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record. time for "pop news," everybody. and we begin with some movie news. the force is with the new "star wars" film once again. the cast and crew of "star wars: episode 7" are due back on set after a brief hiatus. this he accommodated harrison ford's leg injury. it occurred when the movie was shooting in london and he wound up on crutches. now, though, the actor looking healthy, looking happy at the premiere of the "the expendables 3." he's in that and the new "star wars" film set for release in december 2015. so, yeah -- play on. >> knew he wouldn't be a fugitive for long. >> nicely done. are you going to go there? don't try to pun off on me. master -- >> save it. >> that's my move. >> stay in your lane, david. an incredible lane it is. also in "pop news" this morning, mr. david, it was a

home run at a recent taping of "antiques roadshow" when a woman brought in a collection of boston baseball memorabilia to be appraised. well, that collection includes baseball cards that apraisers didn't think existed anymore. indicting back to 1871. the collection was a family heirloom passed down from a great, great grandmother who ran a boarding house in boston where the team lived in the 1870s. the crown jewel was a letter to the landlady, the great, great grandmother that includes notes from three of hall-of-famers. complimenting her on her cooking. it is the biggest supports treasure ever unearthed on the show and huge win for the owner who once turned down an owner of just $5,000. worth over a million dollars. that's why we love "antiques roadshow" and that's why i brake for yard sales. thank you very much. >> you don't have to say it anymore because we know, one, two, there you go. finally in "pop news" this morning, british airways watp-a-la wsndlax. wene

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you see all the cars just east of us, you guys, all the cars bobbing in water there. flash flooding bringing more than a foot of rain along long island. the flash flood watches go through parts of new england as well. we'll have to be on alert as we go through the rest of the day. this moving northeast. i'll leave you with a quick look at the northeast but for now >> thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers. the heavy rain is long gone. couple of sprinkles left over, and lots the clouds. let's look at this accuweather forecast. clouds are going to break for some sunshine, we'll have a nice afternoon with a high of 83. tomorrow nice and less humid with sunshine and 80. friday sunny but cool for this time of year, 79. the weekend looks great. another beautiful one. saturday 82 with mostly sunny skies. sunday it's warmer a touch more humid and maybe a thunderstorm by the end of the >> don't worry. she's from houston. it's her first time in new york. it will dry out. just a little rainy to start.

let's get back inside to everybody. >> proud to have her from houston. kicking off our "heat index" this morning, audrey hepburn's granddaughter stepping into the spotlight following in her famous grandmother's footsteps. it's her first photo shoot. emma ferrer channeled some of audrey's famous photographs. >> i thought that was audrey. >> looks just like her. >> her favorite hepburn movie is "funny face" and inherited some of her famous cashmere turtlenecks and wears them every now and then. can you imagine having her -- >> i can't imagine having audrey hepburn's genes. her face is stunning. >> look at that jaw line. >> she was born right after they lost audrey hepburn but the first -- >> look at that. >> jumping on a trampoline and said she looks like someone i'd want to have as my friend. >> kind of sweet. >> keeping the family tradition alive. >> it's out august 19th. i believe. >> want to see that. stunning.

next up in "heat index" a very hot topic. women making strides in the workplace. now here's a question. should women try and beef up their knowledge about sports so they can fit in better with their male colleagues? a leadership director at duke university says she sees female ceos who really benefit from being able to so-call talk sports at work. a popular article on "forbes" says the opposite suggests that if you don't like sports you shouldn't have to pretend you're interested authorized to get ahead at work. and, yeah, i can see any time you're faking it and -- >> yeah. >> but -- >> if you're authentic -- in if you do have a natural interest it's good to be up on all types of topics but i don't like how they just feel that all women don't follow sports and that it's only -- there are a lot of men who don't follow, as with he will. >> correct. >> i think what your point -- the best point you made be authentic. just be your authentic self who you are really. >> if you like to talk about shoe, it's okay. that's all i'm saying.

