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overnight former president obama and former first lady michelle obama headline night two of the convention, making back to back speeches, endorsing vice president harris. >> we are ready for a president, kamala harris! >> robin: and taking aim at donald trump. >> who's gonna tell him the job he's currently seeking might be one of those black jobs? >> robin: urging people to work together to put harris in the white house. >> america, hope is making a comeback. >> robin: the vice president watching from air force two as she campaigns in milwaukee with her running mate. our political team with full coverage. >> george: breaking overnight. ukraine launches an attack on moscow one of the largest drone attacks on the capital since the war began. what we know right now. >> will: record heat. millions on alert for scorching temperatures with tropical threat on the move.

ginger has the timing and track. >> robin: race against time. the search for six passengers after a super yacht sank off the coast of sicily. new video showing it sinking in just seconds. rescue crews searching for survivors including two missing americans. >> george: new developments in the idaho student murders case. defense requesting change of venue. claiming it's necessary for a fair trial. demand for answers. the doctors charged with supplying matthew perry with illegal ketamine allowed to keep practicing. why they can open their doors as the star's friends react. >> will: jennifer lopez and ben affleck divorcing, filing on the second anniversary of their wedding, with reports that there's no prenup. what we know about the split. ♪ i can do it with a broken heart ♪ >> robin: and breaking the internet with a broken heart. ♪ with a broken heart ♪ taylor swift takes fans backstage in her new music video

showing the creation of eras, as she completes the european leg of her tour. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: good morning america. hope you're doing well. what a rowdy night at the democratic national convention. >> robin: that's right. former president obama and michelle obama took center stage, paid tribute to joe biden, took aim at donald trump and made the case for why they believe vice president harris should be the next president. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce on the convention floor, starts us off. good morning to you, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, this was a forceful one-two punch by the obamas. their re personal pummelling donald trump in blistering terms but also lifting up harris, praising her character and substance, making it clear they see harris as the future of the movement they started. overnight president obama, who once electrified the nation with his vision of hope and change,

massing that mantle to kamala harris. >> america's ready for a new chapter. america's ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. >> reporter: the former president slamming donald trump, saying he puts himself above the interest of the american people. >> here's a 78-year-old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his problems since he rode down his golden escalator nine years ago. it has been a constant stream of gripes and grievances that's actually been getting worse now that he's afraid to losing to kamala. >> reporter: casting trump as dangerous and petty. >> there's a childish nick name, crazy conspiracy theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes. [ crowd reacts ]

it just goes on and on and on. >> reporter: but warning americans that trump should not be underestimated. >> the torch has been passed. now it is up to all of us to fight for the america we believe in. and make no mistake, it will be a fight. >> reporter: making a rare return to the political center stage, former first lady, michelle obama. >> america, hope is making a comeback. >> reporter: contrasting the candidates in stark terms. >> kamala has shown her allegiance to this nation, not by spewing anger and bitterness but by living a life of service. >> reporter: say they know what it's like to be on the receiving end of trump's attack. >> his limited narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of

two hard working highly educated successful people who happen to be black. i want to know. who's gonna tell him, who's gonna tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs? >> reporter: arguing kamala understands average americans the way trump never will. >> she understands that most of us will never be afforded the grace of failing forward. we will never benefit from the affirmative action of generational wealth. >> reporter: but urging americans not to be complacent. >> we cannot start wringing our hands. we cannot get a goldilocks complex about whether everything is just right. >> reporter: but the new rallying cry to do something. >> don't complain if no one from the campaign has specifically reached out to you to ask you for your support.

there is simply no time for that kind of foolishness. you know what you need to do. consider this to be your official ask. michelle obama is asking you -- no, i'm telling y'all, to do something! >> reporter: the night about reintroducing harris to voters. her dedicated husband describing harris as a joyful warrior. >> she's showing you what we already know. she's ready to lead. she brings joy and toughness to this job. and she will be a great president. we will all be proud of. >> reporter: and praising his wife's dedication to their blended family.

>> she's always been there for our children and i know she'll always be there for yours, too. >> reporter: harris watching on from air force 2 as she made her way back from the critical battleground state of wisconsin. >> good evening, milwaukee! >> reporter: a split screen moment beamed on to the convention floor, as thousand gathered for harris in milwaukee at the same tight where trump held his convention just a few weeks ago. >> this is the people power campaign, and together we will chart a new way forward. >> reporter: now tonight tim walz will be here center stage. democrats introducing kamala harris' running mate to the nation. the minnesota governor and former high school football who until two weeks ago never used a teleprompter. he will be speaking to no doubt the largest crowd of his career. >> george: along with another president, bill clinton. okay, mary. thank you very much. let's bring in jon karl, rachel scott, who's covering the

campaign. jon, let me begin with you. quite a show of force by the democrats last night. a president, a first lady, two massive crowds. >> reporter: george, this was an electrifying night for delegates here and for democrats across the country. look, it is exceedingly rare to see something genuinely new at one of these national political conventions. but the organizers pulled that off when you saw kamala harris simultaneously address a packed convention hall in milwaukee where republicans had rallied last month and here in chicago. and the messaging, that there was something new in the messaging as well. barack obama particularly tried to address americans who are sick and tired of our deeply divided politics. doing that while simultaneously issuing a brutal takedown on donald trump. but also trying to appeal to the people, what obama called the regular folks who have turned out. george, that part of the messaging has been backed up here in chicago every single night and will continue tonight and tomorrow by featuring

