good morning, america. middle of the night chaos. >> it's an earthquake. >> brand new video coming in after the massive quake devastates much of napa and the wine country. roads ripped open, homes on fire, more than 200 injured, thousands of broken bottles and more aftershocks at this hour. sudden freedom by an american journalist held by al-qaeda. they are about to launch raise in london, closing in on the man who executed james foley. and a security breach on the brooklyn bridge. how did this 24-year-old get past security and scale the bridge? why he says he did it. ♪ from "bang bang" to beyoncé.

women rule music's hottest night. show-stopping moment. >> welcome to my world. >> but queen bey steals the show. as the "vmas" turn into the bmas. and good morning, america. happy monday. only one person in the world can upstage beyoncé, there she is right there, blue ivy. with a little yeah, mommy, last night. what a way to end that show. just uncredible. >> such a sweet family moment. and miley cyrus engineered her own statement when she sent a young, homeless man to accept her video of the year award as she looked on with tears in her

eyes. what a difference a year makes. >> very classy. get right to the state of emergency in northern california after the biggest earthquake to hit the san francisco bay area in 20 years, measuring 6.0. reporter: good mornin>> the governor declared a state of emergency, and downtown napa hit the haes this building behind me, this was a law office and a wine bar. this morning, a pile of rubble with chunks just dangling precarously here. 3:20 a.m. sunday, the earthquak moment caught on surveillance video, shaking people out of bed, and rocking cars and buildings. >> i woke up and thought, oh, my god, this is it. this is the big one. >> reporter: these store shelves thrashed around before the power goes out. seconds later, the shaking is

over, but the chaos has just begun. the monster 6.0 quake, the worst to hit the bay area in 25 years. fires rage inhe scenic tourist town of napa. more than a dozen buildings in the historic downtown ravaged. shattered glass were cars buried in brick, and roads ripped wide open. >> the ceiling is crushed. the whole store is like that on the other t control tower wiows at the airport,blow out. g the moment the quake time, hit. t gss mirrors put shards and everyw>>epter: more than 200 people take ton local hospitals, ining aarye-old boy in serious condition after being hit by debris. >> fireplace collapsed in the home. >> reporter: power knocked out, and 30 buildings and homes too

dangerous to go inside. >> stay away from buildings that look like they're leaning. >> reporter: and those allowed in, stunned by the damage. >> all the apartments pretty much look like this. >> reporter: as the cleanup begins, so too does the fear of economic devastation as countless images emerge of the famed wine and olive oil stock left on pieces on the floor and shovelled into dumpsters. authorities say this could have been so much worse. in the middle of the afternoon these streets would have been packed full of people. the price tag from the damage could top a billion dollars. >> still counting. thanks very much. you saw the fires. at least half a dozen. spread quickly, snapping gas lines, hitting a mobile home parks. neil karlinski is at one of those destroyed mobile home parks in napa. >> reporter: that's right, it didn't just collapse buildings, it started fires like the oneat.

look how hot it was, melting these garbage cans next door like candles and sending residents running. at the napa valley mobile home park, this was the fiery scene moments after the quake hit, forcing residents to fight for their lives. >> fire just exploded. it was frightening, terrifying. >> reporter: snapping gas lines, sparking a fire so hot, some people weren't sure they'd make it out. >> the earth moved, the house moved. >> reporter: four of these homes burned to the ground. a another half dozen were damaged. compounded by the fact that the quake ruptured water lines, leaving fire fighters struggling to find a way to put the fires out. >> we do have two swimming pools here in the community, and they were able to siphon water out of the pool into their truck and come back several times to fight the fire behind my house. >> reporter: homeowners bill and

teresa still shaken as they faced cameras, lost everything but the clothes on their backs. >> we dareryte ev alive. restoredlara.s quakes to have hit along the dor mund fault line. it could trigger a bigger quake along the major fault lines in the area. ginger is here to explain how that works. sounds like a real concern. >> absolutely. i think it helps to see it on map. the san andreas fault is closer to the coast. this is the west napa fault, only 20 only ran half of it. it could have been so much worse. the west napa fault is part of a network, they are concerned this is a precursor for aftershksup o >> thanks very much. and the latest now on the

