janai: good morning america. summer scorcher. the first weekend of the season with more than 100 million americans facing dangerous and

excessive heat across 18 states. who is looking at record-breaking temperatures, how it's affecting travel plus the advice on how to spot heat stroke and what to do about it. happy home koming for the man for having bullets in his lugg luggage. the family reunion and change that made it possible. raice for the white house. president biden and donald trump prepare in different ways. does either candidate have an edge? massive search for a 4-year-old boy who went missing on a camping trip. >> we had air support up and helicopter flying and the drones. >> and the very happy reunion. all tied up. the oilers with the historic

night on the ice. tying the panthers at 3-3 in the stanley cup final setting up a winner take all showdown. ♪ and swift takeover. >> welcome to the >> taylor mania hits london. prince will woiam takes the kids the pop princess is pond. good morning, america. great to have you with us on a saturday. we have a busy weekend ahead of us, including up in space where boeing's star liner crew got word of another delay in the return to earth. we'll have the details on that just ahead. >> we'll be waiting for that. and sadly, we have another mass shooting here in america to report. this time in a small town in arkansas. at least three people killed,

ten others wounded. authorities identifying the suspect overnight. we'll get to that in a moment. we begin with the brutal heat over much of the country. dangerous high temperatures this weekend. morgan is at good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning, gio. you are starting to feel the breeze. the life threatening heat is blanketing the country and many looking for drastically cooler waters and by some cases double digits. >> reporter: this morning, more than 110 million americans facing a weekend of dangerous and excessive heat from indiana to pittsburgh, feels-like temperatures could reach up to 105 degrees. the blistering heat across the eastern seaboard creating life-threatening conditions for those outdoors for prolonged periods. in tucson, arizona, shipping containers repurposed.

>> they cannot escape the sun. >> reporter: and tenants dealing with no air conditioning. >> it has been like torture in here. miserable hot. >> reporter: the heat also wrecking havoc on in new york, rail service canceled for the second day with a train stuck in the tunnel. >> i don't know how long it will continue. >> reporter: the dangerous heat wave already taking a holtoll. er visits in new jersey up 800% this week. again, experts recommend you really heed the heat warnings. use sunscreen and watch out for little ones and know the signs of heat-related illness or stroke. gio. >> morgan, i know you are following the story of the missing teens at the nearby beach. what's going on? >> reporter: concerning here as many look to beat the heat.

keep in mind the water safety aspect as well. rescue crews are back on the waters not far from here open jacob riis park where two teens weren't missing yesterday afternoon. crews will be returning to the waters today. if you are looking to beat the heat, be mindful of water safety as well. gio. >> morgan, thank you. janai. let's look at the heat wave from greg dutra. i hope you shoutout de kalb. >> i was going to say hello to de kalb. i-95 bakes today. prolonged heat from new york to philadelphia and down to d.c. this as the large area of high pressure, the heat dome we have

been talking about, retro grades back to the south and hangs around longer. usually weather moving west to east. this is moving backwards. near records in philly at 98. washington at 100. mind you, these are air an temperatures, not heat indices. add in the humidity in new york to philly and down to washington, d.c., talking about 105 to 110. this coast-to-coast. heat advisories up and down the california valley where those temperatures could reach up to 110. palm springs at 114 degrees today. back to you, whit. >> greg, we will check back in with you in a bit. police are trying to why a man opened fire at a grocery store in arkansas. the latest deadly shooting in america. >> reporter: this morning, a small arkansas town reeling after the shooting at the supermarket. >> we are live here at mad bumperbu butcher in fordyce.

>> reporter: two police officers wounded according to authorities. overnight, officials identifying the suspect as 44-year-old eugene posey. charged with three counts of capital murder. >> somebody lying in the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses capturing the shooting as it unfolded at 11:30 a.m. on friday morning at the mad butcher in fordyce. polices and rescue personnel scrambling to the scene. two police officers shot as well as the suspect. none with life threatening injuries. >> we have three shot and some critical. >> reporter: amaya was in the car outside the store when she heard the gunshots. >> i heard like boom, boom. then i looked and i thought it was fireworks. then i seen a man with an ak and shooting. i locked the door and got real

low. >> reporter: now another community grieving as police work to understand what motivated this deadly attack. >> this is something scary. this is something new for all of us. when i come to the mad butcher to get lunch, i'm getting lunch. not to be worried. >> arkansas give overnor sander crediting the law enforcement for saving lives. thank you, whit. now to the countdown to the first presidential debate of 2024. with five days to go, we are learning how president biden and donald trump is getting ready. we have maryalice parks here set with us. >> good morning, president biden is hunkered down at camp david with the closest advisers starting to prep and faceoff against donald trump. the first presidential debate five days away. the former chief of staff is leading his debate prep which is expecting full 90-minute mock

