good morning, america. donald trump's huge moment. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> he accepts the gop nomination with the longest speech in decades. >> i am the law and order candidate. which is why i alone can fix it. >> taking on terror, immigration and hillary clinton. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton, death, destruction, terrorism and weakness. >> daughter ivanka reaches out to women. >> at my father's company, there are more female than male executives. >> and he promises to fight for forgotten americans. >> ply pledge read, i'm with

you, the american people. i am your voice. >> speculation growing this morning about hillary clinton's pick to join her ticket ahead of the democrats' convention. massive life-threatening heat wave. 25 states from california to new york on alert as temperatures top 100 degrees forcing this highway to buckle. more than 100 million americans feeling the heat. new warnings as the dangerous weather moves east. >> he's out, one of the most powerful people in all of the media, fox news chief roger ailes resigns after those sexual harassment charges. outrage is growing over reports of a $60 million payout. we have some of what fox's top talent are saying now. ♪ there they are ♪ dollar bills >> sia bringing the "thrills" live in central park topping chart, stunning crowds. now swinging live on to our stage for a giant performance this morning. ♪

look at central park this morning. how many people have come out for sia, the wigs are out. they were lining up all night long. this is the biggest crowd yet this summer for her concert, cannot wait for that. it's coming up. also a lot of excitement in cleveland for donald trump with that speech. a lot of reaction pouring in, the longest one i've ever seen, 75 minutes' long. he painted a dark picture of america. said only he can fix it and democrats led by hillary clinton and bernie sanders lash back on twitter. clinton's tweet, you are not our voice. >> and, of course, trump's entire family was there to support him. but all eyes were on the youngest trump, barron, the one child who did not make a speech at the convention. certainly got a lot of attention last night because, yeah, he was having a tough time. he's 10 years old sitting through the entire speech, yawning, definitely past his bedtime, i would say. abc's tom llamas was there for all of the excitement on the

floor and joins us from cleveland with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. also striking how much barron trump looks just like his father even at the age of 10. now, you could say donald trump pretty much covered everything last night and he almost did because it was the longest speech of his political career. the big question this morning, will voters remember what donald trump said last night instead of everything else that happened at his convention? the balloon drop, the confetti, the celebrating, all for donald trump. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: under a giant trump digital banner, the republican nominee for president launching right into his law and order theme. >> the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life.

any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> reporter: trump not backing off his tough stance on illegal immigration. >> we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration. to stop the gangs and the violence and to stop the drugs from pouring into our communities. >> reporter: and the mention of hillary clinton's name sending the crowd into a frenzy, trump building the case against his rival. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton, death, destruction, terrorism and weakness. >> reporter: the billionaire also speaking to blue collar voters. >> these are people who work hard, but no longer have a voice. i am your voice.

>> reporter: chants of usa breaking out. >> all: usa, usa. >> reporter: when a protester unveiled a sign that read build bridge, not walls, trump staying composed not attacking and revving up the crowd with this reaction. >> how great are our police and how great is cleveland? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: earth earlier in the night ivanka introducing him, she's been there from the start when he announced his candidacy. >> for more than a year, donald trump has been the people's champion and tonight he is the people's nominee. at my father's company, there are more female than male executives. women are paid equally for the work that we do and when a woman becomes a mother, she is supported, not shut out. >> reporter: before the night's end trump returned to hillary

clinton. >> my opponent asks her supporters to recite a three-word loyalty pledge, it reads, i'm with her. i choose to recite a different pledge. my pledge reads, i'm with you, the american people. >> reporter: trump's family and his running mate mike pence's family joining him on stage and before leaving the convention hall, trump making this promise. >> we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. god bless you and good night. i love you. >> reporter: and trump seeming

to make history last night as the first republican candidate to ever address the lgbtq community from the hall. he says at the becomes president he will do everything to protect the citizens in that community, george. >> o. tom, thanks. let's bring in matt dowd, donna brazile and jon karl. usually they take the opportunity to show a different side of themself, maybe reach out to voters who have doubts. donald trump doubled down on exactly who he was, the crowd loved it. how about those outside the hall? >> well, here's a guy that now wants to totally embrace the law and order part and came across as sort of batman, the crime fighting superhero but came across more as the dark knight in the course of that speech last night. i thought it's okay to go talk about all the problems in america because two-thirds of the country think we're off on the wrong track and more than half of the country thinks they've lost the american dream but i thought he should have moved to more uplifting language, something more optimistic because voters want you to understand their fears

and move to their hopes. >> donna brazile, democratic strategist, anything here worry. >> not really. this was a classic donald trump what i call rally. a rally where he tried to tell the faithful, look, i'm your strong man. i can make everything happen for you. in fact, donald trump last night said i can fix every problem basically in the whole world because he alone has the superpowers to do it. >> on day one. >> but the problem, george, is that donald trump had an opportunity, an easy pitch to the american people. he's the outsider, anti-establishment candidate. he could have said, america, i know how to get things done by bringing us together. he failed to do that. >> classic donald trump, also echoes of richard nexten. >> absolutely and he was -- his speech has been panned by a lot of what he would call the elites as being too dark, too negative, too pessimistic. but he's speaking like nixon in a direct echo to what he called last night the forgotten americans, the silent majority who feels left behind by the

economy over the last several decades who feel concern about riding crime in our cities, terrorism, that's who he's speaking to. >> hold on. we'll come back and talk about the democrats but now to amy. >> all right, george, yes, all eyes are turning to the democratic convention kicking off monday in philadelphia. take a look live at the stage there. it was just revealed as anticipation builds over who hillary clinton will choose as her running mate. abc's cecilia vega is on the campaign trail in tampa, florida, for us this morning. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. this has been a process shrouded in secrecy, even the big question of when this announcement will happen, we know that hillary clinton is expected to appear with her vp pick at some point during a two-day swing through florida. that starts today. this morning, crunch time for hillary clinton. her field of vp picks narrowing and the potential running mates talking about everything but the veepstakes. the name rising to the top of the pack, virginia senator tim

kaine acknowledging he's in the running but not giving any hints. >> it's kind of surreal, but, you know, being mentioned is -- has no connection with, you know, anything. >> reporter: another contender new jersey senator cory booker. tweeting this photo saying, proud to be in cleveland supporting secretary clinton and pushing back against the hate, hyperbole and lies but while he was willing to go there on donald trump -- >> it's as if truth means nothing. >> reporter: booker played vague on the vp process. >> you're talking to a former football player. i'm happy to do what the coach asks me to do and play whatever role the team wants me to play. >> reporter: the democrats now releasing their all-star lineup for philly. a who's who of political superpower from the current president and first lady to the former president and first husband hopeful. even old political rivals will take the stage from bernie sanders to elizabeth warren, and some major star power too.

celebrities like demi lovato and eva longoria will have leading roles. lady gaga and lenny kravitz headlining parties. ♪ go >> and you're going to hear me roar. >> reporter: even katy perry will be there calling herself clinton's number one fan. but before philly that vp pick and, amy, tim kaine is considered by many in the party to be the safe choice for hillary clinton. >> all right, cecilia, we know the announcement could come at any moment. do we know how hillary is going to make that news known? >> well, even that is shrouded in secrecy but has told her supporters they'll get a text message letting them know who the name is so we" to see that hopefully over the next day or so. >> checking their phones there. george, back to you. >> they don't want it to leak but come in on the phones. let's talk about it more. you heard cecilia. a lot of democrats i talk to think if she really wanted to

grab the mantel she would pick elizabeth warren. >> no question that hillary clinton has what i believe really four stellar individuals to pick from. i keep hearing tim kaine myself. i'm a tim cakaine fan. you know, governor vilsack, the agriculture secretary, cory booker, there are so many people in the mix, i keep hearing it is down to two candidates and we might know something later today. >> george, i think she's got a big choice to make. it's either safe choice to say we're experienced and safe and steady, three yards and a cloud of dust or throw it way down the field and make a big pick as you say to embrace the idea of change in the course of this. my thought is that they're afraid to put two women on a ticket and how that would be received by the american public. >> interesting echo of 1992 when bill clinton chose al gore, you know, two guys from the south, two women from the northeast but my sense is they don't feel they need to throw a long ball here. they feel that, you know, kaine

would be a solid pick. if he could help them take virginia -- >> halfway home. >> it's her thing to try to step on any bounce donald got from last night. >> next week to make the american people depressed is the last thing they'll do. we'll help lift the spirit of america so get ready, gentlemen, i'm going to make them dance. i'm going to make you dance. george, after being with matt all week, i had to do something. >> you guys will be here sunday on "this week" and the whole team every night of the democratic convention. back to amy. now to the extreme life-threatening heat affecting more than 100 million people across this country and ginger is outside our studio with the latest on the triple-digit temperatures headed so many people's way. good morning to you, ginger. >> good morning, amy. good morning, everybody. we have temperaturwe've got teme mid to upper 70s in parts of the northeast. it's not just the temperatures, it's the dewpoint, the amount of

moisture in the air. in chicago they had planses ready for firefighters. so many cities, downstairs and municipalities will be doing that. look at texas a crack in the road because of the heat. heat from louisiana to mississippi up through chicago and minneapolis, look very warm. it will feel like 111 in des moines. washington, d.c. it will feel like 110, george. nd charged with planning an attack on the games. abc's ryan smith is here with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, george. the suspects reportedly including a minor discussed potential attacks and two of their group still haven't been caught. this morning, two suspects on the loose and ten others under arrest. suspected of planning terrorist attacks at the upcoming olympic

games in rio de janeiro. the operation sweeping across ten brazilian states. [ speaking a foreign language ] brazilian officials saying the all brazilian group was isis inspired and mostly organized online but they were absolutely amateur with no preparation. officials saying the group wanted to start training in martial arts and learn how to shoot even trying to buy a gun online. something no organized cell would do. no specific targets were mentioned and investigators still searching for clues digging through the suspects' cell phones and computers. with the games just two weeks away, security on alert across the host city and an estimated 500,000 visitors are expected to travel to see these games. just last week, the brazilian government releasing an additional $24 million to beef up security. an estimated 80,000 soldiers and police will patrol the streets during the games.

brazilian officials believe those two suspects on the loose will be arrested soon and a judge overseeing the case saying suspects use arabic code names but none appear to have arab ancestry. amy. >> all right, thanks so much. now to outrage growing over that police shooting in miami. protests overnight after police shot an unarmed black man who was a behavioral therapist. authorities say there is more to the story and gio benitez is in north miami with the latest on the investigation. good morning, gio. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. here at the police department the investigation will now focus on why that officer fired his gun. the officer and the union now saying he did not intend to shoot that therapist. >> please don't shoot, please. >> reporter: this morning, new details in the controversial police shooting of an unarmed black behavioral therapist lying down with his hands up. overnight several investigations have been launched trying to figure out exactly what happened to charles kinsey and why.

>> you have questions, the community has questions. we as a city and as a member of this police department and i personally have questions. >> reporter: protesters storming the north miami police department demanding answers. kinsey's lawyer says the 47-year-old had been helping a 23-year-old man with autism who ran away from the florida group home where he works on monday. in this video released by kinsey's attorney the young man is seen playing with a toy truck. kinsey tries to get him to lay down. >> sit down, rinaldo. >> reporter: police were responding to a 911 call reporting a man with a gun threatening suicide. listen as kinsey tries to talking to police. >> all he has is a toy truck in his hand. a toy truck. i am a behavior therapist at a group home. >> reporter: moments later an officer shoots kinsey but he survives. >> i'm saying, sir, why did you

shoot me and his words to me, he said, i don't know. >> reporter: the police union says the officer was trying to protect kinsey and had intended to shoot the man with autism. the officer who police say is a 30-year-old hispanic male now speaking out in a statement saying "i took this job to save lives and help people. i did what i had to do in a split second to accomplish that and hate to hear others paint me as something i am not." and back here live at the police department, i can tell you the state is now looking at this case and the justice department also now saying it is aware of the shooting and will look closely at that investigation, george. >> i'm sure they will, gio, thanks very much. back to ginger and you have your eye on severe st look at this, wisconsin damaging winds, more than 133 severe storm reports today it's along i-95 and parts of the northeast and new england. let's get you to the weekend getaways brought to you by car

max. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather nothing showing on storm tracker 6 live double scan. hazy sunshine building across the region with temperatures in the 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shoaling a high of 95. it will be more humid than the last several days. look for heat index values close to 100 in some neighborhoods. tomorrow, high of 98. not as humid, index value over 100. more soupy on sunday, worse on monday. $60 million

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street subway trains heading northbound because of an medical emergency at the olney station. >> we'll attack a break and find out about the heat. >> reporter: sun and clouds this

morning, it's warm, too, take a look up to 74 degrees in philadelphia. 69 in allentown. 74 in cape may. it's definitely more muggy than the last couple of mornings. this afternoon, hot and humid, 95. heat index values getting up to close to 100 in the i-95 corridor this afternoon. there's a chance of a an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. hot and breezy tomorrow, 98. 95 and stickier on sunday. the worst day, monday with a high of 98 degrees. heat index up around 105 wow, right? >> coming up on "g.m.a.," the

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that's food as it should be. ♪ welcome back to "gma." look at those balloons last night coming down on donald trump and his family after that 75-minute speech to the republican convention last night, longest in decades. all eyes turn to the democrats now, hillary clinton preparing to announce her running mate as early as today. also right now, more than 100 million people facing a massive heat wave. 25 states from california to new york all on alert for life-threatening temperatures as the dangerous weather moves east. and this morning prince george is turning 3. the young royal celebrating his birthday and the whole world celebrating with him. the palace sharing these brand-new photos. >> as usual charming the cameras, we have secrets for you behind these photos and his birthday bash and our crowd of thousands in central park,

george, you said it before. it's our biggest crowd yet this year. we cannot wait for sia but we'll have to wait just a bit more. >> yes, a lot to get to and we begin with that blockbuster shake-up at fox news. this morning roger ailes is out. stepping down amid allegations of sexual harassment. abc's rebecca jarvis is at fox news headquarters with all the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, amy. and that's right. just weeks after those allegations surfaced, this bombshell, roger ailes, the man who built fox news from the ground up, is out as the top boss. this morning, the man who built fox news will no longer be running it. the network's parent company announcing roger ailes has resigned from his role effective immediately. in his resignation letter obtained by abc news, ailes acknowledges the attention surrounding recent sexual harassment charges against him saying, i i will not allow my presence to become a

distraction. >> roger invented fox news and for 20 years has been fox news. there's nothing at the network that he has not single-handedly created, shepherded, developed, grown and produced. >> reporter: overnight some of the network's biggest stars supporting ailes. brit hume calling the resignation heartbreaking after the news broke, geraldo rivera writing writing, oh, the grotesque unfairness of life. ailes' bombshell exit comes just two weeks after former "f "fox & friends" anchor gretchen carlson filed a suit against him claiming ailes sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances and according to "new york" magazine she's not alone. the magazine reporting more than 10 women have come forward including one of the network's biggest names, megyn kelly, claims ailes has vigorously

denied. overnight carlson's lawyer telling abc news, gretchen's extraordinary courage has caused a seismic shift in the media world. we hope that all businesses now understand that women will no longer tolerate sexual harassment. but ailes won't be going far. writing in his resignation letter to rupert murdoch assuming the role of chairman and ceo of the channel, i look forward to continuing to work with you as an adviser. "new york" magazine reporting ailes' office has been moved to another building and that while they are still negotiating an exit package, he could walk away from the company with $60 million. and we've learned this morning that ailes will carry on in an advisory capacity advising chairman murdoch, the new person taking over fox news this morning, and that informal -- that will be an informal advisory capacity, ailes will not be advising fox news.

simply murdoch, his office has now been moved. >> all right, rebecca, thanks so much. our legal team dan abrams and sunny hostin joins news and, dan, if there is evidence that these allegations are true, how then does fox keep ailes on and give him according to one report $60 million? >> well, first of all i don't think they're keeping him on and think this notion of an adviser is pr spin. 'out. he's done. he's advising rupert murdoch in some sort of personal capacity. secondly, they would say the investigation is ongoing. we haven't drawn any conclusions yet what we did do, they say is we took action fast to get him away from employees and now, again, i don't believe it's going to end up with $60 million either. if the contract let's say says roughly $40 million they may make a business decision that says we'd rather not litigate this. remember roger ailes' position is i didn't harass anybody and if they say we're not going to pay you because you violated our contract they're going to end up in a lawsuit with roger ailes. >> notably fox in its statement didn't even mention the sexual

harassment charges or allegations. what do you make of that. >> that was very interesting. but i think these things are really negotiated out, right, so they couldn't do that. my guess. but the bottom line is they did take just decisive action and that's very important. when you have a sexual harassment claim and when it's substance yachted if you are the parent company you have have take action and that jem is take the bad actor out of the picture and that is what they've done. >> i think it's important to note that a lot of what we're hearing, i think, is spin, which is i think that roger ailes negotiated every single word that went into the public statement. >> absolutely. he and murdoch are friends. >> when we hear, for example, he'll be an adviser and $60 million, you know, let's be very careful to take all that have with a grain of salt -- >> he's not going to be around women at fox news. he's not going to be around women at 21st century fox. he's not going to be around women in that kind of powerful capacity because that's what sexual harassment is about.

it's about power. so you have to take the power away from the bad actor. >> there are reports that ten women have stepped forward. can any of those women sue and does that do anything to the anothers. >> statute of limitations in new york is three years. so it would have to be within the last three years. i think you're going to certainly see the gretchen carlson lawsuit continue. this doesn't change that lawsuit because she sued him and not fox. but this is now providing an enormous amount of ammunition for gretchen carlson, as well. >> no question. >> sunny, not only are you a lawyer, you also worked at fox news as a woman there. >> quite a long time ago but -- >> but you were there. what do you make of how fox has handled the situation so far. >> you know, i am impressed with how quickly they've acted. remember, this lawsuit was filed about two weeks ago and i think a lot of people are surprised that they acted so quickly. they're removing the person that really created fox news. that says a lot and says a lot

about i think the parent company. >> they could have said we'll wait until the investigation concluded. we have to wait for the recommendation. >> could that speak to the evidence that's involved. >> absolutely. there's no question it does, right. >> let's face it. i think a lot of people were pooh-poohing gretchen carlson's lawsuit. they were saying that it was because she was fired. it was retribution for that. now we know there must be more. they hired paul weiss, a very exclusive law firm, blue chip law firm. it's world renowned and when paul weiss comes in and says we have found something that leads to the housester of roger ailes. >> remember, she's still going to have to prove her individual case, i mean, just sort of looking at this in the macro will help her but she still will have to prove her case in court. >> let's remember, she only sued roger, that makes it very personal to her and i think it lends credibility. >> it wasn't about money. it was about justice for her? it lends credibility to her action. >> lara. >> thank you. coming up on our big board, nba bombshell. the league moving their all-star game out of north carolina to

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time now for our big board. more of today's top stories, our insiders are standing by and first up that big news from the nba. pulling next year's all-star game from charlotte over north carolina's controversial bathroom bill that doesn't allow transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice. bruce bowen from espn talking about choice, bruce. did the nba have a choice? >> yes, they had a choice and they made the right choice. you know the nba is based upon a core value of diversity, inclusion and fairness and respect to the individuals that work for the nba as well as the fans. you know, we have a new and

improved nba whereas today it's about guys stepping out in front of social issues and not being afraid to say, hey, i am this person now. we look at the examples we have in jarn collins, john amaechi, those players openly gay. they came out. they're former players and now stibt coaches in the league so you have a situation where before it was about bill russell and jackie robinson leading the way for civil rights and human rights in the game of sports. now you have younger players like lebron james, carmelo anthony and chris paul leading the charge because they have a platform today. >> so you're saying players, yourself being a former player, are really behind this, everybody is standing up, standing behind this decision? >> absolutely. this is something where now you have players that realize how much power they do have. when i was speaking on adam silver yesterday about this

situation i said, do you want to make sure that you're continuously making sure players feel comfortable in a process they feel organize and feel more together? sometimes we have a little separation and that's where the -- people get into the situations of getting separated. this is all about staying together. it's no fault of the charlotte hornets. michael jordy han has done a tremendous job there but it's more about what that state represents. you cannot have the core values of what the nba has and have an all-star game with the beliefs of what north carolina feels right now. >> yeah, nba players, you have a big voice and you are using it, bruce, thank you so much. we're going to switch gears now and talk about some legal trouble surround the "wolf of wall street," the film starring leonardo dicaprio, of course, and now the justice department is investigating the production company behind the movie alleging at least $64 million was laundered in funding the company. larry hackett former editor in

chief of "people" magazine, friend to us, is joining us now and, larry, what say you about this. >> this fund was created in malaysia to build developments in the country and help a poor country allegedly. according to the justice department it was looted by cronies around the prime minister. two are involved in red granite. they took $100 million and they funded "wolf of wall street." it's gone on to make nearly $400 million. as part of that one of these partners wooed leonardo dicaprio and took trips to las vegas and spent over a million dollars and spent partying on a yacht at the world cup. they actually went to australia in 2012 for new year's eve, enjoyed the new year's eve in australia then charter add 747 and flew to vegas to do new year's all over again. so there is a lot of money washing around here. it was involved in the making of this picture. a lot was spent wooing leonardo dicaprio and the feds say it was stolen from the malaysian government. >> if they're found to be guilty. any blowback on leo. >> it underlines him being a

party boy. these people knew the way to leo's heart, let's go to vegas and hang out on yachts so i don't think it does anything to change the impression of him. i think they'll also question him to some degree about how much money do you think was spent, do you know anything about how the money came to these people. did they ever in these times of partying say to you, where the money came from. there's no implication that he knew anything and was conscious of this, but i think it's part of the investigation they'll try to fiengd if it he knew how they got their loot. >> thanks very much. now to a big headline about homes. new report for the national association of realtors announced the sales have reached their highest level in more than nine years. barbara corcoran here from "shark tank" and author of "shark tales." we in a bubble? >> you're never supposed to mention the word bubble again. what we have right now is a full team ahead market as best a trifecta as you could get, great job, seven types more jobs created this month than last month, cheap money, mortgage rates under 4% so people could

buy a bigger house and what we have, we have a ton of people coming into the market and a shortage of listings. we have 6% fewer homes on the market now than we had 12 months ago so people are panicked, i can't get my hands on the house i fell in love with, they're saying. >> a good time to test the market. what advice would you give potential sellers? >> the most important thing is to realize that you cannot overprice a home and that's nothing new and then try to bring it down in small increments. nobody wants it and you'll get the low bidders to come out. second most important thing hire professional photographers to take pictures of your house. everyone shops online and if you don't have great pictures online nobody is coming to see your house. that's the new curb appeal in today's modern world. those are the two most important things. >> go ahead. >> bruce, i see you nodding your head. you want to jump in here? >> yeah, i do. you know, barbara, i have --

>> i have a house to sell you. >> well, no, i want to pitch something to you. >> no, no. >> junk drawer, something we can make it all special instead of junk -- >> a junk drawer. lovely. that's the worst idea i've ever had and i'm definitely out on you before you even finish your pitch. keep your day job. keep your day job. earl. >> early edition of "shark tank." you want to play too. >> i got a movie for you to fund too, barbara. >> go away. >> i love talking real estate with you. you always have great information for us. we appreciate it very much. >> my pleasure. >> thanks to all of you. our hot shot, why ivanka trump was thanking this 19-year-old at the convention. we'll be back in two minutes. ni. so when it's time for his much needed bath... ...antonio hides from me. but, when i do find antonio, i wash him with tide and downy. we only trust tide to get rid of the week-old stains and

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republican national convention trying to stay awake during his dad's epic hour and 15-minute nomination. that makes me want to yawn. they're contagious, you know. at one point barron's mom giving her son that long mom glare like, barron, watch your father. >> she's got it, doesn't she. >> she means business then trump's daughter ivanka thanking a college student who's become a social media star anne marie tweeting a photo of a white earring, once she realized it was ivanka she started get ivanka her earring back and guess what, it worked and got attention of one of her aides and the pair met at the trump hotel and posting thank you for helping us get the earring back to its owner. only trying to be honest and kind here. life is good. >> she got a kiss from ivanka. >> always do the right thing. that was nice. when decome back, "star

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edwards, 7:56 here on friday, july 22. let's head tow matt pellman -- to, matt pellman taking a look at a vehicle fire. >> reporter: it was hot on woodhaven road heading eastbound, the vehicle was in flames. they got the fire extinguished, they have the shell of the vehicle they have not towed away. the left lane and center lane are blocked coming away from franklin mills, philadelphia mills heading toward i-95. use street road as the alternate. truck broken down on the westbound schuylkill by south. crash on presidential by the tgi fridays. delays on regional rail and 20 minute delays on the septa subway, broad street line

because of a medical emergency, tam. >> let's take a look at the view across center city. it looks gorgeous, but we have dangerous heat coming. >> reporter: it's warm and muggier than the last several mornings. 76 in philadelphia. 75 in allentown. mid 70s at the shore. this afternoon hot and humid, high of 95. heat index value up around 100 at times this afternoon in big city urban centers. an afternoon or evening thunderstorm could be strong. tomorrow, hot and breezy, not as hot and humid, the hot high of 98 will tell you all you need to know. hot and steamy on sunday, probably over 100. monday, hot and teamy, 98 late thunderstorm. political fest will run today at seven locations across the city. the public can see historical

objects. there's drafts of the constitution and the declaration of independence. great thing to remind us about our democracy. that's it for us, back to "g.m.a." we'll see you with another update in 30.

good morning, america. it's 8:. donald trump makes the case and sos the nomination for president. >> i'm with you the american people. i am your voice. >> daughter ivanka has a major pitch to women about why they should vote for her father and now all eyes on hillary clinton as she prepares to announce her running mate. zoe saldana's secret health battle. the actress revealing her real-life fight with an autoimmune disorder. how she's taking control. dr. ashton here with what women need to know. abc news exclusive. rielle hunter speaks out, her daughter quinn by her side, what she's revealing about her relationship with john edwards now, how they're co-parenting quinn and moving on from making mistakes. ♪ and george turns 3. brand-new pictures of the little

prince out this morning. how he's celebrating his great big birthday. ♪ baby i know -- >> all that and sia live in central park. get ready to rock into the weekend as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> that's not all. who is out there this morning in central park? i'm sure she's there somewhere. there she is, sia. >> there she is. taking the stage this morning and what a crowd there to greet her. >> we are looking forward to it but first a surprising interview with rielle hunter, infamous for her affair with john edwards in the middle of a different election campaign she is opening up about co-parenting and how she's learned from her mistakes and found happiness and speaking of campaign, lara, everyone talking about ivanka trump at

the president bush convention last night. >> yes, she was polished. she not only gave a powerful speech taking on equal pay and child care but walked out in this dress, got a lot of people talking. turns out it's $138 from her own label. has a lot of people online looking for it this morning. we're going to have more on the night's biggest moments ahead. >> $138. >> $138 which is a lot of money but when you think about big stage like that, you know, she could have gone much higher. of course, it was a trump label. >> a lot more on that coming up. the morning rundown now from paula faris. >> donald trump making his case vowing to be the voice and champion of the american people during what was the longest convention speech in recent history, 75 minutes long. abc's tom llamas has reaction and what's next for trump. good morning, tom. >> reporter: paula, good morning. donald trump and governor mike pence will appear together at an

event to celebrate the republican convention. so much happened this week, the big question, though, will voters remember what donald trump said last night instead of all the other drama that happened at his convention including the issues with melania's speech containing lines taken from michelle obama and, of course, that ted cruz cannonball the night before donald trump spoke. but last night it was all about donald trump giving the longest speech of his political career and turning around a phrase that hillary clinton is using out on the campaign trail. i'm with her. >> my pledge reads i'm with you, the american people. >> reporter: and trump the billionaire also speaking to blue collar voters. >> these are people who work hard but no longer have a voice. i am your voice. >> reporter: all of trump's children were there including barron trump who looks so much like donald trump even at the age of 10. a lot of people talking about

how he was up way past his bedtime likely and, of course, ivanka trump who introduced her father and spoke about hip as a champion for women. donald trump and his running mate governor mike pence will be campaigning today next week as the democrats start their convention. paula. >> and speaking of the democrats, thanks, tom, hillary clinton could announce her running mate as early as today. virginia senator tim kaine is the apparent front-runner. other news, a big scare for guests at a super 8 motel in san bernardino, california. this brush fire sent them scrambling for safety burning through two buildings. no injuries reported, however. also breaking overnight, authorities say they will suspend the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 once the current search area in the indian ocean is examined. that vanished from radar two years ago with 239 people on board. another american has reportedly been detained in iran. friends of robin shaheenny say

the 46-year-old was visiting family when he disappeared. a police officer facing a criminal investigation for slamming a black schoolteacher to the ground. he claims she was being uncooperative after he stopped her for speeding. another officer was heard saying black people have, quote, violent tendencies. people in hugo, colorado, are being told not to drink from the tap after a chemical found in marijuana turned up in the water supply. tests came back positive for thc, the psychoactive chemical in pot. someone apparently tamer ed with a well. a little tear for all of you on this friday morning. it is the end of an ear r the final vcr, it is about to roll off the production line. that's right, a moment of silence, everyone. there is a company in japan still making vcrs in case you didn't know. they're pulling the plug and blame slow sales and shortage of parts. the company, they sold 750,000

vcrs last year. >> what? >> many of them in china. i am happy to say, however, the cassette recorder is alive and well in terms of the audio cassette but who still has vcrs. >> i don't have a vcr still. >> do you have vcr tapes. >> i do, yes and no way to play them. >> you guys have saved your vcr tape. >> we have. >> my kids' favorites. i don't know. >> i still have an eight-track. i'm living in 1970. my wheelhouse. >> you were 2 in 1970. >> no, i wasn't. i was 5. >> no, 1979 -- '70s. >> as much as i would like to hear more about this i have important "pop news" to deliver. good morning, everybody. we're going to get to his royal cuteness who is 3 years old celebrating his third birthday. kensington palace releasing new photos of george, playing in his garden doting mom and dad organizing a birthday bash fit for a future king at their

country home in norfolk and on the guest list, uncle harry and a newly engaged pippa who hopefully will arrive without an appetite because seems like the precocious prince is only interested in sharing his birthday cake with the family dog. happy birthday to george. the other george. harry has gone hollywood in pursuit of an acting career and now liam payne has announced he is going in another direction, as well. he signed his own solo deal with capitol records uk and took to twitter saying happy to have signed to capitol uk and have an amazing history of artists, i hope i can follow in their footsteps. the president of that company shares the same excitement saying in a statement it's not often you get a chance to sign such a talented and ambitious 2-year-old who has already conquered the world. >> they're only 22.

>> only 22. >> they've lived a lot of life and made a lot of money and i guarantee he will continue to. catching a date just got a little easier, well, as easy as catching a pikachu apparently. pokemon go that game we keep talking about especially my house, you guys, your kids playing this, yeah, a game that's taken the world by storm and now it's making his mark on romance with a new dating service called pokedate, all potential pokedaters have to do is sign up online, share what you're looking for in a significant other and let the site know when you're available to go looking for pokemon. it pairs up participants with similar interests by sending them a time and a place usually near a pokestop to play the game together, try to catch pokemon and hopefully sparks will then fly. the cost, $20, to catch the dating service but the first date is free with a promo code. >> the date is that you go searching for pokemon together. >> together, uh-huh.

>> okay. >> sounds like so much fun. >> makes it less awkward, right. >> a little less. >> awkward being the operative word, george. that is "pop news" today. >> thank you, lara. here's a look at what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." a health scare for actress zoe saldana. how she is taking back control and dr. ashton joins us live. abc news exclusive, rielle hunter speak out about life now and how she's co-parenting with john edwards. then "star trek's" zachary quinto joining us live and so is sia. that is all coming up next right here live on "gma." "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by new nexium, 24-hour tablets. of course you go all out for date night... even if you're just staying in. walgreens has all the beauty products you need for whatever makes you feel beautiful. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy.

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zoe saldana is opening up about her health battle revealing that she suffers from an autoimmune disorder. her mom and sisters have it, as well and abc's mara schiavocampo has the details. >> reporter: on screen zoe saldana is known for kicking butt. >> fool. >> reporter: this morning the actress is revealing her real-life fight with an autoimmune disorder. in an article for net-a-porter's weekly magazine "the edit" saldana shares for the first time she suffers from hashimoto's thyroiditis saying your body doesn't have the energy it needs. you create antibodies that attack your glands. >> when zoe was diagnosed she said her body was feeling different and so she had to make changes in her life to balance all of that out. >> reporter: in the midst of a very full life, saldana tackling this disorder that turns the immune system against the thyroid and it's much more common in women than in men. the 38-year-old has twin

1 1/2-year-old boys with her husband, italian artist marco pier perrego. >> i know a lot of moms and fathers will identify. the best example i can give them is to see their parents like fighting for their dreams. >> reporter: in the article, saldana adds that her mother and sisters are facing the same disorder and that it's a major life adjustment. i would hear those conversations with my mom and grandma thinking i'd never get there, she says, but all of a sudden it hits you, it's from night to day. big life change there. saldana says her husband has also made changes to his lifestyles to support her and that even when she's working they never spend more than a week apart. now, as for her movie career, her plate is still quite full. she starred in some of the most successful franchises ever and working on the sequel to "avatar." >> let's talk to dr. jen ashton.

what are the symptoms and how is this diagnosed. >> so first of all this is -- thyroid is our main metabolic gland in our body produces hormones that act as our furnace, regulate everything from our metabolism. the symptoms and this is what's key with hashimoto weigh or thyroid disorder in general, this he can be profound and affect everything from head to toe. some of the most popular are fatigue, weight gain, you can see menstrual irregularity, irregularity periods or constipation. a lot of people can have those symptoms and not have thyroid disfunction but the key is if you're experiencing a number of these for persistent amount of time get your doctor to run a blood test and look for thyroid antibodies is how usually we -- >> is this about the genes? >> genetics is an important part and family history is important and often overlooked but it's not -- it's part of the picture, not your whole destiny. the key is if you know something

runs in your family talking about autoimmune conditions this affects upwards an estimated 50 million americans when you talk about autoimmune conditions. if you know it runs in your family be persistent and speak to doctors. >> how about treating it, diet, other options? >> we're hearing about diet. there is no hard data yet to support that it can help but there is no question that we're in the infancy of looking at nutritional impacts on chronic disorders. the best and most healthiest way to eat is going to help you regardless of what you have and especially when you're talking about a thyroid condition. clean eating, lots of protein, lots of lean vegetables, very, very important. >> thanks very much. coming up next an abc news exclusive. amy sits down with rielle hunter and opens up about her life after the affair with john edwards.

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we're back now with an abc news exclusive years after making headlines for having an affair with former senator john edwards then a married man running for president rielle hunter and the daughter she had with edwards are speaking out about their lives out of the spotlight. she was the most vilified woman in america, rielle hunter. an affair with married presidential hopeful john

edwards whose wife was stricken with cancer. hunter gave birth to his child and the salacious story played out on the front pages of tab employeds but that was rielle hunter then. a long way from her life today. what have the last few years been like. >> everything i do now is based upon being a mom. mom first and my choices, how they're going to impact quinn. >> quinn, the child she had with john edwards sitting next to her now 8 years old. rielle loved riding horses as a child and now quinn is following in her footsteps recently qualifying for pony finals. teal me about your horse howie. what did he teach you? did howie teach you something. >> he taught me how to be a better rider and how to find happiness. >> it's true, right? you found happiness with howie. >> lessons mother and daughter are sharing in a new children's book "howie do it." finding happiness right how. rielle wrote it. quinn illustrated. the message live in the moment

and choose happiness. happiness for rielle or peace has been a process. what's your relationship now with john. >> we're very, very good friends and great co-parents and we have the same goals, we want the best for quinn. we get along great. >> every time you've been asked this question, do you love john, you've always said yes. >> oh, absolutely. i view him as my family. he's family. i absolutely love him. will always love him. >> what kind of a dad is your dad? >> he's a great dad. >> how often do you get to see him? >> as often as i can. >> tell me about the relationship you see between john and quinn. >> i think he has a real soft spot for her. he does. he gets very choked up by her. it's sweet. >> last time you spoke to abc news it was 2012. it was an election year then. it's an election year now. coincidence? >> complete. completely. >> are you concerned at all about go away.

you know, when you make a mistake, when you have bad things going on, you have to take responsibility for it. say you're sorry, forgive yourself and then move on. >> what bothered you the most? >> the meanness of it all. you know, the lack of compassion and understanding. when people mick mistakes or do things everyone judges and jumps on you. >> part of what i love so. about hillary clinton, she has had everything thrown at her but the kitchen sink and maybe even the kitchen sink. she doesn't ever give up. i admire that. >> so you're voting for hillary. >> well, come on. as a mom, she's a great role model. i'm with her. we're with her, right? >> rielle says she and john have been very open with quinn about how she came into this world and i asked quinn what she's learned from her mom and she said that

it's okay to make mistakes. >> big lesson to learn early. >> and rielle and quinn's book "howie do it" is available now. >> to ginger with the weather in central park. >> we can't wait until you get it's going to be warm, hot, even, the storms that could come through could be severe in the northeast today. that's the bicker, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: no storms on radar right now, ginger as we take a look outside, we have sunshine mixing with high clouds. there you see it at the shore. we're in the 70s it's muggy this morning than the last several morning. hot and humid, 95 is the high. not oppressively humid. with a high of 95 it will be

easy to get up to 100 with the heat index this afternoon. and tomorrow, 98. 95 sunday, more humid and monday, not good. >> good morning, i'm tamala

edwards, 8:27 let's head over to matt pellman for a look at traffic, good morning. >> reporter: some of our trucks don't want to run tam, one on the black horse pike and 42. it's off to the side as you head toward 42 as you head toward the shore this morning. broken down truck on the schuylkill expressway westbound by south street pushed off to the side, but sluggish in the normal busy spots from there to south. watching a crash at creek road, 282 marshall road by far away farm county corner. delays on the regional rails, we have overcrowding on the warminster line, some of trains have been a few cars short. 20 minute delays from the broad

street subway heading northbound because of an medical emergency at olney. >> it's going to be hot. let's find out more with david murphy good morning. >> reporter: for several days, in fact, tam. we are warm. 76 in philadelphia. 75 in allentown. 76 in cape may. you can feel the humidity has returned. this afternoon hot and humid, 95 heat index values up around 100. tomorrow not as humid, but a high of 98 it will be easy to get the heat index values over 100. 59 and steamier on sunday with another day of heat index values making it feel like 100. worst day monday, 98 record heat, high humidity, a strong thunderstorm in the afternoon, heat index up to 105. after that the humidity starts to drop and so do the temperatures. a lot of indoor time this weekend would be.

back to "g.m.a." we'll see you in 30.

♪ what a crowd here in central park. welcome back to "gma." the one and only sia is taking over city parks foundation summer stage this morning and you can hear the crowd has gone wild. let's not make them wait any longer. >> i would not do that to you guys one second longer. who is ready to hear sia sing? time for the double platinum single off her number one album, "this is acting." here she is with "cheap thrills." ♪ ♪

♪ come on come on turn the radio on ♪ ♪ it's friday night and i won't be long ♪ ♪ gotta do my hair i put my makeup on ♪ ♪ it's friday night and i won't be long ♪ ♪ till i hit the dance floor hit the dance floor ♪ ♪ i got all i need no i ain't got cash ♪ ♪ i ain't got cash but i got you baby ♪ ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ but i don't need no money as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i keep dancing ♪ ♪ come on come on turn the radio on ♪

♪ it's saturday and i won't be long ♪ ♪ gotta paint my nails put my high heels on it's saturday and i won't be long ♪ ♪ till i hit the dance floor hit the dance floor ♪ ♪ i got all i need no i ain't got cash ♪ ♪ i ain't got cash but i got you baby ♪ ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight ♪ ♪ i love cheap thrills i don't need no money ♪ ♪ as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh

♪ i love cheap thrills ♪ i don't need no money as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i keep dancing oh oh ♪ ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ baby i don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i can feel the beat ♪ ♪ i don't need no money as long as i keep dancing ♪ ♪ la la la la la la

la la la la la la i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ la la la la la la i love cheap thrills ♪ ♪ la la la la la la i love cheap thrills ♪ >> oh, that voice, that voice, sia, thank you so much. the crowd is huge today so i'm all the way in the back here and it's seemy this morning, right? it's going to get hotter. look at the heat advisories, excessive heat warnings from west coast to east coast. in the middle of the nation they are in the heart of that. 112 in memphis. 98 in philadelphia. the storm comes along with the jet stream, you cool count in

minneapolis in the 80s. adam how did it feel? >> it felt great. >> reporter: let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: what a wig. no problems now, ginger, storms later, the big issue hot and humid, 95. 98 saturday, 95 sunday, and sticky monday. red lightning bolt all around us because some very enthusiastic harry potter super fans are in our audience. a lot of excitement for the new harry potter story. "harry potter and the cursed child." scholastics flash mob revealed it thursday. it is out july 31st. guess what, you ready for this? it's the hogwarts admission letter you got right now this morning has the deathly hallows symbol on it, you don't have to wait. you'll get a copy sent to you of the new story.

that's right. a free copy, hot off the press. exciting morning here. not only sia but a lot of harry potter news, lara. >> thank you so much, ginger. i can barely hear you. we're just going to wing this. one of my favorites, zachary quinto is here. you recognize him, of course, because he plays commander spock in the movie that's blasting into theaters today. "star trek: beyond." the "enterprise" exploring space like never before battling mysterious new villains with old friends but before spock can explore the unknown he's got to deal with something all too familiar, girl trouble. >> yeah. >> you guys break up? what did you do? >> typically reductive inquiry, doctor. >> you know, spock, if an earth girl says it's me, not you, it's definitely you.

>> so why do we need to see this movie? >> well, to begin with it's the 50th anniversary of "star trek" so there's a reason. these people know, yeah. live long and prosper. >> live long and prosper, my friend. >> this is it a really exciting chapter in our journey. it marries the essence of these characters with huge action, visual effects, justin lynn our new director who came from "the fast and furious" franchise brought excitement and energy to the movie and celebrates the origins of this incredible franchise around for half a century which is remarkable in its own right. >> what's it like playing spock, a character we've known for so long. >> one of the most beloved characters in culture. it's a great honor and especially because of my personal connection with leonard who i loved and who i miss very much but who's incredibly

present in the movie in a special way, i think. we all carried him in our hearts while we were making the film and i think it shows on the screen. >> the best advice leonard gave you about playing the role. >> it's interesting because the role brought us together but our friendship evolved beyond it almost immediately so by the end of his life it was only one little corner of our connection and i learned so much about how to be fulfilled, he was an incredible man and so diverse in his creative pursuits as an actor, writer, director, incredibly art collector, philanthropist and he just really taught me, you know, that i'll -- i'll be lucky to have half as fulfilled a life as he did. >> you got involved in a beautiful documentary. >> his son adam made an incredible documentary called "for the love of spock" by explores his dad's relationship with the character and the impact that it had not only on millions of people but also on their family, it's a very personal and beautifully made film. >> you talk about him being

diverse and finish by saying howdy verse and talented you are. i happen to catch a little episode of "lip sync battle" in which you brought your "a" game. i hope we have the video. missy elliott. >> yeah, missy elliott. george michael combination and zoe. >> and cindy crawford as your guest. >> to support my secret weapon. it was amazing and like perfectly outside of my comfort zone. i had a great time and i would do that again any minute. >> i will watch again. >> all right. check it out. >> i hope everybody will watch you. >> yeah, this weekend. >> the film is terrific. "star trek: beyond" is in theaters now. so go check it out. zachary quinto and the gang. >> thank you. coming up more sia live. we want to see you lip-syncing when we co

