>> number six metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is to west grand avenue. 51 minutes is what it will take you to get from highway four into san francisco. >> number seven mcdonald's is trying to lure adults with a happy meal of their own. collector meals come with one of six collectible cups decorated with designs based on happy meal toys. they cover everything from hot wheels to hello kitty. >> i hope it's the real glass. remember when mcdonald's used to have, like, real glass? sure did. yeah we don't need more plastic. yeah, these oceans in the happy meal. >> you want a whole glass? i do. give it to >> robin: good morning america. the race for the white house heating up this morning. on the trail, governor tim walz makes his first solo stop, courting union workers and defending his military record.

the harris campaign emphasizing its union ties, as donald trump gets back on the campaign trail in swing states. the economy taking center stage in the race for the white house this week. >> michael: overnight tropical storm ernesto on the move, lashing puerto rico and striking the caribbean. where the storm is headed next as it gains strength. ginger has the track and timing. >> george: the new lawsuit against general motors over the company's data track. what it could mean for your privacy on the road? >> robin: new developments in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. why the former lawyer is one step closer to a possible retrial in the killing of his wife and son. >> michael: new twist in the bronze medal battle. what we're learning about the head of the panel that stripped jordan chiles of her medal in the floor exercise. >> george: dramatic rescue. newly released body cam footage shows a police officer racing to save a woman trapped in her car

under water after her son flagged him down. good samaritans jumped in to help. back to school scam warning. fraudsters targeting shoppers as kids go back to the classroom. how to spot a potential scam? >> robin: cell phone crackdown. the movement to restrict phones in schools. how one state is pushing to keep them out of the hands of kids in the classrooms. >> michael: and honking mad. >> it will be honk, honk honk, honk honk honk. >> michael: why some self-driving cars in san francisco have been blaring their horns, and what the neighbors have been saying about losing sleep to the noise. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. thank you for being with us on this wednesday morning. >> robin: we have the latest on inflation. new numbers are out this morning. what they could mean for the federal reserve's next move. plus the new warning from home depot. >> george: lot of people are

keeping an eye on that. first the race for the white house. vice president harris' running mate made his first solo campaign stop as donald trump gets back on the trail. selina wang tracking it all from washington. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, george. jd vance and other republicans are attacking governor walz for retiring from military service before his unit was deployed to iraq. governor walz is also under fire for saying in 2018 that he carried weapons in war even though he never saw active combat. the harris campaign later saying that he misspoke. governor walz, he is now hitting the campaign trail and defending his military record. overnight, minnesota governor tim walz defending his military record after relentless attacks from donald trump and jd vance, who've accused walz of lying about his military record. >> i'm gonna say it again as clearly as i can. i am damn proud of my service to this country. and i firmly believe you should

never denegrate another person's service record. >> reporter: walz retired from the national guard after two decades of service to run for congress, hitting back attacks from vance, who also never saw active combat. >> anyone brave enough to putted on that uniform for our great country, including my opponent, i just have a few simple words. thank you for your service and sacrifice. >> reporter: slamming trump as out of touch with working america. >> can you simply picture donald trump working at a mcdonald's trying to make a mcflurry or something? he knows us. he knows us. he couldn't run that damn mcflurry machine if it cost him anything. >> reporter: as the harris campaign emphasizes its union ties the united autoworkers union filing complaints with the national labor relations board against trump and elon musk after their conversation on x claiming they're threatening

striking workers. >> i look at what you do. you walk in you say, you want to quit? they go on strike. i won't mention the name of the company. they go on strike and you say, that's okay. you're all gone. you're all gone. so every one of you is gone. >> reporter: even the teamsters boss who spoke at the republican convention saying firing workers for organizing striking and exercising their rights as americans is economic terrorism. this morning trump getting back on the campaign trail in swing states after a week and a half away. speaking in north carolina this afternoon as some republicans push to keep their candidate focused on issues like inflation and immigration instead of insulting vice president kamala harris. in response to the uaw charge, the trump campaign is saying, quote, this frivolous lawsuit is a shameless political stunt intended to erode president trump's overwhelming support among america's workers. trump and harris are claiming they would do more to help working class americans. harris is also planning to roll

out her economic vision later this week. george? >> george: okay, selina. context for the trump campaign attack on military service that the former president avoided service in vietnam claiming bone spurs. thank you very much. robin? >> robin: turning to ernesto. the storm lashing puerto rico and now on the move. let's turn to ginger with the track and timing. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: we didn't even see landfall, but more than 300,000 people in puerto rico are already without power. you don't need landfall you just need a storm really close. that's exactly what ernesto had done. it passed east of it. it's well north of san juan, more than 85 miles north northwest. this is video where they saw gusts easily of 74 miles per hour plus. they had hurricane force gusts. u.s. british and virgin islands 86 mile per hour gusts. there's the storm right now. you can see the broad impact from clouds and the radar where it taps into that tropical moisture. san juan itself in a flash flood warning right now. that means you do not want to be out in that driving.

it can easily add up, especially in the rain forest. the warnings go all the way back to the south shore. we're going to keep that up until about noon or 1 p.m. then start to pull north more so toward bermuda. it will also become a hurricane today. it looks like it could become a major hurricane by early friday as it approaches bermuda. bermuda is very sound when it comes to hurricanes but we'll be watching that closely. thankfully, we keep that trough that keeps it from maine to florida. nova scotia, i'd still be on alert. >> michael: thank you, ginger. that was a lot there. thank you very much. we're turning to the diplomatic effort to head off a wider war in the middle east and restart gaza cease fire talks. tom soufi burridge is in tel aviv with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah. president biden indicating iran could hold off attacking israel if a gaza cease fire deal is possible. the u.s. working flat out to get israel and hamas back around the negotiating table tomorrow even

before then u.s. diplomats in cairo trying to find a solution for one of the major sticking points in the talks. the idf saying it's continuing to strike hamas infrastructure throughout the gaza strip. this palestinian father overcome by grief after an israeli strike hit his apartment killing his newborn baby twins and his wife. the death toll in gaza now just short of 40,000 according to the hamas run health ministry. overnight the state department approving the sale of $20 billion worth of weaponry to israel, as the israeli military and the pentagon remain on high alert for possible retaliation strikes by iran or hezbollah for those two assassinations. a statement in saying a diplomatic solution is urgently needed because no one wants a wider war between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. >> robin: no one wants that. thank you for your reporting, tom. now to the war in ukraine. russia fighting back after

ukraine surprise advance. ian pannell has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. another region of russia declaring a state of emergency over ukraine's audacious operation across the border. overnight the government in belgorod calling the situation very difficult following attacks by ukrainian forces saying houses are destroyed, civilians injured. that has been used to launch deadly attacks on ukraine. russian troops seen captured and taken prisoners as they pound the region with missiles and drones claiming control of over 80 settlements. it's also struck three russian air fields one 380 miles inside russia itself. ukraine's shock counter invasion catching the kremlin and putin's army off guard. now they're trying to rush men into place to try and drive the ukrainians out. there is some sign of ukrainian forces starting to dig in, while others are trying to advance with fierce fire fighting

reported. a senior russian official vowing to launch an all out offensive to drive the ukrainians out. but this has been a major blow to putin and his war plan in ukraine. i think two key questions. one, can ukraine hold on to the territory or can putin get control of his own back yard? george? >> george: ian pannell, thanks. there's a new report from hunter biden. new york times reports hunter biden tried to get help from the u.s. embassy in italy for an energy deal while his father was vice president. terry moran is in washington with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. for years reporters and some republican lawmakers have been investigating whether hunter biden was trading off of his father's name to make money on business ventures overseas when joe biden was vice president. now the new york times reports hunter biden, while his father was serving as barack obama's vice president, wrote to the u.s. ambassador in italy seeking assistance for the ukrainian energy company burisma while hunter biden was on the board of that company. burisma wanted to do business in

italy. the times reports that u.s. embassy officials appear to have been uneasy with this request. one writing i do not want to promise too much. an attorney for hunter biden confirms he did ask the u.s. ambassador, among other people, for help. the attorney goes on to say no project or even meeting ever happened after biden's request. the new york times also reports that it has fought the federal government for years to obtain these documents but their request was only granted days after president biden withdrew from the presidential campaign. george. >> george: terry, hunter biden also facing trial in september? >> reporter: he is facing trial. hunter biden is accused, among also reporting income from foreign businesses including burisma. last weekend a court filing in that case prosecutors say they now have evidence that hunter biden contacted the state department on behalf of an executive from romania also

while his father was vice president. jury selection in that case begins september 5th. george? >> george: thanks. robin? >> robin: now the new lawsuit against general phoeters over the company's data tracking claiming it could lead to higher car insurance rates. trevor ault has the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning. the texas attorney general said gm installed data collection software on more than 14 million vehicles. this was information about when and how people were driving. they were selling that information to car insurance companies, sometimes costing drivers serious money in the process. this morning general motors in the hot seat, texas suing the car maker, claiming gm violated the privacy of millions of americans. the suit claims the company misled customers into sharing data about their driving habits by enrolling them in safety programs then selling that information collected by those programs to data brokers. that data on customers habits ended up in the hands of insurance companies, prompting them to raise some customers'

rates. >> this is the beginning of an era where we will continue to be connected in every possible way. cars might seem like the last bastion of the environment but it's one more thing that's getting connected. >> reporter: the lawsuit comes months after a new york times investigation revealed gm and other automakers were selling customer data, even instances of speeding or hard braking. the texas attorney general said millions of american drivers wanted to buy a car not a comprehensive surveillance system. general motors spokes person said the company has been in discussions with the attorney general's office and says, quote, we share the desire to protect consumers' privacy. this lawsuit says the technology was installed on most vehicles model year 2015 and after ward. the state wants gm to pay fines and compensation to drivers and to delete all the data they say was collected illegally. michael?

>> michael: thank you. now the new development in the alex murdaugh case. the south carolina supreme court said it will hear his jury tampering appeal which brings him one step closer to a possible retrial. eva pilgrim has been following this stoy from the start. it keeps going on. >> the latest twist here. this morning in a surprise ruling, the south carolina supreme court agreeing to hear alex murdaugh's jury tampering appeal. in a july filing murdaugh's lawyers arguing common sense says that when an elected state official goes into the jury room during a murder trial to advocate for a guilty verdict because she wants to make money selling books about the guilty verdict, the result should be a mistrial. now, this decision overturning a january hearing where former chief justice told denied murdaugh a new trial after allegations of jury tampering by court clerk becky hill. the supreme court will now consider whether murdaugh should be granted a new trial.

previously three of the 12 jurors saying court clerk becky hill talked about murdaugh with them. it was hill that read that guilty verdict at murdaugh's trial. six months later writing a book. she is facing counts of misconduct with connection to improperly seeking financial gain and will appear before the state ethics commission in december. now, hill denies any wrongdoing. murdaugh, meanwhile, is serving life without parole after a jury found him guilty of killing his wife and son. we, of course, will continue to follow this case. >> george: thank you, eva. we're going to turn to the economy. inflation numbers due out this morning. rebecca jarvis here with a preview and the economic warning from one of the nation's largest retailers. >> rebecca: good morning, george. inflation reached a milestone, now below 3 opin% for the first since 2021. it will determine what the federal reserve does when it meets in september and whether it lowers interest rates for the first time in over four years. while consumers and businesses are still stretched by prices

considerably higher than they were three years ago, the rate of price increases has slowed dramatically and economists believe inflation in july was unchanged from june. 3% higher than it was a year ago. not quite the fed's target 2% rate, but a signal that there is a good chance of a rate cut, an interest rate cut next month. where prices are likely falling, new and used cars, air fare, shelter has been one of the biggest drivers of inflation. rents are rising at their lowest rate since 2022. some economists predict that trend will continue which is what you want to see because where people are really getting stretched is in three areas. gasoline, shelter, food costs. we are starting to see all of those trend lower. >> george: we have that possible recession warning from home depot. >> rebecca: very much attention being paid to this warning. obviously home depot is an incredibly important retailer. they serve so much of the economy. consumer sentiment has been mixed despite what has continued to be a relatively healthy economy when you look at the

jobs rate. unemployment still near its lowest in many, many years. and you also have issues like the housing market. that's still at a bit of a standstill. so with this question of where interest rates go next, home depot is predicting that it will take time before people start engaging in home improvement because the housing market has been is the often is stand still. they have seen their business slow down. once interest rates start to drop, again predicted to happen next month, they could see the housing market start to pick up as more people decide to list their homes because they actually have more buyers who are interested. those buyers can get access to mortgages far more affordable than they have been. >> george: interest rates affect everyone. okay, rebecca. thanks very much. coming up the new questions in the bronze medal controversy that cost jordan chiles her medal for the floor exercise. >> robin: and the family of johnny whacker demands months after he was gunned down months ago in los angeles.

>> michael: plus a dramatic rescue caught on camera. how officers and a good samaritan saved a woman trapped in her car under water. first back to ginger. >> ginger: damaging winds in excess of 83 miles per hour. gusts were in parts of colorado. we've got video from some of the damage. they easily had 60 to 70 mile per hour gusts that took down some of the roofing and put it into the building there. that was not it. there was one reported tornado. also up in linden utah had the highway there with hail on the sides of it. the severe storms moving through utah tapped into that monsoon moisture and caused flash flooding. this is salt lake city. salt lake city in many pockets had not as much rain you could imagine but for them they, in 48 hours, got a month's worth of rain. this all happened really quickly. that was after a pretty dry july. wanted to show you the warm front is gonna lift through, getting early into tomorrow, then friday early morning as well. so two pockets to watch for damaging winds primarily. today it's omaha and kansas city. tomorrow springfield, st. louis, all the way down south to

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mexico starts at 1 p.m. eastern on espn. we have a lot more ahead including a back to school scam warning. how fraudsters are targeting shoppers as kids return to the classroom. that's all coming up. >> george: now jordan chiles medal controversy. we are learning more about the head of the pan that ruled against the o olypist. >> reporter: this morning another spin in the story. questions now about a possible conflict of interest and it's one of the main people who determined that chiles must return her bronze medal. this morning a new twist in the on going saga in the battle over bronze after u.s. gymnast jordan chiles was forced to return her medal. a new twist in the battle over bronze medal. the head of the three person panel at the board of arbitration for sport which awarded the third place medal to the romanian gymnast has been representing romanian interests in arbitration proceedings for years.

now many are crying foul, accusing dr. garvey, the president of the panel, of having a conflict of interest. garvey, an attorney based in france, says to abc news in a statement, i am not allowed to comment on these or any other matters in relation to my role as an arbitrator in this or any other case. his position had been previously revealed before the panel was created. chiles bronze medal finish happening after an inquiry into her difficulty move. the judges determining she should be awarded an extra tenth of a point enough to push her from fifth to third. >> the sport of gymnastics is a subjecti eui e will make mistakes. >> lara: 23-year-old chiles appearing on gma after her win. >> anna is an amazing athlete. she's done amazing things within

her gymnastics as well. so i'm very proud of myself, but also very proud of her as well. >> lara: but days later the court ruled the usa coaches appeal came four seconds too late, stripping chiles of her medal. usa gymnastics though fighting back, saying they have time stamped video showing a request to file an inquiry and a second statement within the one minute deadline. but their request to open the case was denied by the courts. and just this morning the u.s. olympic committee telling abc news they were not given adequate time or notice to effectively challenge the decision against chiles but they are committed to pursuing an appeal so that she receives the recognition she deserves. this comes as millions around the world are rallying around both gymnasts. many calling for them both to be awarded the bronze medal this morning. >> george: why not? >> lara: agree. but it is about a degree of difficulty. it's math. >> robin: they made a mistake. >> lara: yeah. >> michael: sad that both

gymnasts are stuck in the middle of it. >> lara: they don't deserve it. such a shame. appreciate that. now the death of general hospital actor johnny whackter who was gunned down by suspected catalytic converter thief in may. his murder is still unsolved. the family is slamming l angeles officials as pro criminal. melissa adan is in l.a. with more. good morning, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, michael. so it's been more than two months since the actor was gunned down in l.a. and that murder suspect is still on the run. now this morning we're hearing a heart breaking plea from the actor's mom. >> johnny's death wasn't anything. it's wrong. >> reporter: the family and friends of the slain general hospital actor demanding answers as his murder case remains unsolved. >> johnny was a victim of a failed system, a breakdown of public safety here in los angeles. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: it was overnight in downtown l.a. on may 25th when whackter and his co-worker left the bar they work at and saw

would be assailants trying to steal the catalytic converter from his car. as whackter approached them, he was gunned down before they sped off. the suspects are still at large. overnight his mother, scarlet, telling gma her son's death still comes as a shock. >> i still have moments where it just hits you and you realize, you're not going to see him here on earth. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d. recently releasing these images in a community alert showing three suspects in and around a black sedan. >> it only takes one tip, a relative, a friend, somebody that maybe one of these thieves works with. >> i do believe someone in the community, they know something. and so i'm really counting on them to come forward and to help the police do their job, to make this place safer. >> los angeles mayor bass responding to abc news saying, quote, we will continue to be

relentless in our efforts to bring those responsible for this senseless tragedy to justice. guys? >> robin: all right, melissa, our thanks to you. now a heart pounding rescue of a texas mom who suffered a seizure while behind the wheel and plunged into a body of water. newly released police body cam video shows officers and good samaritans jumping into action. eva pilgrim is back with that story. good morning again, eva. >> good morning again, robin. that mother of two lucky to be alive. she is recovering in the hospital, doing much better this morning thanks to the quick thinking of her son and the kindness of strangers. >> she's having a seizure. she's in the hospital. help. >> come on. >> reporter: this morning the heart pounding moment a 12-year-old boy desperately flags down a police officer. his mother trapped in her car under water just off a texas highway. >> i'll bring you over. >> hurry! >> reporter: this newly released body camera video showing the officer running to help after 39-year-old dawnqueta winbush

had a seizure, driving her vehicle with her two children inside, 16-year-old breaha and 12-year-old dwight into a pond. >> my nephew was to swim out of the car to police. >> reporter: the officer running to his cruiser to grab a window punch to break into the car. >> here, i got a punch. >> reporter: as other good samaritans jump in to help. >> i realized that it was happening at that very moment. i pulled over and i jumped in the water. >> reporter: this man saying the men were able to break the back window, but then the car began to sink. >> and then as soon as we were opening the door, the front door, i heard, i got her. i felt like i won the lottery. >> get her up here. >> reporter: the men pulling winbush out of the water. she was unconscious, had no pulse, and was not breathing. watch as officer cobb begins

several frantic minutes of cpr. >> i remember grabbing her hand. i could feel the pulse in her wrist. i really don't know how to describe it to you, other than just life started coming back into her. >> reporter: after more than three weeks on a ventilator, winbush's sister telling abc news she is breathing on her own and get stronger day by day. her family grateful for the quick thinking rescuers. >> my sister and my niece and nephew, they all needed you. y'all didn't hesitate. >> winbush still has a long road to recovery. that good samaritan even visiting her in the hospital. he, the other good samaritans, the officers were all just honored with an award by the city recognizing their heroic actions. i was telling you guys, if it wasn't for the whole group, they wouldn't have been able to get her out. >> robin: wow. >> michael: glad that they were able to. all right, eva, thank you for bringing that to us. coming up next a back to school scam warning. what to watch out for as students head back to class. we'll be back with more gma. he.

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protection agency and major credit card issuer tell you what to look for and how it's not just parents that need to pay attention. back to school means new pencils, backpacks and scams. this morning visa saying they've seen a 71% uptick in chatter on the dark web related to back to school scams. >> there is a back to school period. there is a certain amount of anxiety. when consumers are stressed, they're not thinking clearly. that spells a higher amount of success for the fraudster. >> reporter: fraudsteres trying to get money through scams like e-mail or text pretending to be from a school administrator, fake scholarship application. even back to school shopping sites that aren't legitimate. it's not just parents of young kids that need to be vigilant. >> 18-24-year-olds are more likely to fall for a scam.

it's a really good time to have a conversation especially with kids going away to school about online scams. >> reporter: scams targeted at college students like rental listings, where a student might put up a deposit then the person they've been dealing with disappear. fake internship offers where there's some sort of payment up front for supplies required. even an unpaid tuition scam threatening students that they will be unenrolled if they don't pay over the phone. >> 18-24-year-olds grew up with the internet. they're not as skeptical as older people. they're used to just pulling out their phone, making a purchase, doing things online, that they're not thinking, hey, i can get scammed or this website might not be real. make sure you know who's on the other end. >> reporter: meaning that an important part of a student's education these days is learning to avoid scams. the best tips for all e-mail and texts that come in unsolicited who, how, what. who is it from? look at the e-mail address. is it really from your school or teacher? how?

how are they trying to make you feel? are they trying to scare you? if so, this is a huge red flag. finally, what? what do they want? if it's money or information, or for you to click a link, slow down and phone a friend. i think it's a really good idea to have a buddy where you help each other with these solicitation. my parents do this for each other. hey, does this seem like it may be a scam? even just pausing to think and not react can save you thousands of dollars, robin, and so much heartache. >> robin: that's great advice right there. that is so true. thank you, becky. hopefully, we've helped some folks today. back to school. come on. come on. >> michael: nothing is off limits. >> robin: nothing is. >> michael: okay. thank you, becky. coming up next our play of the day on this -- what is it, robin? hump day. >> robin: thank you. our "play of the day." what is it? hump day.

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high stress jobs, long term effects on your body and three ways to start destressing at work now. >> michael: check out these savings. we went to the supermarket with the saving whiz. >> you can save a lot of money. >> michael: creative ways to fight inflation, the simple changes you can make that can add up to more money in your pocket. what happened when the emt who brings life saving organs to people need one himself? the long awaited match. now he's cancer free. he tells us why his friends call him strahan. and we have is a big surprise for him. ♪ >> robin: time to say bonjour. >> i promised myself i'd be open to any possibility. >> robin: we go shopping with emily in paris star lily collins. >> oh, it goes with your shirt. >> robin: she gives us the inside scoop on the new season. >> there's definitely a lot of romance. >> robin: right before the big

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it's going to move on quickly and become a major hurricane. cat 3 or above as it approaches bermuda. that's why saturday early morning. we are watching the steering mechanism. that big trough is keeping maine to florida safe. if you're in nova scotia, watch out and watch these forecasts. robin? >> robin: we want them to do that. ginger, thank you. now the growing movement to keep cell phones out of the hands of kids in the classroom. california's governor is adding to the pressure, by urging schools in his state to restrict phones on campus. erielle reshef is here with that story. >> as you know, very strong feelings on this one. in a letter to california schools, governor newsom urging every district to immediately restrict cell phones in classrooms ahead of the start of the school year. the governor citing pew research that found 72% of high school and 33% of middle school teachers report cell phone distractions as a major problem. newsom saying reducing phone use in class leads to improved concentration, better academic outcomes and enhanced social interactions.

newsom applauding los angeles unified and other districts in his state that have already made this move. this push to limit cell phones in schools is growing across the country, with several states already looking to take action. parents are on both sides of this issue. some are worried their kids need their cell phones in case of an emergency. others say it will go a long way to helping them focus while they're in school and improve overall mental health. guys? >> michael: arguments on both sides of that. see where they're bothed going. all right. thank you so much, erielle. now to the driverless car that some san francisco residents say are making them lose sleep with honking horns all night long as they try to park themselves. glad none of us live there. >> lara: isn't that music to your ears? so relaxing, right? people are losing sleep because of the way vemo is parking their cars next door. this morning san francisco

residents are fed up after being kept up at night by driverless wamo cars honking at each other through the night as they park. >> i cow not be more cranky today. over the past two weeks i have been woken up more times overnight than i have combined over 20 years. >> lara: wamo said they automatically honk their horns when other cars get too close to them while reversing. >> it will be honk. honk honk. honk honk honk. it only lasts maybe 10, 15 seconds, but imagine if your alarm clock is going off for 10 or 15 second. >> when they all come back at once they get into a traffic jam and they start honking at each other. it's so silly to, like, think about traffic jam but here we are. >> lara: wamo said while the feature has been working great in the city, they didn't

anticipate it would happen so often in their own parking lot adding, we've updated the software so our electric vehicles should keep the noise down for our neighbors moving forward. experts say don't hesitate to voice your concerns when new tech impacts your community. >> it can feel hard but you do have an ability to take charge of the way technology is developed. >> lara: well, residents say after wamo updated their software they have had less symphonies of horns blaring in the middle of the night, so we are moving in the right direction. it must be frustrating hearing horns and having no one to yell at. >> robin: have you ever been in a driverless car? >> lara: no way. >> michael: i have been in a car with some drivers that i wish i wasn't in. [ laughter ] >> lara: more about that tomorrow. >> george: coming up the new study about work place stress and heart health. dr. sutton is here about what to know about that. >> robin: becky worley shares tips to save money at the

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she's telling us all about it. we put a call out to our viewers, do you have any questions about menopause? whoa. we really want to delve into this. >> george: okay, robin. thanks. our gma cover story. the study that links high stress job with an increase risk of heart problems. dr. darien sutton is here. break down the study for us. >> the study found there's an association between the amount of stress we have at work and a heart condition called afib. this is an abnormal heart rhythm. increases our risk of blood clots. that increases our risk of stroke and heart attack. in the study they found those who had heavy amounts of stress followed by lack of control, heavy work load or inadequate compensation. when followed up 20 years later had a significantly increased risk of a fib. >> george: how does stress affect our body? >> there's a couple studies that show how stress harms us. when you're in a stressful state, that increases our cortisol, our adrenaline, our body is in that fight or flight moment. that increases heart disease,

infection from disrupting our immune system. irritable bowel syndrome. even our mental health anxiety and depression. >> george: you're probably the world's expert for this last question. doctor who does live television, how can people reduce stress at work? >> if i had to pick one that was more stressful, it might be this. when i'm getting ready for work, i'm going to be in the emergency room all day tomorrow. one of the things i do is a prework ritual. if you have time, you can do your workout at that time. you can do things like yoga. if you don't have time simple things like stretching, meditation or breath work are really beneficial. all making your work environment comfortable. i'm not speaking to my emergency medicine peers but everyone outside of that. make sure your seating is comfortable. surround yourself with things you love. review your expectations with your employer and cutting out anything unnecessary. most importantly, avoid multitask. we often think that makes us look more busy. but then using the chunk method

helps procrastination. helps productivity. >> george: lot of great tips there. thank you very much. robin? >> robin: now the rising cost of groceries. they are up, as we know, 20% over the past four years. it is one of the things americans are most concerned about when it comes to the economy. becky is back with money saving tips for the next time you head to the store. good morning again, becky. >> robin, grocery prices, they've just been soaring over the last few years. we're all looking for ways to save. lot of times finding alternative for pantry staples can add up to saving big bucks. >> i help you save money on groceries. >> reporter: the saving whiz has creative ways to fight inflation at the grocery store. >> one of those things is to process my own food so i can save a ton of money. there are things we buy at the store that we probably don't need to spend on. >> reporter: she says smart swaps and rethinking packaging can add up to big savings.

we hit a grocery store, big bulk store to try some tips from the saving whiz. first avoid prepackage items and package them at home yourself. >> we have to understand that convenience comes at a premium price. so the more we can process things at home, especially those things that don't take a lot of time, we can save a lot of money. >> reporter: it's not just prepack anninged fruits and vegetables. also snacks. this warehouse store offers goldfish both with and without individual sizes. because the amount per box are different we break them down to ounces. the prepackaged just $0.28 per ounce and the big bag $0.18 per ounce. that's a savings of 6 bucks per purchase. continuing the snack theme, popcorn. buying a bag of colonels and popping it yourself instead of buying prepopped, that can help you save a ton. this $4.19 bag of kernels.

it can make 104 cups of popcorn. prepopped has just 18 bucks in a bag and cost $3.99. that's more than $18 in savings. mm. another big opportunity to save? bottled water. a case at my big box store is $4. for a family of four, that could add up to hundreds of dollars per year. >> there are so many other ways you can get great water without having to get bottled water. not only does it save money, but it also saves on waste. >> now one more thing about bottled water. your local water municipality has to publish information on its tap quarter and quality every year. the assumption that bottled water is healthier for you, that might end up costing you big time. it's worth looking up data about your local tap water or researching the cost of a filter to install under your sink. these are all simple ideas but in times of inflation, it is worth rethinking your routine. >> robin: can really add up. becky, hey, thank you for both

of your reports today. we were just talking about jiffy pop. do you remember that? >> lara: you said it best. better time it right. [ laughter ] >> robin: game on! speaking of pop, how about a little pop news? >> lara: well done, my friend. let's do it. good morning to you and you. we're going to begin with our favorite crime solving trio hitting the road. only murders in the building season 4 just released their first official trailer. the podcasters are heading to hollywood. take a look. >> guys, we're going to hollywood! >> oh my god. >> there's been another murder. >> yay! >> who would kill her? >> maybe we could ask a few questions. >> i'm not talking to you. >> maybe this will unzip your lips. can you break this? i give you 20, you give me back 50.

>> lara: in this season a hollywood studio is making a movie about the trio's podcast. and movie within the tv show has an a list cast. hulu is calling it the stariest yet. we've got meryl streep, joy, eva longoria, melissa mccarthy, mali shannon and richard kind all joining steve martin, martin short and selena gomez as they work to solve a new case. it premieres august 27 on hulu. we cannot wait. just a big smile, that show. big fun. >> michael: that looks grated. >> lara: it is almost time, everybody. to find a love match for the first golden bachelorette. many thought the golden bachelor would have picked joan before she had to leave the debut season of the golden franchise. while she is back now in the driver's seat, if you will, and we have just been given a list of the men she'll be choosing from. there are 24, ranging from 57 to

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screen in an upcoming biopic called tony. the parts unknown star who lost his battle with mental illness will be played by dominic cessa who won over critics last year in the oscar nominated film "the holdovers." >> robin: that's right. >> lara: he has signed on to play the kitchen confidential star. the holdovers was his very first film. now he takes on the legendary bourdain. he introduced us to cuisine and culture in his own gritty brilliant way. no word on when production will begin. really great role. should be fantastic. and that is pop news. >> george: thank you, lara. now to ginger. >> ginger: after debby dropped a foot to foot and a half around charleston south carolina they got a couple more inches. it caused a lot of flooding. 17 roads were closed. not that one, obviously. people trying to plow through. tulsa could feel up to 114 today.

from eastern kansas all the way along the gulf, we'll have numbers beyond uncomfortable. air you can wear. you'll see some of the numbers that go through the weeken it's a beautiful day good morning america ♪ >> michael: now to "emily in paris." star lily collins spoke with rebecca jarvis about the new season after a dramatic cliff hanger at the end of season 3. good morning, rebecca. >> rebecca: bonjour, michael. great show.

the episodes coming up are great. fashion plays such an important role. lily and i went back to where her love of fashion was born. take a look. ahead of the much anticipated season 4 premiere of "emily in paris." so nice to see you. i caught up with star lily colins in west hollywood, for a trip down memory lane stopping by the boutique where she worked as a teen. this is where you worked? >> i used to come here as a kid with my mom. then i worked here when i was 16. >> rebecca: a catchup with her old boss. polka dots and moon beams owner wendy. >> you look the same pitchen seen you in so long. oh my god. ten years. >> rebecca: how was she as an employee? >> she was one of my best, my best employee. just innate style. you just had it.

>> i grew up around fashion. my mom instilled a love of fashion an also vintage. to then play a character immersed in that world it just felt like so natural. i don't know. felt organic. >> rebecca: lily's childhood interest in fashion almost foreshadowing her role she would embody as fashionista emily cooper whose outfits in the show take center stage. is there one piece of emily's that you love the most? >> it's actually more of the, like, bolder outfits that are more costumey. this season there's a black and white ball game. i promised myself i'd be open to any possibility. >> rebecca: i feel coming into the store as a shopper with you and wendy here, you would definitely leave with maybe more than you intended to buy. >> i was pretty convincing. >> rebecca: so convincing she

almost talked me into a new beret. >> oh, it goes with your skirt. >> rebecca: i don't know, lily. >> no. you threw that on perfectly. >> rebecca: after a little shopping, we stopped for a coffee and to talk all things season 4. for a new fan, people who are new to "emily in paris" how do they get caught up? what do you want them to know? >> girl moved from the u.s. to france to start a new life. has a little bit of slipup. learns along the way. finds a guy, loses a guy. finds another guy, loses that guy. then they're back in the picture. then there's a triangle. then more geometry happens. >> rebecca: she's of course talking about the love triangle that's dominated the show. according to lily, it will take some unexpected turns in the new season. what can you tell us? >> well, i think everyone assumes that they know what the love triangle is and who it consists of. but there's multiple shapes. i don't know how to say it other

than geometry is like a big part of emily in paris. and, you know, the triangle can keep, like, moving around. so there's definitely a lot of romance in this season. men, hot men. >> rebecca: if emily could go relocate to any city in the world, where would it be? >> honestly, i think emily in tokyo would be great. >> rebecca: oh, definitely. with the fashion there. >> the fashion, all the, like -- >> rebecca: texture and people. >> the things and the people and i don't know. i'm pitching it now. >> you can really feel the love there. and lily also tells me that she and the cast are genuinely real friends off set. they frequently show up to support each other's projects, so i am sure they will all support her when she makes her

london west end stage debut in the play barcelona. this fall. part one of emily in paris season four premieres on netflix tomorrow. part two on september 12th. really excited. >> thank you all right. thank you. looks like a lot of fun you had there coming up. garcelle beauvais is here live. we'll be right back. >> friday morning it's cheesy. good morning america. and you jump starting your summer weekend hot friday morning g-eazy performing live only on good morning america's summer concert series, sponsored by wayfair. they both want to be your next president. and starting monday, kamala harris and tim walz make their case for the white house. david muir and abc news right there. it's a democratic national convention unlike any other. starting monday on abc friday night, the 2020 true crime pamela smart, the infamous case that had everyone talking. >> it has sex, betrayal and most

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that residual delay, though. 24mph is how slow it's going through. this is specifically northbound 880 at alvarado niles road. it was blocking the left lane. we are seeing the backup to thornton avenue. but then looking at the nimitz over in the east bay, oakland 880, both directions seem to be doing okay. of course, people headed toward the bay bridge, moving a little bit slower for you, and i'm going to end it here with the richmond bridge, a three vehicle crash is blocking the left lane, slowing things down there to about six miles per hour. this is after the mid span. reggie aqui. >> thanks amanda. we are back with drew tuma's forecast. >> it's hot outside but it's cool in here. shop for your new rv in our air conditioned indoor showroom and get a great deal like this thor dazzle discounted to just 534 per month. visit today or go to.com. >> caring for an older adult is more than just a job. it's a journey. so whether you're a paid caregiver looking to member learning the basics ofily

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movie terry mcmillan presents tempted by love. would you please give a big gma welcome to garcelle. [ applause ] >> yeah! i loved talking to you during the break. >> i love you guys so much, i watch every morning. >> michael: thank you. >> robin: we appreciate it. we gave you that little behind the scenes. congratulations on everything. and you are stepping into this role as star and producer. >> yes. >> robin: tell us how this all came about. were you a fan of terry's work? >> oh, yeah, waiting to exhale was everybody's movie, right? terry mcmillan has been in my head and household for years. so getting a chance with lifetime to create tempted by love was just like a pinch me moment. when we came up with the idea of a may december romance. we wanted to keep it real. it's not about a hot woman with a younger man. she talks about real things. i'm sure we'll get into that a little more. >> george: she was in your head. did you do anything else to

prepare? >> for me, i tried to date younger men. [ laughter ] no, i'm kidding. [ laughter ] >> robin: do tell. >> preparing for the role, i wanted to get the chef part. my character is a michelin chef. so i really wanted to master that. and i know how to cook, but i wanted to look like a chef, right? so i went to you tube university and studied really hard. it was fun. it was really fun. >> michael: going to be fun for us to take a look at a clip. check it out. >> age ain't nothing but a number. >> i think you were sipping on the bottle when i was clubbing to that song. >> that's a great idea. our first date, we should go dancing. >> i'm not going on a date with you. >> why not? >> because. >> because is a conjunction not an answer. ah. got that from your aunt. >> real mature. >> and i'm the one that's too young for you? >> i got a lot on my plate. >> ooh. >> michael: tempted by love.

>> robin: what good chemistry there. >> we were really looking for an actor that was young enough, but man enough to be believed that he would get a woman like that. he was great. >> michael: speaking of dating i heard you had an interesting episode with a dating app. tell us about that. >> oh my god. i signed up for this app and i thought -- you had to pay for it. it was a lot of money per week. i was like, i don't feel right having to pay to meet a man. so i get off the app. months later i'm on my phone and i hadn't deleted it. and $6,000 later. >> lara: no! >> yes. and i didn't meet a soul, by the way. it was awful. i mean, it was just disastrous. >> lara: not one date. >> because i didn't feel right. the minute i signed up i was like, i don't want to do this. 6 grand later. that's a lot of money. >> michael: that's a heck of a date. [ laughter ]

>> i didn't get a date. >> lara: i have been a fan of yours for a long time. before you were -- you're producing now, housewives. very successful model. now your boys, who we've watched grow up on the housewives. is it just one or both? >> one. jade. >> lara: jade wants to follow in your footsteps. how does it make you feel about that? >> i'm excited about him. he's the shyer of my two boys. so i think it will be great for him to come out of his shell. if he gets to travel, earn some money which is what he wants to do. i'm for it. i don't think i'll be a momager, but i'll good him here and there. >> lara: did you give them one great word of wisdom? >> be yourself. if anything doesn't feel right, don't do it. don't do it. >> michael: great advice. >> gotta go with your gut. >> lara: all right. you were all very outspoken on housewives. i don't need to tell anybody. you are truly the fan favorite as we said in the intro. i think it is because you keep

it very real on the show. will we see your love life play out on the show? 'cause you definitely are protective of yourself. >> listen, you have to show as much as you can. it's hard to find someone that's gonna fit that mold. >> lara: and will allow you to do it. >> it's really interesting. so, michael, next season, will you come on? [ laughter ] he said mm-hmm. i didn't mean to put you on the spot. >> michael: i'm blushing. [ laughter ] >> michael: ever see a black man blush? [ laughter ] >> if i was in a relationship, i wouldn't want it to be on the show. there are some things you have to keep sacred. >> lara: how do you stop that? >> right now i don't have one so it's easy to do. we're all blushing. >> lara: look what you do to men. >> my gosh. that's crazy. >> lara: they wanted me to ask, is there a real housewives of beverly hills group text?

>> oh, absolutely we have a group text. sometimes i got to take a break because it's too much. but we do have a group text. we have a good friendship. what i love about beverly hill, it's not as toxic as, you know, maybe some other franchises. i don't want to put anybody on the spot. yeah, there's some really good friendships out of there. >> lara: that's nice to hear. love that. >> doesn't mean we're not gonna shade one another though. >> robin: tempted by love. tell us one more thing. one more thing about why people should watch. what are they gonna get? >> it gives women hope about finding love at any age and being open. we talk about my character going through, has arthritis. going through menopause. i think that's a real, you know, conversation to have. it also connected them because he's going through something. you can be going through things

and still be sexy, intimate and in love. >> robin: we have halle barry here tomorrow talking about menopause. >> i love it. she's a friend of mine. i'm so excited she's coming in. >> robin: we'll tell her you say hey. >> hey, girl. >> robin: thank you thank you. thank you for your grace. thank you for everyone. terry mcmillan presents tempted by love premieres saturday on lifetime. coming up what happened when the emt who delivered organs for transplant needed one of his own. come on back. who does he look like? wait a minute. >> lara: strahan? >> robin: yeah!

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you've been. i'm not here to replace dad. i just want our family to be whole again. >> cheers to a great adventure. >> michael: we are back with the man who has devoted his life to helping others through their toughest times. travis kerns is tasked with bringing precious cargo, organ donations, to those who need them. then the tables were turned. >> travis is cheerful. >> amazing. >> spespectacular. >> michael: he's been saving lives for the past 20 years. >> we got a hot one today. rocking and rolling. >> michael: as an emt working for the charlotte, north carolina, health center, 44-year-old travis kearns transports organs to patients awaiting life saving surgery. >> every single day i go to work with pride. i feel like i'm helping someone every day through their darkest moment. >> michael: his passion for his

work is obvious. >> positive influence on all the employees here. he's always smiling when we're at work. his smile is what helps relax patients when we pick them up. >> michael: it's a smile that might look familiar. that million dollar smile earning him the nickname strahan. >> i said, you look like that giants football player. both of you have gap tooth. >> went to the barber shop. they were like, strahan, strahan. >> michael: and that big smile and positive attitude got him through a challenging health battle when travis was diagnosed with stage iv liver cancer in 2021. >> i was devastated. i was like, i have so much life to live. i wanted to see my daughter grow up, get married, have children. >> michael: travis soon found himself in a position he'd helped so many through before. he needed a liver transplant to beat the cancer. >> it was a roller coaster of emotions. it didn't feel real at first. >> reporter: his daughter and ex-wife never leaving his side. >> he said, i think i'm gonna

make it. his passion to be here for his daughter i truly believe made him beat this horrible disease. >> she motivated me. she'd make me pancakes and checked on me. >> you never could tell anything was wrong. lot of times your attitude is 90% of your diagnosis. so i knew he was gonna do great. he always has such a positive attitude about it. >> michael: this past march, nearly three years after his cancer diagnosis, travis received the call he'd been waiting for. >> got a match. told my partner, i was like, hey, i gotta go. >> michael: the next day travis under went a successful liver transplant and is now considered cancer free. >> i'm gonna flash this money maker. >> michael: what a great story. travis and his daughter kennedy are here with us. give it up for them.

[ applause ] do you know what? let's get that gap. >> yeah, whoo! >> michael: i think you look better than me. thank you for being here. you've given so much to so many people throughout your work. it's been five months since you had your surgery. how are you doing? >> doing good. i feel good. i didn't realize i felt bad before. now that i feel good. i have energy now. i'm like, man, this is how i'm supposed to feel. i knew something was off. i just felt sluggish. i was thinking, all right, i'm just 40. i thought that's how i was supposed to feel. nah, something different. thankfully i checked in with my doctors after i wasn't feeling too well in 2021. found out i had cancerous mass on my liver. my team, they jumped into action. i'm here today. >> michael: the great thing is you just gave an important message to a lot of men out there. go get checked up if you're not feeling well.

kennedy, your dad, you were by his side during this entire time that he had, that was tough. for you how is it being a care giver to your father? >> it was fine. i got to try a whole bunch of recipes. he had no choice but to eat them. i was on tik tok and whatever breakfast meal i could find, i would make. that's when i first started making french toast, waffles and just everything. i was just glad to be by his side really. >> michael: get a built in chef. you're lucky. how are things different now that your dad has recovered? i hear you are running together? >> yes, we're running. there's a thing called mad miles back in charlotte. every single tuesday people come together to run around the shar let area. >> michael: you got to be proud of your daughter four the way she's been there? >> i'm proud. she's great. she was my motivation this whole time.

at 41 i was diagnosed with this canner. i was like, i ain't going out like that. i'm gonna watch her graduate high school, college, get married, have children, all this stuff. i'm not gonna miss it. i'm gonna achieve my goals. i'm like, i'm gonna fight this. i was down for a second but i was like, nope, let me fight this. you know? i ain't gonna be sad, depressed. only thing sad that made me sad was watching my hornets play. [ laughter ] >> michael: that part you had no control over. hopefully, this year is a better year. you two have been through a lot over the past four years so, you know, we have some friends. and they happen to be at disney. you know, we know some people at disney. they wanted to treat you two to a trip to walt disney world! that's right! >> whoa! no way! >> michael: you're going to get

to stay at the hotel resort. you're also going to get to visit the four theme parks there. kennedy, you excited about that? >> i'm past excited! oh my gosh! what? >> michael: you're going. you are going. >> that's right. >> michael: thank you for doing so much for everyone else. i'm glad you're doing well. kennedy, thank you for being a great young lady, inspiration to so many. >> thank you so, so much. >> michael: an inspiration. men get checked out. kid who cooks for you when you need them most. that's what we all need. now we're going to ginger. >> ginger: love that story. love your reaction. have the best time ever. i wanted to make sure you saw this. july was the warmest on record for the planet which makes it the 14th consecutive month at record globally. let's go a

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>> george: we are back with one of the stars of shogun. he scored an emmy nomination for lead actor, one of 25 for the show. thank you for coming in this morning.

>> thank you for having me. >> george: that was some morning for shogun. 25 different emmy nominations. where were you when you found out? >> i was watching the tv live. and then when i saw myself in the monitor, i was like, is it true? felt like a dream, you know? all of the great nominees. oh my gosh. yeah. i was so excited. >> george: that's a special, special moment. i know this movie was a very long journey, what, seven or eight years? show was a long journey. are you surprised that you found the audience that it has? >> yeah. actually, the reaction was great, more than we expected, especially 70% japanese and subtitles. it was like a gamble. but we believed the audience, their imagination and intelligence or curiosity for the other culture.

so, yeah, i believe that worked. and then, yeah. the great reaction itself, so happy. and then nomination for each categories. >> george: you blew everyone away. >> so happy. i'm so proud of all my crew an cast. >> george: let's take a look at a clip. >> george: war lord. fun to play? >> yeah, indeed. especially my role model role shogun actor was my hero since i was a kid because he created a peaceful era for 260 years. that's why he became a hero. and then playing his story, you

know, it's important for now. so that was my motivation. >> george: what did you hope people got from his story? >> for me, patience. yeah. he became a shogun at the end, but until then he waited long time. great story. patient. >> george: waiting for the right moment. >> yeah. so much matches my life. i think because i read his novel when i was young, and then after i graduated from child actor, i started reading and then doing the training as an actor. i read his book. so, okay. like him, wait, not think about

just two years later, 30s, 40s. i started thinking, okay, don't rush. so 50s, 60s, that's my important era. yeah. >> george: that's an important lesson. you also came out of a big movie before that, john wick with keanu reeves. i heard he gave you a gift. >> yeah. just before shogun i was on set for the john wick. and then he shared the great icing machine. good for all the injuries. and then after john wick shooting, i went to shogun immediately. he sent me that machine to vancouver where we shot shogun, you know? he's so generous. and then he saved my shogun life.

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