what happened in dallas? the police-involved shootings in minnesota and also in louisiana this week, what is your message to the people of this country? >> we have to remember that no matter how upset we are and how angry, that we have to remain moving forward, we have to keep love in our hearts, and we have to fight for justice, and justice isn't an eye for an eye and a life for a life in this moment. those police officers were there taking care of us. everyone in blue isn't bad, but for those that are, it makes all of us look bad when we don't stand up for it. i'm -- for those officers and their families, i imagine -- i just hope that people will keep in mind that we want to keep moving forward and don't want this to turn into any type of -- [ audio problems ] we want justice and want to keep moving forward and want to be treated fairly. >> oh, that was well put. sharay, thank you very, very much for your insight and your perspective and hug your children and know that we're all thinking of you and thank yo

breaking overnight, ambush in dallas. snipers open fire on police taking aim from high above. >> shots fired. >> hitting 11 officers, at least five killed. some in critical condition, a mom trying to protect her children also shot. >> go! >> people running for their lives ducking behind cars for cover. >> the kret scene unfolding at a peaceful protest against those fatal police shootings. >> plan to injure and kill as many law enforcement officers as they could. >> one suspect surrounded by police exchanging gunfire. others in custody as police search for more accomplices and possible bombs. >> it's all come together in support of our police sense of it all. >> it has been a vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement. >> this morning, america in crisis, ambush in dallas. our special coverage begins right now. >>> and good morning, america. afraid we are bringing you grim news this morning. that horrifying scene in dallas overnight. the deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. one of the many peace

on sunday dallas bishop t.d. jakes led an extraordinary town hall addressing the anger and pain so many of us feel and how we can find hope. here's a look. >> tell your neighbor i love you. >> reporter: they came together to comfort, to mourn and to find answers. ♪ the nation still numb after the death of five officers and two young black men. >> dallas needs a big hug. america needs a hug. >> reporter: bishop t.d. jakes turning his regular service at a dallas megachurch into a community town hall. >> it takes courage to love when you've been hurt. >> reporter: from the family of alton sterling. >> i haven't slept or ate since he passed. >> to the officer who saw his friend shot before his eyes. >> i woke up this morning, and i felt lost. >> reporter: to the thousands in the pews, everyone grappling with the pain. bishop jakes reminding all even when it seems hard, there is hope. >> it is possible for us to love one another and work together and be on the same side. >> so let's continue the conversation and joi

george. >> okay, thanks very much. >>> the latest in dallas. president obama heading there today for memorial we learn new details about the shooter and hear fro his family for the first time. matt gutman is on the scene in texas. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. that family saying that the images that we saw of that merciless killer was not the son they know. that as investigators are working to stitch together hundreds of hours of police, body cam and dash cam video in a crime scene that still spans over a dozen city blocks. this morning, investigators working to piece together how the man you see in this chilling exclusive video managed to kill five officers. watch as he moves and fires, sparks flying as bullets ricochet off the pavement. we won't show you that officer gunned down. >> our plans are to date and timestamp the entire incident with all video footage available. >> reporter: downtown dallas, still a crime scene. dozens of yellow evidence tents surrounding the el centro college where the gunman micah johnson w

you're looking live at the growing memorial outside dallas' police department. president obama and former president george w. bush set to deliver remarks at a memorial service in dallas today. >> we will bring those live to you on abc. >>> also right now the midwest is facing severe weather. twisters tearing through minnesota overnight and a flash flood emergency shutting down highways. now storms moving east this morning. and did you hear this? probably not because it's a quiet guy. tichl tim duncan, he's retired. no big sendoff. nothing like that. he announced his retirement after 19 seasons and 5 titles. that is so tim duncan. >> just how he played. unassuming and won five titles. one of the greatest to ever play the game. >> that's true. >> do you know what today is? it's amazon prime day, aka christmas in july trending on facebook. experts are saying sales could double from last year. we'll have your insider's guide to saving big in our next hour because it's not about how much money you spend, it's about how much money you save. >> which makes you spend mo

