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where the storm is going next? could it target texas? extreme heat from coast to coast, and wild fires exploding overnight in the west. >> robin: president biden's defiant as pressure mounts on his campaign. this morning what he's now saying about his performance at the debate, as the first democratic member of congress calls on him to step aside. what's happening behind closed doors? plus what a judge just decided in donald trump's hush money conviction. >> gio: new details about the terrifying turbulence that injured dozens. this mom telling gma about the moment her 2-year-old was thrown into the ceiling. >> someone told me, are you looking for a baby? i said, yes. >> gio: airports brace for a record number of travellers this holiday. what to expect? plus the best and worst times to drive. >> robin: desperate plea. the mother of a chicago woman who went missing in the bahamas

talking to gma overnight. >> we miss you. we need you home. we're doing everything we can. >> robin: why she called her visit to the island deeply unsettling. >> george: dozens of america's biggest beaches closed. where they are, what's in the water that has officials so concerned? >> gio: holiday shopping game plan. where to find the biggest july 4th deals right now, and what experts say you should wait to buy. ♪ hey now you're an all star get your game on ♪ >> robin: and hey now, she's an all-star. >> i'm so happy. i know the work that i put in. >> robin: angel reese one of the biggest all stars, and so is caitlin clark. plus, like father like son. bronny james officially a los angeles laker. what he's saying as he and dad lebron get set to make history on the hard court. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning

america. >> robin: hey now, good morning america. lots of basketball news. so much excitement for those wnba players. lara will have much more on that ahead. >> gio: lot of fun ahead. also it's a very busy morning especially if you're one of the millions hitting the road for the holiday weekend. we'll tell you what you need to know before you leave home. >> george: first latest on hurricane beryl. bearing down on jamaica. it's back to a cat 4. still extremely dangerous as it churns in the caribbean. >> robin: look at these images. hurricane hunters flying into the eye of the storm. faith abubey is there in jamaica for us where they are bracing for beryl's arrival. the prime minister, we understand, has already declared a state of disaster. good morning to you, faith. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that disaster declaration is just a sign of how dire government officials believe the impact of hurricane beryl could be. people here are in a state of high alert. yesterday the gas stations,

grocery stores were packed with people getting supplies. now just a matter of waiting and hoping for the best. this morning a ferocious and deadly hurricane beryl heading straight for jamaica bringing potentially life threatening flash floods and storm surge up to nine feet. already decimating several caribbean islands since making its landfall monday. >> there goes another roof. >> reporter: new images capturing beryl's wrath as it roared ashore in grenada as a category 4 hurricane. stunning drone video showing the devastation. neighborhoods flattened. nearly every home and business torn apart. authorities saying at least six people killed. satellite images capturing the before and disaster of the historic storm. at one point intensified to a category 5. and surges barrelling through parts of st. lucis sending residents running.

st. vincent and the grenadines hit hard, too. >> this is actually the strongest that we've had come through in my life time. >> reporter: this is all that's left of tammy duncan's home. >> yes, i'm homeless. >> reporter: now as beryl takes aim at jamaica, locals lining up to stock up on supplies. some americans heading home early desperate to leave before beryl's arrival. >> much of our heart will be back here in jamaica. >> reporter: you're getting emotional. >> yeah. we love this place. we love this place. we love the people here. we have a special family here. i hate to leave them. >> reporter: and, robin, there is a nationwide curfew that extends until at least 6 p.m. this evening. the airports here are closed until after the storm. there's also an evacuation order for low lying areas. the prime minister is warning vacationers and residents to be on alert and expect power and water disruption.

robin? >> robin: faith, thank you. we're thinking of everybody in the path. let's bring in ginger with the track and timing and its threat to the mainland. >> ginger: yes, good morning everyone. beryl is less than 200 miles from jamaica. they will, moving at 20 miles an hour west/northwest. going straight toward them. they will see the dirty side of the storm if not the eye wall by this afternoon. cayman islands, cancun down to belize has to look out for friday. then it goes back into the bay. here's what we're saying. that high pressure system that's been keeping it south and keeping us safe is receding. it is moving east. that is allowing for more and more action towards south texas. that would be by sunday into monday. so we're watching that. even if it stays in mexico for another landfall, we would see coastal flooding in parts of southeast texas and heavy rain. i also want to mention 13,000 people have been forced to evacuate in northern california

thanks to the thompson fire, now more than 3,000 achers. as they set up for one of the longest heat domes and heat ridges that we've seen in about 18 years. so we're seeing excessive heat warnings from washington state down into arizona, guys. this is a big one and it's gonna last a long time. we've seen hotter but not in 18 years. >> george: latest on president biden's bid to keep his candidacy alive after last week's debate. biden team pushing forward as some democrats call on the president to step aside. rachel scott is tracking the frays washington. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning to you. in the last 24 hours alone, one democrat has called on the president to step aside. two others are openly saying that he cannot win the election this november. even some of biden's closest allies say questions about his age and mental fitness are legitimate. this morning as democrats question whether president biden should move for war with his campaign, the president is trying to explain what exactly happened on that debate stage. at a fund-raiser in virginia,

