-- >> nelly is keeping busy himself.out in a couple of years. >> yeah. >> "sounds good to me." "sounds good to me" is the name of it and you'll perform that in a little bit. has that country flavor to it. what brings you to count music. >> you know what, it's just the energy and the vibe of what we've been able to attach and, you know, being with these boys here, man, they the best doing it right now, man, and it's great energy and they love what they do so i'm happy to be here. >> all right. >> you make a great team. you guys make a great team. >> good right here. >> are you ready to hear them? [ cheers and applause ] are you? the top-selling digital country song of all time, this is "cruise." >> thanks a lot, boys. ♪ baby, you a song you make me wanna ♪ ♪ roll my windows down and cruise ♪ >> what's up, "gma." ready for a party or what? let's go. ♪ yeah, when i first saw that bikini top on her ♪ ♪ she's poppin' right out of the south georgia water ♪ ♪ thought, oh, good lord she had them long tanned legs ♪ ♪ couldn't hel

doesn't believe that that would have tipped the scale in fav nelly. he says he and the group settled back in 2015 for roughly $85,000 and as for today's raid he says the fbis has not made contact with his office. tonight in northwest d.c., marina maracco. >> time now for a live look outside. lungly, i don't think it's raining now, but the weather has been dreary and miserable all day. the rain has tapered off for nowrntion but sushi hear there may be more tomorrow. this was just around one today, tony and you're right, the rain has tapered off we might see a little bit of drizzle tonight, but we're in a break. the second round not here tomorrow morning. although you might see a little bit of drizzle but the next soaking begins tomorrow afternoon, if not evening and tapers off after about midday on saturday and it could be an inch or inch and a half of rain and that's about what we saw today. at the moment you can find storm tractor many people reporting drizzle right now weave oh got a little bit of drying going on in the atmosphere and that should la

nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "that's very, very scary." miles speaks for the georgia bureau of investigation which she says has seen some combination of the drugs 50 times this year, causing 17 deaths, the same number as in all of 2016. nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "this crop of synthetic opioids is for us, unheard of. it is unprecedented to see these types of concoctions coming into the crime labs here in georgia."the drugs have all the trappings of fentanyl, an opiod that's often linked to overdoses and deaths. but, these next generation drugs are so potent, miles says even touching them can be deadly. nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "they are transdermals, that means that it can be absorbed through the skin. so if you're not wearing your personal protective gear, you can be exposed and at risk."what makes the drugs even scarier is they're sometimes pressed into pills meant to look like more common street drugs. even for drug users, every high is russian roulette. nelly miles, gbi public affairs director: "these da

first nelly straightens it. he's a little nervous about that.don't damage my hair, please. >> this is really hot. are you hurting my hair? >> looks to be two feet. >> then it's time to get spraying. >> open a window! >> yes. ventilation is going to be key here. it takes awhile to get to the hundredth layer. when it's time to bryce to get up -- he really is stuck. but they do get him up. here's the reveal. >> oh twh, that is awesome. >> did they empty both cans? >> they sure did. >> he's like a peacock. >>> chris here with the michigan humane society has quite the experience rescuing animals from pipes. but this time it wasn't exactly easy. what could possibly be down in this pipe but a little kitten. >> so we put some leashes together, put some wet food on the leash. >> hopefully the cat will grab on and pull the cat up. >> in theory. >> because cats always cooperate. >> he said the cat did grab hold, but starts slipping. >> did i see whiskers? >> yeah. he was right there. but finally reached in. >> poor thing could have drowned. >> he was down

she fought against the same doctor who tormented reporter nelly and was marked by death by the sinister black hand. italian crime organization that used secret codes and mystical rituals. eventually one of grace's rich society friends feliz called to tell her that a girl had gone missing an begged her to meet with the father of the girl, henry kruger. ruth kruger's photo are had appeared in newspapers all over the country. the press drawn to the story of a pretty sunday school teacher who had vanished openly suspected white slavery, foul play and romantic entanglement a sometimes all in the same story. juicy clues were flooding the detective precincts but none of them panned out. she locked herself in a week to study every scrap of paper related to it. grace had been trained as a lawyer but her inability to trust the police or even the law itself had over the last few years turned her into more of a detective. now at age 48, her formula was to search for clues herself, verify them use them in the courtroom to make her arguments. she didn't trust the police though despite her own evidenc

the word i is the lead of practically every sentence nellie bly wrote. first person and voice were a powerful staple of journalism. i think, i don't want it self-indulgent. i don't want, i had lunch with my friend fred on the front page. but a perfect example, at the height of the ebola crisis, one of our best reporters, a woman named helene cooper, grew up in liberia. so she had the idea to go back to liberia, and people in liberia touch and hug at lot, she said. she said, when you go in now, people can't touch and hug as much. how profound a change that was. i told her, our editor told her, write that in first person. how would you write that in a way that doesn't capture the drama? what are you supposed to say? "some observers say?" no, you say, "when i was a kid, i used to hug my mother, "and now i can't hug my mother." - so you've gotten over the hurdle, or that hump. but i come back to this change in voice. one of the things that became news, not just because the new york times did it, but a lot of other organizations did it during the campaign, wa

acabo de poner la grÁfica de nuestra nelly galÁn en nuestro instagram. historias de cinco mujeres emprendedoras con negocios para que heridas pueda seguir ayudando. aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" y damos a toda nuestro pÚblico y gente. tres chicos italianos se aparecieron en un vÍdeo burlandose del tema " despacito" y este fin de semanas hicieron virales. por mÁs que critican la canciÓn de fonsi con daddy yankee al final no logran resistirse a su pegajoso ritmo. vean el vÍdeo. [audio en italiano] ♪ despacito,quiero respirar tu cuello despacito ♪ ♪ dejaque te diga cosas al oÍdo para que te acuerdes y no estÁs conmigo ♪ ♪despacito, quiero desnudarte a besos despacito ♪ ♪inundar las paredes de tu laberinto y hacer de tu cuerpo todo un manuscrito ♪ willia, william: el de atras dijo " esta es la que canta enrique iglesias", y el otro le dijo "no. fonsi, fonsi". quÉ opinan del vÍdeo? karla: me fascina porque estÁn aplaudiendo el exitazo de luÍs fonsi. alan: hay mucho mÁs en este lunes de "despierta amÉrica". vamos a conocer a andy millares que no sÓlo bate rÉcord

i give you, nelly. she is about 15 years old.nother thing enslaved children were denied, were -- was a childhood. a decent, loving, learning environment. many of our children take us for granted today, but we had to fight it to get back then. i want to commend brother marvin jones who has done tremendous work in this regard in the wilton triangle. -- winton triangle in some way or another. sorry. seek him out at the end of the presentation. this learned man because he is done research in the united states, and outside as well, and he is a treasure in his own right. we go to nelly, 15. sorry, i'm messing up the guy? 45. she was slowing giving a direct answer when questioned because a fast answer might get you killed. is grown. of speaking away with the dancing happy, always jovial, dorky. she has a pre-has been living on capitol hill near symmes road walk. the one thing we notice, and for those of you come if we have any i knoweople in the area, we know that's last name. just to break it down for you that's maybe unfamiliar, they

whoa nelly! okay, rubble, now lift the trailer off the rock with your crane. ready for lift-off!ur ejector seat to get aboard, then find its off switch. roger that! ruff! injector seat! whooooa! oof! huh? (gophers chattering) ryder, i found out what's making the robo-dino go haywire! there's gophers inside it, and they're eating the wires! joy-riding gophers? we'll be right there. mrs. wingnut: whoa, whoa, whoa! whoa! oh, thanks, pups! just in time for my favorite tv show! (tv playing, indistinct) one rescue down, one to go! chase: uh-oh, ryder! we're on our way, chase. rocky, follow me! (tires screeching) (stomping) better hurry, ryder! looks like we're headed for a fall in a way-deep canyon! (gulping) ryder: hang on, chase! we're gonna lure those gophers out. rocky, get your peanut-launcher. peanut-launcher, loaded! fire away, rocky! (peanuts clattering) (chittering) chase: bye now, see ya! ryder, it worked... so far. uh, got to find the off switch! (gophers chittering) ryder: hurry, chase! (beeping) (powering down) whew! cut it close, chase, but great job! whew! (horn honking)

♪ >> nelly furtado. bucket list. number one hit.>> brings us to a documentary teaching us a valuable lesson. >> yeah, quit your job right now. like seriously no matter what you are doing and what your age, worth it to quit. deuces. here's proof. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: for 50 years, rebecca danageles worked as a housekeeper. when she was unexpectedly fired, she left this message for her son. >> i just got fired, just want you to know that. call me back. >> it was then rebecca realized how much she missed. >> my sister, because i was working. >> reporter: a single mom she raised two sons in boston. >> it wasn't easy. >> bucket list and the journey began. chronicled in his documentary duty free. taking a hip-hop lesson with a dancer from hamilton. a return home to england. she even joined instagram. >> there you go. >> after being alive for 75 years, it's just in this past year, rebecca started to truly live. ♪ let it be ♪ ♪ >> so there you have it. let it be. st do it. fly, little butterfly. >> she says she is actively look

nelly se va a convertir en la madrina de algunas de ustedes.iÓ el dÍa de ayer para despuÉs comentar. >>la que estÁ eliminada es dahiana. poncho: la decisiÓn que voy a tomar, quiero ser muy claro que serÁ basado en lo que vimos esta noche. la chica que queda eliminada vas a ser tÚ, irene. alejandra:gracias, poncho. ♪ ♪ ♪ ana:dos chicas que a mi parecer estuvieron dentro del ojo del huracÁn. vamos a comenzar con dahiana. quÉ triste eliminar a alguien que ha trabajado mucho. semanas atrÁs vimos como ella misma se saboteada sentÍa que no podÍa ganar "la reina de la canciÓn" porque no estaba cÓmoda con su peso. ustedes piensan que eso tuvo mucho que ver en lo que sucediÓ? >>fÍjate que no creo, cuando empezaba a cantarse de olvidaba. se miraba su seguridad , de su talento, verdad. ella sabe que es muy talentosa. se lo hemos dicho bastante. tiene un futuro muy brillante, pero todavÍa es muy joven, tiene mucha cosa que le hace falta trabajar, una de las cosa que nota vamos semana tras semana era la afinaciÓn que de pronto se le iba. hay ejercicios de t

i tell my son to watch cano and nelly cruz. he has 40-soling homers. -- 40-something homers.n: the terps are shipping up to boston. both the men and the women lacrosse teams knead it to the respective final fours in the ninth straight final four for the women and the fourth consecutive appearance for the men. get this. despite the almost regular appearance in the the men haven't won a championship in 42 years. >> you want to win for yourself but it is more than that. winning for coach, and team we have now and winning for the alumni in the past. erin: we'll root for them. and good goodell con -- roger goodell confirmed he will relax some of the rules for the touchdown celebrations so the players can have a little more fun after big plays. michelle: that is nice. jonathan: some of them have good moves. erin: no twerking. that is not allowed. michelle: i like that rule. none of that. doug: we do that in the weather center when we get a forecast right. erin: i want to see doug twerk. doug: we have more on the weather at 11:00. michelle: i need to see that. "w there are always ne

another tweeting, note to men and negative nellies, a woman's value shouldn't come down to whethe tomheart, the question i should have asked what is your reaction to the judge's comments. biles keeping it in classic form. curious how she felt about judge's comments. i unwittingly added to the smile pile. biles keeping the classic form, writing back, we love you, tom. she is clearly dancing on, she ron pitts, abc news, new york. >> it's so easy to, to get how this misunderstanding takes place. he is just trying to get her to say, well this is how i feel hearing what the judges said. trying to get a sense what was going through her head. he probably doesn't understand what it is like to be a woman and be told, smile. >> that's in important message. i am also writing down "smiling doesn't get you gold medals." >> take that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> making news in america this morning, we are getting our first look at the letter the fbi director sent to his former employees. plus, comey's request for more resources for the russia investigation days before getting fired. >>> the new report this morning a

another tweeting, note to men and negative nellys, a woman's value shouldn't come down to whether sheou feel good. tom bergeron taking biles' comment to heart apologizing. the question i should have asked and have of many contestants, what's your reaction to the judges' comments? following up, love at simone biles' crisp response to my clumsy question. curious how she felt about judges' comments. i unwittingly added to the smile pile. biles keeping that classy form writing back, we love you, tom. she is clearly dancing on. back in the ballroom competing next week. good for her. it was mother teresa who said, let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love. thank you for watching abc news. and as always, we' abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> hey, everybody. welcome to the show. now, i'm not gonna try and tell you that what you're going to see in the next 30 minutes is going to change your life, but it just might change the life of one of our contestants, so don't move. it's time to play "who w

guch nelly has told me that the fbi has not contacted him in regards to today's raid. marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> well, it was certainly a wet and dreary day. unfortunately more rain is on the way. but i've got ping ers crossed that that a something might change as we head into the weekend. sue palka, important starters, shawn, the weekend is not a washout. friday night into saturday morning kind of a washout. this is going to be round two of what we expect to be a two-h part kind of event here and today's was quite a soak eras when. our next soaking begins likely tomorrow evening. most of the the day i think is going to be on the dryer identify much that's not to say it's not going to be cloudy, some drizzle and still very chilly. but the soaking gets going probably after five or next storm system approaches. i'll show you where that is in a moment. right now we're just tracking a few showers. a few more of these starting on come down just from the pennsylvania area. i'm not sure that they're going to get too far into the region, but we'll watch those. most of

africans and african-americans by our community, people like isaac, his elder son charles and daughter nelly, each one of the enslaved women, children and men of the maryland plantation, we too must make visible the lives and experiences of freed blacks during a time of enslavement. people like anne marie becraft, daughter of william becraft and sarah daniels becraft. anne marie founded a school for black girls in the town of georgetown in the 1820s. she later became sister mary aloysius of the newly established sister's of -- sisters of providence. we seek to remember, to honor and to recognize the lives, hardships and legacies of isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft as we learn more about their lives in the context of which they lived, we will ensure their history, our history is memorialized in these spaces. incoming to know isaac hawkins and anne-marie be craft -- raft, ande bec honoring and memorializing them, in insuring their place in presence in our communities history, we also come to know ourselves better, the challenges we face and what is required of us as we address the challeng

the needs of the communitythe mount diablo school district administration, including superintendent nellie meyers, strongly opposes the plan.sot we believe our students will not be served as well if five schools leave. we believe we can provide more programs and more support for less funding. the proposal has generated passionate feelings on both sides. some opponents of the plan have accused organizers of wanting to create an affluent new school district. something that supporters of the plan flatly deny.sotnone of that is true. this is not about segregation. we are following the boundaries set by the school district. tuesday's meeting before the county was only a public hearing, the proposal has a long road to travel before coming a reality. if the county approves the plan, it would have to get the blessing of state education officials and then be approved by voters. now to accommodate everyone who wants to speak on this issue, this public hearing will actually be continued tomorrow evening. in concord, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) thank you charles for that report (steve) break

i'm usually a bit of a nervous nelly when it comes to these things, but i'm glad i myself to do it.of several coasters that you have for thrill >> we actually have 12 and all. if they are a bit too much for you, we have little thrills for the little her's. maybe 20 rides that we will check out here in a bit. kidd: eileen, you rode in an airplane yesterday. open talk. what was more scary? yesterday's was scarier. i felt better. plus, a new when we were coming up we would only be moving for about two and a half and it. i expected. sometimes they go support the mike -- my gosh, there's more. >> you get a good ride. eileen: we thank you so much. kidd: should be go for another ride? let's do it. eileen: all right, guys, we are going to do it. much more from kings dominion as we switch over to news channel 8. do i have to give up the microphone again? all right, guys, see you then. as thrill week continues. my goodness, they can't get enough, adrenaline junkies out there. have fun. jimmy kimmel, opening up about apparent's worst nightmare. night,his monologue last telling his story about

the needs of the communitythe mount diablo school district administration, including superintendent nellie meyers, strongly opposes the plan.sot we believe our students will not be served as well if five schools leave. we believe we can provide more programs and more support for less funding. the proposal has generated passionate feelings on both sides. some opponents of the plan have accused organizers of wanting to create an affluent new school district. something that supporters of the plan flatly deny.sotnone of that is true. this is not about segregation. we are following the boundaries set by the school district. tuesday's meeting before the county was only a public hearing, the proposal has a long road to travel before coming a reality. if the county approves the plan, it would have to get the blessing of state education officials and then be approved by voters. (vicki) still ahead... another homeless encampment fire in the east bay... the latest.. under a freeway... what's being done to stop the problem. (steve) then:in a brand new edition people behaving badly... crosswalk confusi

performing his new hit "sounds good to me," nelly. >> both: oh, wow. ♪ >> kelly: wow. hi. hi. wow. ♪

the by former virginia gubernatorial candidate and former virginia attorney ken huge nellie he spoketo us at fox5. he had harsh words for the group calling them a scam pack. >> they raised all this money on my name, my campaign and my picture, you know they used all these pieces. a lot of people who donated thought they were donating to the campaign. they spend single digit percentages on politics donating to candidates, doing a, b or c that might actually move the political ball forward and all the rest of it is just to run the system.& to raise the money and to pay themselves and vendors and so forth. >> the group's president says he believes the investigation will clear his name. >>> news found hanging -- noose found hanging outside a maryland middle school. >> police released photos who they believe did this. bob barnard with more on the photos and the morning. >> reporter: this noose was found around 11:00 o'clock yesterday morning discovered by a teacher who look out her classroom window. apparently the noose was dangling from an exterior light outside the classroom window insi

their ways to her desperate she fought against the same doctor who tormented the famous reporter nellie bly when she went undercover at an insane asylum and was marked for death by the sinister black hand. the italian crime organization use secret codes in mystical rituals. eventually one of grace's rich society friend mrs. felix adler called to tell her that the girl had gone missing in new york and begged her to meet with the father of a girl one mr. henry kruger. by the time grace agreed to take the case ruth krueger's photo appeared in newspapers all over the country. her image even flickered in front of the movie theater audiences. the press drawn to the story ever. sunday schoolteacher who had vanished openly suspected white slavery, foul play and romantic entanglement, sometimes all the same story. juicy clues were flooding they detect the precincts but none of them panned out. but grace took a different approach to the case. she locked herself in her office for a week to study every scrap of paper related to it. grace had been trained as a lawyer but her inability to trust the p

. >> reporter: nelly miles speaks for the georgia bureau of investigation which she says has seen someon of the drugs 50 times this year, causing 17 deaths. the same number as in all of 2016. >> >> these types of kon concoctions coming into georgia. >> the drug have all the copies of fetanol. a drug that may be caused to death. touching them can be deadly. >> they can be adsorbed through the skin so if you're not wear protective gear you can be exposed in that risk. >> what makes the drug scarier is they're sometimes pressed into pill to look like common street drugs. >> these days you have no idea what you're getting so the moral to the story is stay away from it all. it's really out of control. >> miles said the drugs are made in china and come through mexico before reaching the united states. these drugs are so new it was just last month that georgia officially outlieu lawed them. other states are catching up. investment the mission to expand the use of nor cannot is becoming urgent. the opioid problem is getting worse not better. >> the president is long to fight back against the o

