>> i like a good cry. >> is that why reggie is not here today. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes. good morning, america.utes. we hope you had a great weekend. we know it was a hot one but finally a cooldown and some relief. summer storm warning. as the heat wave breaks, flash flooding and lightning causing chaos from indianapolis to florida. eight injured in a lightning strike on the beach. and overnight, nearly 400,000 without power from michigan to new york. now ten states on alert. ginger is here with the latest. breaking news, iran claims they've captured spies working for the cia as dramatic new video shows mass iranian commandos seizing a british oil tanker with 23 people on board. not backing down, the governor of puerto rico now refusing to resign as more than a million people get ready for a massive protest this morning. this little boy fishing off the coast of cape cod when all

of a sudden a great white takes a bite. cliff jumping controversy. super bowl champ tom brady in hot water after posting this video -- >> one, two, three, go. >> -- leaping off a cliff with his 6-year-old daughter. even dwayne johnson saying it gives him anxiety. and black widow is back. our "avengers" exclusive. the huge marvel reveal. what's next for your favorite superheroes? we're one-on-one with scarlett johansson only on "gma." ♪ i'm gonna love you until you hate me ♪ and we do say good morning, america. great to have you with us on this monday morning and quite a one for marvel fans. >> sure is. "avengers: endgame" now the top grossing movie of all time closing in on $3 billion.

>> there's this other movie you might have heard about. it's called "the lion king." it roared -- see what i did there? it roared to a huge opening. >> we'll more on that ahead. first we begin with dangerous storms across the country as tens of millions get relief from that heat wave, severe weather is moving bringing heavy winds and flooding. ginger starts us off right here in times square with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> this is the price we pay for breaking the heat. it's going to look like this. like it did in green bay, wisconsin, over the weekend. for so many folks today there were over 600 severe storm reports just since friday and now this morning hundreds of thousands of folks are waking up without power. >> reporter: nearly 400,000 customers without power this morning after severe storms and extreme heat took over this weekend. the deadly heat taking out power

overnight in brooklyn, new york. more than 50,000 in the dark. traffic lights out. police using road flares to direct traffic.ny and deploying 200 state police to assist. the heat in part fueling storms that produced a lightning strike in clearwater beach, florida. >> we're in a safe area getting ready to transport the one cardiac arrest. >> reporter: a terrifying blast clearing the beach, striking a 40-year-old man, injuring eight others. >> the most critical victim was in cardiac arrest and our crews were able to revive him on the way to the hospital. >> reporter: in wisconsin, up to 86-mile-per-hour winds within those severe storms including tornadoes. >> had that hit the house, it would have taken the bedroom off. >> reporter: from wisconsin to michigan more than 430,000 customers without power. heavy rain, winds, lightning shredding trees and power lines. flash flooding in denver and womaswt away in that rushingd flood. the dynamics of what's about to

happen today are a little complex. there's a lot of tropical moisture coming up against the front and this is what we have to look for, flash flooding anyw f yk, all of new jersey, including delaware. you could see one to two-inch per hour rainfall rates. that quickly could come up on a road. if you come on a flooded road, do not go through it. dangerous winds from connecticut down to delaware, maryland and washington, d.c. included today. george? >> a lot to watch for. th than thanks, ginger. the latest now on rising tensions with iran. this morning iran claims to have captured spies working for the cia and the british government has called an emergency meeting after newly released video shows iranian commandos seizing a british oil tanker in a critical shipping lane. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tracking all the new developm t developments. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning, we know a british warship intervened with the iranians in a dramatic encounter and this morning, a mass roundup of those iranians accused of

spying. iran accuses the 17 iranian nationals of spying and meeting with cia officials. in a press conference this morning in tehran releasing documents and photos of men they say were recruited online. several already sentenced to death. this comes as new details from the seizure of that british tanker just days ago. >> stena impero, if you obey, you will be safe, over. >> reporter: a warning from iran's revolutionary guard to the british oil tanker to turn around. >> change your course to 360, 360 degrees immediately. >> reporter: but it was not the tanker crew that responded to the warning, it was a british warship trying to stop the iranian commandos from boarding the commercial tanker, the "mv. stena." >> please confirm that you are not intending to violate

international law by unlawfully attempting to board "mv. stena." >> no challenge is intended. >> reporter: within moments while fastboats swarmed the tanker an iranian helicopter swarmed over the ship and commandos rappelling onto the deck capturing the vessel and 23 crew members. an iranian flag now flying above the ship's bridge. iran claiming the british vessel violated international maritime laws but the british government says iranians are retaliating for the uk's fourth of july seizure of an iranian vessel they believe was heading to syria. and this morning there's still no word on the fate of the 23 british crew members, but british officials, george, are seeking to resolve the situation. right now. >> and, martha, on another front a u.s. navy plane had an incident with a venezuelan fighter jet. >> they did. u.s. southern command released a video which you can see for yourself how close a venezuelan

fighter jet got to a u.s. reconnaissance plane both flying in international waters but this is a dangerous maneuver. the u.s. saying it jeopardized the crew and the aircraft. the venezuelans clearly just harassing the u.s. for its tough stance against venezuelan leaders. george? >> not safe at all there, martha, thanks very much. cecelia? we turn to the turmoil in puerto rico. overnight the embattled governor announced he will not seek re-election but protesters say that is not enough and many are now demanding that he resign. now a million people getting ready to hit the streets there today. victor oquendo is in san juan with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. we're at the starting point for these demonstrations. this baseball stadium, some people camped out overnight. the crowds really starting to grow and they are loud. organizers calling for an islandwide strike. that's when we expect so many to hit the strike with celebrities like ricky martin leading the charge and they say they won't stop until the governor resigns.

