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arrested for a dui pleading with police not to take her in because she's a, quote, very clean, thoroughbred white girl. the backlash this morning. ♪ and is there a new bond in town? the fan favorite star who may be taking over 007 duty. ♪ good morning, america. great to have you with us on this friday. or fri-yay as we say around here. who may be the next james bond? elba, idris elba? >> what do you guys feel about that? >> i like it. two thumbs up. >> i agree. two thumbs up. there's new clues that he may be taking over the 007 role, but we'll have much more on that. >> he's got the look, he's got the voice, he's got the acting

chops. >> and the accent. >> all of it. >> i wish i had one of those accents. >> you don't. >> don't you have enough? >> you have so much more. >> exactly. don't get greedy, man. >> trying to figure out what i can do. >> you got some dance moves and you can bring them to the park because it's friday and that means we got our party in the park. look at that, chainsmokers taking the stage and see all those fans, it's a beautiful day. can't wait to get out there. >> perfect. but first we're going to begin with those raging wild fires in california. the governor declaring a state of emergency as the holy fire scorches thousands of acres. 20,000 people told to evacuate as the flames close in on homes. abc's will carr has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, a state of emergency as the holy fire invades neighborhoods. >> hey, backyard's on fire! >> reporter: fire whirling around stop lights, entire hillsides fully engulfed and rows of houses feet away as the wall of flames rips through creating a hellscape seen for

miles. these flames have raced up this hillside. check out how close they are to this home. they are massive. we've got a number of planes in the area. air tankers swooping in dropping streaks of fire retardant. firefighters making a stand against the approaching inferno and people spraying down their homes before they're forced to leave. >> got to get out. >> reporter: the 10,000-acre wildfire 5% contained. the sheer power of the blaze terrifying residents. >> this is the first time i've been anywhere i've heard the fire. it's rough. >> reporter: this morning, the threat is still very real. these flames are continuing to bear down on homes in this community as the man who allegedly started the fire is facing six felonies including arson. robin. >> seeing those flame, all right, will, thank you. now to new protests over the national anthem.takinghe field

du as the music began. abc's paula faris is here with more. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning. 24 of the 32 nfl teams were in action last night. granted, it was just the first preseason game but we did see several player demonstrations during the national anthem. president trump tweeting the nfl players are at it again taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. he tweeted stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. in miami, kenny stills taking a knee while defensive safety robert quinn raises his fist in the air right there. and philadelphia eagles safety malcolm jenkins also raised a fist during the national anthem. now, the nfl said on thursday it will not discipline players for any protests during the national anthem while it attempts to reach a resolution with the nfl players association over its anthem policy which they're working on right now. the league reiterated for now the anthem will continue to be played before every game and all

player and personnel on the field at that time are expected to stand during the presentation of the flag and performance of the anthem. personnel who do not wish to do so can choose to remain in the locker room. the teams are also working on their own individual policies, hopefully they get it done before the season starts which is four weeks from yesterday. >> but if you have a league policy and have a team policy that don't go together -- >> right. >> -- there is no policy. >> well, and the jets' acting owner said if there is an nfl policy, the players being suspended or fined, he will pay for it. all to be determined. >> a lot of owners stepping up there. we'll see what happens, paula, as the season gets closer. >> four weeks from yesterday the season starts. i know you're ready. >> i am ready. the space force, that new branch of the military, the trump administration wants to create it by 2020. let's head to martha raddatz and, martha, they've already started working on a logo for merchandise. >> reporter: they sure have. the trump campaign is working on logos.

no sooner did vice president pence roll out the plans for a space force than the campaign reached out to supporters to choose their favorite space force logo. the intention, to sell merchandise to support trump/pence in 2020. the merchandise could well be popular, but a space force is a long way from becoming reality. in fact it would take an act of congress to create a new branch of the service. but donald trump has been enthusia enthusia enthusiastically advocating for this space force and the pentagon is now figuring out exactly what that would take and how that would work, amy. >> okay, martha. i mean, logos aside, we should point out there are real threats

in space that could disrupt military operations, even daily life. >> reporter: absolutely. the u.s. has a vast array of military intelligence communication satellites that provide everything from gps on our phones to tracking missiles and ships and those could, indeed, be vulnerable and china and russia are making advances in anti-satellite technology, but the pentagon is already tracking that threat and has a space command under the air force with 30,000 personnel working to keep our space assets safe, but president trump wants that to be its own new force and the pentagon is requesting another $8 billion to do it, amy. >> it sounds like there is a lot more to come on this. martha, thank you. michael. >> thank you, amy. this morning, the president's in-laws are officially u.s. citizens. first lady melania trump sponsoring her parents who took the citizenship oath thursday in manhattan. our white house correspondent tara palmeri has more. >> reporter: president trump's in-laws slipping in and out of the manhattan federal building where they took the oath of u.s. citizenship. sources tell abc news that first lady melania trump sponsored her slovenian born parents, viktor and amalija knavs.

