even during the seven on seven. love you guys. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, overnight a top isis leader has been captured. breaking overnight, one of the top isis leaders apprehended by u.s.-led coalition forces. he was an experienced bombmaker in syria actively planning isis operations. what we're learning this morning. two americans missing in ukraine. unconfirmed reports saying they may have been captured by russian forces. the families of the military veterans calling for them to be brought home as president biden announces another $1 billion in military aid for ukraine. recession fears mounting. with the biggest interest rate hike in nearly 30 years how it can impact everything from car loans to mortgages. january 6th hearing. the photos you've never seen of former vice president mike pence during the january 6th

insurrection as the house committee looks at the pressure he faced from former president trump to block certification of the election and the panel now obtains emails between clarence thomas' wife ginni and top trump officials. hope and heart break for parents. an fda panel recommending covid vaccines for children as young as 6 months. plus, the new setback for that troubled plant at the center of the baby formula shortage. abc news exclusive. a juror on the johnny depp/amber heard trial speaks out. how the jury made their decision and what they thought of her testimony. ♪ trying to make it to number one ♪ avalanche overtime thriller. >> score! burakovsky. >> the hero of game one of the stanley cup finals blowing the roof off the denver arena. plus, the wait is almost over. >> to infinity --

>> lightyear himself chris evans joins us live. and beyonce is back, the ultimate countdown is on. overnight queen bey dropping a huge announcement. six years now since "lemonade," we're t-minus 43 days until the superstar's "renaissance." good morning, america. t-minus 43 days. >> that's it. we keep it as a countdown clock, anything she does. >> going off right now. >> a lot of people excited. good morning to you all. we'll be talking about that. we have sam champion with us this morning. he is tracking what you're seeing here. had some severe weather. this is on the move. this damage you're seeing is from a reported tornado in wisconsin overnight. much more on that and the new threats just ahead. we'll start with breaking >> a top isis leader captured by u.s. forces in syria. he was an experienced bombmaker planning attacks and cecilia vega starts us off with this developing story. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: yeah, george, good

morning to you. as you just said one of the top isis leaders in syria. solemn tell you what we know as this information is coming in. his name is hani ahmed al kurdi. officials say he was an facilitator actively planning isis operations. u.s.-led coalition forces captured him during this rare military operation in northwestern syria yesterday. they say no civilians were harmed or damage sustained to any u.s. resources during the raid. now, international observers on the ground say two helicopters landed in a village about two miles from the turkish border with coalition forces chasing down gunmen. this is the second major raid against isis under president biden. u.s. special forces attempted to kill or capture the group's leader back in february. you'll remember, he detonated a suicide vest killing himself and several other family members as well. in this case now al kurdi was captured alive making him an important asset and a potential information source to isis and

the terrorist operations in that region. >> isis has not been in the news lately but remain a serious threat. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. officials are saying that this morning that certainly isis is not as strong as it once was but still has active cells in iraq, syria and they've increasingly been conducting brazen operations in rural areas in the region. george? >> cecilia vega, thanks very much. t.j.? george, to ukraine where two american fighters are missing. reportedly captured. their families are asking for help as president biden pledges another billion dollars in military aid. our foreign correspondent james longman is in ukraine with the very latest. james, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, t.j. the leaders of france, germany and italy are all in kyiv for talks with president zelenskyy. he'll be asking them to speed up the pace of weapons deliver. meanwhile, there is growing concern for these two american veterans who are thought to have been fighting alongside ukraine in the war who may now have been captured by russia. this morning, the families of two american veterans who have gone missing in ukraine are calling for them to be brought home. 39-year-old alexander drueke and 27-year-old andy huynh both volunteered to fight alongside

the ukrainian military. there are now unconfirmed reports the two may have been captured by russian forces in the kharkiv region. the biden administration says they're aware of those reports and are closely monitoring the situation. >> if it's true we'll do everything we can to get them safely back home. >> reporter: now their families just want them home. huynh's fiancee telling abc news he joined the ukrainians to make a difference. >> we just really want him back. i mean, he's got such a big heart. he knew this wasn't the easy th thing, but it was the right thing. and -- sorry. he just -- even though not great things have happened, i'm still really, really proud of him. >> reporter: alex's mother said he went to ukraine to stop russia. he was concerned that putin may want to expand further west if he took ukraine. >> he wanted to go over and help train the ukrainian soldiers and show them how to use the

equipment that the u.s. has been sending over there for them. >> reporter: this comes as president biden announced the largest u.s. military aid commitment to ukraine so far. the new aid package including more howitzer artillery systems, much needed rocket ammunition and new harpoon anti-ship weapons. president zelenskyy thanked the u.s. for the aid. [ speaking foreign language ] saying, "i'm grateful for the support. it's especially important for our defense in donbas." now, the show of unity from these european leaders today will be welcomed here in ukraine but it's really more weapons commitments that they really want. they face a real uphill struggle here in the donbas. amy? >> that scene behind you speaks volumes. james longman, thank you. now to that big move by the federal reserve raising interest rates, the biggest hike in nearly three decades to help fight inflation but the move also triggering fears about the possible side effects and economic slowdown, even a recession. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is tracking the latest for us. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy.

and we're already starting to see those impacts especially from rising prices which are taking their toll on the american economy and the american consumer who are spending a lot less on their wants in stores like these because they have to focus so much more on their needs with prices and rising interest rates. this morning, mounting fears of a recession as the federal hikes interest rates 0.75%, the largest increase in nearly three decades. >> high inflation imposes significant hardship, especially on those least able to meet the cost of essentials like food, housing and transportation. >> reporter: with food costs up nearly 12%, gasoline up nearly 50% and airfares soaring nearly 40% from a year ago -- >> i'm probably spending a good 50 to $75 more a week on groceries. >> reporter: with so much of family budgets going to necessities like gas, americans are starting to cut back. retail sales falling 0.3% in may.