the president saying he wasn't very smart for traveling internationally ahead of the debate telling donors he, quote, almost fell asleep. some in the room laughing. the president adding, it's not an excuse, but an explanation. the president traveled to europe twice in jeune but he returned back to the united states 12 days before the debate. sources they during his debate prep at camp david, advisers blocked out time forest. for days the white house blamed a cold, not the president's travel schedule, insisting it was just one bad night. but some democrats aren't buying it. >> really not just a bad night. it is a situation that has to be addressed. >> reporter: now the first democratic member of congress, lloyd dogin of texas saying the president should step aside. >> i salute president biden. i just feel that it's time for him to step aside if we are to be able to protect what he allowed us to get in 2020 which was a victory for democracy. but he delivered us from trump then.

he could be delivering us to trump this year. >> reporter: sources tell abc news, a second lawmaker, senator joe manchin of west virginia, was planning to urge biden to withdraw but senior democrats talked him out of it. even some of biden's closest allies like nancy pelosi, calling the questions about his mental fitness, legitimate. >> i think it's a legitimate question to say, is this an episode or is this a condition? >> reporter: so we asked the white house. you said it is a legitimate question to ask, if this is san episode or if this is a condition. which one is it? >> well, what i can tell you he had a cold and a bad night. i would not see this as an episode. i would see this as what it was and what we believe it to be which is it was a bad night. >> reporter: some democrats casting doubt that biden can win in november.

>> truth i think is that biden's going to lose to trump. i know that's difficult, but i think the damage has been done by that debate. >> reporter: another ally, congressman jim clyburn said biden should stay in the race, but if he drops out, democrats should rally around vice president harris. >> i will support her if he were to step aside. >> reporter: a new cnn poll shows vice president kamala harris outperformed president biden in a head to head matchup with donald trump. the white house said the president and vice president will have lunch together today. the white house press secretary could not answer questions about whether the two had even spoken after the debate. also today, the president is expected to meet with democratic governors. it comes as some have raised concerns about the president's debate performance and also the path forward, robin. >> robin: appreciate your reporting there. thank you very much. we know you will be talking to the president later this week. >> george: the white house reached out. i'll head to wisconsin probably friday. still working out the details. this will be the first broadcast

interview since the debate. so many questions for the president you see coming in from his allies. we're going to talk to him on friday in wisconsin. then we'll play clips across all abc platforms friday. extended interview sunday on "this week." >> robin: many are anxious to hear what he has to say. >> george: no question about that. now the new development in donald trump's hush money case. the judge delayed sentencing as he considers a request to void the conviction after the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity. >> reporter: trump was supposed to be sentenced next week after he was convicted here in new york of falsifying business records. the judge pushed that until september 18th. so he can consider whether the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity has any bearing on the case. the supreme court granted trump immunity from prosecution for official acts covering up hush money to adult film actress stormy daniels hardly sounds like an official act. but trump's lawyers said it should be thrown out meaning some evidence should never have

been put before the jury. they said that includes the testimony of former white house communications director hope hicks and several of trump's tweets. after the court limited the kinds of evidence that can be used at a trial of a president. prosecutors said, although we believe defendants arguments to be without merit, we do not oppose this request to delay sentencing. george, this is all new. the judge is going to be the first to grapple with this sweeping supreme court opinion. he said he would decide sometime in early september. george? >> george: thank you very much. let's go to gio. >> gio: now the massive travel rush expected this holiday. aaa is expecting nearly 6 million people to fly this week as we learn more about that terrifying turbulence incident and we're hearing from one of the passengers on board. trevor ault has the story now. good morning, trevor. a scary situation for that mom. >> reporter: absolutely, gio. it's happening while we're in the middle of this busy stretch of travel. we've got those new details about this extreme turbulence overseas. the passenger is a surgeon who

says not only did she help assess some of the many injuries of passengers on board, she said her 2-year-old was tossed up in the air up above the overhead compartments. this morning an investigation under way into that stunning severe turbulence incident that injured dozens of passengers overseas. at least ten passengers were transported to the hospital, many tossed about the cabin. >> someone said it was like being inside a washing machine. >> reporter: this surgeon was on board saying the plane felt like it was free falling for six or seven seconds. turbulence so strong it threw her 2-year-old up in the luggage compartment. >> we were trying to find him on the floor. i started screaming his name. until someone told me, are you looking for a baby? i said, yes. he said, well, it's up there and he pointed up. it was an image i will never forget.