taking advantage of the sam policy president trump has denigrated as chain migration and vowed to end. >> a single immigrant can bring in unlimited numbers of relatives. the lottery system and chain migration we'll going to end them, fast. >> reporter: the knavs' lawyer claims they did not get special treatment. the first lady's office declined to comment. months before the election then candidate trump said melania would explain how she attained her citizenship after there were questions over whether she violated immigration laws when she first came to the country in 1995 to model. >> they said my wife melania might have come in illegally. can you believe that one? she has got it so documented so she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. that's good. i love it. i love it. >> reporter: that press

conference never happened. for "good morning america," tara palmeri, abc news, washington. that news about the first lady's parents gaining u.s. citizenship coming as the trump administration faces a firestorm over another immigration issue. a federal judge threatening to hold the attorney general jeff sessions in contempt of court after finding out that a migrant woman and her daughter who were seeking asylum were put on a plane to el salvador while their appeal was pending. the judge ordered their plane turned around, family is back in the usa for now. the latest strange twist in the russia investigation. the woman once called the manhattan madam by some media outlets and notorious for running an escort service is expected to testify this morning before special counsel robert mueller's grand jury in washington. abc's david wright has much more

on all of this. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is an unusual witness for the mueller grand jury but kristin davis is no stranger to political scandal. she ran the business that famously ended the political career of an ambitious new york state governor. she was known as the manhattan madam, her business billed discreetly to high-powered clients as davis investments. >> it's investment in your fun, in your happiness. >> reporter: a prostitution conglomerate with nearly 10,000 clients, among them client number 9, new york state's attorney general and later governor, eliot spitzer who spent $15,000 on prostitutes. when the scandal broke in 2008, spitzer was forced to resign and davis went briefly to jail. >> kristin davis is a brilliant woman, a friend of mine, someone who has made mistakes and has paid her debt to society. >> reporter: president trump's adviser roger stone is an old friend, an employer of her, so

close that stone is god father to davis' 2-year-old son. now stone is under investigation in connection with the russia probe and the special counsel wants the grand jury to hear from davis. >> she knows of no russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration or any other illegal activity on my part in connection with the presidential election or otherwise and she's going to talk to the prosecutors voluntarily. >> reporter: now, davis had an informal meeting with mueller's team last wednesday and now this expected grand jury appearance today. sources tell abc news that mueller's team has been pushing her and others about possible connections between roger stone and wikileaks, which was one of the conduits for those democratic emails hacked by the russians. robin. >> all right, david, thank you. now to a state of emergency declared in virginia as we approach the one-year mark of that violent white nationalist protest in charlottesville last year where a counter protester

heather heyer was killed. there are now fears about what could happen again this weekend and eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: white nationalists are planning unite the white rallies around the country marking the one-year anniversary of their deadly event in charlottesville. [ chanting you will not replace us ] these images of men marching on the university of virginia's campus shook the country. the group converged in charlottesville protesting plans to remove the statue of robert e. lee. [ chanting white lives matter ] the tension building during that weekend. the violence only escalating. chaos in the streets as demonstrators clashed with counterprotesters. turning the streets of charlottesville into a battle zone and then panic and chaos. a car plowing through a crowd of people leaving bystanders searching for their loved ones. >> no! i need my sister! >> reporter: one person, 32-year-old heather heyer, was killed. this morning the alleged driver,

james alex fields is still behind bars now facing charges for murder and committing a hate crime. heather's mom says she sometimes comes to the crash scene. >> i often go down there on my own in the evening sometimes or just to stop and read the messages that people have left and kind of absorb heather's energy. >> reporter: this weekend rallies are planned across the country, d.c. and charlottesville both under a state of emergency. the largest rally planned for sunday in our nation's capital. >> we know that we have people coming to our city for the sole purpose of spewing hate. it didn't make sense last year and it doesn't make sense now. >> reporter: and there are plans in place both here in charlottesville and in d.c. to deal with those protesters. you can see the memorial set up here in charlottesville in memory of the woman who died. in d.c., they've actually decided that with or without a carry permit you cannot carry a gun near those protest sites.

police there saying if you are seen with a gun in those areas, you will be arrested. robin. >> hopefully this time the police will step in and, of course, we're thinking of heather heyer's family this morning. thank you very much. michael. now to a college basketball coach in custody this morning accused of punching a new york tourist who hit his head on the sidewalk and later died. wake forest assistant coach jamill jones is now facing charges and abc's t.j. holmes has the story. >> reporter: an ncaa basketball coach is facing assault charges. >> no comment. >> reporter: after police say he threw a deadly punch sunday in an alleged misunderstanding about an uber ride. police say the man seen in this surveillance video is wake forest assistant coach jamill jones getting out of his suv moments after investigators say 35-year-old sandor szabo knocked on jones' window thinking it was his uber driver.

according to prosecutors jones followed him and allegedly knocked him down with one punch. szabo hit his head on the concrete, lo c police say jones drove away. szabo lived in florida but was in new york to attend a wedding. he was taken to a hospital in critical condition where he died two days later. >> really nice guy and everyone here is just stunned and shocked and we don't know what to say. >> reporter: on thursday, four days after the alleged incident the coach turned himself in to new york authorities. >> the jones family sends their deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> reporter: wake forest university tells abc news they are aware of this matter and we are gathering information. the could was -- the coach was in court. he's pleaded not guilty. he was released on his own recognizance but, again, it all stemmed from an incident. many of us do it all the time. you approach a different car on the street looking for your uber driver. we don't know what happened after that but that sparked this whole incident and a man a now

dead. >> thinking of the family. thanks. now to a possible hate crime in california. all caught on camera. two teens seen beating an elderly man, one of the teens then revealed to be the son of a police chief. abc's marcus moore is in los angeles with that story and, marcus, the chief wrote an open letter saying he's disgusted. >> amy, he said he's disgusted and hurt. really an extraordinary moment. the police chief pouring out his heart in this emotional letter to the public after his son's arrest and he has seen the same video of this vicious attack that you are about to watch. it seems to start with two suspects appearing to confront 71-year-old sahib natt as he walks beside a park. then out of nowhere a punishing kick. before it's over one comes back to kick the elderly sick man while he's still on the ground even appearing to spit on him before leaving. >> everybody is scared. me, all my old guys, we're scared a lot. >> reporter: they're facing charges of robbery, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon

but the victim's family says it was a hate crime. >> that is a hate crime. when they spit, that is a hate crime. >> reporter: then that stunning revelation. neighboring union city police chief darryl mcallister helping authorities identify his own 18-year-old son tyrone as a suspect in the brutal attack later writing on facebook words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected and hurt he and his family are feeling right now. adding my stomach has been churning since the moment i learned this news. the chief also wrote that violence and hatred is not what they have taught their children saying that intolerance for others is not in their vocabulary, let alone their values. tyrone mcallister is expected in court later this morning. aik -- amy. >> all right, pretty incredible that he spoke up and spoke out even though that was his own son. >> did what was righ >> michael. we're going to turn to a sweet moment you have to see to believe. take a look. a real seal, yep, training with the navy s.e.a.l.s.

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charlottesville where a counterprotester, heather heyer, was killed. take a look at this, a quick-thinking tsa agent jumping into action when he saw that, a smoking bag, coming out of an x-ray machine at an airport in georgia. you can see the tsa lead officer calmly walking over picking it up, and thankfully no one was injured and now learned, the smoke was coming from a malfunctioning vape battery. we've been hearing a lot about those batteries. this happened before anyone got on the plane. >> without knowing to grab that, very brave. >> that's right. now to actor casey affleck breaking his silence about the sexual harassment allegations made against him and crediting the me too movement for helping him change. abc's whit johnson is here with that story for us. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning. for the first time casey affleck is publicly saying sorry and addressing those sexual harassment allegations against him. he says he's been listening to the national conversation surrounding the me too movement

and reflecting on his own behavior. casey affleck emerging back into the public eye with a revealing and surprising interview opening up about past allegations made against him in the wake of the me too movement. >> the buck had to stop with me as being one of the purchases and i have to accept responsibility for that and that was a mistake and i contributed to that unprofessional environment and i tolerated -- i tolerated that kind of behavior from other people and i wish that i hadn't. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the 42-year-old actor, director and brother of hollywood superstar ben affleck apologizing for the atmosphere on the set of 2010's "i'm still here" which he directed and starred in alongside joaquin phoenix. >> life's a journey that goes round and round. >> reporter: two women who worked on the film citing uncomfortable atmosphere on set

filed civil lawsuits. one also sued for sexual harassment. the matter settled out of court. >> that i was ever involved in a conflict that resulted in a lawsuit is something that i really regret. i had never had any complaints like that made about me before in my life and it was -- it was really embarrassing and i didn't know how to handle it and i didn't agree with everything that was -- the way that i was being described but i wanted to try to make it right and so we made it right in the way that was asked at the time, put it behind us and move on with our lives. >> reporter: affleck won best actor in 2017 for "manchester by the sea," but with the allegations against him surfacing he opted out of presenting the best actress awards at the oscars this year. >> i think it was the right thing to do. just given everything that was going on in our culture at the moment. but i think that just bigger picture that, you know, and in this business women have underrepresented and underpaid and objectified and diminished and humiliated and belittled in a bazillion ways and just

generally had a mountain of grief thrown at them. >> reporter: affleck now acknowledging his own personal, teachable moment. >> i have two boys so i want to be -- i want too be in a grown world where men model compassion and decency and contrition when it's called for and i certainly tell them to own their mistakes when they make them. >> reporter: and affleck has a new film coming out this fall. "the old man and the gun." he admits in the past he contributed to an unprofessional environment on set. he now sets he's learned a lot and wants to avoid the same mistakes in the future. >> hopefully he has learned. >> he is a father. he has kids. he wants to set a new example. >> all right, thank you very much for that, whit. we'll turn now to that s hig 60 feet in the water. now she's telling her story.

gio benitez is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, so many of you talking about this on social media right now. that 16-year-old girl says it was her friend who pushed her off that bridge. now we're learning that friend is an adult. there are questions this morning over whether she should be criminally charged for pushing her off. this morning, the girl seen in this video being pushed off a bridge and into the water 60 feet below is now speaking out from her hospital bed. >> so she was counting down but i didn't think of anything of it and i was like, no, like don't count down. i won't go if you count down. i'm not ready. >> reporter: the video now shared around the world shows 16-year-old jordan being pushed off the bridge after the teen balked after jumping. she says it was her friend. >> after i was pushed in i think i might have fainted midair. i don't really remember the fall, but then i remember falling into the water. >> reporter: the teen ending up with four broken ribs and punctured lungs.

in the hospital thursday holgerson describing what was going through her mind. >> in the air i was trying to push myself forward so i could be like straight up and down so that my feet hit first but that didn't really work. >> reporter: holgerson's mother now saying the friend who pushed her is an adult and should have known better. >> she should turn herself in and realize what she did wrong. this is not okay. she could have killed my daughter. >> this could have been horrible. she could have died. when you fall three times your height, 50% of people will die. that's usually 25 feet. >> reporter: now many wondering if there will be charges brought against the young woman who pushed the high school junior. >> the investigation has to determine why did she push her? did she have some other motivation, particularly to hurt the young girl or was this, again, just some kind of mistake? >> reporter: and police are now telling us they are investigating this. but they won't say whether they are pursuing charges. meanwhile we learned the teen was released from the hospital and at home resting with her family. >> when you watch that video you could actually hear her hitting the water.

