay's

sister and has been living out of state since they divorced on valentine's day. >> ron could instill fear in her. it was a horrific relationship she was going through and she had had enough. >> reporter: haskell had been arrested for assaulting her before and until last year had a protective order against him. >> he had pulled her by her hair and struck her in the head. >> reporter: his own mother got a restraining order against him just last week. only one member of this family survived the rampage, 15-year-old cassidy stay. seen here with her mom in this facebook photo. haskell shot her too but she played dead until he left. then called 911 to tell police he was headed to her maternal grandparents' house to kill them too. officers got there first. her paternal grandparents who live in southern california spoke with cassidy wednesday night. >> i said i was so sorry, cassidy, about everything that's happened but i'm so grateful you're still with us and she

said my mom and dad are in a better place. >> reporter: her paternal grandparents issued a statement calling her a hero and are in awe of her bravery. cassidy was grazed we're told by a bullet in the head and remarkably, robin, she's expected do make a full recovery, the lone survivor. >> we wish her all the absolute best going forward. let's get today's other top stories from dan harris in for amy this week. good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. we start in washington state where evacuations are order the as a wildfire explodes in size. now spreading to more than 28 square miles threatening hundreds of homes and buildings. one forecaster said the hot, dry conditions have turned the land into quote/unquote organic gasoline and look at these pictures flames creeping within a few feet of families' home, a 30-mile stretch of highway also had to be closed. also breaking overnight an american airlines flight from newark to dallas had to make a

landing in st. louis after a passenger made a threat on his phone prompting another passenger to alert the flight crew. the man was questioned and cleared and the plane was grounded for an hour. now to a big lawsuit that could have you checking your credit card statement this morning. amazon is accused of billing customers millions of dollars for purchases made by their kids that they never authorized. my weekend "gma" co-anchor bianna golodryga has details. >> good morning. the issue here is did amazon make it too easy for kids to spend their parents' money without permission. the federal trade commission is saying, yes, and they're suing. thousands of customers complained that while their kids played games or used apps on devices like the kindle fire they spent unlimited amounts of cash on digital extras. for example, kids could buy virtual coins for this game called ice age village but buying these digital extras adds up to big money. they cost anywhere between 99 cents and $99 per piece and sometimes buying them was as easy as closing a pop-up window

on the screen and amazon changed its policies and now requires a password but the ftc says it's too little too late and unlike apple which settled similar claims, amazon appears ready to go to court so this continues. mean taepodong, dan, partner, i'll see you tomorrow morning. >> see you tomorrow morning. thanks for the plug for "weekend gma." investigators are trying to figure out whether fireworks are to blame for this fire. this is an incredibly sad story, seven including three children were killed when this building went up in flames. a police officer near dallas has survived a bizarre attack at a strip mall thanks to some good samaritans. a suspect she was about to arrest set himself on fire engulfing her in flame, as well. surveillance cameras captured her rolling on the ground. bystanders rushing in to help and one guy took off his shirt to put out the fire. big thanks to them this morning. from the questionable ideas file, a guy in florida is facing charges after being caught on

camera feeding this bear roaming through a neighborhood in orlando. the same area where a woman was recently attacked by a bear and suffered serious injuries. also in florida, new video overnight of basketball star lebron james landing back in miami joined by fellow free agent dwyane wade. millions of fans are waiting for him to decide whether he's going to stay with the heat or return to cleveland. he's expected to announce his decision before he flies to brazil for sunday's world cup final. finally, if you have ever hesitated to leave your car with a valet at a hotel or a restaurant, please do not watch this. one guy left his white lamborghini at this luxury hotel. the valet simply cannot handle the car's 500-horsepower and slaps directly into a concrete wall. not a big deal. the cost only cost $250,000 and the valley, by the way, is not the only one in trouble. the driver had borrowed the car from one of his friends that night. can you imagine the ensuing

phone call and by the way we should say the driver, the valet driver not badly hurt. out of the hospital and hotel management says they may not put him back on valet duty when he returns. >> oh. >> shocking. i think that's good management. >> but the drinks were on the house that night. >> to say the least. >> borrowed the car. >> he borrowed the car. >> is it that difficult? i haven't driven one. but maybe. >> you're looking at us? >> actually brian ross has a couple so -- >> very easy. >> thanks. >> we turn now to allegations of corruption at the world cup. the 2022 edition held in the country of qatar and not here in the united states. a lot of people wondering why the international soccer's governing body chose instead of the u.s. one of the hottest countries on earth o'brien ross getting to the bottom of this. >> good morning. one of the big challenges for athletes in this world cup has been the heat but what they've had to deal with in brazil is nothing compared to what they will face thanks to a controversial decision by the

international soccer federation that many say may have more to do with corruption than competition. the heat in brazil led soccer officials for the first time ever to declare water breaks in the middle of the match. >> it could be dangerous. >> reporter: the temperature on this day, 84 degrees. >> this is the rit thing to do. >> reporter: yet incredibly in 2022 the world cup is scheduled to be played where the temperature can be 40 degrees hotter in the arabian desert country of qatar. this is a typical day in qatar, now about 1:00 in the amp and the temperature is just at 124 degrees. this is heatstroke weather. >> soccer federation officials were warned about the potentially dangerous heat in qatar but all was ignored in the final vote which came down to qatar and the united states. >> the winner is qatar. >> reporter: but not long after allegations surfaced that some soccer federation members had been bribed to vote for qatar

with a focus on this prominent billionaire businessman from qatar, mohamed bin hammam. >> no doubt that he's going around with a secret slush fund. >> reporter: a soccer federation vice president from the caribbean was accused of taking more than a million dollars from bin hammam. both have been since kicked out of the soccer federation over other allegations and both deny any wrongdoing. >> i'm telling you again i did not give any cash gift to anybody. >> reporter: so now qatar is proceeding on its plan to hold the world cup with what it says will be new technology to somehow overcome the desert heat. and officials in qatar claim they won the vote square and square but officials confirm to us that the fbi is now investigating and there's a growing call for a new vote on whether the 2022 world cup should be held in one of the hottest places on earth and i can tell you it is hot. >> we saw the thermometer. ginger was impressed. the u.s. could have another chance.