he was crying. he was very scared. we were all very scared as well. but the moment i took him in my arms he calmed down. >> reporter: she said multiple people were thrown above the luggage. this man showing a man being pulled down, though it's not clear how he ended up there. she said her son is, thankfully, okay, her 4-year-old daughter is bruised and cut but all right. blood seen in the after math. the flight making an emergency landing in brazil. >> it seems that we're seeing more of these incidents where people are injured in turbulence. but two things to remember. one is the airplane is very, very strong. the second is, nobody that's wearing a seat belt gets hurt. it's only the people who are not belted in that get hurt. >> reporter: here at newark on top of all the crowds, they're also having staffing issue with their air traffic control that's leading to delays. just yesterday they had 361 delays just here. looking ahead through the rest of the holiday stretch, tomorrow, the 4th of july will

be the lightest day then it picks back up through the weekend. sunday it's possible they could screen 4 million passengers across the country. be the first time they have ever hit that number. we're also hearing from the faa who said they're in contact with the military about the possibility of opening up some restricted air space to make sure all these airplanes keep moving. gio? >> gio: one thing's for sure, it's gonna be busy. trevor, thank you. so many of you are driving instead of flight. today is expected to be the byiest day on the roads. stephanie ramos is on the busiest bring, not just in our country, but in the world. good morning, stephanie. how's it looking? >> reporter: good morning. this 4th of july get ready for record breaking rushes on the road. aaa predicts a staggering 50.6 million people will hit the roads surpassing both last year and 2019 numbers with gas prices lower than last year's $3.53 average. and expected to go down further. more families are opting for road trips. take a live look at the roads in new york city from our power

house station wabc. plenty of vehicles on the road. but it is moving right now. i can say the same for the george washington bridge. but drivers in large metro areas can expect the worst traffic delays today as they leave town. aaa suggests doing so before noon. the worst time to travel today between 2 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. if you're planning a road trip, brace yourself. travel times could be up to 67% longer than usual, gio. >> gio: as we say, start early, after gma. right, stephanie? thank you very much. appreciate it. >> robin: now bronny james officially, officially a los angeles laker. bronny the son of lebron james, set to sign a guaranteed deal. got to give us the latest here, will. good morning. >> good morning, robin. good morning, all. reports lebron james jr. is signing a guaranteed two year deal are true, that would be rare for a second round pick. this whole thing though is rare. in fact, it's unique, a father and son playing together in the nba has never happened before.

it's the king. that's the whole other realm. this morning, like father like son. lebron james jr. is a los angeles laker. >> i just want to come in and get my work in and get better every day. >> reporter: bronny james, the 55th overall pick in last week's nba draft officially introduced at a press conference yesterday. sitting next to the team's first round pick, bronny unveiling his new jersey, number 9. >> i always try to put that narrative, try to get my name out myself. >> reporter: whenever james jr. makes his nba debut, he and his dad will become the first ever father/son duo to play together in the nba. in bronny's lone college season at usc, the 6' 2" guard scored fewer than five points per game and started only a handful of games, missing eight to start the season after he collapsed from a cardiac event during a workout last summer.

the lakers rookie head coach and lebron senior's podcast co-host jj reddick said the team picked him on merit not out of deference to the king. >> bronny has earned this. bronny has earned this through hard work. >> now lebron james senior is technically not a los angeles laker at the moment. he's opted out of his contract. he's a free agent right now. but he has indicated his desire for a new deal, preferably before he begins training camp for his fourth olympic games for team usa next week. >> robin: coming up the urgent plea for the family of the woman who vanished in the bahamas. >> george: morgan norwood is at brighton beach. many beaches are being closed. we'll tell you when and why. first back to ginger.

>> ginger: severe storms will add to the rain that's been flooding the mississippi river. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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>> george: following a lot of headlines including hurricane beryl, killing at least six people. the u.s. can be in beryl's path as early as next week. rudy giuliani has been disbarred in new york state after repeatedly lying about donald trump's 2020 election loss. court found the former new york city mayor flagrantly misused his position as trump's attorney and contributed to the strife after the election. his lawyer said they are weighing options for appeal. the fda approved a new drug to treat the early symptoms of alzheimer's. it's now the second of its kind. coming up in our second hour we'll tell you how it works, how much it costs and will insurance cover it. >> gio: robert towne who won screenplay for "china town" died monday. he also worked on "days of thunder," mission impossible. this is a fun fact here. in 1985 he put his dog's name on the screenplay he sold. it ended up being nominated for

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bohemian police say they are committed to solving what happened to her. taylor's mother speaking to abc news overnight saying this is her worst nightmare. this morning a desperate mother's plea for help from the u.s. government nearly two weeks after her daughter mysteriously vanished from a yoga retreat in the bahamas. >> nobody was acting like this was their child that's missing. >> reporter: taylor casey's loved ones, who just returned from the island, calling on the fbi and u.s. state department to intervene, saying they are not satisfied with answers from local authorities and ashram leaders so far. >> they didn't have any leads or any conclusions about what might have happened. there were some real gaps in the information. if americans are not safe abroad and our government is not doing anything about it, that's a problem. >> it is vitally important to work these cases the moment you know about a person being missing. >> reporter: taylor's mother describing her visit as deeply unsettling and seemed like the

leadership were struggling to keep a cohesive narrative regarding taylor's disappearance. >> the one who informed me that my child was missing, i thought she would have really came in to meet me, to see me. she didn't. she was on the premises teaching a class. a class? is a class more important than my child? >> reporter: the 41-year-old was last seen in nassau june 20th at a yoga retreat which can be seen in these videos online. the ashram saying when taylor didn't show up for yoga class, they alerted authorities immediately and have been trying to assist the family ever since. telling abc news, we met with them, along with the police and the representatives of the u.s. embassy on two occasions. adding, at the end of the afternoon, taylor's mother and friends thanked us profusely for our help. bohemian police saying they're using all resources at their disposal, telling abc news it is a matter of priority.

