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good morning, america. breaking overnight, flood emergency. the south hammered by storms again. >> we're in trouble. >> streets turning into rivers. crews work around the clock. tornadoes touching down and rivers still rising. thousands forced to evacuate with more dangerous flooding taking aim. secrets exposed. the former speaker of the house indict indicted. accused of promising to pay millions in hush money to hide a dark past. what was he trying to cover up? up in the air. look who's back. harrison ford. his recovery. why he's flying solo once more. ♪ maybe we found love right
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where we are ♪ international superstar ed sheeran here live thinking out loud for the first time ever here on "gma." he kicks off our most epic party in the park yet. are you ready. >> this is going to be one epic party in the park. and good morning, america. happy friday. look how happy they are if central parkt right now. lining up all night long for ed sheeran. we'll be out there all morning as well. look at them. cannot wait to hear it. >> standing room only. sold out. you at home have the best seat in the house. we'll get out there later. right now, the severe weather. the south under siege by the relentless storms. more flash flooding overnight. evacuations under way right now.
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dozens of people being rescued from the fast rising water. matt gutman starts us off in richmond texas. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. all the weather is targeting houston. you can maybe hear the thunder behind me. i'm in somebody's backyard. 50 yards that way is the br a rks zos river. it's already spilling over. across texas, reservoirs lakes rivers simply can't hold off of this water. this morning, flood emergency. oklahoma texas, and kansas getting hammered overnight. by more rain and hail. >> we're in trouble. >> reporter: inches of rain sum merging cars in kals. the water catching motorists offguard. >> three water rescues all in a very narrow area. >> we have two more trapped in high water. people standing on top of a car. >> reporter: outside oklahoma city streets nearly impassable. rescuers working round the
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clock, pulling off rescue after rescue. >> we're just blessed to be out with our lives. >> reporter: across texas, thousands forced to evacuate. packing up what they could as floodwaters continue to rise. a flurry of lightning bolts illuminating the sky. in kansas, this tornado. since sunday 91 reported tornadoes. in texas alone, 29 reported. and the death toll here rising to 20. seven still missing along the blanco river in texas. which, you can see barging through the doors of sara's vacation rental this week. there with her family she shot this cell phone video. the water rising and with it the fear. >> should we call 911? >> we're okay. 911 is not going to be able to get to us. we're okay all right? >> reporter: she told our story to our affiliate. >> they kept calming me down.
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trying to calm me down. my main concern was getting trapped in that house with my daughter in there. >> reporter: now the brazos river is not expected to crest until this woke end. it will get two feet higher than it already is. that's what's so daunting after a week of following all this flooding an all those deaths the worst may not be over for the folks here. robin? >> that's right, matt. we go to ginger. >> the worst is not over yet. we're not yet done with the record-breaking may rainfall. up to five inches of rain if just four hours overnight around dallas. that's why you saw scenes like this playing out everywhere. it's not just dallas though. it's happening from eastern kansas down through oklahoma to corpus christi this morning. just as matt said closing in on houston. flash flood warnings in pockets. it's happening now, it's dangerous now. flash flood watches, just spread across the plains. another two to three inches through sunday. shreveport down to houston.
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cincinnati to memphis. a severe weather pocket in west texas. hail damaging wind and yes, more tornado possibilities. now the shocking indictment. former house speaker dennis hastert charged with trying to lie to the fbi and hiding secret payments. jon karl has the story. >> reporter: indictment alleges he had a dark secret in his distant past and he was willing to pay millions to keep it a secret. dennis hastert was once the most powerful man in congress. now he stands accused of a dark past before his career in politic. the 73-year-old has been charged with bank fraud and lying to the fbi in connection to a promise he made to pay an inside fied person $3.5 million in hush money. prosecutors say he started making the payments five years ago. to quote compensate and conceal
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his prior misconduct. it's quite a fall for if man who was chosen speaker of the house because he had a reputation as being mr. clean. >> it's popular these days to ask political figures what mistakes they have made. where they failed. as a frm onner history teacher, i know such analysis is best tempered by time and reflection. and that is probably best left to others. >> reporter: the indictment doesn't say what he was trying to cover up or who he was paying. but it points to his time as a high school teacher and wrestling coach in yorkville, illinois. and notes the unnamed person has known hastert for most of his or her life. the indictment accuses him of structuring withdrawals from his bank accounts to avoid being found. when asked about it he told the fbi, yeah i kept the cash. that's what i'm doing. his former constituents are surprised by the news.
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>> you're prideful of people coming from your community and trying to make a difference in illinois. it's just disappointing. >> reporter: no word from dennis hastert this morning or from his legal team. he's reportedly stepped down from his job as a powerful washington, d.c. lobbying firm. that firm removed his bio from the website. >> we don't know what conduct he was trying to cover up? >> reporter: that is a complete mystery. no indication whatsoever. ined that indictment it says hi time as a wrestling coach and a high school teacher back in yountville illinois way back when is material to this. apparently it's something from then. >> you'll have more on sunday "this week." to trouble in the skies. pilots on four commercial planes saying they were tacted by lasers flying over new york last night. david kerley is at reagan national with that story. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning,
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robin. this happened between 9:30 and 10:00 last night. it's one of the most dangerous parts of flight. just after takeoff, the pilots are climbing and they're hit by lasers. >> i thought it was just a rogue laser. but they were definitely aiming for us a couple of times. because we saw it a couple of times in the cockpit. >> reporter: hit by lasers. not just one. the warning wept out. >> i have two aircrafts right over where you are got struck by a green laser. american 185, if row see a green laser, be careful. >> reporter: within seconds, that airbus 321 hit, too. >> american 185, we just had a laser strike. left side. >> reporter: all four jets hit reported seeing the laser coming from an area on long island believed to be this state park. but for the evening, the dangerous game was over. the faa is telling us there were no injuries. the american flight landed in los angeles without problems.
