>> i'm tai hernandez in for diana perez. here are headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." >>> a political crisis is unfolding in egypt, the constitution has been suspended and the president thrown out by the military. the ex-president, mohamed morsi, and 12 aides are now under house arrest. >>> the arizona fire that killed 19 firefighters, now 45% contained. crews hope to have it fully contained within two weeks. some residents in yarnell may be able to go home this weekend. >>> and the statue of liberty is reopening closed since hurricane sandy wreaked havoc on the island in october. now the clean-up and repairs are complete and lady liberty is ready to welcome visitors for independence day. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> all right, happy fourth of july to everybody out there. happy fourth of july, tai. nice to have you here filling in for diana. >> thank you, thank you. great to be here. some lucky folks get to see lady liberty for the first time in a

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john and tai. >> thank you. preeti arla reporting from washington, d.c. >>> there is breaking news from cairo. it's already the deadliest day since the uprising began last week. egyptian troops are accused of killing more than 40 protesters today and wounding at least 300 outside a key army building. an eyewitness said the attack happened while the protesters were praying. >>> firefighters killed last sunday in that fierce wildfire in arizona are being laid to rest this week following a long solemn ride home. 19 white hearses brought them from phoenix to prescott, arizona, yesterday. thousands lining the 125-mile route paying their respects. a memorial service will be held to honor them tomorrow. meanwhile, we're hearing from the wildfire's sole survivor for the very first time. >> this community coming together like a family means a lot, not only the town but the nation has all come together greatly. i want to say thank you and i love every single one of you. >> at that event he accepted a check worth about $40

>> reporter: good morning, john and tai, from cairo. it's quiet now. but few people here expect that will last. tahrir square, the epicenter of the change and chaos in egypt is virtually empty at this hour. we expect it to fill up soon, as men, women and children by the thousands arrive for friday prayer. today will be the first real test of the leadership of the country put in place yesterday. interim president adly mansour was sworn in thursday morning here. today, it will announce constitutional changes and quite possibly will name the new prime minister. he was put in power by the egyptian military, who insisted they were only responding to the will of the people. egyptians by the millions went to the street demanding for the removal of president mohamed morsi, the country's first democratically-elected president. there's been massive celebrations here the last two nights. but there's also been bloodshed. supporters of the former president have also taken to the street. members of the muslim brotherhood have clashed with the military. people have d

>> reporter: good morning, john and tai. just a few hours ago, around 3:00 a.m., we spoke with a top official in the muslim brotherhood, the party that president mohamed morsi belongs to. he told us that morsi has been arrested and is being held at the headquarters of the republican guard. this same spokesman also tweeted that top presidential aides were also being held. now, today, the man who will run egypt until a new president can be elected will be sworn in. he's a top judge on the supreme constitutional court. not much is known about him. but this is a signal to the egyptian people, to the world, really, the military doesn't want to be in charge. they're denying this is a military coup. they're saying they're simply responding to the calls of the egyptian people, which president morsi failed to do. the military already ran egypt, following the fall of president mubarak 2 1/2 years ago. and they don't want to do it again. but the fact does remain that they are very much in charge of this country. and the path forward fr

john and tai?hank you. >>> a tip from a friend of new england patriots' tight end aaron hernandez led authorities to a an apartment. hernandez said to have called it his flophouse. the search turned up ammunition and clothing he was seen wearing on video the night a friend was shot dead. hernandez charged with murder in the case. >>> colorado senator mark udall's brother has been found dead on a hiking trail in wyoming. searchers found james randy udall's body yesterday after scouring the mountain since friday. the 61-year-old on a solo backpacking trip. his family is still awaiting an autopsy. they said he apparently died of natural causes while doing what he loved most. >>> fire crews now have the yarnell fire almost half contained. investigators looking into the deaths of 19 firefighters went to the scene for the first time yesterday. they will also look at radio logs and weather reports. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that would require public schools to allow transgender student