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might need to picnic, camp and barbecue. for the country's big day, many retailers offering sales. save up to 70% off with wayfair's 4th of july clearance. >> already seeing sales on grills here for back yard entertain. >> reporter: given that 4th of july is peak summer, there are deals on furniture. these chairs were $280, now $199. this fully reclining lawn chair is $32 at kohl's. target offering sales on soda, 30% off when you buy three 12 packs. a bogo on burger, guy one get one 20% off. and deals on dogs. buy two packs for just $5. but experts say unless you need something right now for your picnic, party or pool time, hold off.

for one thing, amazon prime day hits july 16th and 17th leading to another big savings event this summer. >> we're seeing sales launched by retailers that are competing with amazon like wal-mart and target. there are a lot of players in the space, making a lot of noise. >> reporter: that ultimately benefits the consumer. >> sometimes prime day can result in price wars between retailers that result in prices dropping further than they would otherwise. >> my biggest advice, if you need it now and it's on sale, grab it. a 30% discount is a good threshold to aim for. otherwise, many people, myself included, see the sales later this summer offering more for the consumer, gio. >> gio: you always have such great advice. thank you. we also want to ask you about the shipping container crunch headline. we saw those supply chain issues during the pandemic. could we wind up seeing something similar here? >> there is a weird increase in shipping container costs right

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the two who faced off against each other in the 2023 ncaa championship game and then again in this year's elite eight are credited with bringing a whole new audience to the wnba. here's what angel had to say after she heard the great news. >> i'm an all-star and, i mean, i'm just so happy. i know the work i put in coming into this league, so many people doubted me and didn't think -- i wouldn't be the player that i was in college, like better, or would be worse and wouldn't be where i am. i trusted the process and i believed. >> lara: we believed as well. don't you worry about that. this will be the first time clark and reese will be teammates. that will be interesting. clark came in first place in fan voting, by the way, with more than 700,000 votes. she did not have as good a night. the vegas aces took down her team. no matter though, onward and upwards. the wnba all-star team will take on the u.s. olympic team in

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>> robin: try before you buy. becky worley is checking out the top tinted sun screens for your skin tone, plus the secret to putting sun screen on your kids. >> gio: battle of the blockbusters. the epic double feature about to hit theaters. the broadway blockbuster "wicked." >> i don't know. i have never known. >> gio: and spectacular sequel to "gladiator." could it be barbenheimer 2.0? >> robin: we're all in on ann arbor, visiting the home of the university of michigan, as the town celebrates 200 years. and we're saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: nice tune. you are singing along. yeah, good morning america. alex presha is with a great crowd in ann arbor. such a great special college

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largely been resolved, yes. key part of that is the president submitted, congress passed change in our compensation plan for tsa which basically put us on the same pay scale as the rest of the federal government. that reduced our attrition by 50%. we have a lot more people applying for jobs in tsa. so our staffing is the healthiest it's been since i have been administrator. >> george: how about highened security threats over the holiday weekend? >> no specific threats, george, to aviation. but we are always vigilant. we ask passengers to be vigilant. we know we continue to work very closely with our law enforcement partners, other agencies across the board. we're ready for threats. we also have, as you know, invest significantly in technology in our check points which means we're more effective in our security. overall just ask everybody to be vigilant. we are always very vigilant. >> george: you say people have to be vigilant. how else should travellers prepare this weekend? >> best thing for travellers, because it's going to be so busy, taking more time.

at the top of your show you mentioned rush hours on highways. there are also rush hours in airports. so if you're going to travel on a flight say between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m., take a little more time because that's very, very busy at the airport. same 4 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the afternoons. the other thing, for your carry-on bag, if you use it for other purposes. like, if you use it to go to the beach, the firing range, for example. just empty that out completely before you fill it up again for the travel you plan to take now. we find way too many firearms in our check points. if passengers would just empty those carry-on bags and refill them, it might prevent inadvertent inclusions of firearms or large items that would be prohibited at our check points, which will slow a passenger down and slow all the passengers in that same lane with them. >> george: a lot of good advice. thank you very much for your time.

