and our allies are resolved to find you and bring you to justice. >> authorities here in the u.s. on high alert. president trump condemning the attack lashing out at muslim extremists while this morning facing new backlash here at home for his response to charlottesville and now a top republican senator calling for, quote, radical changes at the white house. and the mother of heather heyer, here on "gma." her message to the president and what she wants the world to know this morning. good morning, america. as you can imagine it is a very busy friday morning. we want to get right to the latest on those deadly terror attacks in spain. you're looking live at las ramblas. that's in the heart of barcelona. once again packed with tourists as you can see after that horror. a driver killing at least 14 people and injuring more than 100. >> robin, this morning an american woman is now pleading for help trying to find her husband after they were separated during that attack. and that incident is now being linked to two others in spain, the latest one overnight just south of barcelona where police took down five terror suspects after they drove through a crowd as well. >> also overnight monuments around the world lighting up or going dark in solidarity with spain including the world trade center right here in new york. and just an hour ago a moment of silence in barcelona. the king of spain and hundreds there remembering the victims. we do have team coverage this morning starting with abc's james longman who is in spain for us at the scene. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, david. a terror attack right in the heart of barcelona and we are on las ramblas now, the street where that van plowed people down. now a vigil held in the square earlier this morning. last night a horrific terror attack that killed and injured scores of people. dramatic new interview video in the shoot-out in the town of cambrils. five suspected terrorists shot police shoot, the man falls but gets back up, then is shot and killed. this morning he is one of five suspected terrorists killed after attempting to drive over pedestrians in this seaside town. six bystanders and one police officer wounded in what came at the end of a shocking 24 hours along the coast. authorities saying this morning the attack is linked to the terrorist assault on barcelona earlier on thursday. at just before 5:00 p.m. a white van turning from a side street into the square in the district a famously crowded tourist area plowing into pedestrians. >> they're shooting, they're shooting. >> reporter: jack davey was visiting from los angeles and shot this video on her phone. >> if we didn't run out of the way, we would have been trampled. >> reporter: the van speeding down this path in red at 50 miles per hour, traveling 1,000 feet before coming to a halt. the front of the van smashed. rebecca says she was almost hit by the van. >> as you were walking back the truck nearly hit you? >> yes. exactly. >> reporter: the vehicle missing her by inches. the blood and injured children. police on foot began combing the streets as the driver of the van fled. he's still at large this morning. in all 14 people dead and over 100 hurt. at least one american suffering minor injuries. authorities arrested and then released the suspect. his identity documents were stolen before he rented the van. another man is also in custody and authorities say a third man was shot and killed after running a police roadblock. officials also linking the two attacks to an earlier explosion that destroyed a home 124 miles from barcelona. the explosions were initially reported to have been caused by gas canisters. >> today the fight against terrorism is the principle priority. >> reporter: the spanish prime minister speaking overnight, saying the whole country stood in solidarity with barcelona, blaming jihadi terrorism. this attack of course reminds us of similar attempts across europe where vehicles were used to kill. but there's one crucial difference here. it seems this one was carefully coordinated. david? >> james longman who has been on the scene since last night for us and just incredible to think that van was going at speeds of 50 miles per hour. people didn't even know it was coming at them. >> no, and the impact has been felt all around the world because those attacks in spain targeting people from all over the world as i said. spanish authorities saying the dead and injured were from 24 different countries including france, australia and america. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is on the scene with more on the victims and heroes who jumped in to help. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. you know, barcelona is such a beautiful city. such a joyful and lively place that last night on a gorgeous summer night, so many people's lives, families, workers, tourists were changed in an instant. as terror grips the heart of the city, one american woman tries desperately to find her husband. heidi nunes and her husband jared traveled from california to barcelona to celebrate their first anniversary. they were shopping when the van careened in las ramblas. >> within seconds after that, there was screaming and yelling and i just ended up further and furthusband. >> reporter: heidi ended up pushed into a kiosk and hasn't seen jared since. in the midst of all the carna carnage -- >> at first everybody cried together. people from all around the world. >> reporter: their heartwarming >> reporter: there are heart warming stories, too, of strangers helping strangers. >> i saw people screaming, falling over. there was this one girl with deep gashes on her leg. >> reporter: alec is an american student spending his vacation in barcelona looking for a bite to eat when the van came smashing into the crowd. among the bodies he spotted was a 14-year-old with a severe leg wound. 14 dead and at least is 100 injured. victims from 24 countries. this morning in barcelona and across spain, a moment of silence. barcelona is such an international city. a city of the world and one of the things you feel here this morning is that determination, that defiance that we felt in so many other places, not to let terror define this beautiful place. robin. >> all right, terry, thanks so much. as we showed the live shot of las ramblas this morning and it's business as usual. >> sending a message. we turn now to shari weise. an american mom from los angeles who was right there in las ramblas. the shopping district in barcelona when, of course, that terrifying attack began. shari, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you, david. >> can you tell us what was the first sign for you that something horrible was beginning to unfold around you? >> i was walking and i heard basically like a clanging -- a car hitting metal and i knew immediately that something was happening when i heard the car hit some metal. instantaneously i knew something was wrong. >> and you turned around. you described the crowd just running towards you? >> yes, so when i heard the crash, i looked up and like a sea of people, some were running