good morning, america. breaking news. raging inferno. massive fire at a chemical plant erupting early this morning. toxic smoke filling the sky. explosions heard at the scene. homes being evacuated. we'll have the latest. also breaking inside job. the massive manhunt and the female prison worker removed from her post this morning. did she help two killers escape? >> be on the lookout for two escapees. >> schools on lockdown. the $100,000 we ward. the police officer on camera clamming a teenage girl to the ground at a pool party. >> on your face! >> screaming obscenities. pulling his gun as her friends appear to rush in to help. the growing outrage this morning. ♪

and down to the wire again. the cavs and warriors fight it out in overtime. this time lebron james carries his team to victory. >> lebron james having one of those games. >> stephen curry's girl cheerg him on. >> and the nba finals are tied! what a game what a game what a game. >> it sure was. what a game last night. a thrilling reek end in sports. american pharoah wins the triple crown. first champ since 1978. look at this. right after, so many people, fans coming up. give him a kiss. >> i want to kis him. >> dan harris got to meet the owners.

he met the horse. he'll be here with what's ahead in a little bit. we begin with the breaking news. dangerous fire raging at a chemical plant in hanover, pennsylvania. firefighters on the scene being warned about toxic air. ryan smith has more. >> reporter: officials are calling a major hazmat incident in pennsylvania. authorities telling people to avoid it and stay inside. massive fire. near harrisburg pennsylvania. what officials are describing as a major hazmat situation. a witness posted this video the twitter, which he describes as chemicals from a burning warehouse. the blaze began around 3:30 this morning. officials announced an emergency shelter notice for residents. it's unclear whether the smoke

was hazardous. the fire is contained. people urged to stay in their homes. no word yet on injuries or fatalities. robin? >> thank you, ryan. the massive manhunt for two convicted killers who broke out of a maximum security prison. police say they could be anywhere. hundreds of officers search right now as schools near the prison are on high alert. gio benitez is on the scene. one of the escapees is said to be vicious and evil. >> reporter: that's right. a female employee here at the prison has been taken in for questioning. she's been removed from her post. many wondering if she or anyone else here helped get these guys out of prison. this morning, schools in upstate new york taking extra security measures as a massive manhunt is under way for two dangerous convicted killers. 34-year-old david sweat and 48-year-old richard matt escaping together from clinton

correctional facility. >> be on the lookout for two escapees from clinton county correction facility. >> reporter: they were last seen in their adjoining cells on friday. reported missing at bed check the following morning. leaving this note behind. reading have a nice day. police say they used power tools to drill through a wall and work their way down four stories. ship shimmying through 24-inch pips. they walked 300 to 400 feet down a pipe. governor cuomo saturday retracing their escape route. >> the state police docs and surrounding agencies are following up on every lead. >> reporter: both men are serving life terms for murder.

sweat killing a sheriff's deputy. matt kidnapping and killing his former boss. the historic breakout is the first since 1865. many caring it to the plot of the blockbuster move you have "shawshank redemption." the prison's isolation gives it the nickname of new york's siberia. once home to lucky luciano and tupac shakur. many people are on edge. >> it brought back all the memories and all the thoughts and the terrible torture that they have inflicted on kevin. >> reporter: and back out here live at the prison everyone is on edge here. just to get to this location, we had our car searched at least three times, george. >> and this could turn into an international manhunt. you're about 20 miles from the canadian border. >> that's right. a canadian border kind of

porous. you can walk through, right to canada through some sof these woods here in this area. a lot of people concerned in canada. of course here in america, we're talking about a reward of $100,000 for their capture. >> okay gio, thank you very much. now to the police officer, texas police officer in trouble after that confrontation at a pool party was caught on camera. the officer has been placed on leave after he was seen slamming a young girl to the ground and pulling his gun on the group of teens. tom ya mazllamas is here with more on that. >> reporter: good morning to you. when you watch this video, you see things turn ugly really fast. a lot of kids not a lot of cops chaos and what some are calling a questionable police takedown. this morning, a white texas police officer on administrative leave after this cell phone video captures him pulling this 15-year-old bikini-clad girl down who was black.

>> go ahead. >> reporter: slamming her head. >> on your face! >> reporter: then holding her down on the ground for several minutes. >> stop fighting me. >> reporter: the situation prompting questions of excessive force, as the officer is seen taking out his gun as two others appear to rush in to help the girl. >> move! >> reporter: the incident began outside a pool party in an affluent suburb of dallas. residents called to complain about several teens who didn't have permission to use the community pool and refused to leave. the cell phone video doesn't show the moment that sparked the incident. it shows the situation escalating. >> get on the ground! >> hold up sir. >> i told you to stay. >> we just came from a birthday party, please. >> reporter: first three officers then an additional nine end up responding to the crowd of about 50 teens.