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>> robin: we are back with our gma cover story. a new study suggests acupuncture could have tremendous benefits for those suffering with a certain kind of lower back pain. dr. sutton is going to break it down for us. good morning. >> this is data that helps patients that come in with one of the most common problems in the emergency room, as you said. lower back pain. what we're specifically talking about is spinal stenosis. in this study, they found that acupuncture, if used consistently, over six weeks, was associated with more than a 40% improvement in pain for patients. now that's incredible because

there's very limited options for treatment of this problem. we're talking about physical therapy, medications and, for some, even surgery. one of the most interesting things about this report is that those benefitted lasted for up to six months after the treatments with minimal to no side effects. >> robin: all right. this is concerning back pain. but what are some of the other known benefits, known benefits of acupuncture? >> known is key, because there's a lot of data on acupuncture but a lot is mixed. some of the known benefits that we know kit be helpful for include migraine, even allergies, from those who suffer from nasal symptoms. even asthma. beyond that, it can be treated for symptoms of arthritis and even menopause. i talk to patients about it especially if you're trying to avoid medication or surgery. >> robin: if you're considering a acupuncture what are some of your recommendations. >> lot of people are fearful of needles. we have some needles here to show everyone what they look like. you want to make sure they are

using sterile procedure needles that are single use. you also want to make sure the person doing it has a license. of course, this does not replace going to your doctor and talking about other treatment plans. again, this is a great option for those in need. >> robin: thank you for telling us what we need to know. see you on gma3. gio? >> gio: great conversation, robin. it is sun screen season. with so many choices, especially with different tints to match your skin tone, you're gonna want to try before you buy. that's why becky is back to help us do it. people always have questions about it. >> so many questions, gio. i have them, too, as an irish girl who loves to surf. let me tell you, sunscreen is critically important to me. i do find mineral ones work better for me in the water. the problem though is they can give you that really chalky kind of zinc oxide life guard look. enter though now we have tinted sun screens that are colorless,

or try to match your skin tone. that may work for people better. summer means sun screen. we have questions. first, what number spf to wear? >> dermatologists recommend you use an spf of at least 30. an spf of 30 will provide about 97% protection against uv rays. >> what about the type of sun screen? chemical or mineral? chemical sun screens break down the uv light after being absorbed into the skin and bloodstream. with the rise of the clean beauty movement, many are opting for mineral sunscreen which provide a physical barrier on top of the skin. >> the mineral sunscreens include metal oxide and zinc oxide. >> but there's one problem with titanium and zinc oxide sunscreen. they get it all rubbed in.

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don't spray with water but spray them with sunscreen? >> he's a genius. >> gio: you're ready for the beach with all that sunscreen you've got on. thank you very much, becky. there you see the sunscreens. time for some pop news with lara. i'm excited about this one. wicked wicked wicked. >> lara: not just wicked. that's the big story. good morning to you all. we begin with the movie news that gio just eluded to. mark your calendars. november 22nd. why, you ask? it could be a possible barbenmeimer 2.0 moment, people. this time broadway blockbuster meets a spectacular sequel. we're talking about the movie verge of "wicked." and ridley scott's "gladiator 2." we have learned universal moved up "wicked's" date meaning both of these movies will land in

theaters on november 22. the news coming after we got our first look at shots from "gladiator 2" courtesy of "vanity fair." looks stunning. we see the stars there. pedro pasqual and denzel washington. "wicked" will be great as well. last year's barbenmeimer busted godfather records with a combined $240 million on opening weekend. with so many moviegoers opting to see both of these drastically different films back to back. as for the name of this new double dose of movie magic? some ideas being thrown around include wikeator and gliked. we're open to your suggestions. >> robin: nothing like barbenmeimer. >> lara: glicked is working for me a little bit. no? wikedator i don't know.

feel free to chime in, everybody. we're going to move to the small screen and news coming out of the emmy apple winning tv series "the morning show." newest member of the cast, there he is, oscar, tony and emmy winner jeremy irons, will play martin levy, father of jennifer aniston's character. also joining the cast, the duo joining our second favorite morning show team. according to production, when we see them in season 4, the show will have jumped ahead two years from the season 3 cliffhanger where we saw reese's character being taken into custody by the fbi. aniston telling the hollywood reporter they will re-enter the series as their world is midchaos. talk about a tease. no word on when production will begin. we cannot wait. so good. just such a great cast. i wonder if john hamm is coming back. all right. so many questions. this morning though finally

let's talk about duane johnson gearing up for his role as maui in the upcoming sequel of the oscar winner moana. he still has time though to give fans a little love. watch this video as dwayne grants a make a wish for 4-year-old lily, who's currently on home hospice care. apparently watches moana on repeat. check this out. ♪ what can i say except that you're welcome ♪ ♪ for the tide, the sun, the sky it's okay, it's okay you're welcome ♪ ♪ i'm just an ordinary guy ♪ >> lara: johnson said lily's friends asked him to post the video on his social media so he could help showcase lily's exceptional fighting spirit and bring good energy her way. johnson went on to tell lily that we are all sending her love, light and strength. that song in various keys he says may not exist. he did his very best and he does it with love. >> george: such a great man. >> robin: he often does things like that. >> lara: great guy. >> george: thank you, lara.

let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you very much. i have got an update on hurricane beryl. less than 120 miles now fro jamaica. that's port royal jamaica on that east/southeast side which will get close to or brush the outer wall. kingston, the piling of water. six to nine feet of surge expected. it will pass south of the cayman islands by tomorrow. the farther north i goes the more impact we have here.