republican speakers. last night the republican mayor of mesa, arizona. even former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> george: one thing clear for the obamas, it is personal. >> reporter: this is personal. it is not just a matter of two speeches last night. i was told by a person close to president obama that he intends to be out on the campaign trail in a way we really haven't seen since he was running for his own re-election in 2012. the message that barack obama has given to the harris/walz campaign is that he will go anywhere they want him to go. he will campaign with kamala harris. with tim walz. he will do solo events. he will be on the campaign trail this fall. >> george: both trump and vance on the battleground states yesterday. >> reporter: exactly, george. it comes as republicans, even some of trump's inner circle, have been urging the form president to leave behind those personal insults, to start focusing on issues, to stay on message.

first we saw the former president talk about the economy. then turning to crime. today he will be out in north carolina with his running mate, senator j.d. vance, focusing on national security. polls show he does have an advantage on kamala harris on most of those issue. but she is performing better than president biden did. it's notable that after years of pushing false claims about barack obama, donald trump did not attack him, did not attack either of the obamas in the immediate aftermath of that speech last night. this has been a very rough three weeks for the former president's campaign. we have new numbers out that show vice president kamala harris has outraised donald trump, bringing in nearly $250 million in july. donald trump's campaign brought in just about $78 million. >> george: what a change in one month. thanks very much. abc news is covering the democratic national convention tonight. streaming on abc news live at 7:00 p.m. eastern and then here on the network at 9:00 p.m. robin? >> robin: breaking news overnight. ukraine launching a drone attack on moscow.

one of the largest on the russian capital since the war began. ian pannell is on the ground for us in ukraine with details. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. ukraine has been targeting moscow overnight in what the mayor is calling their biggest attempted drone attack on the russian capital of this war. the city's air defenses were reacted shooting down 11 attack drones. explosions reported in the night sky. meanwhile, russia, on the battlefield, still struggling to rapel ukraine's offensive. here astonishing footage showing a cluster bomb attack on troops trying to build a build to escape the area. possibly more than 1,000 soldiers virtually trapped after three key bridges were destroyed by ukraine. vladamir putin though has been talking about the ukrainians inside russia, but astonishingly it's for the first time in a week. he said he promises to punish what he calls the criminals, but

notably, he's failing to do so. kremlin response has been phrauding at best. it seems incapable of retaking control of this vital border area. george? >> george: ian pannell, thanks. heat alert for millions. ginger has details. >> ginger: we're feeling like september in the northeast. we've got three record lows in appalachian this morning. record highs are winning. you can see from los angeles to mel bourne, florida. we saw record highs fall yesterday. up to 109 in abilene. that's just a start. they're going for a long stretch as that ridge stays in place. roswell, new mexico, through saturday will stay above 100. let's go to the pacific ocean. much more active than the atlantic. hector with a couple lows developing likely today and headed toward hawaii. so we will see impact likely by the weekend. most of the modelling taking it just south. you don't have to have a direct

impact. landfall of a hawaiian hurricane has only happened twice. we've had so many even as recent as 2020. flash flooding and dangerous things happen when they're close. >> will: ginger, thank you. we'll check in with you in a bit. now to a new report about the shooting rampage in maine last year that left 18 people dead. it found that the shootings could possibly have been prevented if not for a series of failures. pierre thomas joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the details of this report are incredibly damning. the suspect was unravelling right in front of authorities. they knew he had guns, but clearly not enough was done. this morning a new report by an independent commission concluding there were missed opportunities over the course of months to prevent maine gunman robert card from killing 18 and wounding 13 others across two locations last october. >> there were several opportunities that, if taken, might have changed the course of these tragic events.

>> reporter: the more than 200-page report finding card's army reserve commanders failed to undertake the necessary steps to reduce the threat he posed to the public, despite being well aware of his declining mental state, including hallucinations, increasingly aggressive behavior and card's admission that he had a hit list less than four months before the mass shooting. >> despite their knowledge, they ignored strong recommendation of card's mental health provider to stay engaged with his care and take steps to remove weapons from his home. >> reporter: the report also finding the local sheriff's department had enough probable cause to take card into protective custody under maine's yellow flag law and start a petition to confiscate his firearms. but that never happened. the chairman of the commission saying the report will likely be the basis for further civil litigation. >> now comes the time for accountability, to ensure that something like this never happens again in this community

or anywhere else. >> reporter: if authorities had only followed through, they would have seen card bought the assault rifle days before his military peers told police he was acting in a truly bizarre fashion. george? >> george: thanks. overnight a federal judge blocked biden administration plans to ban noncompete contracts for workers. it was set to go into effect september 1st. chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis here with details. >> rebecca: this could have a big impact. these are buried in a lot of business employment agreements. about 30 million americans, or 20% of u.s. workers, have signed noncompetes. the ftc rule, which was meant to take effect september 4th would have meant anyone applying for a new job could not be forced to sign a noncompete and for workers with existing agreements, those noncompetes would no longer be enforceable. now that sweeping ban is permanently on hold after a federal judge in texas decided the government agency lacks authority to put the ban in place.

