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as the man accused of starting the fire appears in court. plus a dangerous heat wave that will challenge firefighters even more, and putting 60 million on alert. and the potential threat forming in the atlantic. ginger is tracking it all. >> george: over night one of the top contenders to be harris' running mate pulls his name from the short list as she opens up a new line of attack on donald trump and j.d. vance. >> rebecca: clipped. the investigation after one delta plane hit another. and points deduction. the new warning about scammers targeting your airline loyalty rewards and what you can do to help protect your miles. >> robin: new details on the former deputy charged with murdering sonya massey. a former boss raises questions about following department policy and his integrity. >> if we can't trust what you say and what you see, we can't

have you in our uniform. >> george: richard simmons' final day. his house manager and companion of nearly 40 years on the end of his life. >> robin: the fda warning about copy cat versions of certain popular weight loss drug. why the agency says they could make you sick. >> rebecca: not lovin' it? mcdonald's reporting its first sales drop since the pandemic. how the golden arches is trying to win you back. ♪ everybody ♪ >> robin: and team usa back in action. a'ja, stewie and the squad with a dynamic debut. you know they're just getting started. american swimmer ryan murphy earning a medal and then getting a priceless surprise. plus, the priceless photo making waves! and we're freaking out over frederick's flips. his parents flipping out in the stands. the team effort to vault our gymnasts back on the podium,

beaming with pride. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> robin: this is good morning america. some remarkable stories coming out of paris. >> rebecca: really incredible stuff. lara is there for us tracking all the action. she's our flea market olympian as well. >> george: we're going to begin with the wild fire emergency in california. the park fire now the sixth largest fire in state history, larger than the entire city of los angeles. the man accused of starting the fire appeared in court. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, the park fire still raging out of control. about 14% contained this morning, as firefighters urgently race to completely contain this fire that has torched over 100 homes. this morning the park fire, now the sixth largest fire on record in california, still ablaze, forcing thousands of residents out of their homes. >> in your head, you're like, am i going to have something to go

home to? >> reporter: late monday, ronnie stout was charged with arson. >> he watched the fire develop under his car and then got in a position to push the car backwards into that gully. >> reporter: while conditions have improved, firefighters are still scrambling to put out spot fires like these, as you can see, they can spread quickly. also to contain the blaze before warm temperatures move in. both of their homes reduced to rubble. some priceless items miraculously surviving the flames. >> my baby picture. his baby picture. >> reporter: as the fire spread, a pet owner forced to leave two adult rottweilers and their four puppies behind, but this animal rescue group going above and beyond to get the four legged family to safety. >> i basically didn't have leashes. i just had food, water and i think a good attitude. that seemed to help us get these

guys back out of here. >> reporter: the 42-year-old man charged with arson insists the fire was an accident. he is scheduled to be back in court later this week, robin. >> robin: mola, our thanks to you. we're going to bring in ginger on the fires and the toxic smoke spreading. >> ginger: the park fire is only one of more than 100 large, uncontained wild fires burning across our country. this one year in colorado. there have been about 2,600 people served evacuation warnings saying, please get out. there's no containment on it. it's burned so far 950 acre. you see the near surface smoke. it's really bad in northern california into the rockies. the pacific northwest gets clearing thanks to a front that's coming through there. it will stay choking through part of utah, northern colorado, nevada and california. wanted to mention they're going to warm up big time. where that park fire is, 100 at the end of the week going into the weekend.

this is where the 100 pluses are right now. excessive heat warnings include kansas city, down to memphis. feels like temperatures could go to 113. that's going to stick around for days. >> george: now the race for the white house. vice president harris hits the campaign trail in georgia as she closes in on her pick for a running mate. chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. kamala harris is giving herself a week to announce her vp. this morning that list is narrowing. overnight one of the leading contenders to be kamala harris' running mate pulling his name from the short list. governor roy cooper saying this just wasn't the right time for north carolina and for me to potentially be on a national ticket. with the clock ticking, harris expected to announce her number two by august 7th. potentials like pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, are out stumping for harris and auditions for the job.

>> vice president harris has been battle tested. she's not only ready, she's damn ready! do you know who else knows she's ready? donald trump knows she's ready! and you know how i know this? 'cause he's afraid to debate her now. >> reporter: donald trump this morning still waffling on her agreement to debate in september, but insisting overnight that he's not afraid. >> if we're going to have a debate, you have to do it before the votes are cast. it's very important that you do that. so the answer is yes. i can also make a case for not doing it. >> reporter: privately his running mate admitting to donors over the weekend that running against harris instead of president biden is more challenging. according to audio obtained by "the washington post." >> we were given a political sucker punch. the bad news is that kamala harris does not have the same baggage as joe biden, kamala harris is a lot younger and kamala harris is obviously is

not struggling like biden did. >> reporter: harris summing up her opponents in one word calling them out as weird. >> donald trump has been resorting to some lies and some of what he and his running mate are saying just plain weird. >> reporter: she's leaning into the issue she hopes will define the choice facing voters come november, abortion rights, speaking out against the new six week abortion ban that went into effect in iowa, placing the blame squarely on trump after he appointed three of the supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade. >> this ban will take effect before many women even know they're pregnant. what this means one in three women of reproductive age in america live in a state with a trump abortion ban. >> reporter: one of the states georgia. harris heading to the critical state where abortion is sure to be an issue. biden won the state by just 12,000 votes in 2020 but had been trailing trump in recent

week. the harris campaign hoping to build off her momentum to put the states back in play. now harris will be holding a big rally in atlanta, expected to be the largest event of the race so far. this morning her campaign is out with their first ad spending $50 million to blitz the air waves as they reintroduce her to voters. robin? >> robin: all right, mary. our thanks to you. investigation into the wing of one delta flight making contact with another plane, leading to significant delays for the flights at salt lake city's airport. our transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us now with more. good morning, gio. >> gio: hey, robin, good morning. these are exactly the kinds of incidents experts are so worried about. take a look at this image. you can actually see a piece of the tail that's been lodged into the plane's wing tip. this is the delta plane that struck the tail of another delta plane over the weekend.