overnight in puerto rico outrage and intense pressure growing. the island's governor ricardo rossello saying on facebook apologizing is not enough. announcing he'll step down as head of the party and won't seek re-election but he will finish his term. >> he said he will not resign but he will step down as leader of the party. is that enough? >> that's not enough. we need him out. we need a good governor. we need leadership. >> reporter: protesters say the frustration with the government has been building, that the last straw was a leaked group chat between the governor and his inner circle, nearly 900 pages laced with sexist and homophobic language. ever since there have been nightly protests at times swelling into the hundreds of thousands taking ovesa. inr e governor to step down only growing louder. the demonstrations leading to clashes with police. and forcing some members of the governor's inner circle to leave

their posts including his press secretary resigning after she says she was called corrupt in front of her young son. some u.s. officials and democratic presidential hopefuls joining in on the calls for the governor to resign. he refuses to back down but did say he is ready to face the legislative process which could lead to impeachment. george? >> quite a situation down there. okay, victor, thanks we go to washington now and the fallout from president trump's attack on the four democratic congresswomen that opened up a fierce debate on race that's likely to echo all throughout the election and terry moran is at the white house with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. the president is continuing those attacks and following what is his classic pattern, he says something divisive or racist. then he tries to walk it back denying what he actually said and then with another tweet or statement, a wick or nod he dou graham said this weekend, he

always doubles down. and that's what we saw him do. one of those four democratic members of congress, he says, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country and more like that. it's having a cost. a police officer in louisiana now being suspended for tweeting -- for saying on facebook he thinks representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, quote, deserves a round and i don't mean the kind she served as a bartender suggesting maybe somebody shoot her. the president clearly thinks it is a winning strategy dividing the country along racial and ethnic lines. >> a long way to go before election day. i want to talk about robert mueller's testimony on wednesday morning. he is going to be facing democrats and republicans who have quite different goals, likely to frustrate them both. >> reporter: exactly right, george. this is the big event in washington this week. the mueller testimony right there. democrats want to use this testimony. they have been intensively preparing and holding mock hearings trying to see how they can get robert mueller to help them make the case in their view

president trump did have links with russia and the 2016 campaign and definitely obstructed justice. republicans want to use their time to press their claims that mueller was bias and it was a deep state skulduggery but they have a problem. mueller is a notoriously reluctant witness. he doesn't want to say anything. he's testified up there scores of time. he's made it his practice not to say much and to scorn all that bipartisanship. so fasten your seat belts. it's going to be an interesting show this week. >> this will be his 89th appearance before congress. thanks very much. i know you'll join us wednesday morning. our live coverage of mueller's testimony starts at 8:30 eastern. cecelia, i know you'll be there as well. >> i'll be there as well. we turn to breaking news overnight, manhattan's longest serving district attorney robert morgenthau passed away at 99 years old. morgenthau inspired a law and order character and his office delivered verdicts in some of the country's most high-profile cases including the murder of

john lennon to the wrongful conviction of the central park five. morgenthau moved to have those five men exonerated 13 years later. he's credited with developing prominent legal minds such as justice sonia sotomayor and spent his final years doing pro bono work and ten days shy of his 100th birthday. >> that's incredible, thank you, cecelia. now to that international murder mystery. a young american woman and her boyfriend found dead along a highway in canada. a manhunt now under way and linsey davis here. eyewitnesses are now coming forward. >> they certainly are and good morning. these are people who say they were driving along the notorious highway known as the highway of tears and saw the couple before their demise. now the search for a killer as police try to determine if this was random or targeted. >> reporter: this morning two families on opposite sides of the world are desperate for

answers, mourning the murder of this young couple. >> i don't know who would do something like this. >> this was someone's son, someone's daughter. >> reporter: police in canada say 24-year-old chynna deese, an american from north carolina, and her 23-year-old australian boyfriend, lucas fowler died last week. their bodies found alongside this remote highway. >> it's not yet clear whether lucas and chynna were targeted or if this was a crime of opportunity. >> reporter: chynna's family said they recently set out on a road trip to explore canada's national parks together. along the way their blue 1986 chevy van broke down on highway 97 where they were spotted by this couple who drove by offering help. >> the gentleman insisted that they were okay and that he didn't need our help and that in that same day somebody so evil would do something so horrific to them, that's just terrible. >> reporter: their bodies were discovered the following day. loved ones say chynna and lucas shared a love of travel and

adventure. >> we'll nerve never get full closure on this. it's going to hurt the rest of our lives. >> and i want people to know, you know, who she was, she volunteered and she gave -- she wasn't materialistic and she was a beautiful person. >> reporter: an australian news agency reported a woman came forward saying she saw a bearded man arguing with the couple before they were murdered. a sketch artist will reportedly work with the woman to come up with a composite of the man and we heard a statement from chynna's dad saying he's afraid for others' safety because a homicidal maniac is on the loose. cecelia? >> linsey, thank you. we turn to the cliff jump sparking a lot of reaction this morning. super bowl champ tom brady posting this video on social media. you can see him leaping off a cliff with his 6-year-old daughter. t.j. holmes is here with more. all right, t.j. >> all right. igi him anxiety. >> okay, look, i have to start

with no brady off spring were harmed in the making of this video. let's start with that. look, he appears to yank his child, his 6-year-old off a cliff. now, we have a hard time criticizing this guy for being a quarterback but people have no problem now criticizing him as a parent. >> one, two, three, jump. >> reporter: super bowl champ tom brady is being accused of some bad parenting after he posted this video to instagram showing him jumping off a cliff with his 6-year-old daughter vivian. >> my, gosh. >> brady posted the video during a family trip to costa rica and captioning the leap saying if she's going to be an olympic champion one day it probably won't be in synchronized diving. daddy always gives her a 10 though. but his 6 million followers were quick to chime in saying the star was being irresponsible. bad parenting, his daughter

almost broke her arm. nfl should consider punishment, one user wrote. another saying, not the smartest move. she could have been hurt. next time wait to make sure she's jumping too. even brady's celebrity friends chimed in. you know i have complete faith in you as a man, friend, player and father but this just gave me anxiety, jesus. dwayne johnson wrote that while diddy simply added a crying face emoji. this isn't the first time brady has taken the plunge. in 2015 the six-time super bowl champ jumped about 40 feet off another cliff in costa rica sending fans into a craze and brady tweeting never doing that again, #airbrady. since that post he posted a couple more times on instagram. he seemed like he moved on. hasn't said anything else about it. look, it's hard to -- it might make you cringe a little bit but i wasn't there. we weren't there. we don't know how high it was, where the rocks were and can't question him as a dad.

