good morning, america. break now we learn overnight that president obama has now approved surveillance flights over isis terror strongholds in syria. what could be the next step to a military strike. and brian ross reports on a brand-new american hostage revealed this morning. triple whammy. scorching heat across the middle of the country as hurricanes in both the atlantic and pacific are set to bring big waves and huge swells to both coasts. some as large as 20 feet in southern california. >> hi, my infant son is locked in the car. >> hot car 911. a frantic mother realizes her 10-month-old son is locked in the backseat holding the keys calling emergency services in a panic with time running out and temperatures rising, why 911 refused to respond. sealed with a kiss. the most nominated actress in emmy history now a five-time

winner. >> thank you, thank you and thank you. >> julia louis-dreyfus stealing the show with this showstopping kiss with cranston. >> oh, wow. >> on a big night for "breaking bad." aaron paul bringing the audience to their feet. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> "modern family." >> as "modern family" makes it five in a row. >> good morning, america. and good morning, america. big night for our friends at "modern family" as you said, five in a row, three in a row for julia louis-dreyfus and how about that kiss? >> wow. >> right there. right there. >> wow. >> bryan cranston. >> 11 seconds long. she said it was just fine -- >> she's pulling away. >> and the lipstick remains intact. you know, along with all the

excite many there was a permanent tribute from billy crystal for robin williams and we'll hear his graceful words this morning about his dear, dear friend. >> so moving. we'll begin with the latest on the crisis in the middle east. president obama has now authorized spy flights over syria using manned aircraft and drones to prepare for possible military strikes against the militant group isis. this comes as abc news learned about a new american hostage being held by the terrorists, chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with the details. >> good morning, george. a third american hostage held by isis has been identified as a 26-year-old american woman kidnapped a year ago while doing humanitarian relief work inside syria. the family has asked us not to use her name but say isis has threatened to execute her unless they pay ransom of more than $6 million or the u.s. releases a certain high-profile prisoner. the family says the young american was working at a hospital in the syrian city of aleppo when she was taken last year. the prisoner that isis wants

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despite temperatures nearing the triple digits the dispatcher telling her they wouldn't come to free him unless he was clearly in distress. >> the dispatcher made a mistake. this is not the way we do business. >> reporter: that's what shana starts to panic. >> that was the scariest part watching him change and get obviously much, much hotter. >> reporter: eight minces after her initial call an off-duty police officer notices the frantic mother and calls 911. >> she's a little distraught. >> reporter: this time getting a different dispatcher and different response. >> she says she called 911 and they said they're not going to come out unless the baby is in distress. >> no, no the at all. >> reporter: time is running out. with temperatures soaring another shopper uses a wrench to break a window and rescue jack and it's just in the nick of time. temperatures inside a car can quickly get into the triple digits soaring nearly 30 degrees in just 15 minutes. every year an average of 38 children in this country die after being left in a hot car.

last year it was 44. this morning the tampa police department says it's launching an investigation and as for shana she says she's grateful for the man who let her use the phone and the police officer who was there but in the end it was somebody using a wrench. >> you go the to thank that guy, as well. thanks, brandi. >> scary. now we turn to a terrifying story out of west virginia. a man attacked and wounded by a bear. able to fight it off only with the help of his dog. he is speaking out about his ordeal and the heart-stopping 911 call describing it all and abc's mara schiavocampo is here with this very close call. mara. >> terrifying moment for this man. good morning, lara. that man and his dog were simply hiking in the middle of the afternoon when they found themselves face to face with a family of bears. and the momma bear was determined to protect her cubs. >> a bear attacked him. he's bleeding profusely. >> reporter: this morning, the

harrowing 911 call capturing 59-year-old steven kirchbaum's agony moments after being attacked by a black bear. >> i need to get to a hospital. >> reporter: the researcher and his lab henry wyching through the george washington national forest thursday afternoon unexpectedly coming face to face with two bear cubs and their momma. >> i see these two small cubs maybe 30 pounds apiece running up this slope. this mother bear who was closer to me comes running towards me. >> reporter: that's when kirchbaum says the estimated 250-pound bear pounced. >> she bit my thigh and knocked me to the ground so i'm on my back and she's biting my leg and i'm kicking like this. >> reporter: kirchbaum says henry instantly jumped into action coming to the rescue attacking the bear back giving kirchbaum the precious time he needed to grab a rock. >> well, i hit her in the head with the rock there kind of like

right in this region didn't want to hurt had you but just wanted her to stop biting me. >> reporter: the pair both wounded in the attack managing to escape and walk the three-quarters of a mile back to kirchbaum's car driving to this nearby fruit market where own e le -- owner eddie richards called 911. >> i saw nothing but blood on his leg down his chest. it was horrific. >> reporter: in kirchbaum's case his best friend turned out to be his best defense. >> i am happy to be mere and i think henry was a huge part of it not being worse. >> that's a good dog. now experts say one of the most dangerous black bear encounters possible is one with a mother and her cubs. they say if you do have an unexpected run-in, the thing to do is back away slowly and quietly. >> and quickly. >> walk away fast. >> fast but slowly. >> it's a trick but it's possible.

