good morning, america. breaking overnight, fatal shooting. a crazed gunman opens fire in this upscale houston neighborhood then leads police on a child chase. >> the car has yet to be stopped. >> officers throw down an a nail strip, corner the suspect, a dramatic hour's long standoff. how he finally surrendered and the hero victim who helped prevent more carnage. terror plot foiled. new details targeting two of the world's most popular tourist destinations, the eiffel tower and the louvre. how police took down the suspected terrorist. incredible rescue. the family stranded in the middle of the pacific ocean. their 1-year-old daughter sick and clinging to life rescued by the navy. now the parents are telling their side of the story for the first time. >> i can't make it. i can't make it. ♪ i will survive.

>> and, baby, oh, baby, one wild ride to the hospital. every single second caught on tape and the baby couldn't wait. but why did this dad have a gopro on the whole time. ♪ i will survive and good morning, america. great to have dan harris and linsey davis here this morning. okay, another look at the videotape there. the gopro. now, you hear the screams. you know the baby is coming. did they know that camera was on the whole time. >> just in case childbirth isn't hard enough let's raise the degree of difficulty. just one notch. >> yeah. >> we have a lot to get to including a big decision coming up for lebron james. where will he go? he does seem to be coming in on

the decision and a lot of hopes being raised in cleveland. miami hoping to keep him. >> his hometown, they're keeping their fingers crossed. to that deadly shooting. six people killed. the suspect in custody after that long standoff. abc's ryan owens is in the houston suburb of spring, texas, with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. behind me is the home where a total of seven people were shot. five of them children. one a 4-year-old little boy and when the gunman left the house, well, that's when things got even more dramatic. a dinnertime car chase through the crowded streets of suburban houston that ends in a standoff with a gunman in a cul-de-sac dotted with huge houses. frightened families forced out of their homes for nearly four hours. the mayhem started at 6:00 p.m. detectives say 34-year-old ron

lee haskell opened fire. authorities say he shot five children, plus two adult family members who were looking after them. a violent end to a domestic dispute he was allegedly having with his estranged wife who lives out of state. only one victim would survive, a 15-year-old girl. police say she called 911 despite being shot in the head and told them, the gunman was on the move. >> the car has yet to be stopped. >> reporter: she probably prevented more bloodshed. at 6:17 police catch up with haskell in this silver car after chasing him for four miles before throwing down a spike strip. >> the left rear tire is flat on the car. >> reporter: his tires blown, snipers corner him in that cul-de-sac. >> it's just a terrible thing. >> reporter: at 8:00 p.m. police bring in one armored vehicle then another sandwiching haskell's car for nearly two hours. >> he held a gun to his head so he has an active dialogue that we tured over to the hostage negotiation team.

>> reporter: then the conclusion before 10. he gets out of his car, hands over his head and police swoop in to finally end it. that gunman will face a judge first thing this morning. he will be charged with capital murder. george? >> okay, ryan, thanks very much. we'll get the late ever on the border crisis and president obama meeting with rick perry in an attempt to find some common ground to stop the surge of children crossing the border from central america. jon karl covering it. the president is still taking heat for not actually going to the border. >> reporter: the president has been hammered over and over again by democrats and republicans for going all the way to texas and not going the extra miles to get to the border but after arriving last night in dallas he stood his ground. >> there's nothing that is taking place down there that i am not intimately aware of and briefed on.

this isn't theater. this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo-ops. i'm interested in solving a problem. >> reporter: although he didn't go to the border he did spend nearly two hours with rick perry, the governor of texas including 30 minutes one-on-one. george, he is pleading with perry to support his bid to get $4 billion or nearably $4 billion from congress to deal with the problem. >> jon, in the meantime, the president also seemed to say he was open to sending the national guard to the border which critics have been calling for. any chance of finding common ground here? >> reporter: there isn't much chance with his big proposal. i haven't heard a single prominent republican come out to support miss plan to get the money to provide for children on the border and rick perry last night was cite critical of the president's plan. >> jon, thanks very much. to the escalating violence in the middle east. rockets falling on both sides of the border with the gaza strip

and possibly ground invasion. alex marquardt is in gaza city for us this morning. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the israeli air force stepped up its air strikes overnight pummeling the gaza strip. the death toll here quickly growing with more than 800 israeli strikes so far in this operation as hamas and other militant groups fire rockets further and farther into israel. in gaza the ground shaking israeli air strikes rained down with drones and jets targeting militants and rockets often destroys much more. so far, around 80 palestinians killed. the vast majority civilians, this morning, eight members of a single family mistakenly killed. we've seen the destructive power of the strikes up close. here the three-story family home of umsami now a pile of rubble. "there is no reason to attack my

house" she told me angrily. "there are no militants here." terrified civilians fleeing to shelters for cover. over the past three days, more that 250 rockets and mortars have been fired from the gaza strip. hamas now able to reach 100 miles away with its powerful arsenal. but so far, no israelis have been seriously wounded. and israeli military officials told me they've mobilized 20,000 reserve troops so far for a possible ground invasion that israel's president says could come soon turning this no a much longer and bloodier conflict. robin? >> which is the great concern right now, alex, thank you. now to "gma weekend" anchor dan harris with the morning's other top stories. >> good morning, everybody. we'll start with breaking news. police in tennessee have taken a teenager into custody after shooting inside this national guard armory near nashville. a target and 20-year veteran was killed shot in the chest.

no word on a motive or how the shooter got into the building. overseas there's word that authorities in france have foiled a terror plot targeting the eiffel tower and louvre. the plot in the early planning stages was uncovered last year when police say they intercepted messages between al qaeda and an algerian butcher living in france. this has prompted french lawmakers to consider new laws to expand police powers there. new details about a frightening headline out of iraq. concerns that sunni militants may have seized nuclear material from a university in the city of mosul. this morning, international experts believe the material is low grade and does not pose a significant threat. a massive new data breach to tell you about this morning involving the federal government. hackers broke into computer networks that ham government american knell records and specifically targeted employees who had applied for top security clearances. one report says they were chinese, it is unknown what information was taken, if any.