>> he would never do anything to put his child in danger. >> he knows his child. >> he would not do that. >> it looked awkward but still, there you go. >> he's living his best life. >> quiet over there, george. very quiet over there. >> it's his life. he's the dad. he knows what's best for his kid. i'm not going to question that. >> there's a story with that. okay, we're going to show you a different kind of cliff jump right now. take a look at this. an american paraglider going right into the cliff. lucky to be alive. it was all caught on camera. >> he's okay, right? >> he's okay. he survived. we'll tell you that in a little bit. also we have our "avengers" ex exclusive with ska lcarlett johansson herself. >> you guys won't want to miss

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good morning. most of the us waking up with temperatures in the mid-50s to mid-60s. we have a little fog around half moon bay. visibility down to about a mile. be careful with the foggy spots. cool this morning but hot inland if you're taking mass transit today. on the bay, we have breezy conditions through the bay bridge through the delta from 2:00 to 9:00. look at the inland heat, mid to upper 90s, and 60s at the coast. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. coming up on "gma," an exclusive with scarlett johansson.

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without power overnight. tensions rising with iran. the regime is now claiming they captured spies who worked for the cia and the british government called an emergency meeting after iranian commandos seized that british oil tanker. and it is a big day for one young royal, in particular. take a look at this new pictures celebrates prince george's 6th birthday. he's a cutie there. he's in his soccer shirt. the photos taken by his mom, duchess kate. he's missing a few teeth there. >> a couple of birthdays over there. yes. >> happy birthday. >> they pointed out very quickly it was their birthday along with prince george and david spade. who else? >> selena gomez. >> that's a good list. >> nice list. >> happy birthday to all of you. we'll move on to a close call that was caught on camera, an american paraglider lost control while soaring in the swiss alps. crashed into a cliff. somehow he did survive. gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: a miracle. that paraglider intended on sc

control and wasn't able to right his path until slamming face first into that mountain. terrifying video shows what can happen when the extreme sport paragliding turns dangerous. watch as greg overton of tacoma, washington, loses control of the glider. its parachute-like wing collapsing. his harnesses spinning dramatically, flipping him upside down as he careens towards a mountain cliff. overton screaming out as he smashes into the rock. somehow he seems to turn the paraglader right way up as it drags along the steep rock face. the crash putting him upside down for nearly five minutes. he traveled there two weeks ago with a group of seven others for a so-called flying excursion. >> the wins increased in speed since the last time we had flown there. >> reporter: ross desmond says there were very heavy winds in

the area. >> i noticed it was a little bit bumpy and bouncy. that area was extremely tough to fly the glider in and i decided to get out earlier than he did. >> reporter: the sport is becoming increasingly popular. the pilot sits in a harness and hangs from a large fabric wing letting the wind take over. a paraglider can stay in the air for hours but the glider doesn't control the conditions and if the wind turns, so can the glider. luckily in this case overton was taken to the hospital after suffering only minor injuries. doctors calling him a walking miracle. so again that paraglider is doing well this morning recovering from lacerations and bruises but, guys, this could have been so much worse. his helmet split in half. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, he is blessed. thank you, gio. thanks for sharing that with us. now to our new series vanished taking a closer look at unsolved missing persons cases and following new clues that could help crack them.

this morning we have the story of a missing missouri girl. shemika cosey disappeared without a trace in 2008 and her family's fight to bring her home. steve osunsami has more. so glad that we're doing this, steve. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. so many of these families feel they're searching on their own, that the public has forgotten and in some cases they feel it's because of the color of their skin. this mother in missouri is refusing to give up hope. >> i still have hope. i still have hope that one day i'm going to find my child. >> reporter: this is the face of the daughter who paula hill wants the world to remember and help her bring home. >> she's 8 on here. >> reporter: she wants people to see her daughter the way she does to this day, a little girl in pigtails. >> it's very hard living day to day not knowing where your child is. >> reporter: her name is shemika cosey and the moment she disappeared is burned into her

mother's memory. >> on december the 28th, 2008, that was the last day that i seen her. and it was a normal day. >> you've come back to this neighborhood a number of times. >> oh, yeah. >> she was here spending the night with her cousins a few days after christmas in 2008 when everyone woke up in the morning and discovered she was gone. she was 16 years old, a door was unlocked and police just outside st. louis believe she ran away so they never searched for the girl. >> they're not doing anything because they think she gone on her own. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: shemika cosey's story was different in a sense that she vanished without a trace. shandra thomas is a local news anchor and reporter who produces a podcast documenting forgotten cases of missing black americans. this was one of her first. >> she was going in and out of the house at that night. at 1:00 a.m. she left with her purse and jacket.