>> don't make me [ bleep ] run around here with gear on in the sun because you want to screw around out here. >> reporter: a local station spoke to the girl after the incident. >> he grabbed me. twisted my arm on the back of my back. and he shoved me in the grass. he started pulling the back of my braids. i was like telling him that, he can get off me because my back was hurting really bad. >> reporter: that girl was not arrested. the officer in question could not be reached for comment. two officers from the department's internal affairs department are working this case right now. no one was injured. just to give you an idea of how big this story is growing. last night, 1 million people had seen the story on youtube. this morning, more than 4 million. now to a rough landing overnight from a flight from washington to buffalo. the united plane skidded off the runway. difd kerry is at reagan national

with the story. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. rough and a little bit scary. windy and rainy. they circled a couple of times. united says it was wind that pulled this plane off the runway. passengers withare telling a different or thestory. it was the question the pilot didn't want to answer in the rain. with winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour in buffalo. the late flight from washington-dulles to buffalo ended up off the runway. an embarrassed pilot admitting. >> uh we rolled off the end. >> sir again? >> we rolled off the ending. >> roger you're off the runway. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: passengers said something didn't feel right earlier. >> when we hit, it just didn't seem right. the braking seemed very erratic. the runway was feeling rougher than normal.

we heard a rumbling. the plane came to a stop. it was clear we were not on a runway. >> reporter: the 69 passengers and 4 crew members were not hurt. >> we have efr thirn way. is there any damage are you off the runway? >> no, we're just off. >> reporter: and so they brought out buses. everybody taken back to the terminal. the faa now investigating to figure out what happened in that landing, george. >> okay david, thank you. to amy with today's other top stories. violent clashes at a concert near here. police in riot gear firing tear gas into a crowd of fans trying to get into a sold-out show at metlife stadium. chaos broke out after the gates were closed. keeping out legitimate ticket holders. some people started throwing bottles and breaking down barricades. breaking developments in the massive hack of government

websites. more americans may be at risk. more than 4 million current and past government workers had their personal information compromised. investigators are looking into whether people who have never work frd the government may also have been affected. the u.s. suspects the take was carried out by chinese hackers. in the mediterranean see, a growing crisis. nearly 6,000 migrants and refugees trying to make it to freedom. they're willing to risk everything for a chance at a better life. we'll have a full report from alex later this week on "nightline." [ explosions ] and that used to be an office building in harrisburg pennsylvania. now, you see, it's just a pile of rubble. it was imploded to make room for a parking lot. and, meet sonya balmstein.

she is on a quest to row from japan to san francisco. she hopes to arrive by september. rowing up to 16 hours a day. if she make it she'll become the first woman to row across the pa civic alone. finally, a record that just keeps growing and growing and growing. take a look. that is -- a sunflower. it grew so much it's in the book of world record as the tallest one ever. the german gardener needs scaffolding to reach the top. it's his fourth ever record-breaking sunflower. >> like jack and the beanstalk. >> thank you, amy. time now for triple krun champ american pharoah. back home in kentucky this morning after becoming the first triple crown winner in 37 years. only the 12th horse ever. the champion colt is not done

racing yet. dance harris is here with much more. he had a chance to spend a little time with him, didn't you, dan? >> they let me see him from a distance. they didn't want me to spook him before the race. since 1978 many horses came close. only american pharoah truly lad the goods to finally break the long losing streak. when american pharoah arrived home at his trainer's barn at churchill downs on sunday there were news choppers and fans watching quietly so as not to speak the horse while he got a well-deserved bath. saturday night, he raced into history, 5 1/2 lengths ahead of the nearest contender. >> american pharoah has won the triple crown! >> reporter: "gma" spoke to american pharoah's owners ahmed zayat and his son before the

race. you believe you have the horse to break the streak? >> don't jinx me. i'm pretty confidence because the horse is telling me that. >> reporter: american pharoah known for imperfections. he has a piece of his tail missing. zayat says he rejected the advice to get the horse a hairpiece. >> if you're bald, your bald. >> reporter: you're making me feel better about losing my hair. >> ah look at me. >> reporter: he did his owners proud. winning the kentucky derby the preakness, and then grabbing the triple crown at belmont. what's next for this famous horse? his owners say they want to keep him racing. this horse will also become a proverbial cash cow. >> his stud fee probably between $75,000 and $100,000 a mare. >> reporter: and four day? potentially winning thousands to

millions in stud fees. >> when you retire eat, play have sex. not bad. >> reporter: could be worse. a funny conversation to be having. aside from the reproductive business, the sports memorabilia business is in high gear. hats photos shirts now available. people at the race are going on ebay to sell their uncashed $2 win tickets and clumps of dirt from the racetrack. i'm not sure how you verify the dirt is from the racetrack. >> four a day? >> four times a day. >> george is going back to that. >> right back to that. >> they said you know it sounds like a good life? really? maybe for the people making the money off him. sounds exhausting. any way. >> you're on your own there, pal. >> i mean -- >> you brought it up george. >> and you kept going. >> i did, i did. if you give me the bait i'll

bite every time. >> thank you, dan. >> you're welcome. other big sporting news to get to. a wild finnish the nba finals. the cavs and warriors going into overtime for the second straight game. but this time lebron james carried his team to victory. jesse palmer is here with the highlights. good morning to you, jesse. you stayed up late. >> you're right. i did. i was glued to the tv set. the cavs may have tied up the series. the warriors made them work for it. >> the nba finals are tied! >> reporter: call them the comeback cavs. >> it's baig win for the cleveland cavaliers. >> reporter: lebron james leading his team to make or break win in game two. the team down star player after kyrie irving's game one knee injury, the cavs taking the fight to the warriors. >> lebron james having one of those special games. >> reporter: grabbing the lead

