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metal poles crashing into the audience. >> lancaster fairgrounds, circus tent collapse. >> reporter: overnight a circus performance taking a deadly turn. >> it was called in as a mass casualty. >> reporter: a violent storm ripping this tent to the ground with close to 100 people inside. >> unfortunately, two people lost their lives here tonight. >> reporter: a father and his 6-year-old daughter dead and at least 32 people injured. it all started at 5:46 p.m. monday. just 15 minutes into a walker brothers international performance like this one. when 60-mile-per-hour winds and hail start tearing the tent apart. >> it literally was lifted up through the air as the canvas was taking off, the poles that were holding it all the way up through the top of the tent were just coming at people. >> reporter: heidi maderos at the show with her 3-year-old son. >> somebody screaming get out, get out so i took my son and threw him underneath the bleacher and threw myself on top of him. >> reporter: the second fatal tent collapse in two days. just yesterday, a man dying in chicago after fierce winds brought this concert tent crashing down. in new hampshire, state officials now investigating what went wrong. >> we'll be looking at the construction of the tent and how it was set up during the investigation. >> reporter: according to a local newspaper, one spectator asked a circus worker if the tent was safe just moments before it was blown down. abc news has reached out to walker brothers circus. we haven't yet heard back. george. >> okay, thanks. to ginger. more severe storms coming and florida dealing with floods. >> yes, this is that time of year. they can have gusty winds and can take down structures like that. here's where you have to be on the lookout. later this afternoon even though we already saw some storms in the northeast the atmosphere could destabilize from the mid-atlantic through coastal new england. could see damaging wind and hail and lightning and an isolated funnel or tornado. another spot with a different system back in the plains then there's in that flooding in florida. tampa essentially has had 18 inches of rain in the last two weeks. less than two weeks. look,s that a bus, a city bus plowing through the water. eventually you start to see the water coming into the bus. these are the scenes that you've seen for the last couple of weeks and fortunately things are going to slow down. we still have a flood watch through the rest of today but things will get a lot drier midweek. all right, george and amy. >> thanks so much. from that wild weather to those wildfires in the west, nearly two dozen large fires and a thousand forced to flee respect just worried about losing their home but looters. abc's clayton sandell on the front lines of the biggest fire in lake county, california. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, amy. you can see the fire here is still going strong. still growing, though firefighters are getting some help from the cooler weather. but on at least one big fire here in california, people evacuated from their homes have a new worry. overnight, the rocky fire, still throwing punches, flames advancing as winds push hot embers into the air igniting new spot fires. this home, one of thousands threatened. more firefighters are arriving nearly 3200 now trying to keep the flames from racing toward more houses. you can see here the firefighters are using road flares to start what's called a backfire. the point is to use up all of this unburned fuel before the main fire can use it to cross this road. this morning more than 13,000 people are still evacuated. >> this is the first time that i'm really feeling afraid that i could lose my house. >> reporter: with conditions like this, people aren't going home any time soon. >> no, it'll be a few days. >> reporter: but even once they're able to go home a new concern. evacuees from the willow fire further south returning home to find while they were forced out looters moved in. >> they actually took suitcases and filled them with our things and then left. >> we did everything that we were supposed to do to leave this fire and then we come home to this. >> reporter: rocky is the largest of 21 major california fires. hundreds of smaller fires triggered by lightning and one accused arsonist. overnight officials announcing the arrest of a 34-year-old woman they say set 14 fires in just the last week and a half. and so far this fire has burned nearly 100 square miles. firefighters say they have about 12% of it contained. they're hoping that number goes up again today. george. >> they'll have a ways to go. thanks very much. counting down now to the first big debate in the race for the white house. republican candidates go head to head thursday night. last night a warm-up game. more than a dozen on stage in new hampshire taking a pretty easy on each other hitting president obama and hillary clinton hard. jon karl tracking it all. donald trump sat this one out last fight but he'll be front and center thursday. >> reporter: george, donald trump is riding higher than ever. he will be center stage. that much is certain. but there are 17 candidates, only 10 will get into the big debate. those ten at the top of the polls by the end of the day today. it was a warm-up session for the big debate. 