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this is a serious issue for the feds george. it's a five-year prison sentence if they catch anybody using a laser. >> they have to crock downack down thank you, david. the massive manhunt. police looking for a suspect in the shooting of an officer. the man got away after stealing a car, shooting the driver. linzie janis is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. we just spoke with police who said they're zeroing in on the third suspect right now. officers surrounding a small farmhouse in liberty, kansas, where they believe he's holed up. all of this starting when police tried to pull over an suv in oklahoma. this morning, a frantic manhunt under way. after a police pursuit took a dangerous turn. >> i think some other units may be in pursuit. and it sounds like they're taking fire. >> reporter: an oklahoma officer shot in the head while following three suspects in a 50-mile-long
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chase over two states. >> armed and dangerous. >> reporter: pursuit outside of tulsa, oklahoma thursday night. police officers pulling over a vehicle with two men and a woman inside. officials say the car sped off. with the police cars racing after them the suspects opening fire. one bullet striking an officer in the head. his vehicle rolling off the road. >> we've got one patrol car that i can see upside down. we van officer out. they're working on him right now. >> reporter: officials finding assault rifles and body armor inside. >> they have two in custody, one on foot. >> reporter: police able to catch two of the suspects. the third getting abap car jacking a vehicle and shoo shooting the driver. s.w.a.t. teams now joining the manhunt. setting up a perimeter around the woods where police believe the suspect may be hiding.
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the officer shot in the head is expected to survive. the driver of the vehicle car jacked is expected to also be okay. they have the suspect surrounded they believe. they're trying to use tear gas. >> thank you. now to the trial taking us inside the mind of a mass murderer. for the first time jurors hearing from colorado movie theater shooter james holmes in his own words. and hearing bomb shell testimony from the psychiatrist who spent more than 20 hours with him. >> what's the first thing i need to know about james holmes? >> i'm kind of shy, i guess. >> reporter: for the first time jurors are hearing the admitted theater shooter tell a psychiatrist he has regrets. >> what brings tearing ings to your eyes sometimes? >> just regrets. >> about? >> the shooting. >> reporter: this video taken during a court-ordered exam to determine if hol.
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s was legally insane when he shot in the packed showing of "the dark knight rises" three years ago. >> do you remember the day you were arrested. >> july 20 2012. >> reporter: in an interview two years later, william reeds about his family. >> how would you describe your family? >> um, typical suburban family. well rounded. >> reporter: they could talk for 22 hours. that dmigt, holmes may have been mentally ill but he knew right from wrong and what he was doing. >> sit your opinion that the defendant met the definition of legal sanity? >> yes. >> reporter: that could be a huge blow to his insanity defense. this week his lawyers have been highlights passages like this one he wrote in a notebook before the shooting. his self-diagnosis of broken mind listing a dozen symptoms including schizophrenia.
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>> our thanks to clayton. amy has the other top stories. starting with a big election today. >> it's a presidential election. not for a head of state. for the head of the world's most popular sport, now facing a massive corruption scandal. despite protests and calls for resignation, the head of world soccer sepp blatter, is expected to remain the president. he insists only a few members of the organization are tied to the alleged corruption. well a shocking double murder in baltimore as the city faces a surge of violence following last month's riots. a woman and her young son were found shot in their home. 38 people have been murdered in the city this month. the deadliest in two decades. a sharp drop in arrests since the death of freddie gray if police custody last month. a big scare in a north carolina neighborhood after an
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explosive device planted on man's suv wept off. he managed to avoid getting hurt. several nearby homes were evacuated at a precaution. no arrests and no motive reported so far. those southern california beaches shut down after oily tar washed ashore could reopen as early as this afternoon. the cleanup could last another week. so far, no additional tar has washed up on the beaches. the source remains a mystery. well, doctor mattic new time-lapse video shows the moment a volcano erupted on a small island in southern japan today. ash climbing five miles into the air. one once called the force of the eruption incredible. remarkably no major daniel reported. and finally, one remarkable couple's remarkable anniversary gift. richard and mary arambula just celebrated they're 70th wedding
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anniversary. he was 17 and she was 16 when they were married. their grand qun daughter began to write to celebrities asking them to send their best wishes to her grandpaintrents. the vatican sent a blessing. if white house sent a letter signed by the president and first lady. bill clinton, billy crystal, george clooney all send hand-written notes. we do have what we think might be the best response from tommy chong. he wrote, congratulations on being together 70 years and not killing each other. >> kind of a true statement. >> but congratulations. >> this is a happy friday. >> and let us all say happy anniversary to them. now to dampt kind of letter. kids from all across the country competing at the spelling bee last night. and it came down to just two. and they were both so good they
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couldn't pick just one winner. t.j. holmes is here with the story. good morning, t.j. >> lara they ran out of words last night. how you going to run out of words at the national spelg bee? that's what happens when you throw words like spragaful at your two finalists and they say, bring it on. the word -- vanya. >> may i please have the definition? >> reporter: sure. vanya, a winner. >> areally the alternate pronunciations? >> reporter: in fact there are. gokul. he's a winner, too. >> congratulations. >> reporter: that's right. for the second year in a row, we have two champs. vanya shivashankar and gokul venkatachalam. the road to the finals paved
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with perseverance. disappointing dings. and incredible wit. >> h may i have an easy word please? >> reporter: but in the end, it was down the two, vanya and gokul. going word -- >> t-e. >> correct. >> reporter: for word. >> n-u-n-a-t-a-k. >> correct. >> reporter: the word warriors winning for a second straight time. >> everything takes work and passion. i put that in. i know gokul did, too. >> i'm happy to have success. >> the young lady her sister won it five years ago. so they -- that family has been at the national spelling bee for ten years straight for one of their kids. now both of them split $37,000 in cash and prizes. the boy there, he knew the word. he said i didn't want to waste everybody's time.
