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here's abc's dan harris. >> we followed their trek, the incredible journey. >> we just summited everest which is 29,029 feet. >> and team usx, three american veterans talking to us from base camp for the first time since they reached the top of the world last week. >> i would definitely say climbing mt. everest has been worth it. that's retired staff sergeant chad jukes hit by an ied in iraq in 2006. he climbed with a prosthetic leg and active duty captain elyse ping medvigy, her goal to remember the others. >> i have here a picture of pfc keith williams and staff sergeant benjamin crane. i'm going to bring them to the summit for their families. >> reporter: now telling it us the 17,000 foot decent was actually the hardest part. >> definitely the decent was not in favorable conditions. >> reporter: but despite the dangers, the cause they say worth every step. the team climbing to raise awareness for ptsd and the growing number of veteran suicides at least 22 a day. >> it's not necessarily about us summiting everest. you know, that was a success which is awesome, but really what we're mo

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and the extent of the violence once here in the u.s. is absolutely horrible. buff largely it involves a lot of prostitution as well as drugs and human trafficking. > these gangs have active members in 46 states in the u.s. already. >> amazing. > good stuff, dan. thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a family in denver terrorized. two middle school teachers, their children asleep attack bid three money burst through the door. as it turns out, it was all just a caves mistaken identify? first a warning for summer. your sunscreen may not be working as well as you think. the new report and some backlash from sunscreenmakers. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: ♪ i'm walking on sunshine whoa oh, i'm walking on sunshine whoa oh ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, whoa oh, and don't it feel good ♪ >> i could use some sunshine right about now. i'm tired of this cloudy weather. >> it's been insane. >> summer's on the way. sun soon. but you might want to think twice before breaking out that bottle of sunscreen or know a little more

>> somewhere north of 3 million. >> reporter: and dan harris. an, a bit of self-deprecation. >> yeah, i bring that everything. i have no choice. in this environment, what else are you going to do because i can't compete with these people. >> reporter: how does it work? >> the world's toughest questions and only one simple rule. don't get three in a row wrong. >> reporter: a near genius on deck. >> any time you get two in a row wrong, your challenger, the lovely monica will get to choose your next category. >> almost like we're watching the olympics of game shows. >> you nailed it. it's crazy, the amount of knowledge in the most obscure areas these people have. >> france has a land border with what eight countries? ken, five seconds. >> spain. >> andorra. >> reporter: do you know the other six? for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> and, dan, you said that tonight's episode might be so incredible that i might be reporting on it tomorrow. >> there is an incredible surprise in the first five minutes of the show. i will tell

off tonight and the battle of the brains has a brand-new host, our very own and sometimes intense dan harrisdan is going to put us to the test, abc's nick watt has a closer look, it's so tough, by the way, all-time greatest "jeopardy" champ ken jennings working up a swit. >> will anybody be able to answer 500 questions? >> reporter: featuring some of the finest brains in the >> how much money have you made doing game shows? >> somewhere north of 3 million. >> reporter: and dan harris. and you are bringing which perhaps you have to a bit of self-deprecation. >> yeah, i bring that everything. i have no choice in this environment, what else are you going to do? i can't compete with these people. >> reporter: how does it work. >> the world's toughest questions and only one simple rule. don't get three in a row wrong. >> reporter: near genius on deck. >> any time you get two in a row wrong, your challenger, the lovely monica will get to choose your next category. >> reporter: almost like we're watching the olympics of game shows. >> you nailed it. it's crazy, the amount of knowledge in the most o

dan harris is the host of that. i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 thursday, may 26. let's go over to matt pellman this time he is starting on the blue route. >> reporter: beautiful morning for a drive that's for sure, but not so beautiful on the highways like the blue route, 476 locked up from i-95 to media, swarthmore. just up ahead there was a crash and debris. that was cleared out of the way. northbound 47 minute travel time should be 17 or 18 minutes. so we're not doing well on the blue route. schuylkill expressway westbound crash by vare by the university avenue off ramp. extra heavy at this point out toward the vine. there was a crash on the boulevard, southbound approaching ridge it's off to the side. coming down from knight street things are extra congested heading toward the schuylkill expressway. 295 speeds ten miles per hour because a lane a blocked. >>> let's go outside to karen rogers who has her way -- mind in the surf and sand. >> reporter: we can feel the warmth. big holiday weekend coming up. today, warm, ve

. >> dan harris, folks. don't touch that dial. >> dan harris and geniuses. >> yeah.e have to differentiate between the two because there's a big difference. speaking of geniuses, what's cooking in the weather department? >> nice plug for you. not for me. parabolas, no. >> anything to do your dancing in the show. >> horrible. i show you this lightning out of west texas yesterday, junction, texas, there you go, ron mentioned the dangerous part of this as folks got hurt in france. just remember that lightning is lazy. it goes after the easiest target. it is not attracted to metal. so, if you're out there -- by the way, this is a funnel that touched down there as well. so just get low and get away from tall objects if you can. we have a dry line today. more storms are going to fire in the same area. the storm chasers will be out, as well. not a terrible risk for tornados, certainly large hail and damaging winds across lubbock and in through amarillo. beware of that if you're headed in that direction. the big story is tropical storm bonnie. this yellow, this is the moistu

"nightline" anchor dan harris takes us to the tiny cells, overflowing in el salvador. gang members who likely know many who are already here. and just look at what dan found. >> reporter: it's the middle of the night in the murder capital of the world. we're in el salvador, on patrol with armed to the teeth cops who take us to this rundown police station, where they're holding allegedly vicious combatants in this country's all-out gang war. as we approach the cells, the low roar, abruptly extinguished. how many people are they holding in here? 169 people in here? i'm not sure you can get a sense of how small this is, but this tiny. they're just piled on top of each other. they're only supposed to be in here for 72 hours. how long have you been in? >> one year. >> reporter: one year. and now, these gangs are exporting death directly into america. active in 46 states, because of a revolving door of illegal immigration and deportation. here, the violence doesn't rest even for those in mourning. this grieving mother is holding a wake for her 17-year-old son, alexis, murdere

here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: hi, gray, coming up on "g.m.a.," important information on the crash egypt air flight 804. no reports indicate there could smoke on board including inside the cockpit. what does it say about the possibility of terrorism. >>> donald trump taking on hillary clinton on the issue of guns. his new nickname for her this morning. finally the three kinds of foods we need to cut from our diets. fitness experts here with quick menu hacks to boost your health. it's coming up very soon. >>> of course, "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day. >>> good morning, america. breaking news. the first confirmed pictures of plane crash debris. the wreckage from egyptair flight 804. what looks like a child's sleeping bag. also, a life jacket. and plane parts with the airline's logo. this, as we learn more about the flight's final moments. the warnings of smoke just before the crash. what does it say about whether this was an act of terrorism? we have every angle cover

here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: what happened when donald trump held a rally within a mile of the mexican border. police and supporters facing off with demonstrators, dozens ever arrests. the latest twist in the high profile divorce case involving john dep and his estranged wife. a judge has granted a temporary restraining order against the man known for his role in the pirates of the carribean. >>> we're following a potential tropical storm heading toward the east coast. could it be a total washout on monday. rob has the forecast coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >>> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you in "healthcheck." this is a workout that will get you moving. we're taking you inside a new studio that opened on the main line. >>> two people including an infant are hurt in a bad wreck in montgomery. we'll have the latest for you at 9:00 a.m. >>> for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day. is . >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. trump rally

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you can learn more on our bay >> dan harris joins us to tell us what is coming up on good morning america warnings happened when donald trump held a rally with continue miles of the mexican border. protests and dozens. arrests. pictures and up-to-date analysis coming up. and a latest twist in the high profile divorce indicate the involving johnny depp. they were in a violent altercation days before they filed for divorce. he's the man known for his role in "the pirates of the caribbean." and a potential storm headed toward the east coast this holiday weekend. could it be a washout? it's coming up. see you soon. ♪ ♪ >> are looking at one of napa's biggest party. bottle rock kicked off yesterday. is it features plenty of food and music and, as you would expect in napa, plenty of wine. >> we thought we thought combining good food, good music, a great, beautiful day. >> great music, good location. nice weather. ♪ >> yesterday's headliners included stevie wonder and florence and the machine and the red hot chili peppers will take the stage when it wraps up tomorrow. much more ahead. it's a get

. >> dan harris, folks. don't touch that dial. >> geniuses. >> yeah. we have differentiate between the two, there's a big difference. >>> speaking of geniuses, what's cooking in the weather department? >> nice plug for me. parabola, no. >> anything to do your dancing in the show. >> horrible. >> i show you this lightning out lightnings out of west texas, johnson, texas, ron mentioned the dangerous part of this is france. lighten is lazy it goes after the easiest target. it is not attracted to metal, get low and getaway from tall obstacles not a terrible risk for tornados, but large hail and damaging winds across lubbock and amarillo. be aware of that if you're heading in that direction. the big story is tropical storm bonnie. how much rain can come down and forced out. there will be a front that comes through the northeast ginger your holiday -- during your holiday weekend. we could see flooding we're seeing that north and west of charleston and columbia where they had flooding from last year during hurricane season. look at the rain up the i-95 corrid

. >> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america". >> importantn the crash of the egypt airplane. new information indicates there could have been smoke on board, including inside the cockpit. what does this say about the possibility of terrorism. and donald trump taking his speech to the national rifle association, accusing clinton of wanting to abolish the second amendment and free violent criminals. and his new nickname for her this morning. and the three foods we need to cut from our diets. some quick menu hack toss improve your health. it's coming up on gma. see you soon. >> a rare silt in vacaville. this driver saw a black bear running through the neighborhood yesterday morning. he record it had scampering through a yard and hopping a fence to escape. the bear likely came out of the nearby green space looking for food. wildlife officials say there's no great danger to the public, just don't approach the bears if you see any of them in your neighborhood. >>> people who really love the bay area fog can now drink it. it's fog point vodka. it's 6

i heard that from dan harris, also. dad, mom, phelps' fiance nicole johnson, and boomer, all said to be doing great. >>> and finally, some people in covington, kentucky, thought it would be fun to kick off the farmer's market season there with a goat parade. bad idea. the goats made a break for it, fleeing the parade. and running through the market crossing streets. and hiding in the woods. 5 of the 7 escaped goats have been caught. the search is on now for the remaining two. they remain at large. they could be, who knows, maybe in sunrise, florida, where rob is. >> every time i held a goat parade it's gone without a hitch. >> this one was badly organized. >> i've done a lot of goat parades. >> was that a joke? maybe you could run after the jokes. that's rob's job, right? he's running for the wings for life world run started about ten, 15 minutes ago, which means i've gone all of 100 yards. this is a unique race put on by red bull. not only happening here, but simultaneously happening in california and 4 countries adler

abc's dan harris. >> george, good morning. has made headlines all over the world. this morning, he'll explain why he said he did it. this morning, new claims about the secretive world of scientology and the man at its center from an unusual source -- do you have good memories here? >> pretty good memories. >> ron miscavige has left the church and he's speaking out for the first time exclusively to abc news. ron said he's written his book called "ruthless" because of a scientology policy called disconnection. which he says has torn his family apart. >> i don't think you can do a worse thing to their family, split up a family. >> reporter: this is what ron said happen with his two daughters not long after he left the church several years ago. >> i never met some of my great-grandchildren. that's terrible. >> reporter: the church says this is one of the blatant experiences of him not telling the full story. >> daughters were pressured to disconnect from him because of the church. it's similarly not true. >> reporter: through atto