debates. trump prep is less formal. they have been talking about how to respond if he gets asked about his promise to pardon january 6th rioters are legal troubles. he is getting advice from j.d. va vance vance and marco rubio. the candidates mics will be turned on when it is their turn to speak. in theory, a lot less of a shouting match. the biden team hopes that conversation will be focused on policy. they do expect trump to be more disciplined on the stump. it is interesting, they won a coin toss. the president is on the right side of the screen,

gets the last word. >> thank you, maryalice. you can watch the latest cnn simulcast with david muir on thursday night. janai. reunited overnight. american man back home in the arms of his family. release td with a fine for ammunition into turks and caicos. melissa adan has more. melissa, good morning. . >> reporter: good morning, janai. ryan watson is among five americans who have been detained in turks and caicos after finding ammunition in his bags. this is leading to hope for those detained. emotional reunion ryan watson has been praying for.

the oklahoma father of two is seeing his family for the first time in 70 days after his detainment in turks and caicos. >> i'm so incredibly friends and fraim amily. >> reporter: in april, ryan and valerie attempted to journey home from the caribbean island when stopped by airport officials. ryan carrying bullets in his carry-on. initial facing a mandatory sentence of 12 years behind bars. >> it is still nerve wracking regardless of the outcomes were, there is still a lot at stake. >> reporter: until last weeks, the amendment to the firearms laws discretion of a fine or both.

the couple walking hand-in-hand to learn his fate. the judge sentencing ryan to a $2,000 fine, but with no jail time, paving the way to travel home. >> i feel great. i feel happy that the judge took a holistic approach. >> reporter: ryan met by friends and family and oklahoma governor at the airport. seen here embracing his two children. >> i prayed about this in a pretty dark place. to see this has been answered. i'm so grateful. >> well, now there are still two more americans awaiting sentencing. they must be feeling o following the amendment in the law and seeing how the cases played out. gio. >> what a moment for him. melissa, thank you so much. returning to a delay for the boeing star liner spacecraft. it blasted off two weeks ago on

the first test mission to the international space station. its return is now postponed for a fourth time. nasa says it wants more time to review data after leaks. nasa is hoping for a return some time in july. it says its scientists will take time and let data drive the decision. whit. back here on earth, record number of americans are expected to take to the roads to july fourth weekend which is just around the corner. alexis christof >> reporter: good morning, whit. more are taking the extended trips and that means the roads and skies are busy. aaa expects 60.6 million people will travel by car. about 3 million more than last year. air travel is expected to set a new record with more than 5.7 million people projected to fly

to the july 4th destinations. up 7% from a year ago and that's thanks in part to lower air fares. according to air fare is down and international fare is down. seattle, orlando, anchorage and honolulu are the hot spots and inter nationally, vancouver and london and rome. you should check your tire inflation to save on gas if you are hitting the roads. check on the first flight to save. whit. >> the honolulu trip has my name on it. alexis, what do we know about the flight attendants strike? >> reporter: the contract talks ended on thursday with no agreement. now both sides are preparing for a strike.

any walkout would be the 0 days away because president biden to stall any strike. american airlines is continuing negotiations. >> thank you. now to the stanley cup. of course, i'm your girl to talk about it. the oilers forcing game seven after beating the panthers to even the series at 3-3. andrew dymburt has the details from edmonton, canada. quite the assignment, andrew. let us know what's going on. >> reporter: good morning. stanley cup was here in this building there for the taking last night for florida, but after a wild game six, it's now do or die. this morning the oilers are celebrating their historic night on the ice. overnight, edmonton becoming the first team in almost 80 years to bounceback from a 3-0 deficit in a stanley cup final. >> this series gets dragged back to south florida for a winner

take all stanley cup final game seven. >> reporter: on the brink of elimination, the oilers headed into game six after securing two must-win games in the previous two matchups. and edmonton set the tonright away with foegele scoring big in the first period. the panthers would make things interesting in the third period cutting the deficit to 2 before a flurry of goals from edmonton. >> an empty net for m 4-1 edmonton, another shot at empty goal. they score. >> reporter: denying florida from hoisting the cup on their ice. >> we're excited to go home and play game seven at home. >> reporter: it was a quieter night on the score sheet for three-time league mvp mcdavid, but the oilers have been at their best with their backs against the wall.