in sports news we now know who will play in the world cup final, argentina beat the netherlands 4-2 in a penalty shootout but sergio romero may not be celebrating for long. he has to face the formiddleable german team. look at this new video of a fan smashing his flat screen tv on the street. perhaps after one too many kaparenas. >> one too many german goals. >> yes, exactly or one too many heavily caffeinated cups of coffee. team usa's clint dempsey will join us next half hour. stay tuned to are that and finally from the news desk, the force was with them. cardinals fans to treated to "star wars" night. chewbacca threw out the first pitch with princess leah a leia. even though he was encumbered by that man purse he still did

better than 50 cent at a mets game. >> why did you -- >> i hope that my friend 50 is not watching this morning. if he is, it was not my idea to run that video. it was robin roberts' idea. >> yeah, you and 50 hanging out. >> we're going to turn to the u.s. marine locked in a mexican jail for more than three months finally had his day in court facing the charge he brought guns into mexico illegally and abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: this morning u.s. marine reservist andrew tahmooressi is back in a mexican jail ordered overtight to remain in custody on gun charges near tijuana where he's been locked up 102 days. >> it's been a grueling nine hours. >> reporter: the evidentiary hearing lasted more than eight hours and was tahmooressi's first chance to plead his case in court. the california native seen arriving at the xhous under

heavy guard was arrested march 31st after he says he got lost and crossed the mexican border with three firearms in his pickup truck. >> i crossed the border by accident and i have three guns in my truck and they're trying to process -- they're trying to take my guns from me. >> so you're in mexico. >> yeah. >> there is nothing i can help you with. >> reporter: tahmooressi's mother says she was able to spend 20 minutes with her son after the hearing. >> he's very strong. he's very strong and positive and he's confident. >> reporter: the state department is actively engaged in the case. officers have visited him 13 times and 71 members of congress have signed a bipartisan letter asking the judge for leniency. his newly hired attorney is hopeful. >> we feel it was a success and we feel we are finally on the right track. >> reporter: still, there are doubts unlike american law in mexico what is guilty until

proven innocent and the decision rests solely in the judge's hands. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> many are watching that very closely. now to your breakfast and big changes coming to some of your favorite cereals. general mills is betting big on new flavors and adding more nutrition hope to revive sales. rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: general mills freshening up their definition of a balanced breakfast adding protein and cutting back on gluttage hoping to boost their soggy bottom line in cereal sales. this week general mills announced plans to serve up changes this summer like pumping up the flavor on some old favorites. it's a tactic that got more people ccucooo for coca puffs after they pumped up their chocolate flavor. >> they're making people feel nostalgia about eating their

lucky charms when they were kids. >> reporter: general mills is entering the ring adding a new cheerios protein and also adding a new vanilla chex to their fluten-free lineup. >> general mills is trying to compete with kellogg in a big way and added protein to their cereals way before general mills did. >> reporter: 80% of americans are eating breakfast at home. top choice, cereal. they bought more than $9 billion worth last year. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. does bring you back. lucky charm, cocoa puffs. ♪ they're magically delicious." >> okay, lebron james coming up on a big decision. will he stay with the miami heat, return home to the heat and the cavaliers. both are on edge. ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: basketball fans on edge after lebron james passed

his expected deadline to say where he's going to play next year. he was expected to announce no it after a meeting with pat riley in las vegas friday afternoon. >> pat riley tried to convince lebron james, we will get the right players around you. >> reporter: it was reminiscent of four years ago when he announced he would leave the cavaliers for the heat in the much derided special "the decision". >> this time i'll take my time. >> reporter: he told robin roberts how difficult it was to leave his home state. >> it was definitely tough because i know the fans wouldn't be able to understand it and me being a loyal guy i can understand where they come from. >> reporter: they have him leaping toward returning to cleveland sparking renewed help from fans. t-shirts with "forgiven" and cedar point tweeting, they would rename a roller coaster after him. >> clevelanders really think

they're getting him back, so it would be another huge employee to miss out on him. >> reporter: but some speculate he'll stay in miami where he won two championships before announcing free agency in june, just weeks after the heat lost to the spurs in the nba finals. >> he has designs on going to the world cup final so that would lead you to think we are getting nearer to a decision. >> reporter: for "good morning america," ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> i remember that night, the decision night. same night and, boy, clevelanders were not happy at all. >> yes, so we're not going to see a prime time special. >> no. >> but he's got to thread a needle. if he doesn't go to cleveland, it's going to be very, very tough there. >> we'll see. he'll make that decision soon. now to that childbirth caught on camera like you've never seen before. a texas father videotaping the dramatic moment his wife went into labor on his gopro camera

for the wild ride to the hospital for delivery and linsey davis is this under the category of too soon for you? >> i was having flash backs and almost reduced to tears. the mom is pregnant with their third child and she actually works as a childbirth edge indicator. the dad loves to use it while biking and surfing. he thought it was only natural to strap it to his head for the birth of his child. childbirth is often videotaped but not quite like this. the gopro camera was intended to document the ride to the hospital with his pregnant wife kristin but it caught so much more. >> i knew i wanted to get this birth on camera. i had no idea it would happen. >> reporter: almost two weeks past her due date kristin knew she didn't have much time before he baby arrived. >> i now there was no way i

could make it. >> reporter: watch as troy high-tails it to the hospital. >> his head is right -- >> reporter: they arrive at the hospital but it's too late. right there outside the hospital -- >> get a doctor out here. >> reporter: a curbside delivery. >> i got him. i got him. >> as soon as a little bit of shock wore off in the beginning, i just felt really relieved to finally be in my arms and healthy and see his face. >> i love. oh, baby. i love you. >> we got it on video. >> did that really just happen? >> did that really just happen? this was actually their third baby. kristin was scheduled to be induced the next day, typically childbirth is 13 hours. it lasted one hour and only pushed twice and the baby popped out. >> oh, my goodness. >> like not edited because it's

so short. >> there's the censor at the end but this is bringing back memories. i went to the hospital actually induced only to be told they didn't have delivery room as valuable. so like don't push, just wait. okay. we'll do that. >> but your husband was not filming it. >> no, no. >> that's the key detail. >> how about the husband? he sits there and says, i hey, i got it on camera. >> unbelievable. >> you have to talk to ginger. look at that hail. >> i wanted to take you and show you in nebraska. one of some 150 weather report as long the east coast and strong storms possible in the mid-atlantic. showers riding along the front and back here watching kota, you may see action around rapid city or behind not and the other headline, cool, 40s snuck into the great lakes. springfield, illinois, 57.