>> a second vote could give the u.s. a chance. >> still want to know what that technology is. >> no one else does either. they're working on it. >> okay, thank you, you two. the case of a wealthy google executive killed by a high class call girl allegedly by a drug overdose. now they're investigating whether she killed another man who died in a strikingly similar fashion. linzie janis has that. >> reporter: investigators on opposite sides of the country are looking into this woman, 26-year-old alix tichelman, searching for evidence that she may have killed not one, but two men with fatal doses of heroin. >> a felony, that's manslaughter. >> reporter: tichelman an alleged call girl is already behind bars facing manslaughter charges in the death of 51-year-old forrest hayes found dead of a heroin overdose. police said they found surveillance footage from his yacht which shows tichelman help

inject himself and he experiences medical complications and passes out on the floor. police say instead of calling 911 tichelman collects her th g things including the heroin and needles. >> she at one point stepped over the body to grab a glass of wine and finished the glass of wine. >> reporter: and now investigators near atlanta are re-examining another case, wondering if tichelman might be responsible for the death of 53-year-old dean riopel who died of an overdose, a deadly mix of heroin, oxycodone and alcohol two months before hayes' death. at the time it was ruled accidental. >> we'll go back and look at it and make sure that everything that we determine to be correct almost a year ago is still factual and still accurate. >> reporter: back in california, tichelman is facing a flurry of charges in addition to manslaughter including destroying evidence. tichelman has not yet entered a

plea. police say that after hayes' death tichelman allegedly did online searches about how to defend herself legally after administering a lethal dose of heroin. >> all right. thank yoyou. george clooney is not backing down against his stand against one of the biggest newspapers in the world. they apologized in very phub fashion and george did not accept. he is hollywood elite. now in a leading role against a british tabloid. this morning george clooney rejecting an apology from "daily mail" after it published what he says is false information about his future in-laws and their religion calling the publication a detriment to its readers. this an op-ed published by "usa today" overnight clooney says "the mail" knew the story in question was false and printed it anyway. what separates this from all of the ridiculous things "the mail"

makes up is now by its own admission it can be proved a lie." >> george never used to talk about anything personal and now seen two hits in a matter of days and it's because he must feel very strongly this time around. >> reporter: earlier this week the tabloid wrote an article saying clooney's fiancee, amal alamuddin's mother is aopposed to their pending nuptials and a member of a religious secretary called druze that they claim sometimes kis women who marry outside the religion. in his first "usa today" op-ed wednesday, clooney denied them calling them totally fabricating and criminal prompting an apology from "the daily mail" saying "the story was supplied by a trusted journalist however we accept mr. clooney's assurance that the story as inaccurate" but the sorry isn't cutting it and clooney wrote "i thank the mail for its apology not that i would accept it but

in doing so they've exposed themselves as the worst kind of tab employed. one that makes up its own facts". >> it shines the light on the worst form of tabloid fabricati fabrication. >> reporter: it's not known whether he will file a lawsuit leaving a scuffle between the headliner and the headline writer. "the times of london" says angelina jolie is also taking action against "the daily mail." >> a check of the weather with ginger. what do you have? >> a waterspout near cocoa beach. it stays out there and we can view them. how about we look at that promise i gave you, the look at seattle in an excessive heat watch. it will get steamy. look at some of the numbers up into the 90s and may feel moisture coming from monsoonal flow. portland to 96 saturday. .

>> reporter: hi, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather. we have nothing showing on storm tracker 6 live double scan this morning. stepping outside it's comfortable with a lot of the areas in the mid to upper 60s not much wind and not that humid. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, high of 87. it will be warm. there's be a pop-up shower south

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>> good morning, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, 7:26, friday, july 11. karen is off, let's go to matt pellman for a look at the roads. >> reporter: hey, matt, we made it to friday, 7/11. things could be worse, normal

volume on the eastbound side side as you head into girard avenue. westbound is slow in the normal spots. a couple of issues a downed tree in langhorne mannor is blocking mannor. park gets you around that. downed wires near broad and cyprus. in northern delaware there's a downed tree blocking mendhal hall road. pretty easy morning, matt. >> sounds good, thank you, matt. let's take a live look at beautiful center city skyline, not a cloud in sight. >> reporter: take a look at numbers, 72 degrees in philadelphia. some spots in the upper 60s including allentown and sea isle city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warm

afternoon high of 87. maybe humid, but not horrific. nice and warm for the most part we're looking at the potential of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. most of that south of philadelphia partly sunny saturday, gorgeous, 87. sunday it's more humid, hot high of 90. afternoon thunderstorm possible, monday and tuesday strong storms are likely. >> chopper 6 is live and on its way to a scene where there are reports of several explosions. the johnson mathe plant in west deptford, new jersey, we'll have an update in 25 minutes. the crowd offering a

modeling contract. so many people asking when the camera turned to her during the match, who is that girl? who is that girl? we'll tell you who just ahead here on "good morning america." >> it's amazing she could look good in a hat like that too. >> that's when you know? impressi impressive. >> super fan, supermodel. that dramatic rescue. unbelievable off the coast of florida. one woman forced to praed water in dangerous conditions for hours. what she found in the water to grasp on to. this was stunning. >> thank goodness. also, why the colors that you wear could affect the way people think about you. we already know that men like a woman in red. but how does it make other women feel about you? it's really interesting. >> then there's the green.

