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>> gio: pool safety alert. how to avoid pool drownings. best techniques to watching kids in the water and when they should learn to swim. plus, the top tips from our experts. >> whit: we are serving up summer with chef serena wolf giving us her take on summer staples and why she says you should not be intimidated by the grill. >> rhiannon: get ready for the hottest summer events with a cool binge. how you can prepare for "deadpool and wolverine" with a supersized movie marathon. >> gio: the emmy nominations are in. will it be the battle of "the will it be the battle of "the bear" -- >> yes, sir. >> gio: -- or will "shogun" slay? >> that's how they dominate. >> gio: from the front-runners to the snubs, chris connelly has the emmy scoop as we say, good morning, america. >> gio: we do say good morning, america. so many good shows out there. a big congrats to all the emmy

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rehoboth beach where the president is recovering from covid. she is back with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, rhiannon. the president remains defiant, even as the pressure on him grows and that support from top democratic leadership is crumbling. now, the president, he is still recovering from covid here in rehoboth beach, delaware, but already he's making the announcement next week he's getting back on the campaign trail. this as now more than three dozen democratic lawmakers in congress are publicly calling on the president to drop out of the race. sources tell us that leader jeffries, schumer and former house speaker nancy pelosi have all told the president that he will lose to trump and drag down democrats in congress. sources also tell us that pelosi privately told colleagues that she believes this pressure will get the president to make a decision soon. now, i'm told that the president is listening to all of these concerns, but he's personally upset by how democrats and some of his closest allies are turning against him. all of this coming as money is drying up. i'm told that the vice president yesterday joined a call with

some of the campaign's top donors trying to calm some of their anxieties. but, look, this decision here is only for the president to make and time is running out with each passing day this pressure will only get more intense. >> gio: all right. selina, thank you so much. now to the trump campaign, the former president today holding his first rally on the trail with his new running mate, jd vance, in a critical battleground state. jay o'brien is back with more from grand rapids, michigan. jay? >> reporter: good morning, gio. this is former president trump's first time back on the campaign trail, his physical rally since that assassin's bullet hit his ear exactly a week ago today and we have already seen people starting to line up here. some of them, you could see their heads, by the way, waiting here since yesterday. this will be trump's first time campaigning as well with his new vp pick, ohio senator j.d. vance. trump is fresh off the republican national convention where he delivered that message of unity in the wake of that

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>> whit: welcome back. now to our latest parenting playbook on pool safety. the cdc reporting drowning deaths were higher in recent years and here with tips on how to swim safely director of operations in aquatics, muneki kamata. muneki, good morning. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> whit: let's start out with a little review. what are some of the most important safety rules to keep in mind this summer? >> well, of course, water safety is the number one thing that we're interested in. we never want to leave the children unattended, right? we always want to make sure that you have a pool watcher. we want to make sure that those pool watchers are getting circulated every 30 to 45 minutes. you know, you don't want to get -- the parents are going to be tired. they're not going to be as focused on the kids. they might be talking to their friends and stuff like that. you want to move with the kids when they move to the deep end. you know, you want to make sure that you know where the more dangerous parts of your pool are, right? so the deep side of the pool is

somewhere you always want to focus on. they're going to do jumps and stuff like that, so that's always definitely something to keep an eye on. and, of course, you always want to refresh on your cpr certifications. >> gio: it's so important because we were talking about seeing this happen in one of the stories we did right here on "gma" where we saw how parents really lose track of their kids when they're watching them and when they're swimming. so let's talk about when kids should start learning those lessons. i remember going to those lessons when i was a little kid and they were so helpful. when should they start? >> at penguin city swim we start as early as six months and teaching them to get acclimated to the pool. get their faces in the water and start them floating on their back. around 2 years, you want to start more formal swimming where they are he getting to move through the water themselves. >> whit: if you're a parent, what do you need to look for? >> so, in the instructor? >> whit: yeah, just in general. what type of swim lesson, instructor, like the types of,

