congratulations. -- owe good for him. congratulations. >> we'll be back with an abc news update. >> enjoy the heat. good morning good morning starts right now. good morning, america. growing protests in london as the president meets with britain's prime minister. >> from pomp to politics. president trump gets the royal treatment overnight at a lavish banquet. >> ladies and gentlemen, i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president and mrs. trump. >> now marchers fill the streets to protest the president and his policies as he meets with theresa may just days before she steps down from a government in turmoil. the new severe weather alert. the arkansas river hitting the highest level in history this morning and now the heartland bracing for more rain on top of that catastrophic flooding. new details in that deadly workplace shooting. the gunman's resignation letter now revealed as authorities

search for a motive. mystery death in paradise. the young parents from texas just days into their dream vacation when they die from an unknown illness. chilling new developments in the missing mom mystery. what the surveillance video from the night she disappeared reveals as her estranged husband and his girlfriend go before the judge. shark attack. the 17-year-old suffering a brutal bite in north carolina now speaking out from her hospital bed. her message this morning and how her hero father risked it all to save his daughter. and we say good-bye to "jeopardy james," the "jeopardy mega star brought down just one win away from ken jennings' record losing to a 27-year-old librarian. why he made that surprising final "jeopardy" bet. what he's saying about it all this morning. ♪ might sound crazy but it ain't no lie baby bye bye bye ♪ saying bye, bye, bye with almost $2.5 million. good morning, america. great to have you with us on

this tuesday morning, and "jeopardy james" was gracious about last night's loss ending his 32-game winning streak. >> he had a sense of humor about it as well. before the episode aired he tweeted, i knew i shouldn't have invited drake to the "jeopardy" taping. drake has been known to have the drake curse. the toronto raptors, the university of kentucky, anthony joshua who lost his heavyweight title this weekend, so yeah. i guess drake must have gone. >> he's a sports better as well. breaking news out of london where president trump is wrapping up his state visit to the uk. the high ceremony at the royal banquet in his honor last night giving way to protests in the streets of london today as the president meets with outgoing prime minister theresa may. she's stepping down in just three days. the country in crisis over brexit and our senior national correspondent terry moran starts us off from buckingham palace. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, after a dazzling start to this state visit, president trump gets down to business today.

the business of politics. president trump and outgoing prime minister theresa may, holding a press conference in which they reaffirmed that special alliance, and they also showed there are real differences between the u.s. and the uk. this morning, president trump with outgoing prime minister theresa may. >> this is the greatest alliance the world has ever known. >> reporter: earlier sitting down with british business leaders, sharing that meeting and the president joking maybe she should take back her resignation. >> i don't know what your timing is, but stick around. let's do this deal, okay? >> reporter: but may is the lamest of lame ducks. her ten years in office broken by the debate about how britain should leave the european union. the president has weighed in on that, pushing for a so-called hard brexit where the uk would just crash out of the eu without a deal, and he has boldly backed boris johnson to succeed may.

>> he is a friend of mine. he's very nice and i have a good relationship with him. >> reporter: they need the u.s. and president trump more than ever, and he's getting the red carpet treatment here, including last night's state dinner here at buckingham palace hosted by the queen herself. >> i'm confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> reporter: the first lady in an evening gown and long gloves was escorted by prince charles. ivanka trump joining several other family members amid a glittering gathering of notables, including prince william and duchess kate. that included a long tribute to the queen. >> she has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty and patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people. >> reporter: well, that is quite a moment for donald trump real estate developer from queens at

a banquet held in his honor by the queen. there are protests here. it's raining out and it doesn't seem like there is quite as much energy in them as before, and clearly president trump thinks this has been a triumph, robin. >> thank you. we have seen this is sparking protests in the uk. ian pannell is in london with more on all that. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, robin. from the statue of nelson's column, and we are here because of the people out here. thousands -- tens of thousands are expected to gather here today, and not against america. they are against the president and the official visit here to the uk. they're against the man, the policies, the words, the deeds, and that's why they have come out here. there is even a giant robot that has come all the way from philadelphia, and it spouts out famous phrases the president likes to use like fake news and no collusion.

the play today is to march down to westminster to make their voices heard, but there is a ring around the president and the chances are he may not hear what's happening, but they will go on and protest, george. >> ian pannell in london, thank you. back home the president facing new protests from his own party over his plan to impose new tariffs on imports from mexico. congressional republicans are now considering action to block the tariffs which would be their most defiant move yet against trump. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce is in washington with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, many republicans simply are not happy with the president's surprise plan to impose new tariffs on mexico and now they could take action to try and stop him, potentially voting to block the president and his use of executive power. you are right, it would be a dramatic rebuke from republicans that could also block billions of dollars in border wall funding but, george, republicans are concerned that these tariffs could amount to tax increases on american consumers and businesses and could risk the president's new trade deal and they are demanding more information. they're now hoping to learn more tomorrow after a major meeting here between mexican officials and members of the trump administration.

>> meantime, mary, democrats stepping up their actions against trump administration officials. >> reporter: yeah, george. one week from today the house will vote to hold the attorney general bill barr and the president's former white house counsel don mcgahn in contempt of congress for failing to turn over the full un-redacted mueller report. the house oversight committee is also holding to move barr and the commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt for failing to comply to subpoenas related to that decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census but this is not likely to ended standoff between the democrats and this white house. >> not going away. mary, thanks very much. now to the historic flooding in the heartland. the arkansas river reaching record levels and now more rain is on the way. ginger is tracking the very latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. we just looked. pendleton, arkansas, the highest river level on the arkansas river ever in recorded history. now you go upstream to pine bluff, arkansas, where these