14 republican presidential candidates participating overnight in a forum in new hampshire. there was no republican in-fighting on display here. >> every person that's participated in this debate is far better than any of the democrats running. >> reporter: it looked a little light speed dating. each candidate getting less than ten minutes to try to make their case. >> whether it's hillary clinton or joe biden i'm a new, fresh face. >> we made it through jimmy carter. we'll make it through barack obama. >> i'm fluent in clintonspeak. when he says, bill says i didn't have sex with that woman, he did and when she tells us, trust me, you've got all the e-mails that you need, we haven't even scratched the surface. >> reporter: three of the candidates couldn't appear in person and joined via satellite from washington. but the elephant not in the room last night in new hampshire, front-runner donald trump. the donald told the for rum's co-sponsor "the new hampshire union leader" since he's not likely to get the paper's endorsement he was going to pass on their invitation but he will be center stage at the first debate of the 2016 presidential cycle now two days away in cleveland. >> jon, trump is leading all the major polls right now and it looks like the rest of the field is pretty firmed up. >> reporter: that's right. remember, it's the top ten in the polls by the end of the day today that will be in the debate. here's the abc analysis of who will be in the debate. the top ten candidate, as you can see trump is far and away the leader now, double digit lead ever everybody and the rest of the field chris christie, the tenth candidate, barely making it in the race. that's interesting george, because as you remember it wasn't all that long ago that chris christie was considered a possible front-runner here. >> and, jon, some pretty accomplished candidates not making the cut. >> these are the candidates who will not make the cut in our analysis. you can see you have incredible resumes, former governor of texas, the person rick santorum who was the runner-up last tile, the only come in the race and former governor of new york, former governor of virginia. none of them as it looks right now will even be in the race. in that debate. if you can't make the debate it's very hard to see how you make any traction at all. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. health news now and a deadly disease outbreak in new york city. at least seven people have now died from legionnaires december.' disease. 81 cases reported so far and dr. rich besser is here. you headed up the legionnaires' disease unit at the cdc for seven years. what causes this and how does it spread? >> yeah, these outbreaks are tricky. legionnaires' disease is severe pneumonia and you get it by breathing in the mist that have it. they occur from the summer from cooling towers on buildings and decorative fountain, all things that produce mist. you see it with older adults, people who are current or former smokers, with lung disease, have cancer, diabetes, kidney seize. >> how did authorities figure what was happening with this? >> they interviewed everybody to see if there was something in common and there wasn't. so what they did was they mapped them all out to see where did they live and found they lived all across the south bronx so used google map, google earth to find all the cooling towers on the tops of those buildings and cultured them. 17 cooling towers, five were positive. they're cleaning them and hoping that cleaning those towers will shut down the outbreak. >> we can hope. thanks so much. dr. besser will trach your questions throughout the morning. you can tweet him @drrichardbesser. the trial by north carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man looking for help after a car accident. the officer charged with voluntary manslaughter and lawyers say he was acting in self-defense and mara schiavocampo is here with the story. good morning, mara. >> reporter: good morning, the victim a former college athlete who moved to the area to be closer to his fiancee. during the trial the jury is expected to finally see the telling dash cam video which has never been released to the public. this morning, charlotte police officer randall kerrick faces a jury and voluntary manslaughter charges accused of shooting and killing former florida a&m scholarship football player jonathan ferrell in 2013. >> four shots in rapid succession when jonathan is ten feet away. >> reporter: during opening statements prosecutors say the officer who is white used excessive force in shooting the unarmed african-american 24-year-old ten times. police say ferrell had just crashed his car when he went to a nearby home for help at 2:30 in the morning. alarming the homeowner who called police. the 911 tape played in court. >> there is a guy breaking in my front door. >> there's a guy breaking in your front door? >> yeah, he's trying to kick it down. >> reporter: on the stand explaining she shout he was trying to break in and she was all alone with her young child and was terrified. >> is he still in the house? did he leave yet? >> he's not in the house. he's in the front yard yelling. oh, my god, please. >> reporter: while ferrell's fiancee testified he wasn't an aggressive person, the defense painting a different picture claiming earlier that day, ferrell argued with his fiancee, smoked marijuana and that when police responded he charged them. his own bad choices leading to his death. >> this case is not about race. it never was. >> reporter: kerrick has pleaded not guilty. if convicted he faces three to 11 years in prison. he's been unpaid suspension since the shooting. amy. >> mara, thanks so much. now to comedian amy schumer getting serious about gun control. speaking out after last month's deadly movie theater shooting. the killer picking her new movie train p "trainwreck" and joining forces with her cause new york senator chuck schumer to fight for tougher laws. cecilia vega has more. >> reporter: actress comedian now activist the daughter of a sandy hook survivor wrote a letter urging amy schumer to speak out on gun violence in america and that is exactly what she did. >> i'm just a modern chick who does what she wants. >> i think we really like each other and should start dating. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> reporter: we know her as hollywood's leading funny woman. >> do you follow sports? >> sports. i love them. >> who is your favorite team? >> the orlando blooms. >> reporter: this morning amy schumer isn't laughing. she's speaking out for the first time since last month's deadly shooting at that movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. making an emotional plea. >> i wanted to just go down to louisiana and then i was angry. my heart goes out to jillian and mayci breaux and those tied to the horrifying actions of this man who shouldn't have been able to put his hands on a gun in the first place. >> reporter: joining forces with her cousin new york senator chuck schumer called for new gun control legislation with stricter background checks. >> i have a lot of press kosher supermarkets but i almost never get this many people so i want to thank my cousin for that. >> i am expecting a backlash and handle it the way i've handled it the last ten years. i've had death threats and a lot of hate directed toward me, but i'm someone who -- i want to be proud of the way i'm living and what i stand for. >> reporter: the shooting that killed two and injured nine was personal for the actress. theatersgoers were watching her movie "trainwreck" when the gunfire broke out. >> i thought about these victims ss each day since the tragedy. >> known for her fearless comedy. booties what they want >> reporter: not backing down from this fight either. >> she sure isn't. the one thing sthumer did not say, shooter's name and while she says these may be her first public comments on gun violence, schumer promises they will not be her last, amy. >> all right, cecilia, thanks so much. we turn now to dan who has the morning's other top stories starting with another shooting this time at a concert? that's right. good morning, good morning, everybody. police looking for someone who opened fire outside a hip-hop show. two are in critical condition and the shooting happened after some sort of argue. the ex-con accused of shooting a police officer in memphis, tennessee, heads to court. he surrendered accused much shooting officer sean bolton. when bowlen interrupted a drug deal, wilbourn denies pulling the trigger. a big story for the economy this 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it's going great out here. all these super fans. these ladies have been here since sunday at 10:00 a.m. going crazy. we needed the rain to cool it off. kylie has been crying. she's so excited. we're going to throw it back to you. >> i like how michael is doing this while he's talking, that's great. feeling it. >> a little extra caffeine this morning, michael. >> that is all coming up. a lot of happiness but outrage across the country, as well, over some handcuffing of kids in school. it happened to two kentucky schoolchildren. they had adhd and one incident involved an 8-year-old caught on camera and now the sheriff and deputy who did it face a lawsuit. abc's linsey davis with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. a serious traumatic incident. that's what the attorney representing the children is calling what you're about to see. saying the children are still struggling as a result of being handcuffed, have a trouble of sleeping and now have a fear of police. >> you don't get to swing at me like that. >> reporter: an alarming classroom scene caught on video. watch as this kentucky sheriff handcuffs an 8-year-old boy. >> you can do what we've asked you to do or you can suffer the consequences. >> ouch, that hurts. >> reporter: this third grader crying out in pain. his hands behind his back. handcuffed for 15 minutes because of behavior which his attorney says is related to his adhd. >> now, sit down in the chair that i've asked you to do. >> he stands 3 1/2 feet tall, weigheds approximately 54 pounds and at no time has he ever a danger to himself or to anybody else. >> reporter: the video filmed by a school staff member was released monday by the american civil liberties union part of a new federal lawsuit just filed against this sheriff. the aclu and attorneys for the parents alleging he subjected this and another child with disabilities to unnecessary and excessive handcuffing claiming as a result, they experience pain, fear and emotional trauma and an exacerbation of their disabilities. >> handcuffs have no place in schools with little children who are having discipline issues. >> reporter: according to the department of education, students with disabilities make up 12% of public school students, but they make up 75% of all students subjected