>> reporter: hi, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a cluster of thunderstorms moving north through cape may county toward atlantic county. there's a bit of that in central delaware, as well. north of that in philadelphia we have sun and clouds and temperatures in the 70s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warm high of 86. clouds and sun, thunderstorms at times mainly to the south closer to the coast and humidity dropping during the day. nice tomorrow.

>> i can't get over the gopro. fish eye like that wide angle. >> hearing all the screams. >> the sights and sounds as well from that, thank you, ginger. the mysterious murder of a high school teacher and police releasing this new photo as they search for new clues. incredible rescue at sea. with their sick toddler saved by the navy speaking out for the first time in an abc news exclusive. plus, "gma" investigates, the germs invading your cell phone. what you need to know to come clean. and world cup fever right now. he's here too. u.s. captain clint dempsey.

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>> good morning, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, 7:26 on this thursday, july 10. karen is off, matt pellman is here with traffic, the schuylkill expressway is always making us go grrr. >> reporter: there's always something on the schuylkill expressway. we have a broken down vehicle on the eastbound side between the

boulevard and montgomery drive. police assisting, eastbound is stacked from belmont to montgomery. westbound is busy past montgomery to gladwyn. in northeast philadelphia, traffic light troubles along welsh road at bluegrass road by the shopping center. throughout the day today and tomorrow, in north hampton, bucks county. alms house road is shut down for construction. stay on bristol. bristol is the alternate for lime kiln in chalfonte. that's the ben franklin bridge trying to back up in the municipality today. david murphy has the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: i expect the humidity to dip in northern areas and lastly down the shore. speaking of which we have thunderstorms to deal with at the shore, it's pushing rve

pushing -- atlantic county and cape may county. 75 degrees in philadelphia. and muggy. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast high of 86 clouds and sun, showers and thunderstorms on and off down by the coast. nice and warm tomorrow, 87 and 87 on saturday, more humid on sunday. >> peco has 6,000 power outages down to address,

oh, my god. oh! oh, my god. >> oh my god is right. >> that is the world's tallest waterslide. schlitterba schlitterbahn. look at that plunge. 17 stories. what a drop. matt gutman will talk about it coming up. >> he will take us on a wild ride, isn't he? also ahead, that dramatic rescue at sea, the u.s. navy saving a family stranded with their sick toddler. the parents speaking out for the first time in morning about why they did it. an abc news exclusive. plus, "gma" investigates the germs on your cell phone. a question i've wondered about a million times. you won't believe what our team found. what you can do right now to keep your phone clean.

we promise this will both educate you and gross you out. >> guaranteed to do that. also, we have an incredible celebrity doppelganger. is that a young helen mirren or jennifer lawrence. the surprising science behind why those famous faces and so many others look so much alike. and i'm referred to as halle berry one more time. i think it will be the first time. >> if it happens one more time. >> she wants to get the campaign going. >> yeah, might as well. we turn now and switch gears to that murder of a popular high school teacher in north carolina. she was found dead in her apartment two weeks ago and police released this photo taken by a security camera. last known picture of maggie alive. gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: she was the teacher everyone loved and someone murdered. >> she always had a smile on her face. you know, was always willing to help somebody. she went the extra mile.

>> reporter: this morning police are studying surveillance cameras to retrace the last steps of 31-year-old maggie daniel, teacher, coach and motion recently a counselor at this high school near charlotte, north carolina. this newly released image shows her shopping with a friend at walmart hours before her death two weeks ago. >> we're trying to narrow it down and pin the point where she was and on that day, the 27th. >> reporter: neighbors found the 2011 teacher of the year dead in her apartment. >> she was in there laying down. i didn't even want to touch her. >> is she alive or not. >> i'm not sure at all. >> reporter: investigators will not say how she was killed only that there was no sign of forced entry. not a surprise because neighbors say she often left her front door open for students to stop by. >> i would say the police are looking at every person that she regularly has associated with, had contact with and probably

the two weeks prior to her death. >> this former student says he saw daniels the day before her body was found. >> just taking out her trash and i said hey and she said hey and i told her to have a good day and last time i saw her. >> reporter: students gathered at her former school for a memorial service. >> she had that personality that connected her with students and adults. >> reporter: police say no suspects and no answers why someone would kill an educator beloved by so many. for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, america. >> incredibly tragic. to that family rescued at sea by a u.s. navy warship three months ago speaking out for the first time this morning in an exclusive. the parents were called irresponsible for bringing their young children on the trip and cecilia vega has that story for us. >> reporter: it was a trip eric and charlotte kaufman spent

years planning, sailing all the way from mexico to new zealand with their two young daughters. >> how long was that supposed to take? >> about 3,000 miles. >> reporter: but 18 days in it came to a crashing end. they that they were stranded in the pacific ocean 900 miles off shore. their 1-year-old daughter sick and in dire need of rescue. >> that's when we realized we entered a very bad spot. >> reporter: the parents who face harsh criticism for bringing their children on that adventurous sea this morning are telling their story for the first time. why bring them on this trip? >> why -- why wouldn't you? >> this is how we are living. >> reporter: lira had fever and a rash. the antibiotics they brought weren't working. it was only getting worse. what did you do? >> we grabbed the emergency position indicating beacon and activated it and then we sat there.

>> reporter: 12 hours after they hit that button national guardsmen parachuted out of a plane into the frigid waters to save this baby. >> to see people show up is amazing. >> members of the 129th rescue wing stabilized her. they believe she had typhoid or salmonella but the journey wasn't over. it took three more days for the "uss vandergrift" to reach them. only then did they learn about the firestorm of online criticism. the word ka kept coming up was the word reckless. what do you say to that? >> we're both experienced sailors and raised our daughters on a sailboat. we were very prepared. we knew what we were doing. >> reporter: they plan to sue their satellite phone carrier that cut off their only connection to land while stranded. they hope any money they mite win will help pay back taxpayers for the cost of the rescue and

buy a new boat. it was purposely sunk after it was sunk during the journey. >> i can't wait to get back. amazing lifestyle. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, san diego. >> i don't think taxpayers would mind at all being reimbehrsed for that. >> see if it it happen. some nasty stuff going on in japan. >> it hit yesterday. wasn't as strong but so much rain up to 24 inches of rain and look what happened. this video of a mudslide. caught on that security camera blowing over the edge of a hill. waterfall and takes out the camera there. you can see it all of the trees coming with it. that's what happens when you get 15 to 24 inches on top of what you've already had. we are going to see rainfall and heavy at times in parts of the southwest. monsoon flow coming up and dust storms, something to look for.

