good morning, america. the cdc's concerning new warning about kids and covid. just as schools open across the country, a third high school in the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotis there. georgia shuts down with hundreds of students under quarantine and more cases are reported on college campuses. dr. birx urging social distancing in hot spsas ot, ngyi under control. back now with a hero husband who saved his wife and fought now more than 170,000 american off a shark with a punch and speaking out about the terrifying encounter. matt gutman has the story. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. this morning dr. ashish jha joins us live with the latest. suing en areathiteharkfe were the democrats set to take the stage in a convention unlike any we've seen befor p l al joe biden and senator kamala harris. latched onto his wife's leg. mark did what seems absolutely insane but actually is the right tactic. our new polls show a double

digit lead over president trump. he paddled furiously over to his postal service showdown. wife, posted up on her board and nancy pelosi calls the house back into session. punched the shark in the snout. the postmaster general, a trump morning at the beach turning into a fight for survival. donor, in the hot seat. democrats accuse him of trying >> the patient has numerous deep to silence millions of voters. lacerations to just above the this morning the big question about the election. will mail-in ballots be knee to the calf. delivered in time to be counted? >> reporter: 35-year-old wildfires raging in the chantelle doyle attacked by a west. at least 94 burning from texas to washington state. ten-foot great white shark, the one massive blaze spawning this shark latching on to her leg fire tornado. refusing to let her go but her husband, mark, surfing nearby dangerous triple degree saw it. >> it hit her like with a force temperatures and more than 100 and threw her off the board and lightning strikes fueling the flames. we'll have the latest on the new evacuations. abc news exclusive, a big moil.smem the washington >> reporter: so mark clamored on top of his wife coming face-to-face with that shark and instinctively mark started punching. he hrousndba.nis mng. >> when you see the mother of the fearless surfer who jumped your child and your support, off his board onto a great white shark. he fought and punched the predator with hi and one little boy's three wishes for family, family and family. everything that's who you are, you just react. and now thousands of families >> reporter: he started punching.

are looking to adopt this >> start thinking amazingly where to punch and so you're amazing 9-year-old, the like i'll attack the eye, you just start thinking differently, i suppose. overwhelming response from his emotional interview bringing >> reporter: he says it was like punching a brick wall. jordan a big step closer to his but experts say mark did the right thing. dream and his forever home. in 2014 i swam with sharks in the bahamas along with special forces operator and survival expert terry schaapert. good morning, america. jordan has such a great story. >> if they come in and it we hope all of you are doing becomes an attack, you'll have to trike them, quick, fast, well this monday morning. we're kicking off a political punch down. stretch. >> so it's the eyes into the gills, it's the nose, the snout. >> exactly, man. the convention starts tonight. >> reporter: the tactic doesn't really hurt the shark but it is enough to repel them. in chantelle's case it saved her life but mark says his wife and robin, these conventions will be nothing like we've ever seen before. >> and that is saying something, and it's great to see you and michael back on this very busy monday morning. wasn't worried about that. she was concerned about the great white. we have a lot of news to get to >> she's a conservationist and and we, of course, will start with the latest on the coronavirus emergency. botanist and was worried about the shark. the united states has now reported more than 5.4 million or a shar att cases, and that breaking news overnight, more than 170,000 taki anyhaes >> after an incident like this we will be keeping the beaches american lives have now been lost to the virus, michael. closed for the rest of the weekend. >> robin, the cdc is reporting

that cases among children are >> reporter: i think that shark rising as well and the battle intensifying over re-opening is okay but chantel had to be schools and whether it's safe not just for kids but for the communities at large.rc mres tr flown to the hospital for surgery. very latest from dallas. it'll be a long time before good morning to you, marcus. she's back on a surfboard. mark says he's not the here >> reporter: michael, good morning. a grim milestone, here in texas but the good people who put a tourniquet on his wife's the number of deaths from leg is. if he hadn't stopped that shark covid-19 is approaching 10,000 he would have dragged her ck and officials here are working to sea, so in my book, he is the to stop the spread of this virus as kids here in texas and across real hero. >> instinct took over. the country begin to go back to school, some of them in person while many others online. husband of the decade. you would have done the same overnight, a third high school thing, right, george? >> yes, i would, ali. >> coming up next, our "play of the day". in georgia's cherokee county don't go anywhere. ♪ just dance district shutting down, switching to all remote learning for the next two weeks. after 25 people tested positive, 500 of the school's 1,800 students now under precautionary quarantine. this as the cdc is warning that the covid cases among children steadily increased from march to july. the cdc saying recent data shows 7.3% of positive cases in the u.s. have been children under

the age of 18, and while hospitalization rates in kids are significantly lower than in efctas alt is unclr tr vir a th wkend dr. deborah b distancing. >> this is the moment to get it under control. wear masks, close bars, decrease indoor dining, increase outdoor gathings keehain during east carolina university's opening weekend, on sunday, the university of north carolina announcing its fourth covid-19 cluster of at least five cases in just three days. some students concerned but wanting to stay. >> it's been a big scare and other dorms have been getting it. we just didn't know it would hit ours. just really scary because we don't want to get it and don't want to go home either. or othe enough to move back home. >> the level of anxiety i felt thenwhey t felhel in love with s irresistible scent. ♪ through that was nothing i've felt before.

looks like their dog michelangelo did too. >> reporter: at the university of notre dame 44 cases reported gain ultra flings with two times oxi-boost and febreze. in its first week back and an entire okl (sharon) smoking caused my throat cancer. now in quarantine after 23 but, walking every day makes me feel like myself again. members tested positive. well, they say so far none have been well, almost. hospitalized and all who are sick are experiencing minor (announcer) you can quit. for free help, symptoms. call 1-800-quit-now. at one oklahoma school district two students went to class after liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. egnant teacher begging the granted. district to move to virtual only pay for what you need. learning. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> my choice right now is risking orphaning my three children i have right now, is risking my unborn child, risking my husband's life. >> reporter: back in texas you might remember the dallas-ft. worth area teacher who resigned during the school board meeting over concerns about covid-19. robin, health officials will be watching very closely to see made with 98% what happens with covid cases in naturally-derived ingredients the fall. >> absolutely, marcus, thank you.