her belongings, her overnight bag still left on the counter in the house and never seen again. >> this idea she ran away, you don't believe that? >> no, no. do i believe she left on her with someone? yes, but she was intending to come back. she was not intending to stay gone for ten years. >> reporter: this mother saying her daughter wasn't perfect. she once discovered a fake i.d. and another time saw her in the dark sedan of a much older man. you believe it's possible she may have been caught up in the sex trafficking trade? >> yes, because i heard her dating older men. >> reporter: frustrated with police the family went searching on their own and posted flyers outside nightclubs where the 16-year-old used to sneak in. she needed someone who understood her pain and started this support group. they told us to tell parents of missing children to never give up. >> we belong to a club that nobody wants to belong to. >> yes. >> we can give each other advice. like they've been through this. >> reporter: years later when

paula hill and her two other girls were packing up to move they found this major clue. >> so this is her -- one of her notebooks. >> reporter: in these three notebooks are shemika's handwritten messages from a few months before she disappeared. she talks about a boyfriend and sharing with him she might be pregnant. >> police interviewed the boyfriend and say he is not a suspect. >> i can assure that this department tried to do everything in our power to find shemika cosey. >> reporter: they tell us the case is still active and recently calls are coming in. >> two weeks ago we got a call and we're going to follow up on any and all leads we get. >> reporter: hill and her daugh to a national registry praying the records give them a match. >> this is her at the family reunion. >> reporter: paula hill gets through the day with a broken heart. in the time we spent with her she smiled and laughed the most

when she took us through these precious photos of her missing daughter. >> i just need to keep her face out there. i don't want anyone to forget that she's still missing. >> because you certainly haven't forgotten. >> nope. >> please take a look at your screen. these are age-progressed photos of shemika cosey produced by the national center for missing & exploited children. she's now 26 years old. she may be going by the name of mika. if you have any information, call 1-800-the-lost or visit our website for more information on shemika cosey's case as well as information on those other missing people who are being searched for by her mother's support group. >> i got to tell you, steve, when you saw the support group, how many families are going through what shemika's family is going through, steve. >> so, so many families going through this. you know, more missing people --

more people go missing in america than anybody could possibly imagine. for these families it is a lonely, lonely fight, especially if their stories don't make it into the headlines, robin. >> and each story deserves to be told. each and every one of them. all right, steve, thanks so much. >> not often telling the stories of missing women and girls of color especially so it's great that we are shining a light on this. we will switch gears coming up. that "avengers" exclusive, marvel unveiling what's next for your favorite superheroes. we go one-on-one with one of them, scarlett johansson, revealing what's all that is new about black widow. (vo)parents have a way of imagig the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road.

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♪ that's you, cecelia. >> that's me, go. i was like which camera? there's so much going on. i was distracted by the video. we are back now with a major milestone for "avengers: endgame." i'm so excited i can't even talk. now the highest grossing movie of all time and now we're learning much more about what comes next. a new phase of superhero movies from marvel. adrienne bankert joins us from l.a. adrienne, you spoke exclusively with one of the stars. >> reporter: talk about excited. good morning, cecilia. we spoke to scarlett johansson, black widow is one of several projects coming from marvel in the next two years in theaters and on streaming service disney

pl and fans, of course, are geewhi celebrates "endgame." >> i like ossing dollars >>te ie of thvie ever. >> we're in the endgame. >> besting avatar's" ten-year reign to be the top grossing movie worldwide. a record james cameron's science fiction film set on the planet of pandora in 2009. >> your blood is from the tree. >> reporter: "endgame" has made close to $3 billion around the globe. and this weekend at comic-con in san diego, more marvel news, the studio's president, kevin feige made it clear "endgame" signals a new beginning. >> we talked about the new thor

strange movie in "the multiverse of madness." >> reporter: the studio introducing fans to a new chapter or phase four of the e w luhe nematic universe.ne master of kung fu shang-chi. a reboot to "blade" now played by two-time oscar winner, mahershala ali. natalie portman's jane foster returns taking charge of the hammer in "thor: love and thunder" and "black widow" starring scarlett johansson. >> it's so exciting. it's very surreal. i never could have imagined ten years ago i'd be presenting footage of the stand-alone movie. >> reporter: johansson revealed to me how excited she is to delve into the humanity of the character she's a played for nearly a decade. >> she is a woman and a human being and her greatest weapon, her greatest attribute is up here. so it's been interesting to put that forward. >> okay, so excited for all of this, right?

so among some of the new marvel projects you saw jeremy renner, aka hawkeye who i had to ask scarlett about. much more of my one-on-one interview with the black widow at 8:00 a.m. back to you guys. >> did you say aka hot guy? did i hear you correctly? >> oh, my goodness. from modesto, california, so shoutout to the hot guy from modesto, jeremy renner. >> okay. i could -- didn't you -- >> hawkeye, hot guy, it works for me. >> i know it does. thank you. coming up we got the big bite. it's our "play of the day." ♪ i'm high on believing that you're in love with me ♪ stick, and press. a peel, and with that college life begins. i said, college life begins.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the heat wave is breaking. cooler air starting to move in. relief for so many but there are new warnings about strong summer storms on the way packing heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds. ginger tracks it all. new this morning, one of the most popular skin brands for women recalling its high-tech face mask warning about risks of eye injury. what you need to know. new overnight when should you get screened for colorectal cancer and why doctors are urging the screening age be lowered by five years. dr. ashton here to walk us through it. happy birthday, prince george. the future king turns 6. new photos this morning taken by his mother kate. how he's celebrating his birthday. and black widow is back. we sat down one-on-one with

scarlett johansson. what she's revealing about the shock twist that her character is now set for a stand-alone film after "endgame" and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ that puts the pressure on. good morning, america. that was really good. thanks for being with us on this monday morning. >> it is great to be here. you guys, you know what, we are one week away from "the bachelorette" finale. tonight the men are telling all and there is a lot to tell. we've got a sneak peek coming up. >> just a week away. >> mark your calendar. that heat wave finally breaking but now there's new storms that could bring dangerous flash floods. ginger tracking all the latest. >> that is the payment. you can see winds in wisconsin gusted to 86 miles per hour over the weekend. there were more than 600 severe storm reports that included indiana.