this time it stretches all the way up into colorado and wyoming and rides along the station front, the severe weather we were talking about before but here's a pretty picture. 94 ram rill low, >> reporter: thanks a lot, ginger, david murphy on the terrace with sun and clouds mixing overhead. showers and thunderstorms down the shore. 86 is the high, clouds and sun, storms down the shore on and off >> all that weather brought to you by las vegas. i keep thinking about that huge waterslide in kansas city. i think i was supposed to do that and all i can see watching it is like major wetness. can you imagine. >> thank you for putting that image in our heads, ginger zee. >> that image and that word major wedgie. new study about exercise and eating. going to get into why you may be oversnacking after working out and what you can do right now to

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♪ >> reporter: cell phones, we all have them and we all use them for everything from talking to texting to tweeting. but those smartphones aren't just picking up a signal. in many cases they're picking up germs and bacteria from your surroundings and hands. >> an extension of your hand really is the telephone. 11th digit. 11th finger. >> reporter: the doctor says direct contact like kissing and sneezing and incorrect contact with objects like cell phones accounts for 0% of infections. and research has found some phones are even dirtier than a toilet seat. those determines become even more dangerous when the phones are placed up to your face near your eyes, nose and mouth so just how bad is it? "gma" investigates asked university of arizona researcher sherry carolina find out.

>> i saw him spit on it and wipe it with a kleenex. >> reporter: she tested 15 devices using a tool that instantly measures the amount of organic material on a surface. >> it includes maybe food stuff, skin, you know, any kind of skin flakes, bacteria, mold, fungus, anything like that it's going to show up in these numbers. >> reporter: she says anything under 200 is good news. >> 187. not bad at all. >> 112. nice. >> my mom will be happy. >> reporter: anything over 300 isn't meaning the device is excessively dirty and potenti potentially carrying dangerous bacteria. >> 463. >> yes, it's a little on the higher side. >> yes, i need to clean it. >> really bad. >> okay. 621. so that's pretty hire. >> i'm not a germophobe. i believe the more exposure, the more resistance sflur's pretty germ resistant. >> reporter: so what should you

do? experts say first off clean your phone regularly. >> wipe the surface of that phone and it will cult down on the numbers of germs on the device. >> they also suggest not allowing other people to touch or use your phone too often. and if you really have to, just keep your distance from the dirt. >> you can hear perfectly well, in fact, it's probably better. >> reporter: germs giving a whole new meaning to a long-distance call. >> now, for specific cleaning instructions check with your phone's manufacturer. most say don't use harsh chemicals. discuss wipe with a soft cloth or dampen with a little soap and water. for you parents, the little hands are the dirtest of all. i let my daughter play with this one. this was one of the cleanest of the day, my mom would be proud. personal was one of the dirtiest. cleaning up my act and learned

to wipe it down more often because those little hands carry -- >> it was an impulse buy. they had wipes specifically to clean phones and use it all the time because i'm a massive hy hypo-condrey yang. >> because you wash your hands so often you should clean your phone too. a new mom who says she resents what pregnancy has done to her body and says women shouldn't be ashamed of the way they feel about it. this he call him captain america, world cup star clint dempsey is here live looking ahead to the final coming up.

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♪ at the world cup the final between germany and argentina all set and this morning one of the heroes of team usa is heeshgs captain clint dempsey sparked an impressive showing for team usa, the first american to score in three successive world cups, ladies and gentlemen, welcome, clint dempsey. >> got you all a present. >> do we have to cut it up in five pieces? >> times are tough. >> excellent. >> first of all, how are you feeling? we all felt that when you took it to the nose. >> feeling good. just can breathe out of my nose now so as long as you can breathe out of your nose, it's good.

>> no bar. >> a record number of americans watched the world cup. a record number of americans there in brazil. in fact, america, usa, had more ticket sales than any other country besides the home country, of course, brazil. people like looking up in the stands and seeing the red, white and blue. >> awesome. i remember playing in world cup qualifying games where you felt like you weren't in your own country, you weren't at home and now at the point that you're going down to the world cup playing in brazil and feeling that home away from home so pretty special and gives you that confidence, that belief that people are there supporting you or able to do it but we would have liked to have gone further. >> how was the call from the president. >> cool, in 2010 he called us also see that was to have his support and know that we're even on that radar is pretty special and any time you know that people back home have an interest in what you do shows how far the game is coming.

i grew up in nacogdoches, texas. >> we have a question from twitter. tariq wants to know what is your analysis on what went wrong with brazil? >> i don't know. i mean it's a tough one. you never want to go out of a world cup that way. at the same time when you start conceding goals and start chasing the good gates open. >> do you think they gave up. >> i don't think that was the case. maybe a little unlucky in terms of the number of shots germany had. it seemed everything they shot went in. feels like your luck is against you. got to the semifinal and that's special but at the same time i'm sure they were hoping -- >> who do you see in the final. what is going to happen? >> a tough one. who is going to win. it's just difficult to look past germany at the moment but at the same time argentina being a big rival of brazil, being in a

final and that country is going to be a lot of motivation as well for argentina, so i don't know. you can't look past germany. >> you gave us a lot of great moments there, thank you. >> i wish we had time for more. >> yeah. you can watch the final right here on abc this sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. coming up "good morning america's" "deals & steals" brought to you by bank of america. use your bankamericard cash reward credit card for these deals and earn cash back.