to physical restraint at school. >> it's your decision to behave this way. >> reporter: now the aclu is calling for an end to this kind of discipline saying it does more harm than good. >> if you want the handcuffs off you're going to have to behave and ask me fleissly. >> reporter: using handcuffs as a disciplinary mechanism is illegal both in kentucky and federally. they will not comment until they review the lawsuit. george. >> okay, linsey, thanks very much. let's talk to dan abrams about that. handcuffing illegal. does that mean this lawsuit succeeds? >> look, it's a heartbreaking video to watch. here's the basic law in kentucky when it comes to schools. physical restraint only permitted when the child is an imminent danger to himself or others. mechanical restraints meaning something like a handcuff, it appears, are not supposed to be used in schools at all. and so the question is going to be what's the remedy? meaning what i think the aclu really wants here is to change the way this stuff is done. because they're saying that there are too many incidents where the police are using handcuffs, using these mechanical restraints in particular when kids have disabilities and they're basically saying that these handcuffs don't have any place there. >> how does the fact they had disabilities change this. >> they're basically saying the kids are being discriminated against because they have these disabilities. the questions are going to be, can you actually establish a different standard of behavioral standard for a child with attention deficit, for example, than another child? can the school only take action in some way, shape or form against a child who doesn't have that kind of condition? those are going to be the tough questions that have to be answered but i think the point of this lawsuit is to try to change the way things are done generally around the country. >> could have far-reaching effect. thanks very much. all right, george, now to a nightmare for one woman who rented out her home using airbnb. she said her guests made off with $35,000 worth of her possessions and was caught on camera doing it. abc's neal karlinsky has that story. >> reporter: it's the last thing a homeowner wants to see somebody rummaging through their pressure belongings when they're not home. especially when they've invited that someone to stay in their home. this morning, san francisco police releasing this new video of an airbnb renter allegedly ripping off the owner. total heist, over $35,000, mostly in jewelry according to police. police say 27-year-old jana dominquez robbed from the woman she rented from where anyone can rent their home out to strangers. >> she was quickly and easily recognizable by one of our investigators. >> reporter: the homeowner who doesn't want to be identified told police she asked the renter to stay out of the locked closet and office where she stored valuables. >> this is awful. >> reporter: other airbnb users ran into trouble. this couple said renters use ersers threw a huge party and trashed their home causing $50,000 in damage. airbnb which covers hosts up to $1 million in property damage said their trust and safety team has been in close contact with this host to provide her with our full support. we have zero tolerance for this sort of behavior. security experts say homeowners should protect themselves. removing valuables before turing their homes into makeshift hotel rooms and even putting in cameras. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> our thanks to neal for that. those dry and windy conditions in the west making it so hard to fight those wildfires. ginger is in the park with that. >> i am and, amy, you can hear >> all that weather brought to you by carmax. if you can't make it here join us #thingsshorterthanarouseyfight 1d 1dondra. helping you to burn more calories are they a case of wishful shrinking? 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another writing ronda rousey is not sexy to me. her features are manly. >> this is a grandfather's critique of a current day athlete. >> reporter: in a series ufc 190 embedded posted right before her match she fought back. >> i think it's hilarious like people say my mode looks masculine or something like that, i think it's femininely bad [ bleep ]. >> reporter: she's showing she's body proud in "sports illustrated's" most recent swimsuit edition and 012's espn's "body" issue. in the aftermath the conversation is changing. those negative tweets replaced with an onslaught of positive ones. one person tweeting "she is absolutely beautiful." another posting, @rondarousey. such a boss. >> this woman is on fire. >> it's been quite a year for the 28-year-old. tackling tinseltown in "furious 7" and "entourage". >> you couldn't last seven seconds with me if your life depended on it. she even gave me a run for my money when i interviewed her in may. the ultimate fighter fighting off foes in the ring of public opinion. >> every time i watch that video my back hurts just a little bit. you know it's been reported ronda rousey's expected to fight once more before the end of the year and then she's going to shoot her biopic in january. times. >> you know what, she is absolutely beautiful. most importantly she's healthy. she's one of the best world. absolutely stunning. >> she crushed you. >> yes, she did. >> a role model for all of us. >> i'm a masochist, that's right. >> i have a question for you. are you cold? 