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i knew it when i heard it. love it. >> and dropped the mike. >> and that was the contest. yes. >> thank you, t.j. >> you got it. ginger we saw the damage down south. the northeast has a lot of storm damage too.of the most 150 fear -- severe weather reports we were spelling flooding here, in toms river. if you can't go through it, don't. weekend getaway brought to you by pet smart.
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>> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. only storm tracker 6 live double scan. we've had these stubborn showers that are dissipating. they've here for hours from maryland, moving into delaware. the refuse us are dry with bright sunshine. the current temperature 69. 86, warm and breezy. tomorrow, warm and humid 85 degrees, late-day shower or thunderstorm. a number of showers or thunderstorms on sunday. we had rob and gio and everybody on. that is ugly now. >> it's going to take longer for that to go away. >> imagine. >> no no no.
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don't want to. thank you, ginger. much more ahead. a big new development in the mansion murder case. what cops were searching for overnight. and harrison ford back in action just months after the horrible plane crash. and major alert about bugling up. how those taxi rides could be more dangerous than you think. and ed sheeran taking over "gma." wait for it. brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from... farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients like cage-free eggs. mmm. heaven. real ingredients.
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bit of a delay. in west norton there's a wreck along main street at center avenue. there's trouble with the traffic lights marshall street at markley street. terrible accidents saint georges delaware cox neck road and club corner road. 42 close to 55, the wreck has cleared out. i195 westbound near south broad street a wreck. >> 6abc zoo balloon is in flight providing panoramic cruise of the delaware valley. karen is in for david murphy with accuweather. >> reporter: what a view you have we have these nearly stationary showers stuck near dover, delaware. they might make it to cumberland
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county, new jersey before dissipating. 69 degrees, less humid bright sunshine breezy, tomorrow, warm humid 85 degrees for the high. shower or thunderstorm at night. sunday, showers and thunderstorms at times. 84 degrees, monday periods of rain much cooler high of 65 monday, matt. >> thanks, karen. detectives in delaware county hope an autopsy whether give them answer -- will give them answers on the body in the suitcase. more of the story on "action news."
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good morning, america. right now, the south on alert again this morning. more severe storms moving in. as people are forced from their homes by that fast-rising water. also right now, federal investigators searching for the person who aimed a laser at four commercial jets flying over new york last night. and new details in the mansion murder. police removing new evidence from the crime scene overnight. >> good morning america, on this friday morning. we're so excited. ed sheeran is coming the central park. first time ever. ♪ he'll put on a show. >> he will indeed, george. the crowd, they're a little pumped up. oh, look at that. had to sell tickets. not sell tickets. tiblgts were available online. we didn't sell them. but sold out. >> people all night long
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waiting. >> lining up since 3:00 a.m. he'll sing live. we're celebrating our big world cup sendoff. that's team usa. they're on a ferry from new jersey. going to join news the park. >> they're on the "gma" concert bus. joining them as well. they come up far party in the park. >> all that is ahead. but first, we want to get to serious new developments in the mansion murder. police are still searching for clues this morning. and now there are questions about the worker who delivered that $40,000 to the home. and what he told police. ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: overnight, police poring over the home where those four brutal murders took place in an upscale d.c. nand. towing cars from the crime scene. in search of any clues to aid the investigation. this morning, learning more about the $40,000 in cash delivered to the home before it was set ablaze.
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with salve vas savopoulos wife amy, son phillip, and house cooper vera inside. am employee who worked as a driver handling daily assignments, known as w-1. he delivered a package the day of the fire. late those instructions were september by text a day before. and w-1 admitted he lied when he told police the car where the money was to be dropped was locked. w-1 has not been arrested. and not charged with any crime. >> that will be the real focus. are the statements willful? a mistake? or did he just plain not understand the questions? >> reporter: while police hunt for accomplices. this morning, 36-year-old daron wint is the only person charged if connection with the murders.
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an attorney who represented him in the past said he's not capable of this kind of crime. >> he's intelligent. he's got street sense. he's not a street thug by any means. >> reporter: as the surviving family members preparing to lay them to rest this week. he's said to be from one of the islands that makes him of the greek orthodox religion. a 10-year-old dreaming of becoming a race car driver. the latest on "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond. on trial for stabbing a man in a bar fight. reena ninan has the story. >> i opened my plaque coat and, there's blood all over the beige sweater. >> reporter: prosecutors presenting blood-stained clothing worn by 25-year-old casey smet.
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who says he was stabbed by dustin diamond in a bar fight last christmas. >> a scuffle broke out. somehow me and mr. diamond became locked into a fight. >> do you know how deep it is? >> reporter: a video shows smet in his home after the brawl. he told police he didn't immediately realize he was hurt. >> she said enough with the brp blp pick [ bleep ] pictures. >> reporter: they say the fight broke out when his fiance confronted people about taking pictures of the actor. >> i said let go a few times. >> and then what happened? >> she didn't and i punched her in the face. >> reporter: prosecutors say diamond initially claimed he was holding a pen, not a fifeknife during the scuffle. but changed his story.
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>> he seemed alarmd. >> at that point did he change his story? >> he was then conceding he had a knife. >> reporter: if convicted, diamond could face up to ten years in prison. he's pleaded not guilty. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news new york. now to harrison ford back in the air for the first time since crashing his plane on the golf course. the actor behind the controls of a helicopter. cecilia vega has the story. >> reporter: overnight rkts harrison ford back in the sky. >> that's mr. harrison ford. >> reporter: the 72-year-old seen at the airport driving a golf cart and returning to his beloved number one hobby, flying. copiloting this bell 307 helicopter less than three months after he survived a small plane accident. >> immediate return. >> reporter: crashing his world war ii era plane last month.