>> men might leave the room. >> i know but, you know, i have to admit having worked at espn and i just naturally love sports, it is an ice breaker. it is -- it does kind of because it's a hot topic but it comes naturally to me. it's not something that i'm trying to force. we wanted to hear from you and asked you and this is interesting, should women be -- need to be able to talk sports to get ahead in business. 33% said yes but 67% they agree with the guys, no, you don't have -- again, saying you have to. >> robin, i like to listen to you talk about sports. that's what i like to do. >> indeed. indeed. because you do it so well. >> oh, now. >> you just say it because it's true. also this morning in "heat index," neil patrick harris is opening up in september's "glamour" about having kids and how they changed his relationship with his fiance david. "how i met your mother" and "headwig" star seeing david take care of their children has made him, quote, refall in love" that

the honeymoon phase might end but you need to find new elms to keep love alive and watching his partner with his twins has done just that. i think it is true. it's very time-consuming, parenting, but it's also such a joy. we were just away with the kids and watching them happy is such -- it just fills you. >> i don't think that's anything sexier than a man holding a baby much that's my two cents much there's something so heartwarming about that. the protector in him, the father in him. >> you came back glowing from vacation. you said it was the best one you had yet. >> the pictures here are so fun. i'm still thinking about the zip line. >> it was challenging. it was a physical challenge. yes, so that's my story. >> what's up? >> don't we all have food challenges. decoding your cravings, doing that for you now whether it's carb, sweets or fats the foods you think you can't live without may be your body trying to tell you something. i like the way this is going. abc's abbie boudreau has more. ♪

>> reporter: could your cravings be clues that something is eating at you? let's start with the, oh, so common caffeine craving. a lot of people crave caffeine so what does it say about them. >> it might say they need some satisfaction. maybe something is going on in their life that they that's going to be the pick-me-up. nothing wrong with it in moderation. >> reporter: craving caffeine is a need for energy and a lull means you're dehydrated. instead of coffee or sodas all day long, water is a better option. >> you might need some water to quench your thirst and that might be a good trade-off. >> reporter: mm. what about if you crave ice? >> it could mean you're bored, dehydrated or thirsty, just consumed a hot bechlg and want to cool your mouth off. there have been some case reports of people craving ice when they have iron deficiency anemia. >> reporter: are you quick to order mashed potatoes and mac

and cheese. >> it might mean you're lacking serotonin, a feel-good hormone. sometimes a treadmill could do that. >> reporter: she says turn to healthy comfort foods like whole wheat pasta and yams or even try getting a massage. cravings for fatty food might be your brain telling you don't go cold turkey. >> it's better to have a little bit of good healthy fats which could prevent you from wanting the unhealthy fats. >> reporter: so this is my craving so what does it say about you me? >> it says you may be lacking some fat in your diet. a few is fine to have. it's okay to have a little fun. >> reporter: food for thought in moderation. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> sweet. i can switch out french fries for a massage? >> i know. that was the takeaway. i know. we'll debate that. >> that's win/win. 19 seasons of "dancing with the stars" and the big reveal this morning. who is back to help them win. >> whoo-hoo. >> robin.

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val, it looks like maks may be sitting this season out. how is it going to feel without him. >> it's going to feel perfectly normal. i'm going to love it. >> we're moving and we're walking here and i want to say, val, we dug a little something out of our "dancing with the stars" vault and look at never before seen footage of your first audition. >> no. no. >> a whole different dimension, youth, energy, the obvious good looks and a full head of hair. >> and you still have a full head of hair. >> oh, my god. geez. >> man. >> throwback wednesday, i love it. >> oh, my god. facial hair is the best thing that ever happened to me in my entire life. thank you. thank you. >> tony, we've got a bunch of newbies. what can they expect? what should they do. >> don't stress out. enjoy the ride. as long as you please the fans it doesn't matter. >> you have gotten that down perfectly.

we're all so excited and reveal the stars right here on september 4th and "dancing with the stars" premieres live september 15th at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc and we want to know which celebrity do you want to see on "dancing with the stars"? >> how about you? >> well, you know what, i think the season has already been determined but thank you for that. tweet us your pick @gma # #socialsquare. [ applause ] >> you know what we're doing our own reveals. i wanted to say this is reed from texas and this is samantha. she's from florida. thanks for being here, guys. we've got our own excitement and weather outside and a great crowd and not so great start in the northeast and new england. flash flood warnings have moved into connecticut and new england throughout the rest of the afternoon and evening. wanted to leave you with a look at what's happening at least the nicer weather, drier, comfortable, 81 today in chicago.