left, some were running right, some were running in the middle and i quickly realized that i had to get out of the way so i, unfortunately, saw bodies flying up in the air and realized that i had to go to my right and not my left because the car was coming to the left of me. >> and we know you're a mom and it would seem a mother's instinct kicked in because you described actually grabbing a child who was frozen as this was all playing out and trying to get him out of the way. >> yes, so when i realized i had to jump to my right i saw maybe a 14, 15-year-old boy like a deer in headlights. he just froze and i could tell in his face he didn't know what to do so when i jumped to the right i pulled him and pulled him behind a pole with me and we crouched down together on the ground. >> saving his life as the van then went by and you described just watching that van hit a number of people around you. >> there was a gentleman, an older gentleman to my left and when i jumped to the right, the van hit him and he went flying. >> can you describe for us, shari, how fast the van was going and did the people there who were gathered and we know so many tourists there, you were there, you had just arrived in barcelona hours earlier, if you had any time to react particularly the people at the beginning when that van first jumped the curb. >> i don't even think i reacted. i just -- i methodically thought there's a car coming at me. there's people running everywhere. i almost didn't have time for emotion. all i thought about was i don't want to get killed. i have kids. i have to get out of the way. >> and what would you say, you know, to these extremist groups around the world, shari, having survived this terror in that moment, these terrorist groups that are deciding to use vehicles as weapons, what they put you all through? >> i don't understand. i feel that, you know, we're not born to be this way. we're taught this way so i don't understand why they're being taught, you know -- we all need to be together in this. we can't hate and that to me is -- i don't understand the hate. i don't know where it comes from because again that has to be taught. that is not something you are born with. you learn that from somewhere, somehow, some way and what i saw yesterday, when i saw people lying in the street and bleeding and hiding behind that pole, all i could think of was why? why these innocent people and the man next to me is lying in the street not moving and i just didn't understand why. >> the whole world asking why this morning and, shari, you immediately called your daughter. >> yes. so when i was behind the pole crouching i somehow grabbed my phone and thought i better call my family and my children to tell them, you know, i'm okay but something is wrong and it's horrible and i just started screaming in the phone i'm alive but there's people dying and blood and honestly i don't even remember what i said to her. i did ask her later and she told me i'm not going to tell you, mom. it was horrific what you were saying to me and i just started running with her on my phone away from the area. >> well, shari weise, i know your family is grateful that you're alive, that you survived this and so are we and we thank you for sharing that story with us this morning. and, robin, that incredible instinct of hers to grab that 15-year-old boy she described as frozen in the way of that van and pulling him, saving his life. >> i'm sure there's many stories like that, like shari's story. we're learning more about the terrorists who carried out these assaults, appearing to follow the isis playbook, using a large vehicle to target the crowded area. and brian ross is here with more on that. fears that these attacks may be part of a larger plot, brian. >> that's right. good morning. police in spain this morning are scrambling to deal with what is clearly a much bigger plot than just the van attack. now involving the five additional suspected terrorists shot dead overnight wearing fake suicide bomb vests. the question this morning, how many more members of this isis sleeper terror cell are still at large and will they attack again before police close in? details are still sketchy about the second attempted terror attack in cambrils overnight and the connections of the five dead terrorists to those involved in yesterday's van attack in barcelona. but the existence and the size of the isis terror cell has stunned spanish police. >> isis promotes these types of attacks because they're easy. you can take people who have received no training, who are using items that are easy to acquire and they can still commit mass murder. >> reporter: police this morning are still racing to locate everyone involved in the barcelona van attack. officials say the van was rented in the name of this man, 28-year-old moroccan born driss oukabir but he claimed his license was stolen and police tell abc news this morning he has now been released with a new focus on his younger brother as a possible driver. the barcelona attack comes straight out of the isis playbook with its followers urged to use any means available to attack innocent civilians. this isis fighter was described as an american goading others to attack. >> are you capable of stabbing someone with a knife or running him over with a car? >> reporter: just this may isis gave details of the best truck to use in an attack and now there's been almost a dozen such attacks in europe, nice, france, 86 killed. berlin, 11 dead and then in london another dozen people killed. and what spain is dealing with this morning was no lone wolf attack but instead a much more complex operation involving at least eight people who isis claims were soldiers of the caliphate, robin. >> we're seeing across the country and right here the heightened security because of what we're seeing. brian, thanks so much. >> brian, thank you. the president meanwhile, condemning the terror attack in barcelona saying the united states will do whatever is necessary to help. but here at home drawing backlash for another response he tweeted about it and still facing new fallout from charlottesville. major magazines taking him on with these covers referencing neo-nazis and the kkk. and this morning, top republicans separating from the president now. one now calling for, quote, radical changes at the white house and abc's cecilia vega is in bridgewater, new jersey, with the president. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, david, good morning. the president is responding to that attack in barcelona from here on his working vacation in new jersey. let's get right to that tweet. he said the united states condemns the terror attack in barcelona, spain and will do whatever is necessary to help. be tough and strong. we love you. hours after this attack the president tweeted again, this one about terrorism, and it's really raising some eyebrows this morning. he referenced a world war i general and a graphic story about how that general killed supposedly muslim rebels. this is something that the president talked about repeatedly on the campaign trail, but the problem is, david, historians have debunked this story. many of them call it an outright myth. >> many thought that had been left on the campaign trail and brought back again. in the meantime, cecilia, the president not backing down under fire for another controversial tweet where he's mourning the loss of confederate monuments calling them, quote, beautiful? >> reporter: yeah, let's get right to that tweet too also, david. he said, sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you can't change history but you can learn from it. robert e. lee, stonewall jackson, who is next, washington, jefferson? now, that right after, of course, the middle of this controversy in the wake of his comments on charlottesville, some prominent republicans are publicly, you know, rebuking him. bob corker of tennessee is questioning the president's stability, david. >> actually calling for radical changes in the white house were his words. cecelia vega with us live this morning, thank you as always. there are a lot of other news headlines to get to this morning as well and amy has that from overnight. >> good morning, everyone. the navy has issued a new statement overnight about that crash involving the "uss fitzgerald." the destroyer hit a cargo ship off japan killing seven sailors and crushing part of the ship. as of today the commanding officers have been relieved of duty including the ship's captain who barely escaped with his life. in the african nation of sierra leone more than 400 people are now confirmed dead. 600 others still missing following catastrophic mudslides. unfortunately more rain could trigger further disaster there. and the turmoil at the white house and the terror attack in spain are taking a toll on wall street. u.s. stock futures slipped overnight after the market suffered its second worst day of the year. the dow lost 274 points. the nasdaq and s&p were also down sharply. and finally leaving las vegas after a visit from lady luck, a california woman got to the airport early. she decided to take advantage of you've seen them those slot machines in the terminal. sandra alvez hit the jackpot with a $5 bet winning $1.6 million. she's very excited about the money -- >> i could tell. >> i promise you she's really happy. she's so happy she forgot to smile. but she's going back to work at her salon. wheel of fortune, pink diamonds game, concourse c if you want to try your luck. >> that's when you don't mind your flight being delayed. >> that's true. >> thank you, amy. to ginger in nashville. severe storms heading for the east coast? 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>> well, the dog is not doing well, honestly and when i left this morning, i told her, her mother came to take her that she could go because i think she is just grieving herself to death honestly and i mostly don't have time to grieve. i have a mission to accomplish and -- but, yes, when i get home, my husband and i both get on the computer and we're poring through reams and reams of well wishers and people who knew heather, people who didn't know heather. it's helping and i appreciate so much your outpourings of true heartfelt love. it's holding me up. it's holding me together right now. >> i'm so glad to hear that and as more people continue to learn more about your daughter, she is just touching so many people. i have to say the memorial service was absolutely beautiful and your words, susan, powerful, especially when you said they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what, you just magnified her. >> absolutely. she is now around the world -- i just can't even begin to tell you how her mission has been carried on. i need -- i almost need a secretary to write down all these things for me because it's just blowing my mind how she's reached so far. >> i know that politicians also reached out to you, that they wanted to be a part of her service and you respectfully declined. why was that? >> it was a private moment that i was willing to allow the world to view, but this was my only chance to have my private time with my daughter. i'm more than willing to have other events where they can speak on her causes. right now i'm a little wounded. i'm a little angry and so i'm not trusting any politicians at the moment. i feel like people are trying to use me and use heather's name to further their causes that are not necessarily in alignment with hers so i'm a little leery of politicians. the funeral was not because of that. the funeral was just simply, this was a family moment. >> the anger is in part because you feel that the politicians are trying to reach out to you for their own particular agendas and not to further your daughter's mission? >> i'm fearful of that and i don't have enough experience to sort through that. i'm just leery. i'm just leery. i've always been a bit of a cynic and skeptic and this has kind of added to that. >> this is new territory for you and for this to so tragically happen and bring your daughter and your family into the spotlight and people reaching out, including, we understand, president trump has reached out. have you talked to him directly yet? >> i have not and now i will not. at first i just missed his calls. the call -- the first call looked like actually came during the funeral. i didn't even see that message. there were three more frantic messages from press secretaries throughout the day and i didn't know why that would have been on wednesday and i was home recovering from the exhaustion of the funeral and so i thought well, i'll get to him later and had more meetings to establish her foundation, so i hadn't really watched the news until last night and i'm not talking to the president now. i'm sorry. after what he said about my child and it's not that i saw somebody else's tweets about him. i saw an actual clip of him at a press conference equating the protesters like ms. heyer with the kkk and the white supremacists. >> and that is where you are right now because after his statement, after he read his statement on monday you thanked him but now you've had a chance to hear his remarks from tuesday and that has changed your position as far as the president is concerned and wanting to hear from him. >> absolutely. you can't wash this one away by shaking my hand and saying i'm sorry. >> is there something -- >> i'm not forgiving for that. >> is there something, though, that you would want to say to the president? >> think before you speak. >> well, as i said, that's something that a lot of mommas say to their children. is there anything other than the president's press conference on tuesday, is there anything else that has been said by him or anyone else that has angered you, upset you? >> there's so many things coming at me so fast from so many angles. i did read and i knew that these comments probably existed that heather was part of a terrorist group, that she was part of a terrorist group, black lives matter and i can't even remember what the other group was and i just said absolutely false. heather was not part of any group other than the girls in her office. she was part of a group of human beings who cared to