homes are isolated. people are trying so hard to put those sandbags around. worst flooding there since 77 years. conway, just the roofs showing. this is upstream just northwest of little rock. my uncle lives right near here. you imagine it's not just the homes around lake conway, but 100 of them in jeopardy, but the people that have to get into the town to get groceries and live life. this meanings a lot to them because there's more rain on the way. upper level disturbance, a lot of moisture from the tropics wrapping in another 3 to 4 inches from iowa to mississippi to south dakota, guys, there is flooding and big problems in the agricultural world too. michael? >> thank you so much, ginger. we turn to new details on that deadly workplace rampage in virginia beach. the city is releasing the gunman's resignation email, but investigators are still searching for a motive. whit johnson has more. good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. still so many questions about what may have triggered this horrific attack. but a newly released email is only deepening the mystery. just hours before that massacre, dewayne craddock sending in his

resignation letter telling his supervisor, quote, it has been a pleasure to serve the city but due to personal reasons, i must relieve my position. craddock and the supervisor agreeing his last day would be in two weeks, but the shooter would later die in a hail of gunfire that evening after police say he killed 12 innocent victims, most of them co-workers. four people were also injured taken to nearby hospitals. three of them at last update remain in critical condition. the fourth is now in serious condition which is an improvement after being moved out of the icu, michael. >> and, whit, we're learning more about the weapons the gunman used during the shooting. >> reporter: michael, that's right. virginia beach police are now confirming to abc news that the silencer the gunman used was purchased legally. that's in addition to the four other weapons that he legally obtained. that means that the gunman passed a lengthy process of background checks and law

enforcement approval. silencers are allowed in the state of virginia, but prohibited in the city of virginia beach, michael. >> all right, a lot of questions to be answered. thank you so much, whit. robin. now to new developments in the search for that missing mother of five in connecticut. jennifer dulos' estranged husband and his girlfriend appearing in court on monday as police reveal new details about what they have found. eva pilgrim is in new canaan, connecticut with more on all this. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the search for jennifer now entering its 12th day. investigators back out in the area with canines where her car was found. police are saying jennifer dulos was the victim of, quote, a serious physical assault after finding blood in her garage. this morning, chilling new details about the night missing connecticut mother of five jennifer dulos disappeared. police say surveillance video from that night shows a man they suspect is her estranged husband fotis stopping at over 30 locations in hartford emerging

from his ford pickup and placing multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles. cell phone records putting him in the area. girlfriend michelle troconis was seated next to him in the passenger seat. authorities say they recovered bloodstained clothing and various household items like a kitchen sponge from the bags that tested positive for jennifer's blood. >> where is she? where >> reporter: on monday, fotis and troconis ignore reporters appearing before a norwalk judge, both facing charges for evidence tampering and hindering the prosecution. >> based on the allegations the court is going to set bond at $500,000. >> reporter: troconis posting the $500,000 bond that afternoon emerging from court with a sweater over her head and an ankle bracelet. >> do you know what happened to jennifer? >> reporter: for nearly two weeks multiple agencies have been searching for any sign of the 50-year-old mother last seen dropping her children off at school on may 24th.

new canaan police now sending out this robocall asking residents for their help in the search. >> if you have a surveillance video system at your residence or business and it captures vehicular activity, we request that you save the video. >> reporter: now, fotis is still behind bars. he has not posted bond. the prosecutor in court saying they anticipate more charges are coming, george. >> thank you, eva. we move on to new details in that north carolina shark attack on a 17-year-old girl who lost her leg. we're now learning how her father jumped into action to save her life, and abc's gio benitez is on the scene in atlantic beach with the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. that father is a trained rescuer. he did everything he was supposed to do and this morning, despite everything she's going through, his 17-year-old daughter is grateful. >> female subject badly injured. >> reporter: they are the chilling calls for help.

after 17-year-old paige winter was attacked by a shark at a north carolina beach. >> is she awake and breathing? >> if she is, it's barely. she's in bad shape. her leg is almost gone. >> reporter: her father, a marine firefighter and paramedic punching the shark five times on its nose. exactly what experts say you shouldo rk off you aiming for the animal's snout or gills. >> i didn't hear her crying or anything. i think she was just in shock and she was with a group of friends and they were all there around her. >> reporter: now this morning we're hearing from paige herself issuing this statement from her hospital bed, although i have extensive injuries including an amputated leg and damage to my hands, i will be okay. i know i have a long road to recovery which includes additional surgeries. i will continue to stay positive and be thankful that it was not worse. the teen losing a leg above the knee and some of her fingers. her grandmother posting on facebook that she may also need a hand transplant. incredibly, the hospital says paige is in good condition and

she does not blame the shark for what happened to her. and, listen, this attack was entirely unpredictable. it happened in the middle of the day, 1:00 p.m. sunday, but still officials here are urging everyone in this community and all across the country at beaches all across this country to not go in the water at dawn and dusk when sharks are more likely to be out. michael. >> all right, thank you so much, gio, very brave young woman. now we're going to go to the latest in the college admissions scandal. attorneys for some of the parents facing charges argued in court on monday that the payments were charitable donations, not bribes. tom llamas is here with more and, tom, this looks like a possible preview of their defense. >> reporter: that is right, michael. good morning to you. as we know already some parents caught up in this scandal have pleaded guilty but others are still fighting and this morning we're getting a sense of what the defense for some may be. bribes, what bribes? we thought this was all for charity. this morning, some of the

parents busted in the so-called "varsity blues" scandal seeming to mount a possible defense. nearly 30 attorneys representing 19 parents appearing in a boston courtroom. some of them arguing their clients did not make bribes. they thought they were making charitable donations, but the money went to the st singer, alg with athletic coaches and test proctors he was paying. assistant u.s. attorney eric rosen arguing the parents charged were in the wrong regardless saying, quote, it simply doesn't matter whether the money went to a coach's program or the coach directly, 13 of them, including actress felicity huffman, pleading guilty to mail fraud charges. others most notably actress lori loughlin are still maintaining their innocence. the actress and her husband accused of paying $500,000 in bribes. so where is this possible defense coming from?

well, there were parents who dealt with that college consultant singer who were not charged. those parents were allegedly told their payments would be going to a university or a college athletic program, not to bribe anyone but, guys, just want to give you an idea what the government has in this case, they have more than 3 million documents against the parents who were charged including transcripts, emails and bank financial records. >> and cooperating witnesses too. >> and cooperating witnesses. most importantly. >> thank you. now to the nba finals, the countdown is on in game three, the series now tied as you know, a game apiece but there are questions brewing over a play in the last two minutes of the previous game. t.j. holmes, good enough to make a little pit stop before you head out on wednesday. >> toronto to oakland that includes a stop in new york. it's on the way. >> yes. >> folks, you're going to have to let it go. you lost the game, but we find out there was a violation that should have been called on that last play for the warriors that essentially sealed the deal. roll the play. you all tell me. did you spot the violation? here it comes, here it comes.

wait for it. did you see it? no? he did. >> travel. >> steph curry traveled on that play. the nba put it out and it happens right here. it's in that spot, but here's the thing, they put it out in the final two-minute report. they do it for every game that's close but say it's so subtle that you only seit in enhanced video so the ref wouldn't have been expected to catch it but still the folks in toronto, that doesn't make you feel good. >> no, no, no. >> but the game is tied 1-1. going back to oakland now but the warriors are struggling here right now. >> how about klay? how is he? >> klay thompson has a hamstring injury. he said he's going to play. he's been getting treatment. he has a mild hamstring sprain. he's going to play, but but kevon looney their forward who started some games, he is out indefinitely. he is probably not going to come back for the finals and kevin durant is still nursing his. they're a bit of a mess, but we're going back. game three, some special guests projected to be in the house, i think, on game three. stay tuned. >> ooh. a little tease there.

>> with all these injuries if they can win it shows how stacked this team is. >> you can see game three of the nba finals tomorrow night 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> george, they're leaving us here. >> right here at the desk. over to ginger. >> all right, let's go ahead and start with this, shall we? [ laughter ] look at the hail in new mexico. this picture coming to you, that is covering the ground in new mexico. that type of severe storm possible with hail mostly damaging wind though today anywhere from duluth down to kansas city and, say, illinois through west virginia and even northern virginia tomorrow. all right. your local weather in 30 seconds, first the tuesday trivia sponsored by expedia.com.

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>> exactly. we're following a lot of headlines this morning as well. president trump wrapping up his state visit meeting with prime minister theng in the streets. they're taking on the president and his policies. you see that balloon and back here at home, heartland bracing for more rain as they face historic flooding. the arkansas river reaching record levels. severe weather expected for the midwest over the next few days. and the mega millions drawing is tonight, $475 million, seventh largest and the odds of winning, 302 million to 1. speaking of money, now to that stunning end to "jeopardy james" reign losing a game just as he was on the brink of setting the show's all-time money record. amy, you saw it all. >> i know. of all the games to lose, it certainly wast med like no one could stop james holzhauer. dozens of contestants tried and

failed but this time a 27-year-old librarian was up for the challenge. >> reporter: before the competition heated up, a moment of gratitude from host alex trebek to the reigning champ. >> i do want to express my thanks to your beautiful daughter, natasha, for having made this get well card for me. that was very sweet of her. thank you. >> reporter: then the battle began. >> he is now just $60,000 away from ken jennings' record-setting total of many, many years ago so we could see a new record set here today. >> reporter: the game starting like so many others. >> literature for a thousand. >> answer, daily double. >> reporter: with history on the line, james finding himself in a battle with 27-year-old librarian emma boettcher who wrote her masters degree paper on predicting the difficulty of trivia questions using "jeopardy" clues. >> you know, i think i got to make it a true daily double.

>> all right. $15,200. >> what is annapolis? >> that's right. closest it's been in a while. >> reporter: then final "jeopardy," emma in the lead. james trying to come from behind. >> his response was correct. his wager, a modest one for the first time. >> reporter: emma also getting the question right but unlike james going for broke. >> so, emma, it's up to you. oh, gosh, 20,000. what a payday. >> reporter: and just like that, a new champion was crowned. >> $46,801. wait a game. oh, my gosh, what a way to start the week. congratulations. >> reporter: james' family watching in realtime. >> this has been a run of a lifetime for my brother james. i'm so proud of him. i'm so glad he got to go on the show. i always knew if he got on, he would do something great. >> reporter: afterwards james paying tribute to the new champ. >> one thing that makes me really happy is that i didn't beat myself. i lost to an elite player who played a near perfect game.

it was exactly how i wanted to lose if i had to lose knowing that i can hang my head up high. >> reporter: emma who auditioned four times before getting the call to compete, expressing her delight. >> to say that i've won a game of "jeopardy" no matter who against is just incredible. >> reporter: ken jennings whose all-time record is safe for now comparing james to the avengers' thanos with this picture, writing, james holzhauer walking off stage at "jeopardy!" his reign of destruction, complete. james responding, you win this round, but if "jeopardy" ever gives me 43 second chance games, look out. now some people including the people in my own home were wondering why james bet so little on that final jeopardy question. he explained it himself saying, i knew i could only win if emma missed as there is no way she would bet to cover my all in bet. my only concern was getting overtaken by third place and he bet just enough to make sure he locked the othert. that.aegy behi his almo5 milln?firi

ayo to help the most amount of people. he also says he's going to take his wife on a food tour of every country in the world. >> every country? >> that's what he said so maybe he's got some nice time on his hands with those earnings. going to take a while. >> we'll bring in former "jeopardy" champion austin rogers who has some insight on the reign of "jeopardy james." good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> you're a formidable champion in your own right. >> nothing like this though. >> 12 games in a row. that's sixth best. over $400,000, not shabby at all. what did you think of james' run? >> it's unreal. it's other worldly. he played the theoretical best way you could possibly ever play the game that everyone thought, hey, maybe i could do that. but no one had the -- i'll use a gentle word, the nerve, the nerve to do it. >> tv friendly, we appreciate that. >> yes, it's also 7:30. >> you had a unique playing style that gave you a certain

amount of fame and notoriety. james had his style as well so what can he expect from the new notoriety or fame from doing the show? >> when i was on it, 12 games, i didn't actually think it was really that big of a deal and everyone at the studio is like your life is going to change. i had no idea. james, i think, he knew what he was doing was special. so he's already front loaded it and had his social media on lockdown and he's like, i love my wife, i love my kids. here you go, buddy, you're set. i can't walk down the street without getting seen but i think he's like -- he's a private person. i think he's got it good. >> we've seen all these headlines. he broke the game of "jeopardy." how much he changed it? >> he broke it. okay, as far as i'm concerned there's three distinct eras, the first 15 years or so, where you can only win five games for 75,000, then the open era dominated by ken jennings and now we've got the post-james holzhauer where you would be an absolute idiot to not play in that new style.