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>> good morning, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell, 7:56 otsz thursday, july 10. we're taking a look at the roads with matt pellman filling in for karen. >> reporter: good morning to you, i think a lot of people are on the vacation because volume is lighter than normal. i-95 southbound is crowded, but lighter than norm in a a lot of spots. on the schuylkill expressway eastbound approaching montgomery disabled vehicle out of the way and slow by city avenue in the normal busy spot. chester county watch out for a crash along 352 at 926 which is

street road. cellarsville animal bucks county at ridge road and washington avenue. fire police are there. there's a down pole blocking a short stretch of lime kiln pike. another down downed pole is closing eagle road, 413 gets you around that. >> let's look live at cape may, new jersey, some parts of the shore are getting storms right now. >> reporter: cape may had that a little while ago, the main thunderstorm is pushing out of cape may county and toward the parkway and ac that's a heavy downpour that will last an hour. there's another thunderstorm welling up up over the delaware bay. temperatures right now are warm, we're at 76 in philadelphia. 86 is the high today. we'll have occasional storms especially down the shore.

the rest of the of the region dry, nice tomorrow, matt. >> find out why consumer reports say you should not spray sunscreen on your children. the information is at 6abc.com.

good morning, it's 8:00 a.m. making over the way we think about exercise, could curbing your cravings after you work out be as easy as mind over matter? ♪ and this is helen mirren or jennifer lawrence, the shocking celebrity doppelganger you never saw coming and the science behind what makes these famous faces look alike. ♪ freeze frame all that and the princes pose for a selfie. why they snapped this shot as we say -- >> good morning shg, america. ♪ we love having tory johnson here on thursday morning for the

steeler "steals & deals." bags coming up at 70% off. a first time mom who feels she is resentful of what pregnancy has done to her body. she says a lot of mothers are afraid to say it. why her words are causing so much controversy. says she loves her baby. that's not the question at all. but the fact that she had this kind of statement, a lot of eyebrows have been raised. >> i wonder who she resents. >> interesting story. we mentioned those incredible celebrity donele gangers. is this a young helen mirren or jennifer lawrence and is this robin roberts or halle berry. you be the judge. that was my way of currying favor with robin roberts pretty much forever. >> this is why we don't mention things in the first -- >> plenty of time to come back. >> thank you, everybody. dan, savor that. do some news. good morning. we'll start with that shooting rampage near houston overnight.

six people including very sadly four children killed in their home in a quiet upscale neighborhood. he surrendered. the girl managed to call 911 heroically. they call it a domestic dispute and ron haskell may have been upset about his broken marriage. the victims appear to be related to his wife who was out of the state at the time. also breaking overnight tensions rapidly escalating in the middle east as israel intensifies air strikes on gaza. at least 76 palestinians have been reported killed. 20 of them today including three militants and several women and children. israeli officials say hamas continues to fire rocks at israel at a rate of one every ten minutes. get ready to save cash at the gas pump, the national average $3.64 a gallon. prices could drop by 25 cents a gallon next month thanks to throwing demand and healthy

production levels. a man beaten has been awarded $18 million. bryan stow was a giants fan and beaten outside dodgers stadium in 2011. the jury found the dodgers partially liable in this case ordering the team to pay 25% of the damages. the two attackers are supposed to pay the rest. more bear sightings around los angeles. this bear was caught on camera removing the lid of a trash can full of cat food. the homeowners wisely stayed indoors for this and smaller black bear decided to take a nap in this tree but got stuck and rescuers had to set up a huge rare mattress and pushed tranquilized bear out of the tree. finally in news this morning, going viral right now. this clip of two little girls from utah, libby and sara. here they are doing the news and for some reason delivering a dire warning about the weather in canada. check it out. >> there's going to be a tornado

and a blizzard so you're going to have to be out of canada not even in an area of the canada. >> so never move to canada. never because that place has tornadoes/earthquakes and only two things, tornadoes and earthquakes. >> so we brought in ginger zee who confirms that if you're in canada, you should, in fact, get out as quickly as possible. >> that is so not true. a beautiful nation. we love it and we love everyone that watches us from canada because that is so funny. those girls were awesome if that was a look by ginger, don't alienate our viewers. the grown-up who posted it says the newscast was not prompted or scripted. he didn't know who taught the kids about canada but curious to find out why. >> tornadoes and blizzards, oh, mie. >> nice delivery. you got a future. >> they do. thanks, dan. to that new research on

post-workout snacking and how you think about exercise could affect what you eat after. dr. jen ashton, nutrition expert also, something about the tricks your mind play and people were told they were going on an exercise walk and snacked a lot more who went on a scenic walk. >> a study coming out of cornell under the heading of psychological bias, it's about compensation, it's about reward and distraction. it's about hedonism and how we want to pleasure ourselves after depriving ourselves with exercise and again found they're eating more calories so it's the power of mind/body connection and suggestion. >> so based on this study, jen, how can you help people avoid overenjoying themselves with snacks after workouts. >> i think the first most important thing to realize there is a lot more in terps of the benefits to exercise than just calories in, calories out. it benefits the mind, the spirit, good for our heart so

not just about the calories we're burning and consuming afterwards. if you're one of the many who don't like exercise rename it f fu funercise. there is a psychological component. >> fun run. >> call it something else as long as you're laughing and smiling. >> i should stop referring to it as a death march. >> that would be a good idea. >> and get a doughnut afterwards. our flash poll, do you snack more after you exercise? of course, you do. 59% said yes. 41% no. "pop news" and weather coming up. first, linsey with the "morning menu" over in the social square. >> here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu." pop news, hollywood baby boom. the a-listers who are now expecting. also ahead, the new mom resentful of her post-pregnancy body and why women shouldn't be ashaped of the way they feel. and great "deals & steals." we do not want to miss up to 70%

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>> oh, my god. >> oh! >> oh! >> way to go, matt. taking one for the team. matt gutman riding the world's tallest water slide at a kansas city water park. 17-story drop. that's taller than niagara falls. specially designed raft which can hit speeds of 60 to 70 miles per hour. >> my stomach is up here just watching it. >> that is not him screaming. somebody else screaming. >> the woman behind him. >> are you sure about that? >> matt called me. i was sitting there thinking i'm so glad gutman got this assignment than me. not incidentally looks good in a muscle shirt. >> dropping 17 stories like that. lara is out. linsey is here with a little "pop news." >> time for the news that goes

pop. a hollywood baby boom. not one, but two a-list couples with babies on the way. "people" magazine confirming ryan gosling and eva mendez are expecting. met playing parents in "the place beyond the pines" and there's also some exciting news for robert downey jr. and his wife susan are expecting a baby girl. the "iron man" star confirmed it on twitter announcing their bundle of joy. >> i thought you would have news about bradley cooper. >> not that kind of "pop news" today. congratulations to them. we have some royally major pop news. princes william and harry made history wednesday participating in their first google hangout streaming live via webcam from buckingham palace launching a program for young leaders. became a makeshift social media hub complete with a twitter

mirror just like the one we have at "gma" and, yes, there were, of course, selfies. here they are with a young entrepreneur from the event and then, of course, we all remember the queen showing up in this unexpected selfie. look at that. now, if you've just woken up with a bad hair day like me today rest assured this -- every day is a bad hair day but this rabbit we can imagine is -- >> that's a rabbit. >> that's a big rabbit. >> a giant ball of fur getting a full-scale blowout. it's on a turntable. there is a rabbit in there somewhere. this is a fairly normal occurrence for this angora rabbit. >> there it is. >> they are big names in the rabbit world. prize bunnies known for their long luscious fur. stars of a new film called "rabbit fever" looking at the giselle bundchen of bunnies. >> feels pretty good. >> they'll be selling that hair, i bet coming up.