>> george: now to our series main street usa celebrating communities and businesses across the country. this morning alex presha is in ann arbor, michigan. hey, alex. >> reporter: hey, george. i am here in ann arbor, michigan. they are having a monster 2024 because it's their 200th anniversary. we're having a party out here, right, guys? [ cheers ] we're having a great, great time. obviously, ann arbor is home to the university of michigan, but it is also home to a great number of small businesses and delicious food which is why we are here for main street usa. ann arbor, the evergreen town that sits just outside of detroit, home to the university of michigan, fueled with downtown.

here on its charming main street, more than 170 businesses include downtown home and garden. what once served as a stable and feed mill is now an urban emporium, selling everything from plants to pet supplies. >> we work hard on the right products, best things. fit's on our shelf, we stand behind it. it's good. i like to say we are a small business, but we're a large operation. >> reporter: just down the street, ann arbor's very first sidewalk cafe. the fleetwood diner cooking up some of the classics around the clock. >> when you feed people, that's the best thing you do. almost like family cooking. like you are getting a homemade meal at the end of the day. >> reporter: and if you want to geek out, look no further than vault of midnight, with hundreds of comic books right at your fingertips. >> when folks come in the store, they're buying stuff, but they're having a good time.

it's a transaction, but all an interaction with somebody that's into the same things you are. >> reporter: finally, find your favorite scoop. >> we get ingredients locally and we use whole foods. we think that's the way it tastes best. why not have something that's real? >> reporter: now obviously, ann arbor has a ton of food but what is summer without ice cream? our friends at blank slate creamery made this special good morning america flavor for us. e is the owner. janice? what is in this? >> this is cherry chip latte made with locally roasted coffee and local cherries from michigan. wow. >> all of my favorite things. well and, guys, we couldn't leave you there in new york alone, so we actually got you a care package from the folks over at washtenaw dairy. todd is here from the hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. >> thank you. >> they made they made a special a special donut for gma and ann

arbor. todd what makes those donuts so special? >> i'm glad you asked me that, alex. today we did a blueberry donut with a lemon zest glaze because i don't know if you knew this, alex, but u of m and gma share the same colors. >> you hear that, guys? the same colors. >> yeah. well now we're going to call it maize. and blue. >> but they call it maize and blue out here. well listen we're going to let you guys snack on those. i'm going to make this disappear. but before we leave, i want to introduce you to the ann arbor community high jazz band. they're going to play us out because we got some celebrating to do >> hey, great. >> thank you. alex. tomorrow, main street usa is headed to haddonfield, new jersey, and tori is back with day three of

our made in america deals and steals. when we come back. is the moment i'm gonna fall in love. >> and we're gonna do it my way. >> everyone in this house is a liar. they will do anything to keep their family name a secret. >> so many clues. what's he think you're gonna have to find out, just like everyone else. >> why? what's your >> now, from abc seven mornings. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's gloria now with a look at traffic. >> good morning kumasi. good morning everyone. we're still monitoring that crash over in oakland. you could see a live look right now. this is our 8-80 camera. there's a big rig crash that continues to block the right lane of the 66 avenue offramp. and cars are coming to a stop at that avenue off ramp. so definitely there's going to be a backup there if you're driving in that area right now. the backup is to marina

boulevard, and there's an 11 minute delay. >> thanks, gloria. meteorologist drew tumor has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> and precision garage door. we are the bay area's garage door specialists. we have large warehouses full of parts and fully stocked trucks to repair your door. over 98% of the time, we're able to fix your garage door with one visit precision door service, a name you can trust. >> hi, i'm dan ashley of abc seven news and i am so excited about this year's aids walk san francisco. sunday, july 21st in golden gate park. it is my 30th year hosting this very special and very important event. join me to remember those we've lost and to show solidarity and support for those who are still fighting. every dollar raised helps create a future free from hiv and aids. together, let's stride toward a brighter and healthier tomorrow for the entire bay area. i'll see you there. >> when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was

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excessive heat warnings continue. these will continue until next tuesday. look at those numbers right now. 70s, 80s. for a lot of us, this morning. so we have a red flag warning also in effect for those dry conditions. some gusty winds this afternoon we'll keep you updated if anything changes there. look at highs today identical to yesterday. heat relief along the coast. kumasi. >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc7ews update in news n about 30 minutes, but you can always find the ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: that is vanessa williams in her music video "legs." keep dancing. look at her go. and she will be dancing and singing as miranda priestly when she joins the new stage musical of "the devil wears prada." she's gonna tell us all about it next week on gma.

now to lara. by all means, move at a galatial pace. >> lara: robin, you nailed it. i love that line. i love that movie pip love vanessa. let's talk tory. we all love tory because she brings us deals and steals. in honor of 4th of july, we've got products all made in america. we have that. also from small businesses. good morning, tory. speaking of support -- >> tory: look what you just did. you are so clever. this is, as you know, bra 30, one of our favorites. this fabulous fabric. it happens to be perfect for summer, because you get that sort of soft, luxurious feel. it's got the perfect blend of cotton and spandex. you get a little lift but no under wires, no straps. >> lara: see that stretch there? >> it's got that perfect amount of stretch. see this perfect pink color. we've got hot pink. peaco*ck, red. so many brand new colors from them.