john and tai. >> thank you.uburb of simi valley. fireworks accidentally detonated on the ground. police say 20 injured. some severely. several hurt were taken to area hospitals by ambulance. >> festivities took place under the watchful eye of law enforcement. security in major cities around the country was beefed up. there were no specific threats. officials didn't want to take chances. here in new york visitors to the statue of liberty were screened before they were allowed in. >> our rights and our freedoms, they're self-evident, but they're not self-fulfilling. we have to fight to keep these all the time. >> in philadelphia, authorities increased security around the liberty bell, independence hall. in los angeles 1,300 officers got ready by taking part in a major drill. >> i don't know if you feel this way. i feel great when a fourth of july, unfortunately in the time we live in, is in the books so to speak and went off without a hitch and no bad breaking news. you know, besides maybe some fireworks explosion

with mai tai, you're allowed to punch, kick, knee, elbow, clench. you can hold and hit. >> is that, i guess, closer to what we might call kickboxing? >> yes. >> okay. and you competed in that? >> correct. >> for how many years? >> i don't know exactly. quite a few. >> okay. during that time, what else, what other training did you do, or how else did you involve yourself in this industry? >> i've been around weight training my whole life. my brother's a former mr. usa and national ranked bodybuilder and power lifter, so i just grew up in the gym. i have a fairly extensive background, you know, as far as the weight training and i also have a background with competiti competitive kettle bell lifting. >> have you ever assisted in other activities around the ring or for other fighters in it the ring? >> absolutely. >> what would that include? >> i've worked corners for both amateur and professional fighters for all different levels of competition. >> what is working the corner mean? >> when you take the fighter to compete, somebody has to take care of th

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tai hernandez is here with the story. good morning, tai. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. passengers were members of the colonial hill baptist church in indianapolis. most of them were teenagers. those who survived are lucky to be alive after they say everything changed in an instant. this morning, an indianapolis church is coping with the loss of three of its members, after a charter bus carrying 37 erstate on saturday. the church group was returning from a michigan youth camp when the bus smashed into a retaining wall around 4:00 p.m., flipping on its side. according to emergency workers, the bus was seen traveling at a high rate of speed. >> i have no idea how fast, but it was -- the light turned green for the southbound traffic, and then the bus just flew into my vision right away and flipped just in an instant. >> reporter: a nurse who stopped to help added the driver was severely hurt. >> he was bleeding bad, so i stole somebody's belt and got a tourniquet on his arm. and then just started to help out everybody else. trying to get everybody that could walk away from

tai hernandez is here with the latest. tai? >> reporter: hey, good morning, ron.it was a gruesome discovery. three bodies within two days. police believe it happened within the last two weeks. an even bigger concern? where they found these bodies is not far from the scene of another notorious crime. this morning the search continues for more possible victims of what east cleveland police are calling a serial killer. saturday, detectives discovered the bodies of two women near the home where they arrested michael madison, a convicted sex offender, on friday for a third murder. >> wrapped up in heavy plastic bags. he made comments that made us think there may be a little more to it. we think they're connected. >> reporter: the gruesome discovery was made ten miles from the place where three women were held by ariel castro until their escape in may. >> i have three daughters of my own. and me. i do walk and go to the store. it's kind of scary out here. i'm about ready to leave, matter of fact, i am moving. >> reporter: police arrested 35-year-old madison friday after

the tai starts to drop. the first call to abort is too late. it slams into the rock wall, th the tail end of the plane. >> the speed for the landing should have been faster than the speed 214 was going. >>> the delays in and out of sfo continue. operators say bad weather in other parts of the country are combining to show traffic. we have kpix live and kpix.com and pictures and video along with the ntsb video. >>> a robot at the martin luther king shore bridge is searching for the missing girl. it has been 36 hours since daphne webb's dad said the girl is missing. this is what the girl's father told them. >> reporter: a search on the water and in the sky. >> we will continue to go yard by yard, house by house, block by block. >> reporter: the toddler's father is facing felony child endangerment count for leaving his daughter in his suv with his mentally ill mother. they saw a hispanic woman with a child later. they are zeroing on webb, and this case is starting to look like a recovery. >> leaving the focus open for if there should be foul play.