protest. >> i want to end in talking with you, i want to end talking about your daughter. we've heard comments from her colleagues and friends and how she wanted justice for all. how will you -- what do you think of most when you reflect upon your daughter? >> that tenacious, stubborn spirit that just would not let you get by with a half-assed answer. you had to get to the truth. you had to get to the bottom. you had to get to the nitty-gritty of it. she was not going to let go. >> as you said if you pay attention and do something about it and she certainly did that. >> yes. >> susan bro, bless you for raising such a loving, caring child and we wish you and your family all the very best. >> thank you. >> and certainly appreciate your time, especially with all that's going on right now. please take care. >> thank you so much. >> as she said, you know, she didn't have a chance as you would imagine to watch all that has taken place since her daughter's funeral and when she saw the press conference that the president gave, you could see -- well, she spoke for herself how she felt about that. susan bro has actually received death threats. people have actually -- but she feels compelled to continue her daughter's mission and her daughter's mission was about equality for all and social justice for all and she said as she said at the service, it's hard to lose a child. but to lose a child in vain, she said, no, it has to mean something. >> she's a mom on a mission now. >> you can see where her daughter got some of that fighting spirit from, her mom. all right, make sure to watch tonight, a special edition of "20/20," it's investigating the rise of hate groups in america. at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. powerful interview, robin. we'll be right back. somewhere along of self-discovery: a breakthrough. ♪ it's in our nature to need each other. ♪ a new epic flavor... it's cranberry. it's pineapple. and there's no. sugar. added. cranberry pineapple 100% juice. the next big thing to hit the juice aisle. cratake an extra 20%kohl'suice. off your purchase. sale get the gear. win the school year. kids' licensed tees are just $6.40. boys' plaid wovens are $14.39 and girls' varsity tees are only $11.99. plus get kohl's cash too. game on. kohl's. oreo thins. ♪ a thin twist on the oreo cookie you love. ♪ back now this morning with that explosive lawsuit involving fitness guru richard simmons. he and his team taking on "the national enquirer" and radaronline saying he was transitioning to a woman and his lawyer now speaking exclusively to abc news, sitting down with our nick watt. >> how is richard simmons doing. >> he's doing fine. he's just private and likes to stay that way. if he wants to come forward and testify and have his body examined, so be it. >> reporter: he sweated to the oldies for decades and then disappeared from public life more than three years ago. the "national enquirer" ran stories claiming he was undergoing, quote, shocking sex swap surgery, based in large part on photographs and an interview provided by this man, mauro olivera. >> what was he to him? >> he was a masseuse and had a relationship. >> still friends? >> i wouldn't bank on that. >> reporter: in a declaration filed late thursday olivera states, although i may have said richard simmons' chest looks like the chest of someone who might be on hormones i never stated that richard simmons is now a woman, had breast implants or had sex-change surgery. >> they have hyped this into a whole other story with all these other details that are simply wrong and false. >> reporter: simmons' lawyers filed a defamation suit against "the enquirer," radar and ami back in may. they then filed a motion to kill the case, calling someone transgender not defamatory. simmons' lawyer disagrees. >> look what happened to the president of the united states with respect to joining the armed services, discrimination, ostracism and the problems with getting jobs are rampant. >> reporter: american media telling us in part overnight it's the height of sophistry to claim to be a supporter of lgbtq rights yet also claim to be defamed by being identified as transgender. ami stands by its reporting which was not only supported by a lengthy on the record taped interview with mr. olivera but also supported by photographs and videotape. >> reporter: now, a hearing is scheduled for august 30 when a judge will decide whether to throw out richard simmons' defamation case or proceed and there, of course, is also the chance it will be settled out of court. >> keep us posted. nick watt, thanks so much, nick. coming up on our big board as we count down to the solar eclipse, how will it affect animals from the zoo to your pets at home? 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[ cheers and applause ] as you can see the raindrops are coming down. >> gray skies. >> we need demi lovato though this morning. >> we do because it's been a busy day for us already, so much news that we're following. latest on terror attacks in spain that killed at least 14 people. injured more than a hundred. >> the memorial in barcelona is growing as we speak on the air and overnight countries around the world showing solidarity with the victims. the eiffel tower going dark for a time. >> our foreign correspondent james longman is live in barcelona with details on the latest terror attack. good morning, again, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're just learning that at least one american was killed here in spain. secretary of state rex tillerson made that announcement this morning. and overnight, police foiled a second terror attack, shooting and killing five suspects after they plowed into police cars and civilians, leaving seven woun d wounded, including a police officer. some of the suspects were carrying fake explosive belts. up the coast in barcelona where we are now, a moment of silence just a short time ago. the king in attendance honoring the 14 people killed and more than 100 wounded. a much different scene after thursday's chaos and confusion. a white van speeding down the famous las ramblas street at 50 mile per hour, the area filled with people during the peak of spain's tourist season. authorities say they've made three arrests, but are still looking for the driver. this is a cosmopolitan city. victims from 34 countries all around the world. again, we understand at least one american has now been killed in back-to-back terror attacks. amy? >> james longman, thank you. we are live for our viewers in the west with more breaking news. just moments ago another attack, this one in finland. police have confirmed at least one person has been killed, several others stabbed and a suspect has been shot. this of course all coming on the heels of those attacks in spain. so let's head right to our chief foreign correspondent terry m e moran for the latest on this development. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is an ongoing situation on the other side of europe as even barcelona rises from yesterday's attack. the southwest of finland, 85 miles west of helsinki, one person dead, several others stabbed. the perpetrator captured by police and telling abc news this is an ongoing situation. they are looking for possible other accomplices and saying that the center of that city is on lockdown. finland is often categorized as the safest city in the world. it has never had a terror attack and police are not yet calling this a terror attack. they don't have the facts to do so. but finnish authorities have been very concerned. dozens of men and women have gone to join isis and come back and just this summer finland for the first time raised its security level from low to elevated. they have been concerned for a while that there are isis cells in finland, and this is an attack that they are going to investigate. amy? >> terry moran from barcelona, spain, thanks so much for that and we'll continue to keep you updated on abc news throughout the day. coming up here on "gma" first though, that parenting alert that we told you about. a new survey on concussions and sports. the sports to watch out for. dr. jen ashton is here. as your kids head back to school we are breaking down just how heavy their backpacks really are. how much is too much? come on back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ find your child's class supply list at walmart.com. select "add all items" and ship them home. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. now's your chance at completely clear skin. just ask your doctor about taltz. 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[ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." >> cue the drums. >> back here on "gma," now, that's how you make an entrance. >> that's demi lovato taking over central park. >> there she is. she will be performing live. >> welcome, "gma." >> you heard the woman. >> i got to get down there. >> and you will but not before "pop news." you can't leave before "pop news." >> my drummers. >> let's do it. we start with this. katy perry taking to instagram to explain she may be chained to the rhythm but not to her tour schedule. she says elements of her stage are still not ready for rehearsal so the tour will have to be delayed. the "witness" tour was meant to start on the 7th but now she will kick it off september 19th in montreal. most of the dates have been rescheduled. there's an upside to this. noah cyrus, purity ring and carly rae jepsen have been added as opening acts. bad news, good news. also in the news this morning, miley cyrus dropped her new single overnight. that's it. "younger now" and announced she will release the full album september 29th. and she's feeling real estate richer now, it seems. at 24 she's now the proud owner of this, 33-acre property in her hometown of franklin, tennessee. just outside nashville. >> it's beautiful. >> gorgeous. she paid $5.8 million for it. it's got five bedrooms. four bathrooms. a pool, a pool house. >> she won't even know we're there. >> that's right. it even has a putting green so we can practice. miley had said she wanted to get back to her roots to her home state of tennessee for years. she also owns an ultra modern ranch in malibu living with her fiance liam hemsworth. >> you forget that she's just 24 years old. >> getting younger as she says. >> yes. >> already messed up the name. >> sounds good. finally, everybody to the breakout star of the summer. we saw it happen when she came to "gma." tiffany haddish stole the show not only on our show but in the movie "girls trip" and going head-to-head with none other than kevin hart. hart is producing and co-writing "night school" and he cast her to co-star alongside him in the film that follows a group of misfits attending night class in hopes of earning their geds. sounds like they'll get an a-plus on this one. the two actually go way back. haddish revealing to stephen colbert kevin was kind enough to lend her 300 bucks when she was struggling as a comedian living out of her car in the early 2000s. now fast forward to 2017 and "variety" is calling her one of the ten comics to watch for this year. that movie set to hit theaters september 28th, 2018. >> that will be funny. did you see her on colbert? hysterical. >> out of control. >> funnier than when she was here. >> she was so great. the movie, that you haven't seen it, "girls trip", is a riot. >> so appreciative. out there working and sudden recognition. >> the new kid. >> you got to head out to the park. demi lovato. >> i got to take my coffee. >> tell her we said hello. now a parenting alert and important new survey taking a closer look at parents' awareness of concussion risks and sports and how it's affecting the decision to let their kids play. linsey davis is here and has all the details. >> reporter: good morning. this new survey by the barrow neurological institute a leader in studying concussions and with this new research comes a new warning about youth sports and concussion risks. the message, that while many parents view football as dangerous, parents need to be aware that other sports also pose a concussion risk as well. it's the all-american sport known for hard hits and jarring blows. traumatic brain injuries and incidents of chronic traumatic encephalopathy among football players are increasingly making headlines. now researchers at the barrow neurological institute in arizona want parents to know concussions aren't limited to the gridiron. in a new survey conducted by the institute, 85% of parents say they would permit their kids to participate in any contact sport. >> this is actually a significant increase from last year of 69%. >> reporter: and while only two-thirds of parents say they would allow their child to play football, nine of ten parents were fine letting their child take part in soccer, even though girls' soccer has the highest rate of concussion of any teen sport. >> the greatest rise of that participation is actually in girls sports. the number one increase is actually in cheer. >> reporter: alexa kiaza was one of those cheerleaders. >> i couldn't read, i couldn't write. i couldn't have a light on in the house. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was treated at the barrow institute after three concussions ended her seven years as a cheerleader. >> i had extremely bad pain in my legs. my headaches got progressively worse and i slept 15 to 20 hours a day. >> that was really hard. >> reporter: alexa's mom lisa says after the third concussion it was time to pull both of her daughters from the sport. >> to tell her that you are done was the worst thing i think i've ever had to say to my kids. i know it took a while for football to get those helmet laws in place and now i think it's time for cheer. >> reporter: alexa and her mom says even the best cheerleading teams don't have the athletic trainers that football teams have, people that can spot the symptoms of a concussion. at first she didn't realize she was experiencing concussion symptoms but now hope kids will become more aware of what to look for to determine if they have a concussion. especially in a sport like cheerleading it's not always the first thing you think of. >> we're trained to look for it in