good morning, america. breaking news. crews racing to rescue hundreds on a capsized cruise ship. more than 450 people on board after the ship was slammed by a cyclone. teams tapping the bottom of the boat with hammers, listening for survivors. the very latest right now. breaking overnight. security breakdown. the head of the tsa forced out after that alarming report on airport security first reported by abc. the new changes coming to make the skies safer. "i'm free." caitlyn jenner stepping out for the first time. new details on the successful transition of the olympic champion. >> bruce always had to tell a lie. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. i'm free. >> new foes and details from the

insider who was by her side all this time. and the high school graduating class that brought the funk. and brought the house down. ♪ dancing their way to their diplomas. was this the best graduation ceremony ever? we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. we can't wait to meet those incredible kids in just a moment. but, what everybody is talking about, caitlyn jenner and those photographs in vanity fair 1 million twitter followers in four hours and this morning closing in on 2 million. >> you can't take your eyes off those pictures. but first, we have to get to this breaking news dramatic images of a passenger cruise ship capsized. it was hit by strong winds and

heavy rains byfrom a sighcyclone. the captain of the ship has been arrested. >> reporter: incredible scenes on the yangtze river. this look at them tapping on the hull of the overturned ferry they can still hear people yelling for help from inside. so far, 14 survivors, some pulled from the water, some escaping themselves including the captain, but hundreds are still missing. it happened just about 9:30 p.m. monday in china, that's almost 18 hours ago. a pleasure cruise mostly senior citizens then torrential rains and fierce winds sank the boat quickly. now divers are on the site. the boat has drifted two miles in the strong currents and there's still air pockets inside. desperate relatives are furious. i'm angry, this man says we have no idea whether our relatives are dead or alive.

he rushed to the scene, the whole nation riveted by this disaster. reminiscent of last year's ferry disaster in south korea, more than 300 killed many young students when that boat capsized. that captain there has been sentence to life in prison. the captain arrested. reportedly telling investigators his boat was hit by a fierce sudden storm and sunk within minutes. >> terry, thank you now to the fallout from that alarming report about security at u.s. airports revealing how easy it can be to get weapons on a plane. first reported here on "good morning america." the acting head of 2 tsa was forced out overnight. big changes to screenings have been ordered. abc's david kerley is at reagan national with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the shuffle of management was quick after abc news learned that testers were able to

smuggle prohibitive items through security on 67 of 70 attempts. the catalyst for the dramatic shakeup came right here at security check points. tsa screeners missed 95% of the dummy bombs and weapons which they tried to smuggle through the system. the man who runs homeland security so diss pleased after the classified report he's demoting the head of the security agency. the acting director moved out, replaced by his deputy mark hatfield and that's not all the homeland secretary has ordered immediate action. more ran dan testing of security check points and more equipment checks of the scanners and machines they use to make sure they're calibrated. the man who ran the tsa until

earlier this year was surprised. >> it's disconcerting when we're trained to identify those type of prohibitive items and it doesn't work. >> reporter: now these management changes are temporary, because president obama has approved and nominated a nominee to take over tsa, he's a coast guard admiral. he's still not has been confirmed by the senate. >> david, thanks very much. now to that severe weather slamming the east, as storms bring record rains and powerful winds. >> the engulfed roads frominto new england. heaviest rain falling through pennsylvania up through boston. but this was just the beginning of all of those dangerous roads. check it out. northeast nightmare. blinding rains causing chaos on the commute. >> this is nuts. >> reporter: in the nation's

capital, the capitol nearly struck by lightning. winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour taking out degrees. one crashing into this d.c. city bus with people inside. >> thank god nobody was hurt. >> reporter: at the nationals/blue jays game crews scrambling to cover the field, postponing the game until later today. in pennsylvania visibility so poor. >> i did pull over briefly so i could get myself together. >> reporter: people running for cover in delaware and in new jersey check out this guy's new ride. >> trying to figure out another way of transportation to get home. >> now this will come to an end. still flash flood watches from new york city up to providence and boston. we'll keep those for most of the day, then drop them out. only a half-inch of rain. heaviest will fall along the low pressure system. from south carolina up through

central north carolina and southern virginia. severe weather on tap for parts of northern plains. >> ginger thank you. now to a deadly lion attack an american tourist killed overseas attacked by a lion in a wildlife park and abc's hamish macdonald is in south africa with all of details. >> reporter: this investigation is stepping up right now. the u.s. embassy here is assisting with that. the big question is why, this woman had this window down when there are so many warnings inside the park to keep the car's windows closed. this morning, park rangers investigating how a trip to a safari park became deadly. a tourist taking a photograph from inside the car. >> the lion lunged at the car. >> reporter: park officials just before 2:30 the tourist was being driven through the lion portion of the safari.

