cookie mix. you can find it at the grocery store and on instacart. >> one thing dolly will do is get a check. >> yeah, and now if dolly says it's pumpkin time, it's pumpkin. it is. you know. yeah, i feel validated for you. >> used your dolly cast iron skillet. oh, i mean, it's just wider. >> it's still in the packaging. >> it. i'm wanting to. >> i'm worried about, you know, defacing it. that's what i'm saying. maybe you just because i really love looking at it, it is pretty. >> but oh, the spin on that. >> george: good morning america. overnight the democratic ticket holds their first rally. tim walz introduced to america. 90 days to go and the stage is set.

kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz. this morning a closer look at the army national guards man, former high school teacher, football coach, father of two, six term congressman. the two term governor said he's ready. >> i gotta tell you, i can't wait to debate the guy. >> george: eager to go head to head against his opponent. this morning, the response from the trump ticket with jd on a tour of the battleground states, as we break down walz's stance on big issues, guns, abortion, paid family leave, policing and more. >> michael: slow moving and dangerous tropical storm. georgia and carolinas hit hard overnight. this morning more flooding fear and reported tornados. plus, the other system targeting the northeast causing travel chaos. ginger is leading our team tracking it all. >> george: charged. suspect accused of plotting to assassinate american politician of both parties, including former president trump. >> linsey: intense details from the crew aboard the boeing plane when a door plug blew out minutes after takeoff.

the pilots' head sets flying off. the investigation this morning. >> michael: can anyone keep up with team usa? gabby is golden. a stunning gold for cole. sydney over another hurdle. kd with a u.s. olympic record. the breath taking underwater performance. plus, janai one on one with the goat. >> i think it's okay to not be okay. >> michael: simone's sage advice and the trio giving destiny's child a run for their money. trinity, mallory and sophia smith with that goal when we needed it the most. the young squad going for it all. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. team usa is going strong in paris. by the end of the show i want

each of you to tell me what sport you would have medaled in if you would have practiced when you were younger for the olympics. >> linsey: i'd say break dancing for george for sure. also ahead, we are tracking dangerous storms up and down the east coast. there have been 6,000 cancellations and 26,000 delays since sunday. ginger is tracking tropical storm debby and more. >> george: kamala harris introduced her running mate to the nation last night. minnesota governor tim walz fired up the philadelphia crowd with new takes on the trump/vance ticket. rachel scott was on the scene and starts us off in philly. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. it was a packed house. with just 930 days to go until the november election the democratic ticket is officially set. kamala harris rolling out her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, tapping their campaign a fight for the future. overnight harris taking the stage with her new running mate. >> governor tim walz of the

great state of minnesota! >> reporter: introducing tim walz to the nation. as a father, congressman, major, teacher and former football coach. >> 91 days -- [ cheers ]. the nation will know walz by another name. vice president of the united states! >> tim! tim! tim! >> reporter: harris calling themselves the underdogs in the race, insisting walz is ready to serve on day one and take on donald trump, comparing her running mate to his. >> some might say it's like -- it's like a matchup between the varsity team and the jv squad. >> reporter: walz taking aim squarely at trump.

>> donald trump sees the world a little differently than us. first of all, he doesn't know the first thing about service. he doesn't have time for it 'cause he's too busy serving himself. >> reporter: the minnesota governor going after the former president, who was found guilty in the hush money trial of falsifying business records. >> make no mistake, violent crime was up under donald trump. that's not even counting the crimes he committed. >> reporter: and then going after his new rival. >> like all the regular people i grew up in the heartland, j.d. studied at yale. had his career funded by silicon valley billionaires. then wrote a best seller trashing that community. come on. that's not what middle america is. and i gotta tell you.

i can't wait to debate the guy. >> reporter: walz also using his family's personal history to make the case for reproductive rights. >> in minnesota we respect our neighbors and the personal choices that they make. [ applause ] even if we wouldn't make the same choice for ourselves, there's a golden rule. mind your own damn business. >> reporter: his star rising in democratic circles after he coined a new line of attack against republicans, calling them weird. >> these guys are creepy and, yes, just weird as hell. >> reporter: the crowd chanting, we're not going back. >> we aren't going back! we are not going back! >> reporter: the decision was down to the wire. harris making the call just hours ahead of the rally. >> let's do this together. would you be my running mate? >> reporter: crowds cheering as walz flew to philadelphia to join harris. even popular pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, one of the contenders, praising the man

who beat him for the spot. >> tim walz is an outstanding governor. tim walz is a teacher! tim walz is a guards man! tim walz is a great patriot. >> reporter: the trump campaign calling walz a liberal extremist. >> the biggest problem with the tim walz pick, it's not tim walz himself, it's what it says about kamala harris. when given an opportunity, she will bend the knee to the most radical part of her party. >> reporter: and he said he reached out to his new rival. >> i reached out. i didn't get him. i said, congratulations. enjoy the ride. >> reporter: democratic ticket, harris and walz are continuing their blitz through the battleground states, next heading to michigan and wisconsin. the harris campaign said they raised more than $20 million since walz was announced as her

running mate. michael? >> michael: thank you very much. we know you'll be there covering. we're going to turn to the life threatening flooding from tropical storm debby, slamming georgia and south carolina with heavy rain and more is on the way. ginger's live in myrtle beach, south carolina, where a rare high risk warning for flash flooding has been issued. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: hey, good morning, michael. the storm's center is about 120 miles to my south, but debby has gone back over the ocean. it's going to spend the day getting its life together, reinvigorating with all that fuel. it will make a second landfall here in south carolina later tonight. this morning the center of debby is slowly spinning off the coast of south carolina. barely moving this churn will drop another 6-10 inches of rain in parts of north carolina and south carolina. overnight in charleston, they were under a curfew. >> the purpose of this curfew is to keep people off the roads and prioritize the safety of our

residents and our first responders. >> reporter: just outside charleston, more than 17 inches of rain. watch as this tornado in nearby monks corner throws cars into the air. businesses shredded in its path. debby is blamed for at least six deaths, including two children. in live oaks, florida, roads washed out, collapsing below this pickup. as a hurricane, debby caused widespread damage along florida's gulf coast. the state's largest insurer already requesting another 13% increase in insurance rates. debby also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. debby looking a little anemic if you look at the radar and you say, wait, that's going to cause more flooding? watch what happens. as it approaches again tonight into early tomorrow morning, the flood watches now extend all the way up to richmond, virginia. there's a reason. it will fill back in and will actually rain more away from the coast with some of those coastal bands still producing significant rain. so i don't want to leave anybody on the coast out.

remember, even if you're in charlotte, you will be getting rain from this. by friday it's in virginia then finally gets picked up in the trough. the northeast will get it but it's farther west. new york city, we do get a band from it, but the center of the circulation moves out by the start of the weekend. >> michael: all right, ginger. thank you very much. the other dangerous storm is targeting the northeast. morgan norwood is live in the bronx with a glimpse of the damage there. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. that deadly approach, as we are looking at a one-two punch of widespread damage and flash flooding. here's what i mean. overnight this massive tree came crashing down on these cars, just barely swiping and missing these homes on the other side of the street. thankfully, no one was injured but, boy, did we see a round of severe weather overnight. across new jersey, heavy rain triggering flash flooding, cars stranded, knee deep floodwaters. in englewood several water rescues there. the hudson park way swamped. rescue crews working to unclog storm drains. new york city officials, for the first time, using a drone to blast out emergency alerts.

but the big concern this morning is that the ground will be so saturated by the time debby's remnants do roll through, that any gust of wind can easily take down massive trees like what you see right behind me. we're certainly on the lookout for that, along with another round of severe flooding, as ginger pointed out. linsey? >> linsey: that uprooted tree says it all. all right, morgan. thank you. that extreme weather is causing major flight disruptions across the country. let's go to trevor ault at newark airport tracking all the chaos. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. so it's hard to overstated just how disruptive these past several days have been. a staggering number of delays and cancellations. since sunday, 6,000 flights cancelled, 27,000 delayed. this is continuing even into today. we're seeing already more than 400 flights cancelled. a number that will likely keep rising with these storms lingering, especially in the northeast. new york city yesterday was hit

harder from a flight disruption perspective than anywhere in the entire country, even today here at newark, there's already been dozens of cancellations. there is hope that we might start to slowly return to normal. but we know when the disruptions are this large it can take sometime to get caught up, especially when you've got passengers who have been stranded for the past several days. george? >> george: okay, trevor, thank you very much. overseas now. hamas named a new political leader, the master mind behind the october 7th attacks following the assassination of his predecessor. tom sofi burridge is in tel aviv. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, he is israel's most wanted terrorist, master mind of the october 7 terror attack. this morning he is the new political leader of hamas, replacing the leader who was assassinated in tehran last week. he has been hiding throughout the war so far evading the idf. even before now he has been playing a key role in negotiations to try and free more hostages held in gaza, including eight americans. secretary of state blinken

suggesting this appointment won't massively impact the talks saying he was already the primary leader on a cease fire. israeli official suggesting to me that it would be much easier for israel to end the war when the new hamas leader is dead. linsey? >> linsey: all right, tom. thank you. now an alleged plot to assassinate american political figures. the justice department has revealed they have arrested a pakistani man said to have ties to iran and charged him with trying to hire hit men to carry out the killing. donald trump was a potential target. the arrest took place a day before the attempt on donald trump's life. aaron katersky is here with more. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. authorities say this alleged plot had no connection to the attempt on donald trump's life in butler, pennsylvania, but sure under scores how the former president and other top u.s. officials are the targets of on going threats from iran. this morning a pakistani national is under arrest charged with plotting to assassinate

politicians, including president trump. he spent two weakness iran before he flew to the u.s. where he hired hit men to carry out the killings. >> the defendant met with several individuals in new york who he thought were hit men but who were, in tparbgt under cover law enforcement officers. >> reporter: in june, merchant obtained $5,000 in cash that prosecutors say he intended to use as an advanced payment to the hitmen. he wanted men who could do the killing approximately 25 people who could perform a protest as a distraction and a woman to do reconnaissance. merchant allegedly spoke about the murder for hire in code. prosecutors found this list of words he invented to communicate, and they saw him gaming out the assassination plot on a napkin. law enforcement sources told abc news that no target had been decided by the time merchant was arrested, as he prepared to fly out of the country july 12th, one day before a gun man took a shot at trump during a rally in pennsylvania.

the secret service made last minute security adjustments to trump's rally to account for the threat from iran, which has sought for years to avenge the death of a top general killed in an american strike. iran though denied any involvement with the pakistani man now in u.s. custody but the attorney general made clear he expects these kinds of threats to continue. >> michael: i'm sure they'll stay on top of that, aaron. thank you so much. now we turn to the olympics. what day for team usa. janai norman joins us live from paris, covering all the live events from the track to the soccer field where the women earned their spot in a gold medal match. janai, you went one on one with the goat. >> janai: the goat, michael strahan. i certainly did. good morning to you. one day i can't focus on my live shot because i'm watching her on the beam. the next day i'm standing there talking to simone biles. she is amongst the american athletes making us so proud.

the summer games delivering nonstop nail biters. on the track, a jaw dropping upset in the men's 1500 meter final. team usa kicking into overdrive pulling ahead to first place and setting an olympic record. his teammate joining him on the podium with bronze, making history. it's been more than a century since two americans medaled in this event. >> i felt the moment. i felt the magnitude of it. it was incredible. >> janai: and for the women, gabby thomas dominating during the 200 meter final, breezing to gold and inspiring the next generation. >> i want young girls to look at us as strong female athletes and feel like they can do it, too. i want them to feel like they are encouraged to goin to professional sports, to pursue their dreams. >> janai: on the field, women's

soccer victorious against germany. the americans now heading into the championships with their sights set on a sixth olympic medal. it was raining threes for team usa basketball. lebron and his crew of all-stars securing a rematch against serbia in the semifinals. women's volleyball also on track to defend their 2020 gold medal, fending off poland. they'll now face their fiercest competitor yet long time rival brazil. the resilience of these elite athletes on full display. we caught up with the goat, an 11-time medallist, simone biles, who has become the face of mental health. how did you prepare getting ready for games again? >> obviously, staying in my weekly therapy sessions. even when i was here i was scheduling appointments with my therapist, whether it was late at night or early in the morning for her. just staying on top of that

meant the world to me. it also helped me lift my performances. >> janai: how do you feel you being out talking about it has helped not just other gymnasts but other athletes and other people? >> well, i think it's okay to not be okay. i think i showed a very vulnerable side that most people don't see but a most of the time whenever i'm out there, they are seeing me win gold medals and all that stuff that's not relatable. when i break it down and i am very authentic to them, they can feel like they can relate on a personal level. they believe they can get the help they deserve. >> janai: making time for therapy at the olympics. team usa is now the gold medal leader at 24. still holds a dominant overall medal tally at 86. the youngest gold medallist and amari jones from orlando florida took bronze in boxing. if trash talk were an olympic sport, noted saying i'd get gold but i'd probably do okay. >> michael: thanks for giving us your sported, janai. you just did a gold medal report there. i'll give you gold for that. >> linsey: ten!

>> george: coming up a closer look at tim walz. public school teacher's journey to become the vice president. where he stands on the issues for everyone. >> linsey: the emergency order banning the use of a pesticide and who the weed killer can harm. first back to ginger in myrtle beach. >> ginger: let's get a check closer to home. stpho

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rob manfred said billy made baseball a better institution on and off the field. billy bean was only 60 years old. and we've got a lot more ahead including new details from the crew on board that boeing plane where a door plug blew off. that is coming up. >> george: right now a closer look at minnesota governor tim walz. just a few days ago most americans never heard of him. senior white house correspondent selina wang has more on this former high school teacher, football coach, now competing to be the next vice president. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, george. governor walz rise to the democratic ticket has been meteoric. in a matter of days he went from being a relatively unknown politician to leading the attacks on trump and vance. now he's racing to introduce himself to the american people. born and raised in rural nebraska, governor tim walz journey to the democratic ticket anything but conventional. >> i couldn't be prouder to be on this ticket. >> reporter: walz, a former high school social studies teacher, now a vice presidential candidate at 60 years old.

he joined the army national guard at 17 to help pay for college serving 24 years as an enlisted soldier while teaching in minnesota. >> tim walz was the kind of teacher and mentor that every child in america dreams of having. >> reporter: he also coached football taking the team to its first state championship and leading the school's first gay straight alliance. >> as a student that was bullied and a student that needed to feel safe in my high school community. both tim and gwen made it a safe place for people like me. ly always be grateful for them. >> he's genuine, authentic, caring human being. >> reporter: walz crediting his students for his turn to politics. >> they encouraged me to run for office. they saw in me what i was hoping

to instill in them, a commitment of common good, a belief that one person can make a difference. >> reporter: in 2006 he was first elected to congress, representing a rural conservative district in minnesota for 12 years and winning re-election even when trump won his district by double digits. he was known as relatively moderate in congress helping pass a veterans suicide prevention bill and voting to build the keystone xl pipeline which was opposed by environmental groups. >> i do. >> congratulations. >> reporter: but as governor he signed into law a wish list of democratic bills on paid family leave, legalizing recreational marijuana, universal background checks on gun purchases, transgender protection and free school breakfast and lunches for all. after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, walz was the first governor codifying the right to abortion. donald trump blasting walz as a radical liberal, a label he's laughed off. >> what a monster.

kids are eating and having full bellies so they can learn. women are making their own health care decisions. if that's where they want to label me, i'm more than happy to take the label. >> reporter: republicans also attacking his response to violent protests in 2020 after the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. walz only deploying the national guard after three days of chaos. >> if the issue was that the state should have moved faster, that is on me. >> reporter: but sources say harris was won over by walz folksy straight forward manner, supporting walz every step of the way, his wife gwen a life long english teacher. the couple have two kids and have been open about their ivf journey. >> i remember praying every night for a call for good news. the pit in my stomach when the phone rang and the agony when we heard the treatments didn't work. so it wasn't by chance that when we welcomed our daughter into the world, we named her hope. [ applause ] >> reporter: now 23 years old -- >> good job, dad.

>> thanks, hope! >> reporter: hope is a frequent star on her father's social media account. >> then we're gonna get some food. corn dog. >> i'm vegetarian. >> turkey then. >> turkey is meat. >> not in minnesota. turkey's special. >> reporter: the harris campaign is betting governor walz can reach out to their rural conservative voters in those critical battleground states. harris and walz will be blitzing through the states this week, knowing there are only 90 days until the election. >> linsey: three months away. how does walz's record impact this race? >> reporter: well, look. you already have republicans attacking him for being even more liberal than vice president harris. some critics say that his record more firmly cements vice president harris as a progressive. but at the same time, he has proven that he can reach out to the rural conservative voters, even those who have supported donald trump. the harris campaign is making a bet that even though his record is conservative, his back story, his demeanor will be able to reach out to those mid western

voters in those swing states that they need to clinch the white house. >> linsey: trying to convince vegetarians that turkey is special. all right, thank you. >> michael: now an emergency order from the environmental protection agency banning the use of a pesticide known as dcpa which is used for farming some common produce items. rhiannon ally joins us with more. >> reporter: the epa is demanding this weed killer be pulled from store shelves immediately because kit harm a pregnant woman's unborn baby. this is a popular one. the u.s. uses an average of approximately 84,000 pounds of dcpa. a pesticide to control weeds, used in industrial farming of broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage, onions, even possibly watermelon. now for the first time in nearly 40 years, the epa is using its emergency authority to stop the use of dcpa. they are citing the risk to pregnant farm workers exposed to this chemical. the epa said exposure can alter female thyroid hormone levels linked to decreased iq and impaired motor skills later in

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boeing 737 plant in the months and years leading up to that incident. >> one boeing employee, noted a contractor, said planes come in jacked up every day. >> reporter: newly released documents at an ntsb hearing, reveal pilots explaining confusion and chaos during those 26 minutes that it took to get the plane on the ground. they lost their head sets communicating with hand signals, unaware what happened, if it lost part of the plane or if it lost any of the 177 people on board. and for a time, the pilots couldn't communicate with the flight attendants who feared the pilots may have been incapacitated and some passengers may have been sucked out of the plane. >> think about this. an airplane is tens of thousands a feet going a couple hundred miles an hour and this giant hole opens up. all that air rushing in. just a deafening noise, a deafening roar, blowing things around in the cabin.

so people couldn't communicate among themselves. they couldn't communicate with a flight attendant. >> reporter: a week ago the ntsb allowed the media to see that door plug ahead of the hearings for the very first time. it led to a grounding of the max 9's, sparking a criminal investigation over safety standards. boeing now says they'll be making design changes to make that section soft max 9 more secure. the hearings will continue today, focusing on what exactly went wrong and how this happened. we have learned that now almost seven months down the line, investigators have still not been able to interview the manager of the manufacturing of these max door plugs. apparently that person has been out on medical leave. regulators certainly have a lot of questions for him. >> george: sure do. thanks so much. play of the day is next. >> geo h much. ow how i love dinos? how i talk about dinos all the time? like at all three meals, in the car,

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i was there to watch the magnificent team get to the silver medal position in the free routine. extraordinary to see these women doing their thing, especially when they make a raft and jump off that raft. they make a raft from their own bodies in the pool, jumping into the water. an extraordinary sport to watch. i know what it's like, how hard it is. lara and i obviously did our best, but we failed to make the team this time around. tonight though the u.s. goes up against china. they are the perennial favorites in this. they have a chance to get gold. they're in silver position at the moment. pity we couldn't get into the pool with them. all to watch tonight in the artistic swimming, guys. >> michael: i didn't know that wasn't you and lara. i thought that was you, james. >> linsey: there's all 2028, james. >> reporter: there is indeed. i feel like george needs to get into one of those swimsuits. >> michael: yeah! >> reporter: we'd really have a competition on our hands.

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they're gonna get out and do those surveys. it's not over. as these bands get back together and fill in, in the warm atlantic, strengthening again, we will end up seeing more tornados the next couple days in the areas you see highlighted up in virginia. a quick look at victor who is in moncks corner. >> reporter: hey, ginger. here in moncks corner 45 minutes north of charleston a tornado did touch down here. it wasn't very big but packed a punch. it wasn't very big but definitely packed a punch. see what's left of this arby's here. everything inside blown out. all the furniture, the chairs, the tables. all this yellow stuff is insulation. this place was totally ripped apart. this is why it's so important to pay attention to those warnings. ginger? >> ginger: thank you, victor. we will keep tracking this storm. your local news and weather are coming up next.

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know coach walz by another name, vice president of the united states. >> reporter: the minnesota governor going after the former president, who was found guilty in the hush money trial of falsifying business records. >> make no mistake, violent crime was up under donald trump. that's not even counting the crimes he committed. >> reporter: and then going after his new rival. >> like all regular people i grew up with in the heart land, j.d. studied at yale. had his career funded by silicon valley billionaires. then wrote a best seller trashing that community. come on. that's not what middle america is. >> reporter: his star rising in democratic circles in recent days after he coined a new line of attack against republicans,

calling them weird. >> these guys are creepy and, yes, just weird as hell. >> reporter: the trump campaign calling walz a liberal extremist. >> the biggest problem with the tim walz pick, it's not tim walz himself, it's what it says about kamala harris. when given the tune she will bend the knee to the most radical elements of her party. >> reporter: j.d. vance did reach out to walz to welcome him on to the ticket. the harris campaign says they raised more than $20 million since he was announced as her running mate. michael. >> michael: thank you again. we're going to turn now to the life threatening flooding from tropical storm debby. let's go back to ginger in myrtle beach, south carolina, with the forecast. >> ginger: michael, good morning. tropical storm debby is about 100 miles to our south. so we're gonna watch this storm turn back around make another landfall tonight into early tomorrow.

let's look at some of the video. we keep seeing flooding. you can see outside charleston some of the video of the flooded streets. charleston itself, of course, has had some high water over roads intermittently throughout this because we go through those tight cycles, too. they will get more rain, but a majority of it will fall in northeastern south carolina and parts of central north carolina. the flood watches go up to virginia. we timed it out. we show you that second landfall. 1 a.m., 2 a.m. here. we're still getting whipped with some outer bands. heaviest rain moves through raleigh thursday. that's before it goes quickly and finally gets picked up by this trough bringing heavy rain to even new york. we'll have some in new york city friday night.

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>> reporter: on average, weddings costing couples tens of thousands of dollars. >> the biggest price tag is typically the venue. that accounts for about 37% of the total cost. >> reporter: to cut down on spending newlyweds nova and reno got creative, thinking of their nuptials more like a concert, charging guests to attend. >> i said, wait. people choose to go to beyonce concerts because they know they're going to have an experience. put the stress on the guests. >> i was like, babe, people aren't gonna come. >> reporter: people did come, but there was also some push back. >> i would never spend money on tickets. i don't care. who do you think you are, beyonce and jay-z? [ laughter ] >> reporter: tickets priced at $333 apiece, earning guests a seat on their double decker bus and 12 hour adventure in new york city. their strategy sparing them $70,000 in wedding expenses. other couples flipping the traditional script to save some

cash. >> we're seeing a rise in brunch weddings. i would say we probably saved $40,000. >> reporter: some like courtney and alex opting for an earlier celebration versus traditional evening affairs trading in the filet and fish for pizza and mimosas. >> we had a beautiful wedding, awesome reception. the people we love and care about the most were able to be there, so i wouldn't change a thing. >> we are in a new era, my friends. industry experts tell us a great way to save is to hold your wedding on an off peak season or even during the week instead of a weekend. of course, there aren't rules when it comes to giving gifts but many guests still did give guests even though they had to pay for a ticket. you could also make your presence your present. it's a new level of friendship when you are willing to pay to see your friends walk down the aisle. >> george: they must have good friends. none of us were willing.

as long as they had fun. >> michael: i'm looking at this house. i want to say hello. [ laughter ] >> on the if we can stay with you. you have to invite us over. >> michael: okay. we're going to turn to a gma summer games. i can't look at that one. break dancing debuts at the olympics. let's go back to janai norman with the highly anticipated event. good morning again, janai. you look ready to go. >> reporter: good morning, michael. happy to save you from that conversation. the new kid on the block at these olympics is also now its coolest sport. break dancing, or breaking as the sport is called, is making its olympic debut. it's the only new sport of these games, and it's also one of the most anticipated. tickets sold out in less than 24 hours. born and bred in the bronx, breaking, or break dancing,

started in the streets. in the '70s, this new style of dance was booming in new york city's predominantly black and hispanic communities. decades later, breaking is now making its first leap to the biggest stage of them all, the paris olympics. >> we're making history. like, we're literally making history. we're literally making history. >> we've never imagined it being on this platform, so us being here is an honor. >> reporter: one of the favorites is reigning world champ victor montalvo. the florida native eager to show case the culture behind breaking. >> it's part of hip hop. it's been there since the beginning. it's part of the four elements of hip hop. it's community based. it's all about peace, love, unity and having fun. >> breaking is all about individuality. being you and being authentic. >> reporter: breaking has taken team usa all over the world.

but new york native sunny choi hopes the olympics can shine a light on breaking's birth place. >> i feel honored to represent for new york city, for hip hop, on this stage. >> reporter: 16 beat boys and 16 beat girls will battle head to head in best of three rounds known as throwdowns. nine judges will score the athletes in five categories, physicality, vocabulary, originality, technique and execution. there will be stiff competition from other countries, but jethro says wearing the red, white and blue carries special meaning. >> it started in the u.s. it represents the u.s. it means a lot more, just because we're in the essence of it all. i feel like i carry that essence of dance and breaking, connecting with the music and just being soulful with it. ♪

>> reporter: california's logan edra says the olympics are about more than just medals. >> i think part of being, like, american is also being filipino-american because i have both cultures. so i think there's a lot of immigrant families that come to this family and i think i represent these people, too. >> reporter: from those early days in the concrete jungle, breaking's come a long way, baby. >> the dance, it's different now. it's evolved. i'm just so excited for people to see a new and improved breaking. >> janai: the music is such an integral part of breaking, as you can imagine. but the athletes won't know what music they'll be dancing to ahead of time. they'll have up to one minute to perform each round. that blows my mind. they're gonna turn on music and then just have to bust out the moves, guys. >> linsey: what a curve ball. >> michael: you didn't even have music and you busted out a move. >> linsey: right. >> michael: hey, if you can do it, they can do it.

thank you so much. we know you will be watching that for us and participating possibly. [ laughter ] that will be our next thing for pop news, which will is gonna bring us now. maybe tomorrow janai break dancing? >> looking forward to it. good morning one and all. pop news will gather no moss this morning because we're starting with the not so complete unknown. timothee chalamet is taking on the role of bob dylan called a complete unknown. search light announced the highly anticipated film will hit theaters nationwide christmas day. talk about presence being the present. bob dylan experts are singing praise for chalamet's voice. ♪ where have you been my darling young one i have stumbled on the side of 12 misty mountains ♪ ♪ i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways ♪ >> what do we think, guys? >> michael: sounds great. >> george: that's timothee singing?

>> you could convince me that's bob dylan. at least a dozen dylanologists, as they are called, say they are impressed with his commitment to the role and his voice. we can all see it for ourselves christmas. >> michael: he's so talented. >> apparently he can sing. good for him. moving on, vanity fair revealing jenna ortega is their september star. she rose to fame as wednesday adams in netflix "wednesday." now she stars in tim burton's beatle juice sequel. telling vanity fair she's been obsessed with the original forever. she called the filming experience surreal. she said seeing michael keaton caused my soul to leave my body. she teased the upcoming season 2 of "wednesday." she hadn't anticipated such a dark twisted and sarcastic character would bring such joy to people. then she draws inspiration from her character because wednesday is from a family who doesn't care what other people think. for more on her cover interview pick up the september issue of

"vanity fair." finally, everyone, mr. 305, miami native pit bull. he often talks about turning a negative into positive. florida international university needed a sponsor for their stadium. pit bull to the rescue. the grammy winner stepping in with 6 million over five years to secure the naming rights to fiu stadium. it will hence forth be known as pitbull stadium. on top of those naming rights, pitbull will also be the official entrepreneur of fiu athletics, whatever that means, and craft an fiu anthem. he gets to use the stadium up to ten days a year. and gets box seats to football games. nice little sweetener there. pitbull saying, quote, renaming the stadium isn't just about a name change. it's about inspiring community, creating opportunities and showing the world that, with determination and a clear vision, anything is possible. >> george: that's a win-win

situation. >> pitbull stadium. that will be the most famous stadium in the land. >> linsey: what will he use it for? >> george: concerts. >> michael: think about it. ten days of concerts pays for it. >> nine concerts in one day is flag football for him. [ laughter ] >> michael: that's why he's smart. >> george: thank you, will. let's go to ginger in myrtle beach. >> ginger: thank you, george. since we got here, we've watched the tide start to couple, the waves getting bigger. we still have a storm surge watch here for myrtle beach. north myrtle beach. those winds are just right with the geography that you could see 2 to 4 feet of water piling in. especially during high tide period, that could be a problem with the rest of debby. we're tracking the rest of it