>> there is a lot of economic uncertainty right now. i think it would be wise to be looking at how much money you are bringing in, how much money do you have saved and do you have money set aside for a rainy day? >> reporter: the fed's aggressive rate hike meant to stabilize prices will make it more expensive to borrow money. everything from car loans to mortgages which have already climbed from 3% in january to 6% now to credit cards. in real terms that means if you're carrying a balance of $5,000 on the average credit card making minimum payments, you'll have to pay an additional $289 in interest because of this rate hike. which is why it's an important and smart idea to, if you're in a position to do so, start paying off those credit cards now. the federal reserve is expected to continue hiking interest rates into the rest of this year

and the odds of a recession according to economists are now 72%. a 72% chance that we will see a recession by early 2024. george? >> wow, that has gone up. rebecca, thanks very much. now to the next hearing on the january 6th attack on the capitol and will focus on how president trump pressured mike pence to block the certification. jon karl has exclusive new images of mike pence on january 6th and what we know about the testimony we'll hear from pence's inner circle. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. these never before seen photos of pence and his family that were taken on january 6th provide a fascinating window on the pressure campaign that pence was facing. a pressure campaign that ultimately led to threats

against his life. the photos from january 6th that you've never seen, obtained exclusively by abc news, vice president mike pence just whisked off the senate floor by the secret service huddles with his brother and his daughter, the fear visible on her face, second lady karen pence is seen closing the curtains as the mob of rioters storms the capitol fearing they would see her husband. minutes later pence and his family were taken to a loading dock beneath the capitol complex late that night tweeting these pictures with the capitol police. [ crowd chanting ] >> during the siege, the crowd of trump supporters was searching for pence after he rebuffed trump's demand to overturn the 2020 election. the january 6th committee's republican vice chair says they will prove that trump agreed with those trying to get pence. >> the president responded with this sentiment, quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> reporter: trump denied that after the committee's first hearing, but listen to what he told me just two months after the capitol attack. >> you heard those chants. that was terrible, i mean, you know, those --

>> he could have -- well, the people were very angry. >> they were saying, hang mike pence. >> because it's common sense, it's common sense, jon, that you're supposed to protect. how can you -- if you know a vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> reporter: but the vote wasn't fraudulent and pence's role in certifying the election was only ceremonial. trump reese white house lawyers, aides and pence himself had told trump that. >> president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. >> reporter: trump ignored all of them and launched an all-out pressure campaign against pence even issuing this warning the day of the attack. >> mike pence will have to come through for us and if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country because you'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength and you have to be strong. >> reporter: after the capitol was cleared that night pence returned. this picture showing him working

with his daughter on the speech that he would give as congress reconvened to certify joe biden's victory. >> to those who wreaked havoc in our capitol today, you did not win. violence never wins. freedom wins, and this is still the people's house. >> reporter: pence himself is not testifying today but he has given a green light to all senior advisers to cooperate with the committee. you'll hear from several of them today, both in live and recorded testimony. george? >> the committee has new evidence that ginni thomas, the wife of clarence thomas was involved in this effort to overturn the election. >> reporter: ginni thomas is a pro-trump activist with extreme views. we already know she had been in communications with white house chief of staff mark meadows and republican legislators. we now know the committee has in

their possession emails between thomas and john eastman. he was the lawyer that was pushing this whole argument that pence could somehow single-handedly overturn the election. george, i don't know that those emails will be a major part of the committee's investigation. >> jon karl, thanks. we'll have full coverage of the hearings beginning at 1:00 p.m. on abc. amy? well, george, we turn to the severe weather on the move after striking the midwest at least two reported tornadoes touching down overnight. let's go to sam champion in for ginger tracking that threat. good morning, sam. >> good morning, amy. so, yeah, five states had severe storms. i want to show you some of this. this is a massive wedge-shaped tornado in wisconsin. two tornadoes in wisconsin. now, the national weather service saw this as a particularly dangerous situation. here's why. when it moved out of the fields across any building it destroyed them and looked like it was about a quarter mile wide. more details on that storm as we go through the day today but here with twin fronts moving toward the east coast there are storms clearing new york earlier today, also in pennsylvania but this is where the tough stuff lines up. pittsburgh, state college, be heads-up for damaging wind and hil. where the front dips and it

tries to fight the massive heat in the country there will be another area of storms. omaha, you're on the tip end, kansas city, springfield, watch for storms there. we'll have more on that big heat in the country and it's a big problem in the moment. t.j., what's up? >> sam, we appreciate you. good having you here as always. want to turn to a major development in the battle against covid. an fda panel recommended vaccines for children as young as 6 months old. our whit johnson joins us now with more on this. good morning to you, whit. >> reporter: hey, t.j., good morning. this is the news many parents of young children have been waiting for since the covid vaccines first started rolling out a year and a half ago. the fda advisory panel voting unanimously yesterday first to recommend emergency use authorization for the moderna vaccine for kids 6 months to 6 years old. it's a two-shot series. a quarter of the dose given to adults. the panel then voting to recommend the pfizer vaccine for children six months to 5 years old. that would be three shots just one-tenth the size of the adult dose. a few more steps in the process.

if the full fda grants authorization, then it goes to the cdc for the final green light and we could see those first shots going into arms as soon as next tuesday. george? >> okay, thanks very much. we turn to the nba finals. warriors on the cusp of their fourth championship in eight years up 3-2 over the celtics. the celtics do have home court advantage tonight in boston. will reeve is there with a preview. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. they say the hardest game to win is a closeout game where it's win or go home for the team on the brink. those are the stakes for the home team tonight. the celtics, it's going to be the last game in boston this year and the warriors say they're going to do whatever they can to make sure that it's the last game of the nba season. this morning, as the golden state warriors stand on the verge of their fourth nba title in eight seasons and the boston celtics face elimination, the theme for game six is simple. >> desperation. >> warriors coach steve kerr and team leader draymond green know how tense it can get. >> when a team is on the brink

of elimination, they are going to give you everything they got. they're going to give you their absolute best shot. >> reporter: playing in their first finals celtics stars jalen brown and al horford will do whatever it takes to force a game seven. >> i think that we're super focused and i think we're ready to leave it all out there. >> that's -- it's kind of been a theme for us all year as a team. you know, we've been put in this position and when we're backed into these corners, i feel we come together. >> reporter: the warriors are one win away from another title thanks in large part to a string of all-world performances from all-time great steph curry. >> we're, quote, unquote, not supposed to win this series but it's what he's always done. so it's beautiful to see him getting the recognition in the nba finals he's always deserved. >> reporter: with his team one win from glory on basketball's biggest stage, kerr keeping the

spotlight on the issue of national and personal significance. >> what's happening in our country with gun violence and my dad was shot and killed at 52, i was 18 and knowing what those families were going through in uvalde, all those beautiful little faces being taken from the earth and maybe what was most prominent on my mind is that we just keep allowing this to happen. >> reporter: so the warriors and the celtics and this trophy have been crisscrossing the country for weeks. larry o'brien here might finally have his chance to shine tonight lifted overhead by kerr and green and steph curry and the rest of the warriors, but the celtics are going to be desperate to force the two best words in sports, game seven. game six is tonight at 9:00 eastern on abc, guys. cannot wait. >> and all three of us will be watching tonight. >> yeah, no. one of us is going to be extra tired tomorrow. [ laughter ]

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the u.s. led coalition forces apprehended him during a military operation. also dr. anthony fauci tested positive for covid. the 81-year-old chief medical adviser is fully vaccinated and double boosted. officials reporting he has mild symptoms and is taking the antiviral paxlovid. he said in a statement he hasn't had any recent contact with the president or any government officials. the interest rate was raised 0.75%. the fed also signaling more rate hikes are on the way to avoid a recession. inflation rose to a four decade high of 8.6% last month. if selling your house, we can get you more money for that house if you paint the front door. yes, experts say the color of the front door makes a big difference. so what's the best color, they say? black. data shows it can bring in an extra 3% on a sale. and what about the bathroom? pale blue is what you should go with and it'll add thousands to the average sale. >> did i hear sam just say that's lovely?

>> sam, what color is your front door, sam? >> black. >> really? >> mine is black too. >> george? >> blue. >> blue. >> i won't ask about your bathroom colors. but there you go. we've got a lot more ahead here on "gma" and we're talking about the operations that have been hauled for the troubled plant at the center of the baby formula shortage. we'll tell you what it could mean for parents. that is coming up. george? right now an abc news exclusive with a juror in the johnny depp/amber heard defamation trial speaking out for the first time go the verdict. trevor ault is here with the story. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, george. this trial had the whole world watching and debating every question, evidence claim and this morning we have exclusive thinking.nto what the jury was - now, we agreed not to reveal his identity or juror number so you won't see his face or hear his real voice but he reveals a lot. this morning, an abc news exclusive, new details from the johnny depp/amber heard defamation trial from a member of the jury who says a lot of amber's story didn't add up and the majority of the jury felt

she was more the aggressor. >> he balled up his fists, leaned back and head butted me square in the nose. >> but never did i myself reach the point of striking ms. heard in any way. >> reporter: the juror, one of five men on the seven-person jury, said heard's emotional testimony was not realistic. >> i want to move on with my life. >> reporter: the crying, the facial expressions she had, the staring at the jury, all of us were very uncomfortable. she would answer one question and she would be crying and two seconds later she would turn ice cold. some of us used the expression crocodile tears. >> i didn't think he knew what he was doing. i don't know how -- i don't want

to do this. >> reporter: on depp's side a lot of the jury felt what he was saying at the end of the day was more believable. he just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. his emotional state was very stable throughout. >> it could begin with, you know, throwing a tv remote at my head. it could be a -- throwing a glass of wine in my face. >> reporter: the juror said the revelation heard had not donated her $7 million divorce settlement to charity was a fiasco for her. >> you still haven't donated the $7 million, divorce settlement to charity? >> incorrect. i pledged the entirety. i use pledge and donation synonymous with each other. >> reporter: she goes on a talk show in the uk. the video shows her telling the host she gave all that money away and the terms she used in that video clip were i gave it away. i donated it. it's gone. but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all.

he also disputed heard's attorney's claim the jury was influenced by social media saying, we followed the evidence. myself and at least two other jurors don't use twitter or facebook. others who had it made a point not to talk about it. he said, ultimately what i think is truthful was that they were both abusive to each other. i don't think that makes either of them right or wrong. but to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying. he added that he believed johnny did not hit amber. and he also revealed the jury was given no guidance on the amount of money both stars were awarded. each juror threw out a number they thought was fair and notably about the attorneys, he said he thought depp's team was sharp while heard's team had sharp elbows, meaning they were abrupt and frequently interrupted. now, heard, of course, plans to appeal this and depp is about to be back in court with these same lawyers for a separate case.

he's accused of assaulting a manager on a movie set back in 2017. guys? >> okay, trevor, thanks. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. i guess it's common sense the jurors found depp more credible. >> i always find these jury interviews to be fascinating after a case to know exactly what they were thinking about all the evidence presented here and it's not just that they found depp more credible. it's the little nuances, right? it's the little things that bugged them about amber heard, and i think that's so important. people forget that it really can come down to the credibility of the person testifying. we always say in cases, in criminal cases, for example, if a defendant takes the witness stand, the case could come down to the credibility of that witness. and it's true. and it's not just what they're saying, it's how they're saying it. and i think that's part of -- >> the perils of being overcoached? >> yes. remember, we talked about this on the show. i said there's a danger.