>> you saw emma get a huge payout in a way we haven't seen before. >> i got better than that. [ laughter ] >> drop the mic. >> no, but i think henceforth moving forward, you know, we're going to look at the ken jennings era with a sort of quaint nostalgia that we look at the '80s era when you could only win five at a time. ken jennings is like, oh, my god, the average before james was something along the lines of $19,000. some nerd will correct me on that, but now with james' average of $70,000 which was at that point in time the number one highest for a decade. >> were you shocked he bet 1300 because emma didn't put it all in like he was anticipating. >> there's this massive school of betting i'm not smart enough to know and i know that he would never pick a wrong number. he's way better at math than me. so he picked the proper number to hedge the third place.

>> right, right. >> it sounds like that's what was going against e strate itas ltle >> i don't know. i think he was -- i think he's probably not as confident as he could have been on that categoe thinking about -- he was betting against emma. >> there was an audible gasp in my house when we saw how little he bet. we're like, what? oh, no. >> if you add it up, it all adds up. >> it makes sense. >> people were still looking for you at your bar? were there people -- >> at 48th and 9th avenue. >> you just teed that right up for him, robin. >> i know. >> tripled his tips. >> you're a special man. you truly are. >> i'll take that as special. >> in a good way. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming in. >> thanks so much, guys. when we come back we'll look at that american couple on a dream getaway but then died from a mystery illness and we'll have the search for the answers right now.

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michelle paul. the young couple left their texas home for a dream vacation in fiji two weeks ago but within days of landing on the remote island paradise, an unknown illness took their lives. now health officials are searching for clues with all signs pointing to some form of virus as their loved ones desperately wait for answers. >> they knew something was going on in their body and was able to get to the hospital. >> reporter: david was an air force vet. his wife michelle a former student athlete. relatives tell abc news that michelle passed first and david shortly thereafter despite efforts to airlift him to australia for treatment. >> the last text i got from my daughter was her hands was numb. >> reporter: now the family is coming together to care for the couple's son, daughter and pet dog. >> from grandparents we are now parents and it's just a major change. >> reporter: with more tests being conducted overseas, a cause of death must be

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♪ go big or go home real estate reality check. how to maximize the sale of your home. are make or break for the buyer. the simple tips from a shark to help you get top dollar. ♪ and buckle up. wanda sykes is here live from "all in the family." we can't wait to welcome her. >> and she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] wonderful to have wanda sykes with us this morning. she was great playing weezy. >> she sure was. >> i loved that, and ahead, before steph curry heads to the court tomorrow night, we'll tell you how he's saying thank you t. a nice gesture. >> in so many ways. big game tomorrow night. a lot of news to get to starting with president trump wrapping up a state visit to the uk with the royal banquet in his honor last night. his visit is sparking protests

in the streets of london as he meets with outgoing prime minister theresa may. let's go back to our senior national correspondent terry moran at buckingham palace. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's been a busy day here for president trump. this press conference with outgoing prime minister theresa may. it showed how close the alliance is, and serious areas of disagreement here. heard it on iran, and the technology giant in china. britain wants to adopt the technology, and the united states is concerned about the security implications of that. there are protests outside this magnificent room i'm in. it's raining out there, and doesn't seem like there is quite as many as there have been in previous mass protests. the president not popular in london. he is popular elsewhere in britain, and here today, he is going forward from here to hold a banquet. he's going to be the host tonight. another glittering array of

notables. he will be in his finest and hosting a au.s.baad's here in london. it's been a trip that began with pomp and ceremony. did business today. back tonight to the banquet. george? >> terry moran, thanks. robin? that catastrophic flooding in the midwest and more storms heading for the already devastated region. let's go back to ginger who is tracking the latest. good morning again. >> these pictures get more difficult to see each and every day as the water levels keep rising. this is conway, arkansas. you are seeing the tops of homes. those are just rooftops sticking out there. this is a place where it's reached its highest point on record. look at pine bluff. that home, the ones that are left, trying to sandbag around there, save anything you can. you can't imagine losing all your belongings. i've covered so many floods. it's a differ thing and slow moving unfortunately because there's more rain. yes, in the forecast for not just the arkansas river but down the mississippi, up into parts of missouri that have been so tortured into the missouri

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oh, my. thank y'all. welcome back to "gma" and this terrificude on this tuesday morning. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tomorrow what happens when two country superstars interview each other. luke bryan and blake shelton are going to go one-on-one. >> that's fun. >> with each other. we cannot wait for that. [ applause ] perfect, perfect, perfect. how about "pop news" right now with lara. you think? let's do it. you guys mentioned before we're going to begin with jay-z. he has 99 problems but money ain't one of them. the rap mogul making history as the first hip-hop artist to become a billionaire according to "forbes" magazine. let's give it up for mr. jay-z. the rapper's assets include music, of course, but also fashion, liquor, real estate and art. his entertainment company roc

nation and streaming title ,100 ny are worth ecved an earlh, h o beyonce, oh, that hasn't hurt his bottom line either. a remarkable rise from his tough beginnings. as jay-z says he's not a businessman, he's a business, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> i like that. well done. well done. tracy morgan in the news. the actor and comedian set to host the 2019 espys honoring the year's major sports achievements and unforgettable moments. morgan says he's thrilled to be hosting and hopes his family can make it telling the press and i quote, i hope my uncle sidney poitier is there with my biological father tony dorset and my second cousin, herschel

walker. he goes on to say, hey, bo jackson, i want my $2 back. i love the guy. it's a great night for a good cause. you can expect anything from tracy. the espys raises awareness and funds for the v foundation cer you're very active in that cause. everybody, check it out. espys on july 10th right here michael douglas, oscar winner and now realtor? the "wall street" star selling his estate in mallorca, spain. narrating a video for the property built 200 years ago. there it is. it is one of the buildings. there are seven by the royal court of vienna. here's michael. >> over the past 30 years i've put my own mark on the place completely modernizing and redecorating the old buildings that were built by the archduke. >> i mean, the video is

mesmerizing. you peek at the ten enite bedrooms, a vineyard, olive grove, mountains and beaches, all part of the 200-acre property and bought it for $3.5 million. it can be yours for $32.4 million. no takers? >> not yet. >> okay, enjoy the video. it's free. [ laughter ] and checkmate. for one lucky family whose relative bought this little chess piece back in 1964. there he is, for the equivalent of $6 in scotland. the man was an antique dealer. he knew it was old. he had no idea what a good eye he had. he threw it in a drawer where it sat for 55 years. he passed. his family brought some of his things to sotheby's and that $6 chess piece is a viking treasure. one of the famed louis chessmen carved from wallace ivory in the

12th century and its development estimated value could go up to $1.3 million. it's for that tiny little guy that sat in a drawer. it's known as the louis warder. it's a little bearded fellow with a sword and shield, considered a rook in modern day chess. the piece has been sought after since the 1830s when most of the viking chess pieces in that set were found. not all of them though. the other louis chessmen still in existence are in national museums in england and scotland. there are four still missing out there. check your drawers, people. that one, number five, goes on the auction block in london july 2nd. >> and that's why i brake for plea markets. >> you are on fire today. thank you, lara. [ applause ] we'll move on to our "gma" cover story. another slam dunk surprise from nba megastar steph curry as we gear up for game three of the finals tomorrow night. the golden state warrior paying tribute to the city of oakland and the people who make it great.

t.j. is back with that. >> reporter: all right. i know we watch golden state warriors games on national tv. oftentimes you see the beauty shots showing you, what, san francisco, the bay area, golden gate bridge but this team is quintessentially oakland. they have been playing there for 47 years, and now they're about to leave. steph curry who has been such a part of this success, of this team, he has a message in the finals, and that message is written all over his shoes. [ applause ] >> curry, for three. >> reporter: the face of the golden state warriors, steph curry, a six-time nba all-star, two-time nba mvp and three-time nba champion. he's now leading the warriors back to oracle arena for the last time as the team prepares to move across the bay to stran francisco. >> all year we've been celebrating oakland, celebrating oracle arena, give oakland one celebratio across the bridge. >> reporter: as curry says good-bye after ten years in oakland he's taking time to thank the people who've made it a city worth missing releasing a

special edition of his signature shoe, the under armour curry six appropriately named thank you oakland and he's gifting pairs to those who helped him along the way. >> steph wanted to thank you for all that you do. >> fancy box there. >> dear oakland. >> through the ups and downs this city has always had my back. >> i'll always be grateful for you and every other person in the bay. >> you were the beg dog trainer in the game, hands down. >> reporter: a pair of shoes for curry's dog trainer, a parking attendant, his barber. >> he is indicative of the type of player, the type of people that come from oakland. >> reporter: yusef wright isn't just curry's barber he cuts the hair of many of the players on the team. >> there was a box of shoes with my name on it, and that they were an ode to oakland. i mean, it's an amazing thing. it's not a marketing ploy. it's not a campaign for it. it's just sincere genuine gratitude to the city in which

has helped him get to where he is at. i was absolutely taken aback. [ applause ] >> and this oracle arena is a special place. so stuck with that team when they had a bunch of down years and it's just special that energy so looking forward to going to game three. these are the last ones ever for the warriors in oracle. >> i asked you to get me a pair of shoes and you got both pair in your size. >> okay. i needed a backup in case. it was for the prop. [ laughter ] >> are you ready for the game? >> i am. i'm literally running right out of here with my -- >> do you need a date? >> robin, yes. can we tell folks yet? >> yes. >> i'm going to the game. >> robin is going to the game. [ cheers and applause ] >> with t.j. and the nba invited me, the commissioner and i asked them, i said i know you got pretty good seats but i think i got better seats. you want to sit with me? maybe split for awhile. >> everybody, you skipped.

robin asked me to be her date. that's the key to everything. [ applause ] >> and you can see game three tomorrow night right here on abc at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. [ applause ] >> all right, get out of here. >> run out of here with those shoes. now we go to big changes coming to apple and getting ready to say good-bye to itunes. abc's janai norman is here with what it means for your music, movies and more and, janai, this is the end of an era. >> reporter: it is. you can tell from the audience. everybody's sad about it, right? it's so hard to say good-bye but after 18 years apple is announcing the end of itunes and the response has been a mix of nostalgia and a sigh of relief. ♪ help, not just anybody >> reporter: after 18 years, apple is breaking up the band. the company revealing monday that it's pulling the plug on itunes sending the once revolutionary service into

retirement, replacing it with three apps for your music, your podcasts and your video. >> our itunes is not one app but three. >> reporter: before the iphone, before the ipod, there was itunes. ♪ ♪ push the button >> reporter: unveiling in 2001 by steve jobs as a new way to listen to and buy music, what the company called jukebox software. users could create and manage their own music libraries, burn their own cds and buy songs for just a dollar. steve jobs saying at its launch in 2001, itunes is miles ahead of every other jukebox application, and we hope its dramatically simpler user interface will bring more people into the digital music revolution coming at a crucial time for both the music industry and apple when so many people were pirating music using napster and often illegal free apps.