football, but not elsewhere. we have to be. thanks. want to bring in dr. jen ashton and this is about awareness but there were thing that is stood out. >> listen, i think the good news is awareness is up. the not so great news is that fear is also up and i think when you start to see parents deciding to pull their kids out of any athletic participation, that's not such a good thing and i think linsey hit something really, really important. concussions and traumatic brain injury is not just a football problem. it can occur in literally any sport. it can occur at home falling out of bed. i've seen patients with that and i think we need to remember that this is just a global issue here. it's not just about one sport. >> you're right, linsey brought up some excellent points and i know you enjoy it and busting myths here when it comes to concussions. >> the biggest one i hear is that you have to black out and lose consciousness to have a concussion. that is incredibly wrong. in fact, 90% of concussions occur without a loss of consciousness. the second one, you have to hit your head to have a concussion. it makes sense to think that but that's not true. remember, a concussion is your brain hitting the inside of your skull and the worst concussions oftentimes occur with a rotational hit so the head spinning around, you might not actually hit your head and then the last one is about symptoms. if you don't have a headache, you don't have a concussion. we have to hit this hard, you guys. there are about 20 symptoms of concussion. we tend to organize them in four categories, physical, emotional, sleep related and then what we call cognitive. take a look at the physical symptoms here. yes, headache is the most common. but you can have nausea. you have can have dizziness and fatigue and balance issues. when you go to the emotional, emotional lability, more tearful, jittery, nervous is a big one. sleep related. we tend not to think of that. that can be having trouble sleeping, sleeping more or sleeping less. and then lastly, cognitive. you will see this in teenage athletes. they will have difficulty remembering and have a mental fog. difficulty in school. that can be a glaring symptom, so i think that is the key we have to expand what we're looking for. >> it's not always just the headache and sometimes there's not a headache, it's the other stuff. >> correct. >> lastly, you know, younger people. a lot think they're resilient and young brains will bounce back. this is important? >> yeah. we think the young brain is more susceptible so we need to follow this 50, 60 years down the road. >> i love your daughter, chloe, 17 years old. she's a fierce ice hockey player. >> that's right. >> as a mom and as a doctor how do you balance it? >> this is our world. you know, she's been playing a contact sport since she was 5 years old and to be clear she used to play with the boys where there was full contact body checking, so we have this on our radar. i think the value especially for girls of learning the strength and power of being an athlete, that is invaluable. but i want parents to also understand a very important thing. when you're at that rink or the field or the court, coaches and certified athletic trainers do an amazing job but they're watching so many players. keep your eyes on your kid. you know how they run, how they move, how they skate and get up. if something is wrong and they might be impaired you will be the first one to notice. >> i remember my mom pulling me out of a basketball game. she was like, nope, she knew something and had the coach pull -- >> exactly. >> thank you. >> chloe got on tv. nice shot. >> how did that go by the way when your mom pulled you out? you're like, mom, don't pull me out. >> that's right. let's get to rob in central park. >> hey, robin. another friday concert. another rainy day here in central park. not deterring you, is it? are we all right? we're all right with this rain. i mean, they are soaked but they are psyched for demi lovato. heavy rain now. we'll get heavy rain later. flood watches posted for the northeast and more severe storms coming at us later this afternoon so millions in the storm zone today. do not let that dampen your mood. it certainly isn't dampening their mood. right? you better believe it baby. rain drops falling on ou i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with your forecast. later on today, really comfortable in terms of august temperatures. lots of sunshine away from the coast. 89 at concord, 82 in san jose. 67 in san francisco. 84, santa rosa, and 90 the afternoon high in fairfield. as we look at your beach forecast, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. a nice weekend on the way. early call for the solar eclipse monday morning coas >> and now to our great backpack makeover as our kids head back to school. we are taking a closer look at how backpacks could affect them. surveys show that most school kids say they have pain related to their backpacks and paula faris went out on a mission to find just how heavy they can get. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: it's back to school at j.t. moore middle school in nashville and that means kids are carrying most of what they need in their backpacks. to find out just how heavy the backpacks are, "gma" set up a backpack clinic. our expert, dr. alex diamond, a pediatric sports medicine physician at vanderbilt university. we're here with middle school children. why are these children in particular more vulnerable? >> they're still developing and growing. the other part about it, they're starting to get into more serious academic work and having the requirements of these heavier books. >> reporter: but how much weight is too much? heavy backpacks. how big of an issue is this for children? >> i think it's critical and we're seeing issues with muscle sprains and strains and numbness and having neck pain and headaches. >> reporter: first we asked the kids a question. how many of you here have really heavy backpacks? raise your hand. wow. that's almost all of you have a really heavy backpack. the american academy of pediatrics says it should never be more than 10 to 20% of a child's body weight. first up, charlie who is a sixth grader. his backpack over the limit, it's nearly 20 pounds. >> i have a lot of neck pain. >> show us what you've got in here. lots of books. do you think -- do you need all of these books? >> yeah, for classes. >> reporter: more than half of these sixth graders are carrying backpacks weighing more than 20% of their body weight and check out this lineup of fifth graders. vivian's is almost a third of her body weight. >> you can see how heavy it is. >> toby's backpack also over the limit at 21 pounds. >> you can't even zip your bag. this is a huge bag, buddy. overall, almost 40% of the kids had backpacks that were over the recommended weight. but watch what happens with the school's seventh graders. they use digital textbooks so no lugging around those heavy books. 