i guess we're going to go to brier. >> i guess this can be number. >> we're having trouble counting today. there we go. >> there we go. number six. there's a three car crash in pittsburgh. westbound four before bailey road, slowing things down to about 14mph. the backup is to leverage road. there is a 16 minute delay. you can take leeland road to get around. >> okay, so now here is our number seven brier, the mountain lion cub thriving with the help of new toys. this is him here. he was found earlier this month, abandoned in el dorado county. the oakland zoo says he is now learning and growing every day. >> well, we love that. what a cutie! >> i love to learn and grow every day. >> every day is >> whit: good morning america. breaking overnight a land slide in alaska turning deadly.

evacuation orders in place at this hour. >> gio: possible cyber attack at one of the nation's busiest airports. the ripple effect for travellers and the question this morning. what were the hackers really after? >> mosquito emergency? the west nile warning now in more than 30 states. the areas in high risk and how you can protect yourself and family. >> whit: under arrest. the founder of popular messaging app telegram, used by nearly 1 billion people arrested in france now behind bars. how his arrest is igniting a debate over free speech. >> gio: stuck in space. the american astronauts stranded on the international space space for another six months, until 2025. the latest on the mission to bring them home. >> man versus shark. fishermen battling a shark over big tuna they were reeling in. >> whit: outrage at the u.s. open? the world's men's number one player cleared to head to the court despite testing positive twice for a banned steroid.

this as american defending u.s. open champ cocoa goff gets set to defend her title. >> gio: from new york to hollywood. >> good morning. >> good morning america. >> good morning america! >> gio: selena gomez, martin short and steve martin and the whole murders gang is back for a new season. ♪ we could be heroes ♪ >> whit: and super man on the silver screen like you have never seen him before. >> then she said the words that saved my life. >> whit: christopher reeve, the hero, on screen and off. your first look only on gma. plus the heroes of the little league world series giving florida their first championship ever. we're hitting the week off right. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> whit: good morning america.

so great to have you with us. great to be here with gio and sade from our powerhouse station here. trading late nights for early morning today. >> i am. it's very very early. i have got my coffee ready to go. >> whit: two of them. you're ready to go. >> gio: new york city's queen of news. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> gio: so great to have you here, my friend. something we're all looking forward to here. the u.s. open. lara is there live. look at her go right there. excited to hear from her. >> whit: but first we begin with the devastating landslide that happened overnight. evacuation orders in place after a landslide turned deadly, with multiple homes and road ways damaged. ginger has the latest for us. ginger, good morning. >> ginger: whit, good morning. good morning everyone. at least one person has been killed, three injured. there are roads taken out. power cut to some of the area. we've got a few images coming in. it's gonna take time. this is the southern part. very southern part, on an island there. the mountains are about 3,000 feet. you still have evacuation orders in place. they're concerned about another slide south of the original one.

why? it's been raining a lot over the weekend. 2.5 at the base and 5 to 9 up top. you have dry, then really wet really fast. they're some 20 inches below average. dry then wet really fast. you had wind gusts up to 37 miles per hour. that will do it. i wanted to show you, we get a break tomorrow from the rain. still raining today. but another stream of storms come in wednesday into thursday. so we're concerned, gio, that a lot of loose area will be able to slide pretty easily. >> gio: very concerning. i know you're going to watch that, ginger. thank you very much. we're going to turn to a possible cyber attack at seattle tacoma international airport. even the port of seattle was hit, one of the largest ports in the country. stephanie ramos joins us with what we know now. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: kgio, good morning. authorities are still working to get systems back online and trying to figure out who is behind this possible cyber attack at seattle tacoma

airport. the outage began saturday. thousands have been impacted. officials said they don't know what the cyber attackers were after and don't believe any critical passenger information was leaked. this is, of course, a major test of what will likely be a record breaking labor day travel week. tsa expecting to screen more than 17 million passengers between this thursday and next wednesday, up 8.5% from last year. as for the cyber attack in seattle, still no word on when systems will return to normal. their phone and baggage systems were also impacted. alaska airlines telling its passengers to pack light, avoid checking the bag if possible and arrive early. the port of seattle and a hand full of federal agencies are investigating. also impacted by the cyber outage, the port of seattle. their website and their phone services are still down. gio? >> gio: thank goodness this was caught early but it's critical that we find out exactly what happened here. this cannot happen at u.s. airports. >> overseas now. russia launching a anywaying wide attack across ukraine one of the largest of the war. ian pannell joins us live with

details. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning. ever since ukraine launched its ground incursion into russia about three weeks ago we've been expecting a strong response from the kremlin. looks like it's happening right now. a massive nationwide attack under way across ukraine. president zelenskyy saying it's one of the biggest of the 2 1/2 year long war. russia apparently firing around 100 drones, more than 100 missiles. things keep changing a bit. mainly targeting though ukraine's already damaged water plant. in kyiv residents seeking shelter under ground. air defenses shooting down many of the missiles and drones. as you know, i just returned from ukraine. what you hear a lot is frustration about the limits imposed by the white house and others on what ukraine can do with the long range weapons and fighter jets that it's been given, saying it can't properly