cameron dallas here. they're going bananas for him. cold across the upper midwest and another cold shot coming through, tuesday highs kind of seasonable, a bit of a windchill in chicago. friday, once the nor'easter goes through chillier temperatures for the weekend. we arewinter day - rain thursday - cold & windy friday - few showers to ring in the new year today: early am showers. sunshine this afternoon. warm & breezy. highs: 60-65 winds: sw to w 5-15+ g 30 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 33-39 winds: nw 5 mph to calm wednesday: mostly sunny. cooler. highs: 44-49 winds: se 5 mph >>> thank you very much, rob and i'm here now with nutrition and wellness contributor, dave zinczenko. dave z. as we call him. he has a new book called "zero sugar diet," the 14-day plan to flatten your belly, crush cravings and help keep you lean for life. i'm suddenly sucking in nye stomach talking about flattening our stomach. low fat, low carb, you say zero sugar is the solution, why. >> we're getting so many added sugars a day, up to 400 calories'

let me show you the video out of dallas. this is right off i-75. you have wind gusts that can reach 60 to 75 miles per hour with these severe storms. today you're going to see it. you can see that video from ft. worth. they had more than three inches of rain very quickly. damaging wind is the main threat from vermont through central new york and eastern pennsylvania. just west of philadelphia. i'll have a whole lot more coming up on the severe weather threat for the plains, including the land spouts, tornados all possible there. we'll get to that in just a bit. robin and george? >>> we move to wall street. reeling since that bombshell brexit vote in great britain. the dow dropped more than 200 points on monday, after friday's 600-point drop. abc's rebecca jarvis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. rebecca, investors are looking for a recovery today. >> reporter: good morning, george. a triple digit rally out of the gate this morning. wall street believed that central banks are at the ready to step in to stem the falling

look what happened in dallas. a very peaceful protest and then some crazy mad man did what he did. >> reporter: and authorities say they have recovered six of those eight stolen handguns, the search for that fourth suspect ongoing. george. >> okay, alex, thanks very much. >>> thousand to amy for the other top stories. you have a big day on wall street yesterday. >> that's right. investors are riding high on wall street. the dow and s&p are opening at record highs today. investors turning to riskier stocks growing more confident about growth. the markets shrugged off concern about britain's exit from the european union. >>> british prime minister david cameron is formally handing in his resignation to queen elizabeth today. his successor, theresa may, takes over in just a few hours. cameron will move into a home being loaned to him. his family's house is currently being rented because, see, he didn't expect to be moving out of downing street so soon. >>> well, the popular pokemon smartphone game is raising serious

ambush in dallas. the nation reacting with sadness and confusion in the wake of tragedy. >> we care. i care. >> new video this morning taking us moment by moment through the siege, the standoff and its explosive end. [ sirens ] >>> and the five fallen heroes. what we know about the officers slain in dallas and a profile of the shooter. new details are emerging about the army veteran who carried out the horrific attacks. >> he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. >> an arsenal discovered in the gunman's home and a vendetta for police. >> this guy lived around the corner from me and was willing to take people's lives that he didn't even know. >> president obama responding to the deadly attack cutting his european visit short as the candidates weigh in. >> we must stand in solidarity with law enforcement. >> there is too much violence, too much hate. >> and -- >> no more shooting. that's all you need to know. >> -- more clashes with police as protests erupt overnight. >> we've got to st

blowing this billboard on to a car in dallas. now the northeast is on alert. >>> hillary clinton hits the trail with elizabeth warren. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> trump fires back, calling warren a fraud. >>> and, saying good-bye to a legend. >> i don't know about y'all, but i want to win a national championship. >> pat summitt, the coach who inspired generations of athletes, passing away overnight. after a fierce battle with alzheimer's. this morning, a celebration of the winningest coach in college basketball history. a tough competitor. spirited pioneer. and a legendary tennessee lady vols coach. our farewell to pat summitt this morning. >>> good morning, america. and this morning, e we are joining all the friends, fans, and family of pat summitt to celebrate and remember her. and robin, you were part of that extended family. >> i gotta tell you. she taught me about strength. i'm drawing upon that strength right now. 1098 victories. no one won more games in division i. the number th