the plane was taxiing for takeoff when it hit the tail of another plane that was stopped and waiting for departure at salt lake city's airport. it was just this past february when two jet blue planes clipped each other in much of the same way while on a deicing pad at logan airport. we do know the faa is implementing new rules to give those atc operators at least ten hours of rest between shifts starting next year. meanwhile, the faa and delta both say they will investigate this case. >> robin: what can you tell us about delta hiring prominent attorneys related to that mass system outage earlier this month? what can you tell us? >> gio: well, remember, robin, this was the worst for delta. it was the hardest hit airline with these crowd strike outage.

they lost millions of dollars. not just millions, hundreds of millions of dollars because thousands of flights were delayed, cancelled. now we've learned that delta has hired an attorney. they've lawyered up to seek compensation from crowd strike. so we will see how that plays out. obviously, that may affect other companies as well. >> robin: we will see what happens there, gio. >> george: now a knife attack that's left three children dead and multiple people injured in a taylor swift themed dance class in england. the 17-year-old attacker is now in custody. ian pannell is in london with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a truly appalling and unprecedented attack on a class of young children on the first day of their summer break. the youngsters ages 6 to 11 were dancing to taylor swift songs when an attacker walked into the class and launched a frenzied assault. we have thought two downchildren were killed but we have just learned three have died ages 6, 7 and 9. six others critically injured.

two adults believed to be trying to protect the children are also in intensive care. a 17-year-old boy is now under arrest, charged with murder and attempted murder. no known motive for now, and terrorism has been ruled out. it's hard to overstate the shock and grief felt by this quiet community, by the nation. taylor swift responding on instagram expressing her grief writing, they were just little kids at a dance class. i'm at a complete loss for over how to ever convey my sympathy to these families. george? >> george: okay, rebecca? >> rebecca: we turn to the latest on how inflation weary customers are dealing with fast food prices. it's sticker shock when you get that bill. elizabeth schulze is at mcdonald's. mcdonald's has reported sales went down for the first time since the pandemic. >> reporter: that's right, rebecca. good morning. this is the first time mcdonald's sales have dropped

since the end of 2020. the golden averages reported a nearly 1% decline in sales from april through june. mcdonald said its prices are more expensive there part because of higher labor costs. now customers are fighting back. part of mcdonald's strategy is extending that popular $5 meal which launched in june. includes a mcchicken or mcdouble, chicken nuggets, fries and drink. the company is confidence that keeping that meal on the menu will improve foot traffic this summer. it's hinting it might offer other value meal options or discounts going into fall. mcdonald's is facing stiff competition from other fast food chains who are also trying to entice customers with $5 meals. they know customers are fed up. overall, the price of going out to eat is up about 27% in the past four years while grocery prices are up 21%.

that gap is only widening so far this year. george? >> george: thank you very much. let's go back to lara in paris to check in on the summer games. men's gymnastics big stars. our swimmers doing well also. how's it going? >> lara: good morning from paris. the u.s. still leading the overall medal count with 20 total. an exciting contribution to that count came from the u.s. men's gymnastics team, pulling off something that hasn't been done in more than 15 years. the red, white and blue nailing their routines! this morning the u.s. men's gymnastics team basking in bronze, making it to the podium and the team finals for the first time since 2008. 20-year-old frederick richard off to a flying start, fighting to nail that landing. his parents going crazy in the stands. and cody malone back for redemption.

with any chance of a medal on the line, it came down to the pommell horse. like a real live clark kent taking off his glasses to sweep in and save the day in heart stopping fashion, securing the bronze medal for team usa. >> it was just the greatest moment of my life. i used to have pictures in my gym of the past olympic teams. i thought i hope i'm one of those people one day. now we are. it's crazy. >> lara: the medals didn't stop there. in the pool, katie grimes and emma wyatt grabbing bronze. also grabbing bronze in the 200 meter free style. and ryan murphy in the 100 meter back stroke receiving a gold medal worthy surprise from his wife bridget.

>> i looked up and saw her holding a sign that said ryan it's a girl. really brought this night to a whole other level. >> lara: and the american men taking home silver and bronze in street skateboarding. and bronze in the individual foil. his teammate making history sunday becoming the first black woman to win an individual medal in fencing taking home silver. >> growing up, fencing, no one really looked like me. i think my success in fencing has helped break stereotypes about what black people can do and who can be a fencer. >> lara: the u.s. women's basketball hot streak lives on. the u.s. beating japan 102-76. a'ja wilson and brittnen griner leading the way. and today all eyes are on simone biles and the women's gymnastic team. there is one scheduled event that we will not be seeing today.

it would have taken place right behind us in the river siene. >> that is the triathlon. it's the on going drama. the siene has just had bacteria levels that are way too high. it's been postponed multiple times. last chance is friday. if it's not clean then it will just be bike and road. >> lara: look at this brazilian surfer during yesterday's men's surfing event. i don't know how to explain what we're seeing there, james. >> it's unbelievable. a photographer caught him just after his win. he had a 9.0 on the short wave. this is the most extraordinary picture because it captures a moment in olympic history as the highest score that happened. it looks like he's hrefrb stating.

>> lara: he's certainly flying high in that picture. and we will have so much more coming up, robin. you know what's coming. >> robin: i know. you brake for yard sales. you dragged james along with you. coming up, we have the deputy that's been charged with shooting and killing sonya massey. well, the just released audio questioning his integrity. >> george: and what richard simmons' companion and house manager is saying about his final days. >> rebecca: plus the scam that could ruin your vacation. first back to ginger. >> ginger: dust and wind sheer have both kept the atlantic kind of quiet. that's about to end. we're going to be looking for something by the end of the week, start of the weekend. looks like a 60% chance that this area of showers becomes something. everybody in the bahamas, cuba, florida, haiti, going to want to watch this. that high pressure system and the position of it will be important as to where this thing

gets steered. we're going to know a lot more in the coming days. let's get to your local weather in 30 seconds.

>> robin: coming up my conversation with marion jones the former olympian once considered the fastest woman in the world. what is she doing now in hopes of helping others? we'll be right back.

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warning, some of the images may be tough to watch. this morning new details on former deputy shawn grayson's troubling history in law enforcement. the 30-year-old worked at six police departments in four years. >> seven months on, how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: that's grayson in a 2022 recording responding to his then boss deputy chief nathan miller at the logan county illinois sheriffs i was a questioning him about his miss handling of a case. he was accused of violating department policy and submitting inaccurate reports. >> a lot of officers have been charged and end up in jail because that's what they perceived. official misconduct will land you in jail. >> reporter: grayson's integrity also raised. >> others will say you have no integrity and you're lying. i'm calling you on your

integrity. how does that make you feel? >> i'm learning from it. >> reporter: logan county eventually terminating grayson. >> if we can't trust what you say and what you see, we can't have you in our uniform. >> reporter: grayson now behind bars, charged with murder for the july 6th shooting of sonya massey in her home near spring field, illinois. massey called police to report a possible prowler. things quickly escalate when deputies told her she could remove a boiling pot of water from the stove. >> away from your hot steaming water. >> away from my hot steaming water? >> yeah. >> aww i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> huh? >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> you better not. i'll shoot -- >> okay. i'm sorry. >> drop the pot! drop the pot! drop it! drop the pot! >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. massey's heart broken and angry family now wondering why grayson was able to jump from department to department.

her father speaking to katv. >> our whole family is in a disarray. the main focus of everybody is that this animal gets justice. he gets exactly what he deserves. >> reporter: overnight the sheriff apologizing. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: and grayson was also discharged from the army for serious misconduct. he is being held without bond. his attorney declined to comment. robin? >> robin: he was charged with serious misconduct. his attorney declined to comment. >> robin: also he was charged with two dui's as well. the more you learn, the more questions that we have now, how he was able to keep a job like that. okay. thank you so much, alex. >> george: now richard simmons' final days. his long time house manager and companion spoke about his life in a new interview. eva pilgrim with the story.

good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. this morning a glimpse into the fitness icon's days just before his death. he was making plans, working on projects and celebrating his birthday. richard simmons' long time house manager and companion breaking her silence, saying the fitness icon died happy. ♪ speaking to "people" magazine about the nearly 40 years she spent working and living with him, recalling simmons telling her when she started, we are going to be together til i die. going on to say, do you know what? his dream came true. he knew, somehow. >> over the years they became very close. she told me that, in fact, she was really his companion. they ate every meal together. they traveled together. they really were, in many ways, just really, really best friends. >> reporter: simmons brother telling "people" exclusively that teresa was extremely loyal and trustworthy to his brother richard, adding, she loved my

brother and he loved her. simmons shot to fame in the '80s with a successful tv and film workout video series known for being inclusive and accessible to people of all shapes and sizes. his patented enthusiasm -- >> jenny, jenny! >> reporter: eccentric charm and those short shorts launching his 1988 sweating to the oldies video to fame. >> if you don't like having fun, you best not come in here! whoo! >> reporter: but by 2014, simmons had all but disappeared from public life. simmons chose to take a step back after having trouble with his knees, no longer able to jump or workout. telling her, i do not look that beautiful anymore. in his final days, she says he was busy, as always, calling and corresponding with fans writing

a musical about hi life. >> he traveled so much and met so many people that he just said, i want sometime for myself. and then he decided, i don't want any more time for myself, and he decided to get back and started talking to people. >> reporter: the day before he died, on his birthday, rivelis said he fell but did not want to go to the hospital. why we don't wait and do it in the morning. but in the morning it was too late. >> i can just tell you teresa is heart broken. this really, in many way, was her soul mate. >> teresa and him were very so close. simmons buying her a plot next to him so they could be buried together one day. in the days before his death, he gave her a diamond pin for their anniversary together. >> rebecca: such a bright light. thank you, eva, we appreciate it. coming up next, gio is back with the surprising scheme that could rob you of your summer vacation.

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family trip. >> gio: this really is primetime to rack up those points and to use them for those summer trips. but this morning we've got a warning for you. turns out hackers are logging right in and swiping them up. it even happened to a travel expert. take a look at this. lanai anderson of texas planned to use her southwest reward points to book a trip for her 20th wedding anniversary. she said she was shocked when she logged into her account. >> when i went into look i realized 165,000 points had been stolen from my account about three months earlier. >> gio: anderson said those points equalled to more than $1,500. >> i was extremely angry. i had been saving these points for over ten years. >> gio: experts warn loyalty accounts can be easy targets by hackers. >> the way the hackers are getting into these accounts is pretty straight forward. with a simple name and a pass word, you're typically gaining

access to these sites. >> gio: the payoff for scammers can be high. >> used to be you had to fly to get the points and those points were super duper valuable. now with these credit card and other loyalty program extensions, what we're seeing is points values go up. >> gio: once the hackers have your points, experts say they are selling them online. places like this website that cyber security company check point showed gma. clint henderson works in the travel industry for the points guy and was surprised to find more than 400,000 miles missing from his american airlines account. this receipt showing one of those transactions. >> someone had hacked into my account and had spent almost all my miles on car rentals from a few different airports. >> reporter: henderson admits he should have taken a few more precautions. >> i have had the same password at american airlines since the 1990s. and so part of it's my own fault because i probably wasn't changing my password as often as

i should have. >> gio: in both henderson and anderson's cases, they say thankfully the airlines refunded them their points. and hackers aren't just selling these points online. they're also redeeming them for gift cards. rebecca, they are very, very valuable. >> rebecca: very valuable and so frustrating. what should people do to protect themselves? >> gio: okay. so i want you to have a unique password for each and every website. i know that's daunting. one of the things i like to do. i do that with an internet browser. many browsers will assign random passwords to each website for you. they will store them for you. they will also let you know if those passwords have been compromised in a data link and will tell you, hey, time to change that right now. that's really good because you want to keep those pass words updated as often as possible. >> rebecca: great advice. >> robin: always, from gio. thank you very much. where are you going on vacation? >> rebecca: i'm not telling that information.

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>> reporter: good morning, george. park fire about 14% contained. firefighters urgently scrambling to further contain the blaze that's destroyed 150 homes forcing thousands to flee. sixth largest fire on record in california history. 42-year-old ronnie stout has been charged with felony arson in connection with this fire. authorities say he set the car on fire then rolled it off a 60-foot embankment. stout insists he did not push the vehicle and that the fire was an accident. meanwhile, firefighters scrambling to contain this fire. it really is a race against time. extreme temperatures are expected to move into the area later this week which, of course, robin, would make fighting this fire extremely difficult. >> robin: it certainly would. thank you for your reporting. now the race for the white house. vice president harris hits the campaign trail in georgia as the short list for her running mate narrows.

let's go back to our chief white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. yeah, kamala harris is giving herself just a week to announce her vice president. this morning that list is growing shorter. overnight one of the leading contenders, governor roy cooper of north carolina, pulling his name off the short list. cooper saying this just wasn't the right time for north carolina and for me to potentially be on a national ticket. now, other potentials like governor shapiro of the key state of pennsylvania are out there stumping for harris and auditioning a bit for the job. he's also challenging trump to fulfill his pledge to debate. overnight trump making i clear he's still waffling on that decision to fulfill his pledge to face-off in september. this all coming as harris is now out hitting those critical states. she will be in georgia today for a big rally in atlanta. this is a state joe biden won by just 12,000 votes in 2020. the president had been trailing trump in recent week. the harris campaign hoping they

can put the state back in play. rebecca? >> rebecca: okay, mary. thank you. we turn now to the urgent fda alert about the dangers of injecting yourself with copy cats of popular weight loss drugs. erielle reshef is here with details. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, rebecca. the fda issuing that stark warning about unauthorized verges of semaglutide, the key ingredient in medications like ozempic and wegovy. the agency is raising concern that compound pharmacies might be using salt versions of semaglutide which are not fda approved and could make users sick. health officials also worried those compound versions are often drawn from a vile with a syringe instead of a pen that delivers a single dose of the drug. experts say this is leading to people injecting too much, with the fda saying reports of up to 20 times the intended dose being taken. that can lead to side effects like fainting, headache, migraine, dehydration, acute pancreatitis. some have even gotten sick enough to require

hospitalization. the fda said it is best to use only the approved semaglutide medications under the supervision of your health care provider. >> rebecca: what an important warning. coming up in our gma morning menu, first on gma. fred trump iii tells us about the man he calls atomic crazy, his uncle, donald trump. >> robin: my conversation with marion jones, the former olympian once considered the fastest woman in the world until she said she used performance enhancing drugs. how she's reinvented herself 20 years later and how she hopes to help others. >> george: plus elizabeth banks and neve campbell are here. and lara and james longman in paris. >> lara: hi, you guys. we are here for the olympics. if there was a flea marketing event, we would be contenders. >> james: you would. >> lara: you would now. we took him to a flea market and gave him some gold medal tips.

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this is the trumps and how we got this way. what way? what's the trump way? >> complex and sometimes cruel. within every family, people know this, families are complicated. every family has their crazy uncle. my uncle donald is atomic crazy. he has put his mark on the family history. >> atomic crazy? what's that mean? >> means he does things that even as much as i know him when he's out there now, i sort of shudder and say, is this the same guy i knew? what's making him change? what got him this way? that all being said, i have always had a good relationship. he's done really horrific things to me, which some people will say, how could you still want to have a relationship with him? he is my uncle. he's family. and that means a lot. >> after his uncle was elected

president, fred trump said he saw an opportunity to advocate for the disabled. >> i was in the oval office 12 times about it. that was our mission, to advocate for people with complex disabilities. it culminated in may of 2020. in the oval office, donald was there and he was very gracious. several other folks were there, including the group that we brought down. we dispersed. i was asked to go back and see donald. he greeted me with his familiar, hey, pal, how's it going? we sat down for a bit. he just came out with, these people, all the expenses, they should just die. he's talking about human beings who have complex issues. the first thing he could say was, they should just die. >> fred claims this wasn't isolated, describing a phone call to alert his uncle the medical fund set up for his son was running low, a fund his former president consistently

replenished. >> a couple years ago i called him. i said, donald, the fund is running out. without hesitation, he said, your son doesn't recognize you. let him die and move to florida. >> were you surprised? >> that's a great question. my response was, no, donald, he does recognize me and said, thanks and hung up. was i surprised? i don't think you can hear something like that and not be surprised. but that is what he has become. it's sad. >> there's a chapter that you write called the race card. what's that about? >> i was about 10 years old. i was at my grandparents house, like i was a lot. donald, i could hear him

screaming. i went down to the drive way of my grandparents house and there was his white el dorado convertible with two slashes. still remember it. he had electrical tape 'cause the roof was black. he used the word, the n word twice just saying who he thought probably had done this. >> you were 10 years old when these comments were allegedly uttered. >> right. >> you sure you remember them? >> absolutely. >> he said he doesn't use the word. >> okay. he did twice that day. >> you do write in the book about how people have labeled former president trump a racist and some people feel he is. some people say he's not. you ask the question, is he a racist? you don't necessarily answer it. >> right. >> is he a racist? >> he, at times, espouses things that people i believe are racist espouses.

that's the best i can answer that question. i don't believe he is a racist. i think that he uses people whether they're black or -- who ever can help him, he will use them. call it racist or not, i don't believe in that. he uses them as props. when he gets what he needs out of them, votes, he'll cast them aside. >> in a statement the trump campaign said this is completely fabricated and total fake news of the highest order. it is appalling a lie so blatantly disgusting can be printed in media. anyone who knows president trump knows he would never use such language and false stories like these have been thoroughly debunked. fred trump told us he' voting for kamala harris, but if his uncle wins he would attend the inauguration if invited.

"all in the family" is out today, george. >> george: okay, aaron. thanks very much. robin? >> robin: my conversation with former olympian marion jones. the world watched her break records, make history at the 2000 sydney games. then a single decision changed her life. now the all around athlete and mother of three is back at the starting line reinventing herself and helping others along the way. once considered the fastest woman in the world. >> there goes marion jones! >> robin: the five time olympic medallist marion jones, a household name during the 2000 sydney games. have any day dreams about wining? >> every hour of every day. >> robin: an all around athlete whose journey we followed on gma. in the midst of her fall from grace. two decades later, marion's

gearing up for her second chance. 2008, you're convicted of lying to prosecutors about the use of performance enhancing drugs. first woman to win five track and field medals in a single olympics. people want to know, do you feel you could have achieved that without the drugs? >> 1,000%. that's what makes it very hard. i was blessed with just an enormous amount of talent. but knowing that it didn't need to happen if t way that it did always will stick with me as a moment that is hard. >> reporter: at first, marion adamantly denying the allegations. >> trust me, if i had a positive test, you guys would have known. >> robin: then later confessing. >> so it is with a great amount of shame that i stand before you and tell you that i have betrayed your trust. >> robin: stripped of her medals and serving six months in prison. you've been out of the spotlight

for so long. why come back now? >> i needed to step away. i needed to step away to reflect why certain choices were made. now moving forward, when i was in 49 days of solitary confinement, right? i was sitting there saying you could allow all of this to just put you under, or you can use what your mom has always said about you, that you're something special. i was not going to allow my poor choices to waste her dreams. how are you going to use your life, your experiences to help people? >> robin: now focused on helping others emerge stronger while overcoming obstacles, marion is embarking on a new coaching initiative. >> i would hope people would look at my journey, robin, and ultimately come to the conclusion that failure season forever. that although many people cannot relate to being an olympic athlete, an olympic champion, a

convicted felon, everybody can relate when it comes to failure in their life. so not only do i coach and teach and mentor entrepreneurs on how to pull themselves up when they're dealing with stuff, and how you create balance with all of it. i'm loving it. i'm so passionate about it. >> robin: with a renewed spirit, the mother of three proudly living life on her own terms, recently revealing this truth on tik tok. >> i do identify with the lgbtq community. >> robin: where did you find the courage to let people know that part of your life? >> well, i didn't realize it was a thing really, right? i'm gonna tell you, i have been away for over a decade from the spotlight and have been living my true and authentic self. and again, it was my time to just finally be done with the

mask and the disguise. i would hope that when people see my story ultimately, they say, do you know what? yeah, she went through some stuff. lot of it because of her own choosing and her own choices. but she didn't stay there. she didn't allow it all to ultimately consume her. >> robin: just what she said. failure is not forever. we sat down yesterday. the olympic games were on in the background. i said, do you watch the games? she goes, yeah, do i. some people would be surprised. it brings her joy. it doesn't bring her pain. >> george: i love how she emphasizes how no single label can define her. >> robin: i love how she owns up to it. you may not be an olympian or convicted felon. doesn't want to live in that season. she said she's in a new season of her life. she's mentoring, coaching,

training. she was asking can i do pushups? i said, my wrist isn't well enough yet. [ laughter ] it was nice to see the light back in her. >> rebecca: you can hear it. there's joy there. there's ownership, like you said. it's really beautiful. also fun to see you, robin, doing those interviews. >> robin: the different hair? thank you. [ laughter ] appreciate that. >> rebecca: i like the 2000 robin hair. >> robin: it was a moment. i had so much more to say with marion. she had so much more to share. you will see more of the interview tonight on "nightline." i hope you'll tune in then. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: we're allowed to fail, grow and change our hair. >> robin: there you go. >> ginger: okay. let's talk about the severe storms that blasted through mid south. you have either a tornado, as it looks like, right, moving that trailer there. or a gustnado. they'll do that survey and let us know what it was.

there were three others in the part of ohio. tonight illinois, down into kentucky and tennessee again. damaging wind main threat. but you could see some flash >> rebecca: guess who's back, become again? will reeve is back with pop news. great to see you, will. >> great to see you all. ready to do it? we love books around here. we love movies and shows. we love books that turn into movies and shows. there's a plethora of them on streaming platforms, in theaters.

we want to give them a shout out. first for colleen hoover fans get ready for "it ends with us." that stars blake lively and justin baldoni. this friday "harold and the purple crayon" in which the title character and his utensil can make anything come to life just by drawing it. star zachary levi will join me and eva today on gma3. >> george: have you ever interviewed him before? >> i haven't. hopefully he brings the magic crayon. >> rebecca: don't write on the walls with it. >> they'll make the walls talk. if these walls could talk. so many gma picks are coming to the screen. happiness falls, pineapple street, age of vice and mad honey. the sequel is booked at the box office. no word on whether the situation room or brighter by the day are being adapted. i am ready for an ep credit.

just like that sex and the city fans are getting a reunion 16 years in the making. it's taking place in a city, just not new york. oscar winner jennifer hudson posting this photo on instagram reuniting with her former on screen boss in paris during the olympics. hudson played carrie bradshaw's assistant back in the movie in 2008. she famously swore she would never give up on love so she went to paris. hudson shouting ou i have your hand? put your hand out like this. okay, here we go. just do that and then you get a dog and the dog comes and gives the paw. yeah, you've seen that, right? and it's amanda and i fail at it with stella all the time. she just doesn't do it. so i

empathize with courtney cox because she tried it and posted the results on instagram. that's so other people's dogs here. but we're going to get to courtney cox eventually. and her dog lil, who has just no interest in this challenge. she just scoots right on underneath and cox posting she's cute. she's got that going for her. we agree with that. also cute guys unintentionally this video here of a couple about to film a tiktok or something. by the looks of it. this is lucy morgan here setting up a camera to capture a beautiful sunset, but then she stumbles on the way back to her girlfriend on one knee, which looks an awful lot like a proposal. except it was not. it was all a big misunderstanding. morgan joking in the comments. she's my wife now. my question to you, lucy. i'm sure everything's great, but why did she stay down so long? yeah. if it wasn't a proposal. >> get on that pop up. will reeve. thank you. >> you got it. >> enjoying your popping and coming up. we go back to paris

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minutes. the accuweather forecast showing you walnut creek with the cloud cover slowly breaking down for increasing sunshine. we'll find temperatures in the mid 80s inland today. we'll go into the low 70s around the bay shoreline with sunshine appearing close to 11 a.m. and then along the coast. we'll keep it pretty cool with lots of cloud cover, some drizzle, and the temperatures will stay in the low 60s. so highs today again were cooler than average for july. we'll have warmer weather starting to move in here tomorrow. reggie jr thank you. >> another abc7 news update in 30 minutes. you can always check us out on our news >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> robin: you know by that music it is time to check in with our gold medal team at the summer games in paris. lara is showing us how to vintage shop like a champion at one of the city's famous flea markets.

lara, you took that man beside you along with you, didn't you? couldn't resist. >> lara: i did. i did. he tried to resist, trust me. listen, i couldn't come to paris and not go to their famous flea market. there are several of them around the city. the one i took james to, it was sunday morning. there's no better spot to shop like a champion. >> james: for a novice like me, there is no better coach. and boy there was a lot to learn. >> lara: drum roll, please. [ laughter ] that is not a drum roll. this is my olympic sport, scouring one of paris' many flea markets, showing james how i find vintage gems hiding in plain sight. if you want to bring home the gold you'll need a keen eye and comfortable foot wear. we did 5,000 steps burning calories without burning our bank account. >> james: we've been to three stores.

she's bought four things already. going to be a long day. >> lara: put that in your pipe and smoke it? is that a coffee grinder? it's a grinder of some sort. we are like the flea market dream team. you don't really know what you're looking for and i don't speak french. >> james: perfect. >> lara: you're going to help me negotiate and i'm going to help you find the diamond in the rough. are you ready? >> james: i am very ready. >> lara: let's go. come. i found something. a lost monet. [ laughter ] probably true but that's the magic of vintage shopping. you just never know. which is why i all suggest asking the seller what they know. >> this was won at auction. it was in the south of france. >> lara: really? so i could be buying a piece of royalty? the all important tip is bring cash.

cash is king. you will have much more negotiating power. >> james: the thing for me, you can find little items that will remind you of being in that place. >> lara: that's what he says, but james is a tough customer. why do you like these? >> they say france. they're eye catching. kind of thing you can put on a coffee table. >> lara: the 1970s commemorative coins too recent. this horse he thought he liked too broken. his tail is about to fall off. just don't touch it. these antique bolts that caught his eye, too random. i thought we finally had him on this fabulous silver lamp. >> james: that's actually quite cool. where am i going to put it? >> lara: but he let this one slip away as well. for a toy collector this is exciting because they're hand painted. i know they're not for you. >> james: thing you might buy for a serial killer. >> lara: another no for james but another question for me.

a hand painted vase. a bronze sculpture for 10. a couple paintings later and i'm just getting warmed up. she was asking 80. it's signed. it's a water color. it's original. she's giving it to me for 60. one of the great things about a flea market in paris, you can find the classic parisian designers like christian dior and louis vuitton. >> james: nothing says france like this. >> lara: it pays to really look closely. because in this case i see chanel, st. laurent christian lacroix. and one final tip for flea market glory. if you see something you like, grab it fast before someone else steals your gold medal find. i'm holding two bags that are absolutely filled to the brim with i think i have 12 things. >> james: i have nada. i'm just a bit picky. it's difficult for me to choose. >> lara: and i'm a horder.

i mean, i might be, but i have a lot of fun doing it. i think you learned a lot. you did leave empty handed. i snuck away and brought you a present. this little dish. you said you liked gold and it looked like a medal. i also found you a vintage olympic pin. this is a 1964 pin from insbruck that i found you. >> james: really beautiful. you really shouldn't have. >> lara: i think he means that, guys. >> rebecca: i'm more on james' side of things. i always get overwhelmed at flea markets. you found a lot, lara. how are you getting it home? >> lara: that's a very good question i'm wondering myself. one of the things i bought was this lamp that i have dismantled and i got rid of the lamp shade. that will save some room in my

suit case. the real tip is bring a large suit case and only fill it halfway so you can bring your items home. if you have anything breakable, do not check it. put it in carry on. >> james: you told me at one point to wrap everything in my underwear. >> lara: use it to wrap your items. i have so many tips. i'll put them on my instagram. he's making fun of me, guys. do you think i'm gonna get through security? >> rebecca: with the snake? i don't know about that. >> robin: i do like how you didn't call it a flea market. it was vintage shopping. fancy way of saying it. vintage shopping. >> lara: we are in paris. >> robin: that's right. >> george: see you all later. >> robin: thank you both so much. coming up elizabeth banks is here talking about the new season of "press your luck" and more. so come on back.

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>> george: we are back with elizabeth banks. three time emmy nominee starred in films like the hunger games and pitch perfect. now returning for season 6 of the game show "press your luck." welcome back. great to see you. >> thank you. so good to be here. >> george: first tell us about the olympics. you went? >> i just came back last night. i got to see the opening ceremony, some swimming. got to see the 4x100 men's relay where we won gold. i got to see beach volleyball, which was a total party.

amazing. awesome. yes, the city was gorgeous. it was incredible. >> george: sounds fantastic. tell us about season 6. >> season 6. i can't believe we're back for more "press your luck." we are having so much fun on the show. i think embracing our contestants the way we do. it makes the show just really special. it's unlike any other game show, in that the contestants sort of becomes the star of each episode. we do an incredible job personalizing prizes for people. it's my favorite thing about the show, getting to know someone, hear about their story. we had a guy who had been in a car accident two weeks earlier. he was sitting at a red light, got rear ended. he shows up on the show and wins a new car. that's the kind of setup payoff we get to do all the time. i just love being there for my contestants. it's so fun. >> robin: no wonder that it's

the sixth season. that tells you all you need to know. >> i have a horrible co-star in the whammy. [ laughter ] >> robin: let's show folks what you mean. >> no whammys. big bucks, big bucks stop! [ applause ] >> what? >> everyone wants to know, 50 of what has he just won? $50,000! [ applause ] >> it's so exciting. >> robin: you said the whammy is your most annoying co-star ever. what would you whammy in your life? >> i would whammy -- what would i whammy in my life? having to pick dinner every

night. such a mom thing to say. figuring out what to eat every day. i would whammy that. i suppose i could set this up in my life, but i wish someone else would make nutritious delicious food instead of me being like, what are we doing? and make everyone actually eat it. i would whammy that decision. get it out of my life. every day we have to figure out what to eat? okay. >> rebecca: you are also in a new thriller called "skin care." >> yes. coming out august 16th. "skin care" incredible film. sort of ripped from the headlines based in the world of an enestetician. she's very old school in a new world. the film takes place right at instagram and online shopping is really the way everything is happening. and she's just like a little opens a shop 25 years ago and

gets taken advantage by young people who are like, you need to be on instagram, you need to do it this way. sort of docks her and messes with her and she loses her mind while she tries to stay relevant. things go crazy. >> rebecca: we cover those stories all the time of things going crazy in real life. >> george: we call it segment six. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: you had a really scary experience yourself while filming. >> i did. personally had a scary experience. i had my first ever choking incident. i was choking on a pea. that's right. a little green pea that i was eating for lunch. i was alone in my trailer. i threw the door open. couldn't make any noise. was so afraid. >> george: oh my gosh. >> it was terrifying. happened to see someone who said, are you choking? i gave them the sign. yes. he came over very calmly.