she spoke about her struggle with body acceptance to dan harris last february. >> well, i was like, this wish i felt like. i wish i was all about the bass and all about my curves and i was like, this is not how i feel. >> reporter: but last told "seventeen" magazine she's done shying away from her curves. >> what i love about my body is my curves because they photograph well. >> reporter: even on that same cover many wondered if it had been digitally enhanced. ♪ i thank god every day >> reporter: but trainor insuccesses the "me too" is the worst photoshop fail to happen yet. >> i told them to fix it asap. i'm sorry about this. >> reporter: trainor signed off on a new unenhanced version of it which should be available later today and plans to show a photo comparison. when she watched the original version she said, quote, look how bomb i look. why would they ever be like let's break her ribs, it's insulting and it's rude from the mouth of meghan trainor. she's going to be here on friday actually and i didn't even know, guy, that you could photoshop a video. i know you can photoshop a video

harris is still with us and dan sims became a special assistant in 1962 or 63 and that is about it for those that were at that level. the rest of us were political appointees. there was no one telling us what to do, which is quite interesting when you think of today's white house. i was asked to be a panelist on a show called "to tell the truth " in april 1961. i said to fred is it ok if i do this? he said yes, but you better check with pierre. here said you better answer all the questions right and not look stupid. [laughter] nobody told me what to do with the money if i want any. i gave it to the university of michigan. and by the way, for those of us who did go to michigan, the university of michigan has more peace corps graduates than any other university in the country. i did not work for fred during the campaign. i worked for someone named byron white and how i ended up on the campaign working for byron white. i'm in ohio and came from an irish democratic, pretty well-known family. the chairman of the democratic party, his secretary and my dad secretary were best friends and i wo

harry styles has chopped off his long locks, guys. yeah. >> oh, no. >> that looks like a beard. >> dan's fretting. >> ron's like, "a," who is that personcarry on. >> harry styles displayed the evidence on instagram writing, whoops and a little thumbs up there. fans are devastated. >> so do we have a picture of him without it? >> not yet. i've been looking to see if there's one circulating. >> this is not -- >> this is an old photo of red carpet footage. it's all for a good cause because he's donating his hair to the little princess trust charity that provides wigs for kids with cancer. >>> finally, guys, j. lo's song "ain't your momma" is all about girl power. why not sample a line or two from the woman who may become the first female president. >> human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights, one and for all. >> so that is a clip from hillary clinton's united nations speech on women's rights back in 1985, so the video features lopez playing women from each era fighting for independence and the song was actually written by singer meghan trainor. it's got just like a good beat to it, and i like the concept. >> a

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joining me more, dan balls, trump senior adviser, sarah huckabee sanders and longtime clinton adviser, ann lewis. harry reid said that mr. trump was trying to distract from his own record by attacking the clintons this way. take a listen. >> if any one of us were donald trump, wouldn't you try to divert attention from all he's done to show how desperate he is he brought up yesterday the suicide of foster. here's a man who committed suicide, there's no question about that, but that's not enough for donald trump. even though suicide is a tragedy, it's not a tragedy for donald trump. >> context there, senator reid's father committed suicide. so this might hit home a little closer than normal perhaps. but in any case, how do you respond to what senator reid had to say? >> look, i think when you're donald trump and you've been hit really hard by a lot of false allegations on the front page of "the new york times," you have a right to fight back and defend yourself and there's a completely double standard in this process and in this campaign between donald trump and the clintons. donald trump has false alleg

harris: or if you watch it. >> a commercial, conversation during the commercial. i would argue there will never be another oprah winfrey for any political dan not only raised, these celebrities can raise money for candidates but in terms of pulling votes, remember, alison lundergan grimes, all the celebrities that worked for her? she lost. with oprah, she pulled votes because viewers have spirit all connection with her. sandra: having a coughing fit. did you say this part of the letter, excuse me, thirst for access from these outlets puts the state department in position of strength in negotiating amount of coverage and topics to be discussed. aka, it gives them power to control the message. i mean that is what this is about and power to control the audience. you can obviously see these are, you know, female-dominant audiences that they're talking about putting her message out to. there is no secret here. >> hillary clinton ruins it, tries to laugh. throwing her head back, i'm not doing it. throws the head back. doesn't know when to stop and never work. >> she is not a good guest. >> we'll be right back. if you're going to make a statement.