cameron dallas right here. they're going bananas for him. hey, it's not so cold here, but it's cold across the upper midwest and we got another cold shot coming through, tuesday highs kind of seasonable, a bit of a windchill in chicago. friday, once the nor'easter goes through chillier temperatures for the weekend. all right. we are standing by with dave zinczenko and the "zero suga >>> good tuesday morning. what a beautiful sky from mount tam. a glassy looking day. freezing cold temperatures in the north and east bay valleys. we will be a bit warmer today. milder days on through the end of the week. so, if you're traveling, no problems in the southland. 70 in los angeles. getting warmer in tahoe. 46 there. locally in the upper 50s from fremont to san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s arrive tomorrow >>> thank you very much, rob, and i'm here now with abc news nutrition and wellness contributor, dave zinczenko, dave z. as we call him. he's got a new book for the new year. it is called "zero sugar diet: the 14-day plan to flatten

>>> we are nearly in upper manhattan the crowd is so huge to see cameron dallas. they're comfortable out here. temperatures in the 50s. recording falling across much of the southeast up into ohio. more record highs possible tomorrow so enjoy that warmth. all this brought to you by state farm. more local new >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by downey. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz. ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. 7:56 on this tuesday december 27. there was tractor-trailer crash earlier this morning. let's get the latest from matt pelman. >> crazy accident matt here in lawncrest at the intersection of oxford and levick. this shop right truck hit some cars and then caught fire, ended up in the parking lot of the speedway gas saint mary's luckily they turned off the gas so there wasn't even more of a catastrophe. what a mess. oxford at levick still blocked off in lawncrest. stick with rising sun or tyson or cottman as alternates. on the big picture you see that and otherwise just a few slow speeds and light

co-host martha raddatz joins us from dallas. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning, paula. >> and a know you've been right there in dallas the last couple of days. what are your impressions with how the community is coping and responding? >> i think the first thing that hits you is that everyone, everyone was affected by this in some way. they know the city so well, they live here. they have neighbors. everyone is talking about it. in the hotel people were saying how they were locked down and how people were crying the next morning, but exactly as you've been saying through this morning, people are coming together. this beautiful memorial behind us. i saw yesterday a retired soldier standing just still for moments saluting, he said he just felt a connection. he just had to come down here and show his feelings here. it is, indeed, a city coming together, but they do, they do have so many challenges, and there is still a divide, so you have to talk about that line of protecting the police officers and protecting the

robert moore joining us this morning from dallas. robert, good morning. >> good morning, ryan. >> now, robert, take us back to the moment when you first knew the situation was taking a dangerous turn. >> i had taken a step into the intersection at lamar and main. i was trying to decide where to position myself to do some more photos, and i was looking to the left, looking to the right. i turned and was looking to the left and heard the first shots ring out and i turned back around and jumped to the right, and i saw one of the officers hit and fall, and then you know it's very real. at that point i ran and hid behind the first car that i could get to. >> you talked about seeing an officer go down as you were standing out there. did you ever think that you would possibly not make it out of there alive? >> you know, i don't know that that goes through your head, i may not make it. i think you know that you're in danger. you're very aware of what's going on, and you're in survival mode to make sure that you do get out of there alive. >>

law enforcement on high alert since the killing of five police officers in dallas two days later. police killed long. 29-year-old left three officers wounded and three dead, 32-year-old montrell jackson and 41-year-old matthew gerald of the baton rouge police department and sheriff deputy brad garafola, 45 years old. >> it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred jus has to stop. >> reporter: one of those officers, 32-year-old montrell jackson had just posted on his facebook, talking about the difficulties black police officers face. in that post he wrote, i love this city but i wonder if this city loves me. these are trying times. please don't let hate infect your heart. robin, back to you. >> all right, amy, thank you very much. we'll get back to you in baton rouge in just a moment. >>> but we want to talk now to the mayor of baton rouge, kip holden, who joins us this morning and, mayor holden, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with your entire city and the families of the three officers that were killed and those that were injured. can you tell us, mayor, how the w