>> yeah. >> ravishing in green as always, lara spencer. >> thank you very much. >> strong. >> i have a lot to make up for. >> i love you. >> right back at you, babe. you're looking by the way at our party bus heading to central park for our huge keith urban concert and by the way, you get to pick one of the songs he's going to play. long hot summer tied with "you gonna fly" and "sweet thing." vote for what song you want him to play. >> by the bus, these people line up. they're coming here, as well. with their signs and so excited and just love when people come and see us especially during the summer months. a family thing. >> they do. >> anybody knows ginger, you know being around them the most. we begin with the latest on the hot car death in georgia. the father of the toddler has

already been charged with murder and now his wife is preparing for her legal defense even though she has not been charged in her son's death. abc's steve osunsami has the story for us there in atlanta. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. paypal has just come out promising refunds to all those people who donated money to the family's defense and would now like their money returned. ross harris is no longer a web developer for home depot. he was let go thursday. leanna harris seen here returning to her suburban atlanta home thursday. >> we have no comment for you. >> reporter: has not been charged in the heatstroke death of her 22-month-old son cooper but abc news has learned she's now hired a lawyer. new toxicology results show that neither she nor her husband gave their son any drug or medication that would have caused him to fall asleep in the father's backseat on the morning of june 18th. police have charged 33-year-old justin ross harris with murder

and second degree child cruelty. he pleaded not guilty claiming he forgot to drop the boy off at day care and forgot he was in the car. cooper died after more than seven hours still buckled into his car seat on a 90-degree day. at least one eyewitness is speaking out in harris' defense. leonard madden says he looked truly destroyed when he couldn't revive his son. >> his initial reaction was too organic for it to have been planned from what i could see. his cries out of desperation and passion and hurt, they were too heart felt. >> reporter: but police say while his son was dying of heatstroke in the back of this silver suv the very married father was across the parking lot messaging lewd pictures of himself to women. police are now poring over several of harris' social media accounts. prosecutors say he wanted to live a childless life. >> these messages and chats, did they start in the morning? >> they do. >> and continue throughout the

day. >> they do. >> reporter: they re-created the scene measuring temperatures in and out of the vehicle. it was another 90-degree day. harris' lawyers went to meet him in jail thursday. prosecutors are expected to get an indictment handed down before the middle of september. david? >> all right, steve, thanks. that is a tough story every time we hear it. to the dramatic story of survive at sea. she fended for herself 1 hours before being rescued and matt gutman live in miami beach. this was really something. >> reporter: it really is, david. today is a beautiful day off miami beach but imagine being stuck way out there in the middle of the ocean in a storm. the waves crashing over your head at three to five feet. you have no life preserver, food or water. somehow doris managed to survive with the help of a pvc pipe and a plan. doris steed has a simple message

of survival. >> stay calm, stay focused. and, you know, try to figure out a game plan. >> reporter: for 13 hours she was adrift separated from her husband larry while diving for scallops in the gulf of mexico over fourth of july weekend. >> i look around. there's no other boats out there. it's thundering. the skies are dark. >> reporter: hurricane arthur whipping up the seas had pushed the couple's boat about a half mile away. larry chased after it. >> i heard him yell my name and screaming my name then i noticed the boat turn and head off away from me completely gone then left totally alone out there in the water. >> reporter: larry steed told 911 operators he recovered the boat and dora was nowhere to found. >> i went back to where i thought we were and i cannot find her. dora! >> reporter: you can hear his frantic search. >> dora. >> reporter: but dora was gone. >> sky was completely black,

thundering, lightning, waves coming over my head. just pouring in your face and the waves and tide coming against me. >> reporter: search teams were driven back by the chaotic scene. >> that's the worst part was watching them all leave. >> reporter: then her salvation. >> i searched everything and i saw at this point a pvc pipe sticking up out of the water. i put mie legs around the pole and arms around the pole and just hung on to them. >> reporter: as daylight broke dora spotted a search boat. >> i'm determined if i have to walk right up to the boat. >> reporter: dora safe after her battle with the sea. larry relieved after a night of worry and anguish. >> he said, don't ever do that to me again. he's sobbing. i said do it to you. i said, you left me out there and so he was just very upset. >> reporter: a true survivor, dora says she never doubted her fate. >> i never felt alone even though i was totally alone in pitch black sitting out there in the middle of a storm but i never felt alone.

>> reporter: now, dora was so resourceful she actually used that storm to her benefit. she was worried about being dehydrated so she turned her mask upside down and used it as a cup and got rainwater and drank to avoid being dehydrated. she wants to go back in the water and scallop yet again. her husband larry not so keen on the idea. >> how about that, collect the rainwater in her goggles. >> and pvc pipe which only ginger knew what it was hanging out at the home depot again. >> grew up on a form and made ladder golf out of pvc pipe. it's embarrassing. but i did want to talk about an active pattern we're about to get into and we've had a wavy jet stream. almost 5,000 miles away remnants of that typhoon will affect your weather. you'll see a little extra ridging and troughing. that means nothing to you except by next week warmth and heat in the pacific northwest and diving cold into the great lakes,

unseasonably cool, some 10 to even 15 degrees below average. so it's going to feel a little more like late september early october in july. i was calling it julember. it's tough. whatever you want to call it, that's what it's going to feel like and will bring extra rains to the middle of the country. mixed in with other flow in right in >> reporter: thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, lots of sun, comfortable with temperatures in the 60s. 87 is the high, nice and warm, po >> all that weather brought to you by panera bread. i bet lara knew pvc pipe. >> totally. i'm handy. >> you are. >> i brake for yard sales and home depots occasionally. >> aisle 12. >> cleanup in aisle 12. coming up, you will never

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backyard. the neighbors say they're not breaking any laws but the homeowners needless to say feel it's a risk to their safety and also their property value. >> that is know not a tiger. they got more than tiger. >> abc's rebecca jarvis will tell you more. ♪ >> reporter: high above malibu, california, amidst the cliffs and views is a rustic neighborhood called deer park. nanette and dan thought their home here was their castle. until one day they say something reared its ugly head. the threat is something they never anticipated. ooh. >> reporter: a white siberian tiger, trainers irina howser and sophia creshak brought one in a temporary cage to show us. >> around this entire area would be a perimeter fence with barbed wire on top. >> reporter: the sisters thought it would be a formality to get a permit to permanently keep the tigers on their property.

they thought wrong. >> they are our closest neighbors and a tiger can get here in 30 seconds. >> reporter: the family lives a few hundred yards away. >> we're a young family. last thing we want to worry about is tigers getting lose and eating our children. >> reporter: they weren't the only ones upset. signs went up all along the roadside. >> deer creek not tiger creek. >> as mothers we empathize. >> it is safe. >> no tiger has ever escaped a property and gone to a neighboring property and killed anybody. >> reporter: but dan bercu isn't just a concerned father, he's in the real estate business. >> a property adjacent to a wild animal preserve is basically worthless. >> reporter: it's come up before. it's legal to own exotic animals of some sort in 29 states so homeowners in a cincinnati neighborhood had to worry about this 16-foot python and imagine

how residents at this mountain pleasant, south carolina, apartment felt when they discovered this skin from an african viper. >> going through what we've gone through and maybe die from some rare african viper. >> reporter: how do you think they felt about a girl parading her pet bear cub on the front lawn. >> animals and real estate, never a mix. from a barking door next door will diminish your value to a lion down the street. what you got to do is check out the neighborhood before you make the offer and most people don't. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> i love that. barbara corcoran. barking dog, the lion down the street. >> a common problem. >> wow. >> you can see more of this incredible story. rebecca's report tonight "20/20" on abc 10:00, 9:00 central. >> who is one of the hosts?