in a statement to abc news, a spokes person for the ftc says the agency is seriously considering a potential appeal of the decision. meantime, the white house says it still supports a noncompete ban. while the u.s. chamber of commerce, which brought the appeal, celebrated the ruling, calling it a significant win in the chamber's fight against government micromanagement of business. now today's decision does not prevent the ftc from addressing noncompetes through a case by case basis but, of course, that can be expensive if you're trying to challenge a noncompete, you usually have to hire attorneys and really go after your business. >> george: we have a ways to go on this story. >> rebecca: that's right. >> george: will? >> will: a dramatic come back in the little league world seer series. mexico/cuba. one more out, cuba win and mexico goes home. mexico down 4-1 in the bottom of the 6th with two outs. mexico has two runners on base. antonio guerrero at the plate.

best way to reduce a deaf it? baseball, robin, home run. a three run shot means the game is tied 4-4. so we're going to extra innings. at least. or not. how about another two-out home run for mexico? >> robin: no! >> will: it is high! it is far! get on with your bad self! that's a walk off. >> george: he knew right away. >> will: oh, yeah. mexico moves on, or walking on in the little league world series. >> robin: skipping on. >> will: snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. got to love the little league world series. >> robin: got to love there. love how you did. it coming up jennifer lopez files for divorce from ben affleck after two years of marriage. what we know about their split. >> george: a search for six people after their super yacht sank. there's new video this morning. >> will: and why the doctors who provided matthew perry with illegal ketamine are still allowed to practice and what the actor's friends are saying about his final days.

first back to ginger. >> ginger: some people had subfreezing temperatures yesterday morning and probably again this morning. we're seeing record lows start to fall. charleston west virginia went down to 48. jackson, kentucky, 53. we might see one or two more. don't get too used to it. even though we are plenty chilled, 51 in pittsburgh. these things warm up and warm up quite a bit. by next week we'll be back into summer feels. if you're a summer lover, you'll love it. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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>> reporter: good morning, george. cave divers are now involved in the mission to try to get access to the region 160 foot down. an under water rover is all involved. divers have been able to get into the main part of the boat. they still haven't been able to get into the cabin because they're blocked by furniture and other debris. this morning desperate efforts to find six missing people after a luxury yacht sank 160 feet down to the sea floor off the coast of italy. here you can see the yacht's final moment before capsizing in a violent storm. the shimmering lights disappearing into the sea. 22 people were on board when, just before dawn, a possible water spout struck the area. the boat sank within minutes. this picture shows the 184 foot sail boat anchored off the island of sicily hours before the disaster. divers have been trying to get into the boat but the coast guard said they've only reached the bridge and furniture blocks

the way inside. the boat is currently lying at a depth deeper than most recreational divers are certified for, which has forced rescuers to work in 12 minute shifts. one person has been found dead. among the missing the boat's owner mike lynch and his 18-year-old daughter. also missing two american citizens. 15 survivors made it onto a life raft. the ship captain pulled them to safety. >> we took them on a life raft and brought them to our ship and took care of them as the coast guard appeared first tot take the injured people then the rest. >> reporter: among those saved a 1-year-old baby. mother told a local newspaper that she held her baby over her head to keep her from drowning. for two seconds i lost my baby in the sea, she said. then i immediately hugged her again amid the fury of the waves. now all those who are safe, including that baby, were treated in the hospital.

looks like they escaped without serious injury. but the terrible wait for news goes on about those missing. >> robin: know they are all clinging to hope. james, thank you so much. we're going to turn now to the matthew perry investigation and growing questions about the doctors charged in connection with his death. trevor ault is here with the latest. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. some interesting developments. we saw patients show up at the doctor's office yesterday and learned at the door that their doctor was facing multiple felonies in this extremely high profile case. federal prosecutors played a substantial role in the overdose death of beloved friends actor matthew perry, but this morning the clinics for these two california doctors are allowed to remain open, even as they face felony charges. >> are you aware of what happened to dr. plasencia? >> no. oh my god. >> reporter: dr. plasencia and mark chavez are two of the people authorities say created a

broad under ground criminal network that enabled an addict by selling him ketamine. >> these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. they knew what they were doing was wrong. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office tells abc news because these charges were filed both doctors surrendered their dea registration, meaning they can't prescribe any controlled substances. but their medical licenses are still active. malibu canyon urgent care, dr. dr. plasencia was ordered to post this disclosure warning any patient who might walk in. melissa adan was there. >> he's not here. okay. >> and he hasn't been here today? >> no. >> reporter: dr. plasencia has pleaded not guilty. the indictment alleges perry had first used different doctors for ketamine fusion therapy. when they wouldn't increase his dosage, he turned to plasencia and chavez with plasencia selling perry 20em

ketamine for $50,000 cash. >> he wrote, quote, i wonder how much this moron will pay? >> reporter: close friends of the actor are speaking out telling "people" magazine that they were sad that perry was surrounded by enablers. >> they said they wished they had known. they wished he had reached out. he did have loved ones who would be there to help him. >> reporter: the friends star would have turned 55 on monday. the show's official instagram account honoring him writing, we remember the light that was matthew perry. one of these doctors, dr. chavez, has agreed to a plea deal. he is expected to plead guilty next week. we did reach out to the california medical board. they have not yet responded to our request about timeline or decision on when they might lose their medical license. the text messages are bad. >> robin: they really are, trevor. thank you for sharing that with us. coming up tennis legend chris evert. chrissy is here live talking about her second battle with