>> thank you. "heat index" coming up. first ginger with a check of the weather. >> yes, i do and happy 60th birthday. your name. >> pam armon. >> we want to say good morning to reagan from -- >> raleigh. >> from raleigh, north carolina. and that's where we start our weather forecast this morning and that would be wtvd's camera. it's showery there and strong storms possible with them could be some hefty rain showers especially at the coast. see that reagan all the way down into south carolina and then back up in the midwest where bedon't need it along the mississippi river, heavy rains in the next couple of days. you know who is dry and warm? the pacific northwest. seattle, 82 today. portland at 88 and that's going to stay dry for a couple more days. really quite something. friar is not a great >> reporter: thanks a lot, ginger, david murphy on the terrace. we have sun and clouds and

showers and thunderstorms down the shore. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warm afternoon high of 86. clouds and sun, humidity should start to lower gradually during the day. we'll see on and off pop up thundershowers down by the coast. tomorrow, virtually dry, a slight chance of a sprinkle or shower up north partly sunny on saturday, more humid a >> i've got a question for you. everybody says because you are a from nv, everybody says it's nevada. or is nevada or nevada. >> nevada. >> oh, it's definitely nevada. >> hard way on twitter. >> you get it wrong you'll hear from them. leading off our "gma heat index," one mother's remarkably candid comments about her post-baby body admitting she resents what pregnancy has done to her looks. did this in a column she wrote

on yahoo! striking a chord with women and abc's bianna golodryga has the story. >> reporter: celebrity moms like heidi klum and miranda kerr seem to get their post-baby bodies back in no time flat. even the duchess of cambridge was caught with flat abs soon after her baby was born. now this is creating controversy. >> i have so many friends who are new moms as well and say they felt great and ask me how i felt and i would say, i feel a little gross. >> reporter: in a column on yahoo! beauty called beauty after baby, the honest truth first time mom alexis writes "i'm madly in love with my son and feel blessed that i was able to have a child and he is healthy but i have to admit that i resent what pregnancy has done to my body. we're so blessed to have healthy babies but on the flip side you lose the femininity that you once had. >> this was not about

superficial looks. it was really truly about how i felt and about my confidence and getting that back. >> reporter: the response to her article mixed. some readers calling her vain, others praising her honesty writing it's everything that i'm going through that i can't say. >> i know you were saying there are a lot of clothes here that you used to be able to fit in and now you can't now. >> pretty much i don't fit into anything up to here. >> you shouldn't be ashamed to want to feel the way that you used to feel. >> i'll say it. it would be nice to have your son growing up saying, sorry, guys, i have a hot mom. nothing i can do about it. >> there's nothing wrong with feeling this way after giving birth. every single woman goes through it. >> i'm going to hand you over to mommy. mwah. one thing rodriguez wants to make clear, she doesn't regret a thing. have there ever been moments when you looked at a stretch mark you're bitter towards him? >> no, no, no. i don't regret it for a moment.

i would do it all over again. there are definitely badges of honor. i just want them to go away eventually. >> i say, amen. breech, sister. i told her the first thing i said, where were you two years ago after i had jake. i felt the exact same way and, you know, we're so blessed as you know to have healthy babies. so many women try to have babies and can't conceive. once you have them your body starts doing things you never thought possible. >> and your emotions. >> emotion, imam sorry, undergarment companies could do a little better with regard to sexy things you can put on after you have a baby and first thing i was worried about having a healthy baby, i have to go to work in two months, i have to go on air. your hair starts falling out. mother nature works in many ways. >> there's one thing we can do, you guys both look great. >> yes, yes. >> we can say our sons are going to say they have hot moms, right? >> all moms are hot. all moms are hot for what they do and, you know -- i just look

at you two. i knew you all when you were -- >> i know. >> just beautiful what you're sharing. >> they say it takes nine months to carry a baby and it'll take that long to finally get back to your post-pregnancy body. >> so i still have six months. >> you look fantastic. >> you look great, both of you. >> thanks, guys. okay, next up on "heat index." celebrity donele gangers. buzzfeed. faces side by side looking eerily alike. what makes two people look the same and reena ninan has the science behind the story. >> reporter: when katy perry and so yi deschanel and they're the celebrity donele gangers you have to see to believe. aryanna grapd's smile matching up with a teenage alyssa milano and scarlett johansson, a dead ringer for a young christopher

walken. jennifer lawrence said she can't see the similarities between her and helen mirren. >> that was so random and never expected that. >> all part of buzzfeed's latest slide show equipped with what they not so scientifically call a slidy thing. uncannyness. >> it takes hours and hours to make these posts. matching them up pixel by pixel. >> reporter: is there scientific proof behind the resemblances. >> most people in general have many characteristics that can be similar in terms of proportion and bone structure and even how the face ages over time but there are proportions that stand out and there is a mathematical model. >> reporter: i was told i look like a young freida pinto but who is bragging. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >> i think reena is right.

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>> a car and a pick up truck crashed in new castle county delaware leaving a man dead and injuring another. ment driver of the pick up was not wearing a seat belt and ejected as it flipped over. the 40-year-old was pronounced dead. 8:27, i'm matt o'donnell, matt pellman is filling in for karen. hi, matt. >> reporter: we're plowing along with normal thursday morning commute. 4 extra minutes from i-95 to the schuylkill expressway. only the ramp route 1 to the northbound side the blue route there's a broken down truck, but you can get by. watch out for a broken vehicle at germantown pike at chemical road. a wreck in chester county 352 at 926. bucks county, alms house road is

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>> in here talking. in "the leftovers" which i love the title. actor and screenwriter justin theroux plays the police chief of a fictional town whose residents are still reeling three years after the sudden and mysterious disappearance of 2% of the world's population. we are delighted to have justin with us this morning. good to see you, justin. >> thanks so much for having me. >> i watch it on hbo demand. wow. >> wow. >> for people who are not familiar, just bring them up to speed on what the series is about. >> basically you can't not talk about "the leftovers" without talking about the miraculous event that happens at the beginning, 2% of the world's population vanishing, nonsecularly without a trace and the show really picks up three years later and so all the reverberations and repercussions have already happened and people are dealing with it in very different and odd ways.