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>> lara: we know what you meant. >> george: we're gonna go straight to kayna whitworth. hey, kayna. >> robin: she's on it? oh wow. we know what you meant. >> george: we're going straight to kayna whitworth. >> what brings you back to 90210? >> reporter: this morning eddie murphy is back, returning to beverly hills as fast talking cop axle foley for the first

time in 30 years. >> i didn't realize you couldn't really fly helicopters. i thought you came up with a different idea. >> told you it was a bad idea. >> this is very embarrassing. part of me would like to get locked up rather than put in this fisher price looking car. >> reporter: with smash and grabs hitting stores across the country, we got an inside look at how the actual beverly hills police department is going high tech to combat crime. >> criminals, if you come to beverly hills, we will catch you. >> reporter: the department using drones with thermal images and thousands of cameras to monitor the five square mile city. >> what you're looking at here, comprised of 2,500 live cameras and a drone feed for the first responder and live 911 system in addition to our license plate reader cameras. >> reporter: the readers scanning every car as it drives into the city limit. last year helped them apprehend a suspected serial killer.

>> he came into beverly hills, was immediately picked up by our automatic license plate reader. a drone was overhead within 35 seconds. identified the vehicle, brought officers in and safety apprehended him. >> reporter: seen here in this recently obtained police video, beverly hills pd surround two criminal suspects from nevada as they leave a nearby grocery store. >> the particular zone has a 200 times lens so we can read a license plate from about a quarter mile out. >> reporter: but this technology comes with a price tag. is this technology somewhat out of each for departments that don't have the kind of bug you have? >> i don't think so. the technology is a multiplication effect. lot of departments can't hire enough police officers so they can take some of those funds and use the technology, especially in high crime areas. >> reporter: other law enforcement agencies looking to this department as a test ground.

>> we've had over 200 agency visit the center to come see what we're doing. that's why i think we're setting the trend and future of policing. >> reporter: in order to keep this famous zip code safe, beverly hills pd has a drone in the sky called hawkeye. it's in the air seven days a week, 12 hours a day, taking almost 400 flights every single month. we get a firsthand look at some of the technology outfitting their police cars. in order to avoid ground pursuits, they turn to star chase firing a gps device onto a suspect's vehicle. nailed it. right on the back. and they can track it for hundreds of miles. those movie counter parts may be far from reality. >> axle, stay safe. >> okay. >> reporter: these officers aren't too bothered by their infamous beverly hills cop portrayal. >> it's always fun to take a little bit of a lighter approach to law enforcement. it's a pretty heavy job. >> reporter: for good morning america, kayna whitworth, abc

news, los angeles. >> george: watch for kayna's cameo in the movie. [ laughter ] >> ginger: i can't wait to see that. speaking of first responders, every weekend i have the honor of co-hosting a show with disaster recovery expert sheldon levin. it is called heart of hero. our season 6 premiere is this saturday. while most of the stories are about brave firefighters, sometimes it's just regular folks who jump in to help. take a look. >> jumped on to the l platform. >> i get down. i get a good grip of, like, his arm. i know that i'm going to get shocked if i touch him. >> anthony attempted to pull him off the rail but that sent a current through his own body. >> it was painful. like, i felt it all through my body. like sticking a fork inside an outlet and holding it for about 30 seconds. >> ginger: after three attempts anthony was able to get the man

off the tracks but his hear had stopped beating. i'm telling you, the whole show is like that. heartstopping and so inspiring. anthony joined us at our premiere. get this. he is now on track to become a police officer in the chicago police department, all inspired by that wild rescue right there on the tracks. you can see the rest of his story and so many more every weekend on "hearts of heroes" on abc. check your local listing for the time. let's get a check closer to home. >> gio: now the kid creator series featuring some of the country's brightest and most ambitious young people. this morning we're going to introduce you to a texas first grader who has his eyes on the prize but also the pies. take a look. from rock climbing to surfing,

alan has many talents. now he's added award winning pie baker to his resume. the texas native took on a challenge by submitting his famous blueberry pie at the state fair of texas battle for the blue ribbon. he won first place knocking out all the adult bakers, making him the youngest to win the grand prize. >> when i heard i won best prize i was so happy. >> gio: third place winner sara smith cheering on the winner. >> i got a blue ribbon for a peach pie many, many years ago. i think i was 11. allen beaten me by hitting this at 7 years old. that's awesome. >> gio: gage learned to bake from his grandma, teaching him how to use a rolling pin to make home made pie crust. >> it was like a generational thing. my mom started doing the state fair when she was young. she did baking as well. then i did baking. grandma heard about the state

fair and asked him if he wanted to do it. he said, yeah. >> gio: allen and grandma penny schooling us on how to make the delicious blueberry pie. prepare the crust. >> you have one half for the bottom. >> gio: make the pie filling. >> we now have a thicker filling to go on our berries. >> gio: add lattice crust. bake the pie. >> now we're going to put it in the oven at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. >> gio: and voila. >> good morning america! >> gio: oh. never question grandma's cooking, right? go, allen. go, allen. awesome. coming up here the best selling author behind the "powerless" series. lauren roberts has big news for fans. stick around. you're watching gma. stick