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>> will: now to jennifer lopez and ben affleck. after months of speculation, the pair are calling it quits. the singer filing for divorce after two years of marriage, exactly two years of marriage. eva pilgrim is here with the latest.

good morning. >> this is the news we all could see coming. speculation around jennifer lopez and ben affleck has been swirling for months. but this morning, the timing sending a real statement. this morning bennifer has broken up. it was supposed to be their happily ever after. the couple reunited after nearly two decades apart. jennifer lopez filing for divorce from ben affleck on what would have been their second wedding anniversary. tmz reporting lopez listing the date of the separation as april 26th, saying the couple had no prenuptial agreement. >> if, in fact, jennifer lopez and ben affleck don't have a prenuptial agreement, they've just created a lot of trouble for themselves. they're gonna need attorneys, accountants to comb through all the financial records. even though it's only two years, they've each made a significant amount of money in these last two years. >> reporter: the duo often apart in recent months. affleck spotted doing business around los angeles while j. lo

went on a european cruise then to the hampton's where she threw herself a bridgerton themed birthday, with no sign of ben. the pair shared an emotional and vulnerable side of their relationship in lopez documentary "the greatest love story never told." >> that heart break took both of us on a course to figuring ourselves out, to being better people. >> do you think you have forgiven me all the way? >> yeah. i think i have forgiven you all the way. i think i need to forgive myself some thing. >> reporter: affleck, she admitted, was reluctant to be featured in the revealing behind the scenes project, initially uncomfortable being her muse. >> i don't think he's very comfortable with me doing all of this. he loves me. he knows i'm an artist and he's going to support me in every way he can. >> things that are private i always felt are sacred and special because in part they're private. so this was somewhat of an adjustment for me.

excuse me, do we know each other? >> not yet. >> reporter: they began dating on the set of gigli. ♪ ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ they quickly became america's it couple. and were due to marry in 2003 but called off the wedding just four days before. they later split in january of 2004. j. lo opened up about that time to "people" magazine. >> we didn't try to have a public relationship. we were kind of the hot couple at the time. we may have played into that at the beginning because it was fun. and then it was not fun. then it was like destroying us. >> reporter: affleck went on to marry actress jennifer garner. the couple have three children. lopez married super star singer marc anthony and had twins. ♪ both of those marriages ended in divorce. j. lo appeared to find happiness during her two year engagement to baseball icon alex rodriguez. but the star said affleck always held the key to her heart.

in 2021 the pair rekindled their romance and made it instagram official. she confirmed their status on her on the j. lo news letter. >> i'm engaged! >> reporter: the surprise vegas nuptials came just three months later. >> someone is getting married. >> reporter: but the hollywood fairy tale didn't last. a source close to j. lo telling "people" magazine she tried really hard to make things work and are heart broken. the kids are a top priority, as they all have been. and it's interesting to note here, j.lo filed for divorce in l.a. superior court pro per, or without an attorney. so it will be really curious to see how this plays out legally. >> george: without an attorney? >> without an attorney. >> will: and no prenup. >> robin: and on their wedding anniversary. wow. >> will: perhaps more to come.

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chris evert is here, serving up some talk following her second battle with cancer and weighing in on the drama surrounding the u.s. open, as we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> george: looking forward to seeing chris evert. >> coming up day three of our money diaries. we have some tips for a mom of two stressed about unexpected expenses. >> robin: something a lot of people can relate to. first top stories breaking at 8 starting with former president obama and michelle obama taking center stage at the democratic national convention. they paid tribute to joe biden, took aim at donald trump and endorsed vice president harris. mary bruce is there on the convention floor with all those details. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. the obamas lighting up this arena in what was a forceful

one-two punch, tearing into donald trump, but all lifting up kamala harris and making it clear they see her as the future of the movement they started. overnight president obama, who once electrified the nation with his vision of hope and change, passing that mantle to kamala harris. >> we are ready for a president kamala harris! >> reporter: the former president slamming donald trump, saying he puts himself above the interest of the american people. >> here's a 78-year-old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his problems since he rode down his golden escalator nine years ago. it has been a constant stream of gripes and grievances that's actually been getting worse now that he's afraid of losing to kamala. >> reporter: casting trump as dangerous, devisive and petty. >> there's a childish nickname

the crazy conspiracy theory. this weird obsession with crowd sizes. [ crowd reacts ] it just goes on and on and on. >> reporter: making a rare return to the political center stage, former first lady, michelle obama. >> america, hope is making a comeback! >> reporter: saying they know what it's like to be on the receiving end of trump's attacks. >> his limited narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of two hard working, highly educated successful people who happen to be black. i want to know, who's gonna tell him, who's gonna tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs? >> reporter: arguing harris understands average americans in

a way trump never will. >> she understands that most of us will never be afforded the grace of failing forward. we will never benefit from the affirmative action of generational wealth. >> reporter: but urging americans not to be complacent, with a new rallying cry to do something. the night about reintroducing harris to voters. her dedicated husband praising his wife's dedication to their blended family. >> she's always been there for our children and i know she'll all be there for yours. >> reporter: harris watching on from air force 2 as she made her way back from the critical battleground state of wisconsin. a split screen beamed onto the convention floor, as thousands gathered for harris in milwaukee at the same site trump held his convention just a few weeks ago. >> this is the people's power campaign, and together we will chart a new way forward!