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both engines failing over a busy residential neighborhood. with golfers running to his aid until crews arrived at the scene. on thursday ford experiencing smooth skies and an easy landing. "people" reporting he was in the air for a couple of hours and though he walked with a slight limp, a source telling the magazine he seemed very excited about flying again. >> crash landing. >> thanks. >> reporter: the action star known for his daredevil scenes. >> get off my plane. >> reporter: showing she's still fearless in real life. for "good morning america," cecilia vega abc news new york. >> happy to know he's doing as well as he is. more on the flooding. ginger couldn't wait she made her way to central park. >> yes, we got here. look at the crowd. ky not tell you this is a big one this morning. we have
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let's check the forecast, austin is where we begin this morning they are part of the same line of storms moving on through remember a lot of that has flash flooding with it. you can see the breaks in the clouds in austin. this weekend we have rounds of storms that will bring flash flood threats to oklahoma and arkansas and louisiana. you can see the lightning that comes along with that too. that's the big picture we'll get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we have a stubborn shower trying to move into cumberland county, new jersey, high of 86, i say nice and breezy, less humid, warm and sunny. tomorrow, warm and humid again.
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to find some of the cutest faces here in the crowd. are you ready for ed? whoo! all right. we'll be right back here in central park. for now, back to the studio. lots more ahead. a major seat belt safety alert. how your car rides could be more dangerous than you think. and a shocking teen sexting scandal. possible jail time. >> all that and ed sheeran live. just ahead. ♪ hey rich what's that in your hand? my at&t cell phone bill. verizon bill? yeah... that's cool no... how much are you spending per month? $110 bucks $120 bucks $330 dollars? yeah... what if sprint could cut your rate plan in half and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s. and match your data? goodbye verizon. i am done with at&t. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatever it costs for you to come to sprint. visit us online or at a sprint store today.
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riding in the backseat of a taxi or car service when suddenly disaster. many of us have been there, choosing not the wear seat belts. >> oh my god. >> reporter: like this family. battered but lucky not series injured. watch again. this is how dangerous that decision can be. father and son flying in the pling of an eye. >> oh my god! [ crying ] >> reporter: 22 states don't require passengers in the backseat to wear a seat belt. in the bustling streets of new york city 62% of riders doep buckle up. >> people have the mind set that when they get into the back of a cab, that they're somehow safer and that's absolutely not true. you're just as vulnerable. >> reporter: this morning, renewed fears after john nash, the mathematician who inspired the film "a beautiful mind" died saturday along with his
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wife in the back of taxi on the new jersey turnpike. neither were wears bbltseat belts. about half of all traffic deaths occur with people not wear sbts. you can see the different seat belts make. the unbuckled woman slamming her head hard. the buckled woman on the right clearly in pain but her sbt preventing a bigger injury. source tell abc news it's the transportation service's responsibility to have a properly inspected vehicle with seat belts. it's the passenger's responsibility to wear it. while you may hate buckling up for quick trips. hay may just save your life. for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news new york. >> if that doesn't convince you the buckle up you don't know what will. >> we all do it now. >> absolutely. coming up on "gma," the holograms that could become a
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this is really cool. red hot. it's new technology. hot hol fram technology. an article in the hollywood reporter says it's about to become a billion-dollar business. and we sent who else, nick what to check it out. >> yeah. >> reporter: tupac at coachella. michael jackson at the billboard music awards. yep, holograms can bring artists back from the dead on stage, in 3-d. what is cooler they can project real people living people me, anywhere in the world in real time. so right now, i'm backstage. lenny, go out front. so what you're seeing is not the real me. this is the hologram me. the real me is still backstage. these guys can project me dancing anywhere in the world. >> tonight mooer we're making television history. >> reporter: they projected jimmy kimmel from hollywood to
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>> good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. it is friday, may 29. let's take a look at matt pellman's look at i-95. >> reporter: last work day in may, matt, you may find delays on i-95 southbound side from the blimg to girard. -- betsy ross bridge to girard. don't forget they are shifting the pattern to the center of the roadway. slow speeds like normal on the schuylkill expressway. have a crash in wynnewood along lang avenue, route 30. a bunch of ramp problems in the pottstown, crash on 422 westbound to sanatoga. on the ramp 724 to the westbound
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lanes watch out for a broken down vehicle. broken down truck on 295 southbound past warwick road. route ten trolley will be riding buses between 63rd and malvern in center city because of a disabled bus. >> it's going to be a good beach weekend. taking a look live at the ocean in atlantic city. karen rogers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: take me there right now. it is breezy and nice, beautiful sunshine. storm tracker 6 live double scan showers in delaware have dissipated now and things looking dry except for that speck near cumberland county. 72 degrees in philadelphia. a lot more comfortable than yesterday. 66 in allentown. 70 in millville. 86 today breezy and less humid lots of sunshine and nice. tomorrow, warm, humidity comes back, 85 degrees for the high,
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good morning, america. school sexting scandals. students charged. inside the explosive investigation. why the high school students could face serious jail time. medical stunner. the size zero story everyone is buzzing about. >> i'm a size zero. and i got liposuction. every other option. experts say it may have been the only solution. shocking "bachelor" breakup. whitney and chris split. and cruel intentions reunion. why they're back together right now. get ready for ed. >> are you ready to get your party on?