respond to these attacks by russia. president zelenskyy calling vladamir putin sick, saying it's unfair, unjust saying russia can operate with impunity. the winter months are ahead. rolling blackouts across most of the country. real concern whether people will be able to heat their own homes and cook. whit? >> whit: another concern in all this. all right, ian pannell, thank you. now rising tensions to the middle east. israel striking dozens of targets in lebanon as hezbollah launched a loft rockets. cease fire talks are expected to start up again but the sides remain far apart. britt clennett joins us from tel aviv. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. u.s. aircraft carriers remaining in the region to prevent an all-out war while idf operations in gaza forcing tens of thousands to flee. this morning cease fire talks on

the verge of collapse again, israeli forces issuing new evacuation orders for a 15 square mile humanitarian zone in gaza. an explosion causing havoc. people fleeing the facility, the only functioning hospital in central gaza in panic. the fighting closing in on one area where a mother is facing a sixth move in two months. >> we are not among any responses. as the idf expands its offensive in gaza, over the weekend israel launching what they were preemptive strikes on southern lebanon. lebanese health officials saying three died and two were injured. hezbollah forces in lebanon firing 340 rockets into northern israel. israel saying one idf soldier died after being hit by

fragments from an iron dome intercepter. the idf said most of the intended targets were in the north with others in central israel. among those a complex of telecommunications. tensions between israel and hezbollah might be relatively stable for now, but leaders on both sides have signaled they won't back down. whit? >> whit: britt, thank you. let's bring in our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. this could have major implications for the u.s. presence in the region. >> reporter: the u.s. military's had a very visible, very robust presence in the region, with two carrier battle groups. that means aircraft carriers, with supporting combat ships and fighter jets. this morning the pentagon making clear those ships will stay in the region. the pentagon had also announced publicly that we had a guided

missile submarine in the waters within firing range of lebanon and iran. it is very rare for the u.s. to make such an announcement. but these war ships are seen as not only security backup for israel, but as a deterrent. while this morning it looks like a wider war has been averted, iran itself has still not retaliated for the assassination of a senior hamas leader visiting tehran last month. that seems to be put on hold, as iran decides exactly how to respond, given they have new leadership and they also worry about the implications of a wider war, given u.s. dominance. gio? >> gio: tensions are very high in the region. all right, martha. thank you for your reporting. now the race for the white house, as the trump team packs its schedule this week with events in battleground states. and vice president harris enjoying a post convention boost raising more than $500 million in just over a month.

selina wang is at the white house with more. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, gio. in just over a month, vice president harris has completely up end this election. she's gaining ground over donald trump in the polls and in her fund-raising. to counter her rise, donald trump is stepping up his campaign and blitzing through battleground states this week. this morning donald trump preparing to storm the battleground states that will decide this election. the former president struggling to define his opponent, rallying supporters later today in michigan, before hitting wisconsin and pennsylvania later this week hoping his new endorsement from independent candidate robert f. kennedy jr. will give him a boost. with vice president harris erasing his lead in the polls. >> he has a lot of votes he could have gotten. i think he's going to have a huge influence. >> reporter: the former democrat suspending his campaign that was in part fueled by conspiracy theories around vaccines and covid. >> we talked about, not about the things that separate us, because we don't agree on everything. but on the values and the issues

that bind us together. >> reporter: trump ramping up his campaigning to counter harris' rise. her campaign reporting they've raised more than half a billion dollars in just over a month. with the most donations pouring in the hour after her acceptance speech at the democratic national convention on thursday night. harris striking a moderate tone, trying to appeal to independents. >> i will never waiver in defense of america's security and ideals because in the endure struggle between democracy and tyranny, i know where i stand and i know where the united states belongs. >> reporter: as part of his new offensive, trump trying to strike a new tone on one of his biggest vulnerabilities. abortion. writing over the weekend that his administration would be great for women and their reproductive rights. this after months of boasting that his pick to the supreme

court helped overturn roe v. wade. his running mate, senator j.d. vance, now committing that trump would not sign a federal abortion ban, something trump has repeatedly waffled on. >> would he veto it? >> he would not support it. >> but would he veto it? >> if you're not supporting it you don't have to veto it. >> would he veto a federal abortion ban? >> i think he would. >> reporter: in response the harris campaign said the women of america cannot trust what donald trump and jd vance say because they've already seen what they have done. trump ripped away women's freedoms in all 50 states by overturn roe. harris is also getting back on the trail this week with a bus tour through battleground georgia, but she's also focused on debate preparation ahead of her first face-off with donald trump on abc news on september 10th. >> selina, thank you. now the west nile warning. nearly thrrecovers after contracting it.