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oh, yes. now to the world cup. there's been no shortage of memorable moments but for one woman, it offered her a chance of a lifetime. gio benitez is in central park with that story for us. oh, my goodness. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. let's play a live edition of where's waldo. can you find me in the crowd? easy to get lost in a sea of people, right? but for one 17-year-old at the world cup her photo taken there in the crowd, it may have been her golden ticket. as the world's attention was on the soccer field, world cup photographers had their lenses focused on one beautiful face in the crowd. there she is, 17-year-old axelle despiegelaere cheering on belgium in the june 22nd game against russia. l'oreal offering her a modeling gig. in this beauty tutorial for their hair products. remember when this face stood out from the sporting crowd. >> what a beautiful woman. >> wow. >> katherine webb, girlfriend of

a.j. mccarron after commentators couldn't get enough of her beautiful face. >> look who's real happy about that. >> reporter: she landed in the 2013 "sports illustrated" swimstatute edition and perhaps the most famous face launched from the stands. pamela anderson was discovered in 1989 after being caught on the jumbotron at the british/colombia baseball game signing with labat beer. a life can change in an instant. >> all right. guys, so here in central park, what do you think? give me your best model faces. robin, what do you think? we got a few models here, what do you think? >> we're all ready for keith urban heading to the park real soon. come on back. coming up "gma's summer concert series" presented by dreamwalk by dr. scholl's. naughty shoes.

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>> developing at 7:56 chopper 6 september back pictures of a south jersey plant where crews are reporting explosions. the johnson mathie plant is in west deptford. this is currently a haz/mat response. they are a multinational chemicals and precious metals company. karen rogers is off, matt pellman is here. >> reporter: we have a jam on

i-95 into girard. we have a crash in lower merion to avoid along lancaster avenue at route 30 and bryn mawr avenue. we have downed wires in kennett square blocking broad near cyprus. there's a downed tree in northern delaware closing mendenhall mill road. mill cigarettes you around that. -- mill road gets you around that. >> let's go outside to david murphy on the terrace. >> reporter: it's 75 in philadelphia, 73 in wilmington. 72 in trenton. everybody was in the 60s an hour ago. not so much any more. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast says we go to 87 for the high. there's a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. what else is new this week, right? the best case or chance of that

would be south of philadelphia an south jersey and delaware. not a lot of that. nice tomorrow, and perhaps stormy sunday. >> you can watch "action news" wherever you are, there's a link at 6abc.com.

♪ freeze frame. good morning, america. it's friday and is your kid obsessed with selfies. everyone is taking them but are they a cause for concern for parents ♪ it's raining men the color you wear could change the way men see you. new research reveals it could also shape the way women look at you, as well. ♪ it's going to be a long hot summer ♪ all that and get ready because superstar country singer keith urban is taking over central park. are you ready to rock? >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ we cannot wait to get out there to central park and -- okay, this is another --

>> this is a "gma" original. our thanks to the nypd cop car because that's a huge hit for that man, keith urban. >> platinum smash hit "cop car" after his latest album "fuse." we'll hear music off of that. >> look at him. just the swagger. >> you can't do unless you're keith urban. >> i'm so excited to get out there. ♪ side by side >> the whole thing is seamless. >> this is why you get to the park early. >> yeah, so we'll have that concert for you coming up in our last half hour looking forward to that and we're also looking forward to he's become a really good friend of mine, inspirational speaker and "the new york times" best-seller, andy andrews is coming soon to "gma" and before i get a chance to sit down with him, we wanted to ask you what is your mantra? what do you say in the morning

in particular that really gets you going? i've told people over and over the prayer of protection tore me that i say, the two ls and the two ps. tell us with a short instagram video what you do and hughes #morningmantra. >> we learned dan's this morning. >> mine is don't screw it up. don't screw it up. >> no, you can't hurt steel. >> that's it. >> yes, that's my motto. you can't hurt steel. >> speaking of which -- >> yes. >> can't hurt steel. >> cannot. we need to switch gears and give you great information. we'll tell you which days of the week are the very best for shopping and getting the very best deals of the there are a lot of sales happening right now so we'll get you out there. >> meanwhile, dan harris getting a head start on "weekend gma." >> we'll be back here first thing in the morning. we start with a new round of wild weather. virginia beach hit hardest.

11 injured when 70-mile-an-hour winds swept in. it was powerful enough to lift this bmw and hurl it across a church parking lot where the steeple crashed down right next to it. to the north in pennsylvania floodwaters filled hershey park. nearly 3 inches falling in two hours there. also breaking overnight a grim milestone in the escalating violence between israel and the palestinians. 1 roo peop-- 100 people have be killed and militants exchanging rocket fire with israeli forces and the moment a bomb hit gaza in retailation for rocket attacks. president obama is now offering to broker a cease-fire but neither side is budging. back in this country the head of homeland security says border patrol agents will simply run out of money by september if congress fails to approve president obama's request for nearly $4 billion. meantime, support is building in congress to change a law and

speed up the deportation of thousands of children crossing the border from central america. a man in wisconsin facing charges for this stunt. he bungee jumped off a 140-foot construction crane coming within five feet of the ground. he was arrested after police saw the video so lesson there. if you do this, don't post it on youtube. braking news from the world of baked goods. an investor group may swoop in to save crumbs. re-opening the store that suddenly and tragically closed monday but the investors admit their plans are and this is their quote, not yet fully baked. >> you had something to do with this because when you did the story, you were outraged. >> i was more saddened. more sadness because i do like my cupcakes. looking at pictures of a treat coming up for night owls. the super moon is back making its first appearance tonight and tomorrow night. it occurs per ginger zee when the lunar orbit brings it closer