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>> superstar singer ed sheeran live only here as we say -- >> hi i'm ed sheeran. good morning, america. wake up. and we do say good morning, america, on this friday morning. a lot of excitement right now for our huge party in the park. >> all the tickets are gone. people lining up since 3:00 a.m. look how crowded it is. everyone wants to hear ed sheeran. and lara is right there, center stage. hey, lara. >> hi george. as you can see, a lot of excitement here in central park. huge party in the park. i dare say. one of the biggest i have ever seen. so many people waking up early to get here. a massive turnout all for the electrifying the one and only, ed sheeran. here he comes, everybody. ed sheeran. [ cheers and applause ]
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>> hi. so nice to meet you. ed is hitting our stage for the very first time. so looking forward to hearing all of his hits. the album, if you noticed, these lovely ladies. they're just the women's national soccer team. here this morning, joiping us to sing to dance with ed. just before they head to the world cup. cannot wait. george, robin, amy, ginger, everybody, get down here. >> we will be out there, soon. right now, let's go to amy. the big story this morning. the unrelenting storms dumping more rain from texas to oklahoma and kansas. trapping drive nrs their car. lightning across dallas as the
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area was drenched overnight. the worst may be yet to come for low-lying up tos downstream. some rivers are still rising forcing families from their homes at this hour. a similar scene near oklahoma city. the death toll there still climbing as the search continues for the missing. we'll have updates as its warranted. breaking right now, police here in new york investigating laser attacks on planes leaving jfk airport. pilots on four commercial flights report being hit with lasers last night. no arrests made. a former speaker of the house has stepped down from his lobbyist job after being accused of bank fraud. dennis hastert promised to pay an unidentified person nearly $3 million in hush money. the investigation points to his life before congress when he was a teacher and coach in illinois.
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now to a school sexting scandal. 20 teen boys facing charges accused of using their phones to share photos of naked girls. some of those girls may be in trouble, as well. >> reporter: this morning, a small new jersey town rocked by a school sexting scandal. 20 male students 19 juveniles and one adult have been criminally charged with invasion of privacy for trading pictures of nude underage female classmates. police seizing 27 cell phones. on them images of partially nude or nude girls. a mother of one of the charged boys who didn't want to be identified said the boys were passing the pictures around like trading cards. >> girls know that the boys trade them. and it's kind of a game that the girls want to be involved in. >> reporter: the superintendent is not taking the situation lightly. >> we're doing everything we can
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to make sure we get the right message to kids. that it's harmful for them and besides, it's against the law. >> reporter: many of the students' parents have attorneys. the 18-year-old charged as an adult could face up to five years in state prison if convicted. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo abc news, new york. a milestone today. the observation deck of one world trade center is opening to the public. it took nine years and more than $3 billion to build the tower. reaching the top will cost your $32. and finally pig churctures of a marriage proposal have gone viral. not in a good way. this proposal took place at another couple's wedding. these pictures got more than 2 million views with a lot of negative comments like nice way to upstage the bride and groom,
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which is one of the nicest comments we can mention on this program. but here's the catch. this was the bride's sister. and it was sanctioned by the bride. she encouraged her now fiance -- they are happy. people were nasty on the internet. >> ooh. >> saying any girl's wedding nightmare. but it was actually a joyous occasion for all. a fmly celebration. >> nobody was harmed in the film. >> nobody was. congratulations. our friday shark tank battle. who will win over daymond john. let's go the lara in central park with the morning menu. >> hey, george. here's what's coming up on our "gma" morning many ewe. first, medical news. a size zero woman who decided to get liposuction. and a big breakup for chris and whitney. and the cruel intentions
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cannot wait for that. right now, we want to go back to robin, george and amy. zplrnlgts thank you, lara. time for the heat index. a size zero woman who got liposuction. her friends thought she was crazy. she says she had a good reason. her story was first told in "harper's bazaar." and juju chang has more. >> she said she ate nothing but salad with chicken, worked out five days a week. what makes her so unusual is not that she's a size zero that got lipo but she's shouting it from the workout. 38-year-old meg o'brien had a problem, belly fat. >> i would get my nails done. they would congratulate me on my baby. i'm not pregnant. i wanted to get rid of the stomach stomach. >> reporter: she gave her tummy
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a name gus. she called in the big guns. >> i'm a zizsize zero. and i got liposuction. >> reporter: wait what? >> i would say i'm going the have looip suction and people would say, oh to you can be a 00? >> reporter: as it turns out, she's the perfect candidate for liposuction. >> liposuction is ideal for contouring one's body. that means removing specific areas and pockets of fat. it's not a weight loss procedure. >> reporter: instead of hiding her beauty secret, she announced her decision to go under the knife with a movie trailer. ♪ >> reporter: and this movie has happy ending. the doctor took her extra fat and filled out her cheeks. sculpted her cheeks and chin.
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>> i feel better about shopping. more confident in clothes. >> reporter: and she's confident in her decision. >> for the people being negative it's my body. it's my life. what do they care? if they're so upset, then don't have it. >> meg says her surgery cost $35,000. no insurance. she knows it sounds extreme. she says she's been pleasantly surprised by the support she's getting. the only person who knows if it was truly worth it is the person paying the bill. >> good point. >> wow. >> very interesting. not what i was expecting. next up in the heat index. that "bachelor" breakup. chris and whitney calling it quits. >> reporter: their romance blossoming in front of an audience of millions. >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: just seven months
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after this proposal. >> will you marry me? >> absolutely. >> reporter: turns out there won't be a happily ever after for iowa-based prince farming chris soules and whitney bischoff. >> they were never in the same place at the same time. >> reporter: if you think their story ended fast you're not wrong. they're not alone. >> jason mesnick famously breaking things off with melissa. remember juan pablo. he didn't propose. just offered these words. >> i like you a lot. >> reporter: but the romance with the shortest running time. brad womack who don't pick anyone. only four couples have made it down the aisle after 30 seasons. >> these relationships end a
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week to six months after the show finale airs. >> reporter: whitney recently shared the stress of dating post reality show. >> you know being in hiding. we had secret week ends they would set up for you. those goobs were always really really tough. >> reporter: all hope is not lost for those hoping to find true love on tv. after 12 years and two kids the first ever bachelorette trista and hubby ryan are still going strong. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> ah. >> we certainly wish them well on their separate ways. >> we do. george? it's time for shark tank your life. day mopd john from shark tank joins us. first, i see that pin right there. you're now an ambassador. >> i am. an ambassador. president obama appointed me
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presidential ambassador of global entrepreneurship. i tell people how to empower themselves are their smartphone. hopefully they can feed their families and become financially free. >> i get to-- congratulations. >> i get to tell them to call me mr. ambassador. >> the first kid-themed product from janette harwell. hi. everyday objects into toys. take it away. >> my product line box play for kids transforms everyday objects to fun toys for kids. egg cartons into cool pianos. this toilet paper roll gets new life as a shark. recycle and reimagine with box play for kids.