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reaction. lauren cutshaw seen on dash cam begging an officer not to take her in for driving under the influence reportedly saying she should not be arrested because she's white. abc's paula faris is back with this story. good morning, paula. >> you're right. it's getting a whole lot of reaction. cutshaw was speeding, blew through a stop sign. she had been drinking and admitted she may have been smoking marijuana earlier in the evening but when cops pulled her over she thought they should let her off the hook because according to her she's white and went to a great university. >> i'm a pretty girl, please, don't make me go in there. >> reporter: this is 32-year-old lauren cutshaw pleading with a south carolina police officer from the back of a squad car after being arrested for a dui. >> don't you know i've never been arrested? can't you see that on my record? i went to a good and graduated with 3.8 in my high school it got me a scholarship to my college and i graduated from a

really good university. i was almost a valedictorian. i was all-american cheerleader. i mean, i didn't miss a beat my whole life. my whole life. i didn't miss a beat. >> reporter: police say the real estate agent was driving more than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit and ran a stop sign when she was pulled over. according to the police report cutshaw told the officers off camera that she shouldn't be arrested because she's a, quote, very clean, thoroughbred white girl. when asked why that mattered, she allegedly answered, you're a cop. you should know what that means. >> my partner, my partner that i work with is a cop. he would not want to see me like this. >> reporter: the reaction online blistering. one writing sorry, white privilege doesn't work this time. we've seen it before. >> shame on both of you. i will be talking to the chief of police and i will be speaking to the mayor. >> reporter: former commissioner

of the port authority of new york and new jersey resigned after trying to use her status to keep the driver of a car that her daughter was riding in from getting a citation. >> don't call me miss, i'm commissioner. >> reporter: 2015 then espn reporter britt mchenry apologized after this video showed her berating a tow company employee after her car was impounded. >> i'm in the news, sweetheart. i will [ bleep ] sue this place. >> reporter: as for cutshaw she has been charged with driving under the influence, speeding and possession of marijuana. she is out on bail due in court in october but to that police officer's great credit when she mentioned the color of her skin this white officer said, it doesn't matter. >> now she's dealing with the court of public opinion probably in a much bigger way almost. >> exactly, which can be fiercer and tougher. >> already dealing with it. all right, thank you very much. paula. coming up, everybody, as the movie about a giant shark "the meg" hits theaters, one teacher's amazing discovery from a megashark. a megashark.

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these chompers once belonged to a beast larger than a blue whale, a kind of international jewel for the history world. one of only a few finds of these prehistoric megatooth sharks to ever be found in the world. >> there's a monster outside. >> reporter: it'll make you think twice before going in the water. >> my god. it's megalodon. >> reporter: before the oceanic thriller "the meg" starring jason statham takes a bite out of the summer box office, the most famous fish in the sea was this great white. >> you're gonna need a bigger boat. >> reporter: a co loss sal killekil killer. yeah, that would be "jaws." that is, until you feast your eyes on these teeth. >> i couldn't believe it. these things are reay rare. >> australian schoolteacher and fossil enthusiast may have discovered what's left of a massive prehistoric shark. >> it is just, yeah, that was extraordinary and i was over the moon. >> reporter: those teeth on display to the public for the

first time, almost three inches in length belonging to an extinct species aptly named the great narrow-tooth shark. nearly twice the size of a great white with a monster appetite it preyed on small whales 25 million years ago. a ferocious cousin of the famous megalodon. >> even though it actually went extinct 2 million years ago. >> reporter: experts on this year's shark week call it the biggest, baddest creature of all time and that megalodon was 60 feet long but finding the teeth of its cousin has never been discovered in australia until now. they will be displayed, those teeth at the museum in victoria. >> you, 60 feet? >> 60 feet. >> you said the teeth grew to four inches? >> the megalodon is 60 feet. this other shark was 30 feet long and that's twice the size of a great white. yeah, some big old tooth. >> i'm thinking of rainn wilson, the star of "the meg" and how his son is all into that.

>> remember his mother brought the son some teeth. >> we get scared of it and kids love it. >> during that piece i was like, in my passing somebody stumbled upon my teeth, what would they think? >> what species? >> what species was this? >> a giant. >> i love friday. >> it's friday. >> i love fridays. thank you, michael strahan. coming up, how supermodel kate upton helped save her world series champ husband, justin verlander, from depression. and we're ready to rock in the studio and ready to rock here in central park. the chainsmokers, people, they're here live. one of our hottest, hottest concerts of the summer. show your teeth. ♪ coming up "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian, irresistible since 1950. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin.

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>> yeah. first those raging wildfires in california. the governor declaring a state of emergency. the holy fire now scorching more than 10,000 acres forcing more than 20,000 people to evacuate. let's go back to abc's will carr in california on the scene. good morning again, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it's been an intense morning. the scene behind me looks apocalyptic. fire crews working around the clock making their stand. this morning, a state of emergency as the holy fire invades neighborhoods. >> hey, backyard's on fire! >> reporter: fire violently swirling around stoplights. hillsides engulfed and rows of houses feet away as the wall of flames rips through creating a hellscape seen for miles. this fire has made a run. you can see those flames behind me. the embers are burning. it is so smoky. the homes are right behind me here. people desperately spraying down their homes. before they're forced to leave. >> you got to get out of the road. >> reporter: air tankers swooping in dropping streaks of red retardant.

firefighters march up a ridge to make a stand against the approaching inferno. the 10,000-acre wildfire just 5% contained pouring out thick plumes of black smoke. the shear power of the blaze terrifying residents. >> this is the first time i've been anywhere i've heard the fire. >> reporter: the man accused of starting the blaze, forrest clark, now charged with six felonies including aggravated arson. >> authorities say this was started on purpose by an arsonist. what would be your message to that guy -- >> well some stuff you can't say on television. >> reporter: take a look around. you can see these flames continuing to burn. there are 14,000 firefighters on the frontlines this morning here in california. the residents i've spoken with say they're grateful to the men and women who continue to put their lives on the line. robin. >> we certainly are. thank you, will. amy. there is so much devastation from all of those fires and

despite thousands of firefighters battling those flames, the situation seems to keep getting worse.out to central park and check in with ginger. ginger, what will the fire zone face this weekend weather wise? >> in southern california it will still be hot. los angeles is in a heat advisory. san diego had a daily record high yesterday of 90 degrees so the heat is there but now you go north where there are plenty of fires burning in parts of oregon and washington state, even idaho, winds will be big as the low comes in and southerly winds will increase. on top of that, the relative humidity, amy, is down to 8% in boise. 7% in parts of nevada. there are so many fires across the west. numbers like this, great falls is not what firefighters want to see. >> thanks so much, amy. robin. to a story of a woman's life-changing generosity when

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♪ so baby pull me closer in the back seat of your rover ♪ back on "gma," happy friday. we cannot wait for the chainsmokers to perform live, michael is already there at the park, but we are still holding down the fort here and you have a little "pop news" for us. >> i do. i have three words for you. >> what's that? >> elba, idris elba. how does that sound? >> that sounds nice. >> we talked about it for months. idris elba could possibly be the next james bond.

we just can't get away from the speculation. james bond's producers reportedly still considering this fine man as the next 007. yep. >> i just looked in your prompter. that was not in the script. >> this very fine man. i took liberty there, robin. the british newspaper "the independent" -- you can't disagree -- they're reporting that barbara broccoli told antoine fuqua that it was time. it might disappoint some others who have been talked about as taking the role from daniel craig. >> we'll see what happens. >> they're all hot. that's what we call a win/win. wonderful news for the set of "veep." julia louise-dreyfus back posting a message saying we just learned how to take a picture of ourselves on my phone. how cool is this. very sweet. table reads, episodes 2 and 3 season sooechb -- seven. seen here with the cast after a relaxing summer of fun and, of course, having time with her husband in hawaii. >> good.

>> and ireland. nice little vacation. looks like the 11-time emmy winner is ready to get back to work on the final season of "veep" which airs in 2019. >> so happy for her. >> it's such a great show too. >> it's great. i love it. >> a great show and a great victory in her health. >> she is a thriver, baby. >> absolutely. next, do you want to get your hands on hollywood history? marilyn monroe's artifacts will be made available. check out some of the pieces. we have the hollywood icon's most recognizable looks available including a white dress from the subway scene, remember, in "the seven year itch." >> blowing up. >> that was a good line. >> this one is the version the blond bombshell wore on tour made by the same designer of the 1955 dress. >> that was risque back then. >> i think it's still risque. but maybe i'm just old fashioned. you can bid on the script from that movie with monroe's old handwritten notes.

the auction will include an autographed photo to the executive credited with launching her career and gave her the stage name marilyn monroe. the auction will be at the paley center for media in beverly hills august 18th and the auction is set for late october. >> wonderful, wonderful. finally, we all are into disney princesses. who is not? who doesn't want to be a princess? we have them like you've never seen them before. getting a modern makeover from the new "wreck it ralph" sequel. we can see them lounging around just like they are, just be yourself, right? check out elsa from "frozen" and has her t-shirt and sweat pants just letting it go. >> perfect hair. >> always have a good hair day. snow white's shirt, a poison apple on it. people going crazy. love the princesses' low-key looks. we all need to relax sometime. robin, you'll fit into that

picture quick nicely this weekend as i hear what you're going to be doing. >> a lot of nothing. >> you have your princess t-shirt on? >> got it all. thank you. are you going to hit the song i wanted to play -- ♪ lady in red >> thank you so much. that's a compliment. >> we all have a little variation. >> we got a little -- >> ginger in central park. ging. >> i'm going to get the whole crowd doing that. yeah, lady, join me here. we're not playing "lady in red." we are going to hear from the chainsmokers. everybody here that i've talked to is from -- >> new york. >> we got a lot of new yorkers today and there's some good stuff coming out and all very cool. this is -- you guys are the coolest audience i have ever seen on what is -- [ cheers ] thank you. on what is one of the coolest morni mornings. a whole lot of rain come this weekend so we'll love on this weather and the chainsmokers in just a l

now to our "gma" cover story. world series champ justin verlander opening up about his secret battle with depression on the other hand how his now wife, super model kate upton, helped him pull through it. diane macedo is here with this beautiful story. diane. >> good morning to you. so, couples like this seem too have it easy, right? he is a star pitcher. she is a supermodel but justin verlander now says just as he was starting his relationship

with kate upton, he hit a really dark time in his life and instead of leaving she saved him. they're the golden couple who seem to have it all. justin verlander the superstar world series-winning pitcher for the houston astros married to kate upton, one of the most famous models in the world but this morning verlander is revealing to bleacher report that the sunny surface the world saw was not the complete truth saying upton was instrumental in me not, like, jumping off a bridge. i was depressed and kind of just upset at the world. that's because just as they were starting their relationship verlander started suffering a series of injuries first more injuries to his groin, his abdominal muscles and hip muscles. as verlander describes it he was a hot mess and as his body deteriorated so did his game. fans booed him off the field and social media became a relentless stream of vitriol with people

saying maybe get to rehab and get back on the hill. you know that's what you're getting paid for. at 31 he thought his career was over but upton was no stranger to criticism. she too had been a lightning rod for critics attacked on social media for being fat, upton said when someone attacked me i knew i was living my life a healthy way. those comments mean nothing. she taught verlander the importance of knowing your own body and persuaded him to see a new doctor and verlander says she pulled him through. she was someone i could talk to. base dli -- basically a therapist. somebody i could trust with worries about my career, worries about can i make it, worries about what i'm going through to get back. upton says it was all about instincts. as a woman you learn to always question everything everyone is telling you. my industry, my perspective of things, we can't depend on anyone. everything is our responsibility. now back on top of his game, verlander says simply about his wife, she was what i needed. with those hardships behind them justin and kate are now taking on a new adventure, the couple announced just last month they are now expecting their first child. >> very excited about that.

>> need to read that whole report. it's fascinating. >> it's fascinating how he describes seeing this new doctor and how she finally helped him recover from these injuries. it was not at all what he expected. >> all right. but you're expecting. >> i a iee well, and now so are justin and kate. >> thank you, diane. >> join the club, everybody. it's great. >> i'm good. i'm good. thanks. have a good weekend, diane. now to that "gma" health alert about salt. a new study says you may be able double the amount of eat without risking your heart health. before grabbing that shaker you know dr. jen is here. a little controversial. >> it is and the controversy will continue. this was a big study that looked at a lot of people and it really sought to answer the question, we've been recommending reduced sodium intake for so long but is there proof of why we make those recommendations? we know that increased sodium in the diet can raise the blood pressure. but it's always been the assumption then that increased

blood pressure directly translates to risk of heart attack, stroke and death. that's what the study looked at. what they found is people with high sodium intakeeir ri stroke decreased their risk of heart attack and death with the highest amounts. again, this is going to be fraught with a lot of controversy. we hear lower sodium all the time. >> you can read this as you want and people will say do i need more salt? >> not so fast. i want to explain why. there's something called a j-shaped curve and not "j" for jennifer. what study after study has found is people over here who take no or little sodium in their diet and people over here who eat very high amounts of sodium have the highest risk of death, stroke and heart attack. people in this middle area, they're fine. so, again, where that number is, whether it's 1,500 milligrams a

day which is what the american heart association recommends or 2,000 or 3,000, which, by the way, we'respns ron. this is not a lot of salt and most of it, as you know is packed into our food without us knowing. >> i know. i'm always surprised when i look at the packaging. i didn't realize how much was in there. >> so in terms of food -- >> here's my recommendations, okay, because people will hear it and be confused. if you have congestive heart failure or kidney disease, absolutely you need to speak to your doctor and if possible a nutritionist about sodium in your diet. all other people, read those labels. look at the sodium in everything you're eating. you'll be surprised how high it is. try spices on your food instead of sodium. eating out ask for sauces and dressings on the side and use with discretion. the last thing, this is the we never hear about it but

it actually counter acts the negative effects of sodium. get it with watermelons, oranges, bananas. >> thank you so much. let's get to the park and michael. >> all right, robin, i made it to the park and i'm here with becky worley. our series helping you get ready to head back to school like a boss and becky will show us how to save on technology and, becky, this is all about looking for items that have been refurbished. what exactly is refurbished? >> refurbished basically means it was returned for some reason. maybe it was defective, maybe it was damaged in transit, maybe somebody just didn't like the color. but it's been returned. the box has been opened and now they're selling it again. there's a distinction here, though, between seller refurbished and manufacturer refurbished. so seller refurbished, you probably have seen this at like a big box store or online. what it means is that it was

returned. the seller retailer looked a l . let's box it back up and sell it at a discount. manufacturer refurbished means they inspected it and might have replaced a part and then they often will give you a full year warranty. so that is a lot safer. >> big difference. >> a lot safer. >> so what tech products should you buy refurbished and how much can you save? >> you can save quite a significant amount, so let's look at phones to start with because that's a great thing to buy. remember, we're talking about buying for students. they'll crack that screen so fast. >> from experience, i know that with my kids, yeah. >> always. so, what you want to do is let's talk about the iphone first. we have an iphone 7. it retails for $549 but you can get it refurbished from apple with a new battery and a year warranty for $499. that's 50 bucks off. about 10%. that's pretty good. if you're willing to take the gamble and buy a seller refurb

you can get itlittle as $379 wih warranty. >> not the same warranty. >> a little more of a gamble. >> risk and reward and find these from samsung. we have the -- one of their galaxy phones here, originally $599, but you can get it for 470 bucks online. so that's $120 savings. pretty good and one tip i would say, don't buy a phone refurbished that's older than two years, because a lot of that hardware can't handle the updates. >> technology has changed so much in the last two years. >> it future proofs you if you stay under two years. >> what about laptops? >> laptops are great. students are going to be taking these things everywhere they go. so if they buy a refurbished laptop, this was $342 originally. we got for $224. over $115 savings. i was told there would be no

math. >> you're doing good with it. >> roughly 115 bucks off. so what's great about this is that your kid is going to ding this up anyway in their backpacks. so if it has a couple of scuff mark, no big deal. and the other thing is that, you know, you might not be able to get the exact specifications you want, but close enough and you got big savings. >> the scuff marks add character. >> that's right. >> that's what that is. now, what should you be cautious about buying refurbished? >> well, if this tv doesn't give you an indication, holy cow, look at the crack on this thing. we don't know if it happened in transit to the park or in transit from the seller. that's the point. big huge tvs in big boxes going back and forth when somebody sends it back, more opportunity to break in the box. >> this is the going back to school segment, sending your kid back to school like a boss.

who sends their kid to school with a 50-inch tv? >> right, like, that's the kind of school i want to go to, dang. a lot of parents do send 32-inch tvs, you know, keep them in the dorm room and out of the frat parties. you know what i'm saying. you got kids going to college soon. you never know. want to keep them at home and calm. but one other thing not to buy when refurbished is hard drives. it stores all your data and was sent back for a reason. it wasn't because they didn't like the color. if that's damaged and you lose all your term papers, not good. that's not an "a" plus decision. >> a lot of work to make up. becky, thank you. you're adding so much. we love this. we absolutely love it. so many great tips. get all of becky's back-to-school tips on our website. coming up, the chainsmokers are performing live. here in central park. ♪