erielle reshef is here now with more. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, sade. there have been several reported cases of west nile virus here in new york city so far. authorities will be out spraying the city tonight and tomorrow with a mosquito population growing, health officials are warning to remain vigilant. this morning several towns across the middle east on alert. some even closing outdoor areas and issuing curfews to prevent the spread of potentially dangerous mosquito born illnesses. the country's well known infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci hospitalized after contracting west nile virus. the 83-year-old now home and expected to make a full recovery. the cdc saying west nile has been detected in more than 30 states. experts warning rising temperatures and rainfall are boosting the mosquito population, leading to an increased risk for mosquito born infection. >> given the fact that the

climate is getting warmer, more and more mosquitos are outside so we have to make sure we're mindful of that. >> reporter: right now in massachusetts public health officials declaring eight communities, including boston, at high risk for west nile. >> do i have some bug spray if i noticed. >> reporter: plymouth closing parks and fields at night through september. important to remember, west nile cannot be spread person to person. doctors say many who contract this illness may not ever even show symptoms. >> whit: important information. we turn to the u.s. open. the world's best tennis players getting ready to make the court in new york city. with matches beginning today there's great turmoil surrounding the top men's singles player. lara is at arthur ashe stadium in queens with more. good morning. >> lara: good morning, whit. last week the number one ranked player in the world revealed to have tested positive for a banned substance. now he's officially been cleared of any wrongdoing and is ready to play at the u.s. open.

but many are wondering if that was the right decision. as the u.s. open gets under way a fire storm surrounding men's world number one, who was cleared to play despite testing positive twice for a banned substance. >> in my mind i know that i haven't done anything wrong. i always respect the rules and i always will respect the rules. >> lara: the agency revealing last week the italian received not one, but two positive doping tests back in march for clostibol a banned steroid. the agency explained the steroid entered his system unintentional when his physiotherapist gave him a massage. he has since fired his trainer and physiotherapist. >> i know sometimes the frustration of other players, obviously. but maybe because they got suspended, they didn't know exactly where it comes from. we knew it straightaway. and we were aware of what happened. >> reporter: former wimbeldon finalist nick kyrigos blasting

the decision on x writing, ridiculous. you get tested twice with a banned steroid substance, you should be gone for two years. others demanding fairness and transparency. >> i can understand the sentiments of a lot of players that are questioning whether they are treated the same. >> i just think that it should be consistent across the board with bans and who gets banned. >> lara: while skinner serves through adversity on the men's side -- >> you just won the u.s. open! >> lara: american cocoa goff hoping to defend the women's singles title she won in dramatic fashion last year. >> obviously coming in as defending champion is a little bit of a pressure but a privilege. i'm excited to be back here and hopefully have a good week. >> lara: cocoa also sharing that new motto she has has created a real shift in her perspective and has been extremely helpful

for her mental game, as she gets ready to play right here in arthur ashe stadium in just a few hours, guys. >> whit: excellent. so fun to watch. >> and cocoa's my girl. >> whit: absolutely. you can watch all of the u.s. open action on espn. the coverage starts today at noon. coming up here, the founder of a messaging app is now behind bars. why his arrest is igniting a debate over free speech. >> gio: the latest on the american astronauts stuck in space. the safety concern that has them stranded. but first back to ginger. >> ginger: chicago is getting ready to bake. they're in excessive heat warnings today. feels like could be upwards of 110. that's going to feel like something. they're not alone, of course, throughout ft. wayne, indiana, southwest michigan, minneapolis. heat advisories through nebraska, kansas, into oklahoma. that's about the heat index, meaning what you are actually feeling and how little you can evaporate in your sweat. look at the daily records that are falling. we could see nashville up above

100, washington, d.c. wednesday and thursday could break records. then by atlanta on thursday could see 97. it will feel hotter than that. your local weather now in 30 seconds.

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brand apple juice sold in six packs of 8 ounce bottles across 25 states. the levels could cause temporary adverse health effects. >> take a look at this. a battle of man versus shark caught on camera. fishermen fought the shark over who gets to keep that tuna. believe it or not, the men were able to pry the tuna out of the shark's clutches. incredible. >> big fish. >> and now to a statue of civil rights icon john lewis unveiled in decater, georgia, on the spot once occupied by confederate monument. the 12 foot statue of lewis replaces an ovalist erected in 1908. it was removed in 2020 following nationwide protests over racial discrimination and police brutality. what a moment there with that.

his hand over his heart. apparently his chief of staff said this really meant something to him because he wanted to thank everyone. that's what that gesture means. >> whit: what an honor. >> we've got a lot more ahead, including the arrest of those men accused of destroying monument at lake mead. whit? >> whit: now the founder of a popular messaging app, telegram, used by nearly 1 billion people. this morning he is behind bars. his arrest is igniting a debate over free speech. andrew dymburt is here with details. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the 39-year-old russian billionaire was arrested in paris for allegedly failing to moderate criminal activity on the wildly popular app in one of the most severe actions ever taken against a social media chief. he's known as the mark zucker berg of russia, founder and ceo of the popular messaging app telegram has been arrested in france. the app, which boasts nearly 1 billion users, has long maintained a commitment to free speech and does little to moderate content shared on the platform.