this is indianapolis, indiana where that lightning strike and then the flash flooding. denver had flash flooding. lawo, lodohi at could be falling today. that's why i want to point out all this tropical moisture and why you have folks from west virginia back through kentucky eastern tennessee, western north carolina up through all of virginia and even new york, new jersey and all of delaware in a flash flood watch. we're talking one to two inch per hour rainfall rates possible and with this line which will come in after 6:00 p.m. in new york city you could see damaging wind. connecticut, rhode island watch for that down through again maryland into washington, d.c. we're going to have a lot to deal with getting to the much cooler weather which, cecilia, has started settling in. in the 60s to start the day, 50s in far northern great lakes. highs will be well below average from new york to nashville as we get into this week. >> sounds good to we'll take it. we turn to breaking news. consumer credit reporting company equifax will pay up to 00 mil

with the federal trade commission and others according to an agreement just announced this morning. this of course is over that nationwide data breach you'll remember from 2017 exposing the private information of almost 150 million people including their social security numbers, addresses and birthdays. >> we remember that very well. we have a voluntary recall of a hugely popular beauty device in neutrogena. and l.e.d. mask used to address acne and diane macedo has those details. >> the device is the neutrogena light therapy acne mask and uses l.e.d. light to treat acne. it is a hit on social media with celebrities like courtney kardashian and lena dunham posting about it but now neutrogena says it's voluntarily recalling the device out of an abundance of caution. the company says in a statement for a small subset of the population with certain underlying eye conditions as well as for users taking medications which could enhance ocular photosensitivity, there is a theoretical risk of eye

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♪ ♪ had to have high high hopes [ applause ] back here on "gma," thank you for starting the week with us here in the studio. it means so much. thank you. [ applause ] great energy. and tomorrow jason priestly is going to be here one-on-one. can't wait to talk to jason. now how about lara spencer and some "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] happy monday, everybody. we begin with the newly crowned king of the box office. yep, "the lion king" roaring into the record books this weekend with a massive $185 million debut.

i guess you liked it. >> i think so. >> it is the biggest domestic launch for a pg-rated film of all time. >> wow. >> it is also the biggest july opening ever and it's the largest ever opening for a disney remake. a couple more stat, are you ready? the second best debut of 2019 behind only "avengers: endgame" which we might have mentioned a little earlier, just bested "avatar" to become the highest grossing movie of all time. your lesson has concluded. the box office lesson. >> it was so hot, great to be indoors watching movies. >> perfect weeb weekend for movies. >> yep, agreed. miranda lambert in the news. she knows how to beat the heat, while heating things up on instagram. she posted these pictures showing a nice view in lake tahoe and a nice view. those abs getting some air time posting this video last week just before the release of her new track.

it all comes out in the wash. may should have been all comes out in the washboard. you know she loves her man in a uniform. he used to be stationed right here outside "gma." [ cheers and applause ] that's how the couple first met. we like to think of ourselves as matchmakers. he has taken a leave of absence from the nypd and they seem very happy. >> he was here a couple of weeks ago outside hanging out. >> i saw you posted a picture. >> he is so happy. >> such a nice young man. >> he really is. >> cute couple. also in the news, keanu reeves, currently in louisiana filming the long awaited sequel to "bill and ted's excellent adventure." it pays to be nice to him. driving by a sign, he doesn't hesita car, autographed the sign for the family, the family was home, 16-year-old ethan hunt who made that ran outside.

keanu more than happy to chat with him and take pictures with the family. ethan's mom saying he could not have been nicer. the sign you read, the breathtaking things, if you're wondering what that's keanu was at a video game conference and screamed that out you're breathtaking and became his catchphrase. became viral. that's exactly how he left the family that day. "bill and ted face the muse" debuts in august next year. >> nice things all the time. so great. >> pops up doing nice things. >> he sure does. >> thank you, lara. finally we want to you meet archibald the german shepherd who loves his doggie day care but when he gets thirsty, he thinks he's that archie. one of the english royals refusing to brink from the bowl. you can see what this dapper dog wants and sure enough the second the tap is turned on, yeah. the good boy gulps it down.

i would just like to say turning the tap off. he may think he's too classy for the bowl but archie's technique could use a little work and so could my talking so i will end "pop news" on that note. >> it's all good, lara. always. thank you. [ applause ] we move on to our "gma" cover story. big birthday celebration for one of the smallest royals. prince george turning 6 celebrating with his family on vacation in the caribbean. will reeve is in london with details for us. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. george can now count on two hands his age. that's 6 years old, very exciting. newspapers here celebrating his birthday today. he's got the cover on pretty much every paper here looking very cute. these photos just one of a few new ones released by and taken by george's mom, the duchess of cambridge. the little prince we first saw on the steps held by his mother kate just six years ago is now

looking ve from palace clearly big soccer fan dressed if an england jersey taken in the family garden. we've seen him playing recently pictured kicking the ball around with little sister charles. taken by his mother, the duchess of cambridge and released by the royal palace to celebrate the third in line's sixth birthday. we watched the prince grow up over the years as seen in photos snapped by his mother, like all his birthdays so far celebrating in private. >> as a keen photographer and patron of the royal photography society kate likes to show off her photography skills often sharing new photos of children with us and this year was no different. >> reporter: this was taken on a family vacation at an undisclosed location. george is reportedly enjoying his big day with his family on the island of mystique in the miael middleton are said to be with t kes the paparazzi at bay and

means they can celebrate in private. >> reporter: there is zone involved over mystique. guests and local residents have to register with the island's security every time they enter leaving the royal family to enjoy george's 6th birthday in total privacy. last year william apparently took george turtle watching which he reportedly enjoyed very much. this year we hear that he enjoys swimming and some birthday ice cream. to me sounds like a pretty perfect birthday, robin. >> it certainly does. will, thank you. over to george. >> thank you. we have a "gma" health alert about colorectal cancer. a new study supports changing the age for first time screening from 50 to 45 and dr. jen ashton here to walk us through. i know you've been studying this for a while. break down the new study. >> we reported it. there's good news, bad news. overall the rates for colorectal cancer are dropping except in people diagnosed under the age of 50. that rate is going up. so this study appeared in the journal "cancer."