>> it'll keep you safe. these attacks are really rare. interactions are pretty common but black bears don't want any trouble. >> i know. >> just saying. henry, a great dog. thank you, mara. ginger, what do you have. >> hail in colorado springs is where we begin, more than 40 severe weather reports covering the ground there, the truck, even some hail damage reported but now we want to also show you the other effect from hurricane marie. that would add some extra moisture up into that monsoonal flow and converge between the high and low and work like two wheels coming together and the moisture comes up. you can see some spots locally 3 inches so potentially desert flash flooding in the next two days or so. the other big headline, seattle, 83, still warm. one of -- will it likely end up one of the >> thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace. the sun is up again nice and bright early this morning, temperatures are around

70 degrees, some neighborhoods in there 60's. today 87, sunny and very warm. tomorrow, hot and more humid, a high of >> all that weather brought to you by allstate. lara, does it look something like this? >> that is exactly it. ginger has mastered the technique. >> thanks, guys. coming up we have an angry fight in the air. the new gadget that triggered a blowup and a united flight was forced to make an emergency landing rnlt the new nail polish that is a secret weapon for women. how it could affect the safety of your drink. and miley cyrus is speaking out. new details about that mystery guest. anu yoh n'ht ri yourself. nsd be et an prot frywise ri

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who accepted the award for video of the year for miley cyrus and today we're learning more about the man who stepped up to the podium for good cause. ♪ wrecking ball >> reporter: miley cyrus, winning big at the mtv video music awards sunday but it was her mystery guest who stole the show. >> my name is jesse and i am accepting this award on behalf of the 1.6 million runaways and homeless youth in the united states. >> this morning social media still buzzing about 22-year-old jesse helt the self-proclaimed former runaway who not only accepted her award but made a plea for a much bigger cause. >> i've survived in shelters all over this city. i've cleaned your hotel rooms. >> reporter: so who is jesse helt? he's originally from salem, oregon and moved to l.a. where he worked as a part-time model. his mother linda helt said he did it because he wanted to make earth on his own but states at times she knew he was homeless.

he called me and said, mom, i'm living in a bush. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> reporter: cyrus who posted this picture of them eating an in-n-out burger telling ryan seacrest she met him at my friend's place. >> i wanted to meet someone that would be fearless enough, you know, like jesse to go up and deliver this speech. >> reporter: in his speech, helt directed people to her page to make donations. my friend's place saying it's already feeling the enormous impact. >> within 24 hours, we will have raised $200,000. my friend's place has never been able to do that before. >> reporter: as for helt his mother telling us he's shy and back in salem apparently staying low key after the speech that skyrocketed him and his cause into the limelight. >> a dream you dream alone is only a dream. >> reporter: and miley even paid for his flight home to oregon.

so she would ryan seacrest one person he wanted to meet was katy perry and landed in the seat next right to her. seacrest tweeted this after the show they went to in-n-out and didn't make out, miley says jesse gets to keep the moon man. >> that's awesome. that's awesome. putting a face to a cause, really making a difference and what a difference in her year. >> yeah. >> from last year. >> very different message. >> thank you so much, ryan. coming up here, the new contraption that triggered quite a fight on a united flight. it ended up having to make an emergency landing. you will not believe the storiment how to use your wedding dress and social media to fund your dream wedding. would you do it? and coming up, a sizzling night of fashion on the emmys' red carpet. whoefs really best dressed? we have all the hits. they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here was really best dressed? we have all the hits. jobs all over america.

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now we're back with an air rage story. two passengers get into a fight and the flight has to be di vered all thanks to those widely available knee defender that preinterhaves the passenger from reclining their seat. abc's david kerley with reagan national airport's story. >> reporter: it's these two little pieces of plastic that caused this heated argument, caused the diverse of a jetliner and that unplanned landing. it was passenger against passenger on a united airlines 737 from newark to denver forced to land in chicago.

the problem, reclining seats. or rather the lack of reclining seats because of a $22 product brought on board. the two passengers in middle seats in economy plus. those are the seats you pay extra for a bit more legroom. the man in 12b using what's called a knee defender on the seat back in front of him. those brackets placed on the tray table keep the seat in front from reclimbing. that meant the woman in 11b could not lean back and she was not happy. an argument over personal space until she reportedly took a cup of water throwing it into the face of the man behind her. >> this has been on the market for 11 years next month, never happened before. >> reporter: he should know. he's the one who invented the knee defender. >> knee defenders aren't about getting more space. they're about stopping something from moving and hitting you. it starts the conversation before there's a problem. >> reporter: well, that's not the way it worked on the united

flight. united tells us it does not allow the use of the knee defender and the water throwing forced the emergency landing in chicago on sunday. both passengers removed from the plane. the jet continuing. no word on how those two passengers got to denver. even though this was an emergency landing, it was considered a customer service issue, not a crime, so neither passenger faces any charges. george and lara >> that's kind of surprising. >> that is surprising after you divert an entire flight. you were saying you had be insane if -- >> if i was one of the other passengers. >> called a knee defender. >> you would think it's a broken seat. you would think i can't go back. >> so much coming up including look at this. do we have the picture? special guest coming and manicures that could save your life, so big, stay with us. ♪ coming up "gma's" hottest back-to-school deals brought to you by target.

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murphy. good morning. >> it will be a little on the warm side this afternoon tam. tomorrow hotter and more humid. right now 72 degrees in philadelphia, still comfortable with the sun up over the horizon, a lot of suburbs in the 60's. this afternoon we'll go for a high of 87. some urban center cos go higher than that. sunny and very warm. might feel humid as the day goes on. hot and definitely more humid tomorrow, a high of 91 and a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm particularly in the evening tomorrow. then thursday and friday get nice again before the humidity builds back in for saturday, sunday and monday. our holiday weekend looks humid, highs in the 80's and each day there's the chance of at least a spotty thunderstorm, tam. >> thank you, david. nail polish that claims to change colors when the wearer actually has contact with a date rape drug. details are next. we'll see you back here in 30. >> ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here!

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and pizza are a match made in internet heaven. >> cats would have such an attitude. >> they don't look that happy. >> they're not because they're smart. >> subminimum wage. >> exactly. thank you, meredith, thank you, ryan. heath hee coming up. ginger to are a check of the weather. >> we're having too much fun with all this emmy -- look, it's sofia vergara. what's your name really. >> alyssa from texas. >> she doesn't sound like sofia. >> you got the julia on. your name. >> casey. >> thanks for playing with us. let's start the forecast and give you an idea what's happening in cleveland where it's been slightly cool the last two months. they've only had three 90-degree temperatures back in june and today it will feel like, the heat index, little rock, you'll feel like it's 102, memphis, 99. heat dome moving east. look at some of those cities and number, hartford to 90. new york city

>> thanks, ginger, david murphy here on the terrace. lovers sunshine still comfortable with temperatures around 70 in philadelphia. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a warm high of 87 today. lots of sunshine and maybe a little bit more humid as the afternoon goes on. tomorrow hot and definitely more humid a-high of 91. a lot of sunshine but at night there could be a spotty shower or a thunderstorm. it looks like that system is gone in a hurry. thursday and friday are nice and then more humid and a bit unsettled as we head into the holiday weekend. >> i love this. she was saying it's okay to show me. your friend is saying aren't you supposed to be at work. >> i'm good. >> let's head in. >> okay, thank you, ginger. we'll kick off the "heat index" with a study that will have people screaming at the tv screens from furman university making a lot of waves right now and reveals dads who ask to work from home two days a week are viewed more favorably than moms who make the same exact request.

study shows nearly 70% of participants said they'd be likely or very likely to prove the dad under 57% say they'll do the same more mom. it's not a fair. a guy asks and you're going so great. >> but you know, it's not shocking. all of us kind of nodded in affirmation like, of course. >> no surprise. >> you know the feeling you get. >> i read the study and i was seething yet it's exactly that. >> do they give a reason why they'd rather let men stay at home. >> it talks about likability in it and perceptions and that bosses perceive -- >> it's like women are trying to get out of something. the men are doing something extra. >> not fair. >> we're not doing anything. >> no, exactly. lazy. >> nothing is going on. >> we want to hear from all of you. would you want to work from home if you had the choice. tweet us with the #socialsquare. meredith is -- >> are you writing this down for your show. >> gravy, wrestling, stay at home. >> check. very busy morning here. then we have an interesting

question now. would you let someone sponsor your wedding? it's an article from "cosmo.com." highlighting what could be the next big thing. weddings are so expensive and features a couple who they wanted to have a great day. they couldn't afford it so did just that and got companies to sponsor their 11-day honeymoon in exchange for logos slapped on everything from the bride's wedding dress to her husband's tux and says the goal is not to pay for any of their trip to thailand and actually will not only pay for their trip to thailand because, well, that's what it did. but they will donate a percentage of the money to charity. their decision is sparking very big mixed reaction. would love to hear your thoughts on it. >> i just couldn't. >> the charitable donation is a good thing. i feel like that's vegas -- >> the bride is like turning around to walk down the aisle and it's like godaddy. >> you look back and go, look at what i did. >> however the bride somebody wrote that and the bride said,

