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we saw it happen when she came to "gma."rip" and going head-to-head with none other than kevin hart. hart is producing and co-writing "night school" and he cast her to co-star alongside him in the film that follows a group of misfits attending night class in hopes of earning their geds. sounds like they'll get an a-plus on this one. the two actually go way back. haddish revealing to stephen colbert kevin was kind enough to lend her 300 bucks when she was struggling as a comedian living out of her car in the early 2000s. now fast forward to 2017 and "variety" is calling her one of the ten comics to watch for this year. that movie set to hit theaters september 28th, 2018. >> that will be funny. did you see her on colbert? hysterical. >> out of control. >> funnier than when she was here. >> she was so great. the movie, that you haven't seen it, "girls trip", is a riot. >> so appreciative. out there working and sudden recognition. >> the new kid. >> you got to head out to the park. demi lovato. >> i got to take my coffee. >> tel

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this happens every once in a while on "gma."e women's locker room -- >> talking clothes. >> now we're going to talk "pop news." >> yes, we are, good morning, everybody. good morning to george and to amy and to you. and we begin with the tony award-winning musical "hamilton" giving the real-life alexander hamilton another shot in the spotlight. inspiring the library of congress to digitize 880 documents written by the founding father for all of us to now access. lin-manuel miranda gave his seal of approval to the plan. that will allow us to logon and learn more about hamilton through his own words. the collection will include his personal and public drafts like one written when he was just 12 years old as a clerk and then a letter he wrote to his future wife elizabeth, george washington, john adams among the major figures included in these letters, and before this the only way to view them was to actually travel to washington and to view them on microfilm. not happening for a lot of people. this makes it much easier for all of us

here on "gma" harvey whipping southeast texas with its outer bands.. the path takes it into southeast texas just north of corpus christi by early saturday morning. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by ford, going further so you can. her so you can. >>> you have made it to friday. it's 7:56. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." mike nicco has a look at your weather. it's going to be hot. >> definitely. it starts today and will build through the weekend and really get hot sunday, and some of that will spill to the coast. today, lighter breezes on the bay, on the beaches, warm sunshine and a warmer afternoon if you're going to be outdoors. temperatures 70 in san franci o francisco, 82 san jose, 85 in santa rosa, 90 in concord, but look at the wealth of 100s inland, reggie. >> all right, thanks. take a look at your traffic. we're being told about an accident at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, so be aware of that. it has moved over to the shoulder, but of course, there is going to be some backup on 580 west in that direction. let's l

it is foodie friday on "gma.". well, turns out there are some ways to do it and ways not to do it and we can guarantee you some of those all-important likes. abc's rebecca jarvis is here. you went on with an expert who the restaurants pay to help them out with it. >> this is an incredible thing for people out there who like those pictures of french fries, cheeseburgers, pancakes, millions of instagram users are posting these pictures. it turns out sharing those food pics not only makes us salivate but can make big money if done right. from tantalizing treats to mouthwatering meals, all over instagram, more than 231 million posts with the #food. but don't be fooled. these delicious diversions are becoming big business. enter 23-year-old dylan burke. this is a business for you. you have nine employees. >> yeah, it's a real business and it's real impressions. >> reporter: co-founder of the company that restaurants call to make their food and drink insta-ready. how many restaurants are doing it now? >> tons. almost al

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tomorrow only on "gma."macklemore and skylar grey. you know what is going on my playlist. that was glorious, seriously. have a great day, everyone. >> from abc 7 news this is a good morning washington update. >> good morning, washington, i'm melanie stories. today marks the one-year anniversary of the explosion that killed seven people at a silver spring apartment complex. people in that neighborhood say they have seen improvements in emergency response, but their memories keep them living in fear. a vigil will be held tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the parking lot across the street from the flower branch apartments to remember those impacted by the explosion. >> and as we get closer to back to school time, abc 7 and news channel 8 are happy to join forces with the united way and d.c. uniteed to stop the bus. bring backpacks and school supplies to the safeway on 14th street southeast, and then the united way will donate those school supplies to local kid whose need them. no weather problems today. here's veronica j

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here's the scary stat on our "gma" crew. we didn't want to give you this check. is closing in on the age of 6. the calculator says you have lost 2500 hours of lost sleep. >> i feel every second of that. she's worth it. >> are you sure? >> i have a feeling paula has everybody beat. >> yeah. >> let's wait. give matt, the next roll here on the dice. dad to 9-year-old libby and 3-year-old ben. you have lost over 6600 hours of sleep. but paula, as we mentioned -- >> i know. just start sleeping now. everybody, this will explain probably why i have brain farts on national television. >> did you just say that word? >> she did. >> she did. >> brain fart. >> all righty there. >> paula, paula. >> we're going to -- >> brain cramp? a brain cramp? >> thank you. a>> j.j. and landon, you have lost almost 10,000 hours. >> that explains everything. but you know, we gain some valuable skills. >> look. 9,990 hour of sleep. >> i would say 9 is your lucky number. >> oh, my gosh. >> but there are valuable life skills we gain. changing the diaper in the dark indfolded. i could do it any

jen ashton for a "gma" health alert about food allergies.w a striking increase just in the past decade. this is really something. why are we seeing it? >> we don't know, george. the possible theorist here maybe something in our environment, the way it's grown or processed or something within our bodies and immune system, overuse of antibiotics but all we can say is the numbers are up dramatically. take a look at this chart. this shows the most common food allergy, peanuts still leading the bunch with 26% but what list and when you look at the last item, other unspecified foods in this report over 33% of documented allergies to food so we don't know. >> usually you associate it with kids and try to find out what's going on. they can develop as an adult. >> more common earlier in life but my mother and i both developed our life-threatening food allergies at age 37 so we're seeing it all across various age groups. >> life-threatening. >> i had an anaphylactic reaction. >> that's the word we hear all the time. what are the symptoms that people s

friday, only on "gma."bye. ♪ >>> from abc 7, this is a good morning washington update. >> good morning. i'm melanie hastings. police confirmed one person is in custody after a shooting on a metro red line train. that is not one of the people scene here. investigators will release more information this morning. police say someone shot 18 on the train as a pulled into the tacoma station. the team is listed in stable condition. >>> long-term renovations are underway in the west wing. workers are replacing the 30-year-old heating and air conditioning system, repairs are on the way in the portico steps. repair work is not uncommon why the president is away. last year, workers upgraded the entire phone system. >>> we have a flash flood watch the kids into effect in just a couple of minutes. here is veronica >>> get the rain gear ready. you will really need it with quite the workout today. heavy rain, that could lead to flooding in and around d.c. through charleston maryland, calvert, to st. mary's. over one inch

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that's next on "gma."4:30 to 7:00 a.m. th ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new overnight, north korea threatens u.s. territory where thousands of american troops are on the ground. the president head-to-head with kim jong-un in a fiery war of words as concerns grow about whether missiles with nuclear warheads could reach american cities. >>> also breaking, ambush attack in paris. a driver ramming into soldiers. at least six injured. the mayor saying it was deliberate. >>> two big health headlines this morning. colon cancer deaths on the rise in young adults. but what's the reason why? and could dropping soda from your daily diet really help you lose 14 pounds a year? sugar and your body. dr. ashton breaks it down.

tomorrow only on "gma."ore and skylar grey. you know what is going on my playlist. that was glorious, seriously. >> thank you, guys. have a great day, everyone. >> morning it is 8:56 a.m., thursday, august 10. matt pellman is looking at what's causing jams right now. >> reporter: they are back, the bridge inspectors along the blue route southbound approaching the schuylkill expressway they will be today like yesterday, so we can expect delays. we have not thinned out from the morning crush southbound from the mid county toll plaza to 76. 7 of northeast extension there was a crash that's clearing out as wells one north wales road by motor car makeover. skippack township a crash at 113 bridge road. cherry hill we are jammed on 70 eastbound coming away from 925 there's a crash at springdale road taking out the right lane. >> david is off, karen rogers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hey, matt, nice and sunny. beautiful start to the day. the temperature just jumped up a few degrees

first here's "gma"'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, texas tempers flaring.ups on necessities like this man selling water out of his truck accused of marking up bottles by 500 percent. >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> now in the middle of this massive crisis the texas attorney general says he's already received more than 600 reports of price gouging. >> we've seen water up to $99 for a case of water. we've seen fuel prices up to $20 a gallon. >> check out one woman's receipt from a corpus christi convenience store. she says she was charged nearly 70 bucks for only two cases of beer at a race way. race way says it's investigating the incident. the store manager apologizing telling abc news overnight it was a clerical error and not price gouging adding we did give a full refund. coming up at 7 o'clock we'll have full team live coverage from texas. with your "gma" first look i'm kendis gibson abc news, new york. here at persil, the top notch team of stain experts has performed over 10,000 stain evaluations to prove persil delivers a premium clean. we'v

born to move. >>> welcome back to "gma."he radar image of harvey right now. we are tracking the very latest on this devastating unrelenting storm over water right now but it's getting ready to whip back around for a second hit on texas and louisiana and there are new images this morning of residents frantically fleeing the disaster zone after those catastrophe flooding. also coming up, people fearing they have to leave their animals behind. the pets stranded in the middle of the storm zone and what's happening with them. >> so many are going to need help for such a long time and on thursday our parent company disney is going to hold a day of giving. a fund-raising effort that begins with our local affiliates in morning and continues with us at "gma" then throughout the day on abc, freeform and radio disney, all our social platforms and it will go to the red cross. if you want to give to the red cross you can text 90999. we also have more information on our website, abcnews.com. >>> let's head straight tohe ha forecast for ha

friday, only on "gma."bye. >> good morning it is 8:56, monday, august 7. it's kind of a soggy morning, let's turn to matt pellman with a look at traffic. >> reporter: not a nice morning out there, especially when you have a vehicle breakdown, i-95 southbound near allegheny, penndot is assisting. we have a bunch of southbound midday construction scheduled along i-95 woodhaven and cottman and columbus boulevard. we'll see if that happens with the inclement weather. they are scheduled to work on the northbound side of the blue route between the schuylkill expressway and conshohocken. crash in warminster involving a truck york road at county line. slow on the wednesday of the turnpike from bensalem to fort washington. milford township bucks county, kumery road is closed this morning. 663 is the alternate. >>> david murphy is off, karen rogers has the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: a little slow at the moment, but storm tracker 6 live double scan shows pockets of rain, look at the heavy rain developing in de

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[ applause ] >>. >>> we're going to turn to our "gma" cover story.ton, the new documentary "whitney: ki be me?" revealing her personal struggles and "nightline's" juju chang is back with more. >> good morning. her voice is still instantly recognizable. whitney houston's musicality and her marketability helped her cross over and win millions of fans and yet this new documentary suggests her big struggle, her own public persona. it's an up close look at what happened backstage. her love life and her relationship with daughter bobbi kristina. ♪ the greatest love of all >> reporter: she was the glamorous pop princess with one of the greatest voices of all time. and now a new showtime documentary shows you a private whitney houston, the public didn't know. filled with never before seen backstage footage from her 1999 world tour. ♪ jump jump jump >> reporter: filled with new insights into her troubled life. when the world first met whitney houston, she was a wholesome, church girl, gospel singer. >> yes, but -- >> that was the image. >> absolutely, but she

"gma" live in the middle of it all. >>> good morning, america. we have never seen a storm like this. four days after hurricane harvey hit as a category 4 hurricane, it is still going strong. that is houston, texas, right now. roads have become rivers. the rain is still falling in houston. the rescues are still under way. evacuations under way as well. this is nowhere near over. >> let's take a look at that radar image that's over the gulf coast where harvey had briefly gone out to sea but there it is whipping back around for a second hit on texas and so many dramatic images coming in overnight. you saw victims stuck in the aftermath of harvey. desperately seeking to be rescued. so many pitching in to help. >> that's right. the texas national guard sharing this rescue video overnight saving people from the flood zone live streeping as they went door to door. the coast guard so far has carried out at least 3700 rescues by both boat and air and as we've said those rescues are still continuing at this hour. fema is estimating as many as 450,000 disas

thank you. >>> our "gma" cover story how to handle a financial windfall.s quit her job after taking the lump sum e you can do if you come into some cash. >> it's a lot money and took the lump sum. there are now more than 40 others who also won $1 million to $2 million prizes so what do you do if you are lucky enough to come into ray windfall? >> yay. >> reporter: this morning, this woman waking up to a windfall. $758 million. the largest single ticket jackpot winner ever. >> i'm still like, oh, this isn't true. this can't be. >> reporter: and while playing the lottery's one way to get there more often that is an inheritance, a bonus at work or proceeds from the sale of a home. >> that first number -- >> why does it seem like rationalest thinking goes out the window? within six years they've lost all the money. not experienced in how to manage that amount of capital and that's because they tend to invest it immediately in things frivolous. >> reporter: if you do find yourself coming into a lot of dough, psychologist steven danish who has consulted many lott

right here on "gma."a little more sunshine this afternoon. that's your 12-hour day planner. the accuweather seven-day [ cheers and applause ] >>> we're back now with onerepublic, ryan tedder, on tour right now playing in boston tonight. you guys took a detour to headline our summer concert this morning. very special tribute, linkin park was supposed to be here today. you are here. why was it so very important for you to be here? >> this entire summer our tour was about seven to ten days off linkin park's tour doing the same city, same venues, so we found out about a week and a half ago which was very sobering of -- i knew mike for more than a knew chester. i met them a couple of times. but, you know, five days ago we found out we were doing this because linkin park obviously pulled out for obvious reasons because of chester so this is just an honor to be here honestly. we happen to be in the same state so this is amazing. >> really great for you to be here and i know chris cornell was a dear friend of you

>>> welcome back to "gma."the view from the international space station of hurricane harvey. it is expected to make landfall as a category 3 storm. that is the first major hurricane to make landfall in texas in 18 years. >> and could be the worst hurricane overall since katrina back in 2005. of course, it is gaining strength heading for the texas coastline. we want to go back to rob marciano in freeport, texas. rob. >> hey, good morning, george. it continues to lash us with rain and wind here and the waves continue to hit this coastline and still hundreds of miles away from the center of this thing marching towards this coastline. folks in preparation as this has escalated in the past two or three days so a pad scram water and food because this is going to be a multiday event. many of the hston area and corp christi area, as well and evacuations have been ordered not just yesterday but a fresh one ordered for this one today so we'll be getting out of here shortly after this broadcast. folks filing away from the

back now to "gma." >> ♪ ♪ 24/7 karat magic in the air >>> welcome back to "gma.". start us off. >> summer is winding down, i hate to remind you. that does mean we also get our kids back to school and back on schedule and back to a set bedtime. we can try. there is a chart from the blog mommy moment, it's going totally viral and it suggests putting the bed -- the kids to bed at these times. i don't know if you can see that closely but i'll give you a heads-up. 2 years old, 7:00, 3, 7:15 so 15 minutes later for every year. if i go down, skoal down, you and i have 12-year-old, 9:30. >> so that's almost 10:15. they've already gone well past my bedtime. i can't enforce anything. >> you can only give a suggested bedtime and hope my husband enforces it because i have to go to bed before they do. but that's about what i suggest. i don't know if that's -- you don't get to sleep you're not going to have a great day. >> my girls have different attitudes. harper will put herself to bed. elliott will stay up. >> same with mine. >> all night. >> exact same thing. i think the ke

that's next on "gma."s 8:00 a.m. president trump on the attack taking on the media at his rally overnight, while trying to defend his charlottesville comments but leaving out the key lines that sparked controversy. a sharp contrast to his speech just 24 hours earlier as he threatens down the government to build a wall all with thousands protesting outside. >>> chrissy teigen hits the reset button on her health opening up on her decision to cut back on alcohol saying she was point blank drinking too much. how she's going to fix it as the supermodel reveals plans for baby number two. >>> prince william and prince harry speak out 20 years after princess diana's death. >> it'll either make or break you and i wouldn't let it break me. >> their stark memories of that day and harry shares his anger at the paparazzi. >> instead of helping her they're taking photos. >>> cracking the nutrition edition. is sparkling water good for you? new questions about the fizzy favorite. we're breaking down the myths behind the b