he said when this launched, consumers don't want to be treated like criminals and artists don't want their valuable work stolen. the itunes music store offers a groundbreaking solution for both. at itunes' height of popularity and power on average a million people a day visiting its home page. the choices of bands, songs, shows and movies displayed helping drive sales and pop culture. as a big-time deejay and former consultant to itunes told "the wall street journal" in 2007, the way mtv used to be the place where you had to have a video playing as one of the key legs of the stool itunes is now one of the key legs of the stool. back to what is take its place. those three apps for music, podcasts and for tv and movies. apple giving consumers what they've been asking for for years. man, apple also announced some big changes to the apple watch including some new health features like a built-in microphone to listen for ambient sound alerting you if it's too loud so you can protect your

ears, but of course, the big talker today, the changes to itunes. >> yeah. >> say good-bye.>> remember whe something special. [ laughter ] thank you, janai. we'll go to ginger. hey. we have a little "gma" moment to share, park city, utah, you know when you're trying to use a hose and get a drink out of it but when you're a 2-year-old it doesn't always go well. check it out. ah. i mean, every time little nora leans in she's struggling to get to that. to the water. eventually her grandma taking this video, debbie, they helped her out. she got some water.

all right, time for our new series, real estate reality check. i love that. this morning we have great ways to help you sell your home and now is the best time to do it, mid-march through mid-june. that's prime season and making a few upgrades can really make a huge difference. "shark tank's" barbara corcoran who knows all about this will join us in a moment. first, here's a look at what one family is doing to get the bucks. ♪ >> reporter: it's selling season, and this family is ready to move on, and now that it's time to sell, they're giving this house a facelift, hoping for a top dollar sale. >> we want our house to be the kind of home that a buyer would walk into and think, wow, this is incredible. we can make our home here and it's perfect the way it is. >> reporter: update number one,

changing these once black floors from this to this. >> when people come in we knew they would immediately see what the floors look like and they go throughout the entire first and second floor. so it was something that impacted the entire look of the house. >> reporter: next finishing their basement though it is still a work in progress. >> we're going to go ahead and finish it off with dry wall and paint and put flooring in. we put a new boiler in this year. the old one needed replacing. >> reporter: outside they plan to add a fresh coat of paint to match the new window trims. >> it's not that expensive to purchase paint and something that can easily be done ourselves and it will make the house just look more attractive from the start. >> reporter: but they're leaving some parts of the house as is, like the kids' bathroom. >> even if it might not be the most mod den fixtures it still works all right. >> reporter: they've considered removing this wall unit, but ultimately decided it could be attractive to buyers. >> storage is one of the most important things that anybody looks for in a house. we try to look at it through a

buyer's eyes. what would we look for and want to see? that's definitely helped us shape the projects that we've chosen. >> good stuff. all right, barbara corcoran, "shark tank" star real estate mogul is here. [ applause ] and, barbara -- [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> you always say and it really is true you need to put in to get out. >> definitely. but you have to put in the improvements in the house that are going to make you money back when you sell. >> yes. where do you start? >> not the wrong improvements. the first thing you have to realize that the buyer will judge your house and decide if they want it within the first 30 seconds of seeing it. >> isn't that amazing? >> focus on the things that buyer will see within 30 seconds. that's the first rule of thumb. >> so think about that, ladies. we have two audience members here, kelly and connie. see how much you guys know about how to get the most out of your house. question for you now, number one, which makes the most real estate sense? doing a backyard buildout or a living room refresh? what do you two think?

>> i think a backyard. >> use your card. >> this is a game show situation. >> backyard. >> nothing but the best. backyard. >> barbara says? >> i got very bad news. >> i was going living room. listen to what she just said. >> you forgot the first rule. that person will never make it to the backyard to see what you've done. they have already decided. the living room changes make the all the difference. it's the most important room in the house, and the single cheapest best change you can make is to buy a bigger rug because buyers walk in and judge the size of the living room not by the walls but by the size of the rug. after that it's a matter of letting as much light in as you possibly can. you want to dump your old curtai curtains, get simple white shades, replace the light fixtures and put 100-watt bulbs and in paint it a nice neutral color or white and they get that big wow factor. >> less is more. it makes your room look bigger too. de-clutter. >> thank you, you're so right. de-clutter. throw out half your stuff or at least 1/3, 2 1/2. >> curb appeal. think about the advice we've given you already. which outside update makes more sense, replacing the roof or

repainting the house, what are you going to get back? >> be careful. give it a moment's thought. you were wrong last time. >> this is the nicest game show ever. where you win nothing and get insulted. [ laughter ] go ahead. what do you say? >> repaint the house? >> i say repaint. >> you got a brain transplant. great job. [ cheers and applause ] >> you did it. those are simple things. guys, barbara, last thing to think about? >> the most important thing ask yourself exactly how much money can i get back for what i'm spending and ask a good realtor and they'll give you that answer. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. thank you, guys. we'll be right back. k.

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look where ♪ i thought i'd miss you >> welcome back to "gma." that's country star kelsea ballerini with her hit song "miss me more." you don't want to miss her when she returns to host the music event of the summer. cma fest along with thomas rhett, "dancing with the stars" champ and "american idol" coach bobby bones will be there as a special guest host and the three-hour prime time concert special airs right here on abc on sunday, august 4th. [ applause ] >> a good time. >> all right. it is that time when we bring out a great guest. you know her from shows like "black-ish" and "curb your enthusiasm," now she's got a new comedy stand-up special out called "not normal." please welcome wanda sykes. [ ch♪