you know, different techniques that they're learning? >> of course. so with the swim instructor i would definitely be focused on what their experience is. i know when i'm looking at an instructor for our program, i'm looking at their experience, what kind of certifications they have in their background. lifeguarding is always a plus. you're always looking for, you know, their personality. so every kid has their own personality. some are a little crazier, some a little bit more tame. so make sure that the personality matches with the instructor. some instructors you want more to be patient. other ones you want to be a little more strict so they can learn how to follow rules and stuff like that. >> gio: so you want to go ahead and observe a class as well. that's very important. >> of course. we always recommend that you come in and watch one of our classes so that you know what's happening in the classes yourself and you get to see the kids' progress in the pool themselves. >> gio: all right, well, muneki kamata, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for what you do. rhiannon, over to you. >> rhiannon: as summer heats up it is the perfect time to revamp your routine when it comes to your skin and your eye care.

joining us now with helpful tips are clinical aesthetician isabelle mcleod and optomotrist dr. jennifer tsai. welcome to both of you. let's talk about skincare. you say to look at it like a pyramid. what's step one in the pyramid? >> i think it's super important to keep it simple and with all the skin care out there nowadays, it can be very confusing so if you can think of it in three steps. step one, a super healthy foundation, proper cleansing, my personal favorite, a good vitamin c serum. vitamin c serum is going to help lighten, tighten, brighten the skin. nowadays i feel like we all should know we have to use a good sunscreen and there's so many good ones and remember to reapply because sunscreen only lasts about 80 to 90 minutes. >> rhiannon: what about step two? >> step two are more advanced treatments. they're going to be correcting products like retinol, ahas,

bhas, things that help you. they correct and rejuvenate the skin. >> rhiannon: what about step three? >> step three are going to be your anti-aging stars. growth factors, stem cells, peptides, and these really bring luminosity to the skin. they do recommend consulting with an aesthetician or dermatologist to really make sure that you're finding your regimen for your unique needs. >> rhiannon: good advice to check with an expert. thank you, isabelle. let's talk about our eyes. with all this heat and we're outside so much, how can we protect our eyes? >> eye protection is important. oftentimes we don't think about eye health. your eyes are irritated and red often from traveling on flights. redness relief drops are great. >> rhiannon: are all sunglasses built the same or are some better at protecting our eyes? >> i'm so glad you asked that because they are not made the same way. so one of the tips i would recommend is to always look for uva/uvb protection.

the way to look at that is check the labels. oftentimes in the summer there's a lot of water activities and reflective surfaces so polarized lenses are great for those type of activities. >> rhiannon: should we be wearing goggles to protect the eyes when we're swimming? >> goggles are quite important when you swim. there are a lot of eye infections. a lot of bacterial contaminants in lakes and oceans and pools even. when you wear goggles, you protect your eyes from possible infections but another tip to switch to daily contact lenses because you can dispose of them shortly afterwards. >> rhiannon: you can wear those under water? >> you can wear them under water, but you're going to throw them out and put in a fresh pair right afterwards. oftentimes when you travel, you drive to have sun shades in the car. this is a great example of having that protection from glare and uv light. >> rhiannon: great advice, i love that. thank you both so much. >> gio: all right, rhiannon. thank you so much. dr. jen knows her stuff because she's my eye doctor. let's go over to someone else who knows her stuff, leslie lopez from our los angeles station kabc.

>> leslie: hey, gio. so happy to be here. we're talking about weather across the nation. the heat is on in the west. take a look at this. this is over in the canyon. it's the 210 freeway in california. this is from my station, kabc. the fire was raging, creating a lot of smoke. firefighters were able to get a handle on that fire. that's great news. however, it created a lot of problems along that stretch of highway. the heat continues forward for the next couple of days. take a look at some temperatures, excess heat warnings from washington all the way down into arizona so it will continue for at least the next three to five days. with that we have some record heat in some of these areas, spokane, 106, 107 into boise. that's a look around the nation. let's take a look a little