joining us now is dr. jha, yes to vegan no to silicones director of the harvard global health institute. good to have you back withs no to weighdown fructis treats by garnier you help us make sense of the naturally! numbers because we have been seeing drops in case counts, also drops in testing but you [ heavy breathing ] breathe more freely with congpowerful claritin-d.you? claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more saw marcus. the great concern in texas among than the leading allergy spray at hour one. other places, so give us a sense [ deep inhale ] of the picture right now. >> yeah, good morning, robin and claritin-d. get more airflow. thank you for having me on. i think overall the country is to give you the protein you need doing better teeow n aitgon ha.w with less of the sugar you don't. testing is down, which is a real [grunting noise] problem. i'll take that. we should not be falling behind woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. on testing, so it makes the numbers a little harder to ensure max protein. interpret, but i do believe that the case counts are lower. we've always made quality furnishings for the many people. we're still, 50,000, 70,000 and when we sell many of them, we make them more affordable. americans are still getting ♪ ♪ infected every day and the real number is probably much higher to us, that just makes sense. than that so we're not in great shape. ikea. we're just getting better slowly and i'd like to see that accelerate and see the numbers come down a lot more. >> we all would like to see that dearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. and we saw in marcus' report about the cdc saying the number together, we can save energy and money...

of cases among children steadily by taking steps to stay cool while using less. increasing. don't have to tell you, you have keep safe and keep it golden. school-aged children. there's still a lot of concern about kids and the staff and teachers going back to school. >> yeah, absolutely, and so one ♪ust da ♪ just dance back now with our "play of of the things that i've been the day" and one guy's happy trying to explain to folks is it feet in the most unlikely placec really depends where you live. i just think a lot of places in controller. texas and georgia where we've yes, he knows how to work, seen the big outbreaks are not doing this responsibly. exercise and entertain at the sameimand two women in the they are not doing it in a way that's safe, and that's because the dance party lasted for about 20 minutes and daniel in the road and the two -- he was in the road just dancing and the their community transmission two passengers in the car, you hear their reaction. they reached out to daniel on levels are too high, whereas new york and massachusetts and social media and the party has not started because -- stopped michigan and other places, i do because they're planning another think we can open up schools dance party soon. safely because community transmission is very low and the man has some moves. that's really what matters. i don't know what he's listening >> and was that the to but it's got to be good. decision-making in sending your kids back to school? robin, you got moves like that. they are going back, your kids are? >> they are. >> oh, hey -- you know -- how they are. many times i tell you, in this

chair i got moves, oh, but just i think, first of all, i wish when i get up and try to move is all kids in america could go the problem. back to school. i think that's really important. good news is that in >> you know how to cut a rug. massachusetts community >> that's it. transmission is very low. that's it. that's it. our percent of tests coming back positive are very low, and our school's got a good plan. we're opening up the school safely, and so put it all hey, coming up we've got "deals & steals." together, and i do think it's safe for my kids to go back, and some amazing products for a self-care staycation. i hope we can make it safe for we'll talk about that and a all kids to go back to school. whole lot more when we come back. >> and that's what parents have to do wherever they are, take everything in their area into "gma's" summer concert consideration. series is sponsored by caesars scientists are learning more and rewards. when you're ready, we're here more about how long people who've had covid, how long they for you. we're here remain immune to it so what's the latest in that regard? for you. >> yes, most of the evidence i've seen so far is really good. ♪ obviously we don't know long term because it's a new virus. we only identified it about thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, seven, eight months ago, but i have not seen much in the way of which is breast cancer that has spread evidence that worries me about to other parts of the body, immunity, at least that far out. are living in the moment and taking ibrance. we'll have to see what happens in the long run, but my goal is ibrae th an aromatasto if we can keep people immune and is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, infections keep people immune for at least a as the first hormonal based therapy. have a vaccine, we will be able to deal with that. i'm so far pretty optimistic ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed we're heading in the right

and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, >> a vaccine cannot come fast enough as you know. dr. jha, as always, thank you so which may cause serious infections much. all right. enjoy your day. >> my easure. that can lead to death. >> george. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs we turn to the escalating showdown over the post office that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away and mail-in voting. if you have new or worsening symptoms, house speaker nancy pelosi has cut short the august recess and including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, called the house back into cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, emergency session to confront the postmaster general over tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, cutbacks in service which could disrupt the delivery of mail-in or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. some people the right to vote. terry moran is in washington common side effects include low red blood cell with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, across the country, state sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests, election officials, republicans and democrats, are sounding the diarrhea, hair thinning or loss, alarm about what's happening at vomiting, rash, and loss of appetite. the postal service and how changes could impact the nearly be in your moment. 80 million americans who are expected to cast their ballots by mail. speaker pelosi taking that dramatic action declaring lives, nc - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. livelihoods and the life of our lift and push and push! american democracy are under there... it's up there. threat. hey joshie... nancy pelosi is taking the wrinkles send the wrong message. dramatic step of calling every help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard.

member of the house back to washington for a rare saturday session this weekend to address with safe, convenient service. we're here for you the crisis in the u.s. postal >> tech: we'll come right to you. service and growing questions ♪ upbeat music >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. about the november election. and postmaster general louis dejoy, a trump ally and >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on the dash. republican megadonor, now finds we'll replace your windshield with sapbt sic ♪ntt service. himself in the hot seat accused by democrats of trying to >> tech: and that's service you can trust silence millions of voters. when you need it the most. democrats are now calling for ♪ upbeat music dejoy to testify in an urgent hearing. >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. >> we've got to do everything we can to get rid of this new ♪ upbeat music postmaster general who is >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ clearly a campaign contributor for trump trying to undermine the postal service. >> in making tea, is saying no. in our real brewed iced tea, we say no to artificial flavors and sweeteners. of and changed work rules removing which means, no settling. dozens of mail sorting machines leading to reported delays in unless it is into a comfy chair. pure leaf. no is beautiful curtailed service, the agency calling these changes cost-cutting measures. . pure leaf. t innd i'm sosteo bile >> maybe it takes a couple weeks to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. to do something that used to take a day or two. >> reporter: experts now warning the degrading standards of the postal service are already