to earth. >> that looks amazing. >> it does and finally look at this. a horse race that went down to the wire. the second place finisher swooped in out of nowhere literally. this photo finish tells the tale of a seagull taking second by a nose. >> by a beak. >> it caused quite a flap, if you'll -- >> oh. >> at this racetrack in england. i'm sorry. it was in the teleprompter. i just read it. i didn't know. many so thought second place should be awarded to the bird but racing officials decided they didn't want to do that. >> don't do it. >> there is a line in the teleprompter i'm refusing to read that is a bad pun. i will tell you this, the next race was actually won by a horse named bird in hand. go figure. >> true story. >> huh. >> heard it here first. >> not the real thing. >> not the real thing. >> thanks, dan. >> pleasure. to what we wear and how the colors we choose can speak volumes. men are apparently more attracted to a woman in red than, say, white and now a new

study is revealing how women feel about other women in red. abc's linsey davis has that story for us. ♪ >> reporter: research has shown that women wearing red clothing and lipstick appear more attractive to men. take the movie "the matrix." >> were you listening to me, neal or were you looking at the woman in the red dress? can wearing red also color women's perceptions of each other? in a study in this month's personality and social psychology bulletin researchers asked women to look at photos to speculate on characteristics of other women wearing different colored clothing. in one they rated the women in red as more sexually available than the woman in white. in another they were more likely to disparage the sexual fidelity of the woman rocking red and in the final test, women said they were less likely to allow their significant other to interact with this woman over the woman in green. the researchers take away. >> color is much more than meets

the eye and may affect how people view us and how people treat us. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> you know, i wear red when i've been out late the night before because you can't help but look alive and bright when you wear that color. >> so we know when we see you in red, robin has had a rough night. >> once again -- >> you were in early last night. >> yeah. >> can't get anything past you two. love it. "pop news" and weather coming up. now lara in the social square with the "morning menu." thank you and coming up on "good morning america" -- in our "morning menu," "pop news," jimmy kimmel and his wife welcoming a new baby. their message to new parents everywhere. it's funny. the proud plus-size woman posting in a bikini. it's gone viral and how she's inspiring thousands. and come over here. shopping secrets. the best days of the week to get deals on everything from clothes to electronics to airfares, great deals.

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♪ welcome back to "gma." very serious kitty action going on right there. it is call ed fur-cour. a spin on parkour like a daniel craig's opening scene in "casino." >> very much like that. >> climbing, vaulting. all those things. >> you know, i can't imagine how they trained a cat to do this. i love with cats. i can't train cats to do anything. i've trained them to shed on my clothing. to puke in various corners of my apartment. >> we've shown more cats this week than we have in the history of "good morning america." >> you're welcome, america. >> you love -- >> i love all animals but we live with some cats so i like

cats, as well. >> a guy who knows what happens on twitter. everyone. >> how about "pop news." >> indeed, good morning, everybody. happy friday to you all and the baby boom in hollywood continues this morning. jimmy kimmel and his wife molly have welcomed a baby girl. the couple named their child, first together, jane. molly tweeting out "hey, kid, don't do drugs. until you have a baby then do all of them." it turned out to be a very big thursday for our friend jimmy who also received an emmy nomination and thanked his fans for their well wishes on twitter joking that, wow, i guess not all tweets are mean. so congratulations. >> huge. >> we wish them all the best. >> baby jane. also in "pop news" fresh off the news that "game of thrones" is leading the emmy nominations with 19 nods. 10,000 people recently applied to a casting call for extras, guys, not a leading role, not even a supporting role, not even

a speaking part. they stood on line, they took 24 hours to get through the line to get their shot. that is how hot this show has become. this show's production company is now attempting to sift through the thousands of extras' head shots all of whom apparently want their own dragon before filming begins in southern spain later this year. >> not even a speaking part. >> no, no, it's like rrrr! in the background. can i apply? is it too late? >> that was your audition. hey, are you guys feeling lucky today? >> sure. >> all right, good. so glad you said that, ms. roberts. doritos came up with a new product that may have serious spice to your next party. they're called doritos roulette and exactly what it sounds like. in the bag, the normal -- there's doritos, the normal zing but a handful of the chips in that bag are mind-blowingly hot. available in canada only right now but doritos has sent us a

bag only with the promise everybody would play. give it a spin, robin. >> all right. >> and -- >> all right. >> dan, get in there. >> hogging owl the doritos. anybody, mind-blowingly hot or mind-blowingly boring to watch us eat -- come on. give me a hot one. big money. >> it's a hot one. >> you're a hot one. >> that's all i got today in "pop news." still nothing. >> i got a hot one. >> all right. >> this is actually legitimately hot. >> i think so. >> i was thinking something else would happen when you got the hot one but apparently nothing -- >> steam is not coming out of me. >> i'm cajun. >> she's the wrong one to ask. >> out to ginger for a little look at the weather. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. i want to tell you a quick story. this is nancy. this is jenny. celebrating her 50th birthday and met them in central park in

the bright shirts and said, ginger, ginger. i said do you love keith urban? who loves keith urban? they did. so they're here and we're all here. so excited. let's give you a forecast that's just beautiful from this morning to the delicious weather of this weekend all throughout the northeast. here are the high temperatures you can expect. buffalo going to 81. pittsburgh, 85. that's the big >> reporter: thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, lots of sun early on and temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70s right. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warm afternoon with a high of 87. threats a slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm south of philadelphia this afternoon but doesn't look like it's a washout. in most places we won't see any precip partly sunny saturday, 87. humid on sunday hot high of >> let me tell you something, with sunshine, i got to borrow these.