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>> robin: we are back with a book author and new york times best selling author of the romantic powerless series. this morning lauren roberts is here with the next book in the trilogy "reckless." she may just share a big announcement for fans. give it up for this woman. you got it going on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> robin: so so incredibly happy for you. for people who may not be familiar with the series of books just tell them about it. and "reckless." >> powerless takes place in a kingdom where a plague swept through. our main character is an ordinary who has to pose as if she has powers in order to survive in this like elite society. everything goes wrong. a prince comes into play. she gets thrown into these trials to showcase the powers she doesn't have. of course, there's action and betrayal and lots of romance and tension that just leads right

into "reckless." i can't spoil anything but there's plenty of action and tension and things to come in "reckless." >> lara: sounds exciting. very good buildup. few years apart these books were written by you. i can't believe you wrote the first when you were just 18. >> yes. my childhood journalling up until 5 a.m. it was such a passion of mine. it was really the reason it was written is because it was the story in my head. >> lara: did it just come pouring out? you wrote it in like three months. >> i did. it was really just everything i loved just compacted like a mosaic of my favorite things to read. it just poured out of me. i was working and in school. it was just such a passion. so i wrote it in about three months then sat on it for a little while and tried to self-publish and i did. my google search was just, how to publish a book? it was a crazy time in my life. >> lara: for an 18-year-old young lady to be that ambitious

and entrepreneurial, you're such a role model. i know you've said social media played a huge part in this. tell us how. >> i started social media on tik tok before i ever tried writing a book. because of that i grew to such an intense and loving community of readers. just people who are very like-minded in what we like to read. and so i was so honored when they just came right alongside me to support my journey of trying to write this book. they were there for every step of the way. i would write a scene and then go put it on the internet for them. they were there for every single bit of it. that's why i am here today. >> robin: wonderful community. sometimes people talk about social media and the internet as being something that is a negative, but you have proved, and those who have followed you, that it can be used for good. >> it is. >> lara: tune out those other voices, right? >> absolutely. i love just the welcoming community of it. it's just this pocket of comfort

on the internet. >> robin: it's great when you can find your community. >> absolutely. >> robin: do you have for those many, many fans that you have, do you have a special announcement? >> i do. i'm so excited to announce the third book in the trilogy will be called fearless. it will be out april 2025. >> lara: perfect. >> robin: oh my gosh. >> i cannot wait for everyone to read the conclusion of everything. >> robin: i can't wait to see it on the screen. this will be on the screen. >> fingers crossed. that's what we're hoping. >> robin: we're putting it out into the universe. >> lara: we were saying before we went on the air just has to be. >> we've got a few things in the works. >> robin: she's keeping it close. you are very smart about that. >> lara: when you that big anounment, will you share it with us? >> absolutely. >> lara: we're such big fans. >> absolutely. thank you very much. >> robin: you're welcome. "reckless" is out now. we'll be right back. congratulations, lauren. congratulations, lauren. >> it'

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>> announcer: tyler perry. he's not one to hold back on just about anything. this monday morning he's live on gma. >> michael: are you ready to go? >> announcer: tyler perry live monday on good morning america. >> robin: will be a great way to start the week. you have two of lauren roberts' books. thank you to all the people in ann arbor michigan. thank you very much.

>> gio: happy fourth, everybody. >> announcer: where are the most beautiful main streets in america? we're celebrating july 4th week popping up on main streets filled with the coolest small businesses and local charm. will we be near you? >> robin: hey. good morning america. >> robin: good morning america. ♪ every day of your life bring . it's a lot going on here. >> you don't just see it, you feel it. i'm in. i'm in, i'm in, i'm in too. >> i'll be there. i am here and so happy. >> i'm in. i'm in too. michael. george. where? ginger gave up her life. >> hi, i'm andy, and i'm sabrina, and we're moms juggling tons of stuff every day. like all you moms out there. and you know what? we love? really love pop culture. so listen now to

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84 in san jose this morning. go into our hills, the oakland hills right now a current temperature of 92 degrees. so we're looking at excessive heat warning still in effect along with heat advisories. those highs today going well above 100 degrees inland seconds and 90s around the bay shoreline. kumasi. >> thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark, and we'll bek. and back at 11:00 for ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the comedy "that 90's show," debra jo rupp. plus, director, writer, and star of the new film "fresh ki jennifer esposito. also a special new york city fourth of july report from our good friend steve patterson. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪

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