american journalist free ts syria for two years by a terrorist group. this comes as officials say they are closing in on the i even s welcome. >> i'm peter, theo curtis -- off boston had not been revealed. his good fortune was he was held by al-qaeda in syria and not isis, who seems more interested in revenge than st worst people on the face of the earth. are, in their minds, the >> reporter: today this section they are going to carry out of l raise in london. because for them, the key question is not only who is he, but also where in syria is he? >> reporter: whoever he thoriti is somewhere near the syrian city of raqqah, the isis stronghold and command center, and the location of the

unsuccessful u.s. raid to rescue the hostages. u.s. authorities continue to be concerned that with their safe haven, isis will develop the ability to launch attacks on the u.s. mainland. >> there are external operations, i believe, underway. they would love nothing more than to hit the united states of america. >> reporter: this morning, the family of the released american hostage, peter theo curtis will be heading back to the u.s. as soon as he's ready to travel. and now to the strange and scary situation on an american airlines flight from dallas to san diego when fighter jets were scrambled. all of these part of a threat made on twitter involving the president of sony online entertainment. good morning, david. >> reporter: this attack seems to be connected, this cyber attack, on a gaming network with this social media bomb threat against a jet. the question this morning is

why. passengers finally home after their non-stop flight made an emergency stop. >> there were police everywhere, dogs. rumors was terrorists. people in the back freaking out. >> reporter: the american airlines jet heading from dallas to san diego told to land immediately in phoenix. >> emergency 62 will need. >> 362, clear to land. >> reporter: this is the plane, and according to two sources, it was shadowed by two fighter jets as it made the landing. passenger tweeting pictures from the tarmac. >> they took us off the plane, and searched the luggage, and gave us the onboard luggage back. >> reporter: and scramblining because of this tweet, from a purported hacker group called lizard squad. we have been receiving reports,

explosives on flight 362. te t laiming to take down the sony play station network over the weekend. they were saying its network was overwhelmed with artificially high traffic, denying service to some users. we asked why they might have been targeted, they didn't answer. and the fbi is investigating this case. the hacker group now says it is targeting the vatican. >> all right. thank you so much. and to amy for the other top stories this morning. good morning. good morning, and new video overnight of a fast-moving wildfire now threatening more than 500 homes and businesses in north california. at least one building already up in flames in the historic town of weaverville. at least 150 homes evacuated, and nearby roads are closed. school canceled today. crews have struggled to contain this fire because of the steep

terrain, heavy winds and dry conditions. for the second time in a month, police are investigating a security breach at the brooklyn bridge. officers arrested this man who walked past security, and climbed the tower, walking across one of the cable beams. he says he wanted to take pictures. but he now is facing criminal charges. it was barely a month ago that two german artists climbed the bridge and replaced the flags. people are expected to pack into a st. louis church today for the funeral of michael brown, shot by a police officer more than two weeks ago. steve osunsami has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this guest list is very long today. movie directors, musicians, even three representatives from the white house are scheduled to be here today. the family of michael brown met with the parents of trayvon martin at a peace rally. the tensions here have eased

over the past several days, and the family here is praying for continued peace in this city. amy. >> all right, steve osunsami with the latest. thank you. well, a giant sinkhole in northwest, indiana, is growing, threatening this neighborhood. it's 40 feet wide, 30 feet deep, swallowing several trees. homeowners say no one has taken any responsibility to fix it. and how do you fix this? a crash. look at that. on a los angeles freeway ended with a cadillac teetering eight feet high on that retaining wall. amazingly, no reports of any serious injuries. and before this next story, the young boy you're about to see is okay this morning. but take a look at this. he was playing in the street in china where you see him. he s see, wawy,he beten ate? é

it wawi havcéy itheng and a wardrobe malfunction. nik nikki minaj forced to hold her dress shut during her performance. explaining she ran out of time transitioning from her solo performance of "anaconda." and taylor swift with this blue leotard on the red carpet before shaking it off on stage. ♪ shake it off >> i want us all to take a moment of silence for mike brown -- >> reporter: there were more serious moments too. rapper common leading a moment of silence following the shooting death of ferguson, missouri, teenager, michael brown. a 180 from rus. last"vmas" --

>> i am accepting this. >> reporter: milely cyrus having a formerly homeless runaway, drawing awareness to her campaign to end homelessness. the speech sparking a massive social media response. her facebook post about the campaign wracking up 250,000 likes overnight and counting. ♪ but perhaps the biggest moment of the night belonged to beyoncé. ♪ right away queen bey getting the pres prestigious vanguard award and performing a medley from her new album. ♪ closing the show with emotional tribute to and from h husband jay z and their daughter, blue ivy. >> i just thank god for this moment. i love ya'll so much.