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steam during use or while heating up. that can cause burns. the consumer product safety commission says bissell received 157 reports of minor burn injuries. >> gio: important there. >> gio: a colorado red lobster restaurant has spared the life of one rare an extremely rare orange lobster was mistakenly included in a shipment to red lobster. the restaurant realized the mistake. they donated that special lobster to the denver aquarium where it has been named crush in honor of the denver broncos orange crush defense of the 1970s and '80s. >> whit: good for that kitchen at the red lobster. they're like, wait a minute, something's not right about this lobster. >> gio: it's not red enough. >> whit: you're on your own. >> gio: lucky lobster, though. >> rhiannon: lucky lobster, indeed. lucky us, it's time for "binge this" and we have our will ganss to help us gear up for the hottest events with cool ideas for binging. hello, will. >> hello. >> gio: look how cool. >> i'm feeling like an orange lobster. >> whit: little bronzer and

you'll be right there. >> rhiannon: will, let's talk "twisters" because it has been over 25 years since the original. i love the original. helen hunt. >> gio: one of my favorite movies. >> erie such a fantastic movie. phillip seymour hoffman. does the new "twisters" stack up? >> oh, yes, it does, indeed. i wouldn't call it a sequel. i would call it maybe more of a reboot because we're not getting helen hunt. we're not getting phillip seymore hoffman obviously, but this is the closest we've gotten to a perfect summer blockbuster blowing into theaters like a breath of fresh air, "twisters" is ago packed but not so intense you get tired by like 30 minutes in, you're like, enough. it's not fresh movie stars like like daisy edgar-jones and glen powell. do not get me started on how awesome glen powell is. he is looking like a capybara, winning me over like a showdog. at no point was i intellectually challenged but i didn't want to be. you don't want that from a summer blockbuster.

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>> whit: we are back now on "gma." gio, don't eat before the segment starts. we are serving up summer with some easy and refreshing meals to prepare for the summer and joining us now is serena wolf and she's going to walk us through it. welcome. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> whit: we'll start with this grilled shrimp cobb salad and you'll put me to work here. >> let's put you to work. so this salad -- >> whit: it looks amazing by the way. >> it looks impressive. if you make it on a tuesday, toss it together in a bowl and people will lose their mind for this. the thing i love about this is the marinade does double duty as marinade for the shrimp but the base for a salad dressing and i'm going to put you on whisk duty. this in here is the marinade we use for the shrimp. we only used half of it. >> whit: what was that you put in here? >> greek yogurt. >> whit: greek yogurt. a little extra protein. >> little bit of creaminess tarragon which reminds me of my mom. it tastes a little like anise, honey for sweetness, basil, parsley, any herb you have.

>> whit: smells good already. >> you can also make this vegetarian. can't you smell that with the fresh herbs already. people always comment on the fresh herbs. this would get drizzled right on top. don't do it beforehand so it looks really fresh. >> whit: got it, yes. perfect. >> we don't want things getting wilty. next -- >> whit: what do you think of the cobb salad? good? >> gio: this dressing is delicious. >> thank you. also it's just a perfect -- it screams summer. all of those fresh vegetables. >> whit: this is the pasta salad. >> pasta salad, i'm embarrassed to admit i hate mayonnaise but you also -- >> gio: you know what, i don't like it either. >> thank you. >> whit: we'll forgive you both. >> thank you so much. we also don't want to put mayo on something that will sit out in the sun. >> whit: good point, yes. >> so this is balsamic and olive oil. >> whit: a little bit of a twist on this. >> very much so and you can make it fully in advance and just toss the greens in last right before you're going to serve it so they stay bright and green and vibrant. i won't let you touch that. >> whit: good point. >> you'll get it all over your outfit which we do not want.