>> hey, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers. the rain is gone, still a little damp in a couple spots. 72 right now. clouds sunshine already. more sunshine this afternoon and a high of 83. 80 tomorrow and >> all that weather brought to you by target. i am standing by the shark heads for a reason. all week long we're revealing exclusive sneak peeks from shark week and this morning, we're looking at the dangerous sides of these animals. asking why shark attacks are spiking in hawaii specifically. remember when i was down there with all those sharks? >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: well, i had company. right next to me, that's kala alexander. >> oh, my god. wow! >> that was crazy. >> reporter: kala is an avid

surfer passionate about the work he does with his foundation helping kids with disabilities learn to surf but a recent incident in the wears off his native hawaii has drawn his attention elsewhere. >> not too long ago my nephew got bit by a shark and there's been a rise in shark attacks in hawaii and my pursuit was just to find out why. >> reporter: in discovery's "srk han" there's been in shark basically in the last two s t . >> reporter: is it a case of mistaken identity? his team put together a dangerous and stunning experiment. >> we actually did an experiment with a local marine biologist and we had him on the surfboard and had a fake turtle and the shark definitely went after the turtle. >> look at that. there they go. there they go. there they go. >> reporter: leading them to an eye-opening discovery. >> it was really obvious when it had a choice between its normal prey and you it went for its

normal prey. that was amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> really interesting stuff to come on that. i loved working with kala. the discovery channel diving deeper into shark week all week and we'll have exclusive sneak peeks and a lot of fun like this. >> i think you should wear it all week. she's already worked with oscar winning directors and actors. her latest role alongside clive owen on "the knick," eve, great to have you here. welcome to the studio. now, of course, eve, you grew up with a famous dad and want to tell everyone who it is. >> you can do that if you want to. >> he's in you2. we've heard of bono. but you weren't starstruck. you were just his daughter, right? >> starstruck with my dad. >> yeah. >> no. >> he's just dad. embarrassing. >> steven soderbergh, clive owen, not embarrassing, wouldn't be for us, they said as soon as they read the pilot the idea behind this thing they knew they wanted in. did you feel the same way? yeah, i mean my agent sent me

the script and in the e-mail before i read the script it said, steven soderbergh and i was like, sold and clive owen, sold. so -- >> yeah. >> then i read the script and it was incredible. >> i know you play a nurse from west virginia who comes to new york looking for adventure and find it at knickerbocker hospital and we're about to see a scene, clive offen asking for your discretion with a private matter you share. let's take a look at this. >> you saw me as no one else here has. >> i did. >> but i have a reputation here in the medical community with my colleagues and a perceived weakness could diminish their confidence in me as a leader and sur surgeon and in turn could endanger my patients. >> i understand. >> wow. >> we're a fan of clive owen on the show too. must be something to stand across from him in these scenes. >> yeah, absolutely. he's so beautiful.

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the store was heavily damaged but no one inside was hurt. 8:57, wednesday morning, let's check on other traffic problems with matt pelman. hey, matt. >> speaking of music we have been singing a sad tune along 95 in delco this morning, matt. earlier it was the crash on the northbound side by the commodore barry bridge now it's a wreck on the southbound side at 320 blocking the left lane with speeds in the teens. ben franklin bridge busy westbound from the mid span into eighth and vine and of course in just a couple hours the big ac air show, lots of traffic on the eastbound a.c. expressway with park and rides on the expressway at mile marker four and at baeder field. matt. >> thank you matt. skies clearing out nicely for that air show. let's go to karen rogers filling in for david. >> we'll see sunshine this afternoon. the one spot we have some low clouds is at atlantic city so i want to show you these visibility reports. 3-mile visibility an hour ago it was about a half mile visibility so doing better in atlantic city. i think it will be easing up within the next couple of hours and when that air show starts off, you should be

pretty good. we'll have clouds and then more sunshine as the day wears on. we're at least dry. clouds today and some sunshine, 83 degrees for your high. it's really a nice afternoon and even nicer tomorrow. less humid, lots of sunshine and 80 and the weekend looks pretty good, matt. >> sounds good. thank you karen. team coverage of the severe overnight flooding in south jersey coming up on "action news" at noon and as you've heard, the atlantic city air show begins in just hours. thunder over the boardwalk. channing tatum is a guest on live with kelly and michael. that's next here on 6abc. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great

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announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, straight from the big screen, actor channing tatum. and kelly and michael get a lesson from u.f.c. champ jon jones. plus, from "maleficent," actress, elle fanning. ! l next on "live" snoop -- [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause]