caldecott tunnel, a two car crash has been cleared from the left bore, but the right bore remains blocked. there was an oil spill in the lanes. sweepers are currently cleaning and traffic is still recovering from highway 13. you can see speeds are down to 27mph. >> number seven, we are getting our first look at the two giant pandas who now call the san diego zoo home. the zoo says the pandas are acclimating well in a private habitat. visitors won't be able to see them, though. for a few weeks. the san francisco zoo is expected to get our two pandas next year. there's still some money that we need for upgrades, but they're coming. we're going to have ours. we're going to be showing you pictures of them, and ours are going to be better. >> i mean, that one looked a little crunchy, to percent of the time they work every time. that's what's making use. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west,

president biden rejects calls to drop out, defying his critics. ♪ ♪ overnight, president biden fights back, rallying members of the congressional black caucus. with house democrats set to meet this morning. >> do you think he should step aside? >> plus, what the president's doctor said overnight about the parkinson's expert visiting the white house eight times in eight months. >> you could clear this all up by just saying what he was doing and if it's connected to the president. yes or no? >> and on "gma" this morning, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, who met with the president last week, is here live. >> beryl's wrath. the remnants of the deadly storm on the move, after leaving a trail of destruction in texas, spawning at least 13 reported tornadoes and forcing dozens of rescues. now, how long some texans could go without power, with temperatures heating up. at least 27 states under alert. the scorcher fueling out-of-control wildfires. ginger tracking it all. >> alec baldwin in court, as jury selection gets underway. what the judge already decided

about this video. >> one more, one more, one more. >> air scare. >> brace, brace, brace. >> passengers prepare for a hard landing after the tire fell off a boeing jet. >> new twist in the karen read murder case. her defense attorneys file a motion to dismiss two of the three charges against her. >> for the first time in almost a quarter century, two american men are swinging into the wimbledon quarterfinals. >> fantastic effort. >> as emma navarro gets ready to take center court. ♪ ♪ >> take two? are meryl and emily and stanley going vogue again? >> all right, everyone. gird your loins! >> we know vanessa williams is, and she joins us this morning. >> that's all. >> wait, that's not all. we are ready for -- >> and watch! >> don't miss our first look at

the new arrivals at the san diego zoo. strike a pose. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. we have a lot of news to get to on this tuesday morning, including the deadly storm striking texas. the remnants of beryl are on the move this morning, and take a look at this storm surge in sargent, texas, washing out the roads. ginger zee has much more on that and the heat in just a moment. >> first the latest on president biden, defiant on the calls to back out of the race, even daring his rivals to challenge him at the convention. >> this, with new questions about a doctor's repeated visits to the white house. our correspondent mary bruce starts us off. good morning, mary. >> good morning, robin. president biden is digging in this morning, adamant he has what it takes to stay in this race. he is launching a full-blown, full-throated defense of that decision, scrambling to reassure democrats, donors, and voters that he can beat donald trump. this morning, president biden is

fighting back, making it clear he's not leaving this race. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> scrambling to contain the defections on capitol hill, he is upping his outreach to lawmakers, overnight speaking with members of the congressional black caucus. >> the president was clear he is in this race to win. we have one objective, and that is to win. >> hours earlier on a fund-raising call, biden promising doubting donors he can beat donald trump, saying his plan for their next face-off, attack, attack, attack. but his administration is also facing new questions about the president's health after visitor logs show a parkinson's expert visited the white house eight times within an 8-month span, including meeting once with the president's doctor. >> has the president been treated for parkinson's? no, he's not. is he taking medication for parkinson's? no. those are the things i can give you full-blown answers on. >> overnight, biden's doctor, kevin o'connor, explaining in a letter that this expert evaluated the president three times, each as part of his

regular annual physical. those results publicly released most recently in february, with biden showing no signs of parkinson's. o'connor says he obtained biden's permission to confirm those details after the white house refused to answer questions early in the day. >> you can clear this all up just by saying what he was doing here and if it was connected to the president. yes or no? >> i'm not going to confirm a particular neurologist, anybody. >> 12 days after his disastrous debate performance, the president fed up, telling democratic lawmakers in a letter, "the question of how to move forward has been well-aired for over a week now. and it's time for it to end." biden aggressively rejecting calls to drop out, and challenging his critics to take him on. >> if any of these guys don't think i should run, run against me. go ahead. announce for president. challenge me at the convention. >> while biden stayed out of the public eye monday, the campaign deployed the first lady to reassure voters her husband is

up to the task. jill biden visiting north carolina, georgia, and florida all in a single day. >> joe has made it clear that he is all in. [applause] >> but also making it clear she's had enough with the questions about her husband's future. >> dr. biden, do you have any message to house democrats calling for your husband to drop out of the race? how are you feeling about the state of the race? >> why are you screaming at me? you know me. don't scream at me. just let me talk. >> now, these next few days will be critical. the president will be on the world stage as he kicks off the nato summit here in washington today. a chance to show not just voters but global leaders that he is up to this task, and then of course he has that big solo press conference coming up on thursday. george, the president well aware of just how high the stakes are here. >> we will be tracking it all. thanks. democrats back in washington meeting this morning to discuss president biden's candidacy and

what happens next. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> george, good morning to you. in just a few hours, democrats in both the house and senate will meet behind closed doors, a pivotal moment for a caucus deeply divided on the president's path forward. overnight, president biden ramping up his outreach efforts to democrats on capitol hill. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries says he's with biden. >> i support president joe biden and the democratic ticket. my position has not changed. >> but many on capitol hill signaling they still have concerns about his campaign. >> you said give it another week. so are you keeping an open mind? >> my thing is to find out what direction the president is going to go, and he's said very clearly what he wants to do and what he will do. >> what do you want to see from him? >> we are seeing he's very active now. that's good. >> this morning, senator patty murray, who served alongside biden in the senate, saying, "we need to see a much more forceful and energetic

candidate on the campaign trail in the very near future in order to convince voters he's up for the job." i tried to get an answer from tom carper of delaware. >> do you think he should step aside? >> i have people waiting for me and i'm in trouble. thank you. >> a simple yes or no, sir. >> thank you. >> carper's office later telling us he's behind biden. others didn't want to talk about the president at all. >> has president biden done enough to stop concerns about his candidacy? >> no comments. >> at least six house democrats have already called on the president to step aside, including congressman adam smith of washington, taking aim at what the president told our george stephanopoulos that he would be okay with losing to donald trump as long as he gave it his all. >> i think that was an incredibly arrogant comment that misses the point. when you run for office, one of the things you have to guard against is thinking it's all about you. >> not a single democratic senator has called on the president to step aside, and i am told all three black democratic senators joined that call between president biden and the congressional black caucus just last night.