slowing down deliveries of mail, usitamin d for immune support. to keep me moving the way i was made to. medical prescriptions and paychecks. jim gall says a reimbursement it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. ♪ scratch that, baby, ♪i'm grateful.ankf♪l. ♪ claim for his wife's medication usually takes six days but ♪ gotta say, it's really been a while. ♪ recently took two weeks. >> we have to pay for her prescriptionthd anil fen th jeam $8 but now i got back that smile. ♪ the lis reimbursement. $11,000, $12,000 is a lot of money to have outstanding on a credit card. >> reporter: tng cld for the nob and tees from $4.ever wonda in chick-fil-a came from? election. it started with grade-a top quality chicken. the postal service is warning 46 states that ba but we believed everything-not just the food-should be grade-a. lireinimd. alth as the esid continues to tout baseless "a" is for above and beyond. claims that mail-in voting leads an extra level of care. to voter fraud. "a" game. from caring for our guests and our community, >> universal mail-in voting is going to be catastrophic. to cleanliness and safe service with a "my pleasure!" it's going to make our country a laughingstock all over the a is for all the little things we do to bring you our best, every day. world. >> reporter: well, once again there is no evidence that a little funky dance? expanding vote by mail will lead and that, too. to widespread voter fraud. abc news has learned overnight that attorneys general, democrat attorneys general from six first time in 15 states areonng leg first time in 15 years the san francisco bay area had a action against the trump severe thunderstorm warning, the administration to protect the lightning was incredible. you can see it lighting up the operations of the united states postal service, george. sky there from those tower cams.

thanks to our affiliate there. >> showdown on so many fronts also, you have a chance for with so much at stake. severe storms, pacific moisture terry moran, thanks so much. from actually a tropical storm now to the big week ahead in the race for the white house, way down southwest will aid in the democratic convention starts making some lightning filled storms today in oregon. coming up here on "gma," tonight, a convention completely transformed by the pandemic superstar adele is saying hello unlike any we've seen before. mary bruce is in washington with a look ahead to the country's first virtual convention. good morning, mary. to a new outlook on life >> reporter: good morning, george. revealing the secret behind her well, the challenge for new success and the book that democrats over these next four changed her. days is how to hold a convention also gloria estefan is coming at without anyone actually convening. you. don't go anywhere. this is spon no convention floor backed with delegates. no cheering and applause and no balloon drop. what we will see, two hours a night, hundreds of virtual videos and highly choreographed speeches from across the country, some taped and some live. we will hear from members of the party's old guard, its rising stars and even one republican. now tonight they will kick things off with a focus on the three crises that are facing this country, the pandemic, economic downturn and national reckoning it will all be an eff democrats to argue that the president is failing in these three areas and a chance for them to showcase how joe bidt

lady, michelle obama, and we are told joe biden will make a brief appearance in a video tonight hn y, sl da george. >> we have our first poll since the pick of kamala harris as joe biden's running mate and it shows that ticket holding a bin heads into the convention with a 12-point lead nationally according to our latest poll. it also shows the country likes his pick for vice president. at 52% senator kamala harris has the highest favorability rating of any of the four candidates and the poll also shows we're seeing this important shift when it comes to enthusiasm for joe biden. it is growing, up from 28% in march now to 48% today. >> announcer: building a better now, president trump still has bay area for a safe and secure far more enthusiasm among his supporters but this is a notable future. shift because, of course, voter enthusiasm often encourages this is abc 7week, despite healh voter turnout. george? >> okay, mary. thanks.

we'll have full coverage of the orders. democratic convention beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on abc a group of personal care newslive and at 10:00 eastern on abc. businesses say they need to reopen or else they're going out i'll be anchoring in primetime of business. they're doneaiting for public all four nights, and robin, health officials to giving them you're getting ready for a special sunday night. permission to reopen. >> that's right, george. we certainly are. the first joint network they claim they're taking extra interviews with joe biden and precautions. salons that violate health kamala harris. "world news tonight" anchor david muir and i will sit down orders could face thousands of dollars in fines. with both of them and you'll see it next sunday at 8:00 p.m. let's good et to meteorologist right now we are going to mike nicco and your forecast. a noisy morning out there. turn to those wildfires that are raging in the west. let's show you the north bay. california hit hard with those three giant fires burning more than 40,000 acres, and now the showers, look at all this lightning. there's a fire tornado warning. it will be the hot spot, as you see more showers and wiak carhur ghjoesin, s califor thunderstorms developing over the ocean. more. they're a bit further to the good morning, will. west, so looking more at sonoma >> reporter: and, robin, these county, lake and mind cino counties. firefighting are battling an ar more coulddevelop. that could mean more fires. veteran firefighters telling me this is extreme fire behavior and they say it's not going to let up any time soon. you're looking at a fire

tornado, a rare phenomenon spurned in the middle of here, just northwest of reno this weekend. it's so massive and hot it made. it spawned this terrifying tornado. >> it was a very tall cloud that forms through the smoke above ♪ i got it all from you that fire. >> reporter: the national weather service even issuing a ♪ i'm always pushing through tornado warning in the area. on sunday nearly 1,500 ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ firefighters battled the massive ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ fire on lake hughes which has burned nearly 18,000 acres since last wednesday destroying at least 21 buildings including 5 ♪ i'm like you homes. on-demand glucose monitoring. officials say over 100 lightning because they're always on. strikes helped fan the flames. the fire, 12% contained. another life-changing technology from abbott. this fire is just one of many so you don't wait for life. you live it. burning t co triple-degree heat is lpth grow. also impacting california's electrical grid, some electricity providers implementing rolling power outages to ease the grid's burden. there's more hot weather in the forecast and in certain partswhe fires. michael?