>> h, robin. >> get her on up there. >> there you go. >> all right. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> how are you? >> i'm great. how are you doing? >> you, you, you. well, thank you for being here. good morning, first of all. >> good morning, yeah. >> you were just part of the must see tv event of the year when you brought "all in the family" and "the jeffersons," they came back live. what was it like being a part that? >> man, it's epic. epic. it was a dream come true. i grew up watching norman lear shows and whenever someone asks what kind of show you want to do, i always say a norman lear show. now not only was i doing a norman lear show, it was amazing. it was incredible. marla gibbs, what. >> i know. oh, when she came out like that. >> it was just tears, it was

nuts. >> what about the moment jamie foxx breaks character -- >> i knew jamie was going to do something. he's jamie. he's jamie. that was great. that was a great moment. >> you held it together. how did you do that? >> you know, i took my cue from anthony, i just -- i was like, okay, you go, i'm going to have to go but, okay, we going to stay. we're going to stay in character, okay. i don't have an oscar, i'm going to stay in character. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure in the rehearsals there had to be some downright funny moments. >> oh, man, we had so much fun. there was one moment where -- when marla gibbs walked in, and she called jackee sondra -- it was so much fun, and the hing of crying, i mean, when woody and marisa were ngg song, we're standing backstage and we're, like, tearing up and

i'm, like -- i look over and ellie kemper and she's tearing up then we're like, oh, god, we got to go onstage so had to run in and patch us back up. >> nothing like live tv. >> live tv. >> and speaking of live tv and tearing up, comedy special you have. yes. [ applause ] it is called stand-up special, it's called "not normal." >> i love that title. >> nothing is off-limits. we'll give everybody a taste of it right now. here's a little sample. >> if i go four days without tweezing, i can have a nice situation going on right here. [ laughter ] the other day i pulled a hair out of my neck that was so long i thought my neck was growing bangs. [ applause ] >> so relatable. >> it's not normal. >> but you also, wanda, you talk about your family and the twins

are 10 years old. >> they're 10 now. >> oh, my gosh. >> what do they think about momma? >> you know, it's -- they came to a rehearsal when i was shooting the special and they walked in and they're looking at all the equipment and everything and, you know, and they're just staring at it and all this is here for you? and i'm like, yeah, i know, y'all don't even show up at the door when i come home, you know. i am home! >> a great equalizer. >> anybody home? where are y'all? i'm here. nothing. i get nothing so they're just -- really impressed by a lot of things that -- >> i'm sure. >> that's cool for them to see their mom in a new light. speaking of families you're part of one of our favorite shows, "black-ish." >> oh, my gosh. [ applause ] >> so looking forward to the new season this fall. first there's "black-ish" then there was "grown-ish." now "mixed-ish." if you could create another show in the franchise, wanda th,

create your show with the ish. >> i think we would go with "rich-ish." you know. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> sounds good. >> yeah. >> i like that. [ applause ] >> who would be the star of "rich-ish"? >> it has to be a rapper like a little-known rapper like not a big popular rapper like, you know, like maybe we should follow the "old town road" guy. he's big now. he's big now, right? >> lil nas x. >> but he has the one hit, right? so we'll follow him, and then we see, like, he buys a bunch of crazy stuff he shouldn't even be buying like living in an apartment but he has a stable of horses. [ laughter ] >> you know there are producers right now writing it down. >> just go out in and keep talking. >> i like that "rich-ish." >> yeah. "rich-ish." >> i tell you right now. her special will make you laugh-ish. wanda sykes, "not normal." it's streaming now on netflix.

make sure you go check it out, wanda, thank you so much. we'll be right back. [ applause ] >> thanks a lot. [ applause ]

tuesday morning. at just 25 years old caylin moore has been through more than adults twice his age. after a difficult childhood

growing up in compton he overcame the odds to be a rhodes scholar, and now he's sharing his story in a new memoir called "dream too big." please welcome caylin moore. [ applause ] welcome, man. [ applause ] you, you've done so much in 25 years. your book is titled "a dream too big" but in your wildest dreams did you think you'd ever be here today where you are? >> wow, to be honest i would say not really. it seemed incredibly unrealistic at times, you know, given the environment i come from so it was hard to imagine something like this. >> you said growing up, it was risky to have big dreams? >> right. >> why would it be risky for anyone to have big dreams. >> sometimes people see you as a threat. because it means you won't become a gang member so you're a threat to the gangs. you may appear threatening to law enforcement, you may appear threatening to teachers, you know, that are apathetic and push you through the system so sometimes, you know, if you rise high you illustrate the stark realities of, you know, of how difficult it is to do so.

>> and you said when you were a kid you often went without food. this is what you said, you were fueled by hunger but you feasted on hope. where do you find hope? you were going through so much. where did you find hope? >> i would say two main sources. the number o faith in god. my second source was my mother. for my mom she went through some of the most traumatic things that one could imagine and, you know, i inherited that idea of still being hopeful even through the hardships. >> i know you played in snoop's youth football league which snoop started to help kids have an opportunity to have somewhere to go to stay out of trouble so do you think sports helped you in a sense of being in that league and playing football in the snoop league? >> absolutely, i think sports were a tremendous help for myself. unfortunately in that environment, you know, you don't have math centers. i never saw a montessori school for young black boys and don't have arts and other opportunities to develop yourself so sometimes sports is the only thing you have as a

positive outlet or positive force in your life. >> and you're a role model. you want -- seriously, you read this book from what he's gone through in compton with some struggles with your mother and her health. and what happened to her in the hospital. what do you want other kids your age, younger, older, anyone who reads this book or looks at you, what do you want them to take away from this? >> i would like them to know there are no dreams that are too big and to hold on to hope even when it's difficult to do so and for everyone else, i would have the message that hopefully my book is something that emboldens you to think critically about the corrections we need to make in education and society so that children don't look at a dream as a dream that's too big for them to chase. >> and speaking of big, you're a rhodes scholar, man. he's a rhodes scholar. what. [ applause ] wow. and you created an organization called spark so tell us about that.