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to reinvent her personal style, trying on shopable looks and getting a makeover with the help of an expert. fashion eras come and go but according to kenzie welsh, personal style is forever. with 15 years of experience in the fashion industry, kenzie works on helping women inspire confidence, one viral makeover at a time. >> ready? one, two, three! >> oh my god. >> reporter: now she's teaming up with us for a style makeover to remember. we want to bring you to new york city. >> really? >> reporter: yes! >> no way! you just feel like you are the perfect person to have this special moment. >> i'm so thankful. >> reporter: meet markita baysmore, mom of three living in atlanta. >> lot of times when you are a

mom, you find yourself at the end of the line. style wise, just regular jeans and t-shirts, not really investing in myself, feeling sexy or just feeling good and confident in clothes. >> i would describe my ideal style as sassy, but classy. you know? just little grace but a little spice. >> when it comes to dressing yourself, what is the thing you feel challenged with the most? >> finding the right fit 'cause i'm bust heavy. >> reporter: our dynamic duo set out for an epic day of shopping, starting with banana republic. >> oh, that looks nice. >> i love the color but look at the length. >> it works for your bust but it's the length that gets you. how do you feel about this? >> i love the skirt and pockets. >> to me this looks like it embodies your energy. >> i feel good in it. >> looks cool but also really comfortable. see the vision? >> reporter: next up, bloomingdale's.

>> think about something you can wear throughout the entire year not just one season. >> reporter: for the perfect shoe, they popped into nordstrom's. >> how do those feel? >> they feel great. they look nice on my foot. >> reporter: after their final stop, she was not on feeling sassy and classy, but a bit emotional. >> i think i all thought i was pretty, but now i feel pretty. >> you are pretty. you're beautiful. so pretty. >> thank you so much. i just hope that if anyone sees this and they're anything like me, put yourself first and it's okay. have fun with it and step outside the box. >> linsey: joining us now fashion stylist kenzie welch. it is time to see markita's new look. >> i am so excited for this. >> linsey: ready to bring her out? >> let's bring her out. >> linsey: markita, let's see what's going on here. [ applause ] i know you haven't had a chance

to look so take a look in the mirror. [ applause ] what do you think? >> i love it. >> linsey: i know you were already sassy and classy. how would you describe your look right now? >> i'm like a ceo. >> linsey: okay, okay. >> the boss is in the building. >> linsey: the boss lady. what are some tips for women who, as far as getting markita to get to this boss level? what are some tips you would give the women at home? >> absolutely. markita has that ceo energy. she does have an apple shaped body, so what we wanted to do was find a trench coast that ciched at the waist. a lot of women are afraid to wear oversized jackets. this is a great option. another tip is creating more interest with shoes. so many women think that just pairing a basic shoe is all that it takes, but adding some

interest to the shoe is gonna help elevate the outfit and bring it to life. then the other thing we did here, because markita has a fuller bust we wanted to bring attention up to her gorgeous face. she looks so beautiful. don't be afraid to wear open neck lines even if you have a larger bust. there's nothing wrong with that. especially here. we're not showing any of her cleavage. we are still making it sexy, but still classy. i love this look on her. then the last thing is, so many women will tell me, i don't want to wear a belt if there's no belt loops. i feel like that's the opposite. adding belts can help accessorize your outfit. we added a belt. no belt loops. that helped define her waist line even more, giving her more shape. >> linsey: what does it mean for you to transform women's lives like markita, give that ex-that boost of confidence? >> i'll be honest with you. this is my life. i want women to not be afraid of

fashion, but to fall in love with it. and show them they can dress beautiful and amazing at any size, any shape. it's everything to me. >> linsey: i know you wanted a new do so we worked with celebrity hair stylist kim kimball. i know part of your inspiration was nicey nash. we have a special message for you. take a look. >> good morning, america. and good morning, markita! hey, girl, hey. listen, i'm on the set of my show, but i had to take time out because somebody told me you were getting a makeover and i was your style inspo. thank you. i know they are going to make you look gorgeous. go on, girl, with your bad self! [ applause ] >> linsey: and with your bad self.

now you have to go out. right? you got a new style. marcel in atlanta is going to give you dinner for two so you can show off your new look. >> really? i love that. [ applause ] >> linsey: you look fantastic. thank you both for making this happen. >> thank you so much, linsey. >> linsey: coming up, we are heading on a great family friendly vacation with lori bergamotto. she has a tour of a new water park people of all ages will love. family-friendly

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friday night at 8 p.m., 7:00 p.m. central on abc. >> good morning america! woo! >> michael: that's gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto making a splash. we've seen firsthand how water parks are the perfect place for a quick and easy get away. let's go back to her at a brand new resort. lori, you have the best assignment at gma this morning. >> reporter: michael, you know i do. i have had the best time. this segment is sponsored by great wolf lodge. i am here for their grand opening. my husband and i, my children, leo and stella, we have had the opportunity to experience this beautiful park. take a look. speeding down slides, floating the lazy river, jumping in the waves, this fun filled destination is overflowing with adventure for all. >> it is the ultimate stress

free family get away. it's super easy. you book online. you drive. then arrive at the lodge. all you have to do is play. >> reporter: great wolf lodge providing care free get aways, at 20 locations across north america. this makes number 21. welcome to the brand new 92,000 square foot indoor water park in western texas. i'm here with my family to have some fun and make some memories. let's go! along for the ride, my husband and two of my kids, stella and leo, ready to make a splash. here we go! that was au awesome. 13 slides, three pools, two interactive water play zones, there's something for everyone. waterworks is the center piece attraction. this water filled multilevel tree house has interactive toys and a 1,000 gallon tipping