>> far from over, will. thank you so much. now we'll turn to what is looking like a revolution in the country of belarus, a former ru. hundreds of thousands o demand demand the ousting of the country's longtime dictator. california's economic challenges are deepening. patrick reevell is on the ground for us in minsk. good morning, patrick.escenes. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. on sunday there were over our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, 100,000 people were estimated to have just flooded into minsk all demanding that president needing money for masks and ppe, alexander lukashenko step down and that new elections be held. it was the biggest political and to ensure social distancing. protest in the country's history. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? euphoria on the streets here late into the night. people really seeming to feel mounting every day. that they're close to toppling a we need to provide revenues now, leader who's been in power for 26 years. you can see they're back out we know are coming. again behind me now outside state television demanding it be w[upb♪ i fell asleepevenues now, ♪ tobut when i woke up. ♪i put everything in perspective. ♪ switched off, but lukashenko is (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? still very much in power here and dismissed demands he hold (vo) goolus.eds our connections. rc new elections saying that won't fear among people here when we

ask about a possible russian intervention. >> all r mh, ivthdrtrack.erya ring, nascar nk some happy news. he returned to the daytona international speedway for the first time sunday since this harrowing crash six months ago. he was in the lead at the daytona 500 when he was hit from behind sending his car flying into the wall, flipping over, and mr. newman had to be cut out of the car and rushed to the hospital. amazingly, he was able to walk out of those doors less than 48 hours later. you see him there with his girls. newman expressing his gratitude pyn thtracand scare workers whoi > what a lucky man. we are following a lot of other. big move from the washington football team. it's an interview you'll only see on "gma" this morning. and this hero husband saving his wife from a great white good morning, america. shark, fearlessly fighting it it's 8:00 a.m. off with punches until it let a new warning about kids and her go. he'll tell us their terrifying coronavirus. the cdc says cases among story but first let's go to ginger.

children are rising steadily as a third high school in georgia yeah, michael, that record shuts down. more cases reported now on heat was so impressive. college campuses across the death valley, preliminary, 130 country. we talk to one of the country's top infectious disease experts degrees. if that verifieverifies, that's this morning. hottest temperature the fears of a so-called twindemic. growing concerns about a severe flu season during the pandemic. since 1913. easily also their hottest august temperature on record which dr. ashton with what to know, daf 0 degrees already this what to watch for and how to prepare. one little boy's great big wish. season, and really impressive ht the 9-year-old who has spent most of his life in foster care around. saying he just wants to have a family. that ridge is strong all the way to the canadian border. should go close to 100 here in the overwhelming response and how he's one step closer this morning. ♪ hello from the other side now to the select cities brought to you by subaru. adele says, hello, to a self-help best-seller raving about the blockbuster book she says will make your soul scream. how she says it changed her life and why, the author responding to "gma" this morning. ♪ get on your feet and time to geon your feet. gloria estefan is joining us live and performing one of her

biggest hits and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ get up and take some action >> teachers are in a good position to give their voice and we certainly do say good morning, america. they just weren't being heard. >> reporter: an entire district in nebraska is closing after and we are kicking the week off three teachers tested positive and 24 more are in quarantine. >> we knew this would happen at right with gloria estefan. we're also kicking off the week some point. we just didn't think it would right having george and michael happen one day into the school back. year. did you guys miss us as much as >> reporter: and dozens of we missed you? >> of course, we did. >> absolutely, robin. students are in isolation at this oklahoma school district i mean, i guarantee you i did. >> uh-huh. after two teens knowingly went uh-huh. >> and you know i'm excited about gloria because i know when she comes on the rhythm is gonna get you. >> every time. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> we ca wait to catch up with her later. otalso coming up, tory johnn is taking us on a "deals & steals" self-care staycation and this morning she has products that will give your skin a glow, of course, at low, low prices. >> that is all coming up. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus emergency. the united states has now

reported more than 170,000 american deaths and the cdc has reported that cases among children sil rising and that battle over re-opening schools continues. we go back to marcus moore with the latest from dallas. isn't like yesterday. good morning, marcus. (grrrr...put down that rake...) (and pick up that pb and j.) >> reporter: george, good morning. here in texas, they are approaching nearly 10,000 deaths daddy? from covid-19, and officials silence your growl. with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. made to help fill you up. this morning are working to stop ♪ scratch that, ♪baby, i'm grateful. ♪ the spread of this virus as kids head back to school. ♪ got to say it's really been a while ♪ overnight a third high school in georgia's cherokee county district shutting down switching ♪ but now i got back that smile. smile. ♪ check everything off the list with lower prices to all remote learning for the next two weeks. and hundreds of deals. get ready for school at target. after 25 people tested positive, 500 of the s w under precautionary quarantine. robin spoke with dr. ashish jha director of the harvard global health institute about children sti♪l fresh... and covid-19 earlier this morning. >> still a lot of concern about unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ kids and the staff and teachers going back to school. >> it really depends where you unstdowny unstopablescent booster live. i just think a lot of places in texas and georgia where we've proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. seen those big outbreaks,

they're just not doing this proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... responsibly. and that's because in a way ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... their community transmission levels are too high, whereas ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation in michigan and new york, i think we can open them up safely that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. because transmission is low and that's what matters. >> reporter: it steadily humira can lower your ability to fight infections. increased from march to july d serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, shows 7.3% of positive cases in have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, the u.s. have been children under the age in and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas ki are significantly lower than in adults, it is unclear if where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, they transmit the virus as hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. effectively as adults. don't start humira if you have an infection. humira is proven to help stop further joint damage. at one oklahoma school district, two students went to school ing infected and now want more proof? 25 students are in quarantine. ask your rheumatologist about humira citrate-free. one pregnant teacher begging to if you can't afford your medicine, move to virtual learning. >> right now my concern is abbvie may be able to help. risking orphaning my three children i currently have, if you can't afford your medicine, risking my unborn child and my husband's life. when you drink or eat something that's acidic everyone is at risk for enamel loss. >> reporter: as college students it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface.

around the country return to campus, new concerns about large pronamel is formulated to help deliver minerals to the gatherings. back here in texas as the school tooth's surface to help reharden and year ramps up, high school strengthen your enamel. football will soon make its return and officials here still working to stop the spread and they are watching very closely what will happen with covid cases in the fall. michael. >> marcus, thank you. now to concerns about what "the new york times" calls a possible twindemic this fall with the flu season approaching as covid-19 still takes its she was not able to vote in her lifetime, toll. but i wanted to honor all that she had done to ensure dr. jennifer ashton is here with a lasting legacy of education and civic involvement. the push for flu shots this morning. i'm very proud to carry on her story. good morning, doc. why are doctors more concerned about the flu this season than last? >> well, michael this, is really about controlling the controllables. right now there are some things we can do to reduce our risk of covid-19 but we know that getting vaccinated against ♪ influenza is also under our control, and as we look ahead towards the fall and winter, we don't want two circulating respiratory viruses that can

have a major impact on our hospitals and on people's lives. good news possibly is if we look this is abc 7 news. good morning. to the southern hemisphere, they aim reggie aqui. have seen lower than normal residents remain until influenza rates, probably evacuation orders as fire fighters battle two wildfires sparked by lightning. because of all the social a total of four fires broke out distancing, mask wearing, hand yesterday. two have been contained. one firefighters needed to be engihyd e treated for a heat-related >> we are always looking for the good news, doc. there is a greater push for injury. so far, no homes have been people to get vaccinated this year. >> yeah, absolutely, michael. so the cdc wants to remind damaged. three fires are burning in everyone that the recommendations are for everyone the sunol area. over 6 months of age and over to get that vaccine, you do need mandatory evacuation orders are one every season or every year. in effect for about ten homes on they usually are out in r,anbeemalso peopl se th65 ao nd welsch road. the so-called marsh fire has to get a stronger dose so you're going to be hearing a lot about burned about 850 acres. influenza vaccination this year. this is 0% contain. we just don't want to add any we're going to check in with fuel to the fire that we're already dealing with. >> absolutely not. dr. jen, thank you so much. always great to see you, robin. >> okay, michael. now we want to share this. major league baseball celebrating the 100th anniversary of the negro

leagues. teams paying tribute sunday by wearing special patches and uniforms to salute the players that paved the way. the mlb honoring trail blazers we know like jacbikion. there were so many more, but jackie broke the barrier in 1947, and all the other players and sure, some renovations that came along. can require a bit of compromise. players writing tributes on but, there's no settling here. social media like, they played for us so we can. at floor and decor, she gets to fulfill her vision how true. while i get in-stock products at budget-friendly prices. some stadiums featured throwback all in one trip. cutouts in the stands of the stars who made history and there were so many of them. plus, we get the installation materials we need the league also encouraging people to learn more about the to get it done right and right on time. history of blacks in baseball it's a win-win. and can you do that at the negro now that's shopping like a pro. league's baseball museum in explore floor and decor, now open kansas city, george and michael. for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. >> such an important tribute. thank you, robin. >> yep. coming up, how one 9-year-old boy's wish for a family might be one step closer to coming true. thousands of families were reaching out to adopt jordan. you see him there.

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>> looking forward to that. robin, what's the new picture ♪ hello from the other side this morning? >> well, i'm sure that my home back here on "gma," you know crew is going to dance here on the home set to bring me the "gma" pop-in. thank you both so very much. who that is. that is adele with her hit song "hello." you should have been here for now the singer is revealing they rehearsal. these young women are the youth leadership of women voters, usa, they visited us in times square about a year ago. they are hard at work. hello to an inspiring book. they're reaching out to women to we'll have more on that and vote. they are also getting ready to we're going to hear the author's reaction to adele's praise in our next hour. celebrate women's equality day i'm sure that reaction includes, thank you! >> i'll bet she was pretty on august 26th which is the happy. 100th anniversary since the that is right, robin. that is all coming up. passage of the 19th amendment we're following headlines which gave women the right to vote. including the latest on the postal service showdown. house speaker nancy pelosi has called the house back into i'm so very proud of them and it was great to meet them and want them to keep up the great work. emergency session to address the all right. it is time now for "pop news." let's see. crisis and growing questions about the november election. democrats accused the postmaster michael is back, george is back general of trying to silence and lara is back as well. millions of voters after what he calls cost cutting measures. the agency is warning 46 states good morning, lara. the ballots might not be delivered in time to be counted. good morning, robin and you got to also mention riva. also right now, the latest she's back. on the coronavirus emergency. more than 170,000 american lives so happy to see you guys and we

have now been claimed by the have a lot to get to. virus. we're going to start with michael jordan making history the cdc is now issuing a new off the court and on the auction warning about kids and covid. under way tonight in the bubble. block, a pair of the basketball legend's sneakers worn by him in a game 35 years ago just set a 16 teams set for the first round after they finish their eight new record selling for, get, regular season claims and this $615,000. portland trail blazers claiming the last spot and they will face m.j., just 22 years old when he off against lebron and the l.a. wore those airnever could he o lakers tomorrow. the finals are scheduled no later than mid-october. >> can't wait. would become the most expensive >> i cannot wait for that either. sneakers ever sold at awk. now to our abc news exclusive and the washington football team's big announcement. -- auction. christie's auction house this morning there's a new explaining the shone of leader joining the franchise and he's making nfl history. a jason wright is now the first thlso the original versions of they still have a shard of black team president. glass embedded them in the sole michael is going to speak with from when jordan slam dunked the him live in just a moment but ball so hard he shattered the first janai norman has a look at backboard in that game. interest in jordan and his the year the team enbes facing and what they're working to overcome. good morning there, janai. sports memorabilia has increased >> reporter: hey, robin, good this year a great deal because morning to you. of the release of that it is a good morning for fans of incredible espn docuseries "the washington's football team. the organization looking for a

last dance." amazing for a pair of used fresh start now starting off the sneakers. and guys, a little "pop news" update for you this morning.ngp for sale week with not one but two big reasons to celebrate.wain footb following months of turmoil. owner dan snyder in the hot seat in brentwood, california. facing mounting pressure to sell well, it just sold for over $4 million. the team after a series of that is over a million dollars scandals shook up the franchise formerly known as the redskins. above the original asking price snyder who once vowed to nev of $2.9 million. it was a quick sale, we're told, the listing agent revealing she had 20 offers within two weeks.. change the controversial name and fiercely defended it in the past -- >> it means honor. it means respect. it means pride. >> reporter: -- facing backlash amid growing calls for racial justice this summer. >> the name itself is defined in in the end blanche, rose, sophia the dictionary as a racial slur. and dorothy would be happy to it comes from a very dark time know it went to a local family who, quote, appreciated the in our country's history where house's architecture and location and has no plans to bountieser we feofrefo tear down this iconic piece of television history. american indian lives. >> reporter: sponsors like fedex that is great news all arod.d f incredible virtual performance nike and pepsi adding to the about something we can all relate to, check out katie pressure, ultimately pushing the french from atlanta. organization to change its name in july to the washington reivity

it comes to avoiding that magnetic pull to get a snack out of the fridge. take a look. football team until it decides on a permanent name. the team now also the subject of ♪ somebody stop me an internal investigation amid ♪ she is at the fridge again sexual and verbal harassment allegations made by 15 former employees to "the washington ♪ i'm at the fridge again ♪ she's at the fridge again ♪ it's calling my name she's at post," multiple top level the fridge again ♪ employees accused of misconduct who are no longer a part of the ♪ a&m at the frie n, fridge a h organization. >> it was probably a week, two weeks in that i was already being screamed at and i was already being hit on by people in the office. >> reporter: in a statement to "the post" the team's owner haa icnguci'm the fridin♪ saying the behavior described has no place in our franchise or society and plans to institute new policies and procedures. a big shake-up is under d now kd french, guys. way as washington's nfl team i'm telling you, remember that tries to craft a comeback for the organization and the team name. singing every part of her original song posting it on e fan writing, ts o quarteack alex s cleared devastating leg injury that could have cost him his life. and now a new leader joining the franchise this morning making history. i veer voi humorhe goes va now jason wright taking over the team is history in the making.

michael. >> all right, janai, a lot of things happening over there in >> back to you, george, in the studio. >> welcome back. willsty, please welcome the brand-new president of the washington football team, we turn to our "gma" cover story. jordan has been in foster care jason wright, who is the first ever black team president in nfl for six years. after he wished for three thing, family, family and family, thousands of families looking to history and, jason, i want to start out by saying adopt him. congratulations and thank you for joining us this morning. not only are you the youngest erielle reshef joins us with the story. good morning to you, erielle. >> reporter: george, good team president currently in the morning. in these trying times, league but as i said before, you so many of us are appreciating are the first ever black team our families more than ever. for that little boy who spent most of his life in foster care, a family is all he has ever president. dreamed of. his emotional plea for a parent what does it mean for you and for the team and what does it to love him went viral and now mean for the nfl? >> hey, thanks, michael. it's good to be on with you, my there are more than 10,000 friend. i think first and foremost it's obviously very personal for me. inquiries to adopt him. much like you, i'm a football the only thing this little boy player first. wants is a family. i've been playing since i was 7 years old, went to northwestern on a scholarship. >> like a om played seven years in the league, you know, probably got mom, or just dad. fired a few more times than you, >> reporter: 9-year-old jordan my friend, but played a decent amount of time in the league and then became a businessman and cut my teethme of the bestso has spent six years of his life in oklahoma foster care telling business schools, have been helping some of the most complex and important organizations oklahoma city tv station kfor, around the world transform over all he wanted was someone to the last few years so for me it's personal and an opportunity

talk to any time he needed and to bring together my two worlds if granted three wishes, jordan in a really unique way at a really unique time. saying simply and sincerely -- the fact that i happen to be black and the most qualified >>epter: to add t person for this is a boost. anguish, h biological brother >> i love that. most qualified person is the first thing that i think when i think about you, jason. it's not an easy job. it is so far from being an easy braison was adopted without him job because you're joining a last year. >> it was very difficult for franchise that is in a lot jordan. he misses his brother a lot. we recently reached out to that of turmoil right now and last family. we're in the process of month the announcement of the name change. rebuilding that relationship there have been allegations of sexual harassment by over a dozen female employees and an investigation into whether the team failed to consider assuming things continue to go well, they are open to taking minority and female candidates jordan, you know, for the day so in hiring its vice president, they can spend some real time so what are your plans as the together. >> reporter: but jordan's new president for changes in the organization from the inside? >> part of what has excited me interview quickly going viral. within just 12 hours, thousands about taking the role is we had of inquiries to adopt him poured a phrase when we played that in from across the country. said you don't talk about it, >> the original story went out you be about it. last week and i was told that and i think what i've seen from dan and tanya snyder in the typically, you know, they'll get 1,200 hits a day on the website and there's been millions. hiring of coach rivera and to have an independent investigato

harassment allegations there are actual shifts in action to suggest it is a new day. that's why i'm excited to take it on. >> reporter: and jordan's coach rivera talked about permanency deserves a loving family. establishing a new culture, a new way of operating rooted in values around inclusion and when asked where he would go if transparency. he could choose anywhere in the world he said to an adoption party for a home. that's exactly what we're going welfare officials combing to do on the business side.cult through that sea of applications and inquiries hopefully bringing first to make sure that we have an organization that people want jordan just one step closer to to be a part of and that itself realizing that dream. will start to expand the value >> boy, he sure does deserve it. thanks very much.d. of the franchise ae ak me th good things happen. >> another change that is coming to the football team is the now to superstar adele name. revealing a secret behind her new outlook on life. the singer praising a "new york times" best-selling so if you want to make even more book saying, quote, i'm so ready news by telling us what the new name will be, and if not, if not, when can we expect to know for myself after reading this book. what the new name will be? stephanie ramos joins us with more and, stephanie, you had the >> i know what y'all are author's reaction to this. good morning. thinking, you hired a brother >> reporter: good morning, michael. adele shared a photo of the book and all of a sudden the betting titled "untamed, stop pleasing, money is on red tails. it's not. it's not. ried and hop theook oerom in truth what we're actually s name. it is a new identity, a new way ♪enmy lovto you of engaging with the world. it's going to inform the way we embed in the community, the way

>> reporter: adele's music has we engage with fans so it's much always done the talking. bigger than just a name or logo ean right now so not much to pl her voice captivating fans worldwide. ♪ when we were young s it's longer process and it's going to engage the fangs intensely. it's going to engage the the grammy winner's body transformation that has the sponsors intensely and by the world buzzing. adele now sharing it partly end it will be a community decision we make as a washington comes from what she's learning about herself after reading "the ty decon the . new york times" best-seller "untamed" by author glennon doyle. we're going to turn to the season that's coming up. the 32-year-old crediting her a lot are excited about the memoir with helping liberate her season but it's going to be unlike any other. mind-set about her body saying full contact training camp, after reading the book, it's as training expected to start today if i just flew into my body for and we know that football, it's physical and the distancing is impossible. are you confident in the plans that the nfl has for that? the first time. >> you know, i'd have to be -- read this book and have a highlighter on hand to make i'd have to have perfect foresight to say we know it's notes. diakyour brain and make your soul scream. going to go perfectly well. it is part memoir, part i am confident in the plans laid self-help encouraging women to abandon old expectations set upon them by society freeing them to be their true untamed it's clear we'll ecute with selves. it's been flying off the shelves utmost hubris to say we know since we helped launch it here it's all going to go perfectly. on "gma" with our robin roberts.

>> what if motherhood is not about showing your children how so i think what we have to do, we have to be data driven and look at how the data is changing day by day and we're going to to slowly die, but how to bravely live? so it is our duty to not settle for any relationship that is less beautiful than the one we have to be agile, quick on our feet to shift in how we operate would want for our babies. to make sure that our players, >> amen. our staff and everybody around this operation is safe. >> reporter: doyle sharing what she hopes people take away from the health and safety is her work. absolutely first. so i like where we're at but we'll monitor it day by day. >> we need to stop dismissing >> i know a lot of fans are untamed women and supporting th♪ hoping it really works out. a lot of people miss football. us jwentwat tsa is a great story coming out of >> reporter: as for adele's lifestyle revolution, doyle says washington this season, seeing him getting cleared so this. i have long respected and adored hopefully he gets back on the adele. so i was beyond thrilled that she found freedom and peace field and we want to in "untamed." congratulate you again, jason, here's to adele, and to every we your accomplishment. single untamed woman brave >>h tis whanka yyoou. enough to quit pleasing and we'l start living. appreciate it. >> takt.l e edcarene. i george. t hanald get there's an excerpt of the book on our website. he wasn't giving it up. >> you did your best. you can check it out for yourself. while fans are excited to see coming"gma" how a heroic h uusbandn foughnet shark with his bare hands to adele posting more they're asking where is the album? save his wife's life. hands to we want an album. where is it? save his wife's life. adele's last album was released in 2015. hesy haveo

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but by the washing machine as well. >> reporter: beyond domesticity, technology continues to redefine love and sex in the age of instagram and tinder. >> the online sites, it's hard to talk about this without doing a finger motion are raising a generation used to swiping right and left and becoming overwhelmed by all this choice. >> reporter: and sometimes, too many choices means no choices at all. >> too much choice becomes paralyzing. >> hello, i'm here. >> hi. >> hi. i'm samantha. >> reporter: in the 2013 movie "her" joaquin phoenix's character becomes attached to his virtual assistant who is not a real person. that's hollywood's version of humans falling in love with robots, but it's said reality is closer to the relationship we already have with our smartphones. >> not sexual. it's not romantic but if you leave your phone behind, if you break your phone, you feel something, you feel an emotion because we are connected to these machines. we're all living our lives on

zo and that's only going to accelerate it. look what you and i are doing right now. we're having what feels and is a perfectly normal human conversation and yet we're not in the same state, so if you were actually not real and you were a very smart animated avatar, it might not know. >> how do you know i'm not? >> i do not know that you're not. >> reporter: you guys know i'm real, right, for the record. well, whether it's alexa or siri, virtual reality or robot assist, automated phone trees we inteh computers more a shaping almost every part of the human experience. the book is called "work, mate, marry, love: how machines shape our human destiny" and guess what, amy, it's available tomorrow. >> i know you're like i can't o >> me too. coming up next, leslie odom jr. and nicolette robinson joining us live. stay with us. nick let robinson joining us live. stay with us.

>> good morning everyone.

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we cannot wait to hear from the legendary singer. that is just ahead. but right now, michael and amy, you're getting ready to talk to another one of my favorites. >> yes, we are, robin. you are right about that. hollywood has been on hold during the pandemic, of course, but some writers and producers figured out how to get back to work by creating new content with remote technology. is the new freeform limited series "love in the time of corona" and the stars, les and on screen and they are joining us live from the set of their new show, which happenys knlesl month and a half ago talking about raising a toddler and apparently issues with curse wo. how is the parenting thing going? >> as a parenting thing, it's going well. you guys made me feel good about it back then.

you let me know it wasn't that big of a deal but happy to say her vocabulary continues to grow but not only by four-letter words. >> it's working out. nobody's perfect, remember that. nicolet nicolette, we see your daughter is getting in on your in-home workout. does she always work out in a princess costume? >> yeah it's pretty much that kind of attire 24 hours a day. breakfast, princess attire, bed. she would take a bath in princess attire if she could. >> we're always talking about everybody now working from home but you two took it truly to the next level. so for your new show "love in a time of corona" you executive produced it and starred and filmed it in your home all using remote technology. what was that like? walk us through the process of all of that. >> it was -- it was interesting. i mean, i don't know about you

or your family members but i think our household for the first couple of months of quarantine were in full organization mode, marie kondo'ing one room and organizing another one. putting all the junk in another room. we were definitely not primetime nady at this house. >> so it was a little s b treaso the ease of filming in the comfort of your own home which was really, really different for us. >> without that commute. tell you that much. >> the commute is quick. >> yes. >> and you play a married couple dealing with life in quarantine. we're going to take a quick look at a clip. let's go. >> do not touch your face, do not forget to wipe your credit card down with san tie wipes. >> got it. >> i usually do the quarantine shopping. i can get in and out. >> give me the list, i'll cross everything off. you're not the only one that wants to get out of the house. >> okay. >> good luck. >> should i kiss the baby good-bye. >> if you don't come back, i

will tell her how brave her daddy was. >> how similar is the couple you play in the show to you in real life? >> they look a lot like us. their home is not too bad. we gave -- we offered up a lot of our relationship actually. we thought if it was relatable to us that somebody else might relate to it. if it was happening in our house it was most likely happening in someone else's house so we offered up a lot. >> i mean that scene that you just saw was definitely an instant that took place in our real lives. he really did forget to look at the back of the list when he went grocery shopping and made it into the script. >> that's extremely relatable in my house too as well so, yeah, i got that. leslie, before we let you go, we want to wish you a belated happy birthday. it was about a week and a half ago, correct? i understand your daughter made you a cake? >> she made me the sweetest cake, a little hollow in the nt

delicious cake from my girl. >> it was her mission that day. >> we thank you too for waking up early and joining us. you have to tell us, guys, and full disclosure to look at both sides of the paper.. i got you. the two-night limited series "love in the time of corona" me premieres saturday at 8:00 p.m. on freeform. coming up, cari and jemelle join us to talk about their new show.

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♪ i do my hair toss better buckle up. we are back with the two women who are launching a cutting-edge late night show unlike any we've ever seen before. ladies and gentlemen, jemele hill and cari champion are known for their sports reporting but now these colleagues and good friends, they're anchoring "cari & jemele: stick to sportse news of the day and more, cari and jemele join us from their gorgeous studio. i'm a little envious. i lo it's a morning show. you're not late night yet. this is a morning show. but you both are known for speaking your mind. >> we will be on our best behavior. >> oh, sure, promises promises.

who is going to stir it up first when you're on tonight, when the show launches? who will be the first to stir things up? >> it'll probably be me, robin, becae you know, as america t ve said a few things and she likes to stir things up, so i think it will be a new opportunity to see me in a late night role not talking sports or giving out stats, and talking about sports actually in a very different way. how it intersects with politics and pop culture and entertainment. >> jemele, i thought it was going to be you to be the first things to stir things up. it's going to be cari. is that true? >> it's going to be cari. look, i live in the bubble of trouble, as you know, robin. so people are accustomed to me saying these things. they are not accustomed to her, so i can't wait until they hear all these spicy takes from cari are not familiar, jemele, why

the title of the show, "stick to sports." tell everybody. >> well, as you know, robin, for the last few years, i think up until recently that was what the mantra seemed to be. there were a lot of people who were being very intellectually dishonest about what was happening in sports and as you know, sports, politics, race, gender, culture, they have always mashed together. in many cases, sports has been ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to social change. look no further than jackie robinson and muhammad ali and plenty of other instances but there was this loud minority that kept saying that people like cari and i, black athletes, anybody who expressed an opinion that was counter to theirs to stick to sports as if they don' tir >> so tell us what people can expect from your show, cari. >> i think we're going to have all of those things, i think we're going to have everything or, i think our first guest,k to

he is probably the poster child for stick to sports. we'll have lebron james on. he has so many wonderful initiatives happening right now, more than a vote. he'll talk about that, what that community is trying to do and most importantly what they're expected to do and that is to really talk about voter suppression and stop it. so that's one of our guests for our premiere episode, robin. and hopefully sometime soon we >> i see what you're doing, oh, i saw what you're doing here. but love how you just, oh, by the way, lebron is our first guest. just, oh, by the way, no big >> you shouldn't be -- we shouldn't be shocked that the first guest is a laker because this one is a big laker fan so we should knot be surprised. -- not be surprised. >> uh-oh. so that's why the purple chairs? is that why you have the laker purple chairs that you have?

oh, i see. >> i also have laker shoes in the back, robin. do you see the laker shoes in the back? there's a lot of things happening here. >> there's always things happening when you two are around but you know what, you say this so well, but, jemele, sports can a microcosm of society and we're seeing athletes step you now and -- up now and speaking out about social injustice and wanting to right that, and the demonstrations that we've seen, kneeling. do you think, both of you, do you think that's something we're going to continue to see from athletes? >> oh, definitely. >> oh, for sure. >> i think they're in this moment and they plan to not only make it a moment but a movement and i yok inu' sll athletes -- they'll go beyond just the gesth he ei own inittis. lebr ione example.player alway been vocal in the wnba and now they're finding themselves to be

exposed to a new platform, a new audience so i expect them to take it to the next level but these issues, the athletes are insistent that they will stay in the forefront of our conversation in america. >> you mentioned kneeling specifically. we will see kneeling more and more often. it will become commonplace. i think the unfortunate thing about kneeling is colin kaepernick had to lose his career because of it, but it is not a symbol of disrespect. it's a symbol of respect in itself, and so i expect to see that throughout all sports, throughout all major league sports. >> all right. all right, you two. well, cari and jemele, cannot wait for this show, "stick to sports." it will premiere on vice tv on wednesday and thank you, thank you for being here with us and dropping some knowledge and letting us know that lebron is going to be one of your guests but i'm so proud of you guys. >> you got the exclusive, robin and, again, we would love to have you and michael on for that matter and tell him we said hello. >> i love how you included

michael in there. we'll throw him in there. >> you're okay. >> big thank you to you, robin. it's because of you and your contributions that we >> we tel anon shoulders every single woman in sports adores you,ndef a farore. thank you. >> you are too kind. i was already going to go on the show before that but now that you said that, okay, you sealed the deal in booking me and i'll work on michael. i'll work on michael. but it's coming up on vice tv. thank you so much for getting up. y'all take care. thank you, thank you, thank you, cari and jemele and now -- >> thank you. now let's go to ginger. ginger. felt before. >> reporter: social distancing measures at east carolina university being tested during its opening weekend. police breaking up 20 parties including 1 with 400 people. >> just like shut it down, we'll

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we are back now with seven-time grammy award winning musician, gloria estefan. her new album, "brazil305" is out now and good morning to you. good morning. >> good morning, michael and amy. so happy to be back to "gma." it's like my family. >> we are happy to have you back, of course, and congratulations on your newest sen yeu el this one is going to raise people's spirits right now and why they can use that? >> well, you know what, i think music finds its best moment and was going to release it in 2017 but right on the week that i was going into the studio my mom

took ill and passed away 33 days later and i couldn't sing so took me over a year to be able to get back in there and p t joy that i intended on the album. i sung it to her live with the tracks we recorded in brazi musicians and she was so excited about it. so when i did actually record it, i know she was with me every you're playing the in the worl going through, and that's my job as a musician. it's -- music did that for me in my life and got me through my toughest mom so exciting so we're proud to say that the new album "brazil305" which features some of those remixes of your classic songs that we all know and love rhythm is gonna get you" so take

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up inorth bay, abtvery twominutes.e'been 17 ov0 minutes, let me show you what's thunderstorms, predigitous amounts. that's where they'll most likely hit, but lightning can hit up to 12 miles from the surprised if stretch longer. ht rolls on, kumasi. >> we'll be ready. now it's time for "live with kelly >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, host of "world's toughest race: eco-challenge fiji," bear grylls. in session with science bob. and a kansas woman who excels at lending a helping hand is our good news story of the day!ur all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and

ryan seacrest. >> ryan: [laughs] and hello and good morning on this monday, august 17th. good morning, my dearest. how are you? >> kelly: i'm fine, my lovely. did you hear that?atas the toilg because, you know, why-- >> ryan: i couldn't hear it. couldn't hear it. >> kelly: you couldn't hear it? oh, good. okay, good. it was so loud that i was convinced that america was hearing--no, don't bother closing the door now.