i'm told the president told them that he needs them, that he's not going to disappoint them. it's a sign that the president knows he can't lose the critical group that propelled him to the white house four years ago. >> an important group indeed. we will turn now to the remnants of hurricane beryl on the move this morning, still packing heavy rains and strong winds after leaving a trail of destruction in texas. they are cleaning up from the deadly storm which left millions without power. victor oquendo is in houston. good morning, victor. >> good morning, michael. much of houston waking up in the dark, trees like these crashing down on homes and businesses and knocking out power. officials warning it could take days to fully assess all the damage and restore power. crews are racing in from across the country, but with houston under heat advisory today, that help can't come soon enough. overnight, the death toll rising after hurricane beryl swept into texas as a category 1 hurricane. dangerous storm surge inundating parts of the coast. at least six people have died,

including 73-year-old maria laredo, who was killed when a tree came crashing onto her home. and an employee with the houston police department who drowned after driving through floodwaters. >> we are in an emergency. we are in a rescue mode. life safety. >> beryl dumping more than 13 inches of rain in some areas, wind gusts near 97 miles per hour, causing widespread damage to businesses and homes. in the houston area, 47 high-water rescues. firefighters rescued maung phway who we spoke with earlier. >> the water was coming up quickly and it was very hard. thank god, they came pretty fast. >> his pickup truck nearly swallowed. in sargent beach, devastation. boats, campers, roofs peeled from homes. first responders in airboats doing search and rescue. trees crashing into homes across houston, nearly 3 million customers without power at one point. in galveston, the mayor warning it could be two weeks before some people get their power

back. heat index in the coming days will approach 105 degrees. president biden telling houston's mayor his administration will make sure texans have all the resources they need to get through the storm. in louisiana, a woman was also killed by a falling tree as beryl's remnants now move to the northeast. robin? >> victor, thank you so much. we are bringing ginger in now with the track and timing. >> good morning to you. it is swirling over arkansas and will make its way through missouri. flood watches in a bit, but first let's talk tornadoes. tornadoes will still be a threat. 13 confirmed or reported tornadoes on this, but also more than 110 tornado warnings. it was extremely prolific, and i think today, even though you see the video from near shreveport, it is anywhere from arkansas up. louisville is in it, paducah, indianapolis also in the threat. that's where the twist is going to be. tomorrow, binghamton, ithaca, scranton, all make their way into the tornado threat. let's talk flooding, though,

because another 2-4 inches could be possible. we saw more than half a foot around little rock. those watches go up to grand rapids, lansing and detroit, chicago also included because they could get enough rain as this thing wraps around. it's going to move quickly. that ends by thursday. then we have to talk about the heat and the fires. this is the lake fire. more than 21,000 acres burned, they've got it about 8% contained. the evacuations are still in place. it's going to stay super hot in most of california, nevada, arizona. those excessive heat warnings just keep on going. we'll get a little break in the pacific northwest, but we also have heat advisories not just in houston but here in the northeast. >> a lot of triple digits, wow. okay, ginger, thanks. the latest now on a new mishap with a boeing jet. the tire fell off a united flight as it took off from los angeles. the incident now being investigated. transportation correspondent gio benitez has the details. good morning, gio. >> hey, george, good morning. this is now the second time we've seen this in just a few months, but thankfully no one was hurt and now the faa is all over this one.

this morning, a scare in the air caught on camera. flight attendants heard preparing passengers for a hard landing. >> brace, brace, brace! >> a tire falling off this united flight while it was taking off from los angeles international airport en route to denver monday. >> united 1001, just a heads up, the tower called, they think you lost a tire on takeoff. >> the pilot trying to figure out which tire it was. >> can you go ahead and try and call back tower and see if they have any reports of what tire it would be or anything? >> the boeing 757 with 174 passengers on board landing safely in denver as emergency vehicles rushed to get a visual of the aircraft. >> we landed with a thump, but the plane was going straight down the runway. it felt normal. >> the faa now investigating the incident. united airlines telling abc news, "the wheel has been recovered in los angeles, and we are investigating what caused this event." there was a similar incident in

march, when a tire fell off another united boeing plane taking off in san francisco. that tire landing in an airport parking lot, damaging several cars. the airline saying at the time it was a maintenance issue. experts say incidents like these are rare. >> something like this is probably maintenance-related. so that's why the faa is going to want to go back and look at maintenance procedures to make sure that united is doing things the way that they ought to be done. >> meanwhile this morning, there's another very close call to tell you about, and some stunning video. take a look at this. because, if you look very closely at the sky there, you can actually see two delta and american regional jets that appear to come very close together yesterday in syracuse. police dashcam was capturing it all. you can even see an officer looking absolutely stunned there watching it all. the faa of course is now investigating this one, as well, michael. >> all right, gio. thank you. now to alec baldwin on trial. jury selection starts this morning in his involuntary

manslaughter case for fatally shooting cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the film "rust." mola lenghi has more. good morning, mola. >> good morning, michael. alec baldwin will be back in court this morning facing that felony involuntary manslaughter charge. but not before some pretty significant developments here in a pretrial hearing on monday. >> defendant alec baldwin's motion -- >> this morning alec baldwin returning to court as jury selection in his criminal trial begins for the fatal shooting on the film set "rust," nearly three years ago. the 66-year-old actor facing an involuntary manslaughter charge, accused of firing a prop gun he says he didn't know contained a live round, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins. >> my understanding, you were in the room when the lady -- >> i was holding the gun, yeah. >> in a pretrial hearing monday, the judge deciding that video evidence showing baldwin handling the firearm can be shown to the jury. >> one more.

>> well videos of him urging crewmembers to hurry up onset cannot. the judge also ruling the state cannot argue that baldwin was negligent in his role as a coproducer on the film, only in his role as an actor. >> excluding information about alec baldwin being a coproducer, it's going to hamper the state a bit, because part of their case in chief was that he was aware of the safety deficiencies, and that he was even more aware of how these actions could have led to this type of an event. >> baldwin has pleaded not guilty, insisting he never pulled the trigger, in an exclusive interview with our george stephanopoulos. >> i would never point a gun at anyone and pull the trigger at them, never. that was the training i had. you don't point a gun at somebody and pull the trigger. >> but prosecutors allege baldwin disregarded industry rules for handling firearms on movie sets. last march, film armorer hannah gutierrez was convicted

of involuntary manslaughter in hutchins' death and sentenced to 18 months in prison. she is now appealing that conviction. the trial is expected to last ten days and it is still unclear if baldwin will take the stand to testify in his own defense. if convicted, he could be sentenced as 18 months in prison. >> thank you for your reporting. we turn now to the first images of the new arrivals at the san diego zoo. take a look at these cuties in their new home. the panda diplomacy ambassadors, as they've been called, are the first new pandas to arrive in the u.s. in 21 years. they traveled with a caretaker from china who's been working on teaching them english commands to get them ready. they arrived at the end of june and are currently in a one-month quarantine period as they get used to their new environment before greeting the public, and the public is ready to greet them. >> oh, yeah. >> just something about them! they are so cuddly. coming up, the americans still fighting for the title at wimbledon.

>> also ahead, michigan governor gretchen whitmer is here live. she is standing by. >> and the new twist in the karen read murder case. why her attorneys now say two of the charges against her should be dismissed. first, back to ginger. >> you mentioned the triple digits but i will talk about the heat index. that's what your body feels. washington, d.c., could feel close to 110 today. that's when you know you are really in that thick air you can wear. the heat advisory is in place and you can see that heavy air waking you up. it's already muggy and you have that hot humid stuff from birmingham to miami and columbia, south carolina, but look at the heat advisories and air quality alerts, by the way. philadelphia going for a feels like of 104 today. washington, d.c., 105-110, and new york city, we are going to feel closer to 100. in case you wondered when we get a break, july is just not it. it looks much above average all the way through next week, especially midatlantic down through the southeast. that's the big picture. let's get your local weather now in 30 seconds.

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>> and michael bloomberg's philanthropic group is donating a billion dollars to johns hopkins university to make medical school free for most of its students. the former new york mayor says the high cost of school deters lower income people from pursuing a medical career. bloomberg is a graduate of johns hopkins. incredible. and we've got a lot more ahead, including michigan governor gretchen whitmer. she is here on president biden campaign and what she says about a run for the white house. that's all coming up. >> she'll be speaking with george in just a moment. but now a new twist in the karen read murder trial, that, as you know, ended in a hung jury. erielle reshef joins us with more. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you, robin. the latest drama unfolding a week after the judge declared a mistrial with a new court date looming. her defense team now arguing that trying her again on two of those charges could constitute double jeopardy, and they want the judge to throw those charges out. this morning another twist in the closely watched murder case of karen read. days after a deadlocked boston area jury prompted the judge to

declare a mistrial. >> folks, your service is complete. i'm declaring a mistrial. >> now read's defense attorneys filing a motion to dismiss two of the three charges against her, claiming they were contacted by one of those jurors and sources familiar with the jury who said all 12 jurors had agreed unanimously that read was not guilty of second-degree murder, and leaving the scene of an accident with injury or death. but those verdicts were never read in court. read's legal team writing, "juror a was emphatic that count 1 second-degree murder was off the table," adding, "had the court so inquired, it appears clear that not guilty verdicts would have been recorded for count 1 and count 3. ms. read was denied her right to receive those verdicts in her favor." arguing, trying her again on the same counts would constitute double jeopardy. her team saying anything less than the dismissal of those two charges would be a travesty of justice.

the norfolk district attorney's office saying it is examining the motion in anticipation of filing a response, indicating it will press on with the new trial. in the explosive months-long case, prosecutors alleged read intentionally backed her lexus suv into her police officer boyfriend, john o'keefe, in january of 2022, outside a party, and left him for dead in the snow. >> "i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him." those were the words of the defendant. >> but read has denied any wrongdoing, claiming she's the victim of corrupt police trying to cover up that o'keefe died at that party with his fellow officers. the trial filled with testy exchanges. the judge at one point admonishing read. >> excuse me. this is funny, ms. read? all right, we're done. >> during the trial, read's defense team honed in on unprofessional text messages

that's a lead investigator state trooper, michael proctor, admitted to sending about the case. yesterday he was officially suspended without pay. the massachusetts state police telling abc news their internal investigation is ongoing. read's team and prosecutors are due back in court on july 22nd. much more to come here, michael. >> thank you, erielle. so much going on in this case. let's bring in legal contributor brian buckmire. first time here in the studio. glad we could get you up this early to help us out. defense attorneys, they said a judge should have asked the jury about each charge. how important is that? >> it's very important, but it's not mandatory. what the defense is arguing here is that, in order to see whether or not a mistrial is necessary, there was a need for the judge to explore other alternatives. what that would have meant would be, i get this note, you say you are deadlocked on these charges, and maybe to dig a little deeper. and the defense is saying that could alleviate the issues they are seeing as jurors are

reaching out and saying they got it wrong. >> what happened next, brian? we know the defense says they want to question some members of the jury. can they do that? >> the next step would be the prosecution has the opportunity to respond. even in the defense's motion paper, they are saying it's the prosecution's burden to prove that there was the need for a mistrial. so the prosecution will respond and from there the judge will decide what we do next. one of the alternatives here, they are asking first for a dismissal. probably a very difficult thing to get. second, to question the jurors, either the judge or attorneys to say, what was your thought of each of these accounts? and if it comes out the way they are expecting, there could be a possible dismissal of two of the three counts. >> do think it's hard for them to get the dismissal? >> it is very hard. but this exploration could make it easier. if we do ultimate get that questioning, which is a very high hurdle, the judge can say i read the note, i give you an opportunity, i read this hernandez charge -- rodriguez charge, sorry -- and we got to a deadlock and that's it. that is a major hurdle to overcome. but if they question the jurors and they say yes, we were

unanimous on these two counts, it could amount to a dismissal of especially that murder charge, the top count, and leave only the manslaughter. >> brian, thanks very much. >> my pleasure. >> coming up next, michigan governor gretchen whitmer is here. we will ask about the president's race for the white house and her new book. ♪ ♪ target circle week! what did she say? i think she said— circle. not following... what week? circle week! she's saying circle week. it's the biggest sale of the season! oh great! does that mean more savings or something? you bet your bottom derler! your bottom what? (♪) with wet amd, i worry i'm not only losing my sight, but my time to enjoy it. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo.

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welcome. i want to get to the book, but first we'll start with this political situation going on with president biden. he told congressional democrats yesterday the questions about his candidacy have been well-aired, time for them to end. do you agree? does he have your full support? >> he has my full support. i'm a cochair for the biden-harris campaign. i have great confidence in this president. he's got receipts, he's delivered for the american people, and i'm glad he's ready to continue this fight. >> what do you say to your fellow democrats who say he still has to prove his fitness and answer questions? >> i respect the conversation that's happening, and certainly i think what we've seen from the president is an eagerness to get out and about. he's going to be in michigan later this week. he's getting all across the country. i think he's shown he's got the energy and is ready to take this on. >> i know you've called questions about whether you're going to jump into the race a distraction. but is it your position that you are not going to jump in the race even if president biden drops out? >> i don't foresee any change in this race, and the president and vice president have my full

support. >> let's talk about the book. one of the things you write about in the book is that your grandmother taught you to look for the good in any person or situation. for democrats right now, a lot of them are feeling pretty stressed the last several days. where is the good? >> i think that's why i wrote this book. george, the question i get predominantly is, how do i stay optimistic with all this heavy stuff we've had to navigate? knowing once again this will be another heavy political year, i want to make sure people see some of the lessons i've used it to get through these last six years. i do think in times of stress it is more important than ever to listen and ask people what's going on in their lives, see the humanity in one another, and try to find some good out of every situation. i think that is a key to getting through hard times. >> have you found any now? >> there are conversations happening that maybe weren't before. i do always seek to sit down with folks, and in the book i talk a little bit about sitting

down with farmers in midland, michigan, a pretty conservative part of my state, just to check in. i found we were experiencing a lot of the same things, and i think that's really powerful. the power of listening is important. >> you also talked about what you learned dealing with bullies. talk about that. >> over the course of my life, like just about everyone i know, i've had to deal with folks who've taken aim at me, whether it is schoolyard insults, to people commenting on my dress during my first state of the state in michigan. to a former president who singled me out and encouraged people to hurt me and my family. at the end of the day, i am an ordinary person in an extraordinary role, serving during an extraordinary time, staying focused, finding the good in any situation, and running to the fire. some of the lessons that have sustained me. >> what did you learn from dealing with donald trump, and what lessons can democrats take in the next several months from that? >> for a bully, you take the weapon and make it your shield. you laugh at a joke or you own "that woman from michigan," the moniker the former president

gave me. we saw a community grow and women showing up at my events. we took someone else's weapon and made it our shield. a call to action, something women can unify around. >> you say this book isn't really a memoir, more of a handbook. what do you mean by that? >> it's a short book, you can pick it up, you don't have to read every chapter in succession. it really is something that happened in my life, or a lesson that i learned, and how i used it over some of the challenges of the last six years. whether it was the insane flooding we had that wiped out bridges, we had to evacuate 10,000 people in the middle the night, in the middle of the pandemic, to the pandemic itself, to the kidnapping and murder plot that the public became aware of a couple years ago. these are extraordinary circumstances, but certainly everyone has tough stuff they have got to navigate, and that is my hope, that you get a laugh or a lesson or a little inspiration. >> your state is a must-win for democrats. whered o things stand right now? >> i think michigan is always going to be a state you can't

take your eye off of. people in michigan are good, hardworking people. we expect our leaders to be as good if not better, and work just as hard if not harder. it's always going to be a close race. as i've told people, don't clutch your pearls when you see a poll where we're down two points, don't celebrate when we are up two points. roll up the sleeves and do the work. i think that's why we've been so successful and we will continue to drive the work we do going into november. >> what's the most important thing you want people to learn about you from this book? >> that i'm a normal human being. i have shortcomings, i have had weird experiences, i have had some really wonderful victories, and if there is a lesson that someone can take from this to help them get through a hard time, or a laugh to lighten the heaviness of this moment, that's what it's all about. >> thanks for coming in today. "true gretch: what i've learned about life, leadership, and everything in between" is available right now. robin?

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spokesman, john kirby. thanks as always for joining us. let's talk about those questions surrounding president biden's appearance here at the nato summit. are you concerned they are going to overshadow the business of the summit? >> no, not at all, george. and there's an awful lot of business to be done at this summit. you mentioned ukraine, they'll also talk about defense industrial capabilities and improving that. they're going to talk about how the alliance itself can improve its own deterrence and defense capabilities. there's an awful lot on the agenda. the president is very excited about this summit, hosting it in washington, starting tonight in the same auditorium where the nato treaty was first signed by harry truman. there's a lot of work to get done. >> as you know, there's been reports recently of concerns among nato officials who have encountered the president in the last several months. how will he reassure them? >> i think just the fact that this summit is happening here in washington, these leaders are coming, says a lot about how much they value american leadership on the world stage and how much they respect and are grateful for the return of that leadership that president biden has ushered in in the last three and half years.

they constantly talk to him everywhere he goes about how important what he's been doing is, not just to the alliance, but to our partnerships around the world, and how critical it is particularly in supporting ukraine. without the united states and our leadership, without the leadership he has shown, it's hard to imagine that ukraine would have been able to hold off russia for as long as they have. >> and what can you tell us about the big announcements coming on ukraine? >> i think you are going to see some announcements with respect to air defense in particular. i don't want to get ahead of it, george, but right now clearly -- and you can look at the attack over the weekend where 46 people have been killed in ukraine -- that russia continues to bombard their cities with missiles and drones. they need air defense capabilities. you will see the allies step up to that need. you will see the allies step up to what we call bilateral security agreements for longer-term defense needs for ukraine, for whenever and however this war ends. and you're also going to see a very strong reaffirmation from the alliance about the fact that nato is going to be in ukraine's

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♪ ♪ >> we are back with our "gma" cover story. the price wars between big box stores like sam's club and costco. rebecca jarvis is here to explain the new move from sam's. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. hi, guys. they are fighting for you, the customer. we have all reached a boiling point with prices rising and sticker shock, and now sam's club is joining a growing list of retailers trying to win back your business with new discounts and promotions. this morning, those warehouse clubs where shoppers can stock up on items in bulk -- >> which one is really cheaper, costco or sam's club? >> are ramping up their fight for your dollars. >> now that you've got your sam's club membership at an awesome price, let me show you how to put that to good use. >> for first time members, sam's club is currently slashing their sign-up price to $25 until the end of august. that's more than half off the annual membership of one of their biggest competitors, costco. >> by them slashing the price of

their membership, especially for new members, this is one way to try to get people excited about the offerings of sam's club. >> but the wholesale retail giant also catching some backlash after removing a key perk available to plus members. starting in mid-august, free shipping will only be available for qualifying purchases of $50 or more pretax. >> in the last few years, shipping and logistics around shipping have become extremely expensive. so sam's club is making an effort to cut costs by not offering free shipping on orders that are under a certain amount. but they are adding other benefits for members. >> warehouse clubs can offer more than just deals on bulk items, but are the perks worth the annual fees for your family? >> you are getting discounts on gasoline, on prescriptions, and optical services. so, overall, you may feel like you're paying more for that

membership, but the perks actually give you added discounts that make it worth it. >> warehouse clubs. they are more than just tp, as my grandma helen would have said. [laughter] >> how do people know if they are really going to save money? >> you have to think through how you're using your warehouse club. if you are the kind of person who likes to make small purchases online, this is not going to work out well for you. after about three checkouts, you would be paying about the same amount for membership as you would without the discount. also ask yourself, what are you using it for? is it gasoline, is it cash back? this could work out well for you. and if you are really price comparison shopping out there, create a basket at each retailer online, look at those essentials and compare, and then also look at the distance. if you are driving really far to get to one of these places, it completely defeats the purpose. yep. >> exactly. >> thank you, rebecca. >> appreciate you as always, rebecca. now, our series, "the science of you."

this morning we are looking at what to do after you reach your goal taking medication for weight loss. becky worley has those details for us. good morning, becky. >> robin, good morning. now that medications used for weight loss like wegovy and zepbound have been on the market for a while, patients are faced with figuring out what to do when they hit their weight goal. >> i am still on mounjaro for maintenance. >> callie from new jersey started taking mounjaro in july of 2022. when she hit her goal of losing 90 pounds, her focus shifted to maintenance. >> i never want to stop taking these medications. my goal in terms of maintenance is to be on the lowest effective dose possible. i don't ever want to be on a dose that is too high. >> one clinical trial found that patients going off weight loss medications have an average weight gain rebound of about two-thirds of the total weight loss. so many doctors say coming up with a maintenance plan, staying on some amount of medication, may be best for most, but can look different for everyone.

>> people are really dialing down these dosages. are they kind of winging it out there? >> some people may be winging it. we recommend that people lose 15% of their body weight or more as a target, and then reduce the dose, take it less frequently. that minimizes the side effects and makes it as cost-effective as possible. >> but doctors say patients should keep a close eye on how their body reacts to dosage changes. >> if they regain a significant amount, maybe 5% of their weight, then i would absolutely restart the medication the way they were taking it before. >> besides reducing the dosage amount or spreading the time between shots, doctors say lifestyle changes are key. >> we have shifted from counting calories to focusing our patients on getting in a high-quality diet. healthy foods like vegetables, and healthy proteins. >> but data shows that even

those who continue a healthy lifestyle may be metabolically prone to weight gain. >> they want to lose weight, but something is stopping them from complying with the diet, or even if they comply, their weight doesn't go down. we know this from years of research. so it is unrealistic to expect that a behavioral program of any type is going to help someone to maintain in the long run. >> for callie, she hopes to maintain her current weight and let go of the worries she will gain it back. >> i even had a section of clothes in my closet that was for when i messed up and when i got heavy again, or got unhealthy again. and so, for the future, is to get rid of that section of my closet and never have to worry about becoming that unhealthy version of myself again, with this weight that is lifted off of my shoulders. >> this point is so key. doctors say it's not just calories in, calories out, after you go off these medications. the body wants to return to its

highest weight, its set point. metabolism, hormones, and brain chemistry are working against the people who have lost weight and are trying to maintain a lower body mass without the drugs. and, according to doctors, the comparison to high cholesterol or blood pressure is a good one. often, medication is needed in addition to lifestyle changes with those chronic diseases. obesity is no different. weight loss, no different, guys. >> you've got to stick with those lifestyle changes. thank you so much for that, becky. we turn now to a wedding trend on the rise. couples choosing to go on an "earlymoon" before the big day rather than a traditional honeymoon. it's a story we first saw in "the new york times," and erielle reshef is back with more. hey, erielle. >> good morning again to you, michael. of course we've heard of the honeymoon and even the babymoon, but now couples are falling in love with the earlymoon, the prewedding trend to take a trip together before making that trip down the aisle. ♪ ♪

>> ah, the honeymoon, a time to leave your wedding stress in the rearview. but now, a jet-setting trend has couples trading the prenuptial pressure cooker for some premarital r&r. enter the "earlymoon," a short trip to unwind before you head down the aisle. couples across social media are touting the benefits. >> we took it as an opportunity to kind of recharge, we knew we weren't going to be able to do the honeymoon right away, so we wanted to make sure that we took that time before hand. >> katie and michael escalera saying taking a break from the chaos was essential. >> the earlymoon was more budget friendly, and it is affording us the time to wait, postpone or honeymoon so we can have a bigger, longer trip. >> wedding experts telling us they are seeing a growing interest in these prewedding getaways, some making an earlymoon an additional investment, while others are swapping out the traditional

honeymoon altogether. >> the purpose is to unwind, relax, be really checked in with each other ahead of the wedding. >> and even if you don't earlymoon, you may still be able to secure those classic post-wedding perks by mentioning you're about to tie the knot. >> people are going to be excited to help you if they can. add it into that special notes line, in your reservation, or mention it to your server at dinner, and i think that people will always be in kind to do a little something if they're able to. >> as for katie and marco, they encourage others to say "i do" to an earlymoon. >> do it. go for it. it's a great way to reconnect. you keep that spark alive between you and your significant other. >> it seems like someone was a really good marketer in the situation. until recently, people might have just called this a vacation. but katie and marcos say it was more than that. it was the perfect time to write their vows, to bond a little bit more, and our expert says, no

matter whether you choose the earlymoon or traditional honeymoon, try not to succumb to all that pressure to have an extravagant trip, especially because tying the knot means you have forever to take those nice trips and make memories. this is about bonding regardless and taking a little bit of the pressure off. >> whatever you call it. >> a vacation, an earlymoon. tomato, tomato. >> every day it confuses me more, what's going on. [laughter] >> there is a new name for everything. >> all right, thank you for the notes on the earlymoon. thank you so much for that, erielle. now we will go to ginger and hopefully we are not late. >> all i know is i want to tell ben, we never took our earlymoon! better get right on that! let's talk about that storm. beryl, as it made landfall and beyond, produced considerable tornadoes as well as those 90-plus-mile-an-hour gusts. with straight-line winds. you had damage all the way to louisiana. we should see more tornadoes today. it's going to spin up along that

>> now we go to a food trend alert. you know me, and all of us -- we love to try out recipes that go viral on social media. the latest one involves cottage cheese and flatbread. so we asked rhiannon ally to give it a go, and she's here to tell us how it went. this is all over my feed! >> same. it's all over my feed, as well. cottage cheese has been having a big moment for a while now.

it's one of the internet's favorite ingredients. that's because it's packed with protein and it's really adaptable. you can do a lot with it. but can you turn into a bread or a bread substitute? i had to find out. take a look. >> it seems like cottage cheese can do it all. from pudding, to ice cream. >> cottage cheese. >> what?! >> and the latest hack taking over tiktok, cottage cheese flatbread. >> i'm sorry, have you tried this? >> created by foodie francesca aralla, a.k.a. @healthymumway on social media, her original video garnering over 15 million views, and plenty of inspired takes on the low-carb sandwich swap. >> oh, it is so flippin' good. >> ashley mccrary, the food influencer behind the mega-popular @healthylittlepeach, was skeptical at first. >> i love cottage cheese, that if you put it in the oven, it sounds kind of gross.

i wanted to give it a try and i was pleasantly surprised. i'm not a girl that restricts bread. i love bread. but as somebody who eats bread, i could totally eat this wrap just like i would bread. >> so i decided to try the trend for myself. blend eggs, cottage cheese, and add seasonings. >> you want lots of good seasonings. >> then, into the oven, with a tip from the healthy little peach in mind. >> some people will cook it 20-30 minutes and it doesn't set properly, and they get frustrated because it is damp and it just doesn't taste good. so making sure to use parchment paper, greasing the parchment paper and letting it cook long enough. at least 40-45 minutes. >> and i'm adding my favorite ingredients, like turkey, cheese, and avocado. >> let's try it. mmm! that's a good sandwich. flatbread. you can do so much with it, you can make a sandwich. i made two

different ones here. there's prosciutto. that's turkey and swiss. you go for it. kind of flattened in the fridge. it flattened over there. it's a really easy recipe. just a few steps. super simple. i think it's a good option for people looking to get more protein. we have all of this. the recipe on our website. i do have to admit to you though, i could not get the kids to try it. no, they were not interested. if you didn't tell them i didn't, they saw me making it. yes, lots of trick them food secrets. thank you. rhiannon, i'm going to try it at home. i like it when it's puffy and warm. i bet it'll be even better. all right. coming up here on gma vanessa williams is telling us all about her new musical, the devil wears prada. i want that the view is live on new and red hot. >> first, governor gretchen whitmer fires up the political view, and we're hanging with the new bachelorette and oscar winner michael douglas all on abc's the view. >> hey, good morning america, good morning america, good morning america. >> you don't just see it, you

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amanda has a look at traffic. hi reggie. >> continuing issues over in the east bay. we're talking about the crash in orinda at the caldecott tunnel. this was a two car crash on eastbound 24. it happened around 615 this morning. they've since removed the two cars involved, but there was an oil spill, so traffic was then moved to baugh. two at is extremely slow moving. the right bore remains blocked at this hour, six and seven miles per hour in that specific area. reggie, back to you. >> thanks, amanda. it's a little cooler today. you might enjoy that. that forecast after the break. >> no matter how long your journey to recovery may be, we'll be with you 100% of the way justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk, a personal injury law visit, walk up law.com 50 years ago i prayed this prayer and it changed my life and it can change your life. >> you see, i was just sick and tired of being sick and tired and my life was in a mess and i

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law. call 866. walk up law. >> good morning. hey there. coming up on live with kelly and mark. we'll chat with kate upton from her new series, dress my tour. >> plus summer skin week continues. see you soon. >> we'll see you very shortly. taking a look at temperatures out there right now we are finding 60s, 50s underneath the cloud cover, so it is quite comfortable out there today. enjoy a one day reprieve from any intense heat. temperatures actually near average with afternoon sunshine, but things will change tomorrow. our next heat wave begins. those temperatures heat up fast. our next heat wave only lasts three days. on friday it's over. but those heat advisories in effect tomorrow for hot temperatures inland. reggie drew, thank you. >> another abc seven news update coming your way in about 30 coming your way in about 30 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from town square.

"gma," live from times square. >> i like that little poppy tune we have. welcome back to "gma." vanessa williams stepping into the heels of the unforgettable character, miranda priestly, and the upcoming production of "the devil wears prada" musical in london. "20/20" coanchor and our friend deborah roberts sat down with her to talk about it and a whole lot more. good morning to you, deb. >> good morning, robin. she is so psyched to step into this role of miranda. vanessa williams has become known for inhabiting a range of characters, from the frosty wilhelmina in "ugly betty," to the witch in the musical "into the woods." with that magical voice and stage presence, it seems there's nothing she can't do. now she's in the u.k. prepping to take on a role she has just been waiting for, a role which promises to offer her and the audience a devilishly good time. >> she made history at the age of 21. >> our new miss america is vanessa williams, miss new york! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> vanessa williams would go on to lose her title after a scandal involving risque

photographs. but her undeniable talent and grace would usher in new >> ♪ the right stuff ♪ >> williams later finding her footing with a remarkable music career. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ just when i thought the chance had passed ♪ ♪ you go and save the best for last ♪ >> and memorable stage and tv roles. >> love your perfume, claire. musky. >> bite me, wilhelmina. >> her knack for being so good about being so bad has now landed her one of the biggest roles of her career. >> all right, everyone. gird your loins! >> meet the new miranda priestly. yes, vanessa williams slipping into the stilettos of the fashion diva from "the devil wears prada," this time on stage. >> sorry, miranda. >> where do you even begin to channel miranda priestly? >> well, i channel miranda

through the dialogue. a lot of the dialogue is actually taken from the actual film, so what you will hear me do on stage is the dialogue that people know and love and have memorized. >> okay, i see. you think this has nothing to do with you. you go to your closet, and you select that lumpy blue sweater, >> you're trying to tell the world you don't care what people think about you. but what you don't who is that blue is not just blue. it's not turquoise, it's not lapis. it's actually cerulean. >> so will you have a lot of "that's all?" >> oh, yes. the first number that i do is called "the house of miranda." and the very last words i sing is "that's all!" and i walk off. you'll understand from the very beginning. i talk about -- you know, my first lines are "emily, emily!" and the audience will know, oh, oh,my god, she's coming. >> the production set to run in

london, bridging session and flair in musical format. >> why a musical? why do you think that the way to bring this forward? >> is a perfect movie. "the devil wears prada" is a perfect movie and that's why it has legs and stands the test of time. this is yet another step to take something that is perfect and bring it into another genre and make it spectacular. you know? you've got lines that people know. "tell simon i don't approve the girl she sitting at the shoot. i asked for a sin, not plump and tired. have the driver drop me off at 9:00 on the dock and pick me up at 9:15 p.m. or to mike unless he sighed. tell them know for the 40th time. i don't want custard, i don't want cream, i want fresh squeezed lime!" you're taking something people know she's going to be giving orders, and adding music to it. "this is the house of miranda!"

it is layered and it's going to make it bigger and better. >> you get to work with elton john on this show. what is that like? >> is incredible. i grew up with elton john like we all did. as the pop star, as icon, and then just to have him write new music and have him listen to my voice and what i'm doing and be inspired. i've got something we can do, let's do this. to make him smile and make him good and happy. these are icons. >> everybody loves the fashion from "the devil wears prada." of course miranda is iconic with flinging her coats and her purses on the desk. >> i guarantee you there will be coats being thrown, and bags being placed on the desks. you will see fashion and you are going to see it worn beautifully and executed amazingly, and the runway sequences are going to be incredible. >> you are not shy about playing these characters who are fierce

and intimidating. is there something that you really enjoy about that? >> when you play the villain, when you play somebody so over-the-top, it's quite freeing. it allows you to kind of sit in your fierceness that you don't often have the opportunity to do. >> and, at 61, opportunity is something williams says she's taking full control over. >> ♪ still here, still standing, still kicking ♪ ♪ in fact, i'm the best i've ever been ♪ >> the grammy nominated singer reacquainting herself with her first love, music, and adding yet another title of producer to her resume. >> how do you feel about this stage in your life? >> i've decided not to wait for things to happen. it's that empowering nature that you're not apologizing for anything and you're not waiting for somebody to make it happen for you. i think i have just leaned into that whole idea. ♪ ♪ >> she's making things happen for herself. "the devil wears prada" is about

to begin previews this weekend in plymouth, england, and of course then it heads to london's famed west end in the fall. the hope is that maybe even as vanessa brings miranda to broadway. need i say, gird your loins! [laughter] >> she is so talented in so many ways. >> i adore her. >> we hear there's talk of a movie sequel. >> there is talk in hollywood about a sequel, possibly. we don't know for sure. our parent company, disney, might be involved in this. we don't know for sure. no official word. but who wouldn't love to see that trio -- meryl streep, emily blunt, and anne hathaway -- together? what lines, right? we are all sitting here quoting them. >> she's great. >> she is. thank you, deb. thank you so much. coming up, the kids who won't let their physical challenges stop them from dancing. you've got to see this story that michael is going to bring

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. we are launching our new series, "empowered," a celebration of disability pride month. over the next few days we'll be sharing stories highlighting the achievements of the disabled community. this morning we are taking a look inside a dance company that all started with a dream. ♪ ♪ >> plie, and up. >> disability pride means to me that you get to be 100% okay with yourself.

>> just one of the lessons that 25-year-old veronica siaba learned from dancing dreams, a nonprofit organization offering dance classes for children with disabilities. >> circle up, around. >> at just four years old, veronica, who was born with cerebral palsy, became the program's first dancer, and the inspiration behind the entire organization. >> are you ready to dance? >> yes! >> okay. >> the idea was born in 2006 when veronica showed up to an appointment with her physical therapist, joanne ferrara, dressed in a tutu and tiara. >> and i said, you're like a ballerina! and she looked at me with these big eyes and said, i wish i could be a ballerina but nobody wants me. it just ripped my heart out. without even thinking, i walked out in the waiting room and said to her mom, i'm starting a dance program. >> and jump, and plie. >> and she did just that, launching the program a week

later. >> i just went by the seat of my pants. i just went out and bought a ballet barre. >> at that point, i knew i was different than "normal" kids, so i wasn't really expecting to have, like, an actual barre in the room, and that just solidified, like, okay, this is a real, legitimate dance class. >> march, and clap. >> and it is this excitement for inclusion that has kept their program running for over 20 years, teaching over 800 dancers the importance of dreaming both inside and outside of the dance studio. >> when i first came to dancing dreams, i was really going through a hard time with myself, and when i came to the program it really opened my eyes. i saw so many people are so many different types of disabilities, and it really inspired me to continue to push myself in life and to accept myself for who i was.