but goat cheese, feta, that's a large block because it's getting a little melty but that always goes on last. we don't mix cheese into the salad because we get that gross, white film. >> gio: just an observation here, rhiannon hasn't said a word. she's digging in. >> whit: beginning to end. let's talk about the grilled veggies, we don't have much time left. i want to get into that. >> beautiful. rainbow, vibrant, we have corn here that you could throw on top, but any combination of cheeses, herbs, throw a nut on there if you want crunch. i did it on a tiny grill pan in my apartment. you do not need an outdoor grill. >> whit: love it. thanks so much. thanks for feeding us this morning. >> rhiannon: you didn't even get to eat. >> whit: that whole plate down at the end is for me during the commercial break. get all these recipes on "gma" goodmorningamerica.com and also listen to -- forgive me. we're going to the weather. yes, we are. leslie, over to you. >> leslie: you just got to save me some too. i know. it looks good.

hey, everybody. we're talking about either the heat or the rain. this is what it looks like in atlanta. this is a live -- you can see the clouds are really building in right now. we're talking about a stationary front that is in a holding pattern. it does not want to move and on account of that looking at scattered showers stretching from texas to the carolinas and we're talking about flash flood risks on account of that too. virginia beach specifically, 2 to 4 inches in a short period of time. that's an elevated flash flood risk for the day. we're also looking at some rain. 3 to 7 inches from texas to carolina up to virginia. that's going to happen over the next several days. that's a check around the nation. >> gio: all right. time for our summer read series and "jackpot summer," a novel about what happens when a group of siblings win the lottery and the author elyssa friedland is here.

welcome. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> gio: first of all, this is such an interesting idea. like, what got you thinking about these family dynamics when you win the lottery? it is something that you think about, right? like, what happens in a family. >> i watched one of those news stories a few years ago with, like, the lines out the door of all the 7-elevens when the powerball had gotten so big and i was like, should i go? i was in pajamas, no, you know, maybe. then i felt like i had to get in on the action and it really got me thinking, you know, would it even be so great to win and there is this curse of the lottery that, you know -- >> gio: it's real. >> and half of lottery winners end up bankrupt. they have so many emotional problems. it's not necessarily, you know, the gift people think it is. and my special sauce as a writer, i love to do these big family dramas, lots of characters, but i want to throw a big life event in that really brings out the best and the worst in everyone and let's just

say a powerball win does just that. >> gio: one of the cool things about it, you actually go in through the perspective of each character and you learned something about life that way, didn't you? >> absolutely. i love writing multiple point of view, because i think what's -- so much misunderstanding that happens between friends and family is that we hear something a certain way. >> gio: yes. >> and we think, that was rude. you know, even when you run into someone on the street and they're not that friendly to you and you think, what did i do wrong? well, maybe that person just got off a bad phone call. so in all of my books i have these big casts, family members, you write up a chapter from the perspective of the sister and she runs into her brother and she's all offended by something he said. then you get into the brother's head in the next chapter and you see she had it all wrong. and -- >> gio: i love that. >> being able to lift the veil on people's feelings really shows you -- >> gio: how much fun for you as a writer because you can go to all of these. >> i love it. >> gio: real quickly here.

you actually don't want to win the lottery because of this? >> i definitely don't want to win the lottery after this. with all the siblings -- well, the rub in the book is there were four siblings and only three of the four of them win which is complicated in its own way. it's a headache. it's just problems. >> gio: we're going to learn why when we read this book. so make sure you check out "jackpot summer." it is on sale right now. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> gio: appreciate it and we'll be right back here on "gma." stick around. ♪ behr behr behr behr behrrrrr ♪ right now, get america's most trusted paint brand at an everyday low price. ♪ behr behr behr behrrrr ♪ no, no. starting at $29.98. why is special k so special? the multigrain flakes? oh wait i see, it's the real fruit. oh wait wait, can you go back to the berries? mmhmm. special k. special for a reason.