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hazy skies in parts of the north bay. another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes. we'll see you then. gma welcome back to "gma." we are live in central park with one of the hottest concerts of the summer, the chainsmokers. you hear the audience, they're extremely excited. the grammy award winners are about to perform their top 100 hit "sick boy." central park, are you guys ready for the chainsmokers? okay, chainsmokers, hit it. take it away. ♪ i'm from the east side of america where they choose pride over character ♪ ♪ and we can pick sides but this

is us, this is us, this is ♪ ♪ i live on the west side of america where they spin lies into fairy dust ♪ ♪ and we can pick sides but this is us, this is us, this is ♪ ♪ so don't believe the narcissism when everyone projects and expects you to listen to 'em ♪ ♪ make no mistake i live in a prison that i built myself it is my religion ♪ ♪ and they say that i am the sick boy, easy to say when you don't take the risk, boy ♪ ♪ welcome to the narcissism where we're united under our indifference ♪ ♪ and i'm from the east side of america where we desensitize by hysteria ♪ ♪ we can pick sides but this is us, this is us, this is ♪ ♪ i live on the west side of america where they spin lies into fairy dust and we can pick sides but this is us, this is us this is ♪ ♪ i am the, i am the, i am the sick boy ♪

♪ yeah, i am the, i am the, i am the sick boy ♪ ♪ they say that i am the sick boy and they call me the sick boy ♪ ♪ so don't believe the narcissism when everyone projects and expects you to listen to 'em ♪ ♪ make no mistake i live in a prison that i built myself it is my religion ♪ ♪ and they say that i am the sick boy, easy to say when you don't take the risk, boy ♪ ♪ welcome to the narcissism where we're united under our indifference ♪ ♪ feed yourself with my life's work how many likes is my life worth ♪ ♪ feed yourself with my life's work how many likes is my life worth ♪ ♪ feed yourself with my life's work how many likes is my life worth ♪ ♪ feed yourself on my life's work how many likes is my life worth ♪ ♪ i'm from the east side of

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we are back now with the secrets to how jennifer aniston looks so great at 49. the actress on the latest cover of "instyle" revealing the workout that lets her stay in such great shape. abbie boudreau hit the gym with her trainer to give her moves a try. ♪ there for you >> reporter: she's been setting trends since she was one of our friends. from her signature 'do to her rocking body, jennifer aniston at the age of 49 remains one of the most fit women in hollywood. how does she look s good? besides yoga she says she has this man to thank, leon azubuike gushing to "instyle" she feels

he hung the moon. >> a wonderful person and it's been, you know, the relationship has been built through a mutual respect for one another. there's never been a time where i said, hey, do this exercise and she gives me like, you know, resistance on it. >> reporter: jen's workout is all about toning and fine-tuning her body. sometimes training hours a day. >> anywhere from an hour to two hours 2 hours and 15 minutes, get the break and proper nutrition and hit another workout. >> reporter: i met up with her trainer to give her routine a shot. >> work. >> work. >> no crutches or dumbbells rather resistance for long, lean triceps and biceps. >> a lot of people are traditionally afraid because if i do bicep curls i'll get big bulky arms and that answer is no. >> reporter: focusing on her core with a series of strengthening squats. two to three sets of n. >> i would say two to three sets is good. the next day or the day after

you'll feel some sort of like delayed onset muscle soreness and it will discourage you from doing your program anymore. ♪ >> reporter: but it's the boxing. i want red carpet airporrms and one-two punches that trims her waistline too. >> jab, and two. >> reporter: before i take off my gloves, one last exercise. >> turn that waist. turn the trunk. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> and our thanks to abbie for that. let's head over to ginger. >> yes, because it is the summer, amy, of the block party here on "gma" and our sponsor, king's hawaiian, you know what, they always give us i don't know if you knew that. we are searching for the best grill master out there. we want you to share your recipes along with a photo or video on goodmorningamerica.com.

that's for a chance to appear on "gma" and be crowned the grill master champion. wouldn't that be something? right, megan? yes. she's like, yes. a tip for barbecuing, you can take an onion and clean the grill with it. huh. who knew? just make sure you scrub those grates. this is the fun part of >> so, chloe,t? well, i have a big announcement. club mickey mouse is back. yes, the next generation and version of mickey mouse club is returning wisongs, dance videos and a really

special appearance, will appear. he met behind the scenes just to give them a little experience and some wisdom. you can check out "club picky mouse" on disney's social platforms. that is good news. all right, michael, let's head over to you. >> thanks so much, ginger. i'm here with the guys who are running central park this morning. the chainsmokers. they have the entire park dancing this morning. we're going to hear their latest single in just a moment but first we'll chat so thanks for joining us. you've been in tokyo, in israel, canada, in las vegas. that's just to name a few spots. you're constantly performing and constantly dancing. how do you keep your energy up to do all the travel and all the performing for all your fans out th inks l abo t we com oyene

t jam osu l ie when you out to write a song, do you set out and say, let's write the jam of the summer? >> you know, you would think we would know what we're doing by this point, but we have no idea. every song comes from a different place. this one started with emily who is singing this record. shoutout to -- ooh. [ cheers ] yeah, she sent it to us and we got to produce this and make this chainsmokers record and here we are performing it with you. >> with all the travel you've been doing you also -- you're in the middle of your residency in vegas and you guys -- [ cheers and applause ] >> vegas. >> they love you in vegas. but you also -- you had a special guest come out and perform with you. j. lo. >> and a-rod technically. shoutout to a-rod. >> how was that? you're performing, j. lo says i

want to get on with you. >> we have become friends because she plays her residency in vegas as well as us and we've gone to her show and she's come to ours and we played her new song "dinero" and she was giving us -- can i come up? we're like, are you kidding me and like five seconds later i found myself -- i don't know -- did you see the dance moves i was doing up there? >> you can show them and -- >> i'll save them for the stage. >> but it was not good. it was not pretty. it was the best i got. sometimes you find yourselves in situations where you're dancing next to j. lo. >> the best you got is always good enough. >> always good enough for us. >> we're not going to hold you back. we won't hole them back anymore. it is the 13th chainsmokers song to reach the hot 100. here performing "side effects" for the very first time ever on live tv, the chainsmokers with emily warren, go do your things, fellas. [ cheers and applause ]