beautiful out here. get down here, guys. >> all right. ginger, thank you. topping our "heat index," one blogger embracing her body. she decided to wear a bikini to the beach and post photos on facebook and at the same time inspire thousands. abc's mara schiavocampo has her story. >> reporter: the bikini body. often showcased as super tiny and toned. but author and blogger jenny trout decided she didn't need to be a size 2 to wear a two-piece. >> doing this was really a big leap for me. >> reporter: it all started in january when the 33-year-old michigan mom made a new year's resolution to quote wear a bikini. this isn't a weight loss goal because i don't intend to lose weight to achieve it and achieve it, she did breaking out this floral two-piece on a trip to lake superior last month. >> i thought that this would be a good way to show people that it's not as scary as it sounds. look, if i can do it, you can

too. >> reporter: in a article for "the huffington post" she told how many tried to discourage her writing "the reason these people do not want to see a fat body in a bikini is because traditionally that garment is something a woman earns by proving herself attractive enough to exist." that got an unexpected wave of support liked more than 300,000 times on facebook many leaving comments saying "she looks fantastic." "she's beautiful" and good good for her." one woman posting "fat isn't just a look, it's unhealthy". >> we live in a culture that is very judgmental about the size of people's bodies. when someone like jenny says, wait a second, i can wear a bikini if i want to, it sparks a lot of debate. >> reporter: this isn't the first time a small suit has gotten big attention. last year plus size fashion blogger gabby greg partnered with a swimtut retailer to create the so-called fatkini

that sold out in two days. >> i wanted to design them as young and fresh. >> reporter: trout says she hopes her experience is inspiring. >> i can help somebody push the limit. i would -- that would be the best thing in the world. >> reporter: encouraging others to make their own flash. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> good for her. >> a lot of people. next up for "heat index," our selfie obsession in this country. so many people going a little too far, perhaps, many wondering -- i know. >> yeah. >> it's so easy, we do it all the time out here but some parents are growing more and more concerned wondering it their kids have an addiction and abc's bianna golodryga has the story this morning. ♪ >> reporter: oscar winners take them. so do princes. and even presidents. we're talking about selfies, those smartphone self-portraits

that have overtaken social media changing the face of reality shows like "rich kids of beverly hills." and prompted chart topping songs ♪ let me take a selfie." >> reporter: among the biggest fan, middle and high schoolers who some experts worry are selfie obsessed. >> 40 to 60 selfies a day. >> reporter: meet 16-year-old jordan carnie. >> i like taking them because i think i'm attractive and i think it's fun. >> reporter: as for how many jordan's kid sister michaela takes? >> about 20 because i want to post them on inthat gram or snapchat them to my friends. >> reporter: the trend is a source of concern for their mom. >> girls are so cruel and mean to each other so i always worry about what my daughter is posting or what she may have on. >> reporter: courtney hodge kiss of pasadena, california, likes the creative outlet selfies provide her two girls but says she worries too. >> i have seen selfies that they've taken that i haven't

found appropriate and asked them to take down. >> reporter: parenting experts say there's reason for concern. there are now selfie beauty pageants and growing pressures for girls to post revealing selfies for boys to rate. >> if your child develops a compulsion for selfies you intervene as you would with any other compulsion, you investigate and find out why that's happening. >> reporter: the ex-prs we spoke with said they need to be monitored. >> like fire or dynamite, selfies can be wonderfully constructive or terrible. destructive, dangerous but having said that, most selfies are appropriate, creative and fun. ♪ a selfie >> funny. after that i don't think we'll do the selfie on the break. ericka souter, always great to have you. so easy to do it. that's how we got lured into this and a lot of times it's not a problem but how has it become a problem for some? >> the problem with teens they have no perception of privacy

growing up in an age where no one keeps secrets and put themselves on display and can post something anywhere any time and communicate with everyone and that poses a problem because they're sharing too much. >> and when do they become self-conscious? i mean i know that even when people -- we were out here and great people that come all around the country to take pictures with us and sometimes i'll see a post and see, i don't think i look so hot. i'm an adult. for a teen that can be pretty difficult. >> for a teen, sometimes it makes them focus too much on their body. they're so concerned looking cute and doing the sexy pout and flirting with people online but also opens them up to a lot of criticism. so it can also affect their self-esteem in a negative way. >> i say to my kids, anything you post online is there for perpetuity. it lives on. is that the message? >> yeah, that is the message. we actually did a story on a girl who accidentally sent a naked selfie of herself to her dad. >> yes. >> talk about cringe, horrible so the golden rule is if it'll

make your parents or grandparents ashamed or horrified, don't send it to anyone. and for parent, monitor your kids' social dare their social media. see what they're sending. they're say you're invading my privacy. >> i don't care. >> ironic but it's important for you to know what your kids are doing online. >> we did a "gma" flash poll and asked how many selfies do you tick a wick. 1 to 10, 20%, 4% said 11 or more and 76% said none at all. i'm in the 76%. i've never taken a selfie. >> and never sent it to your dad. >> he, i guarantee, would not be interested. >> yes, yes. absolutely. >> all right, thank you. great, great advice. up next on "heat index," shopping secrets. before you head out to the stores you may want to check your calendar because the best bargains often depend on the day of the week and abc's brandi

hitt has everything you need to know. ♪ >> reporter: the hunt for the best summer savings is all about knowing when to hit the stores. and it could be as easy as looking at your calendar. >> the best deals may be during the week and depending on which day you shop you can save even more. >> reporter: we went shopping with consumer savings expert andreas. >> you can look for deals on cell phones and tablets mondays. >> and says mondays are the best days to buy electronics. >> electronic manufacturers release rebates and discounts on mondays so the retailers pass those on to the consumers. >> reporter: she recommends waiting till tuesday to buy airfare where you can save up to $236 on average achording to cheapa cheapairfare.com. tuesdays are also great for movie deals. >> you can get discounts for adults for as little as $5 per ticket blue discounts on

concessions. >> reporter: stock up your fridge on wednesday. that's when grocers release weekly circulars and some offer double coupons. you can find the best discounts for clothes thursdays. >> of course, now is the best time to shop for your summer clothes. >> reporter: that's when andrea says they start marking it down before the weekend crowd hits. beebe just marked down their sales by 50%. what is the hot item you recommend buying right now? >> retailers are clearing out their summer inventory so find huge sales on maxi dress, tank tops. >> reporter: on friday look for deals on accessories. during the weekend most have lower gas prices according to gasp buddy and on sundays you can find great bargains on paige appliances. july is also a good month to purchase new furniture with retailers clearing out old inventory. >> you can save big, sometimes 60%. >> reporter:' ya suggests waiting to buy school supplies. >> retailers begin marking down items in july but if you hold off until august that's when you

see a bigger discount. >> reporter: for "good morning america," brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> some great information there. and coming up, keith urban rocks our party in the park live. plus, a couple of special guests in central park. don't go anywhere.