windows of her suv rolled down, despite signs advising against it. >> the gentleman driving he sustained some injuries to his arm. >> reporter: paramedics rushing to the scene. medics unable to save the woman. this attack reportedly the third this year at the popular park which draws hundreds of thousands each year. in march, this australian tourist survived being mauled by a lion. it's not just this park cameras capturing other close encounters at south african safaris, roaming residents getting too close like this one. opening the unlocked door to this family car. for now, rangers here at lion park are temporarily caging the big cats. park officials say they aren't going to put down the lioness

responsible for this attack but will move her to an enclosure away from the public. the tourists already back here this morning. they're mingling with the animals. rest assured right now, they'll be taking special notice of those signs inside the park telling them to keep those car's windows shut. now to an american hostage freed this morning after secret talks with rebels in yemen. three other americans still being held. and abc's martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: nothing but relief for the family of the 33-year-old freelance journalist casey coombs told his mother in a brief conversation after his release, he suffered a back injury but the associated press said that he was not badly treated. he had been trying to get out of yemen as part of the ongoing evacuations there. he made it to the airport but was take on the houthi rebels

who now control that country. several other americans as you said who worked in yemen for private industry are still being held. and the state department is trying to get them free. george. >> okay martha thanks very much. now to secretary of state john kerry back on u.s. soil this morning after breaking his leg overseas. kerry was flown back overnight on a military plane and will undergo surgery this morning. abc's jon karl is at the white house with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a serious injury and it comes just as kerry was in the midst of intention negotiations over iran's nuclear program and the battle over isis. state department officials say he's continuing to work the phones from his bedside. talking to the spanish foreign minister yesterday and other european leaders this morning. he's promising a rapid recovery. but robin, an injury like this could keep him from traveling for weeks. >> he's making the calls, not

taking a day off. they want to know will it impact important talks? >> that's the big question i the deadline for those iran talks is the end of month. they're insisting that he will be there for the final round of talks. >> jon, thank you. the race for president now and our exclusive interview with the newest official candidate, south carolina senator lindsey graham the ninth republican to jump in. launching his campaign with this argument. >> i got one simple message. i have more experience with our national security than any other candidate in this race. [ applause ] that includes you, hillary. 12k3w4r senator graham welcome to the race. welcome to "good morning america." thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> you said many times that you

have been more right than wrong on foreign policy but as president obama said yesterday, the hardest part about being president may be living and learning from your wrong decisions, when you have been on foreign policy what did you learn from it. >> i bought the idea that dismantling the iraqi army was a good idea didn't ask enough questions about that. after the second or third trip i realized our policies in iraq weren't going good. >> you had tough words for him as he takes on the nsa's domestic surveillance program, if paul prevails over you and other candidates who would you support for commander in chief? rand paul or hillary clinton? >> when i came out of a coma i would support rand paul. i think it would be devastating

to our party to nominate rand paul on national security in particular. >> i know you don't think it's going to happen. you called hillary clinton a national treasure in the past one of the most effective secretary of states in the past what changed? >> she did a good job in south africa the world is falling apart. she's got her finger print on it. i give her and susan rice credit for pushing president obama to help the libyan people we disengaged. at the end of the day, pull our troops out of iraq too soon. it's a disaster on multiple fronts. she was his secretary of state. >> you have had long experience in national security affairs, but our new poll shows you stuck at the back of the pack with the 1% how are you going to turn that around and get into the debapts? >> show up in new hampshire,

iowa and south carolina. and sell the idea that i'm the most qualified. 33 years in the air force has taught me well about how our military works. just go to new hampshire, go to iowa go to south carolina and make the case and engage people. the good news about iowa and new hampshire, you can buy the primary if it were the large states but you got to earn your way forward in iowa and south carolina. >> sir, your sister darlene gave a moving tribute to you, she said you basically raised her. what do you want people to know about the personal side of lindsey graham. >> you can riding high one day and if it wasn't for family and faith i wouldn't be here. one thing i learned, george is

that life is very fragile and there's a role for government i don't want to bo overbearing, but i have lived there's a role for family faith and government when you're down. >> senator graham thank you. >> thank you. amy and the other top stories. starting with train safety. lawmakers on capitol hill will be grilling amtrak about the derailment in philadelphia that left eight people dead. why technology that could have slowed the speeding train was not in place before the crash. six other major passenger and freight train crashes this prompting calls for cameras inside lock motives. a new report in ferguson missouri has found widespread racial disparity at traffic stops across that state. blacks 75% more likely to be pulled over by police.

the highest disparity since the state collecting the data. even though white drivers were more likely to be carrying weapons or drugs. before our next story, we want to tell you the boy you're about to see is okay and it is remarkable. the 4-year-old was walking with his stuffed animal when an out of control jumps the curb knocking a small tree on to him and then running him over but the boy, fell between the tires and amazingly suffered just minor injuries. an urgent search is under way for a disturbed man accused of stalking actress mila kunis. >> reporter: this morning the man twice convicted of stalking actress mila kunis on the run, he escaped from a mental health facility saturday night. prying open a small bathroom window scaling a barbed wire

fence. >> police telling abc news he's still appears to be fix ated on the black swan star. >> we don't know the level of his mental stability. again, we did have concerns that he maintained this fixation. >> reporter: dunn was ordered to stay away from kunis after his 2013 outside of her beverly hills gym. a year earlier, dunn was arrested for breaking kunis's vacant hollywood con do. the new mom has been alerted about his escape. now, police hoping they catch dunn before he gets close to kunis again. for "good morning america," cecilia vega abc news los angeles. >> thank you, cecilia. two embarrassing moments on the road. the person behind the wheel was

a teenager learning to drive in germany shshgse's okay. she learned a valuable lesson never pulled out in front of military truck. this in russia the driver was completely covered in yellow paint after this accident. >> oh no. >> he wasn't injured, just embarrassed. >> yucky weather here. >> powerful picture. the super cell in south dakota. this is what sky will likely look like in the northern plains later this evening. not threat of tornadoes but lamp hail and damaging winds. central and and western nebraska up through south dakota and north dakota far western minnesota. tuesday trivia brought to you by royal caribbean.