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where are they? and why did they dry up? bad news, deal hunters, a study by e-mail marketing company lisp rak says discount codes have decreased 45%. >> the economy is good right now, consumers have a lot of options and so retailers maybe have scaled back just because people are willing to spend a little more. >> reporter: but deal hunting is an evolving cat and mouse game and there's a new way to score one of those promo codes. >> it's called shopping cart abandonment and here's a real world dramatization of how it works online. imagine that i'm at a website and i put items into my virtual cart but then i just walk away. >> excuse me, miss. you left some items in your cart and here's a coupon for 10% off. >> reporter: uh-huh. very dramatic dramatization but here's how it works online. you find something you want at a retailer's website. this next step is important, you have to have an account and be signed in. now the magic, just click off. leave the site and don't buy the item. sure enough last week i went to seven different retail websites and put a few items in my cart then i clicked off the sighs without buying. within 24 hours i had three reminders about my abandoned carts. two discount offers, one for $20 off and another for 20% off. i'd save about $40 on the orders i was considering. >> if you're shopping for a big ticket item or maybe a lot of things, say, for back to school, it's worth trying. lisp rak study's said the longer you wait for the e-mail the better. most who send e-mails about abandoned cart don't offer a discount code until the third reminder. fear not, the deal code is not dead, just little harder to find. >> maybe just have to have a little patience. becky worley here now and this happened to me dentally last week. i got one of those e-mails offering me a discount for my abandoned cart. i was so excited. >> yeah, see, you didn't even know you were doing it. a lot of times we do get distracted while shopping or maybe lose the connection on our phone or computer and then they nudge us with a little reminder. >> i like it. i can be nudged. you have several other ways to find hidden discounts. >> a cat and mouse game so let's start with new tricks so the first one is to remember that when you're checking out, you have access to a customer service agent live often right here -- i'm going to show you with a little telestrator. do you have questions? well, yes, there's a live person you can chat with. my question is, can i have a discount code, please? i would ask a little nicer but they say yes and give you one? >> it can't hurt to ask. i think we've learned that. then the other thing, do you remember amazon prime day and made this huge hullabaloo and walmart had a sales event suddenly. it's not like back in the reception there are they're trying to get us to open our wallets but keep us from putting money in their competitor's wallet so see a lot of one day sales and it's a good reason to pay attention to those newsletters that come into your e-mail in-box so pay attention to those one day sales. finally, this is instagram, right? so you want to sign up to follow your favorite brands on all of these new media sites. they may not be looking for, you know, your moms, maybe they want millennials so they'll go and use hashtags and they'll go -- >> only way to find them is on the social media sites. >> follow them on instagram, on twitter and, you know, that's really a good way to stay current with what's happening right now. >> so if you don't want to wait for the in-box notice, you can go online right now on to your social media feeds. >> you can. you can and the other thing about waiting, if you have a hard time with patience or being diligent about going back and checking because prices fluctuate, right? so what you want to do is set up an alert when there's a price drop and the way you do that at this 150i9, camel, camel camelcamel.com. camel, camel, camel. >> that's incredible advice. i'll go online today. tricks of the trade. becky worley as always, thank you so much. let's go now to ginger in the park. >> oh, amy, can you see the thousands of people from >> and it is no contest. i think central park just loves one direction and they will be singing their new single coming but for now let's get in to lara. >> all right, "pop news" time. happy tuesday, everybody. and we begin with a place close to my heart, nassau coliseum former home of the new york islanders finally due for a, yes, much needed rennovation and no better man to shut it down than mr. strong island himself. billy joel. tonight, the piano man will play a sold out sendoff for the 43-year-old arena. joel played the coliseum 31 times including his first ever big show. he says he remembers it like it was yesterday. the khouw coliseum hosted johnny cash, led zeppelin, paul mccartney, madonna, elvis, just to name a few. i'm not bragging about my homeland. >> were you there for the elvis show? >> i was at many and -- [ laughter ] >> wow! >> so there we go. there it is. >> tit for tat. the new nassau coliseum opened december of16th. my age. also in "pop news" this morning, if the one direction concert isn't enough to get you out of bed you need to check your vital signs. second we may have a solution. an inventor designed the ultimate contraption, yes, to catapult you out of your dreams and into the day. that's an air compressor, fires