. >> reporter: nelly miles speaks for the georgia bureau of investigation who she says has seen somef the drugs 50 times this year, causing 17 deaths, the same number of all of 2016. >> this crop of opioids for us, it's unheard of, unprecedented to see these types of concoctions coming into the crime lab here in georgia. >> reporter: the drugs have all the trappings of fentanyl, linked to overdoses and deaths. but these next generation drugs are so potent, she says even touching them can be deadly. >> they can be absorbed through the skin so if you're not wearing protective gear, you can be exposed and at risk. >> reporter: what makes it scarier, they're sometimes pressed into pills to look more like common street drugs. even for drug users, each high is like playing russian roulette. >> stay away from it all. it's out of control. >> reporter: miles says the drugs are made in china and often come through mexico. these drugs are so new that it was just last month that georgia officially outlawed them. other states are still catching up. >> it's becoming a nationwide epidemic. >> repor

. >> ken kutch nellie the virginia politician who sued the firm is talking only to us here at fox5. studio with more now. good morning. >> good morning allison and steve. ken says relieved the fbi is looking into this gop campaign consulting group. he calls them a scam and a political fundraising swamp. this probe is being handled by the fbi washington field office and agents searched this strate in downtown annapolis thursday with a warrant to search and seize records and the raid is connected to an investigation into campaign funds for his run for the governor ship of virginia back in 2013. at that time he was of course attorney general for virginia running on the republican ticket. ken spoke exclusively to fox5 says back in 2013, this firm formed a political action committee that raised more than $2 million by duping donors that this money would actually go to help the gop candidate. he says his campaign did not see a dollar from that pack so he sued the firm leading to the lawsuit which was settled for roughly $85,000. the consulting group's president kelly rogers admits his fir

a brilliant fighter -- nelly miles. nelson miles can see the barlow is falling apart. and he doesn't know what to do. and finally, barlow just physically collapses. after he has squandered men's lives by trying to tough it out and be hard. he is evacuated back to the hospital, huge hospital at centerpoint. by the way, another revolution -- medical evacuation come at the time, with railroads running through the core rear in petersburg, if you were wounded around petersburg, and everything is clicking for you, you can be back within 36 to 48 call a rearhat we area base hospital in annapolis, maryland. european armies won't reach that speed of medical evacuation until mid-world war i. the russian army doesn't achieve that speed of medical evacuation until afghanistan in the 1980's. by the way, i wish i had more time to talk about it -- the first modern staff is not the prussian general's staff which fell apart in 1860 616 lost the border. troops. even feed their the first truly modern staff is put together by andrew humphries for the army of the potomac. the grand staff i

. >> reporter: nelly miles speaks for the georgia bureau of investigation which she says has seen somebination of the drugs 50 times this year, causing 17 deaths. the same number as in all of 2016. >> these crop of synthetic opioids for us, it's unheard of, unprecedented to see these types of concoctions coming into the crime lab here in georgia. >> reporter: the drugs have all the trappings of fentanyl, an opioid that's often linked to overdoses and deaths. but these next generation drugs are so potent, miles says even touching them can be deadly. >> they are transdermales, that means they can be absorbed through the skin. if you're not wearing personal protective gear, you can be exposed and at risk. >> what makes it scarier, they're sometimes pressed into pills meant to look like more common street drugs. even for drug users, every high is russian roulette. >> these days you have no idea what you're getting. the moral to the story is just stay away from it all. it's just really out of control. >> reporter: miles says the drugs are made in china and often come through mexico before r

. >> nelly says the key, what he's looking for to increase the number of people in the army is.increasestructure, it's to plug the holes. that you can put units together and units training together is what's required to go against these more sophisticated adversaries so i think that's, there are a number of other examples where our forces are so good when you send them off on a mission, they will accomplish that but if you look at the cost, the damage done to accomplish that mission whether it's mechanics working virtually around-the-clock for the cannibalization , that's part of the reason i convinced. >> should one more part of the readiness to be there for maybe be thinking about how we do forward deployments differently in some cases, not that it's going to solve it by itself without money but we're going to pull in now, you still have that brigade in korea that generally unaccompanied and rotated so it's a strain on the army. should we start considering some of these deployments to be permanent presence for families, allow one unit to do one units job instead of the 31 requirements