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>> look at the mess, matt, on the schuylkill expressway. this is the schuylkill at passyunk westbound traffic headed towards the vine jamming approaching passyunk past south street where we had an accident that has been moved off the shoulder eastbound. westbound they had police activity and fire activity and that's why we have extra heavy traffic westbound and eastbound jammed from city avenue to approaching south street. lots of accidents out there. in fact two on 295 southbound that were both blocking lanes for awhile, one at 168 and one approaching 42. bad spots for accidents. you're traveling eight 10 miles an hour at best. you're jammed from route 70 to approaching route 42. it's wet out there visibility is down and we have problems with flooding still in south jersey and in chesilhurst white horse pike approaching hendricks the right lane blocked there matt. >> taking a live look at center city philadelphia, cloudy. dave murphy with the accuweather forecast. >> light sprinkle or terrace. storm tracker six live double scan shows most of the area is dry. most places where you don't have the green which is that

light sprinkle and shower activity that might be drizzle falling if low lying cloud cover. cool this morning 53 degrees jacket appropriate as you head outside in philadelphia. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, it stays mainly cloudy and cool today with a high of 63 and occasionally we'll see a spotty shower. a little damp on wednesday morning, otherwise still cool with a high of 68 degrees. getting up closer to send on thursday and back closer to 80 on friday, matt. >> thanks, david. keep the power of our radar handy when you're at work or school. download the storm tracker six app for free for apple and android devices. >> ♪♪

good morning, america. right now, cruises are desperately searching for passengers after a passenger ship capsized with hundreds of people trapped inside. the captain of that boat has been arrested. and the head of tsa has been forced out. after that alarming report on screenings. and the world is meeting caitlyn jenner for the first time. new photos and details about the olympic champion's transition. all that coming up this morning as we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. lot to get to including a major warning for anyone getting ready to hit the water, it's about something called shallow water blackout and it could turn deadly. >> i never heard about this before. we have abc's gio benitez in the pool right now, he'll show us

the warning signs to look out for. but we begin this half-hour with the whole world getting to know caitlyn jenner. gracing the cover of the july issue of vanity fair. where she talks in depth about her old life and her new path. abc's chris connelly has the story. >> reporter: call me caitlyn those words on the cover of vanity fair, introducing to the world 65-year-old caitlyn jenner. marking the successful transition for the olympic champion once known as bruce jenner to life as a transgender woman. >> i probably was at the game because i was running away from a lot of things. the last few days in doing this shoot, was about my life. and who i am as a person. it's not about the fanfare, it's not about people cheering in the stadium, it's not about going

down the street and people giving me a pat on my back. this is about your life. bruce always had to tell a lie. he was always living that lie. every day, he always had a secret. from morning till night. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. as soon as the vanity fair cover comes out, i'm free. >> reporter: that freedom, what genre yearned for most first revealing her life long secret to diane sawyer. >> are you a woman? >> um yes. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner made her twitter debut monday and unseeded president obama to become the fastest twitter user to reach 1 million users. another jenner world record and at 65. who would have thought? support coming from the

well-known. and daughter kendall tweeting be free now pretty bird. kim saying caitlyn live free. she'll be at the espys, her first public appearance all ten of her children and stepchildren slated to be surrounding her. for "good morning america," chris connelly abc news los angeles. >> all right, chris, thank you. joining us is buzz bissinger, the author of the article in the july issue of vanity fair. when was the last time you saw caitlyn? >> i saw caitlyn on may 6th, part of the vanity fair shoot, the incredible pictures by annie leibovits, she was glowing, she looked great. she looked happy and it was a little freaky to tell you the truth. >> why do you say that. >> when i started the story in february it was bruce, it was bruce jenner the bruce jenner i

remember winning the decathlon the hero of america and literally on march 15th, he went in for ten hours of plastic surgery, that was the end of bruce as we know it. now she's caitlyn she was excited. but scared. this is the point of no return. you can't take back the plastic surgery, so he said and it's in the story, in vanity fair what if i made a mistake? she had a panic attack. >> after the surgery? >> the day after. >> describe it. >> she was in a lot of pain trying to get some sleep, then woke up in a terror. >> how did she stop having the panic attacks? >> she met with a counselor the counselor said it's normal it's normal because of the pain medication. everybody is going to have some temporary self-doubt.

she said i'm free. after 65 years, i'm free. when i saw her, completely isolated completely alone, it was almost painful to be with him. there was an awkwardness to him, all his life basically. think about it. he's bruce jenner. i mean he was the bomb. you know i hated him because he was so attractive. he was the essence of -- and living this secret this is not who i am. you know people said you shouldn't come out in the 1980s. you try it. if he came out in the 1980s he would have been vilified. he would have no work, nothing. he really had to wait. >> you have been in this business for a long time. pulitzer-prize winner. you said this is by far the most

extraordinary story you have ever worked on. >> this is important culturally. not a story about he became a woman, it's about tolerance. let people be who they want to be. whether it's man or woman. the way they dress. i think he's representative of tolerance. >> we know as in chris' report and espn announced yesterday, she'll be accepting the awe thur ashe award for encouragement. >> caitlyn was insistent i want all ten of my children there if they can be there. i want them to share in this moment. she wants to make things right with the four jenner kids. who frankly, bruce, they abandoned them when they were entering adolescent. >> what do the kids think about

the cover shot? >> i think it's hard for the sons. think about it. this is their dad and it's going to take a while for them to adjust. >> did she mention why the name caitlyn. >> she made a list of names, had a close friend made a list of names. and it's caitlyn with a "c." there's such secrecy around the photo shoot and even the computer that buzz used wasn't linked to the internet. >> even with these revelations they managed a huge surprise. . >> they really did. when the photos came out, yesterday, around the news room and the reaction from everybody in seeing those photos. >> we'll talk more about that in our next >> from florida to southern new jersey, we had dozens of severe storm reports and then

