from downtown san jose towards cupertino. we had an earlier accident in fairfield cleared out of lanes, but you are still stacked up now to air base parkway and number seven. >> look at this. the world dog surfing championships brought the best surfing dogs to linda mar beach in pacifica. now. okay, backwards judges look for things like distance of the ride, some bonus points for style. that was probably a lot of bonus. >> yeah, i hope so. >> pretty stylish, but all the proceeds from that event go to local >> robin: good morning america. tracking the force of hurricane debby. and the states of emergency. breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane debby striking in florida's big bend region. the category one storm intensifying overnight. and threatening to stall over georgia and south carolina, with

the potential for catastrophic flooding and life threatening storm surge. thousands of flights cancelled or delayed. cruise ships rerouted. ginger leads our team in the storm zone. >> michael: recession imminent? what to watch for after the jobs report and the wall street whiplash? and what it could mean for the federal reserve's next move and your bottom line? >> george: decision time. vice president harris narrows down her choice for running mate. meetings with top contenders, as the new democratic ticket gets ready to blitz the battleground stated while former president trump stumps in georgia hurling personal insults at the vp and the state's republican governor. this morning the new polls showing how the race transformed since president biden dropped out. >> michael: show of force. the u.s. sending more military assets to the middle east, with the region on edge. >> george: violence in the streets of the u.k. more than 150 people arrested in anti-immigrant protest. >> michael: rfk's confession,

admitting to bringing a dead bear cub to new york's central park a decade ago. ♪ sweet emotion ♪ >> robin: star spangled sweet victory. scottie scheffler with an emotional win. suni lee swinging to her third medal of the paris games. plus, why this cyclist proves it's never too late to follow your dreams and we're speeding into monday with this sweet photo finish. noah wiles bringing the title of fastest man in the world back home. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. wow is right. talk about a photo finish. team usa getting all that gold and still going strong. we have much more from paris

just ahead. >> george: there's also breaking news on the economy. a selloff in global markets after a new jobs report sparked fears of a recession even as inflation is easing up. rebecca jarvis will explain what's going on. >> robin: we're going to begin with hurricane debby making landfall just moments ago. it could bring historic rain and flooding as it stalls over several states along the atlantic coast. our team tracking everything from the path to evacuations and chaos for travellers. ginger starts us off in madeira beach, florida. good morning to you, ginger. >> ginger: good morning, robin. we have been getting crushed from these waves from the gulf of mexico. just rolling up and over the parking lot here at one of these beaches covered in water. the coastal flooding a huge deal. we also want to tell you that there's a storm that just made landfall right there in the big bend. there's a much broader impact so tornado watches go up to savannah with whipping wind, hurricane warnings up to augusta georgia.

this is day one of an entire that we'll be talking about potentially historic debby. >> hurricane going on outside. >> ginger: this morning hurricane debby tearing into the big bend of florida's gulf coast as a category 1 hurricane. life threating storm surge and inundating rain near the eye. michael paluska is in cross city. >> this is cross city in dixie county. we're about 20 miles from the coast. we are now in the eye wall of hurricane debby. we're just now starting to see this finally come in from the southeast with all the bands and stinging rain. >> ginger: was even those outer bands dropping up to 10 inches of rain already and pushing water up the coast. cars in clearwater submerged. in ft. meyers beach, the streets swallowed as far as the eye can see.

the flooding barrelling into buildings. officers driving through and firefighters wading in to make a water rescue. and a stunning rescue off the coast of boca grande as debby passed by. air crews rescued two boaters missing since saturday. florida, georgia, south carolina all now in a state of emergency, as debby will barely crawl through the southeast. with max sustained winds of 80 miles an hour, storm surge is still the immediate threat and taking on water here on the south side of florida all day. i want to show you 6 to 10 feet still possible. let's move on to what will be the biggest story throughout the week. that is the slow progression of this storm. that's why you see that path broaden out and almost just sit there making a circle all the way through saturday morning, as it becomes a depression or low again. so we'll time it out. savannah tonight through tomorrow morning. you stick with those bands all the way through 1:30 a.m.

the on shore flow in charleston could be devastating. coastal floods where you push the water towards the coast, 10 to 20 inches of rain, you will have history making flooding. we could easily see numbers surpassed in georgia or south carolina. we could see up to 30 inches locally. michael, we'll be talking about this one ault week and it will be moving up the coast with us. >> michael: we know you got it covered. thanks so much for that. we're going to faith abubey with hurricane debby has already brought a lot of rain and more to come. good morning, faith. >> reporter: to you, michael. you can see there are dozens of bucket trucks here. they are ready to respond to power outages as soon as they can. right now there are more than 200,000 customers across the state of florida who have lost power because of the storm. debby has been whipping the northwestern part of the state now for several hours. it's expected to get worse throughout the day. now, the ground is already saturated here so the deluge of

water that this storm is expected to dump in this area can create concern. the concern for flash flooding and just flooding in general, significant flooding, life threatening flooding is growing. the risk is not just here in florida. we're talking parts of north carolina, parts of south carolina and georgia as well. here in florida, there are already evacuation orders in place for people in place in low lying flood prone areas. we saw homeowners yesterday going to public shelters. the governor said there are about 3,000 national guardsmen who are ready to respond as soon as they can. their search and rescue teams are staged across the state as well. the governor's really impressing upon the residents here that once the storm is out, the risk is not over. they want people to take precautions even after debby is gone. george? >> george: i'm sure they do. faith, thanks very much. thousands of flights have already been delayed or cancelled. many cruise ships are rerouting. trevor ault is at newark airport. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning,

george. so this is a mess already. we're at about 800 flights cancelled and that number is going to keep rising especially when you pair hurricane debby with storm systems in the midwest and northeast. just yesterday alone there were more than 2,400 flights cancelled. this went up and down the eastern seaboard. miami up to charlotte, new york city. even as far as dallas they saw a ton of cancellations and delay. now we're expecting that to continue to get worse as the storm system comes in. lot of cruise liners had to move up or move back their departure. even the port of tampa had to outright shut down. if you are planning on traveling really anywhere. we know about the ripple effects between airports. it is a great idea to have a plan b for your travel. robin? >> robin: safe travels for all. trevor, thank you.

now the stock market. opening this morning after a rough finish last week. the dow fell more than 600.sfriday on a weaker than expected jobs report. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with more. good morning to you, rebecca. >> rebecca: good morning, robin. markets around the globe selling off. overnight, japan's nikkei plunged 12% its worst day since the black monday crash. that was in 1987. here investors are responding to that friday jobs market report on the jobs market showing that employers added just 114,000 jobs in july, and that was well below the 185,000 forecast. the unemployment rate jumped to 4.3%, which is still very low, but it shows joblessness has increased more than half a percent since january. that's something that just doesn't usually happen in a healthy economy. a rise like that is historically a sign that a recession is imminent. now, on wall street, they've

said the tech heavy nasdaq has been the hardest hit, down more than 10% from its record high on july 10th. you put all of this together and it signals that a rate cut is coming likely in september, or even earlier. this fed has been tried to balance the fact that we have seen this higher interest, higher interest rates, higher inflation, along with trying to cool the economy off without creating an all out recession. george, this is an international phenomenon. this is something where around the world they are dealing with inflation. >> george: they sure are. thanks, rebecca. now the race for the white house. vice president harris met with three potential candidates sunday. expected to make her decision by tomorrow. want to go to our white house correspondent selina wang. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning. vice president harris today set to formally secure the democratic nomination. from there she'll shake up this race once again. any moment she's expected to announce her new running mate. this morning vice president

kamala harris on the verge of choosing her running mate. sources tell abc news she met sunday with top contenders at her residence in washington including arizona senator and retired astronaut mark kelly, the husband to gabby giffords minnesota's governor tim walsh, a retired school teacher and sick term congressman, and first term pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, a former prosecutor. >> do you expect kamala harris to ask you to run? >> i think that's a question for the vice president. >> reporter: harris looking for a vp she can trust and can help her win. shapiro emerging as a favorite, with pennsylvania a must win for both candidates. but his views prompting concern among some on the left including native americans and union leaders. also on the short list, kentucky governor andy beshear, illinois's governor and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. harris will announce her pick by tomorrow night. when she kicks off a multiday

blitz through seven battleground states. her rival, donald trump, campaigning in battleground georgia over the weekend. >> if we lose georgia we lose the whole thing and our country goes to hell. >> reporter: the former president hurling personal insults at the vice president. >> she happens to be really a low iq individual. she really does. she has a very low iq. >> reporter: but many republicans say they want trump to tone down the attacks including questioning harris' race. >> every day we're talking about her heritage and not her terrible, dangerous liberal record throughout her entire political life. it's a good day for her and a bad day for us. >> reporter: and overnight arizona senator mark kelly fueled speculation that he might withdraw from this race to be harris' running mate on his personal social media account he posted his mission is now serving arizonans. but shortly after he deleted that tweet. george? >> george: former president trump said he wouldn't show up at the abc debate with kamala

harris? >> reporter: exactly. this debate schedule is up in the air after this weekend, donald trump said he accepted a debate on fox news on september 4th. back in may he already agreed to a debate on abc news on september 10th. vice president harris has not agreed to that fox news debate. the harris campaign said trump is running scared and trying to back out. on social media vice president harris posted this. quote, it's interesting how any time any place becomes one specific time, one specific space. i'll be there on september 10th like he agreed to. i hope to see him there. george? >> george: thanks. let me bring in rick klein with the latest polling on the race. we are really seeing the race transform since kamala harris got in. >> we have seen real momentum. it is transferring to the places where the election is most likely to be decide. this is where joe biden stood. you see momentum for harris in

every one of the battle ground states including wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. harris now slightly favored in the 538 polling average in all three. as she turns to her choice for running mate, most americans don't really have an opinion of any of them. we are seeing relatively positive numbers for mark kelly and josh shapiro. very popular in his home state of pennsylvania, which may be the most important state on the map this year, george. >> george: okay. thanks very much. >> michael: we're going to go to the middle east, where more u.s. forces are moving into the region. this comes as israel weighs retaliation from iran. tom aviv. >> reporter: good morning, michael. u.s. bolstering air defenses around israel sending sk squadron to this region after iran promised to severely punish israel for two assassinations last week. president biden announcing new

setment for israel after he talked to netanyahu over the weekend. the president calling that phone call very direct saying the killing of the leader of hamas has, quote, not helped the chances of getting a cease fire in gaza. a former israeli general telling me he thinks iran and hezbollah will attempt a more decisive attack on drones and missiles fired in april. the u.s. rallying allies. president biden expected to talk to the king of jordan and gather his security team in the situation room this afternoon. robin? >> robin: all right, tom. thanks for your reporting. big day for team usa picking up more gold medals from the golf course to the track and setting records in the water. janain norman is in paris. good morning. >> janai: oh, bonjour, robin. usa is cleaning up when it comes to medals. but it is not going the way fans were hoping for.

biles and suni lee both falling during the balance beam competition. it was simone's final shot of bringing home gold but that didn't happen. instead, she walked away with silver, childs taking bronze, as the u.s. continues to clean up. a golden day for team usa nabbing gold and breaking world records. on the track a photo finish for the world's fastest man, coming from behind to win gold in the men's 100 meter final. edging out jamaica by ju just .0005. team usa winning the event for the first time in 20 years. noah embracing his family after his victory. >> i did this against the best of the best on the biggest stage with the biggest pressure. >> reporter: team usa's fred curly taking the bronze.

and the u.s. making history in the pool, too. defending 1500 meter champ bobby fink taking the stop spot on the podium again and in world record time. and a stellar lineup in the women's 4x100 meter medley relay finals. reagan smith, lily king, gretchen walsh and torre huck taking home the gold and a new world record. and scottie scheffler swinging his way to an olympic come back, winning gold in men's golf. scheffler tearing up during the national anthem. >> i'm proud to be sitting here with a gold medal. >> reporter: an incredible finish for the u.s. in cycling. kristen faulkner, the harvard grad who started cycling just seven years ago and was a last minute edition to the race. >> seven minutes later she's an olympian. today she's found history. >> reporter: overtaking the field with less than two miles to go, to bring home the first gold in the women's road race since 1984.

and on the basketball court, team usa defeating germany. the women advancing to the quarter finals, looking to secure their eighth consecutive gold medal. and noah wilds will be competing in round one of the men's 200 meter race today. and all eyes will be on gabby thomas to see whether she has any close competition in the women's 200 meter. that is as world champion sharika jackson is not participating. robin? >> robin: gold medal for you today. thank you. coming up the priceless moment when one football player's sister won a gold medal. >> george: also former speaker of the house nancy pelosi is here for her first interview on her new book. now back to ginger in florida. >> ginger: i'm going to time out the slow crawl of debby coming up but let's get your local weather in just 30 seconds.

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jobs report. rebecca will be back with the answers for us. that's all coming up, robin. >> robin: but, michael, more on our top story. hurricane debby has made landfall in florida. let's go back to ginger who is there in the storm zone. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: robin, good morning to you. we are just getting whipped by some of those outer bands in the gulf of mexico here with all that energy, still coming at us as it's whipping in and pushing towards the coast. this will happen throughout the day today. look at this video from just when it made landfall, or kwruft before. this is taylor county, florida. we've hit a power flash. we've seen 175,000 customers without power. that number will grow. this thing has a lot of wind with it. that's not going to be the lasting effect of debby. it will be about the potentially historic flooding. let's talk about the immediate impact. it just made landfall, twirling through that big bend in florida. the outer bands down to tampa bay, tornado watch up to savannah, georgia. the timing is the most important part.

the reason we could see historic flooding is because, unlike some storms that pass on by and move through, we've got flash flood and storm alerts because this thing will stick around for days. tuesday's warning. savannah taking on the brunt of what's left of the eye wall of the on shore flow. charleston getting the on shore flow. charleston doesn't stop getting the on shore flow. hilton head, north charleston going to be a problem wednesday into thursday. that's putting up this potentially historic flood risk for so much of southeast georgia. we're talking rain. 10-20 inches widespread and up to 30 inches for some. up near richmond, virginia, you even have an elevated flash flood risk. we'll be covering it all week. >> michael: thank you very much. now a confession from robert f. kennedy jr. that he once left a dead bear cub in new york's central park. jon karl is in washington, d.c. with more. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the 2024 presidential campaign has already been filled with

strange and unpredictable twists and turns. but this may be the strangest twist yet. a decade ago a central park mystery baffled new yorkers. >> we saw something on the back wheel that could have been a raccoon. >> reporter: captured headlines across the country. >> police now want to know how the bear died and how it got into the park. >> reporter: now we know. robert f. kennedy jr., the independent presidential candidate, said he brought the dead bear to central park. >> i pulled over and i picked up the bear and put him in the back of my van because i was going to skin the bear. >> reporter: he confesses he left the bear right there beside an old bicycle beside a central park bike path because he thought it would be, quote, amusing. in the videotaped confession, kennedy recounts the strange tale to controversial comedienne roseanne barr and says he's talking about it now because a fact checker for the new yorker

told him the magazine plans to publish an article that details kennedy's role in bringing the dead bear to central park. anyway, kennedy recounts how he saw a woman hit the bear with her car on a highway in upstate new york. he says he picked up the dead cub intending to skin it and store the flesh in his refrigerator. after a day of hunting he had to run to a steak dinner. then he had to go to the airport. >> i wasn't drinking of course, but people were drinking, and they thought this was a good idea. i said let's go put the bear in central park and we'll make it look like he was hit by a bike. >> reporter: in the new video, he says he was shocked to discover how much attention the discovery of the dead bear with the bicycle got the next day. >> i was worried because my

prints were all over that bike. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's not the only bizarre story to come out during the kennedy campaign. earlier this year it was revealed that he once testified that a worm, quote, got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then died. that was back in 2012. at one point kennedy was in double digits in the polls. >> don't you want something different? >> reporter: he's now dropped to about 6% in the 538 polling average. but his campaign claims his name will be on the ballot in at least 42 states. that's not enough to win, but it could be enough to play a decisive role in determining who does. the new yorker has now published its article. it's a long profile of kennedy that includes just a couple of paragraphs about the dead bear in central park. the magazine asked him about a photograph that shows kennedy posing with the bear cub his fingers inside its bloody mouth.

kennedy said, maybe that's where i got my brain worm. again, a strange story and a very strange campaign, guys. >> michael: head scratcher. >> george: it really is. very, very weird. okay, jon, thanks very much. coming up later the red cross making an urgent plea for blood donations. they are worried the shortage could get worse. next nancy pelosi is here talking about her new book "the art of power." about her new bok "the art of power." dad, target school list assist finds my list.

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>> george: back now with nancy pelosi who is out with a new book "the art of power" my story as first woman speaker of the house. thank you for coming in today. >> my pleasure. >> george: striking title "the art of power." how is power an art? >> well, first let me just say it's wonderful to be with you on this morning where we celebrate and congratulate the president for the great return of the prisoners. it was such a diplomatic performance that once again on his part, following up on his success with nato and the rest. so i'm very happy. and congratulations to our american athletes at the olympics. don't they make us so proud? >> george: indeed. >> yeah, the art of power, i could have named it the science of power but it is really more of an art in my view. it is about the what people are

thinking, respect for them. it's about, again, consensus building. it's not about power coming down. it's about bubbling up. >> george: your book is also in many ways a plea for political civility and decency. you open up with the attack on your husband from a couple years ago. the harrowing event of january 6th. does seem like we've gone off the rails. >> it has place in society. we are a democracy. we have differences of opinion. politics is a place where you have nonviolent differences of opinion. and this has gotten to a place that we have to back off of. it is, i think what the public would want, as kamala has said. we're better than this. we deserve better than this. we just to make a decision -- we have to make a decision to be a

country that we are, honoring the vision of our founders for this great country. the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, to protect our freedom, our freedom and the aspirations of our children to be safe. we have all of that, and i believe in the goodness of the american people. i believe that's what they do want. so we just have to back off what is out there. what was sad about my husband's situation is he's not very political. they were after me. and i feel guilty about his paying the price. in addition to that, in addition to that, all families, we don't want families to feel at risk because someone in their family is engaged in public service. >> george: it has been a dizzying summer in politics. we saw the withdrawal of president biden, historic decision by him. a lot has been said about your role in all of this. i know you've denied making any

phone calls about this, but how would you describe your role in that whole episode? >> i have the greatest respect for the president. i think he will be one of the most consequential presidents in our country. i want him, his legacy, to be recognized, preserved. it's our legacy, too, in the congress. we worked together for a great agenda for working families, for kitchen table issues for america's working families. i wanted that to be recognized. and he was the one who could recognize it the most. we just wanted him to make the decision how we best preserve that legacy and also -- >> george: the only way to do that was for him to step down. >> that would be up for him to decide. it was always about him. why i said i'd make calls because people said i was burning up the air waves. no i wasn't.

the only person i spoke to about this was the president. other people called me about what their views were about it, but i rarely even returned a call, much less initiated one. >> george: was it easier or harder to talk to him about that given your own decision to step down as democratic leader of the house? saying it's time for a new generation. >> it was easier because -- it was easier. but i wasn't asking him to step down. i was asking for a campaign that would win. and i wasn't seeing that on the horizon. that's really more my -- if we're going to win, winning an election is a decision. you make a decision to win and make every decision in favor of winning, in terms of how you mobilize at the grass roots ever and own the ground to get out the vote. how you have a message that is bold and progressive, but not menacing to the public. and how you have the money to do that, to attract that largely

from small donors. and then the most important decision is the candidate. >> george: if it's all about winning what is the most -- what's the best decision for kamala harris to make right now for her running mate? >> i'm excited about her candidacy. i think that all of the candidates for vice president are excellent and any one of them would be great. it's a difficult decision because they are all so great. it is the most important decision for her to make. not just about who can help win, but who can help serve and lead and whose confidence she trusts. she has confidence in and trusts. so we're all eager to hear who that may be. it is again necessary for us to have again the candidates, the message, the enthusiasm, own the