>> my mission was to allow other people to also be free using the platform that we created. my hope was that they could express their freedom. >> reporter: french media reports his arrest was the result of an investigation into whether he had failed to crack down on illegal activity on telegram including drug trafficking, child porn and promotion of terrorism. >> we want to be a unique platform that is impartial and doesn't take any sides. >> reporter: telegram has said it actively combats misuse of its platform saying each day millions of pieces of harmful content are removed and said it is absurd to claim a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse of that platform. many prominent figures are rushing to his defense. rfk jr. saying the need to protect free speech has never been more important and edward snowden said it is an assault on the basic right of free speech. while telegram said it complies with laws it was recently slapped with a $5 million fine in germany for failing to comply with laws on

reporting illegal content. gio? >> gio: all right. thank you so much, andrew. now the two american astronauts facing an extended stay at the international space station from what was supposed to be eight days, now turning into eight months because they don't trust the boeing starliner to bring them home. trevor ault is live there at the kennedy space center. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gio. we've been watching this play out here. these astronauts that have been stuck in limbo, unsure if the spacecraft that took them into space would be safe enough to bring them back down. nasa says this is not worth the risk. they have a new plan to get back down to earth, but it means they'll be staying in space for another six months. >> liftoff of starliner -- >> reporter: this morning the starliner astronauts stuck in space since early june finally have a return date next year. the planned eight day mission now extended to eight months, as nasa determined it would be too risky to take the starliner home. >> space flight is risky. >> reporter: american astronauts butch wilmore and sunny williams took off on a test flight to the

international space station. >> we have confirmation of contact and capture. >> reporter: but it wasn't a flawless trip. the boeing starliner suffered helium leaks and a problem with its control thrusters, ultimately both nasa and boeing determined there was too much uncertainty and the starliner will return without its crew. boeing saying it continues to focus first and foremost on the safety of the crew and spacecraft. the plan now is for butch and sunny to head home in february on board spacex's crew dragon. >> they've demonstrated patience, adaptability, flexibility, resilience and readiness. that's what you get with an american astronaut. >> reporter: this morning we are hearing from their family and friends. sunny's husband saying space is her happy place. butch's wife telling gma, while the family's disappointed he will be away for six more months, quote, our girls and i were praying for a safe return on whatever spacecraft that may

be. the pastors speaking with us overnight. >> this is his job. this is what he does. i think the astronauts all love to be on that space station. >> reporter: and both astronauts have been in good spirits, or appear to be every time we've heard from them. mean time tonight there's a separate space x launch scheduled overnight polaris dawn mission. this is intended to be the first private space walk ever. >> gio: it's crazy to think about it. >> eight days to eight months? >> gio: it's intense. but these astronauts say they were ready because they knew this was a test mission. really fascinating. trevor, thank you for that. >> glad to know they're in good spirit. now the indictments of two men suspected of destroying two rock formations at lake mead. kayna whitworth is here with more. >> reporter: park officials say the damage to these federally protected rock formations is,

sadly, permanent. the men authorities believe are responsible could face up to ten years in prison. this morning officials identifying 37-year-old wyatt fain and peyton costmer who allegedly pushed the rock formations over a cliff's edge back in april. the pair charged with one count of injury and deprivation of government property and one count of aiding and abetting. stones throughout the park are known to be 140 million years old. u.s. marshals in nevada confirmed to abc news the viral video that outraged park goers and authorities alike helped them identify the vandals behind the incident. the attorney for costmer telling abc news that his client has plead not guilty and there were no signs posted at the entrance prohibited pushing rocks or that it was a federally protected site.

>> any land that's been designated as federal land, federal property, federal parks, federal recreation areas all fall under federal law. any damage or defacement you do in those parks or recreation areas is against federal law. >> we also reached out to fain's lawyer and have not heard back. a trial date has been set for october 8th. guys? >> whit: that video just so alarming. thank you, kayna. we appreciate it. coming up, why the so called dupe economy is booming. and the little league world champions. now florida won it all. series champions. how florida won at all. ♪ ♪

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>> whit: we are back with an extra innings dramatic walk off win to capture the world series championship. lara is here with the story. what a comeback here. >> lara: i mean, do we love this story or what? let's turn to the little league world series for a moment and a home town favorite, the team from lake mary, florida, now owning the title, coming from behind to tie the game. then it was the bunt heard around the world for the win. >> he gets it down. oh, it's perfect! >> lara: this morning the little league team from lake mary, florida, waking up world champions!

>> for the first time, florida are little league world series champions. >> lara: taking the title in dramatic fashion beating chinese taipei 2-1 in extra innings. >> ripped up the glove. long throw to first is off the mark. it's 1-0 taipei. >> lara: chinese taipei was first on the board, scoring one run in the 1st inning and hanging on until florida's last at bat in the bottom of the 6th. the team had their backs against the wall, with runners on first and second with dj stepped up to the plate. >> you can't get any more intense than this. this one shallow left field. >> lara: the 11-year-old with a hit, giving chase anderson a chance to get home tying the game. the game remained tied until this historic bunt in the bottom of the 8th. celebration was on. fans at home in lake mary

celebrating the win. a first for florida. >> they don't stop. they don't stop. all we had to do was just believe and do everything we were created to do, what we've built ourselves to do, what we practiced to do. here we are. >> lara: for florida, team work makes the dream work. >> we just won the world series, which is a dream for almost any 12-year-old. it's amazing the feeling right now. >> dream come true. really is. >> lara: and one of this year's returning players jacob bebode really said it best when he said after the game, we're gonna be celebrities at home. yes, jacob, you are. congratulations on an awesome win. >> gio: all i have to say is florida kids get it done. >> that's right. >> bunt of a life time. >> gio: all right, lara, thank you. coming up later how couples can reconnect when their kids have left the nest. and our play of the day. keep it right here on gma on a monday morning. nest.