very reputable and they found that, in fact, yes, there are about 12% of all the new diagnoses occurring in the younger ages group and when diagnosed in a younger person they tend to be later stage cancers with lymph node involvement meaning more aggressive, more difficult to treat, more deadly. >> there's been some controversy over whether to do early testing. >> to understand that controversy we have to really go back to what makes a good screening test. for something to be accepted as a good screening test, it needs to be widely available and needs to be inexpensive. cost is always a factor. it needs to be looking for a disease that's common and out there in the population and most importantly, it needs to have shown that if you detect that disease in this case colorectal cancer that you can hopefully save lives by catching it early. so, yes, on paper this meets all those criteria but i want to be clear we're talking about for the average risk person, there are some people that should be screened early.

no doubt about it, that is not controversial and that basically involves people who have a family history, people who have certain polyp conditions or have been treated with abdominal or pelvic radiation in the past. certain inflammatory bowel conditions, these people should be screened early. they should talk to their health care provider. >> if people are at risk, what can they do? >> this is important for everyone regardless of their age, diet, very, very important in lowering the risk of colorectal cancer. eating a diet high in fruits, vegetable, also minimizing your consumption of red meat, keeping a healthy weight, exercising, not smoking, consuming alcohol in moderation and the last one, george, also controversial. there have been a lot of data that shows that some people when they take aspirin it can lower their risk of colorectal cancer. it's not a widespread recommendation for the general population, but, again, for people at higher risk they should talk to their doctors. >> good advice. thanks, jen. over to cecilia. george, we're going to turn

to more of our interview with scarlet johanson. fans got their first look at the long awaited black widow solo movie at comic-con over the weekend and adrienne bankert sat down with the actress to talk about it. adrienne joining us again from l.a. good morning, friend. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia. if you've seen "avengers: endgame" you know why it's a really big deal to have a black widow movie coming out with the one and only scarlett johansson. the rumors are true. black widow is back. >> we're shooting it -- i could say that now, right? >> can we say that? oh, thank god. okay. >> yep. >> reporter: following black widow's sacrifice in "avengers: endgame," scarlett johansson is starring in the first stand-alone film for her character in the marvel cinematic universe. >> i would have been happy to end at "endgame" and walk away, it felt like -- i felt like i was proud of the work that we have all done together and that the only reason to do this

stand-alone would be to elevate the genre in some way. >> is this considered a prequel? is this considered a resurrection or is this a comeback? >> it's a revelation, i guess, of sorts. take that however it comes out. >> that's a perfect word. black widow, a revelation. >> no, i don't want to say that at all. oh, my god, it's so stuffy. >> let me put you on hold. >> we get to all the questions you may have had about this mysterious character and who she is, where she comes from, whatever the secrets of the past that haunt her. >> it's been nearly a decade of walking in this superhero's shoes. >> i think the biggest surprise for me is that actually her strength is in her vulnerability that has been very liberating just to kind of make that discovery. it's going to be a lot more choices. while she, i think has to put on a brave face in some capacity as a leader, you know, she also is -- she's okay, i think, with

her feelings and with expressing them. >> and even after all this time with marvel, johansson admits a stand-alone movie is certainly new territory. >> you know, it's a little bit scary not having the kind of cushion of my fellow avengers around. i hate to keep saying vulnerable but you feel like you put yourself out there in a different way because the character stands on her own. >> reporter: fans will have to wait and see if there will be any other avengers appearing in this movie. obviously jeremy renner's character and you have this deep emotional connection. >> yes. >> will any part of that story line continue into the black widow story? >> oh, my god. that's when you see the gun come out. they'll take me out first and you going out second. my lips are sealed. >> fair enough. >> you got to wait and see. >> and we will wait and see for sure. every time i see one of these movies or i interview one of these stars i start to think like a little kid like what if i grew up to be a superhero one day. "black widow" is set for a may

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what that heartbreak felt like for some of the suitors. >> are you okay? >> no, i'm not okay. if you're looking for your fourth lady and i know that i'm not that fourth -- >> reporter: for mike he says he just wasn't the one. >> i wasn't her person. i respect it. absolutely sucks to hear it because i think i bring a lot to the table. hannah wasn't my lady. the hardest thing was to watch luke talk so bad to us behind our backs. he truly says one thing and says a totally different thing when he's in front of people or a camera. >> reporter: as for dylan, he has nothing but respect. >> i'm very proud of the maturation process hannah's gone through to kind of overcome everything she has and end up obviously sending luke p. home and be as confident as she is. >> reporter: her confidence shining even in spite of all the haters. >> i definitely have critics out there that have different opinions of what i should and r

think being empowered means having power to make my own decisions. >> it's over. come on. >> reporter: as for luke p., hannah is over it. >> you're done. >> i am done. >> you are so done. >> his name shall not be spoken anymore. >> reporter: now for a sneak peek into tonight's episode. >> honestly did i sit around being like, huh, who am i going to have sex with in the fantasy suite? no, i didn't. that was something planned. that wasn't something that was everybody's business to know. [ applause ] >> are you really telling me that you never said, don't judge me about the fantasy suites because i won't be using that for sex? >> i did not say that. you didn't have one so maybe you don't know but the fantasy suites aren't used -- >> that's my girl. >> for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los

angeles. >> wow. u can watch an extended sneak website and "the bachelorette: the men tell all" airs tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. coming up, we're so happy to have david spade with us today. don't go anywhere. "gma" will be right back. [ applause ] ♪

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[ applause ] >> what's up? [ applause ] how to do the walk out. that's right. whoo! [ cheers and applause ] whoo! >> hey. >> got my mic. >> hey, hey. >> barstools? >> i know. i saw these at z gallery. i almost snagged them. >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday to ya. [ applause ] >> you guys, double nickels. >> you don't have to say the number. take it easy. it's up there. it's up there. i'm a guy. it doesn't matter. >> other than celebrating with us you got big plans? >> no. this is it. it's not -- [ laughter ] beyond tv, that's fine. hang out and run over to stern and do jimmy fallon. me and jimmy are going to have dinner afterwards.