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i'm gonna tell you, it doesn't matter what the wind speeds are, the storm will be about the other impacts started with the outer bands with the spinoff tornados. up through savannah georgia we have a tornado watch until 4 p.m. this track is critical. see how it very slowly makes its way off the coast and hangs out near charleston. when you've got tpha that push of off shore flow, you're plugging up the exit. look at the timing. savannah has that plug up, plus heavy bands of rain through tuesday. charleston all the way through tuesday, wednesday, even thursday. we're talking about a widespread 10 to 20 inches of rain upwards of 30 inches. if the state of south carolina gets more than 23.6 inches that would set an all time record for one storm. george? >> george: thank you very much. let's go back to faith abubey with more on the flooding threat. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, george. there are literally dozens of

bucket trucks ready to respond to power outages once the storm moves through and it's safe to do so. right now there are more than 12,000 customers in florida without power. debby has been whipping this portion of the state for several hours. conditions are expected to get worse, dumping a lot of rain, significant amount of rain in this area. of course, there are concerns for life threatening flash flooding, catastrophic flooding in homes. so there are evacuation orders in place for homeowners. lot of them across the state were able to go to public shelters yesterday. but the governor says they have enough resources to respond to life threatening conditions if they were to pop up. at this point though, he's still urging people to sit tight, finalize those emergency plans and also continue to take precautions even after debbie moves through. michael? >> michael: definitely take that advice. faith, thank you very much. hurricane debby is causing

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details. >> good morning, robin. let's put this into perspective. the red cross said it provides about 40% of the nation's blood supply. it's calling this shortedage an emergency and breaking record breaking heat across the country. the red cross said supplies are down 25% just since july 1st. that's a short fall of more than 17,000 donations. it says extreme heat coast to coast has impacted almost 100 blood drives in nearly every state. it may get even worse as the hurricane season reaches its peak. tropical weather may also threaten the supply. it says hospitals are dangerously low and type o stock and shipments of blood to hospitals are far outpacing donations. so the red cross is putting out this urgent plea for dough nations asking americans to give. they are even offering an amazon gift card if you donate by the end of this month. >> robin: they really need everyone's help who can do that.

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>> michael: nice morning here in times square. we're back now with our gma cover story. rock 'n' roll hall of famers aerosmith announcing they will stop touring. lead singer steven tyler's vocal chord injury forcing the band to call it quits. erielle reshef is here with details. say it's not so. >> seriously, michael, this one

hurts. the band making it clear that steven tyler's unmistakable voice has not healed since his devastating injury back in september. they were near the start of their 40 day farewell tour when it happened and had hoped to come back. but this morning the end of a larger than life rock 'n' roll era. ♪ this morning legions of aerosmith fans in disbelief. ♪ stunned after the legendary band abruptly announced they will stop touring, giving a bleak update on steven tyler's iconic voice writing, sadly, it is clear that a full recovery from his vocal injury is not possible. we have made a heart breaking and difficult, but necessary decision as a band of brothers to retire from the touring stage. the powerhouse rocker bad injuring his vocal chords during an early stop on the peace out the farewell tour.

tyler saying at the time the set back was so severe it caused bleeding. >> the voice box is comprised of cartilage and bone. so when a fracture occurs in the voice box the actual positioning of the structures that have to move can be altered and not function as efficiently. >> reporter: the rock 'n' roll hall of famers breaking the news to fans friday writing, it has been the honor of our lives to have our music become part of yours. ♪ ♪ back in the saddle again ♪ >> reporter: since the 1970s aerosmith has ruled the rock 'n' roll scene. ♪ love in an elevator ♪ >> reporter: earning four grammys -- ♪ dream on dream on ♪

>> reporter: beloved the world over for their anthem and ballad that was the back drop to some iconic films. ♪ 'cause i miss you baby and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> reporter: aerosmith's statement was really a love letter to their fans. the band saying you have given us a place in the soundtrack of your lives. a final thank you to the best fans on planet earth. play our music loud. dream on. you've made our dreams come true. decades of entertainment, dozens of hits frb sweet emotion and all the love for these guys this morning. of course, steven tyler in our thoughts. >> robin: when their tunes are on, you crank it up. >> michael: you do. ♪ walk this way ♪ remember that. that was something else. do you know what? they were here. we got their music. big thank you to aerosmith for all the memories we have. now to you, george. what you got? >> george: thank you, guys. now to the economy. lots of questions after the latest jobs report and selloff on wall street.

new fears of a recession even as inflation is easing up. rebecca jarvis is here to take on the questions. let's start with what happened. jobs report comes out friday. huge selloff wall street cascades over the weekend. what's going on? >> rebecca: you bring up an important point. it is around the world. there is this disappointing jobs report. there are recession fears. one of the big trades that has propelled the stock market higher, ai. it's the tech trade. those are some of the stocks that have been hit the heaviest. now we are seeing it be international. you have what's happened overnight in japan. that's all playing together to drive stocks lower here. >> george: we're seeing inflation easing but a lot of people still having a hard time making ends meet. >> rebecca: inflation has eased up by a significant amount. when you look back at where prices were three years ago they've come up a lot. the typical family is still spending about $1,000 a month more on the same services they were a year ago. even if you factor in the increase in wages.