i like backed right into him. he gave me the heimlich maneuver. his name is julius. he is my guardian angel. julius, i love you. saved my life, literally, on the set. so it's really, after that happened to me, i have used every opportunity like this one to tell people to learn the heimlich maneuver. make sure you know how to do it. there's tons of videos about how to do it. it's really easy. lot of people think i'm gonna crack a rib or hurt someone. they're dying. [ laughter ] so crack their rib if you have to. i would have been fine with a cracked rib. i literally couldn't breathe. it was super scary. so, yeah. learn the heimlich maneuver. and go see the movie. [ laughter ] and watch "press your luck." [ laughter ] >> robin: there you go. >> george: thank you for coming in. "skin care" hits theaters august 16th. "press your luck" will return august 8th with new episodes. ginger? >> ginger: denver, colorado, has been hot and smoky. tied a record high yesterday. that's the daily record.

they'll get closer today but probably won't break one. either way we're gonna stay hot. you could see records by the end of the week from spokane to boise. look at the numbers going up in vegas and phoenix. here's the long term into early next week and even the middle. let's get a check now little closer to home. good morning america ♪ >> rebecca: coming up, neve campbell is here live talking about her new project, and returning to "scream." stay with us.

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>> rebecca: welcome back to gma. we are screaming for our next guest, neve campbell. before she lit up our screens in party of 5, she was a budding ballerina. now her new documentary "swan song" brings her back to the ballet. she joins us to talk about it. so nice to see you. >> thank you. >> rebecca: we all noticed you are always pointing your toes. you are a former ballerina. now you are delving into this entire world again through this documentary. what was that like? >> it was amazing. it was a beautiful experience. chelsea mcmullen, our director, and shawn o'neil, came to me a few years ago and said karen cane, prima ballerina in canada, is finally retiring. she's going to put a new swan lake on. we want to document that, that experience, and that sort of journey for her and for the company. so i was like, she was my idol. you don't understand.

she was my idol. she's the reason i'm an artist. so i was very excited to be part of it. >> rebecca: you talk about the journey. your whole family was involved in this. your father is in the film. >> yeah. they didn't realize that my stepmother barb, has worked for the national ballet as a wardrobe person for 25 years. >> rebecca: wow. >> my dad is a super, an extra sometimes for the ballet. he was involved in this one, in the swan lake. >> robin: so many people appreciate it, you take on some important and big issues in the film. were your eyes open to some of the changes that have taken place over the years in ballet? >> yeah. i think i have always been in an awareness that there's very specific body types that are required. and also, it was very white, the companies, the ballet world. that is slowly changing. and in this movie, we look at the topic of pink tights. we've never looked at that before.

in ballet we always wear pink tights. but for a person of color, that's maybe not comfortable. and so in this movie, they make a change with that. >> robin: wow. can we see a clip? >> yeah, please. >> in 2020 we had conversations with the dancers in the company, and i had no idea that this was an issue for them. but i found out that wearing tights that weren't their skin color bothered them. it just never occurred to me. then i started thinking for swan lake, when they are in the ballet, they don't all have to have pink legs. that's always been tradition with swan lake. >> so they ended up asking the dancers not the wear tights at all so all the dancers could feel included. for some of the dancers, that was new and slightly uncomfortable, but i think necessary. >> george: how did your

experience being a dancer inform your production, since you are executive producer. >> i know the world. chelsea and shawn, when they came to me a couple years ago, they said they had influenced from a movie i had produced 20 years ago called "the company" that i danced in. i think they were aware that, you know, i had some insight. i have been dancing since i was 6. i was in the national ballet school by the time i was 9. i was in "sleeping beauty" before i became an actor. so i think i was able to have a realistic perspective on what these dancers go through and have some insight into, you know, what the edits should be. yeah, i think -- >> george: wow. >> i think i brought some insight. >> rebecca: i grew up in the scream world, all scream throughout my childhood. now you've got the seventh "scream" in the works. >> can you believe it? >> rebecca: it is hard to

believe. what can you tell us? >> nothing. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: we see it right there. your picture. >> yeah. i'm really excited. i'm really excited about it. you never expect a movie to be as successful as that. and you never expect a movie to turn into a franchise. for a film like that, you would hope perhaps that could happen. for it to become such a part of pop culture is beyond. >> george: do you have a favorite in the first six? >> the first. i think that was the magic, the first one. we had such a beautiful experience on that. a lot of fun. its success was exciting. we had a blast on all of them to be honest. >> robin: someone was telling me a story about your kids and camp. >> my son is at sleep away camp. i can't talk to him but i can see photos. they were having a halloween night last week. i saw there were two ghost faces

in the photos. [ laughter ] how is that possible at my son's camp? pretty wild. on halloween i open the door sometimes and there will be a ghost face. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: it's appropriate. you probably freak them out when they see you when you open the door. thank you so much. we appreciate you being here with us. "swan song" is available now to watch anywhere you rent your movies. we'll be right back. back.

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