>> reporter: so many big names into her performance. lebron james tweeting, a lot of great artists, but none compare to bee onsay. #simply amazing. and little blue got a lot of love on twitter. omg, she waved at me. my life is over. and taylor swift had this to say, every time i see blue ivy, i cry. we want to know, what is your favorite moment of the "vmas." tweet us. >> tweets are coming in. we will have much more ahead. but now severe storms in the midwest overnight. that's what i want to start with. over two dozen severe storms. this out of minnesota, north and east of st. cloud. the tornado there, and video of it. in part the severe weather fueled by the heat. look, excessive heat warning again for st. louis today.

there are nine states with some parts in heat advisory. some of the heat indices could be over 110 this afternoon. i'll tell you much more, but for now, the local forecast in 30 seconds, and this morning's select cities brought to you by walmart. . >> reporter: hi everyon morning. as we look outside, get those shades ready. lots of sunshine up over the horizon. looks like a burst of sun reflecting off the center city buildings.

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have made a mistake. >> they say you have the wrong car back there. >> very shocking. just -- i can't imagine what those kids went through. >> i cried. i have kids. it's hard to imagine. >> reporter: in the video, the police quickly realize the passengers are children. >> do they look young to you? >> they do to me. >> a >> reporter: and that they've made a terrible mistake. >> gun down. >> reporter: they immediately start working to calm the kids. >> i'm scared. >> it's okay. >> going to jail? >> no one is going to jail. >> reporter: though police apologized, they say they acted appropriately for what they thought was a dangerous situation. >> for the nature of the call, yes. >> reporter: but she can't let this stop go. >> every time i listen to or hear or think about it, it bothers you. it's not -- i can't just say, okay, i'm fine. it's okay, it's not a big deal, it is. >> reporter: now in a statement

forney police say they acted professionally on the information they were given, and adjusted their methods when the situation presented itself to be otherwise. a tan toyota and a burgundy maxima, very different cars. >> i'm glad they made up for it fast. now to a brazen hollywood nightclub shooting. music producer marion shug knight was shot at a trendy l.a. nightclub at a party with chris brown. >> shug knight is famous for working with artists like snoop dogg and dr. dre. and this isn't the first time he's been shot. chris brown's representatives are distancing the singer from the attack. over night, chris brown in attendance at the "vmas." less than a day after the party he hosted turned violent. this morning, shug knight recovering, seen here crouching after a car after being shot

reportedly six times. witnesses say he managed to walk out of the club before being loaded on a stretcher and taken to the hospital along with two others injured by bullets. the melee breaking out at 1:30 a.m. at west hollywood hot spot 10. gun shots ringing out amidst the chaos and confusion, party-goers duck for cover. brown on a table after the shooting, furious at what had taken place. other club goers racing out the exit door holding their hands up, and sheriff's deputies with their guns drawn. >> not sure if marion knight was the intended target. and they may have been trying to to get out of harm's way. >> brown was unharmed his hechts