>> i will say it's heavy, yes. i mean just by your description, but you can't turn away and in many ways, justin, it's relatable to what many of us face -- >> i agree. you know, it's about grief, sorry, loss, all these things that you think would be incredibly depressing topics. but it's grounded in such a reality and at the end of the day all those things are really expressions of love, as well or -- >> yeah. >> reseeking or trying to reconnect to the things they lost and gets odd and strange as the miss tierous element to the show but also about people trying to find comfort, you know, and as the series progresses, you'll see that. >> i know and it's something -- i was wondering -- you thought that too. first of all it's a beautiful script. >> beautiful, wonderful writing. >> how do you keep this going week after week and -- >> i think eventually, you know, i i mean at least in the making of it i became less interested

in -- the event is the event. you know, and there's been events in real life that are the events and then eventually it's all focused on the small town of mapleton and hopefully people will become engaged in the people left behind, you know. >> the leftovers. >> the leftovers so and there's incredibly good writing and can't spoil too much of what's coming. >> don't do it. don't do it. >> but we really do start to care about all the team sort of under this microscope, you know, and i think that's going to be eventually the draw. >> i suspect i'm going to care about some people i didn't think i was going to care about but people, they've got to watch. it was wonderful to see you out with your, of course, fiancee out on the red carpet for this. >> yes. >> you have a one month from today is your birthday, august 10th and we remember two years ago on your birthday you popped the question. >> yes. >> do you have any other big

surprises. >> this birthday will be cakes and, you know, who knows. we'll see. >> keeping it that. hard to top after the proposal. >> we're loving the engagement as well. >> you look like you're both having a great time and see on the cover of magazines -- i'll so you on the cover. details? >> yes. >> look at that. oh -- and the way people describe you and what i really love you've always been fashion forward. but before -- now we call them skinny jeans but you were wearing that well before. >> in anyone remembers the '80s they were called peg pants at the time and everyone went to great lengths to safety pin their pants tight and went through a period of bell bottoms which was a hard period for me because i was still rocking -- now we call them skinny jeans. >> always been a style about you and fascinating learning more about you in your childhood.

how we watched tv a lot, "fantasy island." zee plane. and -- >> "the love boat," and "dukes of hazzard" and "superfriends." at that time you could consume all the television. you know, it was only four channels and watch everything. >> uhf. isn't it true -- you got that. rabbit ears. >> exactly. is it true that gavin macleod knocked you down in the airport. >> when i was a kid i remember being in an airport and i got prouded into by like toddlers do and i just got flattened by gavin macleod and i remember looking up and seeing the captain of "the love boat" staring down at me and said sorry, hi, i'm gavin macleod and walked away and altered mire reality. >> you think that would be a

pleasurable experience but it was not. like you've had an aneurysm. >> enjoyed spending time with you. exciting and wild. come aboard. justin, thank you. all the best going forward and new episode of "the leftovers" is on hbo on sunday night. >> every day we get to see people in the crowd and wish them a happy birthday but today i want to say happy birthday to my producer meteorologist samantha. sam, happy birthday. happy birthday sam. okay, let's go ahead and get the forecast. it's breezy this morning. i also wanted to show you just a couple of twitter photosment for now that's the big p. >> reporter: thanks a lot, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, sun and clouds mixing right now. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 86 is the high, mix of clouds and sun, humidity dipping during the day. there will be showers and

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♪ applause plause we love these live events. time for the prime miami emmy nominations. mindy kaling and carson daly and

chris connelly is here. right now to the leonard h. goldenson theatre in hollywood. ♪ >> in north hollywood, california. welcome to the 66th prime time emmy awards nominations announcement. >> good morning. [ applause ] i'm bruce rosenbloom chairman and ceo of the television academy. welcome to the 66th primetime emmy award nominations announcement. and welcome to the start of emmy season. the time of year when our academy and our 19,000 members honor the extraordinary creative excellence of this year's television series, movies and miniseries. what is truly telling from this year's list of nominees is the rapidly expanding definition of television. quality television is now platform agnostic watching broadcast networks, basic cable,

premium cable and on demand internet services. and we're watching on flat screens in the home, tablets and mobile devices. the great news is that there are more emmy worthy series, movies and miniseries being produced by our industry than ever before. and the global impact and influence of the shows being honored today with emmy nominations has never been greater. our academy is proud to be honoring the best in television. now to get emmy season started my pleasure to introduce mindy kaling, emmy nominated creator and star of the fox comedy series "the mindy project" and carson daly, emhost of "the voice." [ applause ] mindy, carson, thank you so much for being here this morning. the stage is yours. >> thank you, bruce. good morning, mindy. >> you look lovely. >> you look lovely, as well. very exciting. >> thank you.

>> let's get right to it. >> okay, that sounds good. our first category is lead actor in a drama series, the nominees are, bryan cranston, "breaking bad," jeff daniel, "the newsroom," jon hamm, "mad men." woody harrelson, "true detective." matthew mcconaughey, "true detective." and kevin spacey, "house of cards." >> the nominees for lead actress in a drama series are lizzy caplan "masters of sex," claire danes, "homeland." michelle dockery "downton abbey," julianna margulies, "the good wife," kerry washington, "scandal," and robin wright, "house of cards." >> the nominees for lead actor in a miniseries or movie are -- benedict couplerbatch, "sher lodge." "dancing on the edge." idris elba, martin freeman.