through this program i have gained so much independence and i have met so many incredible people. >> including over 120 volunteers who work tirelessly all year long preparing these kids for their annual >> this year we had over 850 people. i asked one little girl, who did you invite? and she said to me, everyone i ever knew. we had a special moment when one of our little dancers, who was charlie chaplin, decided right before the show that he was going to do his charlie chaplin dance without the walker he uses to walk. >> and as these kids shine under the bright lights, they learn invaluable lessons to take with them as they enter the world stage. >> the best part about being in these shows is that i can be comfortable being on stage and really expressing myself. >> i think the biggest misconception that people have about disabilities is that we can't do anything, that there's limits, or we have no talent.

if you give people a chance, how you give everybody else a chance, we can be capable of anything you can be capable of. >> disability is not considered a part of diversity in a lot of ways, and dancing dreams shows the incredible power of what it is to feel a part of something. >> we love dancing dreams! >> these kids are showing that there are no limits. what an incredible program, started by joanne. and veronica graduated from college in 2022 and she is now back interning at dancing dreams, putting her degree to good use, helping joanne expand the program. >> what a terrific program. >> it is. just hearing what they were saying about how you don't think about that, you don't think about it when you're talking about diversity. and it's beautiful. beautiful. >> it is absolutely beautiful, and great by every one of them. so proud of them. let's go to you, ginger. >> i love that, she's going to keep passing it forward. let's talk about beryl because

it's now back in the mid south, but it leaves in its wake a lot of folks without power around houston, and you can see the heat advisories in place, it'll feel like 105 at least today. so this isn't it. they are going to stay steamy all the way through the week. i wanted to mention, even though we have no other hurricanes currently that we are watching, the water temperatures usually cool considerably, but they were so warm that even in beryl's path they are still above average in the caribbean. also there's a lot of dust o >> i want to tell you about a new show from a very good friend, jamie kern lima. she's the author of "worthy," and her show is all about overcoming self-doubt, learning to trust, and know that you are enough. i had the privilege of sitting

down with her, a deeply personal conversation. we talked about -- ooh, nothing was out-of-bounds. we talked about a wide range of topi she actually broke it up into two episodes, the first available on youtube or wherever you listen to podcasts. the second episode drops next tuesday. and, i have to tell you, her show -- oprah was on the first episode. she can pull out of you -- >> are we going to be surprised? >> i was surprised! and i was doubting, like -- >> give us a little something. >> no, no, no! >> [laughs] >> you're good! look at those eyes. i'm scared. but we're not scared about this. coming up, the summer trend of mesh shoes. how to find the right pair for you. [applause]

♪ ♪ >> we are back now with the trend of the summer, mesh shoes. they are lightweight,

see-through footwear is taking over, and fashion expert erica wark is here with some way to wear them! all of these items are shoppable, and they're going to be worn by our fabulous "gma" staff. i have been ahead of the trend! >> i was going to say! >> i have had these mesh shoes. >> robin should be heading the segment, because she knows what is up. >> i know what's up! >> they look amazing on you! listen, this is a trend taking summer by storm. there are so many amazing options, so many colorways, so many styles, you're sure to find something you're going to love. >> this is taking it to the next level of sheerness. >> it is. thanks to so many designer brands, a plethora of celebrities. i found great affordable options i can't wait to show you. >> are you ready for a fabulous model? daneska, one of our producers. >> woohoo, yes! we will start off with a classic ballet flat.

if you want an easier way into the mesh trend, this is the way to do it. i love these from dolce vita from nordstrom done in the classic black colorway. it has that bow detail and pearls, gives that feminine energy. this is a nice way if you want to ease your way into the trend, but maybe you don't want to expose too much of your toes. >> i love that. daneska, you are working it! >> yes, you are! if you're looking for something with a bit more color, these are really great options from vivaia. they are under $100. they are made of recycled plastic bottles, which is fantastic, sustainable. plus they are super malleable, so they are excellent for your next summer travel. >> mm, love that. >> so good. >> let's keep moving on now. oh, wait, you've got to go and now we have what is the real trend. >> the biggest. >> okay, faryn. our producer, faryn. >> she is in the buckled mary jane mesh flat. this is the most popular of all of the styles.

>> is it? >> i think it's because it's got that slightly oversized mesh so it offers a lot of breathability, and we are also seeing them in a ton of different colorways. i love the pop of red, from steve madden. as you can see on the table, they come in so many different colors. the lavender, the beautiful gold detail, and classic black, of course. lots of really fun options that will take you easily from day to night, to the office and beyond. >> you look so good! thank you! our art director, liz. if you want to step it up a little bit here. >> if you want to add a heel, this is a great way to do this. this takes your classic black pump to the next level. i love the pointed toe and the slingback. this is done in a mesh detail in black, but then it also has a crystal overlay over the top. so this is a great way to kick your classic black pump up a notch. now, if you don't want to do black and you want something else, aldo also has it in this beautiful sage green.

fabulous. >> bringing back memories! >> thank you, liz! >> and our booker, alondra! >> whoo! okay, so the buckled mary jane is back. it is such a popular silhouette that they are also doing it in embellishment. and i love this crystal option, especially done in the nude. this is fantastic for wedding season, especially the bride who's been wearing her heels all day long and wants to go to the after party and be comfortable. this is a fantastic option. as you can see here, sam edelman also carries them in a classic black, as well. so beautiful, embellished, fun, playful, all the things. >> okay, you are rocking the look, too! >> i am! let me come around. we are also seeing this trend in sort of this mesh sock vibe. this is a crystal look, super fun, a bit of an ankle detail. listen, you can buy the design designer version of these for over a thousand dollars. i found them on amazon for $25.

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