scoring 18 goals when facing elimination this post season, a new nhl record. >> the crowd was unbelievable in getting us started. but we were comfortable playing in these games. >> the oilers comeback sets up that game seven showdown in sunrise, florida. you can catch all the action here on abc monday night. i know i can't wait. >> do or die. >> that wasn't it? >> it was close. >> good luck to everybody. thank u, andrew. it's time now for a check of the weather. greg dutra from our abc station wls in chicago, there's a lot of weather going on. >> tons of stuff. you have the heat dome. of you have severe weather, tropical weather too. let's take a look at video from las vegas, nevada. sorry, new mexico, where there was street flooding from really heavy rainfall. now that heavy rainfall also happened in south dakota and

into iowa. some 18 inches of rain over the last 24 hours falling here. no travel advisories out for them. the storms fire along the northern edge of that heat dome with flash flood warnings for northern iowa into south dakota being fed by tropical moisture working its way around that heat dome. there's significant risk for flooding again across portions of wisconsin, two days of severe weather risk. one across the midwest and then again moving into the northeast as that front works its way off to the east. let's check on your local forecast.

have the storms down. we're watching tropical here over the next couple days. two spots we're looking at. rocking the leisure suit. >> i like the kentucky derby look. infield. >> i was going to grab some and watch the ponies. >> we need a little difference because we look alike. >> i have been mistaken for you. by not only my kid, but by my wife. >> okay. all right. >> it's a little wishful thinking. >> maybe. >> we love you. we're going to turn to a family's desperate ordeal after their 4-year-old boy slipped away from a camp site in the wilderness. abc's phofhere with more. >> it's the best possible news this morning. all is right for little christian ramirez anhis parents. they are back together with one harrowing story to tell and dozerescuers to thank.

>> reporter: this morning must have felt like an eternity is finally over for the parents of a 4-year-old who went missing for almost 24 hours thursday morning the 4-year-old disappeared from a camp site while vacationing with his parents in the sierra national forest. 50 search and rescue teams jumping in had to help. >> right away we had air support up. we had the helicopter flying. we have drones. we had boats on the water and we deployed boots on the ground to start ground searching. >> reporter: after nearly 24 hours, the moment so many were desperate for. a voice calling out. >> as the searchers were calling out, he called back. >> this is that moment rescuers found christian. they say the toddler hunkered down for the night tired and hungry, but otherwise okay. officials saying he was about a quarter of a mile away from the camp site. then this. the reunion with his parents.

and this morning, they are grateful to those rescuers who worked relentlessly to find christian and bring him back to them. >> so this morning, christian's parents have released a brief statement. in it they say, we are so grateful to the fresno search and rescue team and sheriffs department for their hard work in finding our little boy. they worked tirelessly to bring him home safely. christian is happy and hungry and in great spirits. thank you to everyone for their prayers. you hear the cliche that it's the parent's worst nightmare. >> how brave is that little boy? he hunkered down, got through the night. >> he was a quarter mile away must have been scary. >> nice there was a happy ending. still ahead here, prepping for next week's presidential debate. which candidate could benefit from the format. and the key differences between heat exhaustion and heatstroke and when you should call 911. we have medical advice coming up

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welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. london gets into the swifty spirit as the eras tour makes

its way to wembley stadium. the royal family posted this video. you hear that? "shake it off." that was during friday's changing of the guard. and london's transportation service releasing a new map filled with taylor easter eggs, which they are calling tube map, taylor's version. our will ganss is in london with an update for us. >> whit, gio, i have made it to london. we had a little bit of a snafu on the plane a three-hour delay. i was in the middle seat. it's fine. i don't have my tickets yet for the concert tonight. prices are kind of starting to go up again. i'm a little nervous. i'll take all the good vibes. wish me luck. >> he still doesn't have a ticket. good luck. >> this is going to be good. coming up, the search for the ticket and video inside the concert and the big names in attendance. that's a good story.

>> he's going to do it. you've got this, will. let's look at the other big stories we're following on this saturday morning here. happening now, more than 100 million americans facing dangerous and excessive heat across 18 states. those feels like temperatures in some cities could top between 102 and 110 degrees. the dangerous heat wave already taking a toll with er visits in new york and new jersey up 800% just this week. also right now, a victory at the nation's highest court for gun safety advocates in an 8-1 decision, the supreme court upholding a ban for those under domestic violence restraining orders it was brought by a texas man with a history of domestic violence who argued the second amendment guarantees his right to have a gun. and here in the u.s., data shows a decline in home sales as home prices reach a record high and interest rates are not going down. the national association of realtors reporting that the