"fargo," mark ruffalo "the normal heart" and billy bob thornton in "fargo." >> the nominees for lead actress in a miniseries or movie are helena bonham carter, minnie driver, "return to zero," jessica lang "american horror story." sarah paulson "american horror story." cicely tyson "the trip to bunty full" and kristen wiggins "the spoils of babylon." >> the nominees for lead actor in a comedy series are louis c.k. "louie." don cheadle "house of lies, ricky gervais, matt leblanc "episodes." william h. macy "shameless" and jim parsons, "the big bang theory." >> the nominees for lead actress in a comedy series are lena dunham, "girls," edie falco, first first, julia

louis-dreyfus, "veep," melissa mccarthy, amy robach poel, "parks and recreation." and taylor schilling, "orange is the new black." >> the nominees for variety series are the colbert report, "the daily show with jon stewart." "jimmy kimmel live." real time with bill maher, "saturday night live" and account the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. >> here are this year's nominees for reality competition program. the amazing race, "dancing with the stars," "project runway." "so you think you can dance," "top chef" and "the voice." >> for outstanding miniseries nominees are "american horror story coffin." "bonnie and clyde." "fargo," "luther."

"treme" and "the white queen". >> nominees for outstanding television movie are "killing kennedy," "muhammad ali's greatest fight," "the normal heart," "sherlock, his last vow" and "the trip to bountiful." >> well, carson, let's complete the emmy announcements by bringing back mr. rosenbloom. >> the nominations in the comedy series category are "the big bang theory", "louie," "modern family," "orange is the new black," "silicon valley" and "veep." and the nominations in the drama series category are "breaking bad," "downton abbey," "game of thrones," "house of cards," "mad men" and "true detective."

mindy, carson, thank you for joining us today. we appreciate your help. there's a complete list of all the emmy nominees on our website at emmys.com. on monday august 25th, please tune in to nbc for the live telecast of the 66th primetime emmys and find out who is going to take home the gold this year. have a wonderful day, everybody. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. how much fun it was watching chris connelly. how many times i heard wow. wow. wow. >> yeah. >> it's like the achievement test and it's gone just as badly. my s.a.t. days. drama series, the big wife "the good wife" not getting a nomination and "downton abbey" may be slipping into that spot. "true detective" is justified in its choice to go for drama as opposed to going for miniseries like everybody thought it would, it's going to take on "breaking bad," a clash of the titans right there and "silicon valley" getting a comedy series instead

of "brooklyn nine-nine" which was the golden globes winner but the real shock is in lead actress in a drama series where tatiana maslany again does not get nominated for "orphan black" despite the fact thee plays, what, four characters, five characters, lizzy caplan, a real surprise for "masters of sex," fantastic news for her and nothing for elisabeth moss from "mad men" after a fantastic season that included that dance with jon hamm's -- don draper's character to "my way." big surprise. >> how about the big league for "game of thrones," what is it, 19? >> this is a show that never quite gets the love when they pass out the nominations. they pass out the awards but nominations are always great. had a great season and fantastic finale. >> somewhere amy robach is rejoicing, big fan of that program. >> somewhere is wearing like some weird cloth and they're going over a mountain and they're very happy. >> jim parsons will be tough to beat. >> he will and so is julia

louis-dreyfus both going for -- parsons will be going for his fourth. that would tie him with people like michael j. fox, carroll o'connor, kelsey grammer in history and that's strong and julia louis-dreyfus will be going for her third in a row. >> great in "veep." >> those are two really strong characters -- nominations. >> is there a clear favorite in outstanding comedy? >> you know, i think -- i think you still have to think it's "modern family." that will be going for five in a row. only "frasier" has ever done it and that did it against "seinfeld." >> a strong season for "modern family" -- with the wedding -- >> tremendous work there. >> a lot more on the nominations coming up and take a look at some of the biggest surprises and a lot more when we come back. ♪ and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers.

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connelly, one packed category. >> this one is just loaded because you've got bryan cranston getting nominated again. if he won for another time it would be four for him but he hasn't won since 2010. and he's up against matthew mcconaughey, a lot of people think matthew mcconaughey's performance in "true detective" because it aired during the oscar voting last year, kind of helped him to win the oscar because people said, wow, that's not just a fluke he can bring it. so now he's in that category against cranston. cranston may be looking for that gold watch, that final win for number four. you know, and mcconaughey really strong performance and also up against woody harrelson in that same show but look at that category. kevin spacey, jon hamm who can't seem to buy a win in this category. maybe next year we'll see him as the show goes and last year's winner, jeff daniels who surprised everybody so we'll see what happens. >> do you think it's bad news for the "breaking bad" that "true detective" entered into the drama category -- >> they threw down the gauntlet. great news for "fargo" and

"american horror story coffin" they're not competing against "true detective" but it's hard to say. was last year's award for "breaking bad" their gold watch because the night the emmys ran last year was the night that the second to last episode of "breaking bad" aired. >> a long time ago. >> was that their victory lap or get another one almost a full year after the show went off the air? so that's -- everything in drama is up for grabs right now. it's a big fight against shows that people really love and care about. >> that is. people get so passionate about these shows. i'm one of them but to see "mad men" the way it is and elisabeth moss, that blew my mind. >> two years without getting a win. >> what is that about? >> i think it's a more beer for us situation. it's like they got everything. they got everything for so long and now let's spread it around a little bit. with that final season coming maybe there will be a reconsideration next year but maybe this isn't the year for them. >> i feel more beer for us all

the time. anyway -- >> can always count on you, dan. been a heck of a week. >> i'm here tomorrow. >> wouldn't have it any other way, dan. we'll be right back.

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shooting vehicle. they believe the shots came from a vehicle and checking surveillance video in the area. 8:57 we're taking a look at the roads with matt pellman filling in for karen rogers. >> reporter: it's been an underwhemming morning on the road. many issues along the southbound side of route 1 at hulmeville avenue. it's a broken vehicle and police activity taking out the right lane causing slowing south of 213. a disabled vehicle blocking eagle road in newtown. a paving project starts along 413 and point pleasant pike. in montgomery county there's a trash along trooper road and upper merion at more road and chester county 352 at 926. >> storms moving across south jersey, here's an update with david murphy. >> reporter: the same places

keep getting hammered. storm tracker 6 live showing heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing through cape may county and southern cumberland county and atlantic city about to take on heavier stuff. temperatures right now are in the 70s across the region. cooler down the shore where it's raining. 77 in philadelphia. today's high, 86. most of on and off thunderstorms will be down closer to the coast. tomorrow, nice, 87. saturday good, too. >> coming up at noon, an update on a texas killing spree where a man is accused of killing members of his own family. a lehigh valley county college student hailed as a hero for helping during a shark attack. "live" with kelly and

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