i'm tai hernandez. happy monday. do we say that? i'm in for diana perez. >> sure we do.f there is such a thing. all right. i'm john muller. we'll begin with details on a second deadly plane crash this weekend. ten people were killed at a remote airport, 75 miles west of anchorage sunday morning. >> the aircraft erupted in flames. the fire initially kept firefighters from reaching the wreckage. victims have not been identified. an ntsb team expected to arrive this morning. now to the asiana flight 214 that crashed at san francisco airport. started to see remarkable images of the aftermath. >> this video from ntsb released moments ago. from the up-close vantage point so far. it shows the burned out shell of the boeing 777 as well as the the plane's massive landing gear and all kinds of debris scattered down the runway. >> abc's david muir is in san francisco where he talked to passengers about the harrowing few moments. >> reporter: the aerial view of the boeing 777, charred jumbo jet as it sits off the runway after crashing while coming in for landing at san francisco's a

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you can tay -- talks are going on and it will work. >> any surprise that they are spying on us too?hey are i wish we were more forright on what we support. if the u.s. was more transparent in its advocacy for the principals we supposedly stand up for, i think it is to no avail. >> christian? >> you know, everybody spies. it is wh everybody does. no one is shocked or outraged. least of all the president of france who has s own intelligence operation. this is purely posturing. >> 99 -- i mean martha. >> i will take 99. she was cute. she was fierce. no, i mean, come on. this is feaux outrage and being indignant on the part of the europeans. come oeverybody is spying on erybody. >> we'll leave it there. you probably won't like this. the government is trying to buy ur love on facebook with $600,000 of your money. >>> well, wait until you hear about this. the state department spending our tax dollars and trying to get more people to like its facebook page. i'm guessing there are 630,000 reasons whyayne does not like that beg a buck for each one of them. >> you're right. it is outrageous.

on the same day a suicide bomber blew himself up in a ka tai northeast -- cafe northeast of the iraqi capital. eight people were killed and others were injured. authorities in bolivia dismiss rumors that snowden is on a plane that was forced to land. the aircraft was denied access to air space over portugal and france because the whistleblower was thought to have been on board. olivia's foreign minister said hat was based on unfounded suppositions nonet hurt the country. >> if this news is proven true, it would be very disturbing and raise serious and very important questions. this is why as soon as media reports were released, we immediately request from u.s. a full qualification of the matter. the high representative kathy ashton has raised the issue ith the united states. >> hello, again, let's remind you of the latest developments. just over an hour ago in egypt, the president addressed the country on state television. he said he's ready to put his life on the line to defend his legitimacy. pro and anti-demonstrations taking place in cairo with hundreds of people on the street. th

. >> lauren, i'll tay with you. the public perception was the white house just sat back and watched this unfold including secretary kerry, secretary of tate from his yacht, but then there's aarticle from "the new york times" that says they were trying to broker a deal up to the last minute so what looks better to be uninvolved or too involved? >> oh, i think it's -- >> i'm sorry. >> i think one of the key things we're going to have to look for mere and maybe a key the obama administration of what cards they're playing here will be what they do with this $1.3 billion aid they give to egypt. obviously this is something the u.s. government if a coup happens and the military takes ov over, a legitimate government, the u.s. isn't supposed to be giving aid anymore. so how active is the u.s. in making thure that that aid doesn't get to the country obviously the way around that is if egypt proceeds with a legitimate election process, the aid can be reinstalled. that will be a key moment. >> steve, i did cut you off. if you

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abc's tai hernandez has the story. >> a car just fell through the street on detroit and bancroft. hole opened up. it is in the hole. it sunk in! >> reporter: panic in the streets of toledo, ohio, yesterday, as a sinkhole opened up in the middle of the road and swallowed a car and its driver without any warning. frightened witnesses unable to reach the woman, still trapped inside, pleaded with 911 operators to send help. a pipe burst, pouring water into the car. >> oh, my god. i'm above the hole. >> is there water filling up in the hole? >> yeah. it's filling up the hole. she's moving around. if you guys can hurry, she's waving her hands. >> they're coming, lights and sirens. >> reporter: pamela knox, the 60-year-old elementary school principal said she had no idea what was happening as the ground opened up beneath her. >> and all of a sudden, my car was falling and rolling. i was scared. and really terrified. >> reporter: when rescuers reached knox, they warned her that she had to move quickly because the ground was still dangerously unstable. with the help of a firefighter, she w