friday, only on "gma." back? >> it's amazing. it's like being a fish back in water. >> a fish back in water. that's you. that's you. i know that you're proud, as well. >> i'm very proud. >> and he's worked very hard on this project though. this is for him too. >> beautiful. it's a family affair she said. thanks to kesha for joining us. her new album, "rainbow" is out on friday. here she is with the dap kings performing another single off it this. is "woman" with the dap kings. >> thank you, folks. >> ♪ i by my own things i pay my own bills ♪ these diamond rings, my automobiles everything i got i bought it ♪ ♪ boys can't buy my life buy my life yeah ♪ ♪ i do what i want she does say what you say i work real hard every day ♪ ♪ i'm a woman baby all right i don't need a man to be holding me too tight ♪ ♪ i'm a woman baby that's right i'm just having fun with my ladies here tonight ♪ ♪ i'm a nasty woman ♪ mmm, yeah, driving around town in my cadillac girls in the front, boys in the back ♪ ♪ loosy as a goosy and

back here on "gma." us and, lara, they're all waiting in anticipation for some "pop news." >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> great to see you guys. great to see you. good morning and time for "pop news." >> are those pants? >> i like those. >> striped situation. >> awesome. >> what if i fell off the chair? that almost >> that would top "pop news." >>> get ready for leo as leo. par roo mount announced it won the film rights to a new biography about leonardo da vinci who painted the "mona lisa" and if you're a fan of leonardo dicaprio you know his mom named him for leonardo da vinci because she felt him kick while standing in front of one of his statues. he is going to play the genius in this. nothing he can't do. he will also produce the film based on a book by best-selling author walter isaacson who writes beautifully. look for a great film coming up, everybody. >>> in "pop news," bruno mars, you heard me tease it racking up 2 million views on his brand-new video for versace on the floor. whatever does

. >>> first on "gma." the never before heard tapes from the case captivating the nation for 15 years, scott peterson speaking out from death row about the murder of his pregnant wife laci. >>> and the "mission: impossible" stunt gone wrong. the terrifying moment tom cruise leaps, kicks and then crashes into a building. how he was able to walk away. >>> and we do say good morning, america. and thanks for being with us on this monday morning. as you can imagine there's a lot of news to get to, many still thinking about what happened over the weekend in charlottesville, virginia. just so tragic. >> yes, it is, robin. and we're going to take a look at some of the images that are coming in overnight. thousands uniting coast to coast, from los angeles to indianapolis, to brooklyn, showing their solidarity with the victims of saturday's attack. >> it took place during a violent rally in virginia. white nationalists were holding that and there were counterprotesters and turning deadly. this horrific scene, a 20-ye

>>> welcome back to "gma."at that massive sinkhole near tampa, florida, now claiming its eighth home and there are new concerns this morning that sinkholes will show up across the country. one trapping a man in philly over the weekend. researchers are trying to figure out what is causing these massive sinkholes. much more on what they're finding out. that's coming up in our big board. >> we will have that ahead. >>> also right now, president trump is facing new fallout over his initial response to that deadly violence in charlottesville. three top ceos from under armour, merck and intel quitting their roles with the administration in protest, and the president is here in new york this morning, back in trump tower for the first time since taking office and he was met with a number of protesters when he arrived yesterday. >>> and the dallas cowboys star planning to appeal that six-game suspension for violating the nfl's personal conduct policy, that suspension resulting from a yearlong investigation by the league

i'm nydia han. >>> welcome back to "gma."t's a re-creation. >> it's happening right now. look out the window. >> happened a day early. oh, no. you missed it! >> a pre-creation. >> to be technical? everybody, you may wonder what story is eclipsing all others today. it's the total eclipse. not the eclipse of the heart. >> she can't resist making puns. i apologize, everybody. the eclipse is -- >> apology accepted. >> the big story. let's get back to ginger in nashville, who is counting down the hours. hey, ginger. >> i love that you're still apologizing for paula. wonderful. >> always. >> that's on a loop. >> we're live in nashville. happy birthday, ron. gotta get out there. >> oh, thank you. >> i want to tell you about nashville. it is the biggest city in the path of totality. get this, 50% of the united states population lives within a day's drive. so that's a big reason we expect such a huge influx of people here to nashville. also, just to explain, it's a once-in-a-lifetime event here in nashville. the last time it happened

with your gma first look, i'm lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> take a look, this is the stuff nightmares are made of. do you see that angle the video from new york city, two window washers were working on a mid-town high rise yesterday pwhen their rig malfunction dollars and started to tilt. this was up on the 30 5th floor. firefighters were event waly able to pull the workers through a window. thankfully neither of the men were hurt. >>> kids across the country are returning to school but one little boy named joe bez oates will have to wait locker. his school in the houston, texas area told his mother that his hair is too long. he can't return to school until he gets it chopped off. his mom saidese she's not cutting his hair because it's part of his identity. >> is feel like my son is owed the same education that all other children in the school district have. >> the district issued a statement saying the school policy clearly states the conditions for boys their hair has to be cut above the eyes and ears and neck.