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♪ >> rhiannon: we are back now on "gma" with the emmy nominations. there are 36 first time nominees in performance categories and lots of familiar faces from popular series. our chris connelly has more. >> yes, chef. >> reporter: yes, chef, indeed. wednesday's emmy nominations saw some tv academy selections smashing records. >> it's a good thing, right? >> yeah, no, it's great. >> reporter: a multi-emmy winner

eight months ago, second helpings for fx's "the bear" include a staggering ten acting nominations boosting the comedy -- the comedy -- to a high of 23 noms total. jeremy allen white and ayo edebiri with repeat nominations. >> it's how they dominate. >> revered for the ages. "shogun." >> reporter: the fx drama "shogun" reaping 25 nominations including best drama series. only the second non-english language series to be so honored. also including best actor for hiroyuki sanada and best actress for anna sawai. >> hello, hollywood. bravo. >> reporter: the plentiful nominated "only murders in the building" has 21 nominations including meryl streep and this time, for the first time, selena gomez joins the guys and gets a nomination too. love and then some for quinta brunson's "abbott elementary" once again. >> you have to walk in there like i am that girl.

>> i am that woman. >> reporter: school's in session with the best comedy series selection and four acting nominations, brunson, tyler james williams, janelle james and 2022 emmy winner sheryl lee ralph, dancing to her good news. >> you have been nominated for best supporting actress in a comedy series. your third nomination. >> whoo! >> well-earned. well-deserved. congratulations. >> oh, yes. >> congratulations. >> honey, that never gets old. >> reporter: "hacks," yes. >> did you ever think you'd be back on top? >> yes. >> reporter: "the crown," of course. "the morning show" and stars jennifer and reese, naturally. larry david and "curb your enthusiasm's" farewell. wee! >> she comes to my work, my house. she sends me emails all the time. >> reporter: and netflix's hot button headline maker, "baby reindeer" and sofia vergara cited for her decade and a half in the making "griselda" making history as the first latina best

actress nominated in the limited series category. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> rhiannon: "griselda" was fantastic. >> gio: we're all so excited watching that piece. we all remember how good it was. >> rhiannon: so many good shows out right now. chris, thank you for that. the 76th primetime emmy awards air

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>> whit: very exciting morning. starting this morning abc newslive will have live weekend programming every weekend. gio, janai and i and rhiannon in the mix here this weekend and others, as well, will be providing the latest news throughout the course of the day on our streaming channel. >> gio: 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> whit: you got it. >> rhiannon: you kick it off. >> gio: yes, we do. but wait -- >> rhiannon: happy birthday to my husband, mike. >> gio: happy birthday, mike. m. >> gio: happy birthday, mike.

stephanie sierra, today, the group behind the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price will hold a rally in hayward. organizers of safe, say community members will speak about how they've been impacted by violent crime. price has been accused of being too soft on crime, but supporters have argued she's doing the job the way she was elected to do it. this comes after an apparent misunderstanding on a proposed partnership between price's office and the office of the governor. earlier this week. pg and e is warning customers of a possible psps or public safety power shutoff, which could begin today. officials say it's due to high winds and dry conditions. the potential shut off could affect 16,000 customers in six counties, including two here in the bay area. the shutoffs could start at 11 a.m. to weather. now let's check in with drew. >> hey good morning stephanie.

we are seeing a lot of sunshine out there on our saturday morning. a live look from our emeryville camera showing you that temperatures right now around the bay shoreline, low 60s to the low 70s will widen out this picture a little bit warmer as you head inland. mid 70s for brentwood, fairfield, clearlake, cloverdale. later today it will actually be a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. part of the reason why the winds are going to pick up. they're pretty light right now. no issues there. it's around lunchtime and then into the afternoon and evening. those winds will be gusting close to 30mph at times. i think we'll see even higher gusts along the coast closer to 40mph. but those winds will bring in some cooler weather later on today. looking at highs around the region, we'll keep it in the 60s and 70s along the coast, mainly 70s around the bay shoreline, and we're still warm inland, just not as hot as yesterday. we'll keep in the low and mid 90s there stephanie. >> all right drew, thank you. up next, bay area airports slowly getting back to normal this morning. how frustrated passengers are dealing with the

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