you saw this in alabama coastal alabama. that's a patter water spout off the coast. fortunately didn't come on shore s then we have to look at the other damage in north carolina. you had those trees into an apartment complex. fortunately everybody okay. one look at holden beach north carolina that should get quite a bit of rain, central north carolina up through the coast -- out to the coast also parts of virginia two to 3 inches. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> a couple gusty thunderstorms last nightly the big issue was the heavy rain and flooding. now the rain is gone. today cloudy and cool with scattered showers at times. 63 is your high. back to 68 tomorrow. i think i did that right. coming up on "good morning america" -- major warning about underwater safety the common activity that could turn deadly.

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time is 7:43. we're back now with an important summer safety warning at the swimming pool. it's called shallow water blackout and it can strike when you hold your breath under water with both adults and children at risk. abc's gio benitez has more from a pool in state college, pennsylvania, good morning to you, geeio. we're at penn state, we're here to talk about a new campaign to stop a silent killer. this summer you'll be jumping into the pool with your kids and a good chance you're going under water. in pools across america, new warnings this morning about a danger just below the surface.

look at this underwater surveillance video, there on the left a 13-year-old boy, in a slow-motion struggle to stay conscious. now slowly sinking to the floor just as help comes in the nick of time. this experienced 18-year-old sinning to the bottom in mere seconds before being rescued. you're seeing shallow water blackout essentially fainting after holding their breath under water for too long. a lack of oxygen to the brain causing the swimmer to pass out and if not rescued in time even drown. how long is too long to hold your breath under water. >> we usually say 30 seconds is about the limit. we don't people holding their breath for more than a minute. because a child can drawn within 90 seconds. >> reporter: they can be hard to track, but at least 7 have been documented across the country. often they can happen in the least expected place. >> most of these accidents occur

in 3, 4 feet of water. >> reporter: now new york city and santa barbara, california are the first cities to ban extended breath holding in public pools and this morning, warning signs like these are going up at pools across the country. even michael phelps is sounding the alarm. >> shallow water blackout occurs it's often fatal. but through education and understanding it can be 100% preventable. >> and so this morning, right now, what we want you to teach your kids is that when they go underwater you don't want them to hold their breath but exhale. watch this. here we go. you're going to breathe in. and you saw those bubbles. you want them to exhale through bottle their nose and their mouth. lara. >> that's great advice gio. that pool is reminding me that i almost passed out from the

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>> ♪♪ >> 7:56. authorities just told us they searched the u.s. airways flight at philadelphia international airport because someone phoned a bomb threat. initial sweep of the plane the not turn up any explosives. the airbus took off if san diego and was landing at phl. the 93 passengers were forced to deboard the plane at a far runway before the search. let's turn to karen rogers for a look at traffic on this tuesday. >> matt, the accidents just keep coming in. 95 approaching cottman southbound traffic headed towards center city. this accident involving a tractor-trailer although off to the shoulder. we're jamming approaching academy to girard. on 95 at broad street we had a disabled vehicle southbound at

the girard point bridge that has since cleared but we're jammed from past the walt whitman bridge to the girard point bridge so a slow go on i-95. you can see the roads trying to dry out but that doesn't mean you're not going to hit flooding especially in parts of south jersey and delaware. bellmawr camden county 295 southbound at 168 accident blocking the center lane, one blocking the right shoulder approaching 42. they have been out there forever and you're seeing speeds about 10, 12 miles an hour and another new accident, 38 westbound at 295 too matt. >> thanks karen. good luck finding the sun today. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy. david. >> nothing but clouds outer here right now with a little bit of light mist and drizzle on the terrace matt. storm tracker six live double scan shows us the heavy rain from last night is gone just some light showers here or there. as we look at temperatures, we are starting out cool. 53 degrees in philadelphia, so grab a jacket on the way out the door. your seven-day from accuweather shows a high of just 63 today. scattered showers when it isn't raining it will be cloudy and maybe a bit breezy. tomorrow damp in the morning still kind of cool a high of 68 maybe some sun and nicer on thursday with sun returning

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mkto live here in times square. as we say "good morning america." mkto. . their hit song. they'll have everyone moving with their new song. >> also caitlyn jenner sparking so much conversation all over the world. breaking records on twitter. the new twitter account got to a million followers in about four hours. now overnight, now, almost 2 million followers and sharing this message. i'm so happy after such a long struggle to be living my true self. caitlyn also has half a million fans also on facebook which is amazing. everybody has challenges in dealing with life.