you out from underneath your sheets. and if that's not enough, he's also added like a light system and a trumpet sound for maximum -- >> that looks like hell. >> that sounds like a lawsuit. >> oh, my gosh. >> waiting to happen but the trumpets and the alarms. >> the guy woke up in a full suit, by the way. does that happen, as well. >> trying to get a kick starter and it'll jump start your day. >> not an entrepreneur. >> he thinks people will want to wake up like that. >> as morning people, as morning people, we know that some days something like that is necessary. >> helpful no doubt. the morning commute can be just despicable for all of us but before you start complaining how do you think these folks feel? no luck for these irish drivers who came face-to-face with a massive minion blocking the road in ireland. motorists found themselves with a 30-foot inflatable that got loose and floated along the road and into fields until someone swept vector on it. a source close to the story had [ laughing ] >> oh, happy tuesday, everybody. one direction coming up. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so excited. i take her home. >> all right, i found a curious one direction fan right here and a fan from miami. she just had jaw surgery. everybody here is so excited so everybody stay right there and when we come back one direction will perform live here in the park only on "gma." good morning. tuesday, august 4th. i'm ken rosato. topping headlines, we have breaking news in brooklyn. a sinkhole has swallowed up an intersection in sunset park. look at the size of this. this happened just after 7:00 this morning at 5th and 64th street. it's unclear what caused it. good news, nobody has been hurt. >> time to check the commute with heather. >> we are going to head to the maps and show you the location of that sinkhole in brooklyn. you definitely want to avoid the area of 64th and 5th avenue. it's close to the gowanus because of the sinkhole. chopper over the west side highway. john del giorno took video of this delay northbound up to the george washington bridge. it's bumper to bumper. we have an accident at the bridge. let's head back to the maps. long island railroad, port jefferson suspended between port jefferson and stony brook with downed tree and wires. street cleaning rules are in effect today. back to you. >> meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> we got sunshine returning. as you can see, it's sunny and the temperature is 70 degrees. what we have now facing us is head and humidity. 76 westhampton. 74 babylon, brookhaven, bridge march, connecticut. now clouds, breaks of sun and we will have a lot of sun across the area today. we will have a temperature that will get to 90. it will feel like 95 and then we are looking at cooler weather and a beautiful perfect day tomorrow. ken? >> thank you, bill. new have from brooklyn where police are investigating another case of gun violence. police say two men jumped out of an s.u.v. outside of an apartment building on dwight street in red hook, opened fire and took off. five people were hit, three women and two men. no arrests have been made. the search is on for a gunman in new jersey after two people were shot as they left a hip- hop concert at the pnc arts center. it happened after 11:00 p.m. in holmdel. police are scouring the woods around the art center. the two victims were taken to the jersey shore medical center in neptune. both victims are in critical condition. that is the news for now. "live with kelly and michael" is coming up at 9:00 a.m. more of "good morning america" is up next on channel 7. have a great day. the story of my life i take her home i drive all night to keep her warm welcome back. the wait is over here on "gma." the crowd as you can probably tell overwhelming. for these guys, one direction here ready for our most exciting summer concert yet. >> yeah, but we have so much great one direction music coming up but first let's have a chat with the guys. nile, liam, louis and harry. welcome, you definitely. the last time you played in the park was in november 2013. there were five of you then and zayn, he actually tweeted out and said, hey, he really supports you guys. he loves the new music and how does it feel to be a foursome now. >> well, i mean obviously it's different but, you know, when you lose a member of your team obviously everyone gets a little bit close together. no, its till going great and that's what the album is about, still going strong and all still here. >> name of the song "drag me down," nothing dragging you down. already number one in 86 countries. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoa! >> not bad. question is, why the decision to release it in the middle of the night? let me ask you. >> i think we just wanted to kind of drop it out of nowhere, i think, usually we kind of do a big run-up to it and i thought -- we thought it would be fun this time to just kind of drop it and it was fun. it worked, i guess. >> sorry, niall. >> also it's the middle of the day somewhere in the world. >> you can drop it any time as you've seen and it till goes to number one. [ cheers and applause ] and you guys, you have your fifth studio albums coming up and can you give us a hint, your fan, what they can expect from the album? >> i suppose it's quite eclectic really, isn't it? >> very nice vocabulary, liam. >> different. a couple of nice slow sort of usual one direction songs but we've taken a lot of inspiration from old rise which is like the policy feel on "drag me down." it's like we took a lot of inspiration from that. what do you think? >> i guess you're right, liam. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> in the midst of all of this and thank you for stopping by, "good morning america," i know you're in the mid of a huge tour, new jersey, metlife stadium tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] how do you handle all the screaming, all of that energy? >> well, we love it. it's great. it's great. >> i would imagine it's pretty darn good. what do you do behind the keeps for yourself. >> it's not actually that exciting. we're usually quite chilled backstage. people think there's a routine but we're not routine sort of guys. >> there you go. >> well, i got to say louis from one father to another, i want to congratulate you on your upcoming fatherhood. >> yes. so how are you feeling. >> thank you. obviously it's a very exciting time so thank you. >> congratulations. yes. >> harry, you seem very quiet today. >> no. >> harry is chilling. he's letting the other guys do what they're going to do. >> you are. what do you want to say to your fans out here who waited some slept in the rain for two days. >> just a massive thank you. they continue to surprise us with how incredibly dedicated they are. obviously we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for them so thank you so much, everyone who stayed out and everyone who is here, hello. >> and one more question for you, guys. we're going to talk about your commitment to helping young people make a difference with the action 1d. so tell us what that's about. >> we've kind of collaborated with action 2015 and the thing is, the people who support us have such incredible power that i don't maybe think that they even know about, so, you know, i think we wanted to use it and do something to make a real difference so we're kind of, you know, the power that they have is kind of aimed now towards, you know, poverty and global warming and hunger and stuff like that so that we try and, you know, get people to kind of listen and do something about it. >> it's important to take some time. >> they're very powerful, those -- >> the power of the people. >> yeah, absolutely. >> so "drag me down" is coming up. you're going to sing for us. >> yep. >> looking forward to it. are you ready? we'll get to that very soon. business to attend to on "gma" and make sure this weather stays perfect for you so we'll find ginger out there. ginger zee. >> hey. hey, that weather brought to you get some one direction. >> all right, ginger. everyone ready now for one direction, and "steal my girl [ cheers and applause ] >> central park, how are we feeling? [ cheers and applause ] here we go. >> one, two, three. help me do this one. sing it. she been my queen since we were sixteen we want the same things we dream the same dreams >> sing it with me. i got it all 'cause she is the one her mom calls me love the dad calls me son all right said all right i know i know i know for sure >> as loud as you can. everybody wanna steal my girl everybody wanna take her heart away couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me note everybody wanna tale my girl everybody wanna take her heart away couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me >> sing. na na na na na na oh yeah na na na na na na all right na na na na na na na na she belongs to me kisses like cream her walk is so mean and every jaw drop when she's in those jeans all right said all right >> sing it! i don't exist if i don't have her the sun doesn't shine the world doesn't turn all right said all right >> sing it. but i know i know i know for sure everybody wanna steal my girl everybody wanna take her heart away couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me everybody wanna steal my girl everybody wanna take her heart away couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me >> sing it. na na na na na na oh yeah na na na na na na all right na na na na na na na na na na na na she knows she knows that i've never let her down before she knows she knows that i'm never gonna let another take her love from me now everybody wanna steal my girl everybody wanna take her heart away >> sing it! couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me everybody wanna steal my girl everybody wanna take her heart away couple billion in the whole wide world find another one 'cause she belongs to me >> sing it. na na na na na na oh yeah all right yeah na na na na na na all right na na na na na na na na she belongs to me na na na na na na oh yeah she belongs to me yeah na na na na na na all right na na na na na na she belongs to me [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so not ready for back to school. with staples you'll be ready. i can get thirty comp books and notebooks at a low price? yep, 50 and 25 cents each. oh, i can save money and have less stress! and less drama. he's the drama teacher. got it. teachers, this week get 40% back in teacher rewards. staples, make more happen. the story of my life i take her home i drive all night we are back in the park for our epic summer concert series event, so much more with omg, one direction here this morning. here they are with the smash hit off their number one album "midnight memories" this is "story of my life [ cheers and applause ] written in