in the second quarter. holding on to it for most of the game. >> it is hard foul. >> reporter: golden state battling back. >> reporter: stefb curry's superhumesuper superhuman moves. >> he ties the game! >> reporter: tying the game with just seven seconds left to force a second overtime in a row for the first time in finals history. >> we have made some place when it counted to keep ourselves in it. we haven't really clicked. >> reporter: curry, unable to make lightning strike twice, missing the game-winning shot. >> an inspiring, bounce-back win for the cavaliers! >> reporter: king james and his cavs coming back. >> total team effort. we defiend like we did tonight, we're going give ourselves a good chance to beat any team in the world. >> reporter: such an exciting series so far. another incredible moment. check out this amazing half-court shot from a warriors

fan during a commercial break. great form. nothing but net. and for hitting that shot that guy took home a brand-new car. >> a bmw! >> not just a car. a very shiny car. a very very good day for him. cleveland back home tomorrow night, game three. >> it's so tough to beat the warriors on their home floor like they did. >> the two biggest names in the sport right now. must-watch tv. >> keep the overtimes going. now to rob, boy some veer wide stretch of severe weather including parts of texas where we had serious rain north of amarillo, plus this tornado in parts of indiana and this in illinois thousands without power and 75-mile an hour winds there. that's a check of the national forecast locally it's coming up. first the select cities brought to you by sprint.

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good morning, america. right now, a dangerous fire rages at a chemical plant in pennsylvania. toxic smoke filling the sky. a female worker at the prison where two convicted murderers escaped has been removed from her job and questioned. and a 10-year-old boy is recovering from a shark attack at one of the most popular beaches in the country. as we say good morning, america. a packed monday morning here. linsey davis is on the road this morning. she's driving down the highway. don't look. keep your eye on the road. ways to put hundreds of dollars into your family's pocket next time you head out for a big road trip. also coming up in "the speed feed" wait until you see what she did and why so many

people are calling her the rugby warrior. we're going the begin with the search for man who held two real estate agents at gun point in florida. police have released new video. one of the victims is speaking out. steve osunsami joins us with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. this realtor says she didn't have time to react at all. she had just walked into the home with this crook trying to sell it to him when he pulled out a gun. this morning, florida police are searching for this man. a person of interest seen in a walmart security video. >> i was showing homes and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: that's the frightened voice of one of them calling for help. >> she says sorry about this. i turn and look at him and there's a gun pointed between my eyes. >> reporter: telling thus morning she's afraid to show her face. that he put her in handcuffs and then put on his gloves. >> my first thought was, i'm going to die. my second thought was, is he

going to hurt me? >> reporter: he then called her husband, demanding $50,000. her husband said no. >> he just really couldn't wrap his head around the whole situation that i wasn't going to bow to his demands. and he just picked the wrong person. >> reporter: two realtors showing homes were attacked about an hour apart by a while man driving an suv seen in this home security video pretending he was a buyer. police are hoping someone recognizes his voice. >> i'm calling about a property yo have listed. >> reporter: message he left for one of the agents. >> i will never meet people i haven't met in person at a proerpty. >> reporter: people are worried he might strike again. they're encouraging realtors to meet with unfamiliar clients at their offices first. >> that makes a lot of sense. to the terrifying shark

attack. a 10-year-old boy bitten twice on the leg at florida's cocoa beach. the boy air-lifted to the hospital. mara shaf mara schiavocampo has the latest. >> reporter: that boy was close to the shore when that take happened. nationwide, the shark pop slags growing, thanks in part, to haunting ban, making ins denlts like this increasingly possible. >> trauma alert from a shark bite. >> reporter: a 10-year-old florida boy's fun in the sun turning terrifying. attacked eded by a shark. >> the victim in the water. seemed in some distress. ran out there, found out he had a bite. >> reporter: the boy bitten at least twice on the leg in what officials are calling one of the worst takes there in year. witness photos showing the child being treated right on the beach before being air-lifted to the hospital. >> the kid handled it as best he could.

he did great. i think the family did great. >> reporter: cocoa beach is one of florida's top summer spots. florida happens to be the shark attack capital of the world. just last month, two attacks on the same day. one also here at cocoa beach. with the shark population up an estimated 42% over the last 15 years, sightings are also becoming increasingly common. take a look at thiz six sharks spotted off the coast of california last month, some up to six feet long. this morning, that florida boy is recovering from his injuries. the beach reopened to swimmers. experts say shark bites and fatalities are rare. still, this spring, the first deadly attack in u.s. waters since 2013 when a swimmer in hawaii was fatally attacked. turn to a crime on the rise right now. packages being swiped off doorsteps. sum sir the other high season for package theft.

aditi roy has the story. >> she's running. she has our stuff. she's running. >> reporter: a suspected package thief on the run. >> we're chasing her. >> the woman was like oh my gosh. i'm so sorry. i thought this was my sister's house. why are you running away if you didn't do anything wrong? >> reporter: the woman got away. a string of package thefts are hitting that city. >> we're going around the corner. >> reporter: we're used to seeingsee seeing these crimes at the holiday. >> summer months super common for people to go on vacation and forget to hold their mail forget to stop packages. >> reporter: watch here in northern california a thief stealing a package from a porch and walking away. this guy sold an awning and tried selling it on craigslist. two officers posed as a married couple and nabbed the suspect.