i'm so happy after such a long struggle. >> we'll get to that in just a little bit. amy with the morning rundown. the big story this morning, the frantic search for survivors after a cruise ship sunk during a storm in china with more than 450 people onboard. more than a dozen survivors have been pulled from the river. rescuers could hear people yelling for help. but movs the passengers are feared dead. the airport security failures first reported here on "good morning america." tsa screeners recently failed to detect 95% of fake explosives. in response the acting director of the tsa has now been demoted and replaced by his deputy. the homeland security secretary has ordered more random security tests. consumer alert this morning. health care rates could soar for

millions of americans, the increase is expected next year applied to obamacare plans. at least one insurer is proposing 50% rate hike. a kentucky father is sparking outrage after leaving his young son in his truck with the engine running. a bystander caught it on camera. >> are you okay? >> reporter: a moment shocking parents everywhere. this video showing a red pickup truck, idling in a parking lot, keys in the ignition windows wide open. a child inside. with no parent in sight. >> first i didn't know if i should call police. i i took out my phone and got a picture. >> reporter: he was walking to his car when he noticed the young boy alone and became

concerned. moments later, mark confronting the driver. >> you know if i was a bad guy i could have probably just drove off with -- >> bet you would have gotten two in the back of the head, no disrespect. >> reporter: although the driver hasn't been charged that video viewed over 100,000 times on facebook catching the eyes of local authorities who told abc news overnight, we filed an initial report and our investigators are following up. some frightening moments at a boat dock in california. take a look. a truck slowly sink withing a man inside. the boat dragged the truck deeper into the water as bystanders watched. he eventually made it out. his truck was pulled from the water badly damaged. picture this the commuters perplexed as a dinosaur is transported through the streets

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welcome back to "good morning america." time for the heat index and today's hot button, that dramatic debut for caitlyn jenner on the cover of vanity fear. so many questions sparked by the revealing photo shoot. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner stepping out for the first time in the pages of vanity fair. and in spectacular fashion. for photographer annie leibovitz. >> bruce always had to tell a

lie. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets. i'm free. >> reporter: free some say to be among other things a fashion influence, a vivid representation of strength and late in life confidence. as wearing-a-lister. for caitlyn that confidence is part one. telling vanity fair she had a panic attack after facial feminization surgery and breast amenation on march 15th reaching out to a counselor for guidance and reassurance. to diane sawyer he confessed another deep fear. >> were you afraid to tell your children. >> yes, every one of them. why? those are the only ones that i'm concerned with and the only ones in my life i can't allow myself to hurt them. >> cassandra telling the

magazine that she confronted about meeting caitlyn jenner for the first time. she said we talked more than we ever have. caitlyn also addressing questions about her sexuality in vanity fair. if you have a list of ten reasons to transition sex would be number ten. that answer building on jenner's words to abc. >> are you a lesbian? are you heterosexual who -- >> two different things. sexuality is who you're personally attracted to who turns you on male or female. but gender identity has to deal with who you are as a person and soul. >> reporter: that jend identity once a crisis now a point of pride for caitlyn jenner. for "good morning america," chris connelly abc news los

angeles. we're joined by one of the world's most recognized tranks gender gendered models. in the article, caitlyn talks about the high hopes that caitlyn is a better person than bruce? so changing the outside really change the inside. >> well i think, i personally transitioned at the age of 14. i don't know my experience is a little different from hers. but i do think i'm a happier person than i have ever been. i think the at any rates i sup pressed before i can express them now and let them grow. if you're happier about life you can be a better person as well. >> you were much younger than caitlyn and i want to play another bit of diane's interview, when she asked, why now? 65. >> why now?

i just pull the curtain any longer. okay? i built a nice little life i just can't, again, bruce lives a lie, she is not a lie. i can't do it anymore. >> the response has been overwhelming positive and a lot of people saying the fact that she says that i'm free there are still challenges ahead. >> well there are. yo can be a very beautiful process personally but, you know life is not an easy matter for anyone. it's not a fairy tale. you still have to face life's challenges as a woman and all of the challenges that come with being a woman. but, you know i think she's on a great path. i thought that the cover was beautiful. she suprise everyone. and amazing to see. >> to go 65 years with this

secret there will be challenges. but she seems like she's ready to face them. and i want to ask you, dr. jen, where does the medical community come down on all of this caitlyn coming forward on this. >> i think in many ways medicine is still in the dark ages with treating transgendered patients patients. there's harassment. some of that shockingly comes from within the medical community there's hardly any training. i trained in new york city 10 15 years ago, never saw a transgendered patient. they do have -- >> what would you like to see the medical community do now? >> i think it's a call to action. treat patients to offer mentaldical

treatment and mental health screening. >> sometimes i personally would rather go online to look for medical information than go to a doctor. >> because you have to explain. >> yeah you have to explain. they think you're not a human being. you know, something ek like very different they can't assess. >> as we have said so many times, hopefully that narrative is changing. >> thank you very much. congratulations. you're the first transgendered supermodel to get a cosmetic contract. >> yeah. >> congratulations. >> thank you. i'm very excited about, the beginning of my career, i was told the chances of me getting a contract was slim to none. i think a lot of companies should follow their example

thank you very much. robin, we were talking early about the espys. caitlyn is going to get the arthur ashe award. >> caitlyn has talked about having her children there, perhaps even on stage with her. this is what she said. for the first time i will be able to stand as my true self in front of my peers. it's a high honor. >> it sure is. >> thank you both so very much. we'll switch gears now, because also burning up the "hot topics"hx heat index, from last night, the bachelorette. this is kaitlyn and one of the guys she has to choose. in the meantime there's this budding bromance between two of the bachelors that has everyone questioning is it just for screen time.

lindzie janis. >> reporter: plenty of romance on the bachelorette. but now, twitter's a-twitter with kind's latest with what looks like a budding bromance between two of the contestants. . >> funny how cute you are -- >> reporter: j.j. lane and clint arlis are supposed to be vying for kaitlyn's heart but they're seemingly falling in love with each other. >> i feel like i have connected with j.j. more than kaitlyn right now. we have grown too close at times. the possibility of coming on to the bachelorette and falling in love with man never crossed my mind. >> reporter: fellow contestants questioning the duo's motives. >> clint and j.j. are two-faced. >> i think at lot of the guys in the house have been annoyed with

j.j. and clint. >> reporter: overnight, show producers declining to comment on the new turn of events. >> hot tub. >> i really like you. you own me now. >> reporter: in this world of rose roses, limos and over the top proclamations of life j.j. and clint may be stirring the pot for more screen time thickening the plot. >> get out of my face. >> you're about to make me loss my cool. all right, we had to bring in our friend jen weiner. what do you make of the bromance. >> i don't know. it's bananas. here's poor kaitlyn on the show trying to find love she's discarding men left and right.