meanwhile the winds count out west, mountain snow and 86 degrees in dallas. that's a quick check on the >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with low 60s around san francisco, and mid-to-upper 60s sunshine and going to windy today and tomorrow. check out wednesday, our storm-impact scale is "1" and light, but thunderstorms are possible. >> this weathercast brought to you by legalzoom. we've got a bunch of teenage birthdays. you're turning 13, you're turning 16. congratulations. robin? back inside to you. >> all right, rob, thank you very much. one gram of sugar. >> that's it. >> does she look familiar? this is bob and lee woodruff's daughter, she sent me the banza. she's working with brian. and it's all about networking and getting the story out there. you helped us inspire us to talk about daniel, thank you katherine. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up -- the morning after. the explosive premiere, our exclusive with the women of "game of thrones." come on back. >>> we're back now with the premiere everyone is talking about -- "game of th

he gave that powerful speech in dallas on tuesday. and then he will be present at that town hall meeting this evening. this is the top priority for him. >> reporter: absolutely and spent an hour and a half with the victims, with the families of the murdered police officers in dallas. i expect that this will be a sustained commitment for the president that goes beyond his presidency. this will be one of his major causes after he leaves the white house. >> all right, jon karl at the white house, thank you so much, jon. >>> president obama as we just said will join our town hall tonight to discuss the recent tragic shootings and how we can move forward. you can see "the president and the people" starting at 8:00 p.m., 7:00 central right here on abc. >> okay, we'll move on to those powerful storms creating flash floods in pennsylvania, hundreds of thousands without power in missouri, ginger, more is comeing. >> almost 400 severe storm reports in the last 24 hours from florida to wisconsin. kansas to virginia. this may look like a busy gam

from dallas up to the midwest, minnesota, parts of iowa. front in dallas. 5:00 a.m., if you're out of o'hare, something to watch. >> everyone is watching the blast as they get ready to travel for the holidays. aaa expecting a million more taflers than last year. a major airport strike could create chaos. david kerley has more from new york's laguardia. david? >> reporter: morning, robin. we're four days into the thanks giving travel system, i was delayed four hours yesterday getting to new york pause of wind, not snow. a possible strike in chicago. contracted cabin cleaners. they're threatening to strike. i'm told by the airlines they'll bring in nonunion workers if there is a strike. they don't expect delays. driving is the big way people will get around. 43.5 million americans expected to hit the road. 800,000 more. heading to the airport, pack a lot of patience. you're going to need it. thank you, david. >>> to the latest on the trump transition. the president-elect worked all through the weekend with job-seekers and other visitors linin

look at a church in dallas. they agreed to put the cowboys game on the pulpit during service on sunday. the cowboys have the best record in the league this season. and maybe those churchgoers believed divine intervention had something to do with it. but guess what? it was a full house, so the church made the right call, and the cowboys won, 27-17. >> if you could see the reaction of the crew members. are you kidding -- oh, okay. >> i saw your reaction. this is robin. >> but they're there. they're in church. they get to watch football, too. i guess it's a win-win. the latest now on that murder in manhattan where two men have been charged in connection with killing a 26-year-old man. they're due to appear in court today. abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: this morning, the two suspects in the brutal slaying of 26-year-old joey cam neal are being held on $3 million bond each. set to head to court later today where they could be charged with second degree murder. >> to do something like this human being, is j

now we're talking about dallas. a frozen frown tan in dallas. the cold made its way on south to texas. i want to show you the arctic cold numbers. houston feels like 20. south padre island dipped below freezing. kansas city at 15 below. right there in chicago itself. 27 below. we find eva pilgrim there. she wrote me this weekend, i know you have a lot of experience in the cold. i'm a south carolina gal, what do i do? >> reporter: oh, your tips were life saving. it's freezing here if chicago. actually, it's below freezing. the real temperature is 12 below zero. it feels like 27 below. the frigid temperatures are causing problems from the skies to the roads. fatal freeze. dangerously cold touch churs creating havoc on the highways. leaving at least 19 dead this morning. in baltimore, this truck kreend off internate 95, exploding into flames. >> oh, my god, y'all! >> reporter: a stranded motorist watched as truck after truck -- >> stop, stop! >> reporter: drives straight into the inferno. at least 20 injured and three dead on a day where the maryla