old "snl" guys. >> i know. [ applause ] yeah, she gets it. >> it's her birthday too. >> it is. >> birthday twins. >> you're 50 what -- i'm good at this. you are -- [ laughter ] go ahead. >> i introduced a package on "the bachelorette." you've been watching for awhile, right? >> unfortunately, yes. >> what's it about that you cannot look away? >> like everybody. it's just sort of fun to watch. i mean she's cute and she is a little dingy which is funny and she -- every time i get tricked into a different thing about it but it's fun to watch. married part is less fun. i don't know what they're doing and she's got her accent which is always funny. he went to second base. [ laughter ] everything she says is funny. she's throwing those 88 teeth around. she got a big smile. she was in the pageants but i don't know what's going on lately because i watch an hour of it and zonk out and next day

have to read. it looks like they're redded towards a wedding. >> tell us about the new show. "lights out with david spade." >> "lights out." [ applause ] a promo. in a week. it's basically -- you know, it's sort of a panel show. it's a little like this. i sit with three comedians every week. i do a quick little monologue then we talk about what's going on in sort of hollywood or current events or maybe a little bit of sports but -- >> no politics. >> no politics, yeah. there's a lot doing -- there's probably nine hosts doing it and they're all doing it better than me and i just feel like i never -- in my stand-up so i wanted to talk about -- also it starts sometimes arguments with people watching or in the audience when you're at home and i don't love that idea. i just want to keep it the way i've kept it from my shows. i need every fan.

[ laughter ] i don't want to split them right awepghan >> you did post a behind-the-scenes video on set. >> yes. >> bts. the lick go. you have any preshow rituals, like anything you do before heading out to the set? >> just a few -- >> what is that? >> that's drinking. just to get going and then i don't really have -- it is just mostly fear based because -- [ laughter ] i haven't done, you know, i've done shows where i'm on this side of it where you talk. it takes three of you to do it. i'm only one so when i have to interview -- [ applause ] you know what i mean. i haven't done this part and so when someone comes in and -- but it's three comedians and hopefully we have a subject we can all goof around about and then when it gets slow we just go to the next one but it is -- it's a different move than i'm used to.

i usually just blab forever and i walk on, yo, then i talk for 14 minutes and do a part of a netflix special. but this is me going and then and then i have to listen a little bit which you know i hate and -- [ laughter ] and i have to hear what they're saying and then throw to commercial. do pretape bits. did a commercial parody. it's a bit all overth place -- >> some of it comes from your "snl" routines -- >> my studies at "snl," yes. [ laughter ] it's a little bit like that. she's like, huh? i was on "snl." she's young. but i used to be on that show and then i still remember, you know, sort of the fun of that and doing read-throughs and trying to find out what's funny and i'll have some old "snl" people. it will he be like jury duty for them. >> get the notice. >> dana is coming on. dennis miller. all these people. it will be fun. >> you and i have something in

common, we have daughters named harper. >> that's great. >> what does she think about your comedy. >> she's like this, ding. like she's -- you know what i mean, she never laughs at it. >> what? >> so execute. >> she's very poker face with me. i don't know why but i guess because i'm the dad so i'm boring but she laughs at everyone else's jokes. i'm like, i'm a pro. and she still doesn't think it's hilarious but she cracks me up but you know how it is with kis. they make you laugh whatever -- >> does she have the show business gene. >> she doesn't really. i'm kind of glad because i don't think it's probably the healthiest way to go. i know how rough it is. we all know how it's bumps and bruises and it's probably -- unless she was really begging to do it but she just sort of is okay with just doing school and vi her little fun. like that. stay that way as long as you can and i got her a phone and now it's 90% over because it's like this.

i go, huh. what you do on your phone, you're doing it wrong. you've had it six minutes but she's already smarter at the phone. you know how it is. the same stuff. >> you keep bringing up "snl." we'll throw a photo up. it's memory monday. so -- >> a throwback to when -- this is sandler, snyder and -- >> hold on. here it is. >> oh, that's one of them. >> ah, look. i thought it was that one. that was my first month. >> so what do you think when you look back? you all have done really well for yourself. >> we did a good job. rock looks hilarious. that kid 'n play look. everybody, it's hilarious. there's timny, phil, phil was great. that's snyder on the right with his hat on backwards. frank, kevin nealon, sandler. all in one room. it's a big deal. >> nbc page and i8 go up -- >> when we were there. >> oh, wow. >> the same exact year.

>> that's so cool. were we cool, all right? >> you were nice. >> me and farley would have this office and have to walk through it to get to sandler and rock and fan mail started to come and we had two hours to kill just call people, just call fans, you can call me, i'm home from 2:00 to 4:00 so we'd call and is becky there, her mom is like huh. all right, tell her david spade called. bye. and it was letters back then so a week later, no way!call again. >> this is what you can expect. [ cheers and applause ] gold, baby, gold. monday, july 29th on comedy central. we'll be right back. >> thank you, guys. [ applause ] thanks, bud. you didn't go to that

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all right, guys, we are back now with the latest from bella thorne, the 21-year-old actress and singer opening up after what's been a difficult year and it's in her new book out tomorrow, "the life of a wannabe mogul: mental disarray." juju chang sat down with her to talk all about it. good morning to you. >> good morning, cecilia. there is a lot of trauma in bella thorne's life and made news recently when a hacker threatened to post nude photos of her. she posted them herself

pre-emptively adding for too long i let a man take advantage of me over and over and i'm sick of it. the former child star living life on her own terms. ♪ i don't need no beat >> at 13 she danced her way to stardom on disney channel's "shake it up." she's long since shaken off the teenage dance shoes coming a darker more gritty 21-year-old rebel. ♪ i'm bella thorne i'm bella thorne ♪ >> this morning thorne sharing intimate details about her troubled past in had you new book. "the life of a wannabe mogul: mental disarray." through poetry she offers a raw and candid look at her struggle for self-acceptance and during sexual abuse and bullying for her dyslexia. >> how does someone who's dislexing become this wide-ranging author. >> that's what it's about. all these things i really couldn't do and i did it somehow like you know i couldn't read and i learned how to read from reading scripts.

>> reporter: along with the best-selling book, tv shows and movies, 20 million people follow her every move on instagram. her feed full of racy images. >> if you were to try to make sense of your feed, the ones where you get a lot of likes are the ones that are very sexualized. >> uh-huh. >> how do you feel about that. >> i like sexy. i love skin like i love seeing skin. i like -- like i like sexy. >> do you feel pressure to put out a certain image of yourself. >> 100%, yeah, i think as we all do, you know, instagram is our worst mask of ourselves. >> who is the bella thorne on your feed even who is the real bella thorne. >> i refer to bella thorne as this per sewn that that that is like this redhead, i'm bella thorne. i'm crazy and i'm a wild child. >> what is is the bella thorne. >> she's that girl in that book. >> she's in a lot of pain. >> yes, i would say so. >> she talks about depression. >> uh-huh. >> she talks about being

molested. >> uh-huh. >> thorne says the abuse started when she was just 6 years old. unrelenting through till adolescence. how did the young you perceive what was happening? >> definitely stockholm syndrome. when you're raised with someone and you don't know that it's wrong, it's just very like an everyday occurrence like no big deal. >> reporter: in the past she's used twitter to casually come out as bisexual but today she's expanded her sexual orientation. >> i'm actually a pan sexual and i didn't know that until somebody explained to me what that is. >> explain that to me. >> you like beings. you like what you like. it doesn't have to be a girl or a guy or, you know, he, a she or this or that. it's literally you like personality. like you just like a being. >> you defy boundaries with regard yo your sexuality and within your creative life because you're a writer, you're an actor, you're a dancer.

you're a singer. what do you want to focus on moving forward? >> i'm doing a lot of writing. writing and directing and that's a huge -- that's definitely when i feel most happy so i think i have to go more towards that because i like being happy. >> but for her fans don't worry she's still dog a lot of acting. we talked a lot about why victims of sexual abuse remain silent. she said she didn't want to dwell on it over and over and because sadly society makes victims feel like villains which is why writing about it for her has been so therapeutic. >> really interesting. you'll have a lot more on "nightline." >> absolutely. >> ginger, over to you. >> thank you both so much. good morning to our wonderful audience. i haven't had a chance to say that. you know it's been the summer of grilling with our sponsored king's hawaiian. well, today's photo comes to us from tennessee, that is delina showing her family not letting rain get in the way of their cookout. that's right. all you need is a little

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back now with something that sounds too good to be true. a science-based way to stress less by eating more. you heard me. jackie london, "good housekeeping" registered dietitian and the author of "dressing on the side and other diet myths debunked." so we shouldn't have d is that what you're saying. >> why have it on the side when you could have so many tasty veggies that make the dressing for you. wrap your mind around. you're saying the study is an actually lead to stress we and you have some ways to get around that. >> yes, and so often we use so much stressful language when it comes to what to eat and when to eat.

restrict, cut back, eliminate. this only sets us up for long-term chronic disease risk and tends to put us on a cycle of binge and restrict that meit our metabolism and messes with our psychologically. >> it does mess with our mind like that. >> yeah. >> so you have suggestions for us. we have ashley. >> yes. >> who is a viewer from north carolina and she has a question for you. here it is. >> hey, jackie. i'm going to be graduating from college next year and i'm stressed out. sometimes i find myself stress eating and not making the healthiest decisions. i was wondering if you had any suggestions of ways i could be eating to help me stress less. thanks. >> and as you saw ashley is here with us here in the studio. [ applause ] is that your mom next to you? it is stressful. >> yes. >> you're about to leave college and everything and so we're going to have some suggestions. you're going to take us through each meal and you're going to have a swop for it starting with

breakfast. >> breakfast, first things first with this breakfast so this is -- we're on the right track. >> kind of like what you would eat in the morning? typical day so there's two things that kind of set you up for an energy crash here so one is the refined carbs from both of the doughnut holes as well as the english muffening. this is -- >> i thought those were tater tots. >> they have a little tater tot feel. >> okay. >> so and plus the processed meat. this is just a high sodium and really a small meal and i think we could do a lot better. the other thing is that sometimes you'll just wait in line for a veritable milk shake when you wanted coffee. >> you can tell i want to make the turn. >> good deal, right? this is -- we've got an egg omelet. tons of veggies, feta will add that extra boost then you have avocado slices here, berry, toast. this is tons of food, right?

but it is all nutrient didn't filling and tons of produce in there. >> wonderful. >> that's breakfast. >> let's moven. >> this is lunch. >> yes, so this is a breaded chicken cutlet, breaded, deep fried, processed. this will zap you. >> okay, what should we do? >> loads of veggies like a grain bowl, hybrid. you can get there anywhere and the great thing about this you'll get leg groups which are so nutrient dense with prebuy ottic fiber and keeping energy stable throughout the afternoon. >> lots of water. >> lots of water. hydration is key for energy. so sometimes you know when you get cranky a little bit in the afternoon, sometimes -- >> why you looking at me like that? >> you know how you get cranky in the afternoon.oo l a good dinner. >> this is fantastic. ashley is on the right track with this dinner. i would say that the only change i want to encourage here -- >> a lot of food.thin rll need

more week, about three times a week. i think that's manageable. the whole grains and the more you can add them into your day, the better off you are. >> eat more, stress less. jackie, thank you. [ applause ] so, ashley, are these suggestions you think you can incorporate? >> yes, i think i can, thank you. > all the best to you in leaving college and bless you and your mom. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] seal of

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