good morning, america. and breaking news deadly terror attack. a rampage at an american gas factory in france. at least one person dead, several others wounded. an islamist flag found on the scene. the latest as we come on the air. also breaking overnight tourist tragedy. a plane crash on a sightseeing trip for cruise ship passengers going down. nine on board. federal officials rushing to the scene. great escape. the terrifying moment caught on tape. an escape artist trapped inside a tank full of people in front a crowd of horrified onlookers and the famous magician who raced to the rescue. >> you're fired. univision cutting ties with

donald trump pulling the plug on the miss usa show. angry over comments the billionaire made about mexican immigrants. and how the donald is threatening to fight back. we do say good morning, america, on this friday morning and it's a very busy friday morning. we have so much to get to. we wanted to begin with that breaking news of the a deadly terror attack at an american company in france. at least one person dead. several injured at the gas factory. abc's brian ross joins us with the latest. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this happened in the last few hours. here's what we know. the gas factory owned by an american company, air products and chemical near grenoble was the target. two men run into the factory on a vehicle hitting several gas canisters setting off a number of explosions. a man was beheaded and the detap stated head was found on a factory gate. they found black banners with arabic writing and a note was left behind.

several injured and france's anti-terrorist unit is overseeing the investigation. one of the men who carried out attack was arrested another still at large. this comes just after the "charlie hebdo" magazine massacre in paris just less than six months ago. isis leaders have repeatedly called for attacks inside france, robin. >> all right. >> horrific scene. we have another breaking story. overnight that plane crash in alaska. the aircraft carrying passengers from the cruise ship on a sightseeing tour a very popular destination for american families this time of year. abc's neal karlinsky has the latest. neal, good morning. >> reporter: david good morning. the cruise ship left from this pier in downtown sale and was nearing the end of a week-long agoing aen cruise. the pilot and eight passengers on board were on a small sightseeing plane at the time when something went terribly wrong. this morning, ntsb officials heading to the sight of a deadly plane crash in the remote alaskan mountains. a float plane like this one

slamming into a granite cliff near the city of ketchikan on thursday killing all nine people on board. the small aircraft on a shore excursion for passengers of this cruise ship "the mms westerdam" before going down. the coast guard and local search teams working into the night hampered by bad weather and dangerous terrain. >> it's a very steep terrain. it's an area they were concerned if they went in on foot they might trigger a rock slide. >> reporter: we spoke to one of the passengers on board after the ship finally left port. >> i would say that they judged correctly the mood of everyone on board and have just sort of made it a little bit more low key than it would have been. >> reporter: in 2013 in the same area another float plane went down. the five on board surviving. >> it's too early to even speculate as to what might have happened because these are well-known routes flown by qualified commercial pilots who know the route like the back of their hand.

>> reporter: i can tell you i've flown on a similar plane in the exact same area. they are very common there this time of year except when there is bad weather. the ntsb will have a go team on site to look into that or whether there was mechanical or some other problem. >> so many questions. thank you very much. now to the severe weather, more flooding concerns this morning across the midwest and ginger i know you're tracking all of it. >> the latest pictures. look at marshall missouri east of kansas city. this is what the treat looks like in a lot of places. you can see right here st. louis got one round of storms, up to 5 inches of rain falling close to st. louis and just a couple of hours and then they're going to get more. it's happening this morning and i'll show you what's going on. the radar from the last 24 hours plotted but severe storm reports. more than 200. we also added all the flash flood and flooding reports, quite a few, we're talking more than 100 in the last 24 hours. that system still moving to the east through kentucky western virginia, but there's more to come. that same region under flash

flood watch from missouri to pennsylvania west virginia northern kentucky you're all in it and severe weather could come along with this so remember damaging wind louisville, nashville all on alert today. we'll watch it throughout the day. >> thanks. we'll get to the major victory at the supreme court for president obama. the justices upholding a key part of obamacare, the president declaring this latest win is a sign his signature health care law is quote, here to stay. but his opponents are not backing down. abc's jon karl is live at the white house for us, jon, this is the second major victory for the president on obamacare at the court. >> reporter: and this is a big one, david. it means that more than 6 million people will not lose subsidies they get to buy health insurance and on the last major legal challenge to obamacare president obama won a decisive victory. at the supreme court obamacare supporters were jubilant about the court's decision. at the white house, hugs and

high-fives throughout the west wing and a triumphant president in the rose garden. >> after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. >> reporter: for the second time it was chief justice john roberts, a conservative appointed to the court by george w. bush who ruled to uphold the law saving president obama's signature domestic achievement. in a scathing dissent, justice scalia accused the court of bailing out obamacare writing "we should calling this law scotuscare." the president may say the battle is over republican presidential candidates say it's just beginning. >> mark my words, following the election in 2016 this chamber will return and we will repeal every word of obamacare. >> reporter: jeb bush tweeted we need to repeal and replace obamacare empowering individuals to make their own health care decisions. from mike huckabee, obamacare

ruling is judicial tyranny. but many republican leaders are privately relieved by this ruling david. those 6 million people that would have lost their subsidies to buy health insurance, most are living in states ruled by or governed by republican governors and republicans were deeply guided about what to do about it. >> a historic decision 24 hours ago. you'll be standing by because we could get another decision from the court on same-sex marriage? >> reporter: yeah this absolutely an historic one. the decision could come this morning. the question here the court may resolve is whether or not same-sex marriage is a constitution constitutionally protected right. david, this will be watched very closely here at the white house. the president is now firmly on the side of making gay marriage a constitutionally protected right and quite a journey for the president. as you remember when he first got elected he first opposed same-sex marriage. >> a busy day for the president. >> yes, he is. he is traveling to charleston

this morning for the funeral of pastor and state senator clementa pinckney one of the victims of that church shooting. the president will deliver his eulogy. but with thousands gathering there are some fears of unrest this morning. abc's byron pitts joins us now from charleston. good morning byron. >> reporter: good morning robin. because the president and vice president will be here security will be very tight. authorities are already extending the security perimeter every hour now until the start of the service. as mourners by the hundreds are already here. this morning, president obama traveling to charleston, south carolina to deliver the eulogy at the funeral for reverend clementa pinckney one of nine people gunned down during bible study in the emanuel ame church shooting. ♪ hundreds of mourners already paying their respects to the pastor on view to the public in the south carolina statehouse this week and now the family of accused killer dylann roof releasing a statement apologizing to the families of

the victims of the shooting this historically black church, we would like to take this time to reflect on the victims and give their families time to grieve. we are truly sorry for their loss. as they fear growing unrest after the initially peaceful reaction to the tragedy last week. this statue of confederate jefferson davis vandalized. >> the baptist church on breyer creek road is on fire. >> reporter: on wednesday charlotte officials calling the fire that left this predominantly black church in ruins arson, the second black church to go up in flames this week. in macon, georgia, god's power of christ church also burned to the ground tuesday. investigators saying that too was arson. more than 5,000 mourners are expected here and president obama expected to carry out his familiar role as comforter in chief. david, robin, back to you. >> should be another emotional day in charleston. >> the shooter today and

concentrate on the families and faces. >> that's what it should be. to new details on that prison guard who was arrested for helping those escaped killers. a newly surfaced interview with gene palmer is revealing what life is like inside that maximum security facility. abc's linzie janis is in malone new york with that story for us. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, robin. palmer also accused of letting those inmates rewire electrical bocks to help them cook in their cells, a favor he told police he did in exchange for something from them and in this interview he talks about tactics used to control prisoners. this morning, new details about the corrections officer charged with bringing contraband to inmates richard matt and david sweat. 57-year-old gene palmer telling police he had no idea about the killers' estate plot saying the items he gave pliers a screwdriver and art supplies were in exchange for paintings and information from matt on

illegal activity by other prisoners. he spoke about a barter system at the prison in an interview with north country public radio 15 years ago. >> when we talk about gangs, that's one of the most challenging things that we have here. usually we have a rat system where well we know you're going to do this we're going to tell and that's how we suppress a lot of things around here. >> reporter: in that he described life as a guard at a maximum security prison giving his view from inside the clinton correctional facility talking about the hierarchy among inmates. >> there's a man, he's a convict here. i believe he killed his wife if anybody was to come up to him and say, give me your lunch money, he could make the right calls and things would be quickly clarified on who is the boss out here. >> reporter: calling his job extremely difficult. >> with the money that they pay you you'll go bald you'll have high blood pressure and you'll become an alcoholic and divorce and then kill yourself. it's a negative environment. >> reporter: this morning matt

and sweat still running free. police scouring these dense woods and swampland looking for clues. and for the first time abc news able to get closer to that hunting camp where the men were believed to be hiding out. this trail running under power lines for roughly 20 miles from the prison all the way to that cabin where police found their dna on food. that food peanut butter that was several years old and with those killers still on the loose this morning, a children's summer camp in the area forced to cancel its first week. david. >> all right, linzie janis who has been on this for day, thanks. a major health headline. lawmakers in california approving one of the toughest mandatory vaccination bills in the country. the law would require parents to vaccinate their children before accepting them to kindergarten regardless of religious or personal beliefs. more from dr. richard besser. what does this mean? >> yeah this is big news on the vaccine front.

all states require children to get vaccinated to go to school and they all allow an out if a child has a medical reason like cancer that would make vaccination difficult. but in some states it's easy to get out of vaccination requirements. in many states if you have a religious exemption you don't need to get vaccinated and in 20 states if you personally don't believe in vaccination you can say no but california experienced a big measles outbreak last year and decided to take action and say medical exemption fine the others you need to get vaccinated. >> you've been practicing for years before becoming a medical editor. a lot of parents feel this should be a personal decision. >> as a pediatrician i face this question all the time. you know the thing is if it were just affecting your child i could see that. but the problem is no vaccine gives 100% protection and so you count on protecting a classroom by all of the children being vaccinated. for measles for example, you need 95% of children to be vaccinated to ensure that an outbreak won't happen in the

school. in california as many as 25% of kids aren't getting vaccinated so california is saying if you don't want to vaccinate you have to homeschool. >> tough words. all right. rich besser with us thanks. we're going to get to dan harris with the breaking news involving hillary clinton and e-mails again. >> that's right. new questions about her use of private e-mail as secretary of state. the state department says clinton fayed to turn over 15 e-mail messages that dealt with the security situation in libya. the republican lawmaker heading the investigation into the attack on benghazi called them omission omission significant and troubling. civilian drones blocking the firefighting in california. flames broke out in san bernardino threatening homes but water drops were stopped because drones were flying close too tanker pilots and the lake fire actually grew after illegal drones interfered forcing tanker planes to turn back around and land. a wild chase on the freeway

of southern california. the guy hitting speeds up to 115 miles an hour and finally stopped when he ran out of gas. then he laid down and waited to be arrested. and here's another stunt gone wrong. he attempted a long jump in the subway in new york city. as you can see he falls short slamming into the platform then he quickly scrambles up from the tracks unfazed and apparently unhurt and we hope unwilling to do that again. a month after calling off her wedding bristol palin now says she is pregnant with her second out of wedlock child. palin is not offering any other details including the father's identity but admits it's a huge disappointment for her family and asking for privacy for herself and her 6-year-old son. all that stands between the u.s. women's soccer team and the world cup semifinals is china. the two countries play tonight in ottawa. the u.s. hasn't lost to china in a dozen years and has never failed to reach the semifinals of a major tournament. much more about the team coming up in our next hour.

one last note here, on a day when high temperatures are in the news check out this belly flopping bear beating the heat in an animal sanctuary in florida. his name is bruiser. he's a 3-year-old grizzly. you'll see he climbs out shaking it off, t. swift style and if you stand by he's going to climb back up that ladder and just boom into the water again. it's brilliant. >> it's warm. >> as a diver yourself the number of people on youtube saying they watch this and want a bear themselves. >> no no as a psa, bad idea. that grizzly is going to grow to 600 pounds. you won't like what he does to your couches. >> just watch me dive. i can do a much better belly flop. i have some news everybody. this is kind of scary. at a rehearsal for that magic show a dangerous trick that went horribly wrong and world famous magician criss angel came racing to the rescue. abc's reena ninan has the story.

>> get him out! >> reporter: this is the terrifying moment an escape artist trapped inside a tank full of water suspended 30 feet in the air unable to breathe or get out as others frantically try to free him. one of those horrified onlookers, world famous magician criss angel jumping on to the tank to help pry it open as the tank is lowered on to the stage. the illusionist trapped inside is spencer horsman, rehearsing a stunt wednesday for a las vegas magic show "supernaturalists" when something goes horribly wrong. >> there's this. >> reporter: horsman who shot to fame on "america's got talent" can be seen face down and motionless inside the locked tank filled with water. >> this is like life or death. >> reporter: criss angel one of the richest magicians in the world leaping into action pulling off this daring rescue that was no trick at all. horsman lucky to be alive and

well this morning after this horrifying ordeal. but the show must go on opening later tonight only a few days off schedule. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> ooh. >> so glad that criss angel knew something was not okay. >> jumped into action quickly. >> thank you, lara. out west scorching out there. >> not only has it been super not only has it been super hot we're talking about more than a week like las vegas, this is time lapse that shows you how closely the smoke fills the air. air quality alert in effect lifted for today. excessive heat warpings stay for las vegas look how far the heat advisories go north montana portland both in there. let's get the hot cities brought to you by copper tone sunscreen.

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jammed this morning. we have a terrible accident in devon, chester county emergency workers coming to the scene trying to extricate someone from the vehicle lancaster avenue at fairfield road. hatboro montgomery county we have an accident a vehicle slammed into a pole jacksonville and county line. another one mercer county robinsville hanken road. atlantic city rail line still not running use new jersey buses cross honoring the tickets. >> now let's go out live to take a look on the delaware, you can see the beautiful tall ships they will be here for a few more days be if you get a chance take a look. let's go over to david murphy and get a sense of what's going on with accuweather good morning. >> reporter: mainly clear and cloudy, comfortable this morning. 69 degrees, 6 # in allentown, 68 in sea isle city.

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good morning america and right now one person is dead and two others injured in that deadly terror attack at an american gas factory in france. an islamist flag found at the scene. one suspect in custody. the others still at large. also right now racing to the scene of that deadly plane crash. nine people in the alaskan wilderness. >> and president obama will deliver the all yi for clementa pinckney one of the victims of the charleston church shooting. >> powerful day ahead as we say good morning, america on a friday morning. the week flies when you sit next to robin roberts. >> i say the same -- double duty. did you get a nap. >> no naps. anyways for breakfast. you taught me. speaking of that team usa getting ready for a huge world

cup showdown. we're talking to the team captain coming up this morning. >> go usa. >> we believe. >> we believe. >> we believe. >> nice. >> lara is in a great mood. love that. we'll begin -- i don't know if donald trump is in such a great mood. you know what univision did dumped had imfor comments he made about mexican immigrants. univision saying it will no longer air the miss usa pageant which is partly owned by trump but the donald a presidential candidate, is firing back threatening a major lawsuit. abc's tom llamas spoke to him and is here with us. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. you don't have to ask donald trump, he'll tell you he is a dealmaker and successful businessman. that's why he says he'd be a great president. what he said on the campaign trail is affecting his financial empire. this important, donald trump says he's gearing up for a multimillion dollar court battle with univision. the spanish language broadcaster announcing they won't be showing the july 12th miss usa telecast cutting ties with the donald

because of comments he made about mexican immigrants. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: these comments made during trump's campaign announcement. he now tells abc news he was referencing many immigrant group, not just those from mexico. do you regret those comments? >> not at all. i said it about people from all over. >> reporter: univision called the comments insulting. how much are you going to sue them for. >> well we're going to sue them for a tremendous amount of money including defamation. >> reporter: trump tells abc news the agreement to broadcast miss usa in spanish was a five here year deal signed in january ironclad and worth about $15 million. in your announcement you were talking about how good a businessman is. univision is telling you you're fired essentially. >> i know you want to be cute when you say that. they're not saying anything. i think univision is listening

to the mexico government they don't like the fact that donald trump is talking about what bad deals the united states is making with mexico. >> reporter: the republican candidate recently told george mexico was ripping off america. >> you're calling them an enemy. >> george george mexico does not like us. mexico is not our friend. >> reporter: the univision decision comes after major celebrities slammed trump. ricky marting tweeting in spanish he had hate and ignorance in his heart and this message from one of the co-hosts of the miss usa broadcast, chilean actor cristian de la fuente. >> it is a shame that such an important institution as miss usa is in the hands of a clown. >> you know i took it over and it was a dying company when i took it over 14 years ago and now it's got tremendous ratings, miss usa, miss universe and as far as he's concerned he's getting publicity. i never even heard of him. he has no signed contract. >> reporter: trump claims univision apologized to him about the decision before it was

announced and he will name the executive who called him in a lawsuit. now, trump tells me these issues are going to happen because he's not afraid to speak his mind. we want to mention univision is partners with abc's parent company, disney on the cable channel fusion. guys donald trump has been in the race less than two weeks and already so much news. >> you want to be cute when you're saying that. >> i was trying to be a hard-hitting reporter. >> we think you're cute. it's okay. >> take it as a compliment. >> thank you, tom. we turn to that missysterious disappearance of a real estate mogul. last seen on the way to meet his client. the trail is going coal and abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning arizona police say real estate investor sidney cranston is in danger after he vanished on the job more than a week ago. >> just a really special person and i can't say enough good things about him. >> reporter: cranston's brother says the 40-year-old agreed to meet a potential buyer at this vacant home on june 16th.

that day a neighbor reported seeing cranston there near a white suv. but he hasn't been seen or heard from since. selling homes can be a dangerous career. the government says more than a dozen people in the real estate industry were murdered on the job in 2013 alone. investigators say cranston left few details about his plans, according to friends, he said only that his client was going to pick him up and that he'd return home later that evening. >> we're handling this case as a criminal investigation and our investigators are looking at every piece of information. >> reporter: police say they don't know who that mystery client was. >> there's bad, evil people out there in the world and i need all the good people to try to help. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> hopefully they'll get the help they need to find him. thank you, clayton. now to actor dustin diamond, he played screech from "saved by the bell." he's been sentenced to four months in jail for stabbing a

man in a wisconsin bar during a christmas day fight. the former star apologizing at his sentencing and abc's kendis gibson has more on that. >> reporter: he may have been "saved by the bell" -- >> many i in detention. >> reporter: but not by the gavel. dustin diamond sentenced to four months in kill after a bar brawl stabbing. >> i wanted to be clear that this situation will never be repeated again. >> reporter: diamond apologizing to the judge during his sentencing hearing thursday. >> if i'm ever in a situation where i or a loved one is in danger i will choose to passively accept what is given to me in the hopes that a night in the emergency room would be infinitely better than facing a future of being seen as a criminal criminal. >> reporter: he was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. this tmz video capturing it allegedly. he was trying to protect his fiancee after she confronted a group of people who were taking photos of the actor.

casey smith testified it wasn't until later that night that he realized he was stabbed. >> i opened my black coat and there was blood all over the sweater. >> reporter: diamond's attorney speaking outside court thursday. >> dustin certainly understands that it's -- it needs to send a message. >> reporter: diamond is scheduled to turn himself in on sunday and for the next four months the only barrel's see is inside a jail cell. for "good morning america," kendis gibson abc news new york. >> our thanks to kendis for that report. ginger, where -- you know she's already made her way out to the park. she's going to talk about flash flood warnings in the st. louis area. >> yes, we made it to the park. people ask how we get here so quickly. we drive fast and hope it works. look at everybody here. the biggest saint louis, we have heavy rain flash flood warnings west of them. look at how much rain will fall

if the coming days, this will go through the weekend into western pennsylvania. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: information we're looking for rain ginger, tomorrow, and late tomorrow night. the showers are off the coast. high of 83, a bid humid cloudy. tomorrow the rain arrives in the afternoon abbey gets heavy at at some point including tomorrow night. n social media. >> we can't wait to get out there and hear dierks at the park. >> we will go the speed limit. >> yes, we will. ginger apparently did not. so much more ahead this morning. is your child opening the door to danger in your own home? the experiment everyone is talking about and the shocking results just ahead. we've got a health alert too. your iphone smartphone doctors now warning looking down at them all the text messages could be the kink this your neck lara.

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7:42. back now with a terrifying home invasion. a teenage girl at home when two men dressed as city workers break in. she didn't answer when they knocked. but that's not always the case when a stranger is at the door. abc's gio benitez is here with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning to you. you want to watch this with your kids right now. the social experiment you're about to see will have you wondering what your children will do. >> do you have someplace that you can go to to hide? >> i'm in the closet. >> okay calm down. >> reporter: listen as this ohio teen frantically calls 911. >> where are they right now? >> they're downstairs. >> they're in your home? >> yes. >> police say two men dressed as city workers trying to blend into the neighborhood broke in. this 17-year-old terrified. >> how did they get in? >> they broke the back door. >> both men later arrested and

while this teen didn't let the intruders in some young kids may open the front door to strangers, a scary reality. joey salads is a youtube star known for videoing his social experiments. >> would your child let a stranger into your home? >> reporter: he approaches several homes seeing if kids will open the door for a stranger. >> is it okay if i come in and wait for him. i'm friends with your mommy. >> right off the bat this boy lets joey in. >> you can't trust anybody. >> reporter: time after time. >> is mommy and daddy home? >> reporter: the unsuspecting kids show him right in. >> is it okay if i come back? >> no you can come in. >> all right. thank you. >> reporter: before the experiment some parents told joey their kids wouldn't open the door while others feared the worst. >> we just wanted to test you. and see if you would do it. >> reporter: the experiment showed that children are extremely gullible. it was still pretty shocking. >> reporter: just last year in a "gma" on the lookout experiment

we put this new york family to the test. >> hi, is your mom home? can i talk to her? >> he answered the door. so we've never met. i'm a total stranger to you and your family. >> yes. >> reporter: but he answered the door. what do you think about that. >> it makes me second-guess everything now. >> reporter: another frightening reminder about how trusting kids can be. joey hopes his demonstration will open parents' eyes. >> my goal was to get the awareness out there. parents should really sit down with their kids explain to them the dangers and tell them this is what you shouldn't do. >> so the solution here have those conversations with your kids right now. make sure they're not opening that door and that they're calling for you first. in our experiment the kid did go find his mom but guess what he left the door wide open. >> yep. so he tried. >> no matter how many times you see it always so concerning. >> constant reminders, thanks gio, so much. lots more ahead on "good morning america." the famous actress taking on hollywood saying her stand

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activity on the ramp to city avenue that has cleared out. there's a wreck frankford along bridge at cottage. southbound lanes of route 1 baltimore pike. smith bridge road or 322 is good alternates around that. ac rail line is not running, the buses are cross honoring the tickets. >> let's go over to sky6 live hd and take a live look at camden and the tall ships festival. the view from camden looking at the stuff they have going on. the ferris wheel the beautiful boats, i hope you get a chance to go out. let's go over to karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: today you'll find clouds it's helping you out 70 degrees in philadelphia. today will be a warm day it will turn more humid 83 degrees for the high, we'll keep the clouds through the day, peek of sunshine here or there at times. we can't rule out a shower.

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♪ i know you lie ♪ good morning, america. it's 8 a.m. the actress speaking out for revealing what she says happened at a hollywood casting call. >> come on. hollywood, get a better script. this one is predictable. >> rose mcgowan talks to us in an abc news exclusive. pain in the neck. all those devices we're using from your phone to your ipad could put your neck and back under pressure. dr. besser shows us how to bounce back ♪ we are family. all that and the u.s. women's soccer team with their biggest game yet at the world cup. it's do or die time. we'll talk to the team captain ♪ "gma" goes country. dierks bentley live in central park. >> good morning, america.♪

>> nice wheels. >> that's dierks bentley. he's had that same tour bus all these years. he said yes, he can afford another one but that's the kind of guy he is. hold on hold on. >> i would take it. >> but he said compared to what a lot of them are now -- nice. we got a lot of fans out at the park. >> i love how it blends into central park. the country fans are already there. beat us to it and sara haines is there. what's the crowd like? >> this crowd could not be more pumped for this guy. we've got dierks bentley along with kip moore, canaan smith, maddie and tae, so much fun here in central park this morning. we can't wait for you guys to get here. there they are right now. come on guy, let's hear it. [ cheers and applause ]

for the u.s. women's soccer team, check this out. carli lloyd tweeted, what fears spells out to her. face everything and rise. >> forget everything and run or face everything and rise. >> that's right. that's what they want to do. that's what they're going to do. they'll be facing china a little later so we'll be cheering them on the u.s. women's team but first let's turn to dan harris with some breaking news. hey, guys the big story breaking right now. a deadly terror attack at a two tourist resorts in tunisia. seven dead. in france this morning word of multiple arrests in a deadly terror attack there at an american owned gas factory and abc's bob woodruff is on that story from london. bob, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. well here's what we know right now. this attack happened before

10:00 a.m. french time. that's 4 a.m. eastern time. it is air products and chemicals near grow noble. it is a u.s. company based in pennsylvania. all 40 employees on that site have now been evacuated. two men rode into the factory on a vehicle hitting several gas canisters setting off multiple explosions. president hollande said this morning there is one dead and two injured which has the hallmarks of a terrorist attack. a man was deheaded and the head was found on the gate with arabic writing skoaled on it. a torso found nearby the explosion, two flags one white and one black with arabic writing left at the scene. some unconfirmed reports said there was an isis flag. france's anti-terrorist un in it is overseeing the investigation. one of the men who carry out the attack has been arrested. the other man still at large. this attack comes just after the

"charlie hebdo" magazine massacre in its paris offices less than six months ago in which more than a dozen were killed in multiple locations. one of the worst terrorist incidents in french history. now we've just learned the suspect's name. it's yassin sali known to security services since 2006. over concerns that he was being radicalized but then he was taken off the watch list in 2008 and the suspect today was neutralized by a fireman who on site the interior minister praised him for his courage, dan. >> bob, thank you. to recap we've got attacks, terror attacks in both france and tunisia and we'll continue to cover both on abc news. also breaking this morning, a deadly plane crash in alaska. nine people killed during a sightseeing excursion. the small plane crashed into a granite cliff near the city of ketchikan. the eight people on board with the pilot were passengers from a holland america cruise ship that originated in seattle. bad weather forced recovery

efforts to halt overnight. there's no word yet on what caused the crash. in charleston, south carolina today, president obama himself will deliver the eulogy at the funeral of the beloved pastor gunned down in that church massacre. thousands of people have already paid their respects to the state senator and reverend clementa pinckney and thousands more are packing a college arena for his funeral this morning. the president will be joined by the first lady and vice president and we will have live coverage of the eulogy this afternoon. a consumer alert. lululemon is recalling women's tops due to a potential hazard. the hoodies have elastic strings which can snap back and cause eye and face injuries. seven such incidents have been reported. more than 300,000 of these tops are now being recalled. and finally from the news desk it may be late june but in my hometown of boston believe it or not the winter snow still, still has not completely melted. a hauge they willfilthy pile of it

has turned into an eye sore. they are running a contest asking people to guess when they think all of that snow will melt and in typical colorful bostonian language many people are predicting, quote when hell freezes over. >> do they get anything if they win. >> they get a meet and greet with the mayor. >> oh, there you go. >> there you go. >> let the guessing begin. >> yes. >> it'll set off a frenzy, i'm sure. >> thanks. to lara in the social square. >> thank you very much, robin. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first an abc news exclusive. actress taking on hollywood sexism saying it got her fired and now she is opening up about it on "gma." then we have a medical alert. could you have text neck? why doctors say bending over those devices could lead to some serious damage. and we believe one-on-one with the captain of the u.s. women's soccer team ahead of tonight's big, big game. all that and it's a country takeover. dierks bentley performing live in central park.

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and paula faris spoke with her emotionally. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning. rose mcgowan says it's not just misogyny and objectification but systemic abuse of women in hollywood and it's gone on too long. the only way to stop it is shine a light on it and reveal how ugly it is. she's bewitchedous on "charmed". beat up bad guys in account yeem." >> you want to play psycho killer. >> and saved the world from zombies in "grind house" and now rose mcgowan is calling out the movie industry claiming she was fired by her agent for exposing alleged hollywood sexism. >> i just want to make it better for the next girl coming after me to know that she doesn't have to sell her body and soul just because she wants to be a creative person. that isn't the fine that you pay at the gate and it shouldn't be. >> reporter: it all started when she posted this tweet. a message from a casting director attached to an adam sandler project asking her to show off cleavage noting that

push-up bras were encouraged. why did you decide to tweet that? >> it made me laugh and it made me sad. very sad. just like really. still? >> reporter: if you could describe hollywood with one or two words, what would they be? >> old fashioned. >> we're the ones who are supposed to be at the forefront of making change in society happen. >> reporter: what happened next according to mcgowan she says she was fired by her agency innovative artists. did you say why are you terminating me? shouldn't i be terminating you? >> right. no actually i just wrote back you're hilarious. that was my response. you're hilarious. like come on. hollywood, get a better script. this one is predictable. >> reporter: innovative artists said mcgowan said she no longer wanted to be with them. do you think you'll be blacklisted because of this? >> i don't care. bring it. you know you want to play let a play. >> reporter: mcgowan's story

resonating. fellow actress jessica chastain tweeting her treatment confirms the misogyny underpinning the industry. >> it was another log on the fire for this whole ongoing story about the problem of women in hollywood. people are paying more and more attention to the inequities. >> reporter: adam sandler's team denies any association with that casting note telling abc news they felt it was completely inappropriate and have made sure that it is not sent out again. is that enough? >> i think that's a wonderful start. >> reporter: for now she's focusing on the future and her new role as director. she's just released a short film "dawn" which was shown at sundabs and set to make her feature length directorial debut. your -- >> it's not okay to be treated like a piece of meat. >> such great advice and that casting call was one of many examples but it's not about naming names, throwing anyone under the bus. i love she said it's about moving forward. it's about telling the next

girl, quote, she doesn't have to sell her body and her soul to be creative. it's such a great message for women everywhere regardless of whether or not they're in tinseltown. >> so glad jessica chase tape a-list actresses are saying thank you for shining a light on this. it's got to stop. next on "heat index" this morning, what they call text neck. a condition they say caused by spending hours and hours looking down at our phones or gadgets putting strain on our necks and new cases are cropping up around the country. dr. besser here in just a second but first abc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: your technology can literally be a pain in your neck. all day every day, people are looking down at ipads, laptops and video games. and one doctor says it could be causing an epidemic of neck pain. so "gma" decided to look into what some doctors are calling text neck. >> many many people are using their necks in a poor posture or poor position doing many things. >> reporter: over time he says

text neck can lead to early spine degeneration even surgery. just ask todd snyder whose neck pain became unbearable. >> i realized that i was on mobile devices for one to two hours a night even more checking my e-mails, doing notes on the computer, texting friends, responding back to colleagues. >> reporter: dr. hans diagnosed him with text neck and said todd like many of his patients has lost the natural curvature of his spine pulling it out of alignment. >> the spine is straighter losing that belly shape. >> reporter: and for teen matthew david texting three to four hours every day exacerbated an old football injury. >> when i like started bending my head down like i could feel the tension in my neck a lot. >> as a parent it's pretty heartbreaking because it's an indication of where we are in the times. >> reporter: but some doctors we reached out to say text neck is just a fancy term for pain people have been experiencing for years.

>> it's really nothing more than an overuse type of injury just like you would see with any other kind of repetitive activity. >> reporter: other doctors tell us additional studies need to be done to learn more about the issue. in the meantime, dr. hansra says pay attention to your head and neck. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> so those are the details on text neck. you say it's a real thing. >> it is. you know it is a type of overuse injury but if you think about how people are acting now. this is what we're doing. we're using text messaging and so there are a number of simms you'll see with this. you can see neck pain or stiffness. can you have headaches, and can you pain in your shoulder your back or down your arms. all of those can be a symptom. >> what do you do? >> well the interesting thing here what happens as you put your head forward. so the average human head weighs about ten to 12 pounds and as -- with good posture that weigh weight is going down your spine

directly on to your neck but as you move your head forward, the direction of the force changes anticipate your neck experiences enormous amounts of weight. let me show you. so as your head goes forward 15 degrees it's equivalent of having three gallons of milk, the weight of that ex-erred on your neck. >> on your spine. >> on your spine. >> right on your neck. as you go down to 30 degrees, it's equivalent of a five-gallon drum of water. >> that is crazy. >> 45 degrees, take a look at this. it's equivalent of having two tires -- >> no. >> on your neck. >> that's incredible. >> is this a good idea? what do you think about this? >> look at this. 60 degrees, roman, how much do you weigh? >> 60 pounds. >> 60 pounds. >> hey, roman can you lay off the french fry, dude? >> it would be on dan's shoulders, it would be on dan's neck that that would be -- >> what do you do to prevent this? >> i'll put roman down. that's what i'm going to do. >> oh good. >> so i mean the prevention -- first thing if you can back off on how much you're texting.

the other is when you're texting instead of looking down if you can hold your phone up. >> yeah like this. >> like that. >> you're not putting those forces there. >> but then in addition to that there are things can you do. exercises to increase the flexibility in your neck and some of the strength. so you know take a look at this first video. this is a rotational video here. rotational exercise so you're turing your head to the side and with your hand exerting some force stretching those muscles there and you do that for a couple of seconds to both sides. the second one is a head tilt. and with this you're tilling your head to the side trying to get your ear down to your shoulder. that is stretching those muscles on the other side hold for a couple seconds and do it over to the other side. and then the third one is a shoulder roll so you pinch your shoulders back and then you're in a sense doing a rolling motion with your shoulders backwards and forwards. those are all going to improve your posture, help keep your neck over your head and in addition i love yoga for this.

>> but those arms he has -- >> exactly. >> i was going to say. minds think alike. i've got besser neck right now because you're like 6'5". >> it's always a challenge. always a challenge. >> i'll use those reverse tips after this segment. dr. besser taking your questions throughout the morning. tweet him @drrichardbesser. heading to ginger in the park. >> you know what david, we are all practicing our good neck -- we're going to do this for dierks bentley. good morning, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we're enjoying a beautiful morning in new york city, you know where it's not going to be warm this weekend, new york city. boston, 60. philadelphia goes from 83 to 70 degrees, a look west to east so you get your neighborhood on the map with the storms in the middle of nation. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we

have lots of clouds out there let's take a look outside right now you see that at philadelphia international. 70 degrees cloudy skies here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 83 for the high today lots of clouds, maybe a passing shower at one point. tomorrow, cooler and rainy heavy rain develops in the afternoon or evening, high of 73. that's what ginger was talking about, the cool down. we rebound to 77 on sunday. here to see dierks bentley. we can't wait. it's coming up next. let's get to "pop" with lara. ♪ >> "pop news" time on this -- what -- >> friday! >> friday! and we begin with the new segment that we are calling the friday fail. you guys listen to this story. one ohio cinema somehow mangled two movies with similar sounding titles. that is about it as far as similarities. mom jasmine moore expecting a

nice afternoon taking five kids to see "inside out" sounds great. you know it's a charming animated disney film about all the emotions living inside a young girl's mind. however, one emotion, fear definitely took a starring role when projectionist accidentally played "insidious chapter 3." >> oh no. >> "inside out," "insidious" horror movie about demon possession. possibly one of the most terrifying trilogies of all time. >> lawsuit. >> jasmine posted on facebook she got her upon back but, quote, the damage is already done. my children are terrified and keep asking questions. sounds like another emotion is now taking center stage and that would be anger. >> ooh. didn't they leave? did they -- >> i don't know. i mean did -- i'm assuming they got up and left. >> probably not -- >> when the cute little green -- >> turned out to be -- >> a mass murderer. >> projectile vomiting and head

spinning. i don't know. clue. also in "pop news" this morning, we have an exclusive first look at award-winning actors richard dreyfuss and blythe danner playing bernie madoff and his wife ruth. the oscar and tony award winning stars respectively playing the disgraced former financier in a new abc mincey series inspired by the book that was written by brian ross. >> nice. >> brian, we're very proud of you. the series currently in production will lift the lid on the couple's secret world all funded by what's considered to be the largest financial fraud in u.s. history. and madoff airs later this year on abc. >> brian couldn't cast you? no power. >> as mrs. madoff or mr. madoff? >> i guess. >> the musical. you know -- >> where are you going with that. >> apparently nowhere.