. >> which is not often easy tais baised on available evidence. >> it was in the garden.;g>3q( how do you know? >> grass stains heel marks but a good time. >> you can get that out? >> yes, sir. larry can. >> that would be the dry cleaning savante who works in the back. >> it's an art it requires a secret combination of chemicals and elbow grease. >> what is the grossest thing you cleaned up? >> vomit. >> if service is remarkable consider how long this business has been here. 50 years. that is longer than a lot of marriages. >> you can't do dry cleaning online. >> she may thank her mother who opened the shop. you can see knit her finger work when she sews and the wedding dress made 40 years ago. you can hear as she bonds with customers. >> my mom did the cake wez did food. >> when heirlooming only half is cleaning the other is choosing pictures to go in the box. >> it's very girly and fun. >> it's a little laundry side business that has become a main attraction. it's not just service but the peern what would your mom say? >> she's proud. >> does the bride have a problem

tay with us. >> welcome back. the temperatures have rizz on the highs. death valley in the mohave desert is known as the hottest place on earth. on july 1913, it reached 56 degrees celsius. time now for sports. >> brazil has successfully defended the confederations cup title. they beat world and european champion spain 3-0 in the final n rio de janeiro. david luis khaliing the ball off the line. nameoff fighting the host second just before half time and fred doubled his tally. the second half just got worse as sergei ra moms missed the penalty. 3-0, the final score. > italy beat urguay. it was extra time. hey saved three penalties as one in the shootout. >> they have been protesting against the two-year ban in football. they were involved in match fixing. the third qualifying right now as a champion. the f.i.a. will beat managers, pirella on wednesday after they had four major trailers. ended up winning the race as richard spa reports. >> a mercedes winner but not the ones your fans hope for. >> after age lapse is tied first to give sebastian the lead. h

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for "good morning america," tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> good morning.e b.a.r.t. strike. let's get an update on the commute with leyla gulen. >> very busy out there. across the bay area, very heavy traffic conditions, congestion, mostly. richmond to san rafael, that's clear. carquinez moving smoothly. out of vallejo, sigalert canceled westbound 88 coming skyway. all lanes have reopened but still heavy backups but it is improving a little bit, 49 minutes to get you out of vallejo to the maze. here's a look at all those freeways that converge on the maze. that is packed conditions right now. let's go to san mateo. that's a 17-minute drive between hayward and foster city. dumbarton also 16 minutes ahead in the west to eastbound direction. >>> all right. let's look at weather. here we are. and it's another hot day. excessive heat advisory continues. now it's been extended through at least 7:00 wednesday evening. i wouldn't be surprised if we still have a few 100s holding on in the east bay valleys until thursday, independence day. so the north bay, east bay,

for "good morning america," tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> constantly no doubt one of the most "glamour" by the way, is on newsstands august 6th. and she, miss jennifer aniston, will be on her show next week. >> that looks like a funny movie. >> it does. >> she keeps saying, people say, you look great. you look great. and she says, i feel great. that's why she looks so great. i love that about her. >> 44, gorgeous. and she'll be at "gma." so we're happy. hey, guys, also burning up the "heat index" this morning, the explosive season finale on "the bachelorette." part one was last night. we've all been talking about it. ending in tears for her. chris harrison is here. >> why is everybody already laughing? josh? >> no. just you cringed -- no, it's not your fault, chris. >> it was a cringe-worthy episode. if you didn't see it, we're going to give you a peek right now. a world exclusive for us and sneak peek of part two. here's how it went down last night. >> i didn't want to share my heart. i wanted to give it to you. >> reporter: this shocking confession at the conclusion of last