two of the contenders are in the hot tub with each other. >> it's not really a bromance. >> it's a little bit past a bromance. the black bar of censorship came out last night. it's a little alarming. >> when the black bar comes out -- >> everyone runs. >> love is love right? >> here's the thing the franchise. i'm going to be honest doesn't have the greatest track record with people finding lasting things. i have to say, if anyone comes out of this show with a relationship i'm all for it. i mean i wish they weren't like tricking kaitlyn here. >> we don't know. >> chris harrison blogged about the episode, he said his only problem with j.j. and clint that clint isn't there for the right reasons. >> well yeah going to kiss a girl so you can stay and possibly kiss a guy is shady. >> it's a lot shady. >> all right, guys.

>> he says at one point the possibility of coming on to the bachelorette falling in love with a man never crossed my mind. he said i'm not really into kaitlyn tonight. but i need a rose. i really connected with j.j. it's an interesting twist. >> kaitlyn can't buy a break. okay? remember tony with the eyes of a child and the heart of a warrior and the soul of gypsy, like this poor woman, pick better guys next time. >> well we'll have chris on soon. >> i'll yell at him. >> chris harrison you're on notice my friend. >> outside to >> i'm inside. it's cold this morning. maybe clint and j.j. can honeymoon here patterson falls new jersey. coldest high temperatures we've seen.

providence boston. going to stay the same and dry out later tonight. that's the big picture. let's get a check now closer to home. >> ginger we are right in the seat of that cool air as well with temperature in the 50's right now. a couple sprinkles and showers around, drizzles where you don't see the green as we look outside we have skies trying to look at center city from north philadelphia. you can see the clouds and mist and drizzle trying to get in the way of the view there a bit. again temperatures in the 50's now. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a cool high of 63 later today, scattered showers but not raining all the time. then tomorrow up to 68, still a bit damp. 69 on thursday. time for some "pop news." we begin this morning with the olsen twins, they took a pass of being a part of full house reboot. the sisters were just given the coveted women's wear designer award by the cfda.

council of fashion designers of america. this a huge award in the industry. it's actually the second time they have won for their sleek, high-end line called the row. they congratulated each other on stage when they won. so they won't be part of that fuller house but their plates are still very very full. >> they're very successful. >> it's so unexpected and they're very successful at it. >> congratulations to the sisters. and big news for 50 shades of grey fans there's a whole new steamy side of the story about to hit store shelves. this time it's being told from christian grey's side. here in 16 days. why such short notice on this must-have beach read? e.l. james wanted it to be a surprise for her 10 million

loyal fans. saying this is dedicated to those readers who asked and asked and asked for this. the highly anticipated book comes out on june 18th. also the character's birthday. the day before my birthday. thank you, e.l. james. >> mm-hmm. and finally, in "pop news" this morning, say hello -- >> happy birthday to me. >> finally in "pop news" this morning, say hello to east west or southwest, bookies are already placing bets on kim car kardashian and kanye west's second child. the second baby is due some time soon. the online firm is saying that the come pass will point game glers in the right direction.

>> what about wild? >> i was going to say, wild west. >> you read my mind. >> and that actual lily -- >> people are actually betting on this? >> people are betting on what that baby's name will be. >> george. >> people bet on anything george. >> another popular -- we'll find out. one thing that we all know that anything we're probably guessing -- >> don't even try. finally, i said finally for that. they want me to do one more. this example of monkey see monkey do. this guy appears to be texting on his imagineary iphone. we wondered what is he doing? is he ordering bananas on

amazon? >> you worked on that all morning. didn't you? >> you just did that. >> i did it. >> thank you, lara. >> that is "pop news," everybody. >> thank you, lara. we got the dad taking a major stand against online shaming and mkto here performing live.

>> ♪♪ >> officials at philadelphia international airport have given the all clear following a bomb threat investigation. police had the u.s. airways flight from san diego parked at a far runway to allow all 93 passengers to deboard and then to search the plane. someone had phoned in a bomb threat earlier. nothing was found in the search of that airbus. it is 8:27. let's check traffic with karen rogers. good morning, karen. >> it would be the worst place to ask for a disabled truck. how about the center lane of the schuylkill expressway westbound at city avenue during rush hour. it is the worst case scenario. look how jammed you r here's the guy that can't move. everyone is trying to get around him. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound jammed from the boulevard to gladwyne. extra heavy there as well as the ben franklin bridge. you see the ben franklin bridge westbound traffic pretty heavy from the upside

to eighth and vine. bellmawr camden county we had a mess with two accidents on 295 southbound. they have both since cleared but we're still jammed from at this point approaching 73 to approaching 42. northbound at 295 a disabled vehicle is cleared but we're still jammed there as well, 15 miles an hour matt. >> okay, thank you karen. let's talk about that accuweather forecast with meteorologist, david murphy. david. >> little drizzly and damp on the terrace cool as well. storm tracker six live double scan shows you there's a couple active showers highlighted in green. where you don't see the green some drizzle from the low lying cloud cover definitely possible. 53 degrees and cool right now in philadelphia, twitter follower just told me cool weather isn't too bad we get to turn off the air conditioner for a change. i guess that's true. we'll save money. 63 is your forecast high so no ac necessary scattered showers at times, cloudy and cool otherwise. then 68 tomorrow a little damp in the morning, hoping for some drying in the afternoon and thursday chance of some return of sunshine in the afternoon and nicer conditions matt. >> thanks, david. flight operations were not