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♪ we are back now with sia and sia just launched her number one album, "this is acting," right here on "gma" in january so it is so great to have you back. >> thank you. >> i have to ask you, so you just performed your new number one double platinum single "cheap thrills" in front of this

incredible electric audience. i know you wear your wig so people can focus on your voice and you have some anonymity but can you see this crude? >> i see them through my little tiny bang slits. >> it must feel incredible. >> it's really sweet. >> the biggest crowd we have. you're about to go on tour, your first tour of north america. what can your fans expect? >> it's a pretty weird ride. it's just -- it's more like i guess a theatrical experience, the performance is -- it's unusual, i think i would say. it's unusual but good for -- and even kids like it. >> expect the unexpected basically, right? >> i guess. >> what do you love most about performing? >> oh, i do not love performing. i get really scared and i just cried in the dressing room. >> you did? >> yeah, i'm croaky and i'm not going to hit the high note and i want everyone to like me. i'm just like -- i don't -- it's scary to perform. i do it because of want to make

you happy. >> does she make you happy? [ cheers and applause ] no apentagon necessary. you are amazing and unstoppable which leads me to what you're about to sing next. >> we'll see. >> you are proving it by performing, performing well by the way that hit off her number one album "this is acting," let's hear "unstoppable," sia. >> okay. >> thank you. thank you. we'll see what happens. ♪ ♪ i'll smile i know what it takes to fool this town ♪ ♪ i'll do it till the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and all through the night time

oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah i'll tell you what you want to hear ♪ ♪ keep my sunglasses on while i shed a tear ♪ ♪ it's never the right time yeah yeah ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on show you how strong i am ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on i'll show you that i am ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable i'm a porsche with no brakes ♪ ♪ i'm invincible yeah i win every single game ♪ ♪ i'm so powerful i don't need batteries to play ♪ ♪ i'm so confident i'm unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ i break down only alone i will

cry out loud ♪ ♪ you'll never see what's hiding out hiding out deep down yeah yeah ♪ ♪ i know i've heard that to let your feelings show ♪ ♪ is the only way to make friendships grow but i'm too afraid now yeah yeah ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on show you how strong i am ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on i'll show you that i am ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable i'm a porsche with no brakes ♪ ♪ i'm invincible yeah i win every single game ♪ ♪ i'm so powerful i don't need batteries to play ♪ ♪ i'm so confident i'm unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today

unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today unstoppable today ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on show you how strong i am ♪ ♪ i'll put my armor on i'll show you that i am ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable i'm a porsche with no brakes ♪ ♪ i'm invincible yeah i win every single game ♪ ♪ i'm so power fful i don't need batteries to play ♪ ♪ i'm so confident i'm unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today

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this crowd, this artist sia is back now with her hit single "chandelier." ♪ party girls don't get hurt can't feel anything when will i learn i push it down push it down ♪ ♪ i'm the one "for a good time call" phone's blowin' up, ringin' my doorbell ♪ ♪ i feel the love, feel the love

1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink ♪ ♪ throw 'em back 'til i lose count i'm gonna swing from the chandelier, from the chandelier ♪ ♪ i'm gonna live like tomorrow doesn't exist like it doesn't exist i'm gonna fly like a bird ♪ ♪ through the night, feel my tears as they dry i'm gonna swing from the chandelier, from the ♪ ♪ chandelier but i'm holding on for dear life, won't look

down, won't open my eyes ♪ ♪ keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause i'm just holding on for tonight help me, i'm holding on ♪ ♪ for dear life, won't look down, won't open my eyes keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause ♪ ♪ i'm just holding on for tonight on for tonight sun is up, i'm a mess gotta get out now, ♪ ♪ gotta run from this here comes the shame, here comes the shame 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink ♪ ♪ 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, drink throw em back 'til i lose count i'm gonna swing from the ♪ ♪ chandelier, from the chandelier i'm gonna live like tomorrow

doesn't exist ♪ ♪ like it doesn't exist i'm gonna fly like a bird through the night, feel my tears as they dry ♪ ♪ i'm gonna swing from the chandelier, from the chandelier but i'm holding on for ♪ ♪ dear life, won't look down, won't open my eyes keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause ♪ ♪ i'm just holding on for tonight help me, i'm holding on for dear life, won't look down, won't open my eyes ♪ ♪ keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause i'm just holding on for tonight on for tonight ♪ ♪ on for tonight 'cause i'm just holding on for tonight oh, i'm just holding on ♪ ♪ for tonight

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we want to say thank you to sia. have a great weekend. >> good ma edwards, 8:56 now, friday, july 22. let's head over to matt pellman starting on route 1 the super

highway. >> reporter: looking not so super once again. it's a crash in the northbound lanes north of 213 maple avenue in langhorne. the accident with the fire truck here is taking out the right lane. coming no matter of the turnpike expect delays on route 1. stick to i-95 northbound instead. slowing at the commodor barry bridge heading into pennsylvania because of construction that's been knocking out a lane all morning long. that would be a better choice than the delaware memorial bridge heading into delaware, 295 sown locked up 11 miles per hour because of an overturned vehicle crash on the delaware memorial bridge delaware bound taking out three lanes. >> speaking of trying to to have a good weekend, david murphy will we at all? >> reporter: you got a pool or ac or heading to the beach, maybe. 79 degrees in philadelphia. it's warmer and more mucky than the last couple of mornings. this afternoon we're going for higher humidity and higher heat.

high of 95. some of you will experience heat index values up around 100. high of 98 that's high heat. we have excessive heat watch in effect saturday and sunday. sunday higher humidity with a high of 95. monday takes the cake. 98. we have a chance of record heat and high humidity and strong storms. >> coming up on "action news" at noon, the big reveal inside the wells fargo center we just got our first look at the stage for the democratic national convention as philadelphia gets ready to be in the national spotlight. "live with kelly" is next. i'm tamala edwards. have a great friday and keep it cool.

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announcer: from the beach house t "live! with kelly." today, from "star trek beyond," idris elba. and a pair of lucky audience members will try to win a bunch of benjamins as we continue the beach house games. plus, hot off the beach house grill, we're serving up hot dogs. also film and broadway star taye diggs joins kelly at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: and now, here are kelly ripa and taye diggs! [cheers and applause] ♪