our gma colleague, laura spencer. showing off her ripped abs in a striped blue bikini while vacationing in nantucket. >> wow, that photo has already wracked up more than 13,000 likes. >> good for you, lara, you got it, you flaunt it. >> talk about pop news. >>> and nick lachey has cooled down from his 98 degrees days, he shared a throwback photo from his boy band days. check out the tattoo. see what's different in this picture? >> yeah. >> yeah, well, he blacked out his 98 degrees inside his famous sun tattoo. ooh. >> in our bff, jeff timmons who was the number one singer there of that group. >> what is that? >> he has a 98 degrees tattoo.

"gma.". hey, good morning, ryan. he's so cute. we have some big news this morning for "star wars" fans. in anticipation of force friday 2, disney and lucas film have announced a global augmented reality treasure hunt via the "star wars" app called find the force. download the "star wars" app then go to participating retail store, look for the find the force logo and then scan that logo to unlock characters from the new movie. it all starts friday, september 1st but for a sneak peek of a new character from "the last jedi" load the app today. at "good morning america" america.com. >>> have some mist for the rest of the morning commute, and afternoon sunshine. a little hazy, even a few clouds around the bay. definitely cloudy around the coast. cloudy tonight, some drizzle and the heat will build through the weekend. today's temperatures mainly in the 70s and 80s inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. locked into the 60s along the coast into san francisco. tonight, a cool night. 53 to about 58 degr

you can catch them here august 16th on "gma." >> is this the song you do the stanky leg? it's a little too fast for despacito. >> eating the bagel. >> how is that again. >> gangnam style. >> how is that again, adrienne? regardless of how your serious face is, we have words that bring on the giggles. at least that's what psychologists from the university of warwick are saying after analyzing randomly selected wards. i'm going to see if each of you will crack a smile. ready? >> yep. >> booty. >> yep. >> sure. >> i see smiles. nitwit. >> because we're all very soft. >> that's good. >> how about waddle. >> waddle is cute. >> i don't smile at waddle. >> waddle makes me think of being nine months pregnant. been three times and that's more anger than -- >> anger. angry waddle. okay. bee bop. i feel like that's old school. egghead. who use that is word anymore. apparently men and women find their words differently. >> just for the record, you got swagger in your waddle. just want to say that. see you next weekend everybody. stay tuned for george. see you next weekend everybody. s

send your "gma" moment to my facebook page.dry weekend - 6 days until the eclipse today: mostly cloudy. showers, mainly before noon. winds: ese 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 68-75 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 88-92 winds: nw 5 mph >>> now to promising news for those facing breast cancer. those new clinical trials aproofed to develop immu immunotherapy treatment offering hope to a group of patients often overlooked those with advanced stages of diseases. dr. jen ashton is going to join us in a moment with more but first i want you to meet one woman and hear her story. >> i felt like the monster was chasing us and now it's close and i'm thinking to myself, >> reporter: breast cancer has waged a war on felicia johnson's family. 11 women spanning three generations have been diagnosed with the disease. including felicia. >> so it wasn't something that you discussed. it wasn't something that even as a family even though it for generations impacted your family. y'all didn't

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first here's "gma"'s first look. >> in this morning's "gma" first look maryland authorities warning against large holes on the beach after a 30-year-old woman died. >> beach operator is telling me that all they can see is an arm sticking out of the sand. they think they have a deceased body. >> ashley o'connor was vacationing in ocean city with her parents her family last seeing her around 2:30 a.m. monday. that's when police say she was walking on the beach alone and may have fallen into or possibly sat down in a hole dug by another vacationer. >> we have a policy in ocean city about holes in the sand because of the danger of collapse. >> for nearly 10 hours monday, investigators standing waste deep in the sand where o'connor was that found searching for clues. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, linsey janis this abc news, new york. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. atmore than one flavor, oruch