>> reporter: now tonight we will be hearing from another former president, bill clinton. it is tim walz's big night here. democrat introducing the nation to kamala harris's running mate. it was two weeks ago that walz ever used a teleprompter. now saying he's going to walk out on this stage and talk to the largest audience, by far, of his career. >> robin: by far. mary, thank you. abc news is covering the dnc in chicago tone in primetime streaming on abc news live at 7:00 p.m. eastern and here on the network at 9 p.m., george. >> george: okay, robin. now the latest in the case against bryan kohberger. his lawyer is asking for the trial to be moved citing mob mentality in the town where four college students were killed. kayna whitworth has details. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: good morning. bryan kohberger's lawyers are reit rating their claim that he cannot get a fair trial in the town where prosecutors say he stabbed four college students to death in 2022.

this new filing alleges media coverage has traumatized the town of moscow to the point where some residents there have prejudgement opinions of guilt. they're basing this all on a survey they conducted in various areas of the state and in moscow they say they found a mob mentality noting one respondent said they would burn the courthouse down if kohberger were acquitted. his lawyers called the responses less emotional where they would like to move the trial. prosecutors are pushing back hard, calling the data inadequate. maintaining confidence that they can seat an impartial jury in moscow. next week there's a change of venue hearing. this trial is scheduled to start in june of 2025. but, guys, today on campus at the university of idaho, they will be dedicating that garden. this has been in the works for two years.

certainly an emotional day for those families today, guys. >> george: it will be. thank you. coming up taylor swift drops a new music video. now she's taking fans behind the scene of the eras tour. >> robin: all ahead tennis legend chris evert. she is here. she is thriver who has beaten ovarian cancer twice. >> robin: we've got easy week night meals with an italian feel. we're gonna show you how it's done. and tory johnson, the extravaganza continues for the third day in a row. >> tory: i have even more sizzling savings in our deals and steals event. we have everything you need when you are on the go. bargains start at just 5 bucks. that's coming up right here on gma. up right here on "gma." ♪ ♪

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>> george: we're back with our gma cover story. taylor swift dropped a surprise music video as she completes the european leg of our tour. you have details. >> will: certainly do. a swift surprise. taylor swift taking the internet by storm with the release of her new music video. it takes her fans behind the scenes of the eras tour. take a look. ♪ this morning taylor swift ending the european leg of her epic tour and breaking the internet, by surprising fans with her latest video "i can do it with a broken heart." ♪ 'cause i can do it with a broken heart ♪ the video from her chart topping album "the tortured poets department" featuring behind the scenes footedage of her eras tour,

racking up 5 million views overnight, hitting those first million in the first 13 minutes. that's swift's lucky number. ♪ this final performance at london's wembley stadium stunning fans with surprises including a performance by florence and the machine florence welsh, seen rising from the floor. the pair singing their duet, florida. in recent weeks taylor's five continent tour making headlines after authorities say they foiled a planned terrorist attack, prompting the cans cancellation of her concerts in vienna. but nothing could keep taylor down. the pop songstress returning to the tour to the delight of her fans, grinning like she was winning, putting on a show til the very last minute. ♪ and taylor will resume her eras tour by returning to the u.s. and canada this fall. starts in miami on october 18th.

we'll see what other surprises she has in store. i'm sure there will be some including maybe the release of reputation taylor's version. fans like robin roberts are eagerly awaiting that. just like we are eagerly awaiting the u.s. open. >> robin: nicely done. here with 18 time -- love saying that. 18-time grand slam champion, espn tennis analyst, chair person of the usta foundation. none other than chris evert, who also is a very, very, very dear friend and a fellow thriver. last time i saw you we were with martina. we were in houston. >> that's right. >> robin: great event that was held. >> that's right. >> robin: i just look in your eyes. >> good to see you. >> robin: always great to see you. i'm incredibly proud of you. just the resilience, the grace in which you have spoken. and to not go through it just once, but twice.

second time was just a short time after you had been gone into remission. did you learn -- how was the second time? was it different? >> i was surprised. i was stage i. we got it early the first time. that means you have a 90% chance of it not coming back. so two years later i get the call. i had a ct, a cat scan. my doctor said, we see something in your pelvic area. i go, are you kidding me? i'm 90% cured. so they went in. it was cancerous. more chemotherapy. almost like a second wakeup call. are you kidding me, you know? okay. i really have to live my best life right now, and i have to get out there, be an advocate for the brca gene, genetic testing. >> robin: early testing. >> get it done. go to your exams. any time you have to have something checked out, if you feel something not quite right, go to the doctor. don't think that you're going to be a prima donna. get it checked out. >> robin: share more of that

message. september is, of course, ovarian cancer awareness month. i think that people sometimes people are like, i don't want to know. i don't want to know. >> i know. >> robin: wouldn't you rather know than not know? >> yeah. they say i'm afraid to find out. it's like, well, aren't you afraid not to find out, you know? this all happened because my younger sister died from ovarian cancer. she had one variant that was very suspicious. she did not have brca. but then two years later i get the call from the genetic therapist who said your sister that mutation has turned into brca and you better go get your brca tested. and i did. sure enough i had the brca gene. that means 40% chance of ovarian and 70% chance of breast cancer. so i had it all removed. >> robin: you did. you're living your life. you're living your life. you're back at work.