>> breaking news at 8:27 chopper 6 just arrived live over an accident involving three vehicles along the new jersey turnpike. it happened in the southbound lanes in east windsor, mercer county. authorities say it does not involved any serious injuries, but let's talk about the backup here with matt pellman. >> reporter: because it's a substantial one, as you can see, 9 miles on the southbound side approaching exit 8 for heights town. the crash involves an overturned vehicle. it involves the left and center lane. you have a northbound gaper delay of 3 miles. southbound an extra 45 to 50 minutes on your travel time through east windsor, mercer

county. let's go to the maps and see what we're looking at on 295 northbound side by the black horse pike there's a crash giving us delays in the 20s. this is 42 creek road northbound side looking good. we have a downed tree blocking mendenhall road. traffic pattern coming this weekend southbound traffic will move on the new pavement, matt. >> let's go to meteorologist david murphy outside with a comfortable morning. >> reporter: yeah, matt, pretty much we have temperatures in the 70s lots of sun. 75 in philadelphia. 70 down the shore, 65 in allen to up. 87 is the high later on. slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm most of those are south of philadelphia. 87 beautiful on saturday and more humid on sunday. >> remember ho watch the world

cup final on 6abc, coverage begins at 1:00 p.m., sunday

♪ in my mind and somewhere in my car it's raining hard ♪ >> what a crowd we have here in central park this friday morning. oh, we have been waiting all week long for this man right here, keith urban. >> so has this enormous crowd, unbelievable. i love the sign out here. this is for keith. one of his biggest fans. you and me somewhere in your car. i love it. she's screaming right now. >> let's get started. >> let's do it for the first time on network television. keith swinging "somewhere in my car." keith, take it away. ♪

♪ ♪ i'm driving home tonight catching all red lights ♪ ♪ that's all right cause i don't want to be alone ♪ ♪ there's nobody waiting there cold and empty bed ♪ ♪ words i wished i'd said come on the radio ♪ ♪ ooh i don't know why i do this to myself ooh oh oh i know you're with someone else ♪ ♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire i never will forget ♪ ♪ you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back breathing hard

steaming up the glass i'd give anything if i could bring it back oh oh ♪ ♪ ♪ so i've been sleeping till noon in the same bedroom where i once held you ♪ ♪ and it's breaking my heart i should take down all those pictures from my wall ♪ ♪ promises we made won't fill this empty space ♪ ♪ ooh oh oh and i don't know why i just can't let you go ooh oh oh i know you're never coming back ♪ ♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire ♪ ♪ i never will forget you grabbed my shirt and pulled it

over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back breathing hard steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring it back oh oh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but in my mind we're somewhere in my car and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine it's gasoline on fire i never will forget ♪ ♪ you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head and your fingertips slide up and down my back ♪ ♪ breathing hard steaming up the glass i'd give you anything if i could bring it back oh oh ♪ ♪ whoa whoa ooh yeah ooh yeah i think about you baby ♪ ♪ whoa yes i do close my eye i

feel your fingertips running up and down my back oh yeah ♪ ♪ whoa whoa i miss you baby i miss you baby ♪ ♪ whoa oh whoa oh whoa whoa [ applause ] >> keith urban, keith urban, everybody. what kind of friday would not be complete without a huge crowd in central park and these guys. just a couple of dinosaurs joining us here. so -- are you scared at all? >> no. >> no, she says no. we have very brave children around here. joining us from walking with dinosaur, the arena spectacular.

nipping at us taking a north american tour and see them at the barclays center. let's get to the weather forecast. come on. freeze you guys out next week. give me an idea of what's happening. aah! around in the pacific northwest. that rim building. they do have an excessive heat watch for seattle and others around the water there. the numbers will go into the 90s this weekend so, boise, above the century mark. that's the weekend highlight from east coast to the west coast. now we're getting scared. okay. all right. that's the >> reporter: thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace with lots of sun, temperatures climbing into the 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 87 nice and warm. a slight chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm south of the >> all that weather brought to

you by mazda 3 and i got to tell you when they nip you, it doesn't feel good. it doesn't. >> good. thank you so much, ging. so excited about our "gma" 5-alarm firefighter challenge next week. three teams of firefighters from across the country will face off live right here competing to take home a prize of $10,000 that will go to their fire department courtesy of disney's "planes: fire & rescue," the votes, thanks to you all, have been pouring in as viewers weigh in on which teams they want to see go head to head. we know one is from mcallen, texas. yesterday you voted between the lip-sync submissions from tacoma and las vegas and the team that's coming to new york is -- [ drum roll ] tacoma. congratulations, guys and we still have one more team to pick. so today it's gulf shores fire rescue in alabama up against florida's southern manatee fire rescue. check it out.

♪ we're safe and sound". >> say hello to our fifth semifinalist. ♪ we're safe and sound >> gulf shores fire rescue in gulf shores, alabama. >> all: good morning, america. whoo! ♪ safe and sound >> we're blessed to have a city and community that supports us fully. ♪ you could be my luck even if the sky is falling down i know that we'll be safe and sound ♪ >> reporter: and our sixth and final contender. >> we're the best. >> southern manatee fire rescue in sarasota, florida. pride and true performance. >> a man lays down his life for his friends. ♪ safe and sound ♪ safe and sound we're safe and sound ♪ >> hard to choose but had he had to our website, please, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! we need to know which of those teams you want to see compete on our show next week. you have until:00 p.m. eastern

to vote. the competition starts next week. but right now, so much more from this guy, country superstar, our friend, keith urban. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ stand a chance

every -- >> back here live in central park. four-time grammy award winner, keith urban is here. just brought down the house,