>> absolutely, it was an organization started by me and a couple of other my teammates. what we wanted to do was speak life into a dying situation. there's an elementary school that was right next to a prison not too far from campus. think about the imagery and what that does to you every day. so what we would do is go to those elementary schools, those youth detention centers and we would tell our stories and be a positive force in those kids' lives and we got a grant for a couple of thousand dollars to give to a teacher to purchase uniforms. so we justrm in a positive way. [ applause ] >> well, you're doing that, man. you're a great example. keep on doing what you're doing, man. thank you so much. i saw the story and i had to talk to you. >> yes, sir. >> "a dream too big," it is available everywhere today. make sure you go out and you pick that up. all right, ginger, what you got? i'm inspired. thank you, michael. i want to tell everybody, you can clap, yeah. more for him. that's awesome, because it is national fishing and boating week. our sponsor take me fishing wants us to get out on the water

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guys don't get along with him. >> sometimes he can be a little too aggressive. >> there are a lot of men in the house that are frustrated with him. >> reporter: an aggressive rugby game causing the second hospital visit of the season. >> i can't lift my shoulder. can i just get it looked at? this thing is killing me. >> ah. >> reporter: an extra hard tackle from luke p. to luke s. creating even more drama in the house. >> hey, i'm sorry. i just want to tell you i'm sorry. >> luke can't control himself. frickin' animal. it's crazy to see -- i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: all the tension between the men leaving hannah questioning everything. >> last night was just a constant state of frustration and confusion about luke p. and i don't know if i'm reading him wrong or right. >> honestly i don't want to talk to anybody because i'm just not all right today.

>> reporter: in the end hannah's solo date with tyler c. was the perfect distraction. >> just know i got you, and i'm always going to have you. regardless. >> i'm really excited and you were exactly what i needed today. >> reporter: it was the battle of the lukes and that drama is bound to get more intense as hannah tries to figure out what guys are there for the right reasons and who to send home. lara. >> i mean, choices, choice, thank you so much, abbie. can you see it all on the new "the bachelorette" next monday night 8:00 p.m., 7:00 central right here on abc. also right here over here, michael and sara. >> turn it over here. >> what is going on today? >> what do we have this afternoon? >> we are talking more about "the bachelorette" because when rachel and i look at each other we're like, oh, my gosh. we speak in memes. >> we can't wait. >> michael is there purely -- he's like a referee. >> that's my job and jason is

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we're back now with evangeline lilly. we all loved her as kate in "lost" and "avengers: endgame" and now the series "the squickerwonkers" and i will get into that situation. >> well done. >> first, i want to just ask you all about -- i like that you say that you are really -- you see

yourself as a writer who has a really great day job. >> a really great day job. i'm very, very lucky and i am so grateful for that day job but my passion, the thing that i do when nobody asks me to do it when no one pays me to do it is writing. i've seen it since i was yay high and will do it for the rest of my life and very exciting to be starting a career, hopefully a career, knock wood in that space. >> yeah. that's awesome, and i have to believe as a writer as well, that it only makes you better at your job, and saw that first hand. what was it like to be a part of "avengers: endgame"? >> i just keep pinching myself. it's ridiculous i have gotten to be a part of such enormous franchises that are so beloved by the fans, i mean, i did "lost" and did the middle earth world and now in -- i'm going to get hit by a bus. that's what's going to happen. you just can't be good forever. >> stop it. i don't even want to hear that. you say that "the squickerwonkers" was the book you wished you had as a kid. >> yes. >> tell us why. >> i was a terrible rider as a

little kid. i was really, really slow. i still am really slow so i really didn't like books at all, period. but there was an author named edward gory who quote meese books that were dark and highly sophisticated but had five or six words on a page and lots of pictures and i felt like he was telling me i know that just because you're a slow reader and not a strong reader doesn't mean you're stupid. you're smart and you can get it so these books are in the spirit of edward gory. >> that's really, really nice. do you wanuskeaying it? i'll say it over and over again. >> that's where it comes from, when i was 14 i was in seuss and that's very late, but i was a very bad reader, and i was, like, he makes up the words when he doesn't have a rhyme. i made up a bunch of words an there was this one word i liked the feeling of it on my tongue and it was squickerwonker and i was like, but what's a squickerwonker? and all of a sudden this voice came into my head and i could hear it so can clearly and said

the name is squickerwonker, perhaps i'm known to you but that's it, squickerwonker. >> oh, yeah. >> and this is what squickerwonkers do. >> i wish i had a shrek accent. i totally agree now. >> i was hooked and have been hooked ever since. >> i'm starting to visualize and that's what it's about. we want our audience to visualize or imagine, who didn't love -- did we all love "lost." the show was so good. [ applause ] i miss it so much. so we wanted to ask you, we were all wondering if you were stranded on an island, which of your co-stars would you want to be stranded with and why? in a scottish accent. no, okay. no, you don't have to. >> the question wasn't hard enough already. >> no. >> i -- i'm going to say hugh jackman. >> really. [ applause ] that's a great answer. >> there's some dudes back there who are like, yeah and by the way, i can't say jack or sawyer

because that will be a question that will remain me with for life. i will take it to the grave. there would be a riot if i chose one side or the other. >> i was trying to so delicately to get that answer. >> i knew what was happening. >> all right, hugh, you win. >> he always wins. he wins everything, right? >> we win with "the squickerwonkers." [ applause ] it's awesome. congratulations. >> thank you. >> "the squickerwonkers" is out right now. evangeline lilly. "good morning america" will be "good morning america" will be right back. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att.

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good morning, i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." let's go to mike nicco for the forecast. >> hi, everybody. i bet the beach gets a little more crowded as this heat wears through my 7-day forecast. heat pretty strong. 10 degrees stronger than the normal temperature outside, so drink fluids and use sunscreen. 90s inland. east bay and santa rosa, 97. five of the seven days in my accuweather forecast are warmer than average. on the richmond-san rafael bridge if that's your usual commute, watch out. they're recovering from a collision that happened earlier on the southbound 101, so you might want to leave a little earlier this morning. as far as drive times we are all in the red -- actually, fremont-san jose is in the ye