it doesn't feel like they are getting ahead in that regard. you have all what the fed has done to fight inflation. they have been increasing rates. that's why a mortgage is more expensive. that can disproportionately impact lower earners because people are more dependent on their credit cards. also those pandemic era savings. people sat on their hands for of the pandemic. they saved a lot of money. that's gone. then there's the fomo yolo economy. people literally, george, see it on social media, feel like they have to spend money. they do and are now in credit card debt. >> george: we are almost certain to see rate cuts september, maybe earlier. what does that mean? >> rebecca: it's good news if you are carrying a large amount of credit card debt. in fact, people are taking on more credit card debt. the average household has more than $7,000. if you go back to 2021 when the apr on average was 15%, that would cost you $90 in interest. at today's rates it $126.

when you see rates go lower, you should see those apr's go lower as well. the important thing to do ahead of those rate cuts is to lock in a cd right now because you'll get paid more from your money in the bank. >> george: rebecca jarvis, thank you very much. robin? >> robin: all right, george. it's that time. >> michael: that time. >> robin: we're so glad you're back that we have will reeve coming in to do some pop news for your return, michael. >> michael: thank you, will. >> i'm back. go easy on me here. we begin with pop news in morning with adele. the super has kicked off her ten day residency. let's give the pop news stadium. custom built. 80,000 people. has a 43,000 square foot stage and curb screen that measures 98 feet tall, 721 feet wide. there's also adele world, a theme park, with concessions and rides and a bar that serves adele spritzers.

as for the show itself, guys, adele gives the audience everything including chasing pavements. that's off her break through album 19. check it out. ♪ should i give up or should i just keep chasing pavement even if it leads nowhere ♪ >> get this. adele said she hasn't performed the song live in seven years. other songs were hello, rumor has it, someone like you. on night 2 she stopped the show because the women's 100 tpaoeurl from the paris games was on. she has everyone cheering. gold medal to adel. >> michael: wow. >> that was the beginning of pop news. we got more to go. from music to tv. >> michael: bring it. >> we're going to dive into the max slate 2025. giving us a glimpse after highly

anticipated lineup of hbo originals. first up, a sneak peek of white lotus. >> michael: of course. >> you remember belinda from season 1? >> michael: how can we forget? >> she's back for more this season. walter goggins is in it as well. and are you fans? great show. this is a teaser. two new characters played by jeffrey wright and catherine o'hara. >> robin: she's great. >> they have returned. max also teasing other season 3 shows including "and just like that" and "sex lives of college girls." shout out to my cousin. he was the soccer coach in season one of that show. >> robin: nice. much respect. >> taylor swift monday. i don't know where george went. he loves taylor swift.

taylor swift monday. [ laughter ] 13 means a lot to taylor swift. presumably a big deal to taylor and the swifties returned to the top of the billboard 200 and notched its 13th week at number one. last album from a woman with this specific distinction was adele 21. that's full circle pop news for you. with this album swift extends her record as a soloist, 82 weeks at number one. running up on elvis 67 weeks. can't keep a good hit down. her single "august" just made a return to the spotify charts for a fourth year. an artist who knows how to span eras. that is your pop news. >> robin: i will be seeing her next week. >> oh, next week. >> robin: yeah.

[ applause ] >> michael: you made my return just incredible. thank you, will. couldn't be any better than that. >> robin: next week i will see taylor. amber has been making the bracelets, the friendship bracelets. >> michael: i will be here waiting to hear about it when you come back. >> robin: all right. >> michael: let's go to ginger. >> george: thank you very much, michael. let's talk about the storm surge. as hurricane debby made landfall, cedar key was taking on a lot of water. you can see that person's home flooded with water. and the streets of cedar key a problem there, too. we had upwards of 15 inches around sarasota. coastal flooding going to be a problem.

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>> robin: wow. wow. >> tory: you can treat yourself to a couple of these. >> robin: i know. >> tory: the colors are fun, in fact. >> robin: okay. little shape wear. >> tory: this is yummy. it's nice. not a squeeze. not a suffocating squeeze. the tank is really popular because it's versatile. round neck in the front or v neck. >> robin: i love that. >> tory: it's convertible. you can wear it both ways. it's not going to roll up. then it's got really nice shaping on the inside. we also have their shaping shorts. we've got their bralettes, shi. you got it. a big hug, a big hug. squeeze. yeah, a hug, not a squeeze. exactly. this is sterling forever. versatile jewelry anklets right now. robin all the rage. you and i have to get in on the action. on the anklets. we also have from them

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and tory has even more deals. got even more on our website. we do. all right. and tomorrow and the next day and the next day all week long. but coming up next, kate blanchette is here live. this is a great start, tory. thank you. great start i love these. >> this is the moment i'm gonna fall in love. am i gonna do it my way? >> hello there. my name is jim henson and i'm a puppeteer, they will find it. >> the rainbow connection. >> if jim was here, i just have to thank him seven mornings. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's sue now with a look at traffic. >> thank you. kumasi. we are going to the east shore freeway 80 westbound at powell street. we have reports of an overturn and an accident blocking the slow lane. you can see traffic here, which is before the scene

is bumper to bumper, pretty much coming to a stop as you reach emeryville. so when we come back in a couple of minutes, we'll see if we can get our cameras located on this overturned accident. but for now, expect delays on the east shore coming into emeryville. the accident is at powell. >> thank you. sue. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> precision is an excellent company. we had an idea of what we wanted, but we weren't sure how to put it together. >> it's kind of one of those things that i personally take pride in making sure that the z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this.