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she was playing a character, basically. >> reporter: for "good morning america," tai hernandez, abc newsllure," the august issue, is on sale july 23rd. the august issue in july. >> it's like christmas. >>> we august, we may have a royal baby. >> oh. >> she felt like all of britain was in labor with her when she was waiting for prince william. and with kate due, it must feel like the world is with them. bianna golodryga on the watch in london. good morning, bianna. >> reporter: the royal contraction watch, george, is what i'm on. no sign of baby. no sign of kate. and to say that people here are anxious is an understatement. one person tweeted here, all together, now, push. everyone is waiting for this baby to come out. there's so much pressure on kate to deliver, we wonder how much pressure she would face as a new mom. the countdown continues. any day, kate will deliver. on tuesday, more photograph evephotographers set up camp at st. mary's. but members of the press aren't the only ones shining the spotlight on the duchess. now, kate is getting attention from a whole new and unlike lie gr

thunderstorm activity one of our so from tay ho to truckee.y had a pretty good lightning show yesterday. right around summertime. we have southern california dealing with rain. los angeles reporting rain. more 50s for us. that west at 25 that is a sure pine. >>> 59 there. at this time yesterday i believe we were 66. for us you can see southern california pick up the clouds. they will not make it here though. breezy, cooler, morning overcast and sunny still inland. unless you are up near ukiah or clearlake. then it's still hot. and there is a westerly breeze in place. a lot of 70s around the bay. 60s near the coast. cooler near the weekend and probably looks like it holds right there. >>> happening today famous food fest kicks off in gilroy. the garlic festival is entering its 35th year. katie utehs is in gilroy today. it looks like they are cooking. >> reporter: they are. i'm hiding behind these flames because with the amounts of hair spray i have i don't want to get too close. that is calamari you are looking at with copious amounts of garlic

. >> one of those repeat offenders is ezekiel tai lofrmt today he's bount for the exit after serving taylor will now exchange his jail scrubs for the clothes he was arrested in. >> don't wear any of our stuff. if the release deputy catches you with any of our stuff on, you know how it is. >> there's no choose in there? >> the dog ate my shoes. >> taylor's clothes bear reminders of his encounter with the police canine the night he was arrested. >> look at this. grass stains everywhere. >> why? >> i was running from the police. i was trying to go home. look at the jacket, though. dig this. $250 jacket ruined. ruined. dog ate my shoes. >> when an inmate is arrested without shoes, officers give them unclaimed shoes to wear out of the facility. with a size 13, taylor's choices are limited. >> so i got these right here. these are fly right here. these are the new ones. [ bleep ]. >> i think i'll walk barefooted. >> wear them out of here, throw them away and you can wear whatever you want. >> 11s? >> those are fly right there. >> dude, they go perfect with your ripped up jacket. >> man, bro

and 60s you start to work your way inland. 52 up in tay low. 80 in fresno. 93 in lastage gas. >>> aing the ever just really massive thunderstorms around reno. so again anywhere up in the sierra 50s to 100s. i will hold on those 100s for at least one more day. temperatures around the bay and for some inland areas will comecon today. we will continue that theme. it will start to cool down. ridge of high pressure gets weaker and weaker. >>> time now 5:10. almost 100 complaints against the bay area teacher who is now in jail. what he's accused of doing to some former students. >>> and a deadline to step down just hours away for egypt's embattled president. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well on 680 southbound as you drive down we'll tell you more coming up. >>> good morning. it's day three of the bart strike. still no deal yet. we are look at a live picture of some of the people here that are boarding buses on the way to the city. i know some people may be taking today off before the holiday tomorrow. you still should expect delays throughout the morning. we'll have complete traffic up

. >>> a college in ohio faces the sk tay of rebuilding after a tornado damages the gymnasium. you can see the twister's aftermath near cleveland. the college's president says she is grateful nobody was hurt. the college will remain closed while all of the damage is assessed. >>> look at that. high winds and severe thunderstorms hit sin city last night knocking down trees and utility poles and flooding parts of the famed las vegas strip. the storm brought 70 mile per hour winds and trapped tourists inside casinos. also this cell phone video shows an indoor flood at gilly's saloon at treasure island. an over head pipe broke sending water pouring through the creel. ceiling. >>> cooler temperatures are helling -- are helping to make progress in a fire. it burned 42 square miles outside idylwild in riverside county near palm springs. it is 49% contained, but thunderstorms expected to hit this weekend could be a threat to progress. mandatory evacuations remain in place for about 6,000 people. the fire has destroyed six homes and more than a dozen other buildings. >>> still to come o