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>> gio: back now with our play of the day and a college football upset. our stat guy will reeve is here with the high lights from game day in dublin, ireland. >> florida state came in ranked tenth in the nation. they were 10.5 point favorite against georgia tech. georgia tech was unranked. college game day was on site in ireland where they played this gamebut because it's college football anything can happen.

it did. florida state struggling out of the gate, couldn't really do anything. they got a couple field goals. 59 yards from ryan fitzgerald. that's impressive. game was tied at 14 at halftime. then with the game tied at 21, 8:00 to go, this is the qb leading a drive. it put the yellow jackets into field goal position. botched snap pushes them back. then eric singleton puts them back in reach. anyway, we want to get to the big moment. this 44 yard field goal attempt. that gave georgia tech the win. chaos has returned to college football which is order restored in its own way. anything can happen there. >> gio: what are you looking at for next weekend? >> this is when the games really win in this upcoming week. first full weekend of college football. georgia against clemson. lsu/usc. those are the two biggest names.

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>> ginger: up to a foot and a half of rain with the hurricane that passed south of the big island. we'll have more moisture. the tropics have been so active. coming up smart tips for healthy school lunches with the social media stars behind feeding littles. and the stars of "only murders in the building" tell us about their new season. your local news and weather are next explores stunning installations made out of lego pieces, string shoes, saxophones and more.

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>> gio: fast food wars. the latest, subway cutting the price of foot long subs again, plus the other chains dropping deals. >> is so-called dupe economy. why labels are less now, as the market and lower cost versions of luxe styles boom. back to school lunches. social media stars feeding littles are here with tips on how to pack kids off with nourishing lunches that they'll actually eat. >> whit: a gma first look at the new movie about christopher reeve. a real life super man on screen and off. ♪ get ready ♪ >> gio: and get ready for "only murders in the building" back for season 4. the stars tell us about their new adventure. >> we're going to hollywood! >> gio: the star studded cast of guest stars give us clues about this season's surprising crime and they're saying -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times

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>> whit: first top stories breaking at 8. devastating land slide. evacuation orders in place in alaska after a land slide turned deadly. ginger, good morning. >> ginger: good morning, whit. one person killed, three injured. they have evacuations in place because they're concerned, especially on the south side, that they could see another. they've had a lot of rain really quickly on what was a moderate drought. so you could have this where the trees start to move. power lines taking out, roads as well. they'll start cleaning ed everything up. with the rain in place it's going to make it tough today. it was 2.5 inches at the lowest elevation. but those mountains on the island are about 3,000 feet. at the top of them it was 5 to 9 inches falling pretty quickly. 20 inches below average for the year even with what they got over the weekend. that's a problem. tomorrow you get a break in the rain. wednesday we get another storm that's going to stream moisture in here, gio. >> gio: all right, ginger. we're thinking of those folks in alaska.

now the latest on the fast food wars. subway slashing the cost of footlong subs after dropping the price to lower customers back. eva, other chains have special deals, too? >> that's right. i know you love a deal. the deals just keep on coming because fast food restaurants are fighting for your business. each coming up with their own promotion, trying to entice you to come in. this morning the fast food wars are heating up. >> subway just dropped the price of every foot long in the app. >> reporter: subway serving up a new $6.99 any foot long promo deal. a 50% savings on some sandwiches. ♪ bk have it your way ♪ >> reporter: and burger king is teaming up with wal-mart to offer customers a whopper of a deal. yes, a free whopper every three months for wal-mart + subscribers, and 25% off any order made using the bk app. >> looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mcdonald's? >> reporter: these deals coming

after mcdonald's extended their meal deal last month. a mcdouble or chicken sandwich, small fry, four piece nugget and a soft drink all for 5 bucks. fast food chains are serving up these new promotions trying to draw inflation weary customers back. >> can we talk about how ridiculous fast food prices are? >> reporter: many taking to social media to complain about the price increases. the difference is very real. in march of this year the cost of fast food nearly 33% more than in 2019. >> inflation has hit everyone really hard. with fast food restaurants, has impacted the cost of ingredient. course of action is to pass that on to consumers. >> so they are hoping to become part of your routine especially since a lot of families are in the middle of back to school mode now. just remember though, these deals are not permanent. they are promotion. keep that in mind.

>> so make use of it while you can. >> whit: exactly. thanks for making us all hungry this morning. [ laughter ] thank you, eva. coming up here in our gma morning menu, the rise of the so called dupe economy, where labels mean less than the price tag. >> our series empty nest what's next looks at how couples can rekindle their relationship when they're on their own. >> gio: plus the stars of "only murders in the building" are in the house. lori bergamotto is here with the right stuff. >> i found back to school gear you are going to love. the must haves to start off the year right. first the best bag to put all that gear there. that's coming up only here on gma. that is coming up right here on "gma." ♪ ♪ recipes. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand

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♪ ♪ >> whit: we are back with our gma cover story. a deep dive on is a called dupes. those are those products that look like they're more expensive than the real ones. let's check in with becky worley with how they stack up against those brand names. good morning. >> whit, good morning. luxury or affordability, right? what if you could have them both? that's the premise fueling a rise in gen z and millennials shopping for so-called dupes instead of brand name goods. but what's the downside, as we all search for value? this morning influencers are touting so called dupes with pride. >> don't go buy leggings for that much money when you get these for half the price. >> it's the same product. it's the same. it's the same thing. it's always really fun to find a really great affordable

alternative to something because you're helping your friends out. you can tell them, you've been using this. here's this. they can put more money towards bills than foundation. >> reporter: anna has a series on her social where she breaks down the active ingredient in high end products and shows less expensive options with the same components. >> everything that's highlighted in yellow here is also highlighted in yellow here. >> saving money on items is now becoming something that's a little bit in vogue. it's cool to be wearing something that is less expensive but looks like the expense eufr brand. >> reporter: and hertha said these so called dupe products are different from illegal knockoffs. >> a dupe product doesn't necessarily mean counterfeit. what it does mean is that it is a similar product, but less expensive than the original product. when you're talking about a counterfeit item, you're talking about an item that's pretending to be like the original item

down to the name of the item. >> reporter: but experts say buying these products brings up other issues worth considering. >> dupes do not come with extended warranties. you have a very specific time you need to return that in. >> well, dupes are in the counterfeit. the american apparel and foot wear association said it overlooks the health, product safety, environment and labor concerns related to the production and distribution of counterfeits. i also think the rise of popularity for these products is a clear sign to brands that pricing matters, guys. >> it does. certainly in this economy. now the third part of our series empty nest, what's next. this morning we'll be look at ways to renew your relationship with kids at college.

deborah roberts is here with the story. hey, deborah. >> reporter: hey, sade. yes, i know what this feels like. my home is adjusting, too. millions of us parents sending our kids off to college or the working world. our nests are now empty and quiet. it can be an adjustment, often a time of sads in and disorientation. it can also be filled with possibilities. if you're willing to work at it, experts say chance for a rekindled romance. in the movie "hope springs." >> what's wrong with you? what are you trying to do to us? >> i want a real marriage again. >> reporter: merl streep and tommy lee jones play empty nesters looking to rekindle romance in their 30 plus year marriage. >> what's the matter. what did you forget? >> reporter: their portrayal echoing the chorus of real couples everywhere, who find themselves asking, what's next, after their kids move out? >> couples should plan for this. you don't have to wait until the kids are gone. start to rediscover your

partner. doing something new together definitely builds attraction. >> reporter: joyce and steve medonia, empty nesters for about two years, inching toward retirement and downsizing say it's important to hang on to a strong foundation as a couple. >> beautiful island. >> make a goal to have time for each other. it's important to make an effort, that you're not just roommates. he says, take time for one cup of coffee. >> reporter: they also prioritize travel. >> the kids have no idea where we're at. why? we took their money and we're spending it on the outer banks. >> reporter: and trying new things. >> we never really did this when the kids were home. we would go sit at the bar and watch football games. it's fun and different. there's little things that bring each other back. >> reporter: suzanne and craig are learning to embrace their evolution as a couple, and say they try to treat every day like an adventure. >> we're going to concerts.

we're going to restaurants. she'll complain about, we're doing too much. i'll turn around and she's booked another trip. >> there's so much to do and we need to get out there and do it. one more view of victoria falls. >> it's so important to be optimistic and hopeful and excited about this new chapter. if your budget allows, sure, take that dream trip to italy or to greece, but do something that's within your means. talk about those dreams and go get them. >> or go out to an elegant dinner, as we did over the weekend. sorry, nick. dr. ghandi said couples counseling can also be helpful for those who lost the spark. be prepared to talk about all aspects of your relationship. spiritually, sexually, emotionally, and make time for each other in new ways, guys. time to reset the relationship. just have fun. >> gio: yeah. >> whit: we saw you posting those sweet pictures with your son. >> that's true. it was bitter sweet. but then cocktail time!

[ laughter ] >> gio: exactly. >> whit: love ya, good-bye! appreciate you, deborah. all right. time for pop news. let's go back to lara at the u.s. open. good morning. >> lara: hey there, whit. i'm going to switch gears and go over to the pitch. we're going to start with ted lasso and a reason to believe, people. deadline and variety are both reporting this mornihe 13 time emmy winning series is on its way with a fourth season. when the season finale aired in may of 2023, the cast and crusade never say never when they were asked about a possible come back. and here's why. now the crew have just reportedly resigned lasso contracts extending their deal. the stars are also on their way to making new deals with the studio for yet another season. guys, production could begin, we hear, as early as next year. so excited about that, if you

are a fan, this is great news for you. some more great news. we've got a baby bieber, people. just months after announcing their pregnancy along with photos from their vow renewal ceremony, they are celebrating the arrival of their newborn baby boy. justin posting this photo on instagram writing in the caption, welcome home jack blues bieber. proud grandparents are also sharing their joy. justin's mom patty writing, congrats. i love you forever baby jack. haley's dan added to that post sharing his congratulations writing may god continue to bless our family. the couple has been married for almost six years. and we wish them all the very best this morning. and then finally, in honor of the u.s. open, come over here, young lady. thank you so much.

kelly andry cheering with the drink of u.s. open. this is the honey dew. these are supposed to look like baby tennis balls. u.s. tennis foundation will hold its 23 rd annual opening gala. this is a chance for star athletes and celebrities to come together and raise money for tennis programs across the country. this year's event is set to honor u.s. open champion andy roddick for all of his work with the andy roddick foundation, helping underresourced kids in austin texas with opportunities to thrive and succeed. by the way, he'll be on gma live with us tomorrow. it's always a big night. guests will include anna wintour, vera wang, monica seles and katie couric. among just a few of the names. last year they raised over $3 million. a really wonderful event to kick off one of the best two weeks in new york. guys, cheers to you. >> whit: cheers to that. >> where are our drinks?