how likely sit that you catch these criminals? >> package thefts are really difficult for us to catch. >> reporter: john and his wife were on their honeymoon when he received an alert from his home surveillance system. watching the footage in horror as the woman walked up and stole their wedding gifts. >> i felt violated. angered. the timing was horrible. >> reporter: police say require a signature for delivery or have them sent to a work place or neighbor if you can't be home. >> she's running. >> reporter: and if a thief does strike, call 911. and police recommend alerting your neighbors through social media sites light the neighborhood-based nextdoor. for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news san jose california. >> a lot of good tip there is. now to rob. second one in the eastern pacific season her getting ready for it in cabo. waves are rolling in, heavy rain and storm clouds, too.

here's another shot for you the good news it is not a direct hit and weakened dramatically. the waters are in the 60s and 70s that's not good for hurricane development or sustaining a major hurricane. we look to the baja and some of the moisture will get into the desert southwest that's rare for this time of the year. we'll talk about that in a second. here's the local forecast. >> reporter: thank, rob, a cold front in the east will give us severe weather later tonight. as for now it's spotty showers here and there. # 5 is the high -- 85 is the high thunderstorms possible this evening, some of them with drenching downpours. don't come on shore, don't do any damage. so much more ahead this morning. tragedy for the family who owns the american versailles home.

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between three busy kids. >> tutoring. basketball practice. getting dinner ready. >> reporter: dad's 5:00 a.m. wakeup call and spur of the moment road trips. >> our family loves to travel. >> reporter: they spend a healthy chunk of their time and money in the car. >> we spend anywhere from $650 to $800 a month on gas when there's a lot of other great things to put the money toward. >> reporter: we brought if dave skaien from aaa for secret short cut os save them big bucks. tip number one. object niz your driving habits with automatic. it tracks the driving technique and chirps when you brake too hard or accelerate too fast. >> 70 miles an hour it will play a sound. >> i'm in big trouble. >> reporter: logging how much you spend every time you drive so you can better budget.

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and wait until you see him now, as we say -- >> good morning, america. oh man. amy, turn away amy. you're a foodie. >> oh yeah. >> that really looks good. >> great barbecue. our friends from hometown barbecue are here firing up the smoker. >> getting their appetites whetted out there. we're kicking off the "gma" backyard barbecue summer cookoff in morning. i think i'm up first. >> you are. >> we're all competing for -- of course we're competing for something. the golden spatula. that's the prize. >> you should see our dressing room with all the trophies from over the years. >> our props department very creative. thanks props. i'm taking the golden nen spatula, george good luck today. >> thank you. so many people cannot get

enough of these pictures. the first ones of little princess charlotte and big brother george this morning. what wept into the making of the photos. >> i loved that slicked-back hair. let's get to amy with the morning rundown. good morning, guys. the big story this morning. breaking development in the brazen prison break in new york. two days after two convicted killers used power tools to cut their way out, a female prison worker has been removed from her job. hundreds of law enforcement officers have fanned out across the area looking for those convicts. police say they could be anywhere. and explosive new details in california's biggest oil spill in a quarter century. the pipeline's owner said a spill was quote extremely unlikely. the company told regulators its monitoring system could help them alert.

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>> people say, why do they need nine kitchens. >> reporter: jackie siegel chronicling her still unfinished quest to build the buyingest house in america. she said it is with great sadness we ask you to respect our privacy during this tragic time and the loss of our beloved daughter, victoria. also telling abc news this make mes want to be a spokesperson to try to save other lives. victoria was one of the siegelss' eight children. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news miami. a major announcement coming from apple today. it's set to reveal a paid streaming music service costing $10 a month. the service provides users unlimited access to tens of millions of songs. and finally, ever wonder what playing the air saxophone

sounds like. take a look. ♪ that guy doing the famous "pink panther" theme. without an instrument. just his voice. we're not sure how he does it. doesn't it sound like the charlie brown teacher a little bit. that was my impression. it was impressive. >> i haven't seen that before. >> now you have george. >> a first. let's go to lara in the social square. >> thank you, george. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." how ariana grande is making headlines as a role model. the first photos of prince george and baby charlotte. you'll never guess who was behind the camera. and a "gma" explusive. beyonce sharing her secrets to looking flawless. plus, george. guess who i found?

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making a big statement for women everywhere. abc's kayna whitworth is here with more. >> reporter: her strong message has gone global. so far, the response to her manifesto has been overwhelmingly positive. ♪ this is the ♪ >> reporter: pop soup star arianna frand day. ♪ i'm stronger than i've been before ♪ >> reporter: a strong empowering message. saying she's her own person posting to her more than 34 million instagram followers that women are mostly referred to as a man's past present, or future property/possession. i do not belong to anyone but myself. and neither do you. ♪ this is the part when i break free ♪ >> reporter: grande's strongly worded post coming shortly after sunday's interview with the sun. she told the paper, i'm tired of

needing to be ah linked to a guy. i'm not big shane's ex. i'm not niall's possible girl. i'm ariana grande. >> not being defined by who you're standing next to. but by your accomplishments. >> reporter: grande making it clear when she does an interview she has more to discuss than love. posting, having something to say is not the same as having a bad attitude. ♪ take a look ah what you've done ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift, a strong advocate of female power stands by grande's side tweeting i'm so proud of you, always. but especially today. ♪ i'm going to show you how the graduate ♪ >> reporter: her female respect education played out on social media with the singer anxious to create change. i can't wait to live in a world where people are not valued by who they're dating married to,

tachd to having sex with, or not, seen with, but having value as an individual. >> it's no surprise this message reverb rapted and resonated with so many people. >> reporter: and scienced her doubters. so no vons response on twitter from in iall. big shane tweeted mysterious words. if you love yourself you'll never be alone. she's getting support from her sisterhood. something she refers to directly. you like that robin. >> a nice touch at the end. >> gloria steinem. >> the hash tag sisterhood. like you said earlier, when your daughters maybe have someone they can look up to with her

presence on social media she's got a voice out there. she's using it for something different than we see. >> true enough. >> thank you. we move on to next in the "heat index." the first official pictures of prince george and little sister princess charlotte, together. they're photographed by kate. sara haines has it. >> reporter: by george they're gorgeous. prince george bestowing a royal kiss on baby sister princess charlotte in one of the four stunning photos shot by amateur paragrapher princess kate at the family's country home. >> i think we can see that prince george has taken to being a big brother well. he's giving his little sister a kiss. a doting big brother already. >> reporter: the third in line to the throne proud big brother george the heir lovingly cradling his sister, the spare, in his arms. almost identical to this photo of william and harry 30 years

ago. charlotte is already drawing comparison to her famous aunt pippa and starting to show a hint of blue eyes unlike her brother, in the photos. taken in mid may, two weeks after the princess's birth, when kate and william first sbrusd their daughter to the world. and prince george seemed to master that all-important royal wave. the youngest royals already trend certificates. prince george's short set retailing for $100. the princess in a hand-knit sweater and leggings by irylea. next up, charlotte aps christening next month. >> everyone waits to see who the godparents will be. >> reporter: in at poignant tribute to princess diana, the ceremony takes place in the same church where their grandmother

was baptized. for "good morning america," sara haines abc news new york. >> so sweet. >> adorable pictures. adorable pictures. next up, a "gma" explusclousive beyonce speaking out on camera about the diet that made her more flawless than ever. she says if a foodie like her can do it so can you. mara mara schiavocampo is here. >> reporter: we all saw how amazing beyonce looked. she's made radical changes to her diet. she says she's never felt better. queen bey ruling everything from the red carpet to the stage. ♪ forever young i want to be forever young ♪ >> reporter: now, beyonce is baring all of her secrets. how she maintains her new, trimmer body.

>> this is something i have to share with everyone. >> reporter: for the first time speaking about her experience on the 22-day revolution. >> i'm not the thinnest woman. i have curving. i'm proud of my curves. and i have struggled since a young age with diets. and, finding something that actually works. actually keeps the weight off has been difficult for me. >> reporter: the program, created by celebrity trainer marco borg erk s focuses on plant-based foods. a plan for going vegan in just three weeks. >> psychologists have learned it takes 21 days to make or break a habit. if you adopted a habit over 21 days on the 22nd day, you have a new habit. >> reporter: choose plants over processed. eat three meals a day, proe us issing on carbs over protein and fats. exercise 30 minutes a day.

drink plenty of water. >> being on a vegan diet can reduce your risk of diet-related problems. >> reporter: beyonce is a such a fan, she's partnering with borges to create a vegan meal delivery service. >> for the average person who wants to switch to a vegan diet do not shop the center of the grocery store. that's where the packaged and processed food will be. go the outside. look for the fresh produce. >> reporter: beyonce revealing the results not only take off pounds. >> i felt like my skin was really firm. a lot tighter than when i deprive myself of food and got the weight off fast. and the weight stayed off. >> reporter: a superstar secret. ♪ i woke up like this ♪ >> reporter: to living flawlessly. all right, so if you're looking for an alternative to the eggs

and baig encon. we have options. avocado spread on toast. a little bit of red person flakes. some salt. this is a delicious breakfast. everybody loves guacamole. >> this is so good. >> this is chia seed pudding. you like snit. >> i love it. it remind mes of my grandmother's tapioca pudding. >> i'm going with the barbecue in the next half hour. [ laughter ] >> sorry. no. >> beyonce's plan? barbecue? >> if you want to do it you can find way to make it work. she'll be back tomorrow. she's passionate about the children of haiti.

she says be good. b-e-y good. let's go outside to rob. >> we have a crowd getting storms about to roll in the ohio rivera valley that will be the focal point of severe weather. some of the storms in p-a could be severe with heavy rains too. that's a check on the national outlook, here's what's happening where you live. >> reporter: you just heard it from rob we're in the line for the potential of severe storms, right now we have sprinkles and showers here and there evaporating. taking a look outside we're looking at the ben franklin bridge from our temple university camera in north philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast humidity

builds and is to does the heat later. 85 is the warm high. later tonight we'll see thunderstorms developing in the northern and western suburbs cruising down through the region some could be strong. to have you with us. back to you. we're keeping it all in the fam family family. or maybe i should say it ali in the family. george's wife joins us later to talk about a brand-new book. right now, we're happy to have her popping in. >> pop, here i am. >> pop goes the weasel. we begin with the tony awards. they lit up radio city music hall. helen mirren saying your majesty, you did it again. she won the oscar for flagty queen as well. hosts and broadway veterans

kristin chenoweth and allen cumming dazzled. chenoweth as "e.t." rocking broadway. five wins. best musical. best original score. a writing team made solely up of women. was that -- i'm trying to find it. >> fun house. fun house. >> you're trying to find it. you have a lot of notes. how hard is this job? am i right? >> wow. >> ali. >> i'm just saying. >> look at this. can you get a closeup of how much work goes into this. >> sh says call my hair stylist. mani/pedi at 3:00. >> you should see when it's a "pop news" investigation. also in "pop news" jenny

from the block. officially too hot to handle at least in morocco. jennifer lopez causing a fire storm on the other side of the world. performing live for 160,000 fans and national tv audience. the fans loved it but j. lo's outfits and moves created outrage. she and the concert promoter are being sued. >> that's a reality tv show i'm going to watch. and by the way, if you hire j. lo to do a concert, you should google her. she's not julie andrews. she is going to grind. so -- i don't know. i don't know maybe moroccan google doesn't work so well. >> i agree. pretty simple. >> when she played at georges's birthday party, she did the same thing.

>> he is so red right now. >> underneath the makeup. >> we're not going to morocco. >> did we have plans to? >> you never know. >> and then finally, if you're eager for a better night's sleep, a new study in the daily mail says you should take up golf or gardening or yoga. i have to find my notes now, ali. >> oh my god, can we cut to commercial for ten minutes. >> researchers examined the sleep habits of 500,000 people and saw that the type of exercise for great night's sleep matters. the more purposeful activities like the walk in golf the running, the yoga will help you sleep better than house work or child care. but they foster a worse night's sleem sleep because of the inherent stress. >> he does the house work and i

play golf. i always sleep like a lamb. >> that's the way it works at our house. >> it works perfectly. that's "pop news" everybody. ali and the family. we'll see you later. and we'll see george doing his favorite thing to grill. >> i'm going for the golden spatula. >> oh, wow. i haven't seen him that serious in a long time. >> oh no he's so competitive about meats. he is. you can't get near the grill. even the dogs are like i might get swapped up and end up on the spit. we stay away. >> okay. it's on. >> it's on. >> and will you stay and judge? >> um yes, i will. >> why don't you read the tease, honey? >> lots more ahead, this morning. "the goonies" celebrating a 30th anniversary. we're kicking off a backyard cookoff. i'm up first just moments away. >> well done, ali, well done.

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>> good morning a 22-year-old woman opened her front door this morning only to be shot in the face. it happened at a home in hunting park section. the woman is in critical condition, a friend said she was conscious and speaking with investigators. police are looking for two men who fled the scene. 8:27 june 8. let's head over to karen rogers looking at the big accident on the the blue route. >> reporter: causing huge delays, tam, this is the blue route southbound we have five vehicles involved with the accident. they have taken a few out on tow trucks. police and penndot blocking the lanes. look at these travel times. 64 minute ride northbound with a gaper delay. southbound 53 minute ride huge delays from the schuylkill expressway to i-95. we want to switch the camera scene to i-95. the blue route is are a parking

lot. this is -- the blue route is such a parking lot. this is the blue route southbound traffic to ridley park. chopper 6 was over another big accident this involving that trash truck it brought down a pole. peco saying there's no power outage in the area. closing knights road. take academy road it runs parallel tam. >> let's head outside to david murphyment -- the weekend was great, is there more of that in store? >> reporter: we have spotty showers moving away from allentown and one push you go out of chester to western delaware county. this afternoon it grows more humid high of 85. in the evening hours strong gusty thunderstorms are possible drenching downpours and damaging wind gusts and isolated tornado county be rule

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[ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "good morning america." so much coming up. in this next half hour. including a big barbecue cookoff. george threatening to take home the golden spatula. >> he usually wins though. let's be honest. we have a very special guest. now it's one on one with robin and ali. >> always a good morning when george's other half is here. of course, ali wentworth is an actress actress, comedian new york times best-selling author. read i over the weekend. laugh out loud. happy ali after. her adventures in self-improvement. we did this reverse thing. we did this with george and who did we do that with is this and tom bergeron.

if you want to reverse it and give me something, you hit that. you can ask the question. but guy with the first question. >> let's sell the book first and then we'll go to you. >> okay. as i said i read your other one too. the way you look at life what brought about this one? i understand a little bit working with oprah, those ah-ha moments you witnessed? >> i worked with oprah for a few years. the people inand out of her show were people that had inspirations. >> i hit a point in hi life. an age that rhymes with nifty. is this all there is? you know like what's the back nine of my life look like. i decided to kind of live my life by inspirational quotes but failing miserably. i like to call it the unhappiness project. i the road to be a better wife mother and worked out for the first time in my life. it's the humorous way of looking at the next part of my life.

let me be honest in a few year i'll be going through menopause. our two daughters will be having their periods. i told george go get a one-bedroom apartment. it's better that way. i tried botox. i tried spray tan. >> did you have to not ask for george's permission but did he kind of look at it first? i know that -- >> could you imagine that conversation? >> no i knts george actually. >> are you kidding me? i'm like a '50s housewife. i have to ask you permission for everything. but yes, he always reads the rough draft to make sure that i can't get sued or the exboyfriends are too obvious or he may come across i don't know foo feminine. whatever the issue is. but, the stories are true. there's a story about how in marriage you know there's always, you know who is right, who is wrong? in any relationship you have a fight. there are times where we'll

fight until the sun comes up i say, but this but this, but this i lost track of what we were fighting about. >> the trip to spain? >> we got there. we checked in. the woman at the american airlines reservation place said oh our not going anywhere. i mean she looked at me like i had farted on her shoes. i realized my daughter's passports had expired. that's my business. so i did what any mature woman would do i ran away. i just ran to the other side of the apt. i knew i was in trouble. our 9-year-old ran after me. i said what is daddy doing now? how mad is he? is that vein popping out? oh no i'm in trouble. you mess up i apologized. >> the girls were happy it was you for once not them. >> and it wasn't me. >> they could watch the kardashians and hang out because mom was in the dog house.

>> you have learned, and george helps with this you have to read the fine print. >> i was hired, i'll do anything for a buck fifty. i was hired to do a commencement speech. i had to do it three time. a 9:00 a.m. a 1:00, a 4:00 with 0,000 people getting diplomas between each one. that's a lot of feet to watch in a very very long time. i realized that men in sandals with fungus is a turnoff. am i right? that's you were aoff. so, yes, and i -- they promised me a private plane. i was very excited. >> how was that? >> it was a crop dust we are a bucket as a toilet. any way. [ bell rings ] key lime pie, jalapeno chips. >> key lime pie. >> cat or dog?

>> do i have to choose. dog, dog, dog. you were very nice to me. >> would people like take you down? >> tom bergeron was hard on george. >> i am the mother teresa of these types of things. >> you were trying with this. in a humorous way. we all reach a point in our life ali, that we look as you said, the front nine back nine. >> you just kind of go all right. i'm married, happily, and lovingly. i have these kids. my career i'm never going to get sud lynn discovered as a sexy ingenue. nor is "playboy" calling. you know this is what my career is my life is. it's great. soon my kids will be at harvard medical school fingers crossed. what am i going to do? what does it look like? george works so hard. i don't know if he'll go to flea markets with me. you look tat it you think, how

do i better everything? i started doing pilates. >> that's a book in itself. >> why is everyone so quiet and shocked? >> we don't do pilates. we talk. we eat sprinkles cupcakes and talk. but it's helping me. >> we'll have you do cooking. i have noticed that little vein with george. sometimes, i'll see -- >> when that vein pops you have to run out of the building. >> i've noticed that. >> go the bunker. the anchor bunker. >> "happily ali after" hits bookstores tomorrow. >> thank you, robin. thank you, ali. it's so hard to believe, "goonies" that much loved movie about a group of kids searching for pirates treasure celebrated

the 30th anniversary over the weekend. we went searching for the cast. here's abc's nick watt to explain. >> come on move it! >> reporter: the iconic opening of one of the greatest films ever made. >> oh wow, a police chase! >> reporter: 30 years later. >> car chase comes by. >> reporter: i'm here with chunk. >> and that is comedic genius. >> reporter: and this is begin intervention. oh police chase. >> an actual what? >> is that goonies in swedish? >> no. >> i'm setting booty traps. >> booby traps. >> where are they now? some o are still in the game. josh brolin has played a

president. sean aston's played a hobbit. corey feldman's played a comedian. jonathan ke quan has played a character. >> i just hit puberty, i looked different. i couldn't get work. >> reporter: he's a hollywood lawyer and author. >> reporter: and the county jail a movie museum. you were not a goonies fan? >> i was not. >> reporter: okay. fans literally trampling on each other to get to chunk. >> may i take a picture? >> you're trampling on me dude. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: and that house. >> i truffle shuffled right there. >> reporter: this is actually my favorite scene. chunk and sloth bonding over baby ruth. >> is that for me? >> reporter: baby ruth. >> in the movie, i fed sloth.

i don't know if i'm ready to take our relationship to that level. >> reporter: sharing a baby ruth with chunk right where the truffle shuffle took place. my work here is done. actually it's not. i want to get the band back together. goonies, there's been talk. >> sequels make me nervous. >> reporter: i guess i'm a goonie and -- >> goonies never say die. >> reporter: see you all for the 40th anniversary in ten. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, astoria oregon. early bird gets the worm. kyle and javera here since 4:00 in the morning. let's go to san francisco temperatures in the mid 50s, it will be hot inland. heat advisory inland valleys. temperature 10 to 20 degrees above normal. here's the local forecast.

>> reporter: all right, rob, here in the east, the story will be severe storms later tonight for now one little shower in delaware county. a heavy hitter there too, warm and humid high of 85. strong gusty storms with drenching downpours possible this evening. we have a sneak peek at the latest installment in the series "terminator genisys." take a look. >> the new film in my mind the third film arnold takes character even farther. everybody responds to sarah connor. >> nice try. >> i think for women, she represents an enpower chlt.

there's a vulnerability there. it comes as a price. >> arnold is ageless. you can see the full video on ya noo.com/movies. this is coming up. all that's missing is vodka. we'll talk about that and so much more as we get into our grilling wars. oops. george is on that. and the stars of the new reality yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah,

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the kardashians and jenners are not the only ones coming to terms with their father's transition. a new docu-series, "becoming us" shows the struggle with the same questions. >> reporter: caitlin jenner's headline making reveal last week captured the nation's attention. >> how many people waste a life because they never deal with themselves to be who they are? >> reporter: a ground-breaking moment. >> i'm the new normal. >> reporter: if you think it's only celebrities and their families think again. >> last year my parented ended up telling me they were getting divorced. then they told me that my dad wanted to become a woman. and, i was like -- huh? >> i'm carly. used to be charlie. now i'm carly. >> reporter: their story is told in the new docu-series, "becoming us." the story follows ben's journey

as he draples with his dad's transition. >> i'm going the have surgery. how does it make you feel? >> even more -- >> reporter: it's unprecedented territory for family viewing. >> i hope there's message of acceptance. of undering that universally, we're all kind of the same. >> reporter: ben was 13 years old when carly revealed she was transgendered. how did that hit you? >> it was like my dad died. seeing my dad as a new stranger that i have known for so long. >> reporter: as they transition together viewers see family bond that seems ultimately unbreakable. >> i always said you're not losing me at all. i'm not going anywhere. >> who knew my dad would become a woman at the same time i was become mang? >> reporter: for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news chicago. >> and we're join bdty stars of "becoming us" carly and ben lehwald. thank you for being here. why did you want to share your story with the world.

it's a brave thing to do? mgts i did it for my son. he had the idea to do it. and, um my hat was kind of off to him. i told him up front i would do it. soy was committed. >> and ben, we saw when you were 13 obviously you struggled immensely with your father's decision. here you are at 17 now. how did you make the transition accepting your dad's transition? >> it took a lot of time. it was just -- it was rough for a period of time. i was confused. i was feeling all these emotions. but, it just took time. we got used to it. >> did you get support at school? how was the reaction from your friends? >> they were all very supportive. they're all great people. they're all, it's a very diverse community where i live. we're just very accepting and really open to stuff. >> carly, i know as a parent watching ben struggle, what was the toughest part of it all? how did you get through snit. >> the conversation ben and i had. a deep heart to heart in the

car. it was, a lot of sadness. >> but look where you are now. obviously, with caitlin jenner transitioning in front of the world on the cover of "vanity fair," your story out now for people to watch and become accustomed to the transgender community, what do we need to snow? to understand? >> that's a big question. >> that's a good question. >> that we're normal loving people. just like everybody else. we deserve the same respect as even else. >> very powerful yet simple answer. i like it the carly, thank you, ben, thank you. "becoming us" premiers tonight on abc family. >> a shoutout to my cardiac crew. >> go cardiac crew. nice one, carly. next on "gma," every cup has a story. my dunkin'

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fired up right now. kicking off "gma's" backyard barbecue summer cookoff. now, each member of the "gma" anchor team will present their own unique barbecue dish trying to win over star-studded panel of judges in central park on friday. one of them will take home the coveted golden spatula. it's only day one. first up we present mr. george stephanopoulos. drum roll please. >> i'm going to set the bar high. here it is guys. >> oh wow. >> grilled shrimp greek style. real real easy. marinate in olive oil, oregano, salt and pepper. grill them. they took the shells off. you don't have to do that. grill them up. it's the perfect start to summer. is there that's before. before it goes on the grill. >> couldn't be easier.

we have some. >> oh look at this. >> we have some. a little greek salad on the side. >> just close your eyes you're on the shoers of the greek ilands. [ singing in greek ] >> i call this love juice. >> watermelon lime cooler. i have to be honest. this is another way you can win over our judges. each contender is allowed a bonus bask item. it's a side dish that goes along with the recipe. what do we have in your basket? >> greek salad. cucumber. feta. >> fantastic. >> opah! opah! >> i have to say, well done. congratulations. as we say in greek --

[ speaking greek ] i want to turn to our picnic board table. george getting a spot at the table. there is room for all of us. at the end of the day, only one of us can win. only one of us can have a seat at they had of the table. robin, the pressure's on. you're up tomorrow. to bring your "a" game. this is not close to being finished. let's go over the amy. that is right. we have billy and mike from hometown barbecue in brooklyn new york. they're going to be featured in the annual big apple block party this weekend. first let's get some tips for you for folks barbecuing at home. what is the number one tip? >> if you're a beginner the easiest way to ease into it is with the smaller cuts.

sausage, chicken, ribs. stuff that takes less time to cook instead of a brisket or pork shoulder. that takes 16 hours. >> what do we have here? >> we have big ribs here. this year we're making our jamaican jerk baby back ribs. i grew up not far from a west indian community. this is me paying homage to my friends in flatbush. this is what i made last year. one of the best pit masters, wayne miller will be here doing beef rib this is year. this is what this guy looks like. >> just falls off the bone. that is fantastic. billy and mike thank you so much. we're going to eat. we'll be right back. >> so happy to be here. thanks.

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am not feeling anything. the temperatures are going up a little bit. this afternoon you'll feel the temperatures rise and the humidity go up. i just got a drizzle drop on my cheek. later this afternoon and evening look out for strong, gusty thunderstorms, some of them could produce damaging wind gusts and drenching downpours if you hear thunder treat the storm seriously. in the western suburbs a slight chance of a tornado tonight, but that's a small chance. >> coming up at noon, the search for two convicted murderers who broke out of prison, we're following the manhunt and their escape with power tools. up equity next, "live" with kelly and michael -- up next, "live" with kelly and michael. enjoy your monday and hope your week is off to a good start.

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