incredible performance of his latest single for us. he's going to sing another hit from his new album "fuse" in just a minute and then you all got to select another song that you're going to play a little bit -- welcome, keith urban. >> hi. >> welcome, keith urban. >> you guys good? >> yeah. >> they're in good spirits this morning. >> they're in great spirits. beautiful weather and things like that you just wrapped up being on tour. you're about to go back on tour again. >> yeah. >> we do it for this. this is why. [ cheers and applause ] >> and the way that you give so much and it is a sacrifice. you love your family. and your oldest daughter just had her 6th birthday on monday. can't be. >> turned 6. >> how does that happen? they come out with you as much as they can. >> if i'm out for a little longer than a few days they come out on the road. all the girls do. >> we love to hear you sing. when you play this guitar -- i know. it's sweet music and we just saw

you in the home shopping network and broke the record for the most guitars ever sold. do you remember your first one. >> first guitar i ever had was a suzuki acoustic guitar and it was like a three-quarter size because i was 6 when i started playing so i got -- ah, listen. >> ah. and you're all grown up now. >> i'm working on it. >> well, and really enjoying you on "american idol." >> you and your fellow judges. you just put us at ease and all are coming back together again, jennifer and harry. >> about to head to nashville and start doing auditions. nashville is the first one. looking forward to -- >> anybody coming out to audition? anybody coming out to audition? come on. no would-be stars here. >> we're coming up here too because we're coming to brooklyn to do a couple days as well. >> brooklyn in the house. are you ready to hear -- we'll fall in love again because "even the stars fall 4 u."

keith urban. >> hey! ♪ hey. ♪ ♪ i couldn't bring myself to take you home i've got you out here all alone ♪ ♪ and even this old truck of mine standing right here tonight ♪ ♪ yellow fireflies in the field think i know the way i feel ♪ ♪ out the corner of my eye did you see that ♪ ♪ every star up in the sky has got your name on it tonight ♪ ♪ they don't stand a chance like i know i do ♪

♪ and girl you can't tell me that you can't see the kind of spell you put on me ♪ ♪ you gotta know just what you do even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ ba ba 3w5 even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ ba ba oh oh oh ♪ ♪ so make a wish and make it fast i just want this thing to last ♪ ♪ cause heaven knows it's falling hard and i'm not the only one ♪ ♪ every star up in the sky has got your name on it tonight ♪ ♪ they don't stand a chance like i know i don't ♪

♪ and girl you can't tell me that you can't see the kind of spell you put on me ♪ ♪ you've got to know just what you do even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ baby ♪ yeah yeah ♪ because i never counted on your touch making me want you so much ♪ ♪ i never dreamed of your sweep lips could make me feel like this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every star up in the sky has got your name on it tonight and they don't stand a chance like i know i do ♪

♪ girl, you can't tell me that you can't see the kind of spell you put on me ♪ ♪ 'cause you got to know just what you do even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ whoa whoa yeah ♪ whoa even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ whoa oh oh oh oh whoa even the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ whoa whoa oh oh even in new york city the stars fall for you ♪ ♪ they do they do hear them call ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> "gma's summer concert series" is presented by dreamwalk insoles by dr. scholl

[ cheers and applause ] welcome back. okay, we asked you to choose keith's next song and you chose "long hot summer." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, new york. whoo! ♪ i can't sleep ain't no sleep a-coming i'm just lying here thinking about you ♪ ♪ i'm in deep falling deep into the picture in my mind of everything we're gonna do ♪ ♪ over at the lake and down by the river you can feel it start to rise ♪ ♪ wanna jump in my car go wherever you are 'cause i need you by my side ♪ ♪ here we go

it's gonna be a long hot summer we should be together ♪ ♪ with your feet up on the dashboard now ♪ ♪ singing along with the radio it's such a beautiful sound ♪ ♪ and when you say my name in the middle of the day i swear i see the stars come out ♪ ♪ when you hold my hand in the back of my mind just waiting on the sun to go down ♪ ♪ the sun to go down ♪ that's right i wanna see your brown skin shimmer in the sun for the first time ♪ ♪ i try to be the one who knows just what to do to you to get me that smile ♪ ♪ one chance of meeting you were walking by me on the street and i said hi ♪

♪ that was the beginning of my heart spinning like these wheels in my head tonight ♪ ♪ it's gonna be a long hot summer we should be together with your feet up on the dashboard now ♪ ♪ singing along with the radio it's such a beautiful sound ♪ ♪ and when you say my name in the middle of the day i swear i see the stars come out ♪ ♪ when you hold my hand in the back of my mind just waiting on the sun to go down the sun to go down ♪ ♪ the only place i wanna be is where you are 'cause anymore than a heartbeat away is just too far ♪

♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa ♪ it's gonna be a long hot summer we should be together all i really want is more than this moment right now ♪ ♪ and when you say my name is the middle of the day i swear i see the stars come out ♪ ♪ and when you hold my hand and i look into your eyes i swear it looks like you're waiting for the sun to go down the sun to go down ♪ >> oh, yes, new york city. ♪ ♪ it looks like you're waiting for the sun to go down whoa whoa

oh oh tell me now whoa whoa baby ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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[ cheers and applause ] our thanks again to keith urban. he's going to play another one. have a great weekend. "you're going to fly," baby. >> whoo! ♪ ♪ ♪ one two three >> police are looking for the killer who beat a man to death outside the victim's north the philadelphia home. witnesses saw a man running from the scene holding a piece of

metal. right now it is 8:57 friday morning, let's go to matt pellman filling in for karen with a look at the roads. hi, matt. >> reporter: we are not amused by this, an amusement park ride came off the back of a flat bed truck in east windsor, mercer county. you can see the resulting backlog, a nine mile delay is what we're dealing with. it's costing up to an extra hour and a half as you travel southbound. still a nine mile delay southbound. three mile delay northbound that's a gaper delay. burlington county, downed wires in riverside along chester avenue and 8th street. more downed things going on, downed tree brandywine creek road ascertain in kennett square along broad street. have a good weekend, matt. >> you, too, matt.

let's go outside to david murphy on the terrace. >> reporter: lots of sun, matt, 77 degrees, not all that humid. 72 in allentown, 76 in wilmington, 71 in sea isle city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 87 there's a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm later this afternoon but not a washout. great tomorrow, 87. humid and hotter on sunday, 90. >> you'll have the extended weekend forecast on "action news" at noon. new details on a haz/mat scene in new jersey. a report of several explosions came in hours ago. "live" with kelly and michael is next. michael douglas will be on the show. i'm matt o'donnell. have

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