i hit the corner trying to go to my friend's house and there's a coyote right there, and i didn't do any of that. i just looked at it and it looked at me, stared it down, and it left. and i said, thank you, thank you. >> why am i yelling at a coyote who's not yelling at me? like, if that coyote just was doing its own thing, like living its life? >> i know, but what if it was coming towards you? you might have to do something if it gets really close up to me, fine. >> but otherwise, that's what i did. >> i'm not yelling. i just looked like i would yell. >> naturally, though, if it's coming toward me, i'd be like, oh, it's c >> rebecca: good morning america. wildfire emergency. nearly 100 large fires burning in the west, including the largest of the year in california, forcing thousands from their homes. a suspect in custody, accused of igniting the massive fire. >> we're standing on the only

road in and out right now and we're getting covered with smoke and ash. >> rebecca: ginger and kayna are tracking it all. >> whit: breaking overnight. kamala harris getting a big endorsement from barack obama and michelle obama. >> we want to ban assault weapons and they want to ban books. >> whit: what donald trump is now saying about debating harris, and the new focus on j.d. vance's comments made about people without children. >> gio: french train lines targeted ahead of tonight's olympic opening ceremonies. >> whit: two top leaders of a notorious drug cartel arrested, responsible for the majority of drugs, including fentanyl killing americans. >> rebecca: justin timberlake's dwi case. his team in court. reports of teflon flu cases on

the rise. the symptoms to watch for and how to cook safely with nonstick pans. ♪ >> gio: start your engines. the cast is zooming by! we're revving up our efforts to help you. >> show me the money! >> gio: as team usa's women's soccer team races away with a big win, plus cocoa goff set to make olympic history. >> i haven't met lebron yet. i'm excited to meet him and stand alongside him. >> gio: the world is waiting to see if celine dion and lady gaga will take the opening ceremony stage. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory ♪ >> whit: and right now our gold medal worthy duo is taking over paris. we can't wait to see where la lara and james are going. >> lara: cheers. >> james: cheers, everyone.

>> whit: just when you thought they were done, jackman and reynolds with another surprise for you, on what ryan called the greatest night of my life. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> whit: good morning america. so great to have you with us on a friday. >> gio: it is a good friday here. take a look at that crowd in central park ready to rock with green day on this summer morning. look at that. so many people excited there. >> rebecca: we're having some really nice high school flash backs with green day coming up. lara, meantime, is live in paris this morning ahead of the olympics opening ceremony, looking beautiful in front of that eiffel tower. lara and james will take us on their tour of the city. you do not want to miss it. plus, the latest on team usa and the security concerns with the opening ceremonies just hours away. >> whit: first though a busy morning. we begin with the wild fire emergency in the west. nearly 100 large fires are burning, forcing thousands to flee their homes.

a suspect is under arrest after authorities say the largest fire burning in california this year was deliberately set. let's get to kayna whitworth in chico, california. good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. it has been chaos ever since. beyond this road block, there are downed trees and power lines hampering this fire fight. one cal fire official told me not only is this fire burning aggressively, but it's angry, in all the right places. it's burning part of the forest it hasn't burned in decades, tripling in size, and is now the largest fire in california. this morning at northern california ablaze. the aggressive park fire burning 145,000 acres. homes engulfed in flames, gas tanks exploding, creating pillars of fire higher than the tree line. another home violently exploding, cars on fire. look how high those flames are. they are hundreds of feet in the air, just climbing those trees.

then when they get to the top of the tree there, it starts to blow embers and ash. that's how spot fires start. we're standing in the only road in and out of the area right now and we're getting covered with smoke and ash. this is dangerous. >> reporter: the initial spread unrivalled, burning 4,000 acres an hour. >> hey, watch your back! we're getting flames again! >> reporter: more than 1,000 firefighters on the attack, from the air and the ground, trying to save the town. >> we can't! we won't make it through! >> reporter: thousand forced to flee their homes with almost no warning. some trapped, sheltering in place. >> we said a prayer over our house and we just prayed to god. >> reporter: paul and janet mallory made it out and learned their home is still standing. >> we're happy that we're out and we prayed over it and i believe our house is standing today because of a miracle.