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>> all the right. let's see what the kids thought at home. >> love this activity. because you get to put stickers on all kinds of boxes. and this is my favorite one. i'm going to give this a thumbs up. >> i have to give this a thumbs up. because it is so creative and so fun to use. and it's just like a real binocular. >> all right. across the board. four thumbs up. now next up perry kaye. he thinks his product takes kids artwork to the next level. here comes perry. all yours. >> good morning, sharks. too many people think this is a toy. this is not a toy. this is a toy. this is called the shape shark. you draw a shape and it cuts it out. draw any shape and it cuts it out. if you run it on your skin it
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won't cut you. this is a toy. this is the shape shark. >> all right. >> i have to know how that works. see how the kids did it. >> once i got the hang of it, it was fun and easy. i have to give this product a thumbs up. >> it was hard for me to cut out. so i give this product the thumbs down. >> kind of a mixed one right there. day monday now it's your turn. what do you think? >> it's tough. i think jeanette's idea of turn turning everyday products into things you can play with i'm always running out of my rolaids because of heart burn. i like that. but you know what? that's the knife that's safe for kids. the kids really liked yours more. so i'm going to go with -- you, because -- i don't know what kids like. i loved them both. thank you. >> awesome. >> really amazing.
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>> janette, perry, thank you. >> i wish you could come on "shark tank" so i don't have to deal with some other things. >> our shark tank trophy. we got it right here. >> and it's time. there you go. >> yay. thank you, so cool. thank you so much. thank you so much. >> good stuff. >> thank you. >> daymond, thank you for coming back again. tune in to "shark tank" tonight. let's go back out to ginger in the park. [ cheers and applause ] look at the crowd. not only u.s. women's soccer coming up but ed sheeran. this is beautiful day in the northeast you can see the it will cool down, new york city in the
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80s. 70s on monday him that's the big picture let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: he was a good singer right? storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry and comfortable, 72. let's check the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast you can look outside and see the bright sunshine, 86 degrees, breezy and less humid, lots of sunshine tomorrow, warm, humid returns, 85 degrees for the high, showers and thunderstorms in a couple of spots saturday night, 84 sunday, cooler monday, ginger? we can't wait to join her. and ed sheeran as well. but, so you're going to -- >> for this point, i'll fill in a little bit. i'll handle the "pop."
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i have three words. krut intentions reunion. the best girls night out of the year. the stars themselves love it. reese witherspoon, sarah michelle gellar selma blair went to see -- get this. the cruel intentions the musical. they snapped some selfies. thank you all for your incredible intentions. >> nicely done. >> i would do anything to see that musical. >> how do they re-create the pool scene? >> very carefully. let's go with that. this is my favorite of all time. next time you need a ride think about the benefits of uber pool. you save money. meet new people. and kristin bell might be there, too.
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she accidentally ordered a car pool. she was unaware of the option. she initially tweeted her drive had to pick someone else up. this should the fun. then it got awkward. no one is talking. the silence is the only thing more awkward than if all of us were talking. then it got musical. breaking news. one of them is sipging. take my hand we'll make it i square. you know when google does those holiday thinks. it's like uber's summer version, the pool. and she picked it. >> no. >> can you imagine seeing kristen bell in there? >> kind of a checken of the sea moment. >> not as bad. kind of charming. i would pay extra for that. kristen, if you want to join me anytime. get ready to lose yourself in this music video. shelby mitchusson performing
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"lose yourself" in sign language. she submitted this for a job. obviously, she was hired. it makes it youthful. sign language is beautiful in itself. this makes it hip. she'll bring us more videos she said. she'll be posting, soon. she got the job. have she e motes the feeling of the song. she's so good at that. >> it made me want to learn sign language to be able to sing a song like that. >> we should say thank you. su shelby. >> thank you shelby. that's all we go. >> let's go to lara in the park. >> thank you so much, george. george, here he is. the man of the hour. ed sheeran is a what? six-time grammy nominee. the most streamed artist on spotify last year. a lot of that was me. i'm not going to lie. every time i hear "thinking out
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loud" i get choked up. he has the park rocking this morning. it's your first time in central park i understand the. >> yeah. i didn't realize it was my first time on "gma" as well. i seemed to have done it before. but yeah i'm excited to be here. >> we're thrilled to have you. you're singing not one but three of your biggest hits. to you have a favorite to sing? >> out of the three i'm doing, "thinking out loud" is always quite fun. >> i was just reading that song -- it was about your love. and it's so beautiful. and i think everybody when they hear it hopes that somebody feels that way about them. >> probably one or two. >> yeah. i want to ask you about life right now. 2013 you were opening up for your friend taylor swift. now you're headlining football stadiums in the midst of a sold-out tour. a guy with a dpit tar. >> i mean the most surprising thing to me is it's the u.s.