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[laughter] >> go to our tais book page. to our facebook page. >> special report, coming up next. bye-bye. >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like charlie's angels if by charlie you mean greg and angels you mean terrified house boys who may not live to see tomorrow. let's go to andy levy for our pre game report. where are your new glasses? i i don't have them. i can bring tham out -- them out for post game. is anthony wiener -- you can pencil that in for the rest of the week. and they will investigate whether they are following the fennel two phraphanyl in their cooking straight ahead. and a look at the launch of a new social network for happy people. i can only assume it is called happy twitter. >> bye. >> bye. >>> she is so hot she is often mistaken for the entire state of arizona. i am here with brooke goldstein. she is here with the children's rice institute, totally made up and a law official that is a front for heroin supply. and you know him as the guy who came to your summer barbecue and drank all of yoer -- your beer and telling stupid jokes and then throwing up in the hot t

for "good morning america," tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> okay, let's find out what our friendexplicit video guaranteed to get a clip. >> sex sells. i don't know what the big deal is. both do indeed have topless women in them. they're not raunchy and they're not that steamy. they seem more athletic than sexy. but for me i think they're fun and, frankly, there's a lot of stuff in pop culture that's a whole lot more raunchy. >> paula can't take her eyes off it. >> i was actually looking at maks. sorry, maks. >> i understand. >> 1 million views. >> off you go. we talk about it and i had to go through the kind of thing acknowledging i was indeed 18 years old. how they figured that out, i don't quite know. unabridged version. >> wardrobe. >> good analysis. nigella lawson, you all saw the pictures. her husband had his arms around her neck at one point cautioned by the police and now he's gone to a london paper and said i'm divorcing her because she didn't defend me after the incident. >> if there was any doubt that she was in a bad marriage i think that doubt is gone now. i mean, the

tay, microsoft nd google gt waxed, and it's the old-schoo businesses around for p200 years doing bell. >> it's real as we age so the con cement of this purchasing i a solid -- >> i'm not that ol. >> go ahead. [laughter] >> there's a lot to like there, and i fear the debt phenomena that we have not finished, and i worry about the fact that earnings jumped 75% because it's unusual. i take i, don't get me wrong, but it's unusual that it causes me to think twice. >> i hear ya. you know, talking about thinking twice, china, they are not great, but neither are we. china facing a big slow down, and now a lot of american companies say that they are hut because of that, gary, are we relying on american companies, maybe the american government too mu on china? >> well, you know, we might be, charles, but go back about 20-30 # years, take out china, substitute japan, and remember we had at home, my gosh, japan is aking er, so much smarter and growing so much faste japan's growth in the 60s was 10%, dropped to 7.5%, 4.5%, nd you don't hear much about jpan being this feared rival of the .s.. i thi

. >>> federal officials are investigating several explosions at a propane plant in tay barras, florida. eight people were hurt. four of them were critically hurt. equipment malfunction and human error are among the possible causes. >>> stealing, sleeping on the job, and letting passengers bypass security. kyla campbell has more on the serious allegations against tsa agents. kyla. >> reporter: pam, the house homeland security committee will have a lot of questions for top tsa official after reviewing a report from a watchdog group. the ts recorded 56 thefts by employees and more than 1900 cases of sleeping on duty. allowing passengers to bypass security and not following standard operating procedures. discrepancies that could put passengers at risk. i contacted the lead auditor this morning he told me the figures cover all tsa regulated airports including sfo. misconduct jumped by 26% from 2010 to 2012. but the unions representing screeners defends them. >> if you look at a population of a small city 56,000 people in this work force and the numbers on an annual basis are really very, ve