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the mid 90s. we'll hit the mid 70s around the bay shoreline going from morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. and along the coast we'll keep a pretty cloudy and daytime highs in the low 60s. so we do have a bit of a warming trend the next couple of days. low mid 90s, inland, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. but tomorrow is the hottest day of the week. heat advisor will be in effect for one day before cooler weather will quickly move in by the end of the week. kumasi >> thanks. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes, but you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: we are so happy to welcome back two time oscar winner cate blanchett. so glad to see you again. welcome back. >> thank for having me. >> george: the last time you were here we talked about your

movie "tar." now you are an intergallactic bounty hunter. >> bob dylan. when they said they were making this i thought, well, i haven't done that before. >> george: tell us about it. what's behind the story? >> i didn't know the game at all so it was a deep dive for me. then i heard jamie lee curtis was going to do it so it was like, i would have done anything. it's a story, the first and second parts of this game which millions play. i play a bounty hunter. and she goes back. she got huge money issues. she goes back to her birth planet to try and find the key to everything. >> michael: i heard you prepared for the movie, one of the game twoers took you through the game. first time you played you thought you had a hidden talent as a gamer. >> i can't do my left, right thumbs. i can't play a video game to play my life. stated playing with the person

who created the character that i played. i thought, i am really good. [ laughter ] this is my game. like the first time i played golf. then christie, the cursor moved and i went, i'm not doing that. i hadn't been doing any of it. i act slightly better than i can play the game. >> robin: you have whetted our appetite. let's take a look right now. >> when the daughter places the key, the pieces are consumed and the vault opens. >> i don't necessarily believe that means kill her. >> but you are prepared to take that risk? >> well, we have no choice. either we take her or atlas does. there's no salvation without sacrifice. >> robin: love seeing you on screen together. you were talking about jamie lee curtis and how excited you were, that she was to have you on the film. she said she signed on once she knew that you were going to be

on it. and vice versa. she's made a real impact with you. >> i think she's one of those people that she does with everybody. i met her years ago. same day i met jack black coming out of some industry thing. he had like 25 goody bags. [ laughter ] jamie was there. like she can see straight into you. i like you. she's always giving things to people. i mean, unbelievably generous. hilarious. >> robin: didn't she give you a facial of some sort? >> i gave her a facial. >> robin: oh. >> i do have a few hidden talents. i can give you one. it's an oxygen facial. >> george: you didn't buy her one? >> i can give you one, george. >> george: i'll take it. [ laughter ] jamie lee curtis also has a question for you. take a look. >> what did you give me that you have never given anyone else, i

hope, in budapest in your hotel room that involves beauty products. that's my question for you. we miss you so much. everyone loves you. i love you more. bye. >> aw. >> george: we already got the answer. >> the way she was gripping that. that secret has to stay between us, jamie lee, i thought. family show. [ laughter ] i gave her a facial. i gave her a facial. that's all it was, officer. [ laughter ] >> michael: you said very female centric movie. what kind of dynamic did that create on set? >> it was great. you think about video games. cross between a western and b grade sci-fi thing.

but i think it's -- people think guys play it. there's so many women. i went straight into the fan base. i had to humble myself and say, why do they love it? what do they love about it? women of all ages, shapes and sizes play this. i play a siren. they kind of drive the game. you know? so it was really great to be with arianna and bobby. been so great and jamie and gina gershon. it was just fabulous. >> michael: are you going to play video games now? >> am i going to do -- >> michael: are you going to become a gamer? >> only for 35 minutes a day. [ laughter ] >> george: thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> george: it will be in theaters friday. coming up try before you buy. becky worley tracks trackers for all your back to school items.

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>> robin: we're back now getting on track for back to school with our series try before you buy. our gma consumer correspondent becky worley -- the reason i'm stumbling, we're excited that she's actually here in the studio checking out shopable tech items that might make it easier to stay on top of those school supplies. >> it is great to be with you in person. it is back to school season. national retail federation estimates each family will spend more than 1,300 on back to school shopping.

many items will be lost before the school year is even over. enter digital trackers. air tags to help you keep track of all your kid's belongings. we try before you buy. ah, mornings. heading back to school. this is a recreation of a typical one in my house. >> mom, where's my -- >> backpack, sports gear. for all the families trying to keep track of all the bags you need for school, sports, a huge challenge. could trackers like the air tag and the tile help? the tile tracker cost as little as $18 per tile. if you want one that's got a replaceable battery that's $35. it comes in four different shapes and uses and can be used with an android and apple phone. the apple air tag cost $24 and it has a replaceable battery. it comes in just one coin shape option and needs an apple device like an iphone or ipad.

it can find devices within a few hundred feet. both use sound to help you find your item. play sound. >> found it. >> can all see where they are on a map. for this feature there's a difference between the tile and air tag. >> the biggest difference is simply the size of the network. apple's find my network which basically means anyone who has any kind of apple device can opt into this. it uses all of those devices in the background to pinpoint a location of a lost device. there are fewer tiles in the world than there are apple devices. you might not be able to find a tile as fast. >> other differences, the tile comes in different shapes. even a stick on. a few years ago i put one of these things on my daughter's

retainer case. the tone the tile plays is louder. you can pair it with google home and alexa. alexa find my car keys. click on the tile and you use it in reverse to help you find your phone. all helpful features to get mommy out the door faster, too. bottom line air tags may be better for finding items that have been lost out in the world. they have a larger network to track items. they're better for security because air tags will tell you if someone has placed one in your car or person and is following you. but for locating items in my house like, ah, where did i put my keys? i like the tile better. i just fire it up and i say find. then it starts ringing. ah, that blessed noise. i found my keys. [ laughter ] i mean i need help, guys.

>> robin: i love when you were showing -- that was truly you. >> oh, 100%. i use my watch to find my phone, my phone to find my keys. [ laughter ] if the networks go down i will be housebound just reading a book. >> robin: so how can folks find this? >> this is all shopable using the qr code on our screen. >> michael: thank you, becky. going to find our way to the next segment. now to gma at the summer games. all eyes are on quincy wilson making history and give everyone a run for their money. here's their story. >> set, go! >> michael: 16-year-old maryland native quincy wilson is breaking records at lightning speed. he's the youngest male athlete to ever make a u.s. olympic track team. >> i'm running with the big

dogs. i had to put on my big boy boots. >> michael: his eye always set on the most prestigious sporting event. >> it was my dream since i was a young athlete. i pushed my mom and told her i would love to run in the olympics one day. >> let's go! >> arms! >> michael: that dream sparked while watching the 2016 olympics at just 7 years old. >> you're looking at the tv and you're like, i could be that person one day. >> i was like, okay, quincy. you're going to the olympics. whatever. maybe 2028. you'll be in college or something like that. he looked at me like, no. i'm going like now. >> i was really excited about running today. >> michael: his parents rally around his dream. >> i'm not car with my dad. >> what's up, dad. >> michael: driving three hours a day to bullis high school for their track program, where quincy practices 12 hours a

week. >> the cool thing about track is that everybody has the same opportunity so it's not about age. he has the heart of a champion. he's a competitor. he wants to put on the colors for team usa and represent. >> michael: that dream coming true just this past june. >> i was playing a video game and i got a call. i was jumping up and down. i was screaming around the house. everything a normal 16-year-old kid would do. after that i jumped right back on the video game. >> michael: his parents roy and monique, beaming with pride. >> all his hard work, dedication, is paying off. >> to be able to watch your child wake up one day and meet their dreams in real life, it's amazing. it's what every parent wants. >> michael: quincy doing just that, documenting this dream come true on social media. >> first time going out of the country so i don't know what to expect. that's the thing that i'm most nervous about. i have been practicing for this moment. i didn't know that i would be

the kid that everyone is looking up to. i can't wait to get on the track and speak a little french. bonjour. >> michael: amazing. 16 years old in the olympics as a sprinter. quincy could run this friday but coaches don't actually have to make that call until the day of the race. so it is nail biting time for him and for all of us. >> robin: what an experience regardless. regardless. that's a great story you brought to us. let's check in now with ginger. ginger? >> ginger: hey, robin. our camera took on some water and also there's lightning so we're inside the car to stay safe. you see the outer bands on the radar. the tornado watch is in place for tampa bay up to savannah, georgia. we're going to keep that until 4 p.m. can easily see spinoff tornados through the day. then that coastal flooding combined with potential for flooding in a place like

charleston. we have just entered the part of the season, peak hurricane season september 10th. >> michael: coming up katseye is here making their live morning show debut. yeah.

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that's just on you tube alone. what makes your music so unique? >> i think the most unique thing about us and our music is our diversity and the difference in our backgrounds, our dreams, where we came from. >> michael: 120,000 girls applied to be part of the group. 120,000. that's a lot of people. and you are here. congratulations to you. they're going to show your journey on netflix. it will be a netflix show. what can fans expect to see? >> i think fans can expect to see a lot of our journey going through this rigorous training process and getting selected to be in the group. there's such a story to tell, especially the contestants that were on with us. >> michael: i'll tell you it's going to be a dream to hear you sing. we're getting to that right now. we're so excited to hear you. with their brand new single "touch" here is katseye. take it away.

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blocking any of the main freeway lanes. it is still partially blocking that powell street on ramp to 80 westbound, but traffic is starting to improve. in fact, let's take a look at the backup. it's pretty typical for this section to be jammed, but now it is backed into richmond. drew. >> hi sue, looking at today's highs, we'll have a warming trend underway here. we'll have our daytime highs inland in the 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. kumasi >> thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. and we'll be back at 11 for and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today from the series evil, mike colter. and a performance from recording artist rachel platten. plus, check out our hydration 101 class as we kick off live's summer school week. in addition, the wonderful and amazing