[ laughter ] >> whit: you're gonna send us some tomorrow, right, lara? >> lara: maybe later today. >> whit: you got it. thank you, lara. let's go back to ginger. >> ginger: thank you, whit. the wichita air show had a good day saturday but cancelled the next day. storms came. damaging winds in less of 54 miles per hour. there are storms that will break up that extreme heat. then you've got cold. that's why you get pockets of air sinking like this. we will see them, probably won't be able to see them. so much of this happens tonight in the overnight hours. if you're in minneapolis or back into south dakota, have two ways

>> now to the spotlight on princess kate's outing over the weekend. one of the few times she's been seen in public sin her cancer diagnosis. maggie rulli joins us from london with more. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, sade, good morning. we got that rare glimpse of princess kate over the weekend. it's only the third time we've seen her in public since she announced her cancer diagnosis back in march. we saw the princess attending church in scotland with other members of the royal family, including her husband, prince william, and the king and queen. guys, balmoral is always known as being a special place for the royal family. it's a place they normally vacation in every summer.

also the place where the late queen elizabeth died. this was kate's third public appearance this summer. she also presented a trophy at wimbeldon and all marked the king's official birthday. she also appeared in the video, congratulating the u. k.'s olympic team. she did release an update on her health back in june. she said to everyone there are good days and bad days but overall she is making good progress in her preventive chemotherapy treatment. she did appear well in the pictures that were released. at this point though, we still don't know when kate will be returning to any official public duties. the palace has said that is up to her doctor's advice. guys? >> gio: all right, maggie. thank you so much. good to see her out there. we're going to turn to the right stuff now. all week we are helping you get the the kids back to school with our favorite picks for back to school this year. this morn gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto has backpacks and lunch boxes. this is such an exciting time

for kids. >> and for you and me. >> gio: i'm looking at this dinosaur one already. this would be mine. >> it is so fun to shop for back to school supplies. we are kicking things off with backpack. it is a $20 billion industry. for good reason. every kid needs a backpack. even adult, commuters, we need them, too. let's start with little kids. this is whole collection is from pottery barn. this scored high marks for durability, functionality. you remember being a little kid. you want to pick out the design that speaks to you. dinosaurs. dinosaurs spoke to gio. what parents loved about this, if you have multiple children, part of this is unique. they offer minipacks. if you have a child who's maybe in day care, these will overwhelm them. this is the perfect size. 36 to 42 inch child. this is great. then they graduate up to the mackenzie style, which you see

here for 43 to 49 inches. then 6 and up. you can do a bundle with water bottles and lunch boxes. super high rated. >> gio: well built. >> we're going to move along to jansport. did you have one? >> gio: i did. >> who didn't? there's a good reason. this brand is over 50 years old. they have a life time warranty. we picked this as our older kid. fifth grade into middle school. at this point it's part school supply and part social currency. you have to have a jansport to be cool. if you could model this one for us, gio. the other thing parents love about these. they have a lap top sleeve. this is their super grade plus. this was a top searched trend on amazon the first week of august because everybody was looking for one. this style has over 50,000 five star reviews. it's a great buy at jansport. so thank you. >> gio: what do we got here? these are much bigger. >> much bigger for bigger kids.

no surprise we found these at rei. we needed something that was going to withstand the elements of your teenage years. right? these are indestructable. we have two styles. what everybody really loves about these is their capacity. you can fit so many things in there. >> gio: those books get bigger in college. >> there's something about this north face where it is light weight enough where you don't feel like you are carrying all that stuff around. right? it does have a lap top sleeve. it also has flex bands in the front so you can stick a hoodie or something in there. makes things functional and easy to tote around. >> gio: all right. these are always so fun. >> so fun. so for sports, you don't want to so these are from adidas. this is the number one gym drawstring

bag on amazon 30,000. >> these are the ones i use for the gym. yeah they're fantastic. >> and what we love about them you can fit two water bottles zipper compartment. and they start at 14.99. so we love that price. and finally, if you already have a backpack but you need a lunchbox and who doesn't. again this is great for everyone from little kids up to adults. it's from l.l. bean, has a one year guarantee. super insulated but the real trick here is that they're rigid enough that sandwiches won't get smushed, but they're soft enough that you can actually shove them and, you know, put them in. we love that they're easy to clean. >> for a few sandwiches. exactly. >> easy to clean. really compact. and it's sort of the holy grail of lunchbox. >> they're the best. thanks for finding this for us. and tomorrow. your top picks for water bottles to bring to school. so that's that's ahead tomorrow. and coming up here, the only murders in the building stars. tell us about the new season. you don't want to miss this. they're always so much fun. stick around. you're watching gma. >> friday megan moroney brings the party to gma. kicking off