>> reporter: and this morning cal fire investigators say they've arrested 42-year-old ronnie dean stout on suspicion of arson. the district attorney said he was arrested after a man was seen pushing a car in flames down a 60 foot embankment. authorities aware of this video posted to tik tok by someone who says they saw it happen. >> i watched the guy blow up his car and then put it in neutral and roll it down the hill. >> reporter: authorities say he then tried to blend in with citizens in the area who were fleeing the rapidly evolving fire. now this is certainly a community that is on edge. we know of one couple that lost their home in the campfire that destroyed the town of paradise. well, they lost their new home yesterday. for many of them, the worst part is they know this is far from over. this fire continues to burn in favorable conditions. gio, we are now under a red flag warning. >> gio: just an unbelievable

story for so many reasons. thank you very much. the wild fires are causing smoky skies and poor air quality, so let's bring in ginger who's tracking that and the red flag warnings. >> ginger: good morning. the air quality alerts are calling for burning eyes, noses that will be running, unhealthy air for your lungs and heart. and it's saying don't take children outside if you see the smoky air. denver, colorado had unhealthy air quality. there are more than 100 uncontained wild fires burning. we'll see the red flag warnings up today and tomorrow at least around chico, from washington state down through oregon and idaho into western nebraska because the smoke's gonna get all the way there. canada has more than 950 large wild fires burning. that unhealthy air makes it to the ground. that deep red is the stuff you want to look out for. we're also going to see that heat bubble start to subside a bit. it's still plenty hot to keep things kind of dry. >> rebecca: you were out in all

of this experiencing it yesterday. >> ginger: yes. >> rebecca: great to have you back. we turn to the race for the white house. vice president harris picking up a big endorsement from former president barack obama and michelle obama as she goes on a campaign blitz. four states in just four days. our senior white house correspondent selina wang is tracking the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. vice president kamala harris is racing to rally support across the country, with the election now just 100 days away. she is aggressively going after donald trump and hitting that campaign trail. >> hi. >> hey there. >> reporter: this morning vice president kamala harris getting a major endorsement to her campaign. >> we called to say, michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> reporter: the former

president and first lady throwing their seismic weight behind harris as she finishes her first week as a presidential candidate, hitting four states in four days. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> reporter: sharpening her attacks on trump as an enemy of the middle class. >> donald trump and his extreme allies want to take our nation back to failed trickle down economic policies. back to union busting. back to tax breaks for billionaires. >> reporter: overnight harris rallying one of the nation's largest teachers unions in houston, texas. >> we want to ban assault weapons and they want to ban books. >> reporter: the vice president dropping her first campaign ad featuring beyonce song "freedom." ♪ i need freedom ♪ >> the freedom not just to get by, but get ahead. >> reporter: harris said she's ready to debate donald trump.

>> i think the voters deserve to see the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage, and so i'm ready. let's go. >> reporter: but trump now backtracking on his pledge to face off on stage. his campaign saying it would be inappropriate to schedule things with harris because democrats very well could still change their minds. harris quickly pitting trump's words against him asking, what happened to any time any place when the nominee was president biden? this morning previous comments from trump's vice presidential candidate j.d. vance first reported by abc, calling for people without children to be taxed more. >> we need to reward the things that we think are good and punish the things we think are bad. you talk about tax policy. let's tax the things that are bad and not tax the things that are good. if you're making $100,000 a year and you've got three kids, you should pay a different lower tax rate than if you're making the same amount of money and you don't have any kids. it's that simple.