roman raines, no relation to dallas raines, the l.a. weather guy. >> no, no. >> much bigger. what do you got there? >> these people going crazy. i want to show you a magic trick. you look great today but you're missing one thing. poof. >> come on. >> look at that. would you look at. >> guys. >> i can't fight but lara this may be for the tailgating food.erybody. >> the way he's standing. >>> i was just noting with robin the way rob was standing with that belt. more coming up with the wwe twins and roman reigns with us live and we are going to reveal their ultimate fitness routines, smackdown. tt2wat^(@%4 bt@q9op @q)c4 tt2wat^(@%4 bm@q"h8 tt4wat^(@%4 " dztq l<8 tt4wat^(@%4 " entq <8x %? tt4wat^(@%4 " jntq m(t ue( ght's going to be a good night >>> welcome back, it's time for the wwe on "gma." first up, wwe world amp roman reigns. and please welcome wwe diva, the bella twins. [ cheers and applause ] >> big day here at "gma" ." roman, nikki and brie saying fan s s. i've chased it for so long. it feels like a full year and to my possession in my hands, it's the greatest feeling ev

but his father saying his son twice refused to return to rehab telling "the dallas morning news" i truly believe if they can't get him help, he won't live to see his 24th birthday. >> now this new video will no doubt raise even more questions about manziel's future. again, manziel has not been charged with any crime. a grand jury would make that call and that could take weeks. manziel's publicist is not commenting on this latest video of the football star, george and robin. >> such a disturbing pattern. >>> coming up anger over the oscars. sylvester stallone's brother is lashing out over sly not bringing home the prize. what the oscar nominee is saying now. that promises to re-energize women's love lives. dr. jen ashton will have more coming up.e, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abrev

. >>> and the dallas police chief is announcing his retirement. david brown has been a member of the dallas police force for 33 years. he will retire in october. >>> and as we head into labor day weekend we have our final party in the park. it's the final one of the season and guess who's here, the one and only jason derulo to help us >> people lining up all night long. >>> but first, to my exclusive interview 4 one week ago dwyane wade's cousin was killed in cross fire in the streets of chicago. it's been the deadliest month in chicago in two decades and wade spoke about how that community can come together and his family's personal tragedy. let me start out by expressing our condolences for your loss. i think it's so hard for people to believe your cousin, nykea street pushing her baby in a stroller, signing up her kids for school and she gets shot. it must have been shocking. >> yeah, just hearing it again, it's tough. it was, i think, for our family, it was very tough, you know, so, just the headlines alone, you know, mother walking down a str

dallas, better in the afternoon. tornado warnings pop around corpus christi, also around galveston this morning so be very careful. this afternoon by about 3:00 new orleans. you don't have to be in the severe line to get bad weather. flash flood watches in the northern parts, alabama also in georgia on into the carolinas as well. carolinas will have a tough time tomorrow afternoon >>> wfaa doing an amazing job in dallas this morning keeping everybody -- letting them know where the trouble did on the road. >> very busy for you. very busy for me in "pop news." we'll begin with of course amazing job there. things are heating up back here in the u.s., as well. with the countdown to the oscars in full swing, hollywood's hottest night less than a week away now and if you want to watch all of the nominated films we'll help you find a bunch of them. >> okay. >> "the martian" and "spotlight" now available on itunes and amazon if you need to still them. "mad max:fury road." you will have to change if you want to see "the big s

cold front in dallas. then on wednesday, o'hare, something to watch. >> not just cars. air travel as well. you have more on that. >>> everyone is watching the winter blast as they get ready to travel for the holidays. aaa expecting a million more travelers than last year. and a major airport strike could create chaos. abc's david kerley has more from new york's laguardia airport. good morning, david. >> reporter: morning, robin. we're four days into the thanksgiving travel system, and we have already seen problems. in fact, i was hours yesterday getting to new york because of wind, not snow. and then as you mentioned, a possible strike in chicago. these are contracted cabin cleaners. they clean the jet cabins. they are threatening to strike. i'm told by the airlines they'll bring in nonunion workers if there is a strike. they don't expect delays. as you mentioned, driving is the big way people will get around. wednesday through sunday. 43.5 million americans expected to hit the road. that's 800,000 more. t