bucket that is sure to get you drenched. there's also time for a little competition. 3, 2, 1, go! a lazy river ride or a toddler zone for the little pups. it's not just a water park. this 532 room resort has modern rustic themed decor, and guests can also have a blast in the 61,000 square foot family entertainment center. first up the ropes course where families can take a thrilling adventure. >> come on, mom. let's go. >> reporter: right behind ya. i did it! yes! and make their way to the new indoor sky rail. great wolf lodge perks. >> let's go! >> reporter: there's family style bowling and an arcade with

over 100 interactive video games. or grab a wand and take part in a magical live action game. >> you found 200 goal! >> we have a lot of unique and new things in this next generation lodge. it was really important to us to create a very immersive environment, to help our families disconnect so that they could really focus on having fun together. >> reporter: then for an all new immersive virtual reality experience, guests can go beyond the lodge to play action packed games. >> look up! >> reporter: after a full day of play, there are plenty of dining options and delicious sweet treats. ending our night with an enchanting show and dance party. >> we want to create an experience where families can come together and have fun. to wolf out, become part of the pack. >> reporter: and thanks so much to our sponsor great wolf lodge.

if you want to get in on all of this fun -- trust me, you do -- head to gma's social pages to learn how you can score a deal up to 40% off great wolf lodge locations across the country to book your next location. before i send it back to the studio, guys, there's one more ride i have to go on. it is called the texas thriller. you know everything is bigger in texas. this is definitely going to be a wild one. devin is going to send us down. ready? i'm going to scream! i'm going to love it! here we go! >> michael: oh! okay. we got a thumbs up from lori. if she gives it a thumbs up, you know the kids will love it. that looks like one fun assignment. i could do that one. that looks great. [ laughter ] now my kids are gonna be like, dad, why didn't you get that assignment?

i gotta work on that. we'll tell you how it all ends up for lori in a bit. but now to ginger for weather. hey, ginger. >> ginger: i feel like i'm on the water ride, as we're dealing with debby, california still has wild fires including the fourth largest on record now in the state. that is the park fire. more than 420,000 acres burned. 34% contained. the heat is subsiding a little for the west coast, although las vegas could still see a record today. heat advisories are on for much of texas, oklahoma, mississippi, where meridian could have a record today of 101. that's a big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> linsey: now to dance moms, a new era. reality favorite is back with a new coach, new dancers and new drama.

take a look. >> she's going to put your hair in. >> stop! >> you need to get it together and go out there and have fun with your dance. calm down. this is not helping you. >> she's not helping. she's making things worse by saying what is sabrina carpenter doing. i don't care. >> get it together. or we're not doing this. it's not worth the struggle. >> linsey: you can see the entire season of dance moms on hulu. coming up ashley mcbryde performs live.

>> michael: we are back now with ashley mcbryde. she's going to perform a song from her album "the devil i know" named one of the top albums by rolling stone, billboard.

that's all i got to say about that. first catch up with ashley. welcome back to gma. good morning. >> thank you. good to see you. >> michael: great to see you. we know, when you are a performer you get criticism from people. you get comments, from record executives to fans. this song you're going to perform "the devil i know" is a response to that. >> it is. i think it doesn't matter what you do for a living, there's somebody somewhere thinking they know how to tell you how to do it better than you do. >> michael: always. >> it takes us a long time to learn that. >> michael: that is the truth. i won't go any further than that. [ laughter ] i love your album cover. it's five different versions of you. are these all the different personalities of yourself? >> we didn't set it out to do it that way but when we realized that was one of the images we had, we realized the whole process of making this record, we all have different aspects of ourselves. some we love to embrace, some we do not love to embrace.

this whole process has not not just coming to terms with it, but learning how to fall in love with every aspect. >> michael: we love to hear you perform. we love to hear your music. >> thank you. >> michael: performing the title track "the devil i know" here's ashley mcbryde. [ applause ] >> yeah! ♪ little outside of elizabeth town there's a little bar where i sit down and trade a couple country songs for kentucky bourbon ♪ ♪ a little ol gal in the middle of the night learning how to love and learning how to fight and learning how to like my brand of hurtin ♪ ♪ there is hell everywhere i go just sticking with the devil i know ♪ ♪ momma says get on back to church daddy says get on back to work

doctor says i gotta give up on these smokes ♪ ♪ everybody's got something to say about how i gotta change my ways i have got something to say of my own ♪ ♪ i'm just sticking with the devil i know ♪ ♪ i love somebody everybody loves and he's in love with my messed up ♪ ♪ most folks can't see my soul through the smoke ♪ ♪ and we're suitcase marks on a hardwood floor flippin the bird slamming the door turning around then coming home ♪ ♪ hell is hell everywhere i go just sticking with the devil i know ♪ ♪ momma says get on back to church, daddy says get on back

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>> announcer: friday fire up your weekend with the gma party in on good morning america's summer concert series, sponsored by wayfair. >> our thanks to ashley mcbryde

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