>> reporter: the comments resurfaced after a clip of vance questioning the leadership abilities of people without kids was already getting blow back. >> we are effectively run in this country, be it the democrats by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices they made so they want to make the rest of the country miserable, too. it's just a basic fact. look at kamala harris, aoc, the entire future of the democrats is controlled by people without children. >> reporter: actress jennifer aniston sharing vance comments with her 44 million instagram followers writing, i truly can't believe this is coming from a potential vp of the united states. and the former wife of harris' husband doug emhoff coming to her defense, saying harris co-parents their two children. writing for over ten years since cole and ella were children, kamala has been a co-parent with us. she is always present. i love our blended family and am

great to have her in it. ella adding, how can you be childless when you have kids like cole and i? i love my three parents. time is running out for harris to pick a running mate. she's still considering a pool of about a dozen people. on monday, governor shapiro and whitmer are both campaigning for her in pennsylvania. both are considered possible running mates. whit? >> whit: all eyes on that decision for sure. thank you. vice president harris met in washington with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. president biden also met separately with the israeli leader. our chief global affairs leader martha raddatz joins us now. martha, these talks come at a critical time in negotiations on a possible cease fire and release of hostages. >> reporter: this is one of the most delicate foreign policy issues any politician faces. it is the first one that kamala harris has had to take on as the democrats presumptive nominee. the meeting followed a lengthy meeting between president biden

and netanyahu. biden pushed to end the war humanely and bring the hostages home. but it was harris who took center stage after her 40-minute session with netanyahu, strongly backing israel's right to defend itself, but saying bluntly that far too many innocent civilians have been killed, calling the situation in gaza devastating. at the same time, criticizing protesters who burned a flag and shouted anti-israel slogans here in washington. later today netanyahu will meet with donald trump at mar-a-lago. trump told fox news israel should end this war quickly because it has been decimated by the publicity. gio? >> gio: martha, thank you very much. now a stunning headline. the french train lines targeted ahead of the olympics opening ceremonies. james longman is there for us in paris. james what do we know about this attack? >> james: yeah, good morning, gio. details are pretty scant but authorities are calling this a

massive coordinated attack on this country's rail way system. three fires were set along rail lines to the north and east of paris. could be that with so much security in place here in the capital, that the attackers found easier targets elsewhere. it's caused massive delays and cancellations. nearly 1 million people will have been affected through the weekend. fires were set in signal boxes. lines were cut on high speed rail lines. it even affected the euro train that connects the u.k. with france. no word on who carried this out, but intelligence services are involved in the investigation. it is clear this was an attempt to sabotage the opening ceremonies tonight. rebecca? >> rebecca: james, thank you. we turn now to the arrest of two leaders of the notorious sililoa drug trial who are facing prosecution in the u.s. for drugs and other crimes. overnight attorney general garland made a rare video

statement on the arrest. >> the justice department will not rest until every single cartel leader, member and associate responsible for poisoning our communities is held accountable. >> rebecca: a significant move so we bring in now chief justice correspondent pierre thomas to break it down. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. this cartel is one of the most prolific and violent drug organizations responsible for shipping thousands of pounds of cocaine, methamphetamine into the u.s. every single day, making billions in profits. fentanyl is killing americans every year. ishmael garcia known as el mayo, one of the most wanted men on the planet, now in u.s. custody. son of the notorious el chapo also being brought to justice. the men were arrested and placed in handcuffs by homeland

security and the fbi following an operation culminating at an air strip not far from el paso. sources say el mayo, the co-founder of the cartel, was lured to what he thought was property in mexico. it's like something out of a movie, rebecca. >> rebecca: it is. some of the most wanted men on the planet, as you say. okay, pierre. thank you. we go back to paris as we count down to the highly anticipated opening ceremony. we hear this is going to be unlike anything we have ever seen. >> lara: and, rebecca, that is what we are hearing. good morning. at every olympic games up until now, the opening ceremony featured athletes entering a stadium parading around a ring proudly carrying their flag. the french have a different idea. how about a parade down one of the famous places in the world. the countdown is on. opening ceremony of the summer

games just hours away. but this year is going to look a little different. a historic twist. instead of proudly representing their country from inside a stadium, this year for the first time ever the parade is heading outside and on the water. over 10,000 athletes from 206 countries will be cheering their hearts out on board 90 boats traveling down nearly four miles of the famous sienne river. traveling past the notre dame, waving to an anticipated 300,000 fans. one of the biggest honors of the night? the flag bearers. out of the 590 athletes representing team usa, this year lebron james and tennis phenom cocoa goff were given the honors. cocoa clearly surprised by chris eubanks in this video team usa shared online.

>> oh. >> you will be the flag bearer with lebron james. >> i had no idea. it was definitely very shocking. i haven't met lebron yet, but i am excited to meet him and be a flag bearer alongside him. >> lara: this is her first olympic games and, at just 20 years old, she is making history as the youngest american to carry the flag at this event. it's not just playing tennis she's looking forward to. >> i would love to maybe try to see gymnastics or i saw soccer, rugby. >> lara: the u.s. women's soccer team already dominating the field, beating zambia 3-0 under their new head coach. so team usa will be the second to last boat heading down the sienne tonight before host france and the parade and the torch is officially lit. we will be back in the next half hour with some surprises planned for the opening ceremonies including who might be performing.

i hear it's big. >> gio: it is. it is, lara. all right. thank you very much. coming up here show me the money. the surprising places your money could be hiding. >> whit: justin timberlake legal team set to face a judge as they fight his dwi charge. first ginger. good morning. >> ginger: let's get your weather in just 30 seconds.

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this man finding $229, a refund from a department store dating back to 2013. >> i feel great. how would you feel if you got back $229? >> gio: sometimes stores can owe customers money from items purchased that have a rebate, but those rebate checks could get lost in the mail. >> what am i gonna do with the money? i'm gonna spend it on all my kids here! show me the money! >> gio: and this nascar fan driving to the bank after finding nearly $3,000 from an insurance refund. >> i really did noted think i had any money, seriously. this is sawsome. what a great day! >> gio: pennsylvania treasurer stacy gary tells us it's not just money. >> it could even be tangible items that we get from safe deposit boxes. we get a ton of military decoration. as a veteran myself, returning those military decorations is near and dear to my heart. >> gio: turns out our series even making an impact off the race way.

you were watch gma and you went online and found how much? >> 328 bucks from college from 2008. >> gio: you always knew you paid too much for college. >> exactly. >> gio: after seeing one of our story, this woman looked up several members of her family and got multiple hits. >> wow, there's money here. there's money there. you put it all together and voila. >> gio: you did it. >> thank you. >> gio: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> gio: and crossing the finish line strong, pocono raceway itself finding more than 2,600 bucks. the fox accepting on the track's behalf and doing a well deserved victory dance. the pennsylvania treasurer told me just a few months ago they returned more than $1 million to a single person. it was a widow whose husband owned a number of local businesses. that million came from more than 500 different sources. you never know. >> rebecca: gio in the cat bird seat.

it's nascar talk. look it up. how do people look for this cash? remind us. >> gio: you want to go to your state's website or you can go to missing money.com. you're gonna find all of that. wherever you live, you can find it all on missing money.com. be sure to check all the addresses where you have ever lived not just your current one. remember that. and remember, this is all completely free. if you're asked for a fee or percentage, you not using a legitimate site so be very careful. check over and over and over again. they constantly update these. >> whit: we're still trying to track down mine. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: you remember the addresses? >> whit: we're on it. we've got the gma investigative team all over it. thanks, gio. up next the olympics duo that has everyone talking. lara and james, of course. celine dion and lady gaga also getting some attention, too. we'll be right back.

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♪ all by myself ♪ >> lara: this morning, with just hours to go until the olympics opening ceremony, reports that super star celine dion won't be all by herself performing on stage. ♪ . instead, word is she'll be teaming up with lady gaga for the ultimate duet. ♪ can't read my poker face ♪ >> lara: the super stars keeping a poker face, if you will, about the claims, sparking a fan frenzy as they're spotted taking paris by storm. multiple outlets claiming the two super stars will sing a french classic. ♪ ♪ it was a song gaga belted out in

"a star is born." ♪ french president emanuel macron playing coy about dion's appearance saying only, it would be great news and i would be immensely happy if she could be at this opening ceremony. the chance to perform at the olympics monumental, and makes for an incredible comeback. ♪ 2012 you'll remember the spice girls reunited for london's closing ceremony. if celine does take the stage, it would mark her first live performance since announcing her diagnosis of stiff persons syndrome. it would be nearly 30 years since she brought down the house at the olympics in 1996 singing "the power of the dream." ♪ the power of the dream ♪ >> lara: come on. what a stage for a comeback. celine dion knows how to make a

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>> gio: and how to cook safely with nonstick pans. >> rebecca: gearing up for the games. we've got the right stuff to help you go for the gold from home. ♪ >> james: come on! >> lara: i'm coming. >> whit: gma is jumping right into the summer games. our gold medal team is getting into the swing of things. >> lara: ready? i can take it. i have never seen anything like that. >> whit: and saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> gio: we do say good morning america or bonjour. there's our paris dream team lara and james. guys, how are you doing out there? looking pretty good. >> lara: thank you.

it has been exactly 100 years since the last olympic games was held here in paris. so much has changed but the sense and true meaning of the games remains the same. we are ready to cover it all in our team gma jackets. let's go! we have been all over this beautiful city, experiencing all that paris has to offer. right? >> james: right. we'll show you the best mustard in the world, the most famous french perfume and the famous beret. that's just a good start. >> rebecca: you're like the good morning america griswalds. we love it. we're all live in central park. there's a huge crowd for green day. we can't wait for their performance. >> whit: all getting our '90s flash back. looking forward to it. first starting with the wild fire emergency in the west. nearly 100 large fires are burning. ginger is here. >> ginger: good morning.

more than 164,000 acres in the park fire alone. biggest in california so far this year. thousands of people are evacuated. the images are just stunning to see. at one point this was growing at 4,000 acres per hour. they're still in a red flag warning around chico, where that red flag is burning. you're going to look at red flags through parts of western states like utah up to montana. the heat has been around baking things, drying things out. the smoke from more than 100 wild fires in the u.s. is all the way to western nebraska. they are warning about burning eyes. if you have is a runny nose get indoors and get children indoors. guys? >> rebecca: pay attention to those warnings. thank you. we turn to a major medical first. doctors in texas removing part of a human heart and implanting a temporary singular completely artificial heart in a patient while he waits for a heart transplant. erielle reshef is here to

explain. >> this is truly remarkable. during that ground breaking procedure in houston, surgeons implanted a new device total artificial heart, the first of its kind to be transferred into a patient. this 57-year-old man with end stage heart failure was awaiting a human heart transplant. doctors removed the bottom half of his heart and completely replaced it with this artificial device. the surgery took place as part of the fda's early feasibility study. now, the device is made of titanium and it pumps blood and replaces both ventricles of a failing heart. it's durable, resistant to wear and reliable. if it is proven to be safe and effective, this tah could possibly be a permanent solution in the future to cut down on the depend dense on donors.

heart failure is a leading cause of death. this is offering a beacon of hope to any patient waiting a new heart. the patient had a successful heart transplant and celebrated his 58th birthday this week. so happy birthday. >> gio: what an incredible break through, erielle. thank you. deadpool and wolverine hit theaters overnight. just hour before it did, marvels studio president was honored with a star on hollywood's walk of fame and had a surprise for fans. trevor ault has more on that. >> good morning. he was a huge super hero nerd before he helped make it popular to be one. he is in charge of overseeing all the marvel movies. he's the most successful movie producer ever. his movies will gross about $30 billion total after this opening weekend of deadpool and wolverine. the stars of that movie, they were there for his star ceremony yesterday.