these walls are the stories that i can't explain i leave my heart open but it stays right here empty for days she told me in the morning she don't feel the same about us in her bones seems to me that when i die these words will be written on my stone my stone and i'll be gone gone tonight the ground beneath my feet is open wide the way that i've been holding on so tight with nothing in between the story of my life i take her home i drive all night to keep her warm and time is frozen the story of my life i give her hope i spend her love until she's broke inside the story of my life written on these walls are the colors that i can't change i leave my heart open but it stays right here in its cage i know that in the morning i'll see us in the light upon a hill although i am broken my heart is untamed, still and i'll be gone gone tonight the fire beneath my feet is burning bright the way that i've been holding on so tight with nothing in between >> everybody, sing it. the story of my life i take her home i drive all night to keep her warm and time is frozen >> sing it. the story of of my life i spend her love until she is broken side the story of my life and i'll be waiting for this time to come around but, baby, running after you is like chasing the clouds sing it. the story of my life i take her home i drive all night to keep her warm >> as loud as you can. and time is frozen >> there we go. last time. the story of my life i give her hope i spend her love until she's broke inside the story of my life the story of my life the story of my life the story of my life >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series is presented by the makers of dr. scholl's. to keep [panting] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. what a party in the park with one direction. it is time now for their newest single. it is topping charts all over the world. first time ever on tv, "drag me down." [ cheers and applause ] i've got fire for a heart i'm not scared of the dark you've never seen it look so easy i got a river for a soul and baby you're a boat baby you're my only reason if i didn't have you there would be nothing left the shell of a man it could never be his best if i didn't have you i'd never see the sun you taught me how to be someone yeah >> everybody sing. sing it. all my life you stood by me when no one else was ever behind me all these lights they can't blind me with your love nobody can drag me down all my life you stood by me when no one else was ever behind me all these lights they can blind me with your love nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down i've got fire for a heart i'm not scared of the dark you've never seen it look so easy i got a river for a soul and baby you're a boat baby you're my only reason if i didn't have you there would be nothing left the shell of a man it could never be his best if i didn't have you i'd never see the sun you taught me how to be someone yeah all my life you stood by me when no one else was ever behind me all these lights they can't blind me with your love nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me >> sing it. all my life you stood by me when no one else was ever behind me all these lights they can't blind me with your love nobody can drag me down >> sing it. all my life you stood by me when no one else was ever behind me all these lights they can't blind me with your love nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down nobody nobody nobody can drag me down [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. 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[ cheers and applause ] >> have a good one. drag me down good morning. tuesday, august 4th. i'm ken rosato. topping headlines at this hour, we are following breaking news in brooklyn. look at this huge sinkhole that swallowed up an intersection in sunset park. it happened just after 7:00. it is not clear what caused it. nobody was injured. thousands are people are in the dark after a powerful storm moved through the tri-state. large trees came down in suffolk county. power lines are down, too. this is an updated look at the numbers. more than 42,000 customers on long island are without electricity. that number more than 5,000 in new jersey. time to check the commute with heather. >> you talk of fallen trees and downed wires. that is what is causing problems with long island railroad this morning. port jefferson branch suspended between port jefferson and stony brook. port jefferson hourly between smithtown and huntington. ronkonkoma all local stops will be made. d and m trains, d by the m line 36th to stillwell avenue because of signal problems. the west side hay is a -- highway is a mess up to the george washington bridge. two lanes closed down. accident being cleared. street cleaning rules are in effect today. ken, back to you. >> all right, heather, thank you. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> well, you look outside, we have sunshine. a few cumulus clouds going by. a little stratus clouds. 74 the 9:00 temperature. it's warming up. it will be a bit humid. 78 in babylon and oyster bay. westhampton 79. 76 belmar. now we have sunshine. we have moisture out there. so, we will see the humidity making it feel like 90 to 95 degrees, 98 west of the city. much better day tomorrow. a perfect day. low humidity, high 87. ken? >> that's the news for now. 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