median home price increased by almost 6% annually in may to a record high of almost $420,000. so many americans feel that pinch every day. >> absolutely. we start this half hour with a closer look at the top political headlines. joining us is averi harper and maryalice parks. welcome back. good morning to you both. averi, let's start with you. we have been talking about the big debate coming up. simulcast on cnn and abc as well. between president biden and former president trump. both are putting in the prep time. talk about what's at stake. >> that high-stakes match up for president biden and former president trump. this is the last time the american people saw these two go head to head was back in 2020. and a lot has changed about the count since then. so it will be interesting to see exactly how it shakes out. a loft this is going to be about

dissecting each of these records. it's unusual to have candidates that have served in the office running for it. so for biden, it's going to be about really trying to hone in on what he describes as the chaos of the trump years and for former president trump, he's going to be looking to seize on what he describes as the failures of the biden administration. >> maryalice, when you were on earlier in the show, you mentioned that the format of the debate and how it's going to be different. there also won't be an audience. how could that format impact what happens on stage? >> these are the biden campaign conditions. these were their terms. no studio audience. the trump team in theory won't be able the to play off that energy. we have seen trump in the past kind of feed off the crowd, make things more chaotic. and the moderators will be able to turn the microphones off. so it will be less of a shouting match. the other people against trump flustered when he interrupts nonstop. he interrupts other people. so the biden team wanted these conditions.

and in some ways, that raises the stakes for president biden. if he set the stage, he should be able to do a little better. but big picture, they think they are hoping that this makes the conversation more about policy. i'm thinking about the fact that the biden team is often talking about voters under 26. a voter under 26 could not vote in 2016 when trump was first on the ballot. there are also voters that the biden team relies on. if the policy discussion is really central, what trump thinks on climate change or abortion, that will break some of those young voters back to the democratic party. >> it's going to be so interesting to watch. averi, let's turn to the supreme court. what other decisions could we expect? it's been a really big week. >> some of the biggest cases are still outstanding. one is abortion related in oiido with the near total abortion

ban. the biden administration did sue saying that that ban conflicts with the federal law that requires emergency physicians give stabilizing care to patients. and so that could have far reaching impacts, especially in states you see some of the strict abortion bans. we're waiting on the presidential immunity case of whether former president trump can be criminally prosecuted for overturning the 2020 election. lots of folks will be watching that. >> let's stay on the supreme court, maryalice. we know that former president trump was able to appoint three supreme court justices during his term. giving that court the extreme majority. how is the makeup of the court playing out on the campaign trail? >> democrats are talking about it all the time. you were talking about that case they upheld where domestic abusers could not receive guns until restrictions against them. the biden campaign said that case should have never been brought up. the only reason it was in question is because a lower court had some trump appointees that overturned those restrictions.

the biden campaign is saying this is exactly why he deserves a second term. judicial appointees, not only to lower courts, but potentially to the supreme court. they are hitting that not only with guns, but abortion. this coming week is actually the two-year anniversary of the dobbs decision, which overturned roe v. wade. democrats are leaning into that. they are having events all around the country. in 30 states. they are trying to make it clear that they are on the side of reproductive rights and that exactly that ability to appoint justices to appoint judges is exactly why voters should pick him. they are making this central to their campaign. >> we'll see how it resinates with the voters. maryalice, thank you so much. averi harper, thank you so much. thursday night on abc, you can watch the cnn presidential debate simulcast. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern with the abc news special race for the white house with david muir and the abc news political team. that's thursday night here on abc. time now for a check of the weather. we'll go back to greg dutra from

our abc station wls in chicago. >> we have tropical weather here. here's kiawah island, south carolina getting a wind and wavwa waves with that system that sits just off the coast. down off the coast. this is where the low is spinning. not expected to become a tropical depression, but decent rain from jacksonville and north. an area we're a little more interested is just off the yucatan peninsula. this is going to bring another round of rain to brownsville. bottom line on this, it's not looking as bad as alberto did for corpus christi and southern texas. now to the beach forecast. we nee

we're certainly not lacking in things to talk about in the weather department. we are back on the heat in the next hour as it is just brutally hot record temperatures for days in a row now. >> you have to hydrate and stay safe. thank you, greg. coming up, heat dangers while we're talking about that. the warning signs you're suffering from too much sun and what to do about it. dr. darien sutton is next. just . like two lines of unlimited for just $30 bucks a line. that's a 45% savings versus verizon and at&t! plus, get one of the latest 5g phones free when you add a line. experience it all on america's largest and fastest 5g network. at t-mobile, customers 55 and up can get two lines of unlimited for only $30 bucks a line. switch today!