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>> whit: what are the things to look out for? what are the risks involved with this? >> it seems to happen most often at high temperatures. the presentation can look very similar to an infection. it's just a reaction to these chemicals. fever, headache, trouble breathing, chest tightness and cough. it seems to resolve within two to three day. we don't know the long term effects. we know they are associated with health conditions like thyroid abnormalities, infertility. it is important to be safe with these product. >> whit: so many people have these pots and pans. if they do, what's the advice how to use them properly? >> when reviewing the information, check your cookware. if it's got a lot of wear and tear on it, if you've had it longer than three to five years, you probably should replace them. turn on that ventilation. you want to avoid burning these pans. avoid temperatures.

i would be cautious above 400, but technically 500 is when you start to see them. don't preheat an empty pan. don't use broiler setting on these pans. that can increase your risk. >> whit: very important information. thank you. rebecca? >> rebecca: we turn to your gold medal summer games dream team. lara and james are taking paris by storm. take it away, guy. >> lara: thank you, rebecca. we came, we saw, we shopped! james and i found some truly special iconic french spots we want to share with you to eat and to learn in the spectacular city. >> james: so come along as we take on the sights and scents of this iconic city. ♪ >> lara: home to breathtaking architecture, famous monuments, museums and charming cafes, it's no wonder 37 million people visit paris every single year. ♪

from the finest food to the most luxurious shopping, gma is hitting the city of lights ahead of the summer games. our first stop, the award winning bakery founded in 1859. hi. hi, chef benjamin. bonjour. master maker benjamin has the best recipe for croissants. you won some awards. >> the best croissants in paris. to make croissants it takes three days. we create -- >> james: do you have three days? >> lara: i'm gonna go get my overnight bag. ♪ >> you have flour, water, sugar, salt, yeast and milk. >> lara: and, of course, butter. pass the baton.

my teammate. >> and then you rub. >> james: he's got to do it because i'm going to ruin it. >> lara: you won't ruin it. i have such faith in you. >> james: this is hard. no wonder you use the machine. this is the olympic croissants making. >> lara: perfection. >> james: it's the butter. that's the thing. >> lara: from croissants to the perfect spread, mustard. first used in dijon, france, has become engrained in french culture, if you will. we came to mustard headquarters the shop a staple since 1747. >> james: i have never seen anything like this. it's a mustard tasting bar. how do you take your mustard, lara? >> lara: i only know dijon mustard. >> do you like not too strong? >> lara: i have never had it with flavors except honey mustard.

i don't like it too spicy. >> chardonnay and black truffle. >> james: how is it? >> lara: that's delicious. taken croissants, we've bowing mustard to take home. it's a vintage shop. i'm sorry. >> james: we've got to get going. >> lara: what's a girl to do? i'm in paris. now let's shop. what's more french than perfume? so for that we head the nicolai, because paris is the perfect fume capital of the world. damian helped us pick out the right scent. thank you for having us. is it true france is the perfume capital of the world? >> yeah. the queen brought to it the forefront. everybody wanted to putted perfume because everybody wanted to be noticed by the queen. that was very important at the time. >> james: there are all different families of there's citrus.

>> lara: can we try? >> yeah. >> james: i like it. >> lara: do you like it? what's the best spot to put perfume on? >> cocoa chanel used to say put perfume wherever you want to be kissed. >> lara: oh my. now time to make our own gma scent. >> i love the way people did this. this is for you. musk, very strong to keep the smell, then orange flower essence. >> lara: ah. >> this is your creation, good morning america creation. >> james: it is fresh. >> lara: good morning america. ♪ >> james: the next stop is the oldest beret store in france. >> lara: they have been making the iconic felt chapeau since 1940.

let's go. bonjour. ♪ >> the star of the day. the beret. >> lara: when i think of france, i think this is the most iconic thing. >> exactly. this is very french. >> lara: why is that? >> the workers and farmers used to wear the beret to protect themselves from rain or sun. >> james: you're going to measure my head? >> i'm going to measure your head. 59. not as big as you thought. >> james: still got to do more. much more snug. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> lara: ready for the next stop? let's go. >> james: cheese. >> lara: you had me at fromage. look at this. so charming. >> james: beautiful.

>> lara: aurelien taking us on a wine and cheese tour in a private cellar dating back to the 17th century. let's talk cheese, fromage, everybody. >> james: how many varieties of cheese? >> there's about 1,200 varieties of cheese in france. >> lara: 1,200? >> no one is sure. many cheeses have no name. brie is produced just outside paris. >> lara: i had no idea. this is the cheese of paris? >> it's the cheese of paris. >> james: so many have a cheese plate. is there an order you should be eating the cheese? >> from milder to stronger. less salty first, less strong first, making our way to the sharp and salty. >> james: and the moldy. making our way to moldy with lara spencer. is there a way to cut cheese? [ laughter ] >> try to avoid that problem. >> lara: we have an expression in america. i'll tell you later. >> james: moldiest cheese

imaginable for lara. >> lara: i'm eating it. actually very good. >> james: she's now pro mold. >> you can't have great cheese without great wine. >> lara: oh, of course. cheers. >> james: cheers, everyone. >> lara: to fromage. cheers to paris. we learned so much. like brie comes from just an hour outside of the city which is why it's called the cheese of paris. tastes so different than how brie tastes to us. if you come here you must try the real brie. >> james: perfume, we used a little vaseline. if you put it on, it will make it last longer. we also got mustard for you. it's made for over 300 years. you got some of the favorites. >> lara: you can just eat that with a spoon. one last bit of interest, the beret. they have a tail on top of them. it's so the farmers could move

them to shield their face from the sun back in the day. as i am doing right here. >> james: she looks much better. i looked so stupid in a beret. you look incredible. >> gio: sam looks pretty good in it. >> sam: what do i do with the cabiu? >> whit: lean it. >> sam: i need to vaseline my neck to put perfume on it. >> lara: we're here for you. all of these tips and more. amazing olympic coverage right here starting tonight at the opening ceremonies on gma, guys. >> rebecca: so good. >> gio: cheese is so good. thanks for sending this over. let's go over to ginger in central park. >> ginger: thank you, gio. i need a beret to shield myself from this ray of sunshine. ray, i have to thank you. every time you've been in the park we've had perfect weather.

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>> sam: time now for the right stuff. with the summer games on the way, you want to look sporty. you don't have to be sporty to look sporty, lori. tell me what do we got? what's going on with the right stuff? >> we are going to kick things off with track and field and running. team usa is in it to win it, so can you with these sneaker. these are their pegasus air zoom. >> sam: i wear these. i have lots of pairs of these. i just look sporty. >> they have been consistently a top seller since 1983. they've updated them. they're going to be really durable, comfortable. >> sam: you can get them in extra wide. >> synonymous with running. let's talk tennis. >> sam: i saw you playing. >> i was doing the wrong air guitar. >> sam: tell me more. >> i'm used to just playing tennis, sam champion. >> sam: oh, that's why. >> this is from wilson. this is from wilson. this is a great racket for beginners. why? you want something that's light that has power, control, maneuverability.

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layer. in fact, check out all the 60s from hayward to oakland and look at that 71 san jose. while it's 58 downtown, that marine layer will become more of an influence throughout the afternoon as the breeze kicks u. livermore is 71, but we are cooler than we were yesterday at this time. four degrees cooler in concord. so afternoon highs today from the low to mid 80s and then the breeze will kick up through the delta mid to upper 60s, san francisco and oakland with about 80 in san jose now kumasi tomorrow is the coolest day with morning mist and drizzle. >> thank you lisa. we'll have he another abc seven another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes, >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> whit: we're back on gma as we count down the summer games in paris. lara and james always bring a lot to the table. this morning they're giving us a look at table tennis, also known as ping pong for us amateurs.