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>> hey. bay area. live with kelly and marcus. >> coming up, we'll chat with comedian ego nwodim about her new mockumentary, mr. throwback. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you guys shortly. the exploratorium camera. it is sunny out there. it's also getting warm, 60s and 70s for the most part. so inland today we're going into the mid 90s around the bay shoreline. it is a warm afternoon in the mid 80s and then along the coast clouds to some sun and temperatures in the mid and upper 60s. so today highs about 5 to 10 degrees above average. warmer air arrives tomorrow afternoon. reggie aqui drew. >> thank you. another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc seven news.com. the newsontinues now with good morning america >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> gio: welcome back to gma here with the smash hit show "only

murders in the building." the next season is out tomorrow. we just can't wait. itas even more star power and mystery. deborah roberts, you were lucky enough to sit down with selena gomez, martin short, steve martin. >> good morning again. what a great cast, right? it's the hit show people can't seem to get enough of. three unlikely neighbors teaming up to solve murders in their building. welsh it has become a ratings and award winner. i had a chance to sit down with the cast on the set as they were wrapping season 4, which is brimming with a star studded cast. >> good morning. >> good morning america. >> now that we rehearsed that together. >> good morning america. >> reporter: a trio obsessed with getting it right, especially in their hit crime series "only murders in the building." selena gomez, martin short, steve martin about to begin a highly anticipated season 4. >> only murders in the building i'm charles hayes -- >> what the hell?

>> savage. >> we're going to hollywood! >> reporter: this time the new york sleuths ton hollywood. their whodunnit podcast the subject of a movie, where a-listers playing themselves are inspired by the three murder obsessed characters. >> charles, oliver and mabel, this is well, charles, and oliver. >> i'm eugene levy. >> i'm eva longoria. >> this is zach -- >> yes, zach galafragalistic, of course. >> everybody just goes, ah, with the level of stars that you have. the roster, right? eva longoria, molly shannon. it goes on and on. >> it does go on and on. >> mabel, with your traumatized homeless jobless mumbling millennial c stuck between these two old dudes. [ laughter ] it's so funny. >> reporter: did you have say in who your dopple gangers were

going to be? >> i loved that eugene levy. worked with him on "father of the bride." >> reporter: eva longoria is playing you. >> yeah. >> reporter: had you worked with her before? >> i thought it was funny because we reference our age difference. very cute. of course it's a compliment. she's gorgeous and hilarious. >> we thought it would be a good idea if we did a character study. are we attached to mabel? >> i would say so. >> she has a funny line where she says something to the effect of wonder why they cast a little older. studio felt it was too creepy that you at your age would hang out with old guys. >> do you even know how to talk to someone my age? >> i don't, but you don't count because you have old lady energy. >> zach galafinakis is playing me. >> i didn't really know him, but he's got our sense of humor. >> i happen to have started the second highest grossing comedy of all freaking time.

>> are you the little boy from home alone? just laughing all the time. >> the whole time. that's all we do. it's great. >> reporter: and, of course, there's a new murder to investigate. >> what we need is a hot fresh dead body preferably right here. >> reporter: after season 3 ended with a bang. when charles long time stunt double is gunned down. >> who would until sav? >> reporter: and oscar winner meryl streep is back. ♪ >> the song they gave me to sing was like a gift. i mean, it was one of the most beautiful things. and i still sing it to my grandchildren. >> reporter: she does the role, she said, after asking long time friends steve martin and martin short to work on something light and fun. >> i thought, i'm going to ask the two funiest people i know if i can work with them.

i called them up and said if you ever want to do a movie or something like that. they said, why don't you do the show? that's a selena sandwich. i didn't know how i would fit in. two fairly well toasted white pieces and selena's meat of the matter. >> reporter: her character is a theater actress, which streep relates to. >> loretta is who probably i would be if i hadn't had a series of incredible breaks. so it was special in that way. i just kind of came in stripped down, or streeped down. and i just had -- i just wanted joy. and i got it. i got it. every day. >> reporter: now loretta heading to hollywood with the podcast crew. >> look at you. >> hi. >> you're a vision.

>> reporter: what can we expect from season 4? >> season 4 has a spectacular mystery to it. we can help, you know. >> i also feel like it doesn't matter how much talent we have. it is so seamless. everybody will be surprised, hopefully, and enjoy it. i certainly feel like this is our best one. >> maybe this will unzip your lips. can you break this? i give you 20, give me back 50. >> first day of shooting selena said, i'm going to miss this. we both said, do we know something we don't? >> i'm going to miss you guys when you're replaced with billy crystal -- >> the selena sandwich. get your popcorn ready because "only murders in the building" season 4 drops tomorrow on hulu. i will be checking it out. >> i had no idea meryl could sing. >> beautiful voice. >> incredible, right? >> that's meryl streep. she does it all. >> in oliver's apartment. >> i wanted to stay in. i wanted to just move in.

really cool. >> all right, deborah. that was great. thank you for that. coming up here the stars from the streams all you can eat are