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for english people it's never been something that is that achievable. i think the door has been opened of late for english artists. it's very fun. very fun. i enjoy being here. it's a great, great crowd. great crowds. everyone is so passionate and friendly and nice. it's great. >> you guys want to hear ed sing? coming up on "good morning america," ed is going to sing one of his biggest hits. we'll talk a little bit more. here's a clue. don't go anywhere. "gma," ed sheeran. coming up. tt2wút3n@/4 btún!/4 tt2wút3n@/4 "aún1#p tt2wút3n@/4 bmún:(é tt4wút3n@/4 " dzlq b]é tt4wút3n@/4 " enlq 2y< tt4wút3n@/4 " gzl& +íd
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>> 8:27, philadelphia police are searching for the man identified in the sexual assault in south philadelphia monday. they raided his mother's home yesterday. she is calling on her son to surrender. on this friday morning we rook to matt pellman for traffic. >> reporter: what would a friday morning without heavy traffic along the schuylkill expressway. it's heavy busy in both directions. you can see the sea of tail lights. westbound travel time slower. on the big picture delays continue on i-95 southbound through the northeast. we have a crash at whitiker and lou -- luzerne street. one at long shore on the inner drive on the boulevard.
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karen rogers road an accident. evesham watch out for a wreck along # 3 northbound at lincoln drive. septa west trenton regional rail lines delays of 15 minutes because of signal issues. >> we're in for a dandy of a day today. karen rogers filling in for david murphy. >> reporter: it's bright and beautiful and breezy and friday. it's a gorgeous start to the day, 72 degrees. less humid than yesterday. 66 in allentown, 70 in millville. 86 today. warm day it's breezy and less humid. tomorrow warm, it's humid again, 85 for the high. late-day shower or thunderstorm. especially at night a chance for that. sunday showers or thunderstorms at any point. the second half of the day is the better half for that. periods of rain on monday, cooler, 65. >> find out what manhattan
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♪ i gave mer my time for two or three nights and it put it on pause until the moment was right ♪ i went away for four months until our paths krosed again. she said i was never looking for a friend ♪ ♪ maybe bring a lemon and a bottle of gin if you wanted me show vould have just said just sing it ♪ ♪ ah la la la la ♪ i don't want that know that babe don't mes with my love i told her she knows take aim and reload ♪ ♪ i don't wan mono that babe ♪ a couple weeks i want to see her we drink away the days with the takeaway pizza ♪ ♪ the way i treat her singing now a week all over the track like a feature i don't want you either note me and her we make money the same way four cities
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two planes the same day those shows have never been what it's about ♪ ♪ maybe we'll go together and figure it out we'll sit on a couch we'll be missing it out should have written it down ♪ ♪ i was confused about i sad here singing ah la la la la don't mess with my heart that heart is so cold all on my own i don't wanna know that babe ♪ ♪ i told her she knows take aim and reload i don't want to know that ♪ ♪ on my hole tell door i already told you trust is what we do this for i never intended to be next up you didn't need to take him to bed thats a all ♪ ♪ i never saw him as a threat until you disappeared with him to have sex we were staying on
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the same hotel floor it was never just this and i thought you were different ♪ ♪ not the way you realize a bit too much too late all this time god knows i'm singing don't mess with my heart ♪ ♪ that heart is so cold all over my home i don't want no know that babe don't mess with my love i told he she knows take aim and reload ♪ ♪ i don't want to know that babe ah, la, la, la, la ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh ed sheeran. i don't think it's don't. i think it's do. please do keep going. we love you. how great was that? >> so good. amazing. >> he has a couple of fans here. you can see them on camera. we have cale talking 100 for a lot of places that have been on the cool side.
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look at that high coming into arizona, nora muchanic look -- new mexico look at las vegas a quick look at the flood flood watches and warnings. up to 2 to 3 inches of rain still coming rounds of storm through the weekend. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, our wet day will be sunday. today we're dry storm tracker 6 live double scan, let's check the forecast, 865 nice comfortable high it's warm, breezy and less humid lots of sunshine. tomorrow the warmth and humidity returns, 85. to talk about twent "20/20." a big one tonight. a startling real-life con job. the sweetheart swindle. tonight at 10:00 eastern here on
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abc's "20/20." robin, i know you're up there with the group we are also here to see. u.s. women's soccer. >> the women's u.s. national soccer team. up here with 23 superstars -- it's coming up. the cheers. the cheers. [ crowd chanting ] >> all: usa, usa, usa. >> the world cup is coming up. match you can see tomorrow. please welcome, team usa here to "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] unbelievable. okay. abby this is your fourth world cup. where is shannon? playing in her fourth as well. there's shannon. christy playing in her fifth. a good mix. the team jelling? coming together? >> of course. i think the thing that's different is we're a team of
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depth. we have hopefully seven games to play. every player on the tame will have an impact. hopefully, you'll tune in. >> i don't think that will be a problem. what's this -- this group of death that i'm hearing about that you're involved in. australia, sweden nigeria. >> of course we're in a tough group. but, i think that what we always think about is that you know we vo the beat the best teams to win the world cup. if we do it in the early stages or late sh that that's what we're here to do. >> you do that. it's about sharing the sport and growing the sport. >> absolutely. we have something special that we can do this summer. the coverage is amazing. 23 awesome teammates here. we're ready to bring it home. >> we have a -- we have a -- >> today is tobin heath's
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birthday. >> where are you? >> tobin? >> i love this social media campaign. she believes. tell us about that. >> it's campaign we kicked off this last few weeks. it's amazing. we want to give back to the communities that helped us get here. all of us did these really cool things. went to soccer fields did clinics. went to the boys and girls club. we want people to ups all around the country that no matter where you are, you can be on this stage at one point in your life. if you believe. >> if you believe. and we do believe. we certainly do believe. i believe that you have some gifts for -- >> we do. >> hey? come on out here. >> lara. ginger. >> we're coming. >> we want to gift to you guys. your own very personalized jerseys. >> oh, wow. >> and i have robin roberts
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here. >> thank you. >> that's awesome. >> got the last name on it. what to you mean? >> your name wouldn't fit. >> you got your first name. >> and spencer. so thank you so much for having us robin. >> one for time. for team usa. as they head off. [ cheers and applause ] is this a sendoff or what? >> this is incredible. >> we want to thank new york waterways for getting you here on the ferry. all the way from new jersey. you have the big game coming up tomorrow that we can see you all on espn against south korea. there you are. and then of course the world cup coming up next month in canada. thank you all very much. oh yeah. stick around. ed sheeran. ed sheeran when we come back.