5.6 pounds. that's pretty awesome. >> feels so much better. >> it feels so much better. >> reporter: to lighten the load each child at the school does have a locker. our experts shows them how to lift their backpacks to avoid strain. >> you want to bend at your knees and grab both straps and pull it up and lift and then you can put it across your back. >> for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, nashville. and we have parenting expert erica suitor now and i have to say this is a big problem in my house. my kids walk nearly a mile to school each day and i feel their backpacks and it's outrageous how heavy they are. >> it is. >> what's the best way to wear a backpack to minimize some of the problems? >> well, first i should say there's been no city that showed there's long-term damage but parents are concerned about the pain their kids are feeling right now so the first thing you want to do is make sure you have a size appropriate backpack. don't buy a big backpack thinking my child will grow into it. that's number one. number two, make sure that you have padded straps. that's going to give you a lot of extra support and make it more comfortable but then you also want to make sure the backpack sits in the right place. you want to make sure it sits at the child's waist so it lightens the load for her and makes it a little easier. you also want to consider getting a chest strap. chest straps also help in terms of relieving the stress and giving you a little extra support. snap in there. >> that makes a lot of sense to make it equal distribution. >> and you also want to try rolling backpacks. like a really great way. >> i've seen kids walking around with it. like little luggage. >> exactly. third grade and up you see them with rolling backpacks because they have so much to carry. >> nice and easy. how you load your backpack can also affect how it weighs on you. >> exactly. >> take a look at this. this backpack is packed all wrong. try lifting it up. >> yeah, it's pretty heavy. >> so there are things you can do to make it a little easier on you to lighten your load. the first thing you want to do is you want to put the heavy things, the biggest things toward the back. >> my kids books are a lot bigger and thinkinger than that. >> make sure the binders and heavy books and binders are toward the back. >> toward the back. >> towards your back. then you want to add in other things like a thermos. if you carry one, don't fill it up until you get to school. that extra water will be heavy and put in the lighter items that you may need. >> because that gives you support in the back when you're putting the backpack on? >> yes. and if you have a lunch, if it fits in the backpack, great. if not, just carry it. don't attach it to the backpack don't shove it in there, but carry it and that will lighten your load and make that trip to school and home much easier. >> i like that digital book thing too because that makes a huge difference because these textbooks they're bringing home is crazy back and forth. >> make sure you don't bring home things you don't need. if you don't have social studies homework don't bring it home. >> be organized and bring home less and be more efficient. thank you very much. we appreciate it. coming up next we have demi lovato performing live in central park. stay with us. good 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power outage. public safety is the main goal of our program. that's why we're out removing these hundreds of thousands of hazard trees. having tools and technology gives us a huge edge to identify hazard trees. my hope is that the work we're performing allows that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. together, we're building a better california. ♪ back now on "good morning america" and, of course, everybody very excited about the solar eclipse, just three days away. and we wanted to know exactly what will happen, so we went right to our favorite solar sisters. experts 10-year-old kimberly and 12-year-old rebecca who joined us on "gma" yesterday. take a look. >> hi, i'm becca. >> i'm kimberly. today we'll demonstrate for you how the solar eclipse works. >> for our model this soccer ball will be the earth. this golf ball will be the moon orbiting the earth. and the sun will be the sun. the way a solar eclipse works is when the earth, sun and moon all perfigand the moon shadow crosses over the earth. you might be thinking, why don't we get a solar eclipse every month? because the moon orbits around the moon every month. the answer is the moon's orbit is not perfectly horizontal to the earth's orbit. it's off by about five degrees which means a solar eclipse happening is relatively rare. approximately every two years though a solar eclipse does happen but it happens anywhere in the world. the reason that this eclipse is special is because it's the first one to cross the continental u.s. since 1979. >> remember to always wear your solar eclipse glasses for looking at the sun. sunglasses are not sufficient. they can still hurt your eyes if you look at the sun. >> both: bye. thanks for watching! >> thank you, solar sisters. a great science lesson. you can see so much more. our full coverage of "the great american eclipse" monday. david muir anchoring our special live report starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. right now, though, let's get over to rob. >> we've seen the rain behind you, lara. we see it all. taking cover and doing the best we can. rain ain't bothering them though. we are loving it here. it is a big american block party. isn't it? we love our block parties at "gma." take a look at this great picture from phoenix. it was sent to us by tracy who has been part of the neighborhood block party for years and they do it up right there. these neighbors are so close they even vacation together. all part of what we got going on as far as send us your block parties. this one from phoenix and they go on vacation to the tropics. sure does look nice, doesn't it, guys. [ chanting "yes" ] >> all right. i'm meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast today. lots of sunshine in oakland. 74. 82, san jose. 67 in san francisco. seven-day forecast, the weekend, a steady pattern. cooler for next week. >> all right. you know, have you ever done some grilling in the rain with the umbrella? yeah, everybody has. oh, it's not raining that much. king's hawaiian grilling tip. make sure your meat is done. just in case stick a meat thermometer in there especially if it's pork or chicken. heat thermometers are great. that is your tip and carry an umbrella today. not a bad gig. lara back up to you. >> thank god your hair looks fabulous slicked back. pouring rain. that's not stopping us. why? our friend demi lovato is back with us rocking our summer concert series. >> hello. >> we got to give it to the lovatics, standing in the pouring rain. >> thank you guys so much. i love every single one of you. you're incredible. >> they love you. so excited to be here and just got a little taste of inspiration -- oh, they're singing happy birthday to you. >> yeah, thank you. thank you guys so much. >> why don't you tell us when is your actual day? >> my actual birthday is on sunday. i'm turning 25. >> happy birthday. so "instruction." we just got a little taste of it. the video is so fun. what was your inspiration? >> my inspiration behind the video for "instruction" or -- >> yes, no, no, for "instruction." >> i actually was from jackson camp so i just signed off on it and said it looks awesome. >> so much dancing going on. total house party. a million different kinds of dance and then we see the video for "sorry not sorry" and we get a little taste of jamie foxx. what was that like? >> it was so much fun. he's a friend of mine and he's really, really great. super funny. it was great to have him. >> how do you keep him under control on a set? >> he was fine. he was perfectly great. >> would you ever do a duet? >> i would love to. we actually sang together at barclays. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> i would love to see that. is that possible down the road? >> absolutely. >> jamie, you heard it here first. talk to me about the collaboration on "no promises" with cheat codes. they say you were the only person that could have done it. do you feel the same way? >> i just fell in love with the song and knew i had to record it. >> yeah. you guys ready? it is raining so hard i don't think we can make your lovatics wait one more second. right to it. here's demi right now in the pouring rain with "sorry not sorry." >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ now i'm out here looking like revenge feeling like a ten the best i ever been ♪ ♪ and yeah i know how bad it must hurt to see me like this but it gets worse wait a minute ♪ ♪ now you're out here looking like regret ain't too proud to beg second chance you'll never get ♪ ♪ and yeah i know how bad it must hurt to see me like this but it gets worse wait a minute ♪ ♪ now payback is a bad chick and baby i'm the baddest ♪ ♪ can't have this, can't have this ♪ ♪ and it'd be nice of me to take it easy on ya but nah ♪ ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ being so bad got me feelin' so good showing you up like i knew that i would ♪ ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ feeling inspired 'cause the tables have turned yeah i'm on fire and i know that it burns ♪ ♪ baby fineness is the way to kill tell me how it feel bet it's such a bitter pill ♪ ♪ and yeah i know you thought you had bigger better things ♪ ♪ bet right now this stings wait a minute 'cause the grass is greener under me ♪ ♪ bright as technicolor i can tell that you can see ♪ ♪ and yeah i know how bad it must hurt to see me like this but it gets worse wait a minute ♪ ♪ now payback is a bad chick and baby i'm the bad baddest ♪ ♪ you messing with a savage can't have this can't have this ah ♪ ♪ and it'd be nice of me to take it easy on ya but nah ♪ ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ being so glad got me feelin' so good showing you up like i knew that i would ♪ ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ ♪ feeling inspired 'cause the tables have turned yeah i'm on fire and i know that it burns ♪ ♪ talk that talk baby better walk better walk that walk baby ♪ ♪ if you talk if you talk that talk baby better walk better walk that walk baby ♪ ♪ oh yeah talk that talk baby better walk better walk that walk baby ♪ ♪ if you talk if you talk that talk baby better walk better walk that walk baby ♪ ♪ oh ♪ yeah yeah ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry being so bad got me feeling so good ♪ ♪ showing you up like i knew that i would baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ feeling inspired 'cause the tables have turned yeah i'm on fire and i know that it burns ♪ ♪ i'm not sorry [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. [ cheers and applause ] back now on "good morning america." back now on "good morning america." who is ready for more demi? >> here she is with cheat codes and their hit song "no promises." ♪ ♪ cut me up like a knife and i feel it deep in my bones ♪ ♪ kicking it high but i love even harder you wanna know ♪ ♪ i just wanna dive in the water with you baby we can't see the bottom ♪ ♪ it's so easy to fall for each other i'm just hoping we catch one another ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na ♪ ♪ love ain't simple na na promise me no promises ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na love ain't simple na na promise me no promises ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ baby i think about you and i feel it deep in my heart maybe we just ain't meant to be something maybe we are ♪ ♪ i just wanna dive in the water with you baby we can't see the bottom it's so easy to fall for each other ♪ ♪ i'm just hoping we catch one another ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na love ain't simple na na promise me no promises ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na love ain't simple na na ♪ ♪ promise me no promises oh ♪ ♪ ♪ i just wanna dive in the water oh baby we can't see the bottom ♪ ♪ i just want to dive in with you i just want to lie here with you oh ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na love ain't simple na na ♪ ♪ promise me no promises promise me ♪ ♪ oh na na just be careful na na love ain't simple na na promise me no promises no ♪ ♪ ♪ >> come on, "gma." ♪ promise me no promises don't you promise me nothing ♪ >> give it up for cheat codes. ♪ don't you promise me nothing ♪ promise me me me me just be careful promise me no promises ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh, my. >> performance was so electric there was lightning. right as you ended. so we sought shelter. >> we sought shelter. we wanted you to be safe. we thank you, demi lovato, jax jones and cheat codes. thank you all for watching. have a wonderful weekend. >> stay dry. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. the department of homeland security is conducting an investigation in redwood city. part of whipple after is blocked. 1300 block of whipple is closed. sky 7 is over that right now. the dea and homeland security are doing a drug investigation there. they have not said when they will re-open but you can not get through that area of 1300 block of whipple avenue in redwood city. live with our san rafael camera. some patchy fog in the bay and to the afternoon a lot of sun hien away from the coast. a steady forecast. then early next week numbers will cool off into thursday. i think many of us need a weekend. happy to see that. time now for kelly and ryan. see you at 11:00 a.m. have a great weekend. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly & ryan." today, actress priyanka chopra and dj khaled is here with a special guest. plus, from "the goldbergs," jeff garlin, all next on "live." [lively music] ♪ >> ♪ when i met you ♪ in the summer >> announcer: now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> kelly: hi! ♪ [cheers and applause] it smells good in here. >> ryan: i know, already. >> ♪ and we could be together ♪ baby ♪ as long as skies are blue ♪ ♪ you act so innocent now [cheers and applause] >> ryan: whoo! >> kelly: hi! [cheers and applause] hi, everybody.

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