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bridesmaid. his new movie is hilarious, it's called "spy." you'll never guess who's popping in for the interview. a guest appearance by someone who's in the film. we have seen these social media videos of parents publicly shaming their kids for doing something wrong. one dad took the parents on. jesse palmer has that story. >> video he posted on facebook. an important message for parents everywhere. >> i'm here to teach my son a lesson. >> reporter: on the surface, he may be look like any other parent to discipline his kids. >> i'm not happy with him. >> reporter: with 19 million views his video is going viral. but watch as this dad turns the tables on moms and dads who use

public shaming as a form of punishment. >> no way i would ever embarrass my son like that. >> reporter: in fact the father of four he said his son didn't do anything wrong. >> good parenting is showing them the way by example. >> reporter: gresham, an educator at a magnet school in florida. he made the video. >> i run across the post on your facebook page. you didn't think i would be able to see. i'm going to put a stop to it right now. >> say bye, facebook. >> bye, facebook. >> i hope that it will be something that will stick. there's another way of reaching this child. >> reporter: while those parents have defended their actions, parenting experts you should think twice before turning to

public shaming. >> once you put something out on facebook it's out there forever. >> reporter: he said he's happy with the results of myhis video. >> i had fun because i can be myself. >> and he had one more message for everyone posting on twitter, he doesn't punish his kids but when he does it's a private matter. >> amen to that. let's go over to robin. now to a truly inspirational story, derrick coleman of the seattle seahawks. one of the few hargearing-impaired football players. it's out today. deborah roberts spent some time with him. >> reporter: he does the nfl proud. though he can't hear the calls on the field or the crowds

cheering him on he doesn't miss a thing on the field or off. >> coleman taking it to the end zone! >> reporter: 24-year-old derrick coleman is living his dream. a fullback with the seattle seahawks and a super bowl champ. why was the nfl such a destination for you? >> it wasn't so much the nfl it was more of proving everybody wrong. >> reporter: few would have expected coleman to wind up here deaf since childhood he's the only third hearing-impaired player to reach the nfl. at what point did you realize you were different? >> honestly i never truly realized that i'm different, i just accepted who i am. >> reporter: but some of the kids treated you differently. you were bullied a little bit. >> i remember one is dent five girls came and they attacked him and they ended up losing his

hearing aids. i went and knocked on some doors that day to make sure the bullying kind of stopped. >> reporter: but his childhood was mostly a happy one. thanks to parents who refused to let him be victimized. >> she looked me in the eye and said don't let people to do that. why are you going to let somebody else mess up how you feel about yourself. >> reporter: he learned to read lips gaining confidence. he won a scholarship to ucla and began dreaming an improbable dream. joining the nfl. he wasn't drafted. but was soon spotted by coach pete carroll who thought the talented fullback was perfect for the seahawks. >> he has done nothing but to bring it to light that you can do whatever you want to do. >> reporter: did you feel like you had a disability when you

were growing up? >> not until i got to junior in high school when i started realizing it's not a disability it's an advantage. >> reporter: an advantage? how? >> i can turn people on and off whenever i want. they told me it couldn't be done. >> reporter: it wasn't football that wonderic national acclaim, it was a little commercial that he made for duracell. 22 million views. can you believe that this thing went viral? >> no. everybody in the world got a problem. i have been deaf since i was 3. so, i didn't listen. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates. i get the impression that reaching out to kids is really important to you. >> i want them to know one,

you're not alone. number two, we can do anything. >> amazing guy. he's been known to show up at schools and surprise kids who can use a little inspiration. on the field, though, it's serious business. the seahawks quarterback russell wilson knows that he has to lock eyes with derrick and communicate each play and it's teamwork that pays off. made it to the super bowl. he's such a great guy and it's all about no excuses. when he says an autograph, no excuse and he has a great sense of humor. you asked him if he ever fantasized about not being hearing impaired. >> he wouldn't trade it for anything. he has to work harder and communicate communicate more. >> once again, no excuses. >> you got it. >> all right, deb, thank you. final check of the weather

now >> i'm right here. hey, robin. >> hey. >> yes, we are starting in the southwest. a hot can be days now going back to average. early this morning in las vegas in the 70's going to the 90's today, mid 90's is average so 96 for a high. phoenix will go to 104, 75 los angeles, 86 sacramento. cooler end to the week. we just learned philadelphia j.f.k. and newark have one to two hour delays because of low clouds so just something to keep in mind if you have flights this morning. also if you're anywhere in the northern plains through parts of western nebraska you could see large hail tornadoes and damaging winds. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> all right ginger we'll see if any of those delays filter down to philadelphia. for now we have some showers and sprinkles around. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a high of just 63 this afternoon scattered showers not raining all the time and none of that heavy rain today.

nger thank you so much more ahead. we're still buzzing about melissa mccarthy's visit yesterday. her doctor paul feig is here live. you'll never guess, paul a special surprise appearance by someone. come on back.

