ditching his board and pulling a 14-year-old to shore speaking out this morning on gma. and we do say good morning, america. we made it to friday. a huge crowd already gathering in central park this morning for 5 seconds of summer and for a few seconds it didn t seem like it was summer at awe, the flash floods, the storms but look at them. they ve dried out after staying there all night, amy, ready for this concert this morning? we cannot wait to hear from the band in just a bit. we do want to get right to that breaking news, that explosion in los angeles overnight. rocking the basement of a high-rise sparking a power outage at the staples center. nick watt has the latest. good morning, nick. reporter: good morning, amy. that s right. concertgoers plunged into darkness. firefighters deployed in the heart of the city, fire and billowing smoke in the financial district. overnight a powerful underground explosion shaking downtown los angeles. looks like we got a larg
took breaking out of the prison. their path through the tunnel system. crawling on a tailpipe squeezing through a steam paper. taking only 20 minutes. and out of control. the good samaritan who stopped a woman swerving wildly on the highway, putting everyone on the road in danger. stop the car! the entire incident caught on camera. how he finally got her to pull over. and good morning, america. we begin with the breaking news as we come on the air in the west. wall street plunging this morning. the dow falling more than 1,000 points in early trading. those fears about dhien s economy, quickly spreading all around the world. ab s chief business and economics it correspondent rebecca jarvis with the latest. itch been speaking to those on the stocks floor and they are surprised how brutal it is for stocks. it s down 580 points at one point it was down 1,000 points. what is going on? two things, fears of an economic slowdown and federal reserve on the verge of hiking i
crawling on the catwalks. sweez squeezing through a steam pipe. and out of control. the good samaritan who stopped a woman swerving wildly on the highway, putting everyone on the road in danger. stop the car! the entire incident caught on camera. how he finally got her to pull over. and good morning, america. happy monday. what a fitting honor for those american heroes. let s look at them in paris. you see them right there, getting the legion of honor, france s highest civilian award. they re in legendary company. dwight eisenhower. douglas mac arthur. . the president called the three men, praising them, saying all americans are proud of their bravery. david wright is in paris. reporter: this is france s equivalent of the white house, the elysee palace. the frej president honored these three american heroes. making them nights. arm first class spencer stone, army national guard specialist alek skarlatos, and college student anthony sadler. the french president sa
i thought if i was in an open space maybe the helicopters and them could find me. surviving freezing temperatures using rocks to shelter him. and the emotional reunion with his family. and good morning to all obvious viewers in the west. you re looking live at the new york stock exchange. stocks shooting out of the gate. up about 300 points. what a difference a day makes. the dow plunged more than 1,000 points in the first few minutes of trading yesterday. it led to one of the worst days on the market in a few years. about $3 trillion wiped up globally. the average american saw they re 401(k) lose $3,000 on monday alone. let s get to rebecca jarvis. it s ban roller coaster already this morning. an absolute roller coaster, robin. good morning to you. this is why eyes around the world are fixed on what s happening right here, right now. those 401(k)s that lost money yesterday are clawing back. the dow now surging nearly 300 points. this morning, a massive reversal on
surviving freezing temperatures usinging rocks to shelter him. good morning, america. how about that little boy malachi. cannot wait to hear his rescue story. a lot looking for a rescue on wall street after that tough day yesterday. markets in china closed a few hours ago. another massive drop there. new bottoms every single day there. of course, this is coming off the worst day on wall street in years. overall about $3 trillion in value wiped out from stocks globally in just three days and the average americans saw their 401(k) lose $3,000 on monday alone. so let s get right to abc s rebecca jarvis at the new york stock exchange and, rebecca, wall street, of course, hoping for a big rebound this morning. reporter: yes, robin, and it s looking like we might actually get one much what s happening right here right now those 401(k)s that have lost so much money over the last week, they are starting to look like they re going to see a big reversal if what s happening here