>> i'm back at work. it's keeping me going. >> robin: i know. i love hearing you in the booth. i love your commentary. >> thanks. i try. >> robin: let's talk about the u.s. open. starts next week. on the men's side, it's been awhile since an american man has won the u.s. open. i think andy roddick 20 years ago. five of the top 20 men's players are from the u.s. could this be the year they break through? >> i think they're pushing each other. you have some good solid american players that are, by the way, very good friends. taylor and tommy paul actually won a bronze at the olympics for doubles, which is very good. i think it's getting to the point where tiaco is playing better. he played in the finals last week. i'm excited about the men. we've always talked about the women. cocoa goff and how great the women are doing. the men have always been in the background. now they're showing their stuff. i think they can do well.

>> robin: they are showing their stuff. the women have been doing that. cocoa. teenager last year. first won sin serena as a teenager. what are her chances for a repeat? >> all the top players are a little cranky right now because they've had a challenging, challenging year. played a lot more tournaments. then you throw in the olympics and all that excitement. cocoa was carrying the flag, you know, and she was getting all the autographs. i had a feeling she wasn't going to do great at the olympics because it's overwhelming. everybody is a little bit tired now. but one good thing about the new york crowd is that it brings out the best in american players. i do not count cocoa out. i think she can win another one. >> robin: something about the crowd that energizes you. >> american. >> robin: usta. you're the chair person. it's a milestone year. you have a new initiative? >> we do have a new initiative. we found out that 70% of kids

who are 13 and over, we're losing them. in every sport. not just tennis. every sport. we're trying to come up with an initiative that will keep them involved, keep them interested in our programs, which is after school programs, safe haven, tutoring, tennis, mentoring, you know, life skills. we want to keep these kids safe and off the streets. this is our initiative, to try to find out how we can get over 13 kids more interested. >> robin: get them in the game and keep them there. >> get them in the game, yeah. >> robin: the usta, going out to the open for those two weeks, thank you for all the hard work. >> what about you? you're there every year. you come to our gala. you really support us. thank you. >> robin: easy to do. you're a grandma! first time grandma. i see it all over your social. >> i know. james, my grandson.

there he is. there's andy. good old andy. always hanging around these pictures. my ex-husband. >> robin: he's been there for you. >> yes, he has. i love giving him a hard time. he's been great. >> robin: this is what life is about. >> it's one thing when you have children. then when your children have children, whoa. this little kid. look at that face. just pinching it and touching him all the time. he's so cute. gives me another reason to want to live the long life that i want to live. life is good right now. >> robin: i'm glad. today's a good day. >> great to see you. >> robin: i love you. i used to have the long back hand. >> two handed back hand. >> robin: racket, wilson -- >> you needed extra length. >> robin: all remember the wooden bracket. >> right right. the presses. the press. they would warp.

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kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. here's sue now with a look at traffic. >> and you can see behind you kumasi the bay bridge. rather busy on the way in the city. kids are back at school and lots of parents on the road. you can see all the red around the bay area. a lot of it is pretty typical. we had an earlier accident southbound in fremont near dakota that's been long cleared, but 880 southbound basically from hayward all the way towards san jose is very slow. we have an accident on 24 now coming out of the caldecott tunnel, transitioning onto 580 westbound, and you can see it's solid from 24. >> thank you sue. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break you do it? >> you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be work zone alert. >> you can count on precision garage doors warranties, as we've been around for over 25

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>> don't you see that work zone? >> seriously, that's my pop up behind those cones. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be at work. zone alert >> live! look at our mount tam cam showing you the marine layer is back. temperatures right now. we're in the upper 50s to the mid 70s inland. so inland today will be in the mid 80s with full sunshine around the bay shoreline. we'll go into the mid 70s with increasing sunshine, but along the coast we'll keep it pretty cloudy today with temperatures in the 60s. so a cooling trend gets underway here today. temperatures are back to average. even cooler weather is set to arrive by the end of the week. kumasi >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc >> i have made it my own.

i'm proud of what i have been able to accomplish with being exactly who i want to be. i'm really proud of everything i have done. almost. [ laughter ] >> george: that interview there with pamela anderson with abc news part of the upcoming series after baywatch, moment in the sun, premieres next wednesday only on hulu. >> robin: it's our final dive money diaries. partnership with refinery 29, their series profile anonymous women who write about their financial journey over the course of a week. we have our powerhouse back with us. tiffany and carli and, of course, woman who needs no introduction here, our own rebecca jarvis. this has been a wonderful series. want to get right to this

morning's series and the diary. this is what it is. our entry comes from a finance manager in the kansas city area who makes around $132,000. what stands out to you about this entry? >> lots of great things. like you said, she's 38, lives in kansas city, makes about $132,000 plus her bonus. she has had a busy week. right now she's home. her husband is working nights so she's home with her two toddlers. she's a mother of two. one is potty training. pretty busy. higher earning house hold but there are some expenses happening this month that are worrying her. $2,400 on child care which we know is a lot. also she has some medical expenses. they're also working on a patio renovation. some stress. >> robin: i cannot stress how detailed everyone is, in putting their budget down and being real because they want help and they want to be able to help others. the unexpected expenses. because you put down your budget. you know certain ones are going to be there. but those unexpected ones get you going. >> absolutely.

we have to understand as an adult, we're going to have expenses. so you want an emergency fund. three things to consider when you're stocking your emergency fund. start small. don't stress yourself about trying to fund it right away. 10 bucks, 20 bucks a month, wherever you can start. you want to be consistent. you don't have to have discipline. automation is discipline. you can go to payroll and say, hey, can you put that money in my account. you can split it before you get it. lastly you want to have three to six months of emergency savings. three months at minimum, six months or more defending on how long you think the phrase will last you. >> robin: i love your phrases. split it before you get it. you keep it real. you keep it real. you think that is so important. can that help a little bit with the anxiety this woman is feeling? >> absolutely. i wanted to help to release some financial anxiety so people can get to the work of fixing their finances. i want people to acknowledge

anxiety is there. i want people to recognize their triggers. is it overspending? i want you to celebrate your wins. i also want you to ask for help, if needed. maybe financial therapist. don't go it alone. >> robin: don't go it alone. people really aren't alone when it comes to child care. lot of people. this is what she wrote. paying for child care and unexpected expenses that come up still just makes me nauseous. so much when it comes to child care. what do you say here, rebecca? >> rebecca: so many families feel nauseous when it comes to childcare because it is expensive. the average family in the u.s. right now is spending about $321 every single week if they're putting their child in day care, if they have a nanny, baby-sitter, it can be even more than that. we're dealing with the child care cliff. lot of child care centers, nursery schools have had to

close because it's expense toeufrb provide child care for kids. so not only do parents have to deal with the stress of the expense, but even getting in, finding an opportunity to put your kid in day care can be tough. they're not alone. there are resources. first talk to your employer. second, if you're setting aside money, set it and forget it money. put that money pretaxed toward your child care, day care benefits. that will sometimes help. also look for -- there's a lot of government programs now. then there's new things coming up with families, moms trying to help each other. june care that we have talked about in the past, where moms really look at their schedule and see, when do i have a window in my schedule to care for the kids in the community? so people are doing more. government is looking at it. we, by the way, we here at good morning did an entire series called america's child care crisis. people can check that out on hulu. we really break this down and look at a lot of the solutions coming out. >> robin: i'll get this from each of you.

thank you. what is your take away from what we've done the last three days? what do you want? >> rebecca: i think the biggest thing is talking about this is key. people have to really -- you know, so much of my job is thinking about it. and having people really be aware. so start the conversation. because that is what you have to do to even attack the problem. >> robin: and that is what you do. that is what you do. that's what this series, money diaries is all about. community. >> it feels hard to talk about it, but talking about it can make you feel empowered and less alone. i was reading yesterday's comments. someone said, who was in the same predicament of yesterday, said let's do this together. or here we go, we're gonna get out of this together. and i think whatever that community looks like for you, hopefully refinery 29 is part of it. you can find that community. >> robin: i love that. >> for me, it's releasing the shame. because shame shields solutions, right? talking about it allows you to realize that you aren't alone. you shouldn't be ashamed because you've done the best you can with the knowledge you have. with new knowledge, you can do better.

>> robin: shame shields solutions. always got one. always has one in her back pocket. i mean this sincerely. tiffany, carli, my girl here, thank you very much. we should do this on an on going basis. i think it's really helping a lot of, lot of folks. to see the entries and see more head to refinery 29,website. huge thanks to this power house team. coming up a gma sneak peek at six winners of self's sneaker awards. .

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♪ ♪ >> george: we are back with self 2024 sneaker awards. over 150 styles from 50 brands have been tested this year. rachel wilkerson is here to show us the winners. rachel, hello. thank you for being here. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> will: for context, what does it take for a sneaker to make this all-important list? >> well, it is not easy. we start with 150 pair. brands can nominate their own. our staff nominate some of their favorites. we go through the list. we test them. we have 47 testers from all walks of life. it's not just our staff. we have fitness professionals, park rangers, med students, teachers, new parents. we really want people on their feet to put these through the paces. each customer wears each pair at least three times. it's very specific about, we test running shoes by running in them, walking shoes by walking

in them. make sure we're giving them physical technical tasks. then they fill out a questionnaire how did it fit? did you like it? was it cute? would you wear it again? then take the top winner. we got 30. >> will: that is a thorough testing process. we'll start with the heavy duty walking shoe. which sneaker won? >> this is the bionic max walking shoe. if you walk for work, exercise, pleasure, fun, this is a great all around walking shoe. got cushions but not overly so. you can wear it for all different types of walks and cover a lot of ground in it. >> will: they look great. let's move down the line to a classic '70s style shoe. this is puma. you've probably seen these or worn these at some point in your life. old school athlete shoe. >> these are some of my favorites. i love the vintage.

they were first created in the 1970s. vintage sneakers are having a huge moment. styles that have been around for decades are selling out quickly. the pumas are beautiful, comfortable. you can wear them with jeans, maybe your office, depending on the dress code. wear them with shorts and feel comfortable, but all stylish. >> will: this is described as the best bopping around town all day shoe. looks like by lulu lemon. >> lot of people are surprised that lulu lemon make shoes. they're very good. we've had winners on several of our lists before. this is for bopping around town. maybe getting a manicure, getting your car washed. picking up a coffee. maybe you're running errands but meeting up with a friend later. these are great with that. again, you can cover a lot of miles in them. they are very wearable whether you're wearing leggings or regular clothes. >> will: if you're not bopping around all day you might need to go to the gym. what do we have here? reebok? >> this is the reebok nanox4. our testers really like them. this is good for people who love to go to the gym. maybe you go for a class one

day. you want to hop on the stair master after ward. it's a good all around shoe for flexibility you need. you can feel the ground through them which is important when you're lifting weights. >> will: you might want to feel the ground while you're at the gym but want to feel like you are on a cloud when you're running. got a whole plethora of running shoes. adidas, under armor. >> these have nice thick soles. this is the under armor running shoe. it is a running shoe. we chose it best for running and walking. if you don't want to buy multiple pairs of shoes, these are a nice option. has the thick sole. keeps your legs from getting sore because it gives you a little rebound as you're pounding the pavement. >> will: what about these adidas. they are colorful. >> yeah. these are the adidas super nova

rise. our fitness director ran in these for months. she really liked them. they are a great beginner running shoe. if you're thinking about training for your first 5k. maybe you want to get back to running these are a great option. >> will: thank you for coming in and walking us down the line with all these amazing shoes. full list of the 2024 sneaker awards is out tomorrow. scan the qr code on your screen for more details. let's sneak over to ginger. >> ginger: thank you so much. i heard that one. i got it. time to start your day with a smile. this segment sponsored by lg. their campaign, optimism, your feed, is addressing negativity online by bringing positive content to social media. i want you to meet one man's mission who took his experience and turned it into helping other. romeo said he knows what it feels like to need help. now he gives back.

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famous michelin guide to make recipes at home. you see their book right there. you have a new restaurant here. tell us about it. >> we opened in march. it's right down the block. it's a seafood focused italian restaurant. >> george: let's start over here. you brought one of your staples, one of your favorite historic dishes. pin wheel lasagne. >> this is what we're probably best known for. this is our pin wheel lasagne from don angie. >> george: will, have you tried it yet? >> will: i'm waiting for the word. >> george: tell us about it. >> actually, it was inspired by cinnamon buns, the concept of how we present it. >> but it works well because it's very easy to share. it cooks super quick. everybody fights over the crispy

parts. when you do it like that, it gets crispy edges. >> george: you don't look like you want to share it. >> will: just stay over there completing your segment. >> george: we have two recipes for week night summer supper starting with a summer classic. you have a twist to it. >> as with everything el we do, we've added a twist. this is a nice late summer recipe just utilizing whatever melon is in season. >> george: honey dew, cantelope. >> this is a tamarin dressing. kind of like southeast asian. lot of lime juice in there, chilis. we have italian fish sauce. i'm adding lime zest. >> george: italian asian twist here? >> i guess you could say that. then i'm going to add fresh mint. kind of toss that together. excuse me. >> will: this is amazing, by the way.

i read ahead. >> the salad is cool. got a nice play of textures and flavors. sweet, salty, savory. thank you so much. we're gonna sprinkle on -- we . recipe calls for, we do like a chili lime candied hazel nut if you want to go wild and do that. this is feta cheese for some tanginess and saltyness. we use french feta. >> george: no greek? [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. i forgot who i was talking to. [ laughter ] >> then i'm just draping the priscuitto over the top. it's great to have thinly sliced priscuitto for flavor here. >> george: little more mint. >> why not? got to throw some olive oil down here. >> george: you have a fish dish

that has an asian twist as well, right? >> yes and no. little bit. this is a recipe from our cookbook, but we thought it would be appropriate since we did open a fish restaurant. it works well for any really like flat fish that's thin. >> george: flounder. >> flounder, branzino works well. what we do, take corn starch and egg white. take fish and just dip it in skin side down into that mixture. separately we're going to take ground panko that we grind in just a roboku or food processor. and mix that with sesame. and then we're going to take this and take the skin side and we're going to just dip it into the -- into this. >> george: nice. >> what happens is, we're going

to use two different types of oil here. vegetable oil and some olive oil for flavor. we're just gonna sear this in a pan. kind of low and slow. you want to do it medium so you don't burn it. >> george: don't touch it, right? >> you want to let it sit. it becomes nice and golden brown. you can finish it in an oven if you're worried it's not cooked. it's almost 95% cooked. you can finish in a 350 degree oven just to cook it all the way through. >> george: there's the finished product. >> right. >> will: so good. >> super crispy. >> we top this with a pesto. angie can talk about that. >> george: we don't have time to talk about it but you can get the recipe on good morning america.com. the cookbook italian american is out right now. we'll be right back.

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