she fought against the same doctor who tormented the famous reporter nelly bly when she went undercoverat an insane asylum and was marked for death by the sinister black hands, the italian crime organizations that used secret codes and mystical rituals. eventually one of grace's rich society friends called to tell her a girl had gone missing in new york and begged her to meet with the father of the girl, henry kruger. by the time grace agreed to take the case, ruth kruger's photo had appeared in newspapers all over the country. her image flickered in front of movie theater audiences was the press, drawn to the story of a pretty sunday school teacher who had vanished, openly suspected white slavery, foul play, romantic entanglement, sometimes all in the same story. juicy clues were flooding detective precincts but none of them panned out. grace took a different approach, she locked herself in her office for a week to study every scrap of paper related to it. grace was trained as a lawyer for her inability to trust the police or the law itself. over the last few years had turned her into

to half to happen where he decides that he is the president -- and powers fallen on his shoulders, nelly is to change the way he has been doing things and be more accountable for claims he is making, and start delivering on the promises he has made great eventually, there's no that therom the fact houses up in it -- the entire house is up and 18. my former republican colleagues that are running are now trying to figure out how they live in a world where trump has so much influence camilla they get home and get battered about the head every weekend. aey're going to probably pass horrible replacement for the affordable care act. instead of moving to the middle and getting charlie -- and other republicans, even perhaps working with nancy pelosi to get reforms on the affordable care act that was needed, getting something that actually would help people keep their insurance and make sure people were not going to get run out of town on an -- the insurance issue. he moved to the far right with rand paul and the freedom caucus. they are going to have a waiver in this book of the macarthur waiver

to half to happen where he decides that he is the president -- and powers fallen on his shoulders, nelly is to change the way he has been doing things and be more accountable for claims he is making, and start delivering on the promises he has made great eventually, there's no that therom the fact houses up in it -- the entire house is up and 18. my former republican colleagues that are running are now trying to figure out how they live in a world where trump has so much influence camilla they get home and get battered about the head every weekend. aey're going to probably pass horrible replacement for the affordable care act. instead of moving to the middle and getting charlie -- and other republicans, even perhaps working with nancy pelosi to get reforms on the affordable care act that was needed, getting something that actually would help people keep their insurance and make sure people were not going to get run out of town on an -- the insurance issue. he moved to the far right with rand paul and the freedom caucus. they are going to have a waiver in this book of the macarthur waiver

. >>> friday with florida georgia line and nelly cruise nothing central park.er: friday live only on -- >> both: "good morning america." >> presented by king's hawaiian. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> we are back now with our special "dancing with the stars" face-off. now on the show, it featured a boy band versus girl groups which inspired this, sync it up. >> oh, yeah. it is still boys versus girls but this time the girls are taking on boy bands and the boys are taking on girl groups. we know you guys can all dance but this time you have to lip sync as you dance as well. you only have minutes to practice as we all know. are you guys ready? >> okay. all right. here we go. here's the rules. you aren't going to be able to take a break in between, so it's boys, girls. back and forth, back and forth. okay? >> let's do it. >> let's get it started. here we go. ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh ♪ the right stuff ♪ oh oh oh oh >> that's pretty good. ♪ the right stuff >> whoo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ give it to me i'm worth it baby i'm worth it ♪ ♪ uh-huh i'm worth it >> oh,

well, how about with florida georgia line and nelly taking over the park together. >> good morning, americaad of this epic lineup. the women of fifth harmony, imagine dragons, the chainsmokers. >> good morning, america. >> the lumineers, little big town, beebe, big sean, lady anti-bell le. alessia cara, linkin park and jason derulo, let lose with dierks bentley friday mornings only on -- >> good morning america. >> wake up. >> we are going to light this up. >> it's "gma's" summer concert series presented ♪ >> that is a great, great lineup. >> awesome lineup. and there is more. we're so excited to bring out our special surprise. who is going to help with another big announcement? he's doing it right now for us. come on out, multiplatinum country superstar, dierks bentley. hi, buddy. >> good to see you. >> you're about to kick off a big world tour. >> we got a huge summer lined up so fun out on the road. some great other bands, really fun summer. >> and one of your stops on "gma." >> yeah. >> a special surprise. >> summer of block party teaming up with king's hawaiian and "gma" to find out wh