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glue stick, the list for back-to-school has broken by 30%. while you may ask your kids to be model students, have a good first day, give me a kiss. mwah, maybe you haven't even gotten all the needed items yet. but procrastinators rejoice. >> the last week of august is the great time to get the back-to-school sales and labor day sales. >> reporter: slacker mom is turning out okay. let's start online. spend $50 at target and with a coupon code you'll get $5 back. that's on top of their back-to-school sale prices like this epson printer marked down from 99 to 59 or their buy one get one 50% off on all kids' shoes and apparel. backpacks, ebags has these marked down $60 then you throw in a code, 34 bucks. need uniforms for school, walmart has polos for 3.97 and otsvy% itip, new .ff d

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>> reporter: backstage stephen colbert soon to take over david letterman's chair enjoyed a last moment of emmy love for "the colbert report." does this feel like a special valedictory. >> at least a salute tri. >> when she won hers sarah silverman was a little unprepared. >> you had no shoes on. >> i was settled in. i was a little nervous because it was my category and they called my name. >> reporter: winning is even nicer when it happens again and again. ask the producer of five-time best comedy series "modern family." >> we have a little tradition. everybody stays out very lit tonight and party it up then we always celebrate with a hangover lunch of cheese burgers and milk shakes. >> reporter: then figuring out where to put your emmy, that's julianna margulies' issue. >> i have to ask my 6-year-old where to put it. is it a trophy.

he does talk like that. >> reporter: emmy's buzz can't last forever as stephen colbert's young son john knows too well. when do you have to go back to school? >> in a week. it's not going to be fun. >> reporter: you know, emmy may be over but back to school is alive and well. >> oh, indeed, indeed. i loved hearing from everybody. great job out there, chris. hey for even more coverage of the emmy awards including some surprises and snubs go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> time for our daddy/daughter dance-off. finals live later this week. monday we showed our first two contenders, jason and lilly up against jason and cecily. there they are and time to reveal which one of those will make it to the times be here live. vote on the website. there's the drum roll and the final star, the denneys, jason and lilly right there. they earned it. everyone was great. let's check out the next two

contenders. ♪ >> the latest duos who pastored the moves. and then old school classic beat. meet the last two semifinalists in the "gma" dance-off daddy/daughter edition. aron and kennedy lee from pikeville, ohio. >> the bond we have is something i cherish. creativity is a bright spot in our family. >> reporter: kennedy is a cheerleader who loves to re-create the latest dance moves with dad. >> great exercise, it's an opportunity for me to show her some old school moves. mteset in dnberge greae aho hopk o. meullyh.ppuso headobs gomoom oel we'v got noeel stormor a heaap

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>> ♪ >> the city of philadelphia is >> ♪ little leaguers, the taney dragons with a parade down broad street tomorrow. the parade starts at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on 20th and market streets and head down broad street. the party in the streets will end with a rally at fdr park. afterwards the phillies will host a pregame tribute. more on the parade preps today at noon. 8:56. i'm tamala edwards. let's head to matt for that last look at traffic. good morning. >> we're excited about that. this morning it's a parade of cars trying get by an accident scene along 422 westbound. as i was saying matt the accident scene cleared there it goes off to the shoulder here westbound just past oaks but it is a long line of traffic coming away from the saint gabe's curve to this point. eastbound side heavy from saint gabe's into route 23. have a motorcycle crash to watch out watching sugar bridge road. has burg road or shady side road are alternates. willistown township a crash

along westtown pike at button mill road tam. >> let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. you say it's a nice day but it will be warmer. >> warmer. numbers bouncing about every hour. it's 76 degrees in philadelphia, 75 in wilmington. starting to feel pretty warm out here on the terrace but fairly comfortable all things considered. your exclusive accuweather seven days, it will be very warm later on with a high of 87, lots of sun, maybe a little bit more humid than yesterday later in the afternoon but not too bad. tomorrow hot and definitely more humid, a high of 91, a thunderstorm possible at night and then nice again on tnksday and friday, tam. hence flights overseer ya'. what's the next move? we'll have the lest. we'll learn more about a new jersey college student missing in israel. we'll have a live report for michael douglas is next on wit r

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