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welcome back to "gma" as millions of americans deal with heat this weekend. joining us with advice on what to look out for is medical correspondent dr. darien sutton. good to see you. >> good morning. >> let's talk about it. i'm hot. so what are the differences between heatstroke and heat exhaustion? when should you call 911? >> many of us experience per fuse sweating and heavy breathing and faint when you stand up. that's because your blood pressure can change.

that can include symptoms of sweating or dry skin as your body is not able to keep up. it can include feeling dizzy. it can lapse into a coma or seizure. if you feel like you are confused or slurred speech, this is a sign of heat stroke. any of the concerns signs you can manage by getting temperatures otherwise, call the 911. >> what is the way to stay mindful? >> the heat and humidity and our bodies cannot get rid of it. when the heat index is above 90, you want to be mindful of being outside and making sure you are seeking out shade and wearing comfortable clothing. >> what is the best way to treat a sunburn? >> we all know about aloe vera with the natural remedy for skin wounds and burns. you want to buy aloe vera. look at the ingredients.

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back now with taylor swift taking over london. where they actually know what a fortnight is holding the first of three concerts at wembley stadium before some 90,000 fans.

abc's jaclyn lee is here with more. i hope you remind us what a fortnight is. >> sure. it is two weeks. she's continuing her world nation taking over london, which is her long time home for years. we're getting to the bottom of it. is she going to fly to europe in concert to here in the u.s. >> london, welcome to the eras tour. >> reporter: three hours turning into a fortnght for 90,000 swifties across the pond. the 14-time grammy winner lighting up wembley on night one of her eras tour in london including hits from her new album and standout classics.

and i don't know about you, but prince william is feeling 42. sources confirming he and his children spent his birthday at the concert. also in attendance, boyfriend and kansas city chiefs tight end travis kelce. fans capturing the super bowl champ mouthing the lyrics to several of swift's relationship anthems. it's not so long london just yet. the superstar returning tonight and tomorrow as locals and tourists alike flock to wembley. many americans noticing european eras tour prices are going for much less than they did in the u.s. our own will ganss is looking for tickets. they were looking to take advantage of the international deals. >> will has a tough assignment. so the big question, can he do it on a budget? we'll have those answers on

"gma" on monday. we know how expensive tickets are, so if you can snag a trip to europe, what a win. >> we don't find out until monday if he gets in or not? we have to wait all weekend? i thought it was in the next hour. oh, my goodness. now i feel so anxious. thank you, jaclyn, for that. we'll be right back with our "play of the day." ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in

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we are back now with our "play of the day." and the mystery of the disappearing donkey solved. i didn't know there was a mystery. the drurrie family from had a donkey who ran away five years ago. there was no sign of him until a hunter posted a video that went viral of then donkey living his best life.

apparently as the alpha male in the herd of elk. donkeys are known to defend their herds, so he looks to be doing his duty. >> doing his donkey duty. >> i didn't write that part. >> he's so cute. the donkey -- there needs to be a children's book on this. it was like a slightly different narrative. >> it's so cute. good for him. >> the second hour is up next here on "gma." more than 100 million americans under heat alerts. we're watching that when we come back. end. we are watching that when we come back.

good morning, i'm gloria rodriguez. if you're planning to take muni this weekend, you might run into some delays. transit officials have closed the twin peaks tunnel. sfmta recently completed a structural inspection of the tunnel. it found it is safe for passengers and workers, but two areas within the tunnel do need some immediate repair work. service will be interrupted for the k ingleside. the l taraval and the m ocean view lines. shuttle trains will provide connecting services while that tunnel is closed. the 28th annual woodies on the wharf kicks off today in santa cruz. more than 200 old wooden classic cars will be on display. it's the largest woody

show in northern california. the old wagons date back to the 1930s, 40s and 50s. the car show starts at ten and it lasts until 330. admission is free. it looks like fun. and if you're heading out there or maybe just spending some time outdoors, today is going to heat up, right, lisa? >> that's right. we have a heat advisory sizzling hot temperatures, triple digits inland. and this heat advisory through 10:00 tonight. but the fog will be hugging the shoreline. it's not going to stop the heat though. in the south bay will be well into the 90s. 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. it's already 62 there, 51 downtown. and look at all the fog from exploratorium camera 50 in petaluma, low 60s where the sun is shining already. we're getting much warmer inland so the sea breeze will be with us. the fog as well at the san mateo coast. so partly sunny there. upper 90s to 100 inland. how about near 80 in oakland, mid to upper 80s on the peninsula. and it will be cooler tomorrow as the heat moderates more of a sea breeze, more fog. and that trend looks to continue

throughout much of the upcoming workweek. so it looks like the first full week of summer will be pleasant. >> gloria sounds good. thank you lisa, thank

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