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[ cheers and applause ] we're back with ed sheeran. so great to have you here. coming off of a number one hit with thinking out loud. multiply is huge. the latest hit, photograph. that incredible video with real home videos from your dad. >> yeah. um well i don't know. he got all of them changed to dvd at christmas as a present. i asked if i could edit them all into a video.
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he said yes, thanksfully. there's like 56 hour of footage. >> really special. the song the words, so special. we would love to hear you sing it. >> all right. >> here he is everybody. ed sheeran with "photograph." ♪ ♪ loving can hurt loving can hurt sometimes ♪ ♪ but it's the only thing that i know ♪ ♪ when it gets hard you know it can get hard sometimes ♪
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♪ it is the only thing that makes us feel alive ♪ ♪ and we keep this love in his photograph we made these memories for ourselves ♪ ♪ where our eyes are never closing hearts were never breken nbroken times forever frozen still ♪ ♪ so you can keep me inside the pocket of your rippeded jeans holding me closer till our eyes meet you won't ever be alone ♪ ♪ wait for me to come home ♪ ♪ loving can heal loving can mend your soul ♪
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♪ and it's the only thing that i know know know, know, know ♪ ♪ we seep this love in this photograph we made these memory for ourselves ♪ ♪ where our eyes are never closing our hearts were never broken times forever frozen still ♪ ♪ so you can keep me inside the pocket of your ripped jeans ♪ ♪ holding me closer till our eyes meet you won't ever be alone ♪ ♪ wait for me to come home ♪ ♪ wait for me to come home ♪ ♪ wait for me to come home ♪
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♪ wait for me to come home ♪ ♪ and you can fit me inside the necklace you got when you were 16 next to your heart beat where i should be keep it deep within your soul ♪ ♪ when i'm away i will remember how you kissed me ♪ ♪ under the lamp post back on sixth street hearing you whisper through the phone ♪ ♪ wait for me to come home ♪ [ cheers and applause ]
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[ cheers and applause ] we have a very excited crowd here in central park. they have been waiting for hours. we have ed sheeran now singing his first number one sing until the u.s. "thinking out loud." ♪ when your legs don't work like they used to before and i can't sweep you off of your feet ♪ ♪ will your mouth still remember the taste of my love will your eyes still smile from your cheeks ♪ ♪ well darling i will be loving you 'til we're 70
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and baby my heart could still fall as hard at 23 ♪ ♪ and i'm thinking 'bout how people fall in love in mysterious ways maybe just the touch of a hand ♪ ♪ oh me i fall in love with you every single day ♪ ♪ and i just want to tell you i am ♪ ♪ so honey now take me into your loving arms kiss me under the light of a thousand stars ♪ ♪ place your head on my beating heart ♪ ♪ i'm thinking out loud maybe we found love right where we are ♪
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♪ when my hair's all but gone and my memory fades ♪ ♪ and this crowd don't remember my name when my hands don't play the strings the same way mm i know you will still love me the same ♪ ♪ cause honey your soul can never grow old it's ever green ♪ ♪ well baby your smile's forever in my mind and memory ♪ ♪ i'm thinking bout how people fall in love in mysterious ways ♪ ♪ maybe it's all part of a plan i'll just keep on making ♪
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♪ the same mistakes hoping that you'll understand but baby now take me into your ♪ ♪ loving arms kiss me under the light of a thousand stars oh my darling ♪ ♪ place your head on my beating heart i'm thinking out loud we found love right where we are ♪ ♪ baby we found love right where we are ♪ ♪ and we found love right where we are ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much.
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[ cheers and applause ] it's a love fest. ed sheeran. thank you so much. for being with us today on "good morning america." the name of the album is "multiply." currently on a sold-out tour all over the u.s. >> and how did it feel performing in front of the crowd in central park? >> they're really lovely. really lovely. >> you all are lovely. >> they have these big cut-out heads. >> good morning everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. 8:56 friday, may 29. let's see what's going on with matt pellman.
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>> reporter: yes, we are bypassing delays on 30, east of here we'll see midday construction that slowed you down the other days this this week and we expect it to again. there's a crash in norristown along violet street at oak street. on the big picture bad crash in feltonville whitiker and luzerne that's a good intersection to avoid. on the boulevard northbound at long shopper we have a crash. delays on i-95 at the schuylkill. watch out for a car that ran into a tree springfield township along the fort dix access road. >> let's go outside to karen rogers. >> reporter: it's bright sunshine, 72 in the city. 71 in allentown. 70 in millville.
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86, warm and breezy and less humid. tomorrow, warm the humidity returns, though, 85 degrees is the high. late in the day or at night we'll have a few spots that get a shower or thunderstorm. sunday, showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. 84. monday 65 degrees, a big change coming your way. we'll have the latest on the search for a rape suspect on "action news" at noon. police raided his mother's home yesterday. she is calling on her son to surrender. "live" with kelly and michael is next. have a great friday everyone, extra great weekend!
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>> the co-hosts reveal their final favorite workout tools as we wrap up the witness countdown. plus we announce the big winner of "live's" inspiration photo contest, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] snoup how here are emmy award winner kelly ripa and michael strahan.
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