>> many a proposal here on "good morning america." this one really warmed our hearts. usually it's all about the bride on her wedding day, not chill so chelsea's. they help share the love with a twist. the bride pretended to throw it then she turned it around handed it to her cousin megan. she looks confused for a second until longtime boyfriend takes over. forget friday fail. this is a friday feel good. he asked, she said yes and we say, congrats to the happy couple. >> congrats -- >> what a selfless bride. >> congrats to the bride. usually it's all about you. >> yeah it's usually all about you. not that chelsea. so we love that. i got a little teary and, dan, thanks for the heads-up on that story. >> saw i and sent it right over to you. >> you knew the "pop news" team would be all over that story. >> yes. and this one, robin, everybody, oh yeah. >> thank you.

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too. >> happy friday? happy friday. >> all right, lara spencer, thank you. we got to get out to the park. >> yes. >> just ahead, dierks bentley performing live only here on "gma." wait up lara. wait up. >> that could have been ugly.

video of a brutal beating of a teen in philadelphia at germantown section went viral. residents and others were outraged and helped track down the teens involved. a student from martin luther king suffered a concussion and had some of his teeth knocked out. 8:27 june 26 i'm tamala edwards. let's go over to matt pellman with traffic, good morning. >> reporter: tam we made it to friday now we have to make it to work. we have a crash on 422 approaching trooper road heavy from oaks through this point into 23. we have all the downed trees and downed wires from tuesday night's storm unfortunately southbound lanes of route 1 block in conquered township.

submit bridge road alternates. haverford station road, downed tree as bridge and cottage. downed trees blocking the ramps of 295 in paulsboro. and because of downed trees atlantic city rail line remains suspended today. >> let's go outside to meteorologist karen rogers with a look at accuweather. good morning. >> reporter: lots of clouds and a little bit of drizzle right now. currently 70 degrees mostly cloudy skies we saw the heavy rain move out in the overnight hours, we were left with a chance of a shower, mostly dry day, high of 83. this is the day that's rainy in the afternoon and evening. we're tracking heavy rain it will hold the temperature down to 7 # -- 7 # degrees sunday, better, a little showers and sunday 77.

>> they are going a little country with dierks bentley on "g.m.a.," we'll wrap it up with you in 30. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement.

talk to a state farm agent today. ♪ ♪ hold on ♪ >> a wonderful crowd here in central park. we are going country this morning. everyone is so excited to see multiplatinum country superstar dierks bentley. i know we've been holding on. all morning for this. so here he is with the new single "i hold on" from his number one album "riser." ♪ ♪ it's just an old beat up truck some say that i should trade up ♪ ♪ now that i got some jangle in my pocket but what they don't understand ♪ ♪ is it's the miles that make a man i wouldn't trade that thing

in for a rocket ♪ ♪ what they don't know is my dad and me we drove her out to tennessee ♪ ♪ and she's still here and now he's gone so i hold on ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ it's just an old beat up box its rusty strings across the top ♪ ♪ it probably don't look like much to you but these dents and scratches in the wood ♪ ♪ yeah that's what makes it sound so good ♪ ♪ to me it's better than brand new you see this here flat top guitar has had my back in a million bars ♪ ♪ playing every country song so i hold on ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ to the things i believe in my faith your love our freedom ♪

♪ to the things i can count on to keep me going strong yeah i hold on ♪ ♪ like the stripes to the flag like a boy to his dad ♪ ♪ i can't change who i am right or wrong so i hold on ♪ ♪ yes i do ♪ ♪ baby looking at you right now there ain't never been no doubt ♪ ♪ without you all be nothing so if you ever worry about me walking out ♪ ♪ yeah let new york tell you something i hold ♪

>> give me all you got. come on. ♪ i hold on ♪ >> yeah! ♪ i hold on ♪ ♪ to the things i believe in my faith your love our freedom ♪ ♪ to the things i can count on to keep me going strong ♪ ♪ yeah i hold on ♪ ♪ i hold on ♪ ♪ i hold on and on and on and on ♪ ♪ i hold on and on and on and on ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> that is such a special tribute. thank you very much to dierks bentley. what a great great performance. i love how he gets into the crowd. let let's check out whose not going to be cold like the northeast. but hot this weekend the pacific northwest we're talking about the extreme heat advisories and warnings. the numbers go into the 100s for spokane, portland and medford. that's a look at the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: hey ginger we are below average and we have light showers, 73 with mostly cloudy skies, an isolated shower. tomorrow cooler an rainy.

in central park this morning, we're doing it all country style. we've got kip moore and canaan smith. yeah. it's a big party. and it's because there is a huge festival happening this weekend. it's called farm borough. it's the first ever country music event to hit new york city. all these guys are going to perform. great music, a lot of other folks and amazing food which smells so good. >> it looks so good. >> but this is big. >> i would eat anything. >> this is your breakfast. >> before you take a bite is that a big deal? this is a huge deal for country to come to new york city. >> this is awesome. i know canaan and kip and i are so excited to be part of this. new york we played here so many times. i think i played at b.b. king's for 20 people and to be playing in new york city is incredible. >> so you guys have been on tour, on tour with dierks. how has that been going? >> starving. >> it's been pretty amazing. >> like we both canaan and i wanted to go out with dierks for

quite some time and respect what he does as an artist and the way he goes about conducting himself and treating people we've heard so it's been awesome to experience it firsthand so we learn a lot from it and it's a dream come true for us, for sure. >> well we love you guys being here and love -- we'll get into the food now -- >> is the farmborough spread. >> farmborough spread. the ramen burger. >> we have to eat these before they melt. yeah that's what i want right there. >> oh they know to keep me away from this. i will just dive in. hey, we're looking forward to hearing you perform again but also looking forward to seeing the u.s. women's soccer team perform tonight! yes. they'll take on china in the quarterfinals of the world cup. we believe and the team's captain will have her own special cheering section. she is truly the ultimate soccer mom and paula faris has her story. >> morgan and that goes in. >> reporter: the u.s. women's

team is on a roll in their quest for the world cup. the red, white and blue making it to the quarterfinals. up next on the pitch, china. seeking revenge after losing to the u.s. in 1999. the last time the u.s. won it all. >> christie rampone. >> reporter: leading the charge team captain christie rampone. the only remaining player from that historic squad. this is your fifth world cup. can you believe it? >> no. actually i can't. >> reporter: but rampone doesn't just shine on the field, she's a real soccer mom married with two young daughters. true or false, your girs are well traveled. >> true. >> germany and england. >> we put a map here and pinpointing where they've been and she's been to 31 states and over 15 countries. >> reporter: not only are 9-year-old riley and 5-year-old reese her travel buddies they're also her biggest fans. >> we always have open communication. if you want mom to stop i'll

stop playing but they're like go forward. keep playing. no matter how my training is when i come home i'm a mom. it's a pretty amazing experience for them that they get to be around just this incredible females that are role models. >> we'll see christie rampone come in. >> she becomes the oldest player to play in a woman's world cup. >> reporter: last week rampone became the oldest player to ever feature in a women's world cup and this week she reached another milestone turning 40. when you retire what are you most looking forward to. >> i want to be there to support them so when they start playing their games like i want to be there for that report for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news. >> uh-oh. we believe. yes, we believe. thank you, paula. i believe we're going to hear some great music coming up. more with dierks bentley performing live here in central park. ♪ whoo! [ cheers and applause ]

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tell them that. he's looking down but you know who else is hot, your fans. they are just amazing. >> country fans are the best. >> come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's unbelievable. >> i love the rocken to "hold on". >> i love that connection. we try to break down that wall between us and them and sometime that is involves physically jumping out there doing a little stage diving pulling them on stage, whatever it takes. they're the best. >> you got to do whatever it is you have to do. >> get that win every night. >> and what is a win is "riser." you're about to sing the title song of that and it's really -- it means something different to everyone. >> it does. the song started off kind of as a personal song about my dad passing away. you and i shared those stories but i think about my fans. tease folks, everybody is going through something but they got people to count on, maybe kids counting on them to get back up and put one foot in front of the other. >> i love seeing all the signs out here with "riser." each and everyone -- you said --

wait a minute, everybody. dierks has something he wants to say. >> we were talking about this off camera but certainly think about all the folks in charleston in south carolina. i can't think of any group in our nation that's facing more difficulties and if there's any risers out there, they're leading the way. this song is definitely for them today. >> all right. so here's dierks bentley with the title track, "riser," thank you, dierks. ♪ ♪ lay your pretty head down on my shoulder you don't have to worry anymore ♪ ♪ this old world is cold and getting colder and i know how to lock and bolt the door ♪ ♪ i'm strong enough to hold you

through the winter and i'm mean enough to stare your demons down ♪ ♪ the hard times put the shine into the diamond girl i won't let that keep us in the ground ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off of the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ pushing comes to shove and hey i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter a get out aliver of the fire survivor ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ if we ain't got no money i can

make it i ain't afraid of working to the bone ♪ ♪ when i don't know what i'm doing i can fake it i'll pray till jesus rolls away the stone ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ when pushing comes to shove and hey i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter lighter lighter a get out aliver of the fire survivor ♪ ♪ yeah ♪

♪ ♪ i'm a trier i'm a get down low so i can lift you higher ♪ ♪ yeah an army couldn't break down my desire yeah ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a get up off the ground don't run and hider ♪ ♪ hey pushing comes to shove and baby i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when darkness comes to town i'm a lighter ♪ ♪ lighter lighter ♪ ♪ get out aliver of the fire i'm a riser ♪ ♪ i'm a riser i'm a riser ♪

♪ i'm a riser ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series is present the by coppertone sunscreen.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ you ready for one more from dierks bentley? are you ready, dierks? he's brought two special guests with him and he is ready to sing. here's dierks with maddie and tae with "free and easy." >> one, two, three. ♪ pair of boots and a sack of clothes free and easy down the

road i go ♪ ♪ hanging memories on the high line poles free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ >> oh new york city give it up for my friend maddie and tae. ♪ ragweed's rocking on the radio free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ so i keep rolling like an old banjo free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ i got the sun shining on me like a big spotlight yeah so i know everything is gonna be all right ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪

>> all right. ♪ ain't no telling where the wind might blow free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ living life like a sunday stroll free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ if you only get to go around one time i'm gonna sit back and try to enjoy the ride ♪ >> y'all doing all right out there? ♪ let's go check it out. ♪ >> new york city let me see

everybody's hands. come on. get them up. ♪ ♪ i could make a million or wind up broke free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ can't take it with you when you go so free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ someday i know it's gonna take me home so free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ free and easy down the road i go ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >> oh my. what a way to start the weekend, dierks. and your friends, thank you. >> y'all, thank you very much. >> and thank you for bringing some wonderful fans here. >> these guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i love you baby ♪ >> i tell you what we're going to say good-bye to you at home but we're going to play another

song for you here in central park, right? >> let's do it. ♪ 5150 ♪ good morning, 8:56 friday, june 26 i'm tamala edwards. let's end the morning with matt pellman taking a look at i-95. >> reporter: last friday in june it's a slow one, of course,

tam, i-95 still sluggish from past the betsy ross bridge through allegheny into girard. we have a plethora of downed trees out there making progress, but there's one in east brandywine closing bondsville road, bailey and 322 alternates. concordville, southbound lanes of 926 is blocked cruise smith bridge road -- use smith bridge road or 322. we're without barely mill road that's a good spot to avoid. enjoy your weekend tam. >> you too matt. sky 6 looking live at the tall ships opt delaware. if you can get out there and get a look. let's go outside to karen rogers. >> reporter: they are, tam. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see a shower working through salem and gloucester counties in new jersey right now. it is 72 degrees starting to

feel muggy. that's the way it will be mostly cloudy, kind of muggy 83 degrees for the high. chance of a shower around tomorrow it's cooler and this is when we have the heavy rain that could cause problems with flooding. it arrives in the afternoon and evening hours, 73 for the high, 77 on sunday tam. we're following developing news on "action news" at noon. there's another terror attack overseas this one against tourists at a beach resort in tunisia. another one in france at a chemical company based based in the lehigh valley. we'll have more on "action news" at 12:00. i'm tamala edwards. have a wonderful weekend.

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