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those two volunteer u.s. fighters in russian custody and the reports that a third american may have been captured and a global show of solidarity as a group of world leaders arrive in ukraine to meet with president zelenskyy. gripping new testimony in the congressional hearing about former president trump's efforts to overturn the election. >> the conversation was pretty heated. >> new details about the pressure campaign on vice president pence and how trump's words fueled his followers in realtime. [ crowd chanting ] as they attacked the capitol. coming within 40 feet of the vice president and the warning from a top conservative judge that trump is a clear and pesent danger to our democracy. crypto crash. the currency touted by celebrities. >> fortune favors the brave. >> plunging in value. what's behind the massive sell-off, what it means if you invested and the amateur investors who put their life savings in and can't get their money out. ♪ plus, you can't stop golden

state. the warriors crowned kings of the nba again. >> the dubs' dynasty is very much alive. >> beating boston for their fourth title in eight years. steph curry leading the way putting the celtics to sleep. moved to tears by the victory and doing something even he's never done before. the players' kids celebrating with them. why this one was especially sweet for the champs. we're one-on-one with the mvp himself and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. low key good morning from an mvp. t.j., you double fisting caffeine this morning. >> maybe, george. looked like -- i look okay, though, right? but it was a late night. you do stay up to see these moments. it was a beautiful moment with steph. look, i was there when he first his first three championships

but i never saw him like before i saw him last night, broke down in tier -- tears before the game even ended. special father's day weekend. also we have a special father's day celebration on "gma." we got a big surprise for a deserving dad and have pitbull in the building today with us. >> can't think of a better way to start the weekend on this friday. we're very excited about it, but we have a lot of news to get to. all eyes on the markets after a tough day on wall street, and there are now fears of a recession growing. >> all the fallout from that interest rate hike. we begin with breaking news. another deadly shooting at a church in alabama. at least two people killed before the gunman was taken into custody. elwyn lopez is there in vestavia hills with the latest. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. that terrifying scene taking place inside this church. police say that lone suspect walked in, started shooting, unleashing chaos turning that church gathering into another tragedy. panic unfolding at this church in vestavia hills, alabama. >> active shooter situation. multiple patients at this time. at least three patients. scene is not secure. >> reporter: authorities say the

shooter started firing at a crowd inside st. stephen's episcopal church killing two people and injuring one. >> it was almost surreal. nothing was really running through my mind. it was like, what's going on? you know, this can't be happening. it's right next to me. >> reporter: police say the suspect was arrested on the scene. >> shooter has been held down. they've got the shooter restrained. >> reportesr: but no motive has been identified. alabama governor kay ivey saying this should never happen in a church, in a store, in the city or anywhere. we continue to closely monitor the situation. >> the church, it's the one place that, you know, you go to heal, go to pray, go to feel relieved and just tonight it's not like that. >> reporter: and overnight, the church's lead pastor addressing the congregation. >> that's what we do as people of faith, we come together in the midst of life and death. >> reporter: and there's still . police have not told us how the suspect was detained or what led up to that shooting and this

community is now another community added to the list of cities still reeling from gun violence in this country. george. >> every single day, elwyn, okay, thanks very much. amy. now to those growing concerns about the economy with the stock market taking another steep plunge after the federal reserve raised interest rates to fight inflation. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has been tracking it all for us. good morning to you, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, amy, and we are in the midst of the worst week for stocks since march of 2020 at the start of the pandemic with the s&p 500, that is what's reflected in most retirement accounts, down 6% this week and think of this as wall street confronting its new normal. for the last decade the federal reserve kept interest rates near 0%. they helped generate economic growth and they also helped drive things up like stocks, cryptocurrencies and home values, but we are faced with historic inflation now and the fed must do the opposite. they are hiking interest rates trying to drive prices lower and they're taking that juice out of the economy, juice that we have become very accustomed to living off for many years and that has

put wall street on edge and it has driven up the chances for a recession, amy. >> okay, rebecca, what does it mean for the average american's finances? >> reporter: it has near-term and long-term effects. it means the volatility in your retirement account, it means it's more expensive to borrow if you want a new credit card, an auto loan or mortgage. we've seen mortgages go from 3% to 6%. it's going to cost you more there. finally, if you have money in a savings account, you will get paid more with higher interest rates. that's the sort of better side with all of this, amy. >> we'll take that little skosh of positive news there. thank you so much, rebecca. t.j. we turn to the latest on ukraine. a third american fighter has now gone missing. this after two others were reportedly captured by the russians. our foreign correspondent james longman is in ukraine with the latest. hello to you, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning

to you, t.j. when this war began small but significant numbers of foreigners came to join the fight alongside the ukrainians. now that ukraine is in some trouble, it seems more of them are getting captured, including at least now possibly three americans. this morning, a new image circulating on russian media appears to show two americans in russian custody. >> we have a contact at the state department. he is aware of the photo and they are working to verify it. and we are very hopeful. >> reporter: the two americans, 39-year-old alex drueke and 27-year-old andy huynh volunteered to fight alongside the ukrainians and went missing outside of kharkiv days ago. their families now desperate for answers. >> we get stressful because we don't have answers at the moment. waiting is always very hard. but we are encouraged. >> reporter: now the u.s. is looking into reports that a third american who volunteered to fight for ukraine may have

also been captured. >> similarly our understanding was that this individual had traveled to ukraine to take up arms. >> reporter: this comes as leaders from france, germany, italy, and romania all arrived in ukraine in a show of solidarity. they met with president zelenskyy. in a joint press conference, zelenskyy said it would take an international effort to stop putin's war. only connectively and united will it be a powerful force to stop them. >> reporter: in that spirit of unity the european union's executive arm has said they'll put forward ukraine as a candidate for membership of the european union. >> thank you, as always. amy. now to the latest on the january 6th capitol attack. testimony zeroing in on vice president mike pence and the pressure he was under to block the certification of that election. our congressional correspondent rachel scott has all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the committee says that pressure campaign by former president