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again. boom. there he goes. the dolphins clearly not impressed by his skills in the water, so they took him down, those friendly dolphins. everyone was okay. back to you guys. >> okay. turn now to an eye-opening report out this morning on teens and sleep. and the study says starting school classes too early could hurt grades and health. and these doctors sounding the alarms. >> this could be the secret to getting an a this year for the kids. it looked at the causes of poor sleep quality, reliance of caffeine, technology use, and the normal sleep patterns, a link to obesity, drowsy driving, and poor academic performance all tied to not getting enough sleep. >> what is your prescription to fix this? >> we have to get on it now. getting ready to head into the school year. watch the caffeine, make sure

they unplug from everything with a screen at least an hour before bed. >> no screens in the room. >> the flashing of the screen keeps you up. >> absolutely. and then work backwards. if your child has to be at school at 7:00 a.m., and eight to nine hours of sleep, that means they need to be closing their ice at 10:00 or 11:00 at night. not easy to do. >> this does not mean you can sleep late and be late for school. >> they want schools to start later. >> that's right. this is a call to action. school should start later, and once in a while, hit the snooze button. >> kids will like this. >> why didn't we have this? >> can we implement this at "good morning america"? i'm just wondering. thank you. >> you bet. "pop news" and weather coming up. ryan with the morning menu. >> let's take a look at what's ahead. come on over here. so much to talk about. the "vma's" red carpet, fashion.

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mtv "vmas." full of red hot look welcomes and kristen cavalleri is here with the picks of the most mem able outfits. nice to see you. >> hello. >> you have said that iggy azalea owned the red carpet. >> i do. she looks absolutely gorgeous. it's unexpected, the dress. fits her like a glove, and the silver is so beautiful on her. >> it is gorgeous. look at that. she sparkled. and j.lo, looking great. >> show a little skin, why not? she gets better and amazing. i think it would have been better as a romper, and a little is t >> thas my problem. bit more coverage. she has the legs to pull it off. >> you have legs like that, why not? >> exactly. she looks great.

>> and katy perry in a versace custom gown in denim. >> paying homage to britney spears, and her and that moment of justin timberlake will stick out. i love it. >> she can always pull off something a little stunning. we asked you at home, who wore it best? we have the results from our viewers poll at goodmorningamerica.com, and i can't h-- yahoo!. and it's j.lo at 43%. double the age of some of the others, rocking that in her 40s, as another woman in her 40s, i don't think i could pull that off. she did. thank you so much. we are going to send it back over to george. thank you, guys. next up in the heat index, the no complaint pledge.

one mom is experimenting with no criticism. she's focusing on praising good behavior. lindsey davis caught up with her to see how it's working. >> reporter: all too often, parents hoping to curb bad behavior may sound like claire in modern family. >> grow up a little. i need things to change or i will. no tv or no internet. >> reporter: but one florida mom decided to put restrictions on her own behavior. >> instead of focusing on whatever they didn't do right, i decided to stop myself, stop criticizing, and instead focus on the good things. >> reporter: jeanettecap lin made a conscious effort to praise her children for being good and lay off the negativity. but she admits it wasn't easy. >> thank you for helping me. you want to keep complaining, yelling, criticizing in general.

>> reporter: but she could have never anticipated her kids' reaction to the positive reinforcement. >> they started behavioring better. the more you call them out on what they're doing well, they want more of the praise instead of the disappointment that they'll get from you when misbehaving. >> reporter: but others say parenting requires more of a balance between the carrot and the stk. >> it's essential to have the positive reinforcement, not in lieu of critiquing. >> there's a need for balance. you need to let them know when they have done something wonderful or what you're not going to tolerate. >> reporter: there are times she has to draw line. >> insults and hid hitting allowed. >> reporter: she plans to continue. much to her children's delight. >> she makes me feel proud of myself.

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they are up at third eye girl.com and artificialage.com. >> these are the first albums released by prince since 2010, correct? there's a lot of time to make his music fantastic. what can we expect? >> everything. >> and anything, right? >> yeah. >> i know we to want point out too because all of times square is in celebration for the big announcement. prince is everywhere. times square is purple here. what's the experience, you were hand-picked by prince. i can't even imagine collaborating with the legend that he is. >> yeah. it's been a beautiful journey. and we are learning so much, and we all love each other and we're so proud to be able to release this album with him. >> yeah. >> so many things. >> it's such an incredible learning experience. everyone knows the genius of prince. to be hand's on on a daily

basis, becoming a family. we're tight like eva said, we love each other. it comes through in the music. >> the music is so good. we have our favorites. it's evolved. and we cannot wait to hear these two new albums. remember, prince's album and the other will be out septeerou remember, prince's album and the other will be out septeerou 'loustott noha fr.ne l wyo fng cbane gi this

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