if she's looking at the jurors too much, that could be a problem. it can seem like she's acting like it's over-rehearsed. yes, a lawyer will tell a client try to make sure you look at the jury. make sure you recognize them but i thought she was doing it too much. every question she was asked she would literally, she would pause, she would turn over to the jury and she'd begin her answer and it's clear that at least this juror felt that was rehearsed. >> you said some things about her bugged the juror, but also it seems her legal team bugged them as well. >> yeah, and, look, you got to wonder whether those two things are intertwined once they decided against them. lawyering can matter. and it's a reminder, it's not just the defendant, it's not just the witnesses. how the lawyers perform can end up either frustrating the jurors, impressing the jurors. i'm not saying it's going to be make or break, but it's a combination of those little things that can make all the difference in a case like this. >> as you say, it's fascinating to hear what was going on in that jury deliberation room. did anything this juror say surprise you? >> just i guess it was how much they were focusing on the

nuances of amber heard because i was really interested to hear after the fact what did they think about her. and, listen, this juror saying we thought they were both at fault, right, because that's how i think a lot of us felt, that they both were in this horrible, you know, relationship that was really a problem but the final point there being, but we didn't believe the allegations that amber heard made and that was the determining factor. >> johnny depp now facing an assault case bringing back camille vasquez. any relationship between the two trials? >> i don't think so. those who think because he wong this he can win this case, i don't think that's the case. it's a different trial and shows you how much faith he has in his lawyer. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. coming up next, big news overnight from beyonce. all the details on the countdown to "renaissance" just ahead. ♪

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good morning, america. good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. recession fears mounting with the biggest interest rate in nearly 30 years. how it can impact everything from car loans to mortgages. new setback. operations halted again for the troubled plant at the center of the baby formula shortage due to a powerful storm. what it means for parents. heat and your heart. the urgent new warning from the american heart association as millions of americans face record-breaking temperatures. d. ashton is here with what you need to know and five ways to beat the heat. summer tick scare. the new warning about the lone star tick sparking more cases of a rare but concerning syndrome. where it's popping up. the signs to look out for and how to protect yourself. ♪ i got new rules ♪

rental prices on the rise. how people are creatively rethinking living arrangements to fight inflation. ♪ kiss the sky ♪ this morning, captain america is going to infinity and beyond our wildest dreams. >> finally. >> look how good this looks. my god. >> chris evans is buzz lightyear and he's live on "gma" taking us behind the scenes of one of the most highly anticipated pixar movies of all time as we say, good morning, america. >> we have liftoff! and good morning, america. lots of buzz about "lightyear" looking forward to talking to chris evans to infinity and -- >> beyond. >> he didn't like how i said it in the cold open. >> that was good. >> better than i did. i'll give that to you. >> we'll get into that with chris in a moment. also this morning, tory is back. "deals & steals." the summer bonanza continues, 12 down, 12 more to go and tory and

sam, we heard him chewing on something. he was eating something. it was in our ear a short time ago. we'll see what that was. we have the best bargains on what you need for summer fun coming up. >> we'll start with the news, big move from the federal reserve raising interest rates. the biggest hike in nearly three decades to fight inflation but the move is creating fears of a recession. we want to go back to our chief business correspondent berebecc ja jarvis. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george. and the fed's number one goal right now is to stop this historic inflation but in order to do that, they have to slow down the economy by hiking interest rates as they did yesterday by the biggest amount since 1994. that means less money going into the economy because the cost of borrowing gets more expensive. everything from a new car loan to new mortgages, which have already seen -- the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage have already gone up in the last year from about 3% to 6% to your credit cards where credit card aprs are climbing as well and

bank rate estimates if you have a $5,000 balance on a credit card, the average credit card, and you're making minimum payments because of this interest rate hike, you'll pay about $300 more in your interest fees back to the credit card company. again, this is about stopping inflation but it's a tricky balanc and it can push the economy into a recession and there are more and more economists who believe that is the course we're on. it's so important if you're out there hearing this news to pay down credit cards if you're in a position to do so. take on some extra work. save and be very thoughtful about how you spend your money right now. george? >> got you out in a real storm this morning, rebecca. thanks very much. t.j.? good segue. we're going to severe weather. yes, getting rain here in new york but they had at least two reported tornados that touched down overnight in the midwest. sam has been tracking this threat for us. good morning. >> good morning. that rain in new york is connected to some storms in central new york state and

pennsylvania. that clears the area earlier or later. i want to show you this. national weather service knew this would be bad in wisconsin particularly dangerous tornado warning came out. look how it hammered these homes. mostly in unpopulated areas. wow, what a bad storm. then all of this lightning and a lot looks like it's ground to ground to cloud and cloud to cloud going through ohio. they've had rounds of storms here. they are lighting up during the day to day. two fronts moving in. warm front followed by a cold front. right in the area where it heats up and cools down this is where it will be pittsburgh, state college, binghamton, strong winds and probably a little hail as well. that will continue back to where we're having the battle with the warm and cold air. kansas city, columbia, springfield. be careful. now to the baby shortage formula. wait, hang on, t.j. sorry. amy, back to you. >> he was going to do the whole show. >> i saw everybody look at me like, what is he doing?

>> why don't you take it? >> no, no. >> thank you, man. >> all right, sammy, we love you. yes, as sam mentioned, to the baby formula shortage. there is a new setback this morning for that troubled abbott plant. erielle reshef has the latest for us. good morning, erielle. >> amy, good morning to you. it's been less than two weeks since that facility in sturgis, michigan, finally restarted production after four months offline due to contamination and quality control concerns and this morning, operations have been halted again. abbott says a powerful storm brought torrential rain to that area causing flooding in parts of that plant. the company saying, they now have to assess the damage, clean up and resanitize. this is, of course, difficult news for millions of families growing increasingly frustrated by empty store shelves. many desperate to get their hands on elecare produced there and abbott says the flooding will delay production and distribution by a few weeks. it does have existing supply of

elecare to meet needs until the plant is back online. even with new imports the storm will likely set the country's largest manufacturer back until midsummer and delay getting that crucial infusion of new stock on grocery shelves even longer. guys? >> yes, some tough news for parents. erielle, thank you. coming up next in our "gma morning menu," how extreme summer heat can put your heart in danger. the new warning this morning. dr. ashton is here. also this morning, how renters are getting creative to beat housing costs rethinking living arrangements living in a small pod in a big house. we'll give you a tour. also, chris evans is going to join us here to talk "lightyear." also, get ready for a megasummer "deals & steals," tory is getting a dozen bargains. there she is, ready to go. stay with us on "gma." we're right back. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides

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this weather i'm standin in, the torrential downpour, is the perfect metaphor for what consumers are facing, this triple whammy of prices rising. you're seeing it in particular in rents, which are up 25% from a year ago. the average one-bedroom apartment now $1,700 plus a month. but some consumers are finding ways to make it work. when gabby scored an internship at stanford in palo alto, california, finding an affordable place to live was crucial. >> i was thinking about staying on campus or maybe renting a studio but living by myself was too expensive. >> reporter: with the price of an average studio apartment in palo alto nearly $3,400, up 9% over the year, she needed a different option. and that's when she learned about brownstone shared housing, a start-up offering sleep pods in a communal home. for $800 a month, gabby has a private sleep pod, access to a shared kitchen and living space.

>> basically that's where i spent my time, where i sleep, where i do some research. i thought i would take more time to adjust but actually it was very smooth. >> reporter: the shared home is occupied by 12 residents including co-founders james stallworth and christina lenox whose own housing insecurities led to the idea for the business. >> we've definitely received a lot of applications, in the hundreds, because the bay area is so unaffordable right now and this is a really great option because there's no security deposit so it's super accessible to people. >> reporter: rental prices hit a new high for the 14th month in a row and are continuing to surge. >> during covid people's rents were going down drastically, 20%, 30%, and a lot of landlords look major hits and now trying to recoup some losses. >> reporter: across the country people are finding unique ways to combat the increases. in chicago where the cost is renting a one-bedroom apartment

increased 13%, eric decided to move into the spare room of his lifelong friend sara. >> it's a great opportunity because we're all spending more on everything else than we thought we would have been three months ago even. >> it's funny to kind of come back to the roommate situation, but i think it's necessary. rents are just outrageous. >> reporter: and the kreb family from fayetteville, texas, who gave up renting after seven years and converted a shed into a tiny home to save money for their forever home. >> we're definitely seeing a trend of people downsizing. people are trying to be creative and work with smaller spaces. >> reporter: as for gabby, week one in her pod has been a success. >> everybody here is just so nice and polite and we respect each other a lot. so week one has been great. >> reporter: happy everybody found a way. these pods won't work for everyone. so it's important to remember when you're trying to rent a

place, whether you're already there or trying to move in, good old fashion negotiating power is still on your side, especially with the economy moving in the direction it is. look around. what are the costs? what are the other prices in the neighborhood where you're moving? think about the fact that you are going to be a great tenant. if you're already there paying bills on time you're making it easy on your landlord, you make the case for why you should stay and stay at a rate that you can actually afford. amy? >> yes, be your own advocate. i love that, rebecca, thank you. >> reporter: yes. now to the new warning from the american heart association on cardiovascular health and the summer heat with dangerously hot temperatures affecting more than 100 million americans this week. the aha is urging people to take extra steps to protect their hearts. our chief medical associate dr. jennifer ashton is joining us with more. explain how heat affects your heart. >> well, first of all, if you looked at sam's forecast and saw how many cities across the country are in triple-digit heat, i want to be clear, this

is not just for people with heart disease or at higher risk for cardiovascular issues. this literally affects everyone and it causes about 600 heat-related deaths in this country every single year. in terms of the mini med school behind it, think of it like a stress test for your heart. not only does it have to work harder whether exerting yourself in the heat or not but dehydration and harder work on your heart is not a good recipe warning signs that the h p>i you have to look at if you at this list of signs and symptoms, it really shows how your body can be compromised. starting with headache, then muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting, rapid heart rate, rapid r respiratory rate. these are signs you're on this spectrum from heat exhaust to heatstroke. i want to be clear if you're feeling any of those things you have to get into air-conditioning, cool bath or

shower, drink cool liquids. do not wait. it will not just miraculously get better on its own. >> i know the american heart association has five recommendations to beat the heat. >> yeah, they do. i really like these. their five common sense tips. number one, watch the clock, avoid being outside between, you know, let's say 10:00 and 3:00 p.m. dress for the heat. light, you know, colors. drink cold liquid, water is best. take regular breaks if you have to be outside, and follow medical advice. if your health care provider is telling you to avoid outside, follow that advice. prevention is critical. >> dr. jen ashton, thank you. very helpful this week especially. t.j.? >> thank you both. now to a new warning about tick bites. people think tick bites can spread lyme disease and other illnesses but one particular kind of tick, the lone star tick can cause a meat allergy and this is apparently spreading now. erielle reshef back with that. hello again, erielle. >> hey there, t.j. summer is the season for bug bites.

as you around i discussed, experts are warning the tick population is on the rise, and the lone star tick is popping up in more states sparking more cases of that rare syndrome. as summer kicks into full gear, a warning this morning about the lone star tick spreading a rare but concerning condition. named for the white dot on the back of adult females the insect is known to be one of the sources of a syndrome called alpha-gal causing an allergy to meat. >> i was cooking bacon for my family. i didn't realize what my face looked like until i had facetimed my mom and she started to freak out. >> reporter: jacqueline scott says her reaction happened out of the blue. her symptoms quickly moving from mysterious to dangerous. >> my eyes were almost swollen shut. i had bruising kind of all over my face and then kind of looked like sort of like a red rash all over. not necessarily hives. this red rash of blotchiness all over my body. >> reporter: soon the missouri mom of three was having trouble breathing.

jacqueline says she doesn't remember getting a tick bite. her doctor only testing her for ags because he had recently diagnosed it in another patient. now she can't eat any products derived from pigs or cows, even milk. ags allergy can present two to six hours after ingesting the alpha-gal molecule and can range from mild with tingling in the mouth to severe anaphylactic shock. >> the majority of people with ags seem not to have a permanent condition or it might be managed by just removing one thing from their diet. >> previously the lone star tick was most commonly found in the south central and southeastern parts of the country, but now experts say they're being detected in the midwest and up the east coast. so if you feel like you've been bitten by one of these and are experiencing symptoms like hives, rash, nausea, dizziness, see your doctor immediately and you may want to stay indoors. t.j.? >> there is that as well. important warning. thank you so much, erielle. let's turn to sam again in

for ginger. hey there. >> and we are still talking heat. now since this, you're back in the heat, fourth day above 90 degrees. a little break overnight. look at the heat index levels. this is that combination of heat and humidity, how it feels to your body, so important to take it easy in jackson, new orleans, shreveport, houston. we'll try to break this. a cold front drops down ever so slightly to try to push that heat out of the way but it's too strong and this area of high pressure returns back so we're all back in the heat later on, not only this weekend but into next week. these numbers, take a look.drewt -- sunny skies today. look.drewt it is a cooler afternoon. it is windy later today, with wind gusts 25 to 30 mph, most of us in the 60's and 70's later today later tonight, partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40's and 50's as we head into write a.

cooler weather the couple of days. we will ♪ hot, hot, hot ♪ time now for "deals & steals." it is day two of our bigger summer bonanza and gave you -- >> it's a bonanza? >> it's a bonanza. wanted to make sure everyone knew that. we gave you 12 deals yesterday. we have 12 more this morning and right now it's all about summer food and activities. you can check them out by pointing your cell phone camera to the qr code on your screen and tory johnson is here to guide us through. >> all right. and good thing we brought a taster with us. >> the official eater. >> and also a dancer. >> and a little bit of a shake because it's a bonanza. >> we're starting with martin's handmade pretzels making their "gma" deals debut. my husband is a self-proclaimed connoisseur of pretzels. he says these are his absolute favorite. found them very first time on the upper west side actually at a street fair. and for 80 years they have used the same recipe for their hand

rolled hand twisted pennsylvania dutch pretzels. five ingredients, flour, water, yeast, salt and soda. >> okay. >> so ultra crunchy. >> really crunchy. i don't know if you can hear that. >> that's what they're known for, that crunch. we've got their original classic salted plus we've got two new varieties from them as well. honey mustard and onion as well as cheddar. they've put together this best-seller pack. you get 12 bags, $39 and free shipping from them. it's a good one. sorry. >> take them all down. >> that's good stuff. >> opopop, a kind of a new way to experience popcorn. everything -- >> this is good. >> it's good, right? >> yeah. >> which one is that? >> like a sweet kind of -- > there's a cheat sheet. vanilla. salted caramel. like butta. >> like butta. have you ever taken something warm and rubbed it on a cold butter stick. that's -- it's great. >> so good. >> they wrap the flavor around

the kernels. two different styles, their little snack size pouches, all come with their microwave popper. you peel, pop it in there. there you go. we have -- you got to put one in your -- >> oh, my gosh. >> people notice that. >> like butta. >> or the family size, two different kits, each will pop, about 60 cups of popcorn and these are fabulous. plus, you get the popper. they start at $17.50. >> wow. >> the heat. >> speaking of heat, truff hot sauce. this is not only an oprah favorite, a sam champion favorite. >> i've seen them on instagram. i love this place. >> last time you were here, we had -- we had truff. this one right here, that is the pasta sauce. this is a hot sauce. i don't know if you want to dip like he's dipping but -- >> be prepared. >> so take -- you basically take your pantry staples and elevate them with this hot sauce. we've got every single product from them today. their hot sauce, pasta sauce,

truffle oil, new mayo. frankie here in our crew was saying to me, this is the thing he stocks up on. here.w we have the water for yo- everything today from them is slashed in half starting at $12.50. >> do not miss the pasta sauce. i will tell you, it keeps the spice in it and if you like things hot like i do it's the only pasta sauce you can really get that. it stays with you. >> okay, sam. sell it, sam. paint anywhere. after you've had your dinner and want a little bit of a creative escape this is an awesome -- look how difficult. >> oh, my goodness. >> look at that paint by number. this is serious. you get the canvas. choose a number. comes with the paint. they also give you the photo so you know what you're working towards. this is just a great escape, a great alternative. that's okay. >> right over tory's face. >> right there. >> these are really fun. comes with everything that you need to paint. they're all slashed in half and start at $24. it's a really nice escape. >> if you want a challenge because this is that -- >> you'll have a masterpiece at the end. >> for kids. >> for kids we've got all kinds of ways to keep kids creative --

alternative to screen time all summer long. so many different craft items. dozens of items you will find online. this is a way again if it's a rainy day kids will be happy. mom is going to be happy. dad is going to be happy. >> tie-dye kits huge fun even for the older kids. they still love doing it. >> all ages. starting at $10. finally, our last one. so modgy, this is a great way to add ambience anywhere. take one of these little tea lights. pop it into the water and a flameless alternative. >> beautiful. >> kid-friendly, cat-friendly. we have their brand-new aprons and great tea towels. their vases, what i love about those, those fold flat and add water whenever you want to create -- you have fresh flowers from your garden. >> i'll tell you what this is for. >> go ahead, ten seconds. >> what this is for, because when i travel, i like flowers in the hotel room, i will bring this and buy flowers and put it in the hotel room. i will do that. >> i look forward to seeing that on your instagram. >> everything today from modgy

starts at $10. >> all right, thank you and stick around because we have even more deals coming up. next we have chris evans joining us live. stay with us.

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update coming up in 30 minutes. "good morning america." ♪t n rocketman, how appropriate for our next guest, he's captain america but here to talk to us because he's also buzz lightyear. that's a pretty good combo. you know him from, of course, "the avengers" and from "knives out." chris evans, the man himself joining us from boston to talk about "lightyear." chris, good to see you, my man. how are you doing? >> likewise, how are you? very well. >> we are doing great and so much buzz if you'll allow that happened recently because there was a clip of you in an

interview. you were in boston which is your hometown. and your boston accent kind of slipped out. now, what was that about and how often do you kind of go back and forth accidentally? >> you know, now i've seen the clip. i didn't think it was that bad. i don't have that bad of an accent. my family has it much worse but certain words, i suppose, creeps out. >> can you park the car? [ laughter ] >> yeah, i can park the car. >> there it is. >> i knew it. i knew it. word is you're a big disney fan, i have to say you are at least. what would you tell -- i'm assuming you saw "buzz lightyear" 27 years ago. what is it like full circle to take on that iconic role? >> i mean, it's a little intimidating but really more than anything, just very humbling, i mean i'm a massive animation fan, massive pixar fan, have been my whole life. i don't know if i would have believed this. my younger version would have

pinched myself. >> let's take a look at you doing it. >> listen, i'm pretty tired so i'm going to go ahead and hit the rack. >> of course. i can provide sleep sounds if you like. i have several options. summer night, ocean paradise. whale calls. >> no, no. white noise is fine. >> very well. >> good night, sox. >> good night, buzz. >> so did you get any advice from tim allen? >> no. i never got to meet tim but i mean i certainly studied what he did in those movies. tim allen -- i mean, tim allen is buzz lightyear. what he did is so iconic and so loved, and i'd be a fool not to incorporate some of his choices in this role. luckily the character in this movie is the human version that the toy is based off so makes sense to have a little bit of overlap luckily for me. but, yeah, what tim allen did was pretty untouchable. >> you talking about buzz lightyear as iconic. captain america, iconic. how do you approach these two very -- certainly important

roles. but do you bring certain things to both? do they have similarities? this is a pretty big deal to play both of those? >> sure, yeah, it can be overwhelming at times but important to remember that there is the fan base for both those characters has an idea of who the character should be. you have to acknowledge that. that has to go into the role. you can't work on these characters in a vacuum because that fan base is why these movies get made so you have to honor that. >> chris, last time we talked to lizzo, she said she was nervous you would block her if she kept saying your name. she said she wasn't going to say your name until you said her name. i'll give you the floor. >> sounds like you're saying her name. no, no, i get asked about her quite a bit. i meaning, listen, she's phenomenally talented. i know people are talking about some sort of collaboration. i would need about ten years of piano lessons to even hold a candle in her world. >> you keep saying her and she, though. i'm just saying. who are we talking about? >> you --

[ laughter ] nice try. >> i see what you're doing there. >> you are going to be collaborating again with scarlett johansson. that's pretty exciting. >> yeah, that's right. this will be our 57th movie together i think. [ laughter ] >> you didn't say her name. >> you guys are just setting traps all over the place. >> you didn't fall for a single one of them. it's like you've been doing this a while. so good to see you. congrats on everything. we know we'll see you down the road, all right? >> thanks so much. take care, guys. >> of course, disney pixar's "lightyear" in theaters tomorrow. coming up here even more

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♪ ♪ sam's loving this so ♪ hot hot hot ♪ sam's loving this song this morning. yes, back now on "gma" we are wrapping up our two-day "deals & steals" summer bonanza. 24 deals in 24 hours and we have accessories to make your summer shine. tory back with us here. these are quite lovely. want people to know, see that qr code up there. point to that with your phone and get started on these deals.

what do we have? >> this is called buildabagg and what's great about this is that it is durable, it is waterproof. it is tickproof. checks all of those boxes for you to carry every single thing you need whether you are beach bound, pool bound. >> how chic you make these. >> you make anything chic. there you go. you get to also -- what's cool about this, you get to choose your handle, color and type and your bag color and type so there's lots of varieties so you are literally building your own bag. this is one that will be an investment. when you're not using it during the summer for stuff it's great for storage for kids' toys, shoe, towels. >> this is waterproof, right? i could put ice and beverages in here and boogie down. that's what i'm saying. >> there is a pro tip from the pro himself. 50% off. they're $62.50. >> i'll ask you what boogie down -- we'll talk about that later. what's this one? >> kinsley armelle. this is jewelry from a small woman-owned business. what they've done is help you create your own stack where it's kind of like done for you, the thinking is done for you. we've got a huge assortment. they use a lot of beautiful semiprecious stones and a big,

big assortment of both bracelet, necklaces, earrings, lots to choose from online. a good time with these and not only fun for a little bling-bling or sparkle for summer, but we'll use them all year long and they start $15. >> so important to have that little bit of bling on the beach. just stack them. it just is. >> i think so. >> as you boogie down. >> as one boogies down. >> speaking of that you're heading to miami tomorrow. >> yes. >> going outside with a hat. >> enjoy this one. >> i put this on this side to give sam -- >> i should enjoy this one. >> i put a little something that's got some fanciness but not blig. >> do i look like gilligan? no, really, seriously? >> i wasn't going to say that. your words. >> lots of fun embellishments. no matter what, when you're going outside, a hat is great protection from the sun, plus a little stylish. these start at $20. >> no doubt. >> you look perfect.

>> we expect to see you in that tomorrow morning. >> i'll wear it tomorrow. >> from shade to peepers. which style? >> i don't now. you pick for me. >> let's see. well, our viewers will choose. >> of course, you look like a super agent in this thing. >> look at that. >> just not an agent, super agent. >> i look like gilligan with sunglass. >> two different styles. >> this is from peepers. blue blockers, readers, polarized sunglasses. viewers love these. great day to upgrade your glasses. these start at $11. >> i love the colors. >> yeah, okay, so mahogany tunics, a big variety of tunics. this is the easy breezy top that shouts summer. there's so many different patterns, 100% cotton, great for short, jeans, put it over a bathing suit. lots of options. not for the two of you but for others, these are $20. i mean, you could buy them at $20. >> just saying, i could do this with a jean. >> you could?

>> come on, i really could. do you have extra, extra, extra large? i'll be wearing that and this. >> oka-b. is what's cool about these flip-flops is we've got a variety of styles. these are made in america and it is rare to find shoes made in america. >> impossible. >> exactly. arch support, slip resistant on the bottom. so they're not only like cute for summer but very comfortable as well. so if you're walking a lot no matter where you're going these are great for you and today our deal on these starts at $17.50. >> tory, this has been great stuff as always. do you have any more? you got us spoiled with the summer bonanza. >> i got you excited. you've been a perfect sidekick for the last two days. we've done every one of these together. >> we love you, tory. we have partnered with all these companies on these amazing deals. scan the qr code on your screen or go to our website to find these offers plus 11 bonus summer fun -- >> there it is. there's always more. >> the bonanza goes on from james bond and gilligan, the bonanza goes on and tory,

drew: your accuweather forecast -- partly cloudy skies today. cooler. it is also windy this afternoon. the seven-day, we stay below average for the start of the weekend. hope you don't mind if we take a second to tell you about a documentary called "after jackie." it's about jackie robinson's historic and heroic crossing of the major league baseball color line. the 75th anniversary of that monumental moment not only in sports but truly in american history. baseball greats past and present are part of the two-hour documentary. lebron james is one of the executive producers. "after jackie" premieres on saturday at 8:00 eastern and pacific on the history channel. george? >> thank you, sam. time for the author behind our book club pick for june. katie gutierrez wrote "more than you'll ever know," a thriller about marriage, murder and

motherhood. she sat down with kaylee hartung to talk about it. >> reporter: when one dance leads to a double life and a deadly love triangle, author katie gutierrez's debut novel pushes readers to question how far they'll go to feel alive. >> it's an exploration of marriage, motherhood, female agency and ambition and our cultural obsession with true crime. >> reporter: in "more than you'll ever know", lore is torn between life with her husband and children and the secret life she escapes to in mexico city with her lover andres. >> leading a double life sounds exhausting. >> uh-huh. >> what did you imagine made it worth it for her? >> i think what makes it so addictive for her, not only the love she feels for both men and both families, but what she is discovering about herself. >> lore is honest with herself in saying in this moment of her life being a mother is not enough. how do you think readers will react to a woman so honestly

confronting that admission? >> motherhood is very often consuming and can completely devour you and so i think that it could have a polarizing reaction for readers. i hope there will be plenty of readers who feel seen by that and feel a sense of recognition that it is okay to want something beyond motherhood. >> reporter: but when her two worlds collide, it all comes crashing down. fabian arrested for murdering andres in a hotel room. now 30 years later a true crime writer becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth. >> cassie's blind spots and lore's blind spots almost act as mirrors for each other and there is a tension and friction and between them as their relationship develops that pushes each one of them, i think, into understanding different parts of themselves. >> you weren't yet a mother when you first started writing this book. how did becoming a mom influence your writing as the process unfolded? >> tremendously.

i started writing the book when i first found out i was pregnant with my daughter. it was a bit of that escape from the sort of repetitiveness of early motherhood and it made the writing feel urgent and necessary in a way that it probably hadn't felt for me in years. >> what does the title "more than you'll ever know" mean to you? >> there's always more to any story than we can ever know. what do we miss when we consume true crime? where is the truth in that crime and what is the truth we will never know about it? >> reporter: for "good morning america," kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to kaylee for that. "more than you'll ever know" is out now. click the qr code on your screen to read an excerpt. next, johnnyswim performs live in times square. ♪

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johnnyswim, amanda amd abner. they have just released their fourth studio album. they're going to perform in a minute, but first let's chat. you all made this album. congratulations, during the pandemic. why do you say this is your most revealing album? >> we've been making music for like 17 years together. we started when we were 4 years old. it's amazing. >> yeah, wow. >> this is the first time in those many years that we ever just stopped. we're always on the road. always going, so this stop meant we were in therapy, married. first time in therapy together and all bled into the music and songs and recording. all done at home. therapy and the album were made in the same room. >> maybe not surprised that the song you're about to perform is called "devastating." you say it's an honest look at marriage. a pretty powerful word. >> we didn't sign up for just the happy stuff. you see all the family videos of the wedding and it's like so beautiful but there's a lot of nitty-gritty that goes into building a life together. this was our song about how we're in it till toe tags and body bags.

>> we're excited to hear it. off their self-titled album, now johnnyswim with "devastating." take it away. ♪ all the colors fading, how did we get here loving lazy ♪ ♪ we've seen it before know how it happens ♪ ♪ tired and bored wanting some action and it slips away ♪ ♪ i want magic, you know it's good when the ending's tragic ♪ ♪ weathered and bruised and good to the vows we said in our youth ♪ ♪ now age they allowed buried in our veins ♪ ♪ i lose you or you lose me and either way it won't be cheap ♪ ♪ i wanna love you till it's devastating ♪

♪ until the dirt cries and my grave is waiting ♪ ♪ is it even worth it if there ain't heartbreak waiting ♪ ♪ i wanna love you till it's dvastating ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ ring on my finger tag on my toe ♪ ♪ that means we made it ♪ ♪ generations aft and fore sing ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen, amen, amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ ♪ because i lose you or you lose me, and either way it won't be cheap ♪ ♪ i wanna love you till it's

devastating ♪ ♪ until the dirt cries and my grave is waiting ♪ ♪ is it even worth it if there ain't heartbreak waiting ♪ ♪ i wanna love you till it's devastating ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ ring on my finger, tag on my toe ♪ ♪ that means we made it generations aft and fore sing ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ ♪ ring on my finger, tag on my toe that means we made it ♪ ♪ that means we made it that means we made it, amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen ♪ >> yes, indeed. [ applause ]

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. karina: good morning to you. i am karina nova. here is sue holmes. sue: we go straight to the peninsula, pretty serious accident involving a flipped over truck carrying some sort of sealant that has spilled in all lanes, all shut down 101 near willow. traffic is backed all the way up to the san francisco airport so head over to 280. drew: numbers warming through the 60's, 71 in antioch but it will be cooler thanks to windy conditions. the wind gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour. a bit of fog along the coast from our east bay hills camera. 60's and 70's later today. karina: time for live with kelly

and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new fountain, andy garcia. and one of the stars of "lightyear," keke palmer. plus, dog a makeovers as we continue "live's pawfect match week." all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning, deja! ♪ ♪ you are moving fine. >> kelly: thank you. hey. >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: it's thursday. hang on a second. li