donald trump was relentless pushing his own vice president to do something that he had no power to do and putting the country on the brink of a constitutional crisis. this morning, gripping new testimony about donald trump's last-ditch efforts to stop his own vice president from certifying his election loss, calling mike pence ahead of that rally on january 6th. >> the conversation was pretty heated. it was a different tone than i'd heard him take with the vice president before. >> i remember hearing the word wimp, either he called him a wimp. i don't remember if he said you are a wimp, you will be a wimp. wimp is the word i remember. >> reporter: pence repeatedly told trump no, that he didn't have the power to overturn the election and trump's lawyer knew it too. >> dr. eastman himself admitted in an email that the fake electors had no legal weight. >> reporter: trump pressed on. >> mike pence is going to have to come through for us and if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country. >> reporter: but pence was not budging and drafted a statement

rejecting trump's plans. >> the vice president had said this may be the most important thing i ever say. >> reporter: rioters started to storm the capitol. angry mobs chanted to hang the vice president. >> if pence caves we'll drag him through the streets. you politicians are going to get [ bleep ] drug through the streets. >> i guess the hope is such a show of force that pence will decide to do the right thing according to trump. [ crowd chanting, "hang mike pence" ] >> reporter: aides told trump the capitol had been breached. the former president tweeted this. >> president trump tweeted, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. >> when that tweet, the mike pence tweet was sent out i remember us saying that that was the last thing that needed to be tweeted out at the moment. the situation was already bad and so it felt like he was

pouring gasoline on the fire by tweeting that. >> reporter: pence was first evacuated to a nearby office, dring closer. >> make no mistake about the fact that the vice president's life was in danger. a recent court filing by the department of justice explains that a confidential informant from the proud boys told the fbi that the proud boys would have killed mike pence if given a chance. >> reporter: secret service rushed pence and his family to an underground location. the rioters just 40 feet away. in these never before seen photos the vice president hunkered down. in one photo holding a phone watching president trump finally address the rioters. >> does it surprise you to see how close the mob was to the evacuation route that you took? >> i could hear the din of the rioters in the building while we moved, but i don't think i was aware that they were as close as that. >> reporter: pence's counsel greg jacob testified trump never called to check on his own vice pesident who certified the election hours after the

insurrection. >> when we got down to the secure location, the secret service directed us to get into the cars, which i did, and then i noticed that the vice president had not. the vice president did not want to take any chance that the world would see the vice president of the united states fleeing the united states capitol. >> reporter: pence has continued to defend his actions. he says that trump was wrong and that he was doing his constitutional duty and sources tell us that trump and pence have not spoken in over a year, george. >> okay, rachel, thanks. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent jon karl. we've known the broad outlines of the story for well over a year. when you see that minute-by-minute detail, it's astonishing, terrifying. >> reporter: george, the second half of that hearing was as powerful and intense an hour of congressional hearing, as any i have ever seen, the committee

clearly demonstrating that mike pence's life was in danger and drawing a direct line from the words of donald trump to the murderous rage of the people that were hunting his own vice president down in this building. this also they showed using the words of people in trump's inner circle, that there was absolutely no legal basis for what trump was demanding, that it was, frankly, illegal. so, george, whether or not this ends up being criminal, crimes that are prosecuted by the justice department, i think what the committee did here was clearly showing what trump did on that day and the days leading up to it was clearly a betrayal of america, a betrayal of american democracy. >> right, and that's the open question. certainly laying the legwork for a possible criminal prosecution by showing trump and his aides knew or should have known it was patently illegal. there is a dispute between the department of justice and the committee over the transcripts to the

interviews. >> reporter: the justice department went public saying that the committee is damaging their investigation by not turning over all their transcripts. it shows that the justice department is paying attention to what is happening but two things, remember that the purpose of this committee is not to do criminal investigation, criminal prosecution. it is to demonstrate for history and for the american public the truth of what happened here to demonstrate it clearly. i am sure that ultimately those transcripts will be turned over to the justice department. the priority.ngs right here are- if they turn those transcripts over to the justice department, they are in theory available to anybody that the justice department could be prosecuting through discovery so right now the committee is focusing on these hearings. i am sure, though, eventually that everything that they uncover will go to the justice department. >> okay, jon, thanks very much. two more hearings coming up next week. i'll be speak with adam kinzinger on sunday on "this week." t.j. we turn to what was an

emotional night, a big night for steph curry and the golden state warriors. yes, they're nba champions once again. they beat the celtics in six games. steph, of course, led the way and named for the first time the finals mvp. will reeve is in boston. he was there for it all and what a night this was for steph and we saw him really emotional in a way we hadn't quite seen before. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, t.j. it was a special night and got the chance to sit down with steph curry after the game and he told me this was the most emotionally taxing game that he's ever been a part of, to see him break down in the waning moments of this win was to witness a legend redefining and enhancing his legacy in realtime. a player and a team back on top. >> that'll do it. >> reporter: this morning, the golden state warriors are nba champions. blowing out the boston celtics, 103-90. golden state capturing their fourth title in eight years. superstar steph curry bolstering his already legendary credentials with his first finals mvp award.

at what moment in the game did you realize you were going to win your fourth title and what were the emotions and thoughts running through you? >> i started to get really emotional because, again, all that weight that we've carried over these last years of trying to get back here, how hard it is to get to this level and how hard it is to win. and with about a minute and a half left i literally started crying on the court just because i knew how much it meant. >> reporter: the all-time great emotional at the final buzzer and celebratory after. after missing two full seasons with injuries, the mountaintop feels extra special to klay thompson. >> it's not everest, but it's close. maybe kilimanjaro. the achilles the beast. it's so tedious. acl is not easy here but to play at a high level i'm grateful and thank god every single day. >> reporter: draymond green sharing his fourth title with his family. >> i want my kids to able to see

these things and understand, you know, the hard work and they see the preparation and so for them to see the reward at the end of the hard work is a beautiful thing. >> what do you think about all of it? >> good. >> reporter: for coach steve kerr and the warriors this title is unlike all the others. >> when we had the worst record in the league two seasons ago, it was hard to imagine we would ever, you know, reach the final stage again. for us to win this series and complete the journey is incredible. >> reporter: it was a family affair here on the court for the warriors after the game and this finally quiet arena was filled with the sounds of laughter and the smell of cigar smoke. that's the smell of victory. speaking of victories one final stat as we wrap up our finals coverage, the warriors are now in sole possession, third all-time with seven nba titles, t.j. >> well, all right, cigars and champagne, a good smell. thanks so much, will. we'll have more of will's interview with steph one-on-one. it'll be in our next hour, george.

>> that's right. coming up here, we're following a lot of other headlines including the crypto crash. so many investing their savings in the popular currency, but now being told they can't withdraw their money. we'll have more on that. the dramatic rescue caught on camera, a hero basketball player saving a referee's life after he collapsed on the court but first, let's go to sam champion in miami in for ginger this morning. hey, sam. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. what a rainy, stormy mess on the east coast yesterday. 300 storms from new york state all the way to south carolina. wait till i show you this. this gentleman is standing on top of his upended car in floodwaters calling for help, and you better be tethered to something if you are walking through. then the winds in north carolina. this is why at airports, 800 flight cancellations yesterday. what a mess. here's where the storms rolled today as the cold front drops down through the south. storms in just about the same area today. that's the weather around the nation. here's what you can expect this morning. g.

frances: for friday, it is going to be windy and cooler. temperatures mostly in the 60's. san francisco, 63. we will see some spots warming up into the low 70's rate here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. we have windy and cooler conditions today. tomorrow, the winds ease. a nicer day for father's day juneteenth and a real big warm up for the start of summer. we're right back on this friday.

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towards a family home for me and my two children so definitely is going to hurt us a lot in we don't see it. >> reporter: the 36-year-old originally invested with the company because it seemed safer. >> celsius had such a good reputation that i really thought i was being conservative with them. i definitely -- i don't feel like i made the right decision now. >> reporter: the celsius founder marketing the company as a safe alternative to banks, even printing these t-shirts that read, banks are not your friend. criticizing them for paying low interest rates on savings. crypto is unregulated and lacking the legal protections built into banks making it a volatile and unpredictable way to invest. washburn who is still waiting on the fate of his money says, do your research. >> i didn't know there was a hidden clause in the contract that would allow them to pause and just hold onto my money. i wish i would have read the fine print. >> reporter: you always have to read that fine print. the plunge has also taken nfts, digital assets that are priced in crypto, one of the

most famous jack dorsey's first tweet a year ago bought for $2.9 million. that entrepreneur tried to sell it a few months back for $48 million. the top amount he was offered to buy it for was $280. the lesson here, guys, george, is that any time you're promised an investment with big returns, it promises big risks that come along with it. >> no question about that. okay, rebecca, thanks very much. now to that amazing rescue on the basketball court. all caught on camera, a player racing to save a referee who had collapsed. trevor ault is here with that story and, trevor, the player thankfully happened to be an off-duty firefighter. >> reporter: yeah, it's kind of unbelievable, amy. usually when we talk about heart-stopping moments in sports we're not being literal. but this was actually a life-or-death situation and amazingly, this was the perfect player with the skills and the poise to meet this moment. this morning, true heroics under pressure at a semipro basketball game in upstate new york. the referee, john sculli,

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>> good morning, aviators. >> reporter: and this morning, it's "top gun: maverick" said to be soaring towards $1 billion in worldwide box office. >> having any fun yet? >> reporter: so, is it the planes or the pilot? tom cruise who turns 60 next month in the cockpit for the highest grossing film of his 41-year career. >> the past couple of years have been a complete and utter disaster for theater owners. when theater owners look at a movie like "top gun," it's just making them so optimistic that maybe we really are past this two years of people literally scared, scared to go to the movies. >> reporter: moviegoing fear now turning into full throttle fomo for sequel-craving filmgoers eager to get a second serving of the buzz that was. >> i just want to manage expectations. >> reporter: call it nostalgia or just time-tested thrills for all ages and eras. >> you coming or what?

>> reporter: "jurassic world: dominion" seizing on raptor rapture to chase down $145 mil for its opening weekend, some of "jurassic park's" stars in the present day mix. >> see, not so bad. >> go. >> reporter: and this weekend audiences can head to infinity and, well, you know. >> to infinity -- >> and -- >> reporter: "lightyear" hitting theaters 27 years after "toy story's" debut. audiences expected tgathat noth grossing movthe ? we have "black panther" coming. that's going to be a huge movie and another "thor" movie. interesting to see if tom can hold that top spot. >> this is your captain

speaking. >> and coming up next month on the franchise front, "thor: love and thunder," all three of those things have been around for quite a while too, amy. >> well, i'm sure we'll all be back in the movie theaters. i know i've been. i've loved it. >> "top gun" was great. >> "top gun" was great, chris, thanks so much. up next, we have a very special "play of the day." get ready, t.j., can he make a hole in one? he's living on the edge. take the rest of the morning off. >> i'm out of here. >> if he actually makes it. >> i'm soout of here. ♪

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♪ i'm on the edge of glory ♪ talk about a special "play of the day." we came upstairs for this because t.j. has been lobbying for this all week. on the putting green. earlier this week, remember, we showed you in dallas that worker who earned a day off for all his fellow employees by making that hallway putt. a couple of days ago brad our stage manager tried to get us a day off. he failed. >> he failed. >> didn't get too close. now, t.j., and he's only fighting for himself. t.j.'s only playing for himself today. >> typical t.j., right? [ laughter ] >> if t.j. makes this putt, he gets the 8:00 a.m. hour off. >> wow. >> so he's ready to go and he's been practicing. >> i'm taking this seriously and i am out of here if i make --

>> "gma3," by the way. >> you won't see me the rest of the day if this comes in. george said, don't leave it short. ah. >> t.j., that was pathetic. >> george. >> you know what, how much time is left? what about this? maybe i'll just take 30 minutes off if i get this. >> half of the 8:00. >> there we go. that's a little better. >> one of his practice runs -- >> got pretty close. >> he did that on purpose. he didn't want to leave us with extra work. >> thank you, george. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. you took one for the team and we appreciate it. >> selfless but thank you for that. everybody should do this at their company in this country to get everybody off on a friday. >> i did ask you beforehand what do you think your chances are of making it and you said -- >> slim to none. coming up, we are celebrating father's day. whit johnson surprised one

very special dad before the sun came up in kansas. tell us how it's going there. >> hey, amy, it's going great. you know we love a good door knock and surprise. that's exactly what happened this morning. coach rick zych, one of nine children himself. father of four. we dragged him out of the house in the dark hours of the night and threw him in the back of the limo and he's wandering around kansas city, no idea what is about to happen, but we're here at kauffman stadium, home of the kansas city royals. he is a super fan so a fitting place. we have more than 50 of his family and friends right here ready to give him the surprise of a lifetime. he is a father. he is a coach. he's beloved by so many. that surprise is coming up. stick around in our second hour. i love my new home. i always wanted a house with historic architecture... but it might be too victorian? oh gosh, what an interesting hemline on those... pants?

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the economy on edge. stocks plummeting. the latest fallout from the fed's interest rate hike as the chances of a recession increase. what it means for your retirement, credit cards, and the mony you have in the bank right now. kids and exercise. why introducing fitness early on could have a big impact on their brain function later in life. how much daily exercise your child should be getting right now. ♪ we are the champions ♪ the warriors win it all taking down the celtics in six games. steph curry the finals mvp. this morning the champ one-on-one about the big win. >> not many people understand what it takes and the sacrifice it takes for me to be able to do what i do. >> the sweet moment with his wife ayesha after the final

buzzer and where was riley watching? ♪ don't step on ♪ put on your blue suede shoes, we're talking elvis with priscilla presley. and the actress that's taking her to the big screen. >> it's so strange when someone is playing you. >> what they're both saying about the king. ♪ mr. worldwide himself is getting the party started right here live in times square. >> good morning, america. >> with our favorite songs and new music. plus, how he joined the billions club. and nothing can stop "gma" from our early morning surprises. don't miss our royal celebration for this deserving dad and inspiring kansas city high school coach as we count down to father's day. our dynamite dad crew is saying -- >> all: good morning, america! happy father's day. whoo! ♪

good morning, america. hope you're doing well this friday morning heading into father's day. >> yes, we are certainly wishing happy father's day to both of you. you're still with us, t.j. you tried to take this hour off but he couldn't swing it. >> wow, guys. >> your loss is our gain. >> bdd to the script. >> i was going say, you just decided to give him a hard time. >> duh. >> welcome to "gma3," folks. >> never miss an opportunity. we are heading into father's day weekend and we have a huge surprise for one awesome dad in kansas city with our crew this morning. we'll get into that. it was very cool to see it. >> whit knocking on rick's door before sunrise and now he's at kauffman stadium with more than 50 of rick's family and friends. whit, how is it going? >> reporter: it's going great. look, we got slugger in the house here. >> oh, yeah. >> for this royal surprise. [ cheers ]

50 of his friends and family are here and it gets better. take a look right now, on the other side of the stadium, rick zych is entering the stadium in the limousine. he's still blindfolded. he has no idea what's going on. so we're just getting started. a cascade of surprises for father's day still ahead. >> he's going into a stadium in a stretch limo. i think he's got some idea what's going on. [ laughter ] >> i love it, george. les art wirn, stock market took another steep plunge after the federal reserve raised interest rates to fight inflation. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis back with the story. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hi, george, and it is shaping up to the worst week for stocks since march 2020. the s&p 500 is what's reflected in most retirement savings accounts is down about 6%. this is amid historic inflation. the fed aggressively hiking interest rates for the first time in three decades in order

to drive prices lower and that has consequences. some things were already starting to see. new construction on homes is slowing. consumers are spending less on their wants like electronics in order to cover their needs like groceries and rent and layoffs this week did slightly increase. now, eventually prices will stabilize but economists do see increased risks of a recession and there are some things you can do right now to protect yourself. start paying down debts especially credit cards. they're getting more expensive. in this environment. take on extra work if you're in a position and stay away from major purchases, t.j. >> all right, rebecca, thank you as always. we want to turn now to a new study linking childhood fitness with better brain function later in life. it's the result of groundbreaking research conducted over 30 years. chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton here to break it down. we see the headline. what are details? >> let me set it up. we've known being active in middle age, 30s, 40s, 50s can help protect us against cognitive decline in our later years, 70s and 80s. this study is about taking it

back one generation looking at the activity level of teenagers, following it for 30 years and then assessing their cognitive function in mid-life so in their 30s and 40s and not too surprising, they found that kids who were really active when they were teens did well on cognitive tests in their 30s and 40s, however, and here are the caveats, remember, this study is based on association and observation, not cause and effect, but you've heard me say it before. what is good for the heart is good for the brain and vice versa and this study supports that. >> all right, speak to parents. kids are attached to screens all the time. seems like it's harder to get them moving. some advice? >> try to put those screens down. step away from that. the more active the better. the recommendations which most kids and teenagers are not getting, 60 minute, t.j., one hour of vigorous physical activity every single day. remember we can't neglect our muscle and bone strengthening, so resistance, weight training is also important.

what we eat, the fuel we put in our body, a diet rich in fruits, vegetable, whole grains and low in added sugar and saturated fat, that needs to start sooner rather than later. >> further evidence got to keep them moving. dr. ashton, thank you, as always. coming up on our "gma morning menu," steph curry and the sweet moment with his wife ayesha after the buzzer at the nba finals. we're also one-on-one with another vip of music, ciara, opening up, about her career and the moment she calls one of the biggest blessings in her life. also, we're going to check in again with whit johnson live in kansas city where we have a very special father's day surprise for a very deserving dad and lara, whoo, look who she has with her, hey there. >> yes. do you see, i'm color coordinated. we're ready to go. are you ready to party with this guy? >> whoo-hoo! >> all right. so excited to hear pitbull sing your favorites and some new music too. it's happening on "good morning america." oh, yeah, give us one more. ♪ yoo-hoo ♪ >> good morning, darling.

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right after the big win and back with that. hey, will. >> reporter: hey, amy. it was a privilege to sit with him and a privilege to watch him. there's nobody in the history of basketball like steph curry, but he's less concerned with legacy than he is with winning and family. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm exhausted but i'm excited as hell. >> you look drained. >> yeah, man, it's been a long year. a lot of physical and mental energy put into trying to just realize this dream once again. >> the golden state warriors return to a familiar place. they're on top of the nba world. >> when we spoke for "gma" a week ago, we talked about you not having a finals mvp. now you have a finals mvp. >> blessed to the fullest to be able to celebrate this with my guys and have this honor. >> you had a sweet moment with your wife ayesha after the final buzzer. >> baby. >> describe what that felt like celebrating with the person that knows you best.

>> not many people understand what it takes and the sacrifice it takes for me to be able to do what i do, trying to raise a family, trying to be great on the court. trying to make these years and the time i put in matter. she's held it down from day one. both of us, this is beyond our wildest imagination and she's seen everything that goes in behind the scenes so to have that moment with her to be able to share that with her and my kids are at home, they got to stay up late to celebrate and watch the game and they'll be at the parade which these are memories that you can't trade for anything, so i'm definitely grateful and blessed all the way around. >> what are you going to do this summer? any fun plans? >> i'm going to try to get some good sleep these next couple of days just because it's been crazy. spend some time with my kids, play a lot of golf. spend some time how i want to but then you got to run it back. >> get some more hardware. congratulations, steph. thank you.

he's going to need that sleep and that vacation because for as hard as he worked during the finals to win the series and get that finals mvp, he was working just as hard after the game. he was this supernova. the entire universe was just orbiting and suffocating around him but he handled it with the grace and the kindness and the humility that he always does, t.j. it's a privilege to be standing on the same floor that steph curry dominated as the warriors won the title last night. >> and the way his brain works. you heard him in there, going to run it back. he's going to be after another championship next year after he gets some rest. get off the road, man. look forward to seeing you back in new york, all right? we're going to turn to celebrating juneteenth this weekend with a "soul of a nation" special, "sound of freedom" featuring some of the music's biggest names like ciara and our janai norman sat down with her. janai, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. as you know, of course, juneteenth is a celebration of independence for black americans and for many black recording artists, there is another kind of freedom that comes from being emancipated from their record label.

in a sneak peek to this evening's special "sound of freedom" we explore what it means for artists like prince, chance the rapper and ciara who i got a chance to sit down with to own their music. take a look. ♪ ♪ music make you lose control, trol, trol ♪ >> you obviously already have had a long career going back to "goodies" when you were a teenager. ♪ i bet you want the goodies ♪ >> signed with a major record deal. what was that experience like? >> well, you know, being signed to a major recording label, you know, when you're young and you just get the opportunity like this is amazing, this is so exciting. my dream is coming true but the reality is that when you get to do it over and over and over you start to go, okay, am i really reaping the benefits of the fruits of my labor? >> you describe feeling

creatively handcuffed. >> they tell you when your next album can come out, and then if they're not happy with it they decide to stop in the process. >> when did you decide at some point i want to own my masters? >> i had this song called "level up." ♪ five, four, two, one, level up, level up, level up ♪ >> i had the video for the song as well. i had a whole vision for my project and i sat down and i talked to him, to the ceo at the time. he was like he made up his mind before i came into the room that he wasn't checking for it and in a matter of 24 hours, the most frustrating thing happened but one of the biggest blessings in my life happened. i was like this is my chance. i'm going to ask my masters and i'm going to run my own label and do it my way and amazingly enough they gave me my masters. they gave them to me for free so it lets you know they didn't believe at all. >> wow! wait a second. okay. was it really that easy? >> it was that easy and i was

ready. let's go. we're gonna level all the way up. >> the princess is here. ciara! >> the greatest thing for me is now seeing it on the other side and owning my masters really understanding how much you're missing out by not owning your records, by not being able to participate in a bigger way and the piece of the pie, and especially being a woman. >> yes. >> you know, and a woman of color. right? i'm starting to see a lot more of my peers do the same. i think that the landscape is going to change. >> so if you don't own your masters your masters own you as prince said. catch more of that interview and so much more in our special "sound of freedom," a juneteenth celebration in honor of juneteenth and black music month tonight at 8:00 p.m. here on abc. >> that was a great story, thanks, janai. we're going to get more on the new movie "elvis." chris connelly sat down with priscilla presley and the

actress who plays her on the big screen. hey, chris. >> reporter: yh,e or whoht us " rouge" baz luhrmann offers us a look into elvis and priscilla presley thinks he's pulled it off thanks in part to the actors playing her and elvis. olivia dejonge and as the king, the remarkable austin butler. >> so i'm sitting there watching this movie and going, god, i wish he could see this. you know, it was perfection. ♪ >> reporter: as revelatory as baz luhrmann's "elvis" hopes to be for those unaware of elvis' effect on american culture priscilla presley knows the film hits differently for those who loved elvis guess. a aching moment, olivia, in which your priscilla asks elvis to go to san diego and to get some treatment for his drug dependency. what kind of thoughts went through your mind as you saw that scene, priscilla?

>> memories. memories. he was getting more and more frightening as time went by where he just was like rebelling. >> reporter: for priscilla, here in memphis outside graceland, where she and elvis lived as husband and wife, austin butler's performance in the title role and the film itself evoking some powerful emotions. >> austin was just unbelievable. as i was watching it actually and during it, this is a movie that he would have really loved. showing who he was, what he was striving for, what his dreams were. >> reporter: priscilla would watch as actress olivia dejonge played her. >> i am your wife. >> reporter: in times of contentment with elvis and days before their divorce. >> it's so strange, it really is when someone is playing you, i'm so happy that she was sensitive and that she was caring and that, you know, she was a little strong with him as well and, you know, i thought she did a really, really nice job. i was pleasantly surprised.

>> olivia, what's that like to hear? >> it's a huge relief. that's for sure. i mean, yeah, it's so strange to talk about because you're right next to me but within my research it was so evident the amount of love and care and sensitivity that was there so i'm very glad that that came through. >> oh, no, it did come through. >> reporter: whatever the weather might have been in their relationship, the movie showcases priscilla's deep feelings for elvis and unbreakable bond. >> it's easy to look back and sort of see them as this -- see you, sorry, as this sort of like iconic couple, celebrity fame, fortune. one of the most important things was to strip that away and just sort of play a girl and a boy that were in love. ♪ >> "elvis" is in theaters next friday and we'll have a lot more with the cast coming up tonight on "nightline." elvis is very much in the building, george. >> no question about that, chris. our primetime special is next

tuesday, 10:00 p.m. now let's go sam who's in for ginger from miami. >> good morning. from a very still and quiet biscayne bay where storms have left less humidity so our heat index level is above 100 today. tampa, 95 but a heat index of 105. 19 states under heat advisories. this heat story just continues for us from florida all the way into montana. there are excessive heat watches now and that's the dangerous stuff so take a look at where we're going with the heat index later on this afternoon. you can see houston going to 100. new orleans in m georgia? your 100-degree record yesterday was four degrees higher than your record had been. now we tried to break this eat a little with a front working through the middle of the country but the heat dome returns to the nation's midsection by the time we get to this weekend and the first part of next week, this is dangerous for people.

we saw headlines of livestock dying, about 2,000 cattle dying in the heat in kansas. also dangerous for pets so make sure your pets are protected from this kind of heat because it lasts into next week. take a look at the numbers, chicago, 96 degrees there on monday, tuesday, 98. i do see by the end of the week those numbers will drop a little bit into the 80s but the southern numbers will still be roaring. that's frances: for friday, it is going to be windy and cooler. temperatures mostly in the 60's. san francisco, 63. we will see some spots warming up into the low 70's rate here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. we have windy and cooler conditions today. tomorrow, the winds ease. a nicer day for father's day juneteenth and a real big warm up for the start of summer. "pop news" this morning, popping because this guy -- [ cheers ] >> mr. 305 in the 212. the one and only pitbull in

>> thank you so much for having us. we really appreciate it. we in the big apple now. new york's big apple. miami is the pineapple. all right? >> come to the big apple. you're about to launch a big tour. >> yeah, the tour "can't stop us now" start at the end of july and have the record "can't stop us now" with zac brown. a lot didn't think that collaboration would happen but music is the universal language. >> and you do it with so many different artists so well. not only are you just killing it in so many directions but now part of the billions club. this i thought was stunning, guys. >> thank you. >> the song "timber" with kesha, now more than 1 billion streams. >> now i'm just figuring out how to get -- we have a billion streams on timber and trying to figure out to get a dollar for each view. >> not bad. so tell us about this zac brown collaboration. how did that come about? >> it came about, you know, i'm a fan of what he's been doing

and not only on the music side but also on the business side. and on the last tour "the i feel good" tour a friend jumped on the plane with me and i told him about collaborating with zac brown and said i know of a record he cut in 2016. i feel if you redid it, would be, you know, what we're listening to right now. "can't stop us now." music unites, doesn't divide us it's the universal language and it's great to see you can bring two worlds together. i love it. a lot of fun. >> we need it so much in the world. obviously we've been through hell and back during the pandemic. you're back on tour. >> yes. >> what's your favorite part? what have you missed the most? >> my favorite part of being on tour is the fans, it's the people, it's the energy and being able to be on stage and give them that escape. you know, just for an hour and a half, two hours, don't worry about what's going on, right now we're going to live in this moment and get loose, have fun, get off the chain, off the flip, off the glass, everything, get lit, turn up and celebrate. >> sounds good. >> that comes with subtitles.

next time just put subtitles on. >> what is your hype music? your music is hype music for everybody else. what do you listen to? >> what i have a good time to earth wind & fire "september." >> wow. what? >> what's happening. >> can we queue that up? oh, my gosh, i would love it. we were saying, what a terrific businessman you are. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> not only music but nascar. >> another blessing, you know, just goes to show you same way we talk about utilizing music and bringing people together we're utilizing the cars so to be a part of track house nascar, daniel suarez just came in number one, his first cup series, and a big shoutout to ross chastain as well, his name is watermelon man, so he's won a couple races as well and story of our life being underdogs. we were underdogs in nascar, track house and the good thing was, it was about a purpose. it wasn't just about just generating a hidden agenda. but the purpose was to bring everybody together through nascar the same way we've done through music. it's been an amazing journey,

thanks to justin, daniel, ross and the whole track house team. you know what they do. car 99 and car number 1, put it together and it's 100. let's go. >> how do you not love this guy? having a good morning. >> that's right. >> it's about to get better. tblong, serit here on "good mor america." ♪

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning. we will get to a look at traffic. sue: good morning. we are looking at the san mateo bridge. it is pretty light, friday lite all the way around. we have this major problem reported by barth, a major delay due to a disabled train between castro valley and west pleasanton. this is the deadline pleasanton line in the devlin pleasanton city direction, this is over 20 minutes. kumasi:

>> live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we will learn to beat the heat for our pets, plus it is our food influencer face-off. frances: temperatures in the 60's and a like brentwood. this afternoon most of us are in the 60's because of a strong sea breeze. we will be cooler than average. san francisco, 63. san jose, 71. it is the coolest day of the week, miles or tomorrow, but much warmer for father's day and juneteenth. for the start of summer the heat is on with triple digits. kumasi: we will have another

update in about 30 minutes. you can find the latest on our app and abc7news.com. ♪ heading into father's day weekend and there you see the dads of some of our "gma" staffers and viewers celebrating one very special dad in kansas this morning as well. >> yes, and our whit johnson surprised him earlier and when we say surprised him knocked on his door in the middle of the night and put a blindfold on him and put him in a limo and took him to kauffman stadium where the kansas city royals play. let's head back to whit in kansas city. whit, how is it going? >> yeah, t.j., i don't know if it was a surprise or terror on his face when we first saw him morning but we got the blindfold on him and rick zych into the

limousine and now is the moment, the limo is going to approach first base right here. rick is a beloved father of four, he's one of nine children. he's a basketball coach, won multiple championships in this community, an inspiration and mentor to so many. so now's the big moment we've been waiting for. again, he's been wearing a blindfold in here for hours. he knows we're up to something, obviously, but has no idea where he is. rick zych. it's me again. how are you doing? grab my hand. i know our first introduction was a little abrupt and aggressive so we'll try to make it up to you. are you doing okay? >> i'm doing fine. >> take a couple more steps this way, okay. now with the blindfold i think i told you it's like a big pinata full of surprises. you're about to take a swing at all these surprises right here. >> whoa. >> take it in. >> where are you? >> royals stadium. >> right? >> yeah, kauffman stadium. take a look around. what does it say over there? >> we love rick. >> follow me this way, happy father's day. come with me over here.

we know that you're a huge royals fan. i'll bring you this way. huge royals fan, been that way since a kid. i saw the royals emblem right next to your front door, so what do you think? not a bad morning? >> not a bad morning, it was worth it. >> okay, so, look, we know how much you mean to so many people in this community. so we have a special guest here, our friend slugger. you know slugger. >> sure, sure. >> so slugger is right over here. hey, slugger, help us out. [ cheers and applause ] you recognize some of those faces? >> oh, yeah. >> i bet you do. >> oh, yeah. [ cheers ] >> come on in, everybody. bring it in. >> how are you? >> you doing okay? >> sure. >> there's the man right here. slugger. yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at these faces. are you okay? >> yeah.

the blindfold. >> i see, so he's blaming the tears on the blindfold. i see how it is. well, these people mean so much to you, but you've done so much for them over the years and so they wanted to repay you with this big surprise. and we know how much you mean to them but we want to show that to the rest of america. so take a look over here. ♪ >>rick, he's an amazing father and a coach and he loves his family at home and he loves his family that he has gained through all the students and the players that he has come in contact with. >> reporter: whether he's coaching a game or teaching class in kansas city, coach rick zych is everyone's dad. >> his relationship with his players and his students don't stop on the classroom or on the

floor. this year was my first star and he was there for me. i haven't always had confidence in myself but he helped me. >> a coach that cares for you on or off the field is different. you give more to them. that's why i gave everything. because i knew he cared for me. >> reporter: this seven-time state championship basketball coach leading with his passion for the game and compassion for everyone. >> it doesn't matter if you're the star player on the team or the last player on the bench, you're made to feel like you're part of the deal and he goes above and beyond in that respect. >> he's been so successful as a father and as a coach, you know, it is because he's been successful building relationships, getting people to rise to their highest level and be successful at life and sports and he's just supporting people. >> reporter: instilling that kindness in his youngest daughter who just started coaching volleyball at the same school. >> he always said when you are in the gym as a player, as a coach, you leave every room cleaner than you went in.

you always want to do an extra mile. >> reporter: his family always coming first raising four children with his high school sweetheart just celebrating their 39th wedding anniversary. >> he's a very selfless person. and he's very giving to everybody. i couldn't have picked a better person. >> so my dad grew up one of nine. there were 11 that lived in a two-bedroom house. they grew up with not a whole lot but a lot of love and a lot of family and i feel like he brought that into my immediate family. >> he's an incredible person to be around, infectious personality. i don't know what it is but when he laughs, everyone tends to laugh. >> my dad always eats last, so he will make all this dinner for all of us and he will sit there and wait for each person to go through the line and sit down and eat and make sure that they have enough food. >> it's still instilled to us day to day to just always be there for your family. he is the rock of our family for sure. >> all: happy father's day! [ cheers and applause ]

>> so that is a father's day surprise and so, rick, i saw you obviously taking in all the different faces as they were running onto the feel. -- field. there were some other family members who couldn't be here today in on the surprise. your mother, your father. >> sure. >> other close family members. they're so excited for this moment. what does it mean to you to be appreciated and loved in this way? >> well, there's great fathers here on the field so, you know, i'm just fortunate, you know, we got wonderful kids, wonderful grandkids, great friends and, you know, we've just been blessed. our whole family, everyone has been blessed and, you know, i'm just happy they could all be here. >> and, natalie, i know you're a big part -- daughter natalie was one of the co-conspirators in this big secret operation. >> yes. >> why was it so important for you to put on such a big surprise for dad? >> well, because he's the most popular person i know, everyone here loves him. [ cheers and applause ] it was easy for us to do.

>> lindsay, we talked about lindsay a bit, you're going to be the new volleyball coach at the high school. dad's the basketball coach. from that perspective, what is he like as a coach, a teacher and a mentor? >> well, he's in my ear 24/7 in a good way helping me. he inspires kids every day and makes great relationships which this is a great testament to that so i'm excited to be here. >> rick, obviously this morning we startled you a bit. it was dark outside. >> i knew something was up. my wife set the clothes out for me. >> set the clothes out but still how did they keep this secret, though? how long did this go before you were on to them? >> well, about 5:00 this morning. i was told, so there's so much going on. you know, with the wedding and everything else and, you know, there's just so many other things to worry about. i knew something is up at 4:00 when she got up and then she said, just trust me and you're going to wear this and let's go. >> and then, boom. >> you were at the front door. >> then we shot the lights right in your face, dragged you out into the limo. here's the thing.

we talked about how you're a father of four, you're one of nine children, a coach and have done so much for the community. the word selfless is the one that we keep hearing. well, now everybody wants to do something for you, so we teamed up with our folks at expedia, our friends at expedia here and they decided, you know what, rick needs a break. he needs a big-time vacation and so they're giving you $20,000, yes. [ cheers and applause ] you can read it. $20,000. >> oh, my gosh. >> to go on the vacation of a lifetime. you got a big family. you need some change, right? >> i will take everybody. >> i would assume, right. so he said he's taking everybody. >> i'm taking everybody. >> but, wait, there's more. >> oh, my. >> let's move this out of the way, slugger, come on in. let's get rick dressed. this is for you. you got your own jersey right here, okay.

and as we talked about, royal superfan from a very young age, now in kauffman stadium. once you get the jersey on, i want you to take a look right over there to the jumbotron. take a look. got a message for you. >> hi, i'm brady singer of the kansas city royals, rick, i want to wish you happy father's day and suggest sunday you spend working out the arm because you'll be throwing out the first pitch on sunday, august 7th. congratulations. >> i got to get loose. >> first pitch. >> yeah. >> we know you are a basketball coach. >> i played college baseball. hopefully i can throw it 90 feet. >> you got a few months to work on it. warm up and get ready, get everybody prepared and do the big vacation. any other final thoughts? anything you'd like to say to everybody here. >> oh, thank you for, you know, players, my family, yeah, i don't know why they picked me. there's millions of great ng ca know, i'm just so very fortunate. >> i'm a father as well. father of two but just meeting your family, getting to know you, you're a true inspiration

the rest of the dads out there. >> oh, thank you. >> it's been a pleasure. he is the best, right? so, rick, happy father's day to you. and happy father's day to all the dads out there. hope you all have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was great. thank you, whit. congratulations. coming up, pitbull is going to perform live right here in times square. ♪ mr. worldwide, infinity, you know the roof on fire ♪

we are back on "gma." want to go straight to sam champion in miami. of course he niece for ginger. hey, sam. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. i want to show you some images of the jersey shore right out of seaside park is where we're looking this morning. have a few clouds passing on by. it's one of my favorite beaches, and down to the grand strand here. right into myrtle beach. so myrtle beach, this may be a good idea for you to hit the shore today because temperatures will be cooler there. all the heat aisie abt veil o the coast but tha st cold front so we think they'll fire up from richmond, charlotte, columbia. all involv. big cities like charleston will get storms, as well. there's the front, it's also bringing cooler temperatures into the northeast. so northeast, we got to talk. weekend morning temperatures will look like this and weekday highs or weekend highs don't get much warmer in the 60s probably on saturday, maybe a touch milder by the time we get into

friday. father's day cities, father mountain, dads corner and dadsville, ohio. and my favorite frances: good morning. it is going to be windy and cooler today. temperatures below average. look for 60's around the bay. some low 70's for some of our warmest spots. all right. it's the moment we've been waiting for, mr. 305 in the house. 52 tour dates coming. but you don't have to wait one more second. this man has sold 25 million albums. this morning, he is live giving you a live performance. two of your hits, you ready? >> "don't stop the party" a little bit of "fireball" and "can't stop us now." darling. >> let's do it. >> darling. you having a good time out there.

♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ don't stop the party ♪ ♪ yeah, yea y ♪ don't stop the party ♪ ♪ i'm running through the world like i'm running back scarface, world's mine running back ♪ ♪ 30,000 people went here on me 80,000 people in london wembley 90,000people in morocco, and i'm just getting warmed up, papo ♪ ♪ catch me with redone in stockholm, beirut cafe getting my drink on mole ♪ ♪ we're how to put the women here the hooka all of them sweet there ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ they can't, they won't, they never will, stop the party stop the party ♪ ♪ i said, y'all having a good time out there ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah yeah ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ don't stop the party ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ don't stop the party ♪

♪ ♪ mr. worldwide to infinity ♪ like the roof on fire we gon' drink drinks and take shots until we fall out like the roof on fire ♪ [ muted ] ♪ light the roof on fire, tell her, tell her ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby, baby i'm on fire i tell her baby, baby, baby, baby ♪ ♪ i'm a fireball, yes ♪ ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ ♪ i say, baby, baby, baby, baby, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ i say, baby, baby, baby, baby, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ i'm a fireball i saw, i came, a conquered ♪ [ muted ] ♪ he's running the game ♪ [ muted ] ♪ nice little shade i gave suzie

a little pat up on the booty and she turned around ♪ ♪ and said walk this way let's go ♪ ♪ i said, baby, baby, baby, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ i said, baby, baby, baby, baby, i'm a fireball ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ >> good morning, america. ♪ i said, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby i'm on fire ♪ ♪ i said, baby, baby, baby, i'm a fireball ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

♪ back now here on "gma" with, yes, pitbull who is taking us into the weekend. >> yeah, he's doing it right. here he is now with a performance of his new song "can't stop us now." ♪ s outozabrn.

get lost with me cruise slow motion, chase the sun as we burn one down ♪ ♪ get lost with me tonight, we going ♪ ♪ high as a mother, woo, nothing's gonna stop us now ♪ ♪ na, na, na, no, no, no ♪ ♪ ain't nothing gonna stop us now, na, na, na ♪ ♪ no, no, no, ain't nothing gonna stop us now ♪ ♪ i'm here to remind y'all just in case you forgot ♪ ♪ mr. worldwide the world's my block ♪ ♪ i'm like time, i never stop ♪ ♪ i ain't from no bottom, y'all keep the top, 305 ♪ ♪ see nobody fear no one still the hottest thing under the sun ♪ ♪ still got it locked, uh-huh ♪ ♪ and it's never ever, ever, ever going to stop ♪ ♪ you can knock me down, but you won't knock me out ♪ ♪ i love it when they count me out now let's party to the nights that we can't remember ♪ ♪ with the friends that we can't forget, get lit ♪ ♪ get lost with me tonight t ste

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>> announcer: chris evert, tennis legend, broadcaster, mother, friend, loved by millions. now monday on "gma," chris in her own words on her health and battle with cancer. how is she doing? monday on abc's "good morning america." ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ don't stop the party ♪ what a great morning for rick zych. happy father's day to him and all the dads as we head into father's day weekend. >> and what a great way to go into the weekend with mr. worldwide. thanks for the party. >> thanks for watching, everyone. [ cheers and applause ]

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announcer: this is abc7news. >> good morning. here is st traffic. >> this is now in the recovery mode. we had a disabled train on the line. 20 minutes now recovering from the mage to l.a.. hopefully, that will be diminishing shortly. frances: the winds will be the big story today. because of the sea breeze and cooler air, we will be below average this time of year. only 60's. the warmest spots will be inland in the low 70's. today is the coolest day in the seven-day forecast. milder tomorrow and warmer for father's day and juneteenth. we have a nice warming trend for

monday's parade and summer starts on tuesday. >> we will be back at 11:00 for midday live. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actress and singer vanessa williams. and a movie maker with a generous heart of gold delivers our "good news story of the day." plus, we wrap up our "pawfect match week" with tips to beat the heat to keep your pup cool and happy. and the feel good foodie as we continue "live's foodfluencer friday faceoff." all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ >> ryan: morning, deja. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: hi. hi.