>> lara: exactly. i see what you did there with those references. i'm here for it. let's talk sports, in garages, attics, basements around the country, millions of americans love playing ping pong. but to the rest of the world it is called table tennis. >> james: when you get to the competitive level of table tennis, it's serious. just ask our new coach, 17-year-old amy wang, from team usa. most people play ping pong. >> have your grandma pull the car around. >> james: table tennis, that's a very different story. the u.s. has two time singles winner amy wang is looking to change that. the 21-year-old is a table tennis prodigy. she began playing at just 4 years old and made her first u.s. nationals team at the age of 12. this will be her first run at

the olympics. you could be the first american to win a medal at the olympics in table tennis. how does that feel? >> exciting. i do think we are the strongest u.s. women's team going to paris. >> lara: who's the big competitor for the united states? >> i think the top countries out there are the asian country. >> james: it's china's national sport, their official sport. >> yes. they are number one in the sport. >> lara: you are a student at ucla and premed. how do you juggle it all? >> definitely try my best. i think for the past two years i have mainly focused on trying to make the paris olympic team. i think after paris, i'm going to focus more on my school and trying to graduate on time. >> james: what's your best move? >> i think my best move would be my backhand. >> lara: that's my worst. we're going to have a lesson. what do you think? we are preparing for our own event.

we heard there might be one spot left for a mixed team. we would like very much for you to be our trainer. >> of course. >> lara: are you up to the challenge? >> yes, i am. >> lara: show us an amy special. >> lara: ready? i can take it. okay. you win. i want to see the serve. like a real one. >> james: what was i supposed to do? >> lara: what the -- i have never seen anything like that. >> james: let's see that again in slow motion. >> lara: i don't even know what you just did. you hold it so gently, the ball. it's like a pet. >> it's the rule. >> lara: it is. you knew that? [ laughter ] >> one of the rules you have to lay your palms flat on the table. then wait and toss it. and then serve it. >> james: there are five table tennis events at the olympics, including mixed doubles.

starting with the most important rule in doubles, the same player can't hit the ball twice in a ed row. >> lara: can you help with us the proper rules? i feel like we're doing a dance move. >> james: it would help if we had some sort of sense of coordination. >> one person here and one person back here. >> lara: good. >> lara: are we supposed to run that? it feels wrong. all right. >> lara: do we have this? [ laughter ] >> are you okay? >> lara: i'm okay. oh, shoot! >> that was really good. >> lara: really? is that how it's supposed to look? >> no. that's -- >> james: she can't keep a straight face. this is really good. i'm sweating.

it's not just because it's 1,000 degrees. >> it's tiring. doubles is definitely tiring. >> james: it is more fun, doubles, right? >> it is. you're working together as a team. >> lara: does your serve have a name? >> james: the amy? i feel like we are destroying your chances at olympic gold. >> lara: we're getting a good workout. good hand/eye coordination. >> james: you beat me at kayaking. this is my revenge. >> one pointer i can give you, wherever you want to hit the ball, try to aim wherever you want to hit it and the ball will go there. >> lara: aim where you want to hit the ball. i am sad that you had to tell me that. [ laughter ] i'm aiming for you and it keeps going over there. there's something wrong. are you okay? i mean, darn it. always goes over there. that was the backhand. so fragile. you literally had a cocktail in your hand while you did it. >> people say i play really casually. >> lara: yes.

you look so relaxed. >> james: we've been amid. >> lara: we've been aimed. thank you. thank you very much for putting up with us. we had a great time. and we will be cheering on amy wang tomorrow when she and team usa take to the table here in paris at the olympic games. guys? >> whit: she was an awesome coach, by the way. you get a 10 from us, a gold medal from us. >> rebecca: is that how it's supposed to look? >> lara: no, not even close. >> whit: we love you guys. coming up here, central park ready for green day, as they perform live. ♪ sometimes my mind plays tricks on me ♪ at all

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