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. so happy to talk to you about the movie spy, a movie directed and written by paul feig. melissa mccarthy plays a cia analyst who has the first time to go out in the field. take a look. >> these look delicious. >> i don't want to be critical but this is very chewy. >> you're read ags hand towel. just cleansing my palette. >> i mean only she can pull it off. we're joined by paul feig. so great to see you. you were just saying that you

have a story about that screen. >> that was a true story. i was in a restaurant at london. i saw them rising then i didn't see what happened. at our table, they did it. good they're marshmallow. i picked it up to eat it. i put it in my mouth and i eat it. hot soapy water goes down my throat and like is this -- he goes that's a hand towel. you couldn't have told me before i put it in my mouth. now it's in the movie. >> you should thank him. it's a hilarious scene. in this movie, your third collaboration with the one and only melissa mccarthy. >> she's a force of nature. hurricane melissa. >> here's what she has to say about you. >> uh-oh. oh, boy. >> he's the best. truly, he's the kindest, most free-thinking fella in the world. he sees no boxes to fit into and

it's a very joyous thing. >> oh, that's so nice. >> pretty nice words. >> oh my goodness. i can only say really nice things about her. we just have the best time. we're best friends. we don't have to say words. it's very easy. >> unlikely and amazing pairing of melissa with jason stratham -- >> he's a good who walks among us on earth. i have been a friend of his forevers. when i saw the crank movies he's funny. when i was writing that for years, i got to get him in. >> this is the guy. >> someone else you put in the movie who we happen to have here today. could you play the music so "the view"ers can get a clue? come on out.

>> there he is. >> mr. fifty cent. >> thanks for popping over. >> we always travel together curtis and i. >> not only movie star but new music coming out. share with everyone. >> my new single get low is me jeremiah t.i. it's cool. i got a chance to take a break from music. >> tv star on starz power. congratulations. season two coming. what was it like for you to be in a paul feig movie? >> it was exciting. . the whole setup was amazing. we were out in the woods and he was still in a three-piece suit. i had a chance to see paul give

the talent the ability to -- >> play with it a little bit, yeah. >> and he'll say, do it this way and they'll say okay and then try this. try this. >> a lot of extra jokes. >> it's so, so funny also a great thriller. you have really you really held true you're a huge bond fan, great job. >> thank you. i wanted to make a real "spy" movie that's funny. >> we're so looking forward to the female ghostbusters. another collaboration with melissa mccarthy and paul feig. curtis thank you for being here. spy is great, it opens nationwide on friday. coming up next on "good morning america" -- mkto is with us live so guys stick around, it's classic.

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♪ mk the o got big hits like classic and american dream. there's the new video right here. we want to talk to malcolm kelly and tony. is she the inspiration? name-check donna summer -- >> it's about going back to the origins of making great music. we had to go back and give that reference. >> you got carly rae jepsen hanging out with some of them what are your plans? >> doing a lot of great shows as we can. and coming here to "good morning america." >> let's hear it, bad girls. ♪ ♪

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feels good when you're messing with a bad girl ♪ ♪ she bad she got my number. so hot he shotter than vegas in august donna summer ♪ ♪ high class under the covers ♪ waking up ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much "good morning america," for having us. we are mkto. get our single out right now, called "bad girls." hope you have a good rest of your day. ♪ ♪ >> oh, here we go. ♪ bad girls doing bad things ♪ ♪ looking hot with an attitude ♪ ♪ love them bad girls like a bad dream shouldn't want them but i do ♪ ♪ sing inging ♪ ♪ all the bad girls singing ♪

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prescription. mkto there was a full-on dance party here. thanks to you. george and his bad girls right here. we want to welcome a new member to the "good morning america" family. alice davis roberts, the new daughter of michael roberts and alicia davis, one of our writers, adorable. >> so beautiful. congratulations to them. >> she's a good girl. >> have a great tuesday, everyone.

>> good morning. 8:56 on this tuesday june 2nd let's take a look at traffic and i-95 with karen rogers and karen. >> the problems just keep coming in. this is i-95 at girard southbound traffic as you head towards center city. we've got an unhitched trailer it's partially blocking the right lane right here. you can see we've got penndot emergency workers on the scene and cars kind of swerving around. you're jammed southbound past academy to girard a bad spot for something. bucks county on the turnpike westbound past bensalem a disabled tractor-trailer here blocks the right lane. we're seeing really heavy traffic approaching bensalem to past fort washington. on the schuylkill expressway you see the slow going right here westbound near city avenue. a disabled truck i showed you earlier cleared. still jammed past montgomery to gladwyne. stuck in the center so that made it worse. still heavy delays on the ben as people trying to come into the city matt. >> thanks karen. dave murphy has the accuweather forecast. david. >> still have mist and drizzle on the terrace beneath cloudy skies, matt. storm tracker six live double scan shows you a couple more

steady showers up in the northern suburbs right now. other stuff moving away from burlington county. cool stepping out the door, 54 degrees arc little breezy. grab the jacket. your seven day shows that it stays cool today a high of just 63 degrees, scattered showers, not raining all the time but kind of gray. tomorrow damp in the morning still cool in the afternoon with a high of 68. skies might brighten late. and then clouds to sun on thursday with a high of 69. up closer to 80 again on friday, matt so the warmth is coming back. >> okay, david thanks. coming up today at noon "action news" is at philadelphia international airport where someone known a bomb threat for a plane coming in from san diego. no bomb has been found. we are working to talk to passengers who were on board at the time. "live with kelly and michael" sex here on 6abc. jessie tyler ferguson will be on the program. he's on modern family. i'm matt o'donnell. have a great tuesday. >> ♪♪

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