♪ >> what's up, new york? how you feeling. my name is emily warren. this is "side effects." put your hands up. ♪ it's 4:00 a.m. i don't know where to go ♪ ♪ everywhere is closed i should just go home, yeah ♪ ♪ my feet are taking me to your front door ♪ ♪ i know i shouldn't though heaven only knows ♪ ♪ that ooh the side effect to my loneliness is you, ooh, you're all that i want ♪ ♪ no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ ooh, you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ this happens every time i try

to mix decision-making with one too many drinks ♪ ♪ but, ooh, if late night friends have consequences, cool, yeah ♪ ♪ ooh, you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight ooh i think about it all the time ♪ ♪ make it happen in my mind i'm telling you yeah ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ time should've taught me the lesson went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing draw the line i'm

by the line ♪ ♪ time should have taught me the lesson ♪ ♪ went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing draw the line i'm by the line ♪ ♪ ooh, you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight yeah ♪ ♪ ooh you're all that i want no good at giving you up ♪ ♪ come on and give me some love tonight, yeah ♪ ♪ i think about it all the time make it happen in my mind ♪ ♪ i'm telling you yeah ooh you're all that i want ♪ ♪ no good at giving you up come on and give me some love tonight ♪ ♪ time should have taught me the lesson went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing ♪ ♪ draw the line i'm by the line yeah ♪ ♪ time should have taught me the lesson ♪ ♪ went looking for a sign but instead i got a message ♪ ♪ i take off my pride every time we undressing draw the line

i'm by the line yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" summer concert series sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. irresistible since 1950. ♪

back here on "gma" and the chainsmokers' album "sick boy" is out now. here they are performing "somebody" featuring drew love. >> new york, how you feeling? make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] i said, new york, make some noise. one, two, three, let's go.

♪ ♪ in the town full of fancy cars and crowded bars and supermodels looks exactly the way it did inside my head ♪ ♪ when i dreamed about it all the things i could live without ♪ ♪ i need it now 'cause they're all around me ♪ ♪ only thing that i can't afford is to lose myself tryna be somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ you should have known better than to listen to your heart again ♪ ♪ people change with the weather you know just know what i like ♪ ♪ i don't really like anybody so don't tell me i'm like anybody else ♪ ♪ you put it back together don't let it fall apart again ♪

♪ people change with the weather ♪ ♪ in the town full of fancy cars and crowded bars and supermodels ♪ ♪ looks exactly the way it did inside my head ♪ ♪ when i dreamed about it all the things i could live without ♪ ♪ i need it now 'cause they're all around me ♪ ♪ only thing that i can't afford is to lose myself tryna be somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ somebody, you know, just know what i like somedy ad i knew better ♪my ♪ i won't blame it on my faults again i know i should forget her ♪ ♪ you know just know what i like i don't really like anybody ♪ ♪ so don't tell me i'm like

anybody else ♪ ♪ in the town full of fancy cars and crowded bars and supermodels ♪ ♪ looks exactly the way it did inside my head when i dreamed about it ♪ ♪ all the things i could live without i need it now 'cause they're all around me ♪ ♪ only thing that i can't afford is to lose myself ♪ ♪ tryna be somebody, somebody ♪ somebody, somebody, somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ you know just know what i like somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ somebody, somebody you know just know what i like ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't really like anybody so don't tell me i'm like anybody ♪ ♪ 'cause i anybody so don't tell me i'm like anybody ♪ ♪ in the town full of fancy cars and crowded bars and supermodels ♪

♪ looks exactly the way it did inside my head when i dreamed about it ♪ ♪ all the things i could live without i need it now 'cause they're all around me ♪ ♪ only thing that i can't afford is to lose myself tryna be somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ somebody, somebody, somebody, somebody ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody >> central park, make some noise for drew love. >> new york city. ♪ somebody [ cheers and applause ]

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we cannot say thank you enough to the chainsmokers. thank you guys so much. they'll play us into the weekend with their hit "paris."

♪ ♪ we were staying in paris to get away from your parents ♪ ♪ and i thought wow if i could take this in a shot right now ♪ ♪ i don't think that we could work this out ♪ ♪ out on the terrace i don't know if it's fair ♪

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our meteorologist has the forecast. >> hi, reggie, bring slightly cooler temperatures and better air quality. right now stocked in at golden gate bridge. 60s through oakland and san jose. this afternoon, clouds stick around the coast. 60s there and half moon bay san francisco 66. plenty of sunshine elsewhere. oakland warming up to 74. inland areas get into the low to mid # 90s. hazy conditions in the north bay. >> thanks francis. want to take you back out to tracey area westbound 580 near north flynn road. earlier mull if i car crashed has been pushed off to the side. speeds starting to pick up. live look at the bay bridge. little heavy traffic as you get into san francisco, but nothing blocking. >> time for live with kelly and

ryan. see you at 11:00 a.m. for midday news. until then, >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today from the new film "the meg," rain wilson. and see what happens when ryan tries out to be the ball person for the u.s. open. and shayna taylor shares her almond milk recipe with us as we wrap up "live goes nuts week." plus, the last viewer finalist takes over the grill on our "live's fired up friday: fan foodie face off" ." also, television and broadway star katie lowes joins ryan at the cohost desk. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes!