"good morning america." it's our second hour. high-stakes trip. president biden in saudi arabia overnight leading with leaders pushing for an oil production increase to ease americans pain and the pump and faced criticism over this fist-pumping greeting. covid numbers on the rise, reaching levels not seen since that winter surge. hospitalizations up in every region of the country as los angeles county considers a new indoor mask mandate. the latest this morning. taking on tiktok. inside the court filing. one family saying they lost

their nine-year-old to the so-called black-out challenge speaking out only to gma. >> we don't want no other children out there to take up this situation again. >> what parents need to know. ♪ also this morning summer skin secrets for fun in the sun. e nefits and limits of spf ke. plus, the best brands and biggest bargains for the beach. >> formula e racing into new york. gma is live from the track. priyanka chopra jonas means business. how is global superstar is taking a seat at the table, serving up culture and cuisine. >> i just want to revolutionize south asian culture in america. >> and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. it's saturday morning. this is gma.

>> nice little shout-out there from priyanka. "good morning america." nice to have you with us. we are following a lot of news starting with president biden's controversial high stakes trip to the middle east. >> overnight, the president meeting one-on-one before attending the gulf cooperation summit, pushing for anncldrolief at the pump for americans paying sky high gas prices. >> that could be good news but the president is facing criticism at home over his meeting with the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman, and that fist bump seen around the world. abc senior white house correspondent mary bruce is traveling with the president and has the latest. mary, good morning again to you. >> reporter: yeah. good morning. the president knew he would face harsh blowback for this trip. but it was a risk he was willing to take. the white house arguing it was worth it to try to give some americans relief at the pump.

but the president's critics the morning are sharply disagreeing. president biden meeting with middle eastern leaders in saudi arabia. but it is this meeting and this photo with saudi crown prince mo mohammed bin salman that is sparking outrage back home. it is the image the saudis had hoped for and the white house had hoped to avoid. as a candidate biden pledged to make saudi arabia a par rye yeah for the chilling of jamal khashoggi. the two met for almost two hours but did not take questions. >> president biden, is saudi arabia still a pariah? >> the crown prince just smiling. president biden saying he did raise khashoggi's murder at the very top of their

meeting. >> it is inconsistent with who we are and who i am. >> reporter: the crown prince's response? >> he basically said that he was not personally responsible for it. i indicated i thought he was. >> reporter: but the condemnation was shift, khasoggi's employer, "the washington post," calling the fist bump shameful. >> you are coming under a lot of fire for your fist pump for the crown prince. >> i'm sorry she feels that way. i was straightforward back then. i was straightforward today. >> reporter: now, the president defended this trip arguing it was important for regional security and to lower gas prices back home. he said americans could see the impact of this trip and begin to see some relief in the coming weeks. >> mary, thank you. now to the latest on the pandemic. cases across the country rising to levels not seen since the winter months. phil lipof is in new york with the very latest.

phil, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, white. i think it's safe to say that nobody wants to get up the morning and hear that cases are rising two years into this pandemic, but that's the reality. we are seeing 124,000 new infections daily now. that's up 16% from last week. that makes it the highest daily infection rate since february. here in new york city alone, the highest daily infection rate since january. every region in the country now seeing rising hospitalizations. nationally up 14% since last week to the highest level since early march. in the last seven days alone, nearly 2,500 people have died. and the infection numbers are likely significantly undercounted as we have been reporting. dozens of states have already shut down testing sites and more and more people, most people really, are testing with those at home test kits and not reporting if they're positive. as for vaccinations, nearly

400,000 children under the age of five have received their first shot. that's just 2% of the 19.5 million kids in that age group. nationwide 71 million americans. that is 20% of our population remain completely unvaccinated. these rising numbers obviously causing some concern in los angeles county, which is the most populus in the nation. authorities there are making a move to reinstate indoor mask mandates by the end of this month. guys? >> phillip pov for us there, thank you. coming up in our morning menu, why one family is taking on tiktok in court over the tragic death of their nine-year-old. what they're telling gma. also ahead, summer skin secrets. the benefits and limits of spf makeup. plus a surprise monaco visit. the details in pop news. we'll be right back. plus a surp visit. the details in pop news. we'll be right back. -to-severe a or atopic dermatitis under control?

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welcome back. let's get right to our cover story. it's a gma parenting alert. a wisconsin family speaking out after losing their nine-year-old after they say she participated in this so-called black-out challenge on tick court. now they're taking the social media giant to court and they're speaking out on gma for what they want other parents to know. for this family, things haven't been the same since the devastating loss of their nine-year-old daughter. >> just the sadness i see in my son's eyes, singing happy birthday to his sister at her grave, it's very hard for all of us. but this is the life now that we have to adjust to. we sat at a table of four chairs we sit now at three. >> reporter: the participants speaking out exclusively to abc news about a tiktok challenge called black-out in which children choke themselves until they pass out. >> if you see something online

and you see people framing it as fun or a challenge or something interesting, you're sort of gamefying and decreasing people's perceptions of the risk. >> reporter: taking part in the fatale trend last february. >> we just never thought there was a darker side to, you know, what tiktok allows on its platform. >> we don't want no other children out there to be in this situation again. >> reporter: a tiktok spokesperson referring abc news to a statement the company released last year about a challenge saying it predates the platform and has never been a trick tok trend. we remain vigilant to user safety and would immediately remove related content if found. our deepest sympathies go out to the families for their tragic now. now calling for justice, filing a lawsuit earlier this month against tiktok. >> it is the case about saving kids.

>> well, the most important thing is just how deadly this tiktok blackout challenge is and how predictable it was. >> reporter: this latest incident not the only case that has surfaced from the tiktok challenge. last july a texas eight-year-old was also found dead from recreating the short video. in pennsylvania, a ten-year-old girl died last december after attempting that very same tiktok challenge. >> so much of this is talking to kids, especially young kids, about the transition from the virtual world to reality. that basically what they see online just like cartoons or movies, may not actually be real. >> reporter: their plan to continue to live their lives honoring their daughter. >> i live every day of my life in her honor because every day of my life as a mother i'm surviving the day because this

is not easy to wake up every day and know that your little girl is never coming back. you're never going to hear her voice. you are never going to see her smile or hear her say i love you. >> you see her room there still in place. our thanks to that family for sharing their story. it is a conversation. you have little girls as well. >> absolutely. my daughters will bring home challenges they are doing with their friends. it is impossible for parents to keep up. that's part of the problem here. you can have a conversation about one thing, but it is very difficult to stay on top of it. >> and it is a conversation we have to keep having. >> absolutely. >> let's switch gears now and hand it over. all right, guys. now to summer skin secrets. we are taking you, kind of, here, everything under the sun that could help maintain a healthy glow. here are the best brands and best bargains. she's the best beauty editor. at better homes and gardens.

and she has the top tips. first, a lot of makeup offers spf protection. but is it enough? >> yeah. makeup with sunscreen seems like the ultimate multitasking move. foundations that have sunscreen in them. and they do offer some protection. but the thing is we don't use them the same way we do regular sunscreen. we're not getting enough protection. so really you want to start with a sunscreen lotion or moisturizer, the bare minimum 30 or higher and look for broad spectrum protection, which means it covers the uva and uvb rays. >> both of them. >> yeah. all of these have those. so from neutrogena, we have a sheer option. which has spf 60, which is great. if you are going to pool or you are going to work, we have you covered. this line is amazing. if you need some moisture, that could also be your moisturizer. and then black girl sunscreen, this is great because it won't

leave that white resid. transparently, which is amazing. >> we've got four different kinds of these at my house, plus the kids. >> so the trick is you want to make sure you are using the right amount. that's really key. >> okay. >> and you need to have a nickel-size amount, which if you look at it -- >> that's a big glob. >> yeah. it is two fingers. >> that's for your face. >> think about it, with makeup, are you putting it on the top of your ears? >> no. exactly. so that's why you need to start here. >> that's good to know. how much lotion should we be using? should we layer it with makeup? >> yeah. the thing to remember with makeup is you will use it as a second layer on top. the question a lot of people have is, okay, if i layer spf 30 and my make up is spf 15, will i get spf 45?

it doesn't work that way. you are going to get some protection. it is great to look for spf 30 or higher. now you can find a lot of formulas that have those higher sunscreen levels. we have a cc cream here from it cosmetics which gives your skin a nice glow. it's spf 40. it comes in all shades. >> that's good. we have a great bargain from e.l.f. cosmetics. that's $15, which is a steal. >> a steal, yeah. >> literally a steal. and then tower 28, that is great. it is minimal. for sensitive screen, that's a great product. >> and you can put those over the first layer. >> start here. >> got to remember that. okay. finally, how often should we be reapplying for touch-ups or to get the best coverage and not ruin our makeup in the process? >> we're supposed to be reapplying every two hours. which is sort of hard to -- i know. so it is key. see, if you have another sunscreen product you keep with you that's portable so you remember to do a touch-up. >> i'm going to peek around. >> yeah. so a compact like this, that's like a tint you can just put on

as like makeup, but this is a true sunscreen and it will give you a lot of coverage. >> and it has a tint. that's a minimal powder. dust it over your face. under $20, these are hard to find at this price. this one is really cool because it is a sunscreen mist. so you give it a shake and then you just spray. >> oh! >> a mist, too. thank you. even the lip balm so good. and it's matte. thank you so much, erica. now we will check back in for a check of the weather. she is in brooklyn for us with the whizzing going by. all these cars, danielle. >> yeah. it's been a loud morning for me here, but we have been enjoying ourselves. i have to show you this. we have been talking about dust storms, right? take a look at this video. this is a dust devil that formed in tennessee.

this is in nashville. crazy how that happened. we also actually have really impressive rain video out of vegas. from dry conditions to wet conditions, vegas seeing that rain out there. that's the first time they have seen rain in three months and only their third time of seeing rain this year. so, hey, that rain is a welcome change into vegas. i do want to talk about the heat because the heat is really impressive. and unfortunately, that big heat dome that you see in the center of the country, that will be starting to expand and expand farther east. so as we head into next week throughout the entire workweek, we will be talking about record lisa: i am lisa argen waking up to vollmer peak where you can see the low clouds in the fog. temperatures are going to really heat up in our inland valleys. . we have mist and drizzle at the coast but we get into a gradual cooling trend beginning tomorrow

but especially into next week. today, the hottest day out of the next seven where highs will range from the mid to upper 90's inland. 77 in oakland, 63 and half moon bay at a little cooler for sunday. ♪ "pop news," will ganss in the house. you were supposed to save t you are >> you were supposed to save the ice cream for the end, but they're already sampling theirs. >> full brain freeze going on. welcome to brooklyn, hey! all right. we start with julia roberts because anything else would be a big mistake, big. huge. the academy museum award is going to julia from the academy this fall. roberts who is already an oscar winner herself will be celebrated again by the academy for her significant cultural impact. the president of the academy

museum saying, quote, over the course of her expansive and renowned career, she has embodied iconic characters and memorable roles. as for her next role, she's returning to the big screen with george clooney. for "ticket to paradise." a comedy featuring the pair as an ex-married couple. they come together to sabotage their daughter's wedding. roberts will receive her award on october 15th. "ticket to paradise" hits theaters october 21st. >> the two of them together, always money. >> always money. "oceans." "all about money," those two together, money, money. all right. now for some royal pop news featuring princess charlene of monaco. surprising tourists on a royal tour of monaco's palace. the princess giving the best souvenir ever by stopping for photos with the excited guests. her appearance just one of the latest by the royal who is making a return to public events following months of health challenges. last month she reigned over the monte carlo television festival where television royalty including david hasselhoff,

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welcome back to gma. and it is no mystery, "only murder in this building" is sizzling on the small screen. getting a renewal for season 3 nabbing 17 emmy nominations this week. yoguys seen itve to ht up t its a greaweento bing and catch this weekend.

that's all coming up right here on bing this. >> that's ahead this half hour. here are the headlines we're following right now. frightening moments and major delays at san francisco national airport as thousands of travelers were evacuated over a bomb share. police finding a suspicious package. when they arrived on the scene, a man was taken into custody and authorities are investigating that incident. help for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. the new 988 suicide and crisis lifeline launched nationwide, meaning anyone can call or text 988 to reach a counselor. the seven-digit 800 number known as the national suicide prevention lifeline will still work. but health care experts hope that 988, that number, will make it easier for people to receive the help they need. similar to 911, this is 988. >> a great option and a number that people can actually remember, too. >> yes. >> this morning tiger woods tipping his cap and wiping away tears as he walked up to the

in stlandhip.'s woods saying he became emotional when he realized he may not be up to the challenge when it comes next year. >> we had that house when we were watching him make that long walk to the clubhouse. >> quite emotional, yes. >> now to priyanka chopra jonas, serving up culture alongside cuisine. and now she's bringing her heritage to tables across the country. >> reporter: good morning, eva. talk about a melding of cultures. priyanka's husband, nick jonas, thought of the name of the restaurant. it means gold in hindi. an approapriate name because they are hoping to elevate how americans think of south asian culture. priyanka chopra jonas is one of the most globally recognized faces. it was a tough journey for her

to get a seat at the table, but she's now in a place where she wants everyone to pull up a chair. >> i just want to revolutionize south asian culture in america. and that's really everything. i think there isn't a culture of understanding that that exists in the states. whether it was indian, pakistani, the south asian food in a gourmet, luxurious way. >> reporter: she and her business partner opened up a high-end indian restaurant in the heart of new york city. >> it's not from a specific region of india because i grew up in multiple parts of india, so that was very important to me, to have the classics that you are used to but also like truffle eggs, you know, like truffle dosas for example. but at the same time you have chicken from the north. >> reporter: for both, this dream was decades in the making. tell me how sona came together. >> sona has been in my heart literally since i was born. two months afs i was born,

my father as a young immigrant to america, my family settled in dallas, texas. h looked around and realized there is not a single indian restaurant in all of texas. >> reporter: his father started one in dallas. 1,500 miles away and four decades later, manish opened up his own. i know from afar but with love. and now i have really kind of codified that love by opening a restaurant in this cuisine, in my father's footsteps. >> reporter: this one with white table cloths, elevated spices and curry and a secret dining space underground. this room is beautiful! >> thank you. welcome to mimi's. >> reporter: he brought up on indian cuisine experts who cooked in cities around the world. including bang lor, bangkok and dubai. >> they're a new york restaurant, so we have this beautiful east coast oysters. we put a green garlic and butter or roasted oysters. it is always core indian at heart. so that was very important to

me. >> reporter: but they didn't stop there. >> this city needs to be built for your people as well as mine. >> reporter: it's always been priyanka's mission to merge eastern culture with the west. ♪ >> reporter: and so just last month, priyanka and manish bringing the south asian experience to tables across the country with a new home ware line. >> well, the palm trees are a big motif. you see in most of the pieces. you see it in the coast. most people don't associate the farm with india. india is very coastal. it is surrounded by waters of different finds. you see palm trees, coconut trees everywhere. >> reporter: one pattern inspired by her mother. a story priyanka says gets her emotional every time. >> his mom had saved all of her

favorite saris for his wife. when she came out to see him, she was like, what am i going to do with all these saris? he was like, i'm going to repurpose them. >> reporter: the home ware line, the food all embodying the south asian line for hosting. >> creating community and family, right. >> reporter: but priyanka says she leaves the cooking to the experts. >> i'm not the best cook in the world. i'll tell you that. me and my husband, we love entertaining. before i was even married, i loved entertaining. i loved having people over. i loved having friends over. i loved, you know. >> i could make great eggs. eggs are doable. i'm the worst cook and my friends make fun of it, but i'm a really good host. >> reporter: for priyanka and manish it is not just about setting the room but creating the room that everyone can enter. the culmination of y of hard work. >> it took a lot of pounding the pavement to try and get a seat on the table, you know. for me, it was a very solitary journey. it is not something i talk about very much because it is hard to explain.

but it's been a decade for me to be here talking to you about, you know, a line that's inspired by my home. you know, the fact that there should be a place on the table for every kind of culture that lives here is a really important thing for me. >> reporter: their big take-away is that whoever you are, you have a seat at their table, too. sona has a pride lunch and of course every other holiday too. they want to be a sanctuary for the entire asian-american community, which has had its struggles in new york city these last couple years. their focus is just to be as inclusive as they could possibly be. you guys, i got to say it was so cool being in priyanka chopra's home. it was so kind of her to invite us. that was really awesome. >> did you get to eat any of the food, though? that's the big question. >> reporter: yeah. we both ate a little bit, actually. it's a lot of fun. i have to say. she's so great and everyone she

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when did you hear from alec that something happened at his property? >> so i got a call from alec monday night. and as soon as i picked up the phone, i knew something was wrong. he said come as fast as you can. paul and maggie have been hurt. >> welcome back to gma and a look at the conversation i had with alex murdoch's brothers. back in january. this week murdoch was indicted on murder charges. he was charged of killing his wife and son. we took a deep dive into this case on "20/20." murdoch will be in court this coming week on wednesday. >> so many layers to it. and we keep getting more and more developments in the case as well. >> yes. and you have been following

every development. you and the team have done incredible. the fact that you got there when you did. so looking forward to tuning into that. >> yes. lots of people want to know what happened. >> well, we do have other stuff ahead here on gma. so we turn now to formula e. the all-electric racing. 22 world class drivers taking to the city for the e-prix. and out there ahead of tomorrow's big race day. >> good morning, whit. it is so good to be with you. by the way, if you can hear, the cars are going around right now. this is the first qualifying race of the day. it is the e-prix. what does that mean? well, in layman's terms, so this is a net carbon zero event, so it is great for the environment. they're going zing, zing, zing. they're flying at 175 miles an hour around this track here. next year, they're going to fly at 200 miles an hour as they get

a new set of cars in here, which is crazy. this track shows the statue of liberty, not to mention new york city. and i got to tell you this, it's family friendly. there is entertainment. plus, the kids can actually drive simulated cars. i mean, that sounds like a lot of fun, right? it looks like the weather will cooperate for this event, which will be really, really good. and by the way, they didn't let me drive a car, and i'm not sure why. maybe they looked into my driving record. >> yeah. we got an expensive background check here on gma. it is a really cool race and it is amazing how far electric cars have come. it is really fun for the whole family to get out there. we'll have much more tomorrow. but in the meantime, you are pulling double duty for us and you're watching the weather for us as well in the northeast. what's going on? >> yes, i am watching. there is a lot of clouds out here. there could be one or two showers. but i think the weather will hold off nicely. i want to show you that forecast

for the northeast and the weekend. here's what we're anticipating. temperatures will be in the mid-80s in baltimore on saturday. upper 80s on sunday. new york city in the mid-80s throughout the entire weekend. i do want to show you. i think we have that camera of marco island in florida. you can see just a gorgeous shot of the view. the reason we're showing yct we the beach, especially if you are in miami. that water temperature around 85. all right. so coming up here on gma, the best seller that's on the big screen. your weekend watch list is coming up next in "bing this." coming up next in "bing this."

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welcome back to gma. from the multiplex to lizzo, it's about dang time for binge this. will gantz is back. we have all read the book based on the best-selling novel and brought to the big screen by powerhouse women including reese witherspoon who produces, daisy edgar jones who plays kai. you might remember her from hulu's "normal people." plus t swift with an original song called "carolina." could this be the year we get wi i'll calling it right here, right now. the key behind the song, she recorded it in one take using only instruments used before 1953 because that's when the novel takes place. so she's putting in the work. >> by the way, the book is also

amazing, too. as soon as i started reading it, i'm like, that's going to be a movie. >> and it definitely should have been. fun fact about that. in 2018 when that book came out, crawdads was one of the top ten most googled words of the year. everyone was reading the word. >> where are you getting these fun facts from? >> i'm just making them all up today. >> because everyone in south carolina knows what a crawdad is. >> out in brooklyn, not so much. next up, go ahead. >> what do you got? >> i am obsessed with this content. okay. consider this history channel's "real housewives." the show is called "history's crazy rich ancients." see what they did there? >> yeah. >> and we have a special message i know you guys are excited from rebecca jarvis.

let's have her tell us a little bit more. >> you guys know how much i love to follow the money in my reporting. well, this project took me way back into ancient history. we look at some of the wealthiest people of all time, their decadence, their lavish lifestyles, exotic pets, billion dollar parties, nine-figure palaces. a lot of this will blow your mind, but it will also orient you to how we got here and how all of this spending and all of this wealth made for some incredibly powerful people. and it all kicks off starting this sunday. i hope you will check it out. thanks, guys. >> time-out. we're checking out anything rebecca jarvis was. >> one day 100 years from now they will be talking about you and your rainbow flip-flops. >> we were so excited. >> she has like ten side hustles going on at once.

she's done all different things. rebecca and i go way back to a different net work more than a decade ago. she just does it all. she's on it, we're on it, too. >> this is how we got to housewives, i'm here for that. >> we have one more bing here. lizzo dropping a new album after three years. >> after three years. it's about dang time. lizzo is back, empowering people with this new album calling it special because she wants people to feel special when they hear it. and get this, she reportedly wrote 200 songs for this album, narrowed it down to just 12 tracks. this album should come with a fire extinguisher because it is hot. it's good cardio, good dance music. there is a couple of heart felt ballads in there. lizzo can do no wrong. >> wait. can we pull will up on camera. >> will you please give the people that shoulder shimmy you just gave us. >> yes. it's about dang time.

thank you for that, will. we'll be right back.

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evacuate the international terminal, prompting delays. san francisco police have given the all clear, removing several suspicious packages. no word on what those packages were. this started around 8:15 last night and police have made no arrests, but are talking to a man in connection with what happened. and you might want to head over to chase center's thrive city today. today is blankets and blockbusters. you can enjoy a kid friendly movie, with the kids zone and snacks. and klay thompson and draymond green make an appearance in this movie. lisa argen is tracking our forecast, good morning. lisa: kind of nice in the city despite the fog. a warmer day for most, but the

breeze will not back off. mid-50's downtown, and sunshine breaking out -- a gorgeous view here, where temperatures are around 60's in santa rosa. 67 in concord, 79, a warmer day already. it feels so mild out there -- mid to upper 90's inland today, so that is a big jump. 77 in oakland and in wine country. we head towards lakeport, 96, and are warming up in the south day. we will get into slightly cooler readings, and we'll discuss that in the seven-day outlook, coming up. stephanie: up next, the latest on the search for a suspect to police say shot and wounded a mountain view police officer. and

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. stephanie: passengers forced to evacuate from san francisco airport's international terminal after a suspicious package was found. this unfolding during one of the busiest periods. it is saturday, july 16. i am stephanie sierra. we will have much more on the evacuation in just a moment. first we begin with a quick check of the forecast. here is lisa argen. drew: -- lisa: the marine layer

is getting more compressed as the sun comes up. the visible picture. the fog is not only of the coast