track with leanne rimes who is also here this weekend? good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. overnight, the january 6th committee makes the case donald trump chose not to stop the riot calling it a dereliction of duty. 187 minutes of inaction. new video and images from inside the white house released by the january 6th committee reveal how former president trump chose not to stop the mob attacking the capitol. failing to concede he lost the election. the new testimony that he refused to make phone calls that could have put an end to the insurrection. as frantic radio transmissions from the secret service protecting vice president pence detail the chaos. a white house security official testifies agents were calling their families to say good-bye. the fallout this morning and what comes next. also this morning, president biden tests positive for covid. isolating at the white house and

experiencing mild symptoms, the latest on his condition. white house covid coordinator dr. ashish jha joins us live. deadly storms sweep through the south. a tree falling on a home in alabama killing two children as blistering heat takes us into the weekend with more than 80 million americans on alert from coast to coast. ginger tracking the latest. an american man arrested in fiji accused of killing his new wife. what we know now. miracle rescue caught on camera. the family of the 6-year-old saved by the pizza worker now telling their story making him part of the family only on "gma." how to make it a blockbuster weekend without breaking the bank. tips to stay cool at the theater while saving money on the hottest movies of the summer. ♪ loot we started ♪ and just hours ago, macklemore's brand-new song "chant" released. ♪ got another shot to pull off

the impossible ♪ ♪ don't need to cry for me i'm a fighter ♪ ♪ when the ceiling can't hold us ♪ >> can't hold us back this morning as macklemore takes over central park to rock us into the weekend. good morning, america. thank you for joining us this friday morning. we have a lot of news to get to. >> we certainly do and there's a live look right now at the white house where president biden is isolating after testing positive for covid. we're going to get the latest on his condition from white house covid response coordinator dr. ashish jha who is standing by. first, last night's hearing from the january 6th committee. a minute-by-minute dissection of what donald trump was doing and not doing as the riot overwhelmed the capitol, with dramatic audio from mike pence's security detail frantic and fearful that the mob was blocking their escape routes. congressional correspondent rachel scott starts us off from capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning.

this was gripping new testimony. never before seen video, the january 6th select committee describing a white house in chaos as the capitol came under attack. lawmakers insisting for 187 minutes former president donald trump not only failed to act but he chose not to. this morning, the never-before-seen video of donald trump 24 hours after his supporters stormed the capitol. >> whenever you're ready, sir. >> reporter: the outtakes obtained by the january 6th committee show a president who struggled to say the election was over and condemn the rioters. >> to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country and if you broke the law -- i can't say that. i'm not -- i already said you will pay but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election is over. i just want to say congress has certified the results without saying the election is over, okay? >> reporter: sources say it took an hour for trump to record a nearly three-minute-long video. his daughter ivanka heard from behind the camera.

>> just take it out. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> reporter: the committee zeroing in on the 187 minutes between trump's speech urging his supporters to march to the capitol -- >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: and this video finally telling them to go home. >> so go home, we love you. you're very special. >> reporter: accusing the former president of a dereliction of duty, saying trump knew within 15 minutes of leaving the stage that the capitol was under attack, but instead sat in his dining room and watched the violence unfold on television. >> if the president had wanted to make a statement and address the american people, he could have been on camera almost instantly. >> reporter: his former white house counsel pat cipollone says he pleaded with him to intervene. >> i think i was pretty clear there needs to be an immediate and forceful response statement, public statement that people

need to leave the capitol now. >> reporter: but advisers say trump resisted, not even making a single call to military or law enforcement officials. >> i can't think of anybody, you know, on that day who didn't want people to get out of the capitol once the violence started. no, i mean -- >> what about the president? >> yeah. >> she said the staff so i answered it. >> no, i said in the white house. >> oh, i'm sorry. i apologize. i thought you said who else on the staff. i can't reveal communications but obviously i think, you

know -- yeah. >> reporter: lawmakers say at the time the violence was getting out of hand trump sent out a tweet criticizing his own vice president for lacking courage. two trump officials resigned immediately. >> it was him pouring gasoline on the fire and making it much worse. >> that was the moment that i decided that i was going to resign, that that would be my last day at the white house. >> reporter: rioters chanted to hang the vice president. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: for the first time the committee revealed distressing radio transmission from the secret service protecting mike pence. >> if we lose any more time, we may lose the ability to leave. they are on the second floor moving in now. we may want to consider getting out and leaving now. >> reporter: one anonymous white house security official testified agents called to say good-bye to family members. the committee also highlighting the actions of republicans, a

call from leader kevin mccarthy to jared kushner. trump's son-in-law. >> he told me it was getting really ugly over at the capitol and said, please, anything you can do to help, i would appreciate it and i got the sense that they were -- they were scared. >> reporter: and this photo of senator josh hawley spotted raising his fist, a capitol police officer told the committee that gesture riled up the crowd. later hawley was seen fleeing for his safety as the mob broke in. in these newly released images congressional leaders huddled together. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell on the phone with defense officials. >> we need you to get the building cleared. give us the okay so we can go back in session and finish up the people's business as soon as possible. >> reporter: hours after the violence, congress certified the election for president joe biden and trump walked back to the residence with one final comment. >> as he was gathering his things in the dining room to leave, president trump reflected on the day's events with a white house employee. president trump said nothing to the employee about the attack.

he said only, quote, mike pence let me down. >> reporter: former president donald trump released a statement attacking sarah matthews, one of the witnesses. as for what comes next for the january 6th select committee, they announced there will be more hearings in september. lawmakers say they have more work to do, george. >> not done yet. rachel scott, thanks very much. let's bring in jon karl and chief legal analyst dan abrams and, jon, let me begin with you. it's really hard to imagine a more damning portrait of a president during a national security crisis. >> reporter: well, particularly what you just heard in rachel's piece at the end there that at the end of that day, the very last words that donald trump says before retiring for the night is he turns to his valet in the oval office and he says, mike pence let me down. even after all that had gone down, he thought he was the victim on january 6th. this is a portrait of presidential inaction. he didn't call the department of homeland security. he didn't call the pentagon. he didn't call the justice department.

he didn't call anybody who could help restore order. but it wasn't just inaction, who did he call? he called republican senators. he called rudy giuliani. he was still trying to overturn the election even as his supporters were rampaging through the capitol behind as adam kinzinger put it, this is not a president who failed to act, this is a president who chose not to act. >> the question, dan abrams, is it criminal action? >> right, and just to follow up on something jon said it's clear that his words mattered. but just as important is he continues to say the same things today. i mean, everything we heard about what donald trump has been saying about the stolen election and what the impact it had was, continues to be repeated to this day. so as a legal matter though, i don't think it got you any closer to a possible indictment of the president, meaning, if they were going to likely indict donald trump before this proceeding, that's going to move forward. if they were not, that didn't get you any closer. why? because i don't think it provided any more connection

with the actual violence itself, but i do think you're continuing to see significant activity with regard to the fake electors, and i do think that the investigation is very hot there, and that you may see an indictment, but not necessarily donald trump himself. >> georgia prosecution, potential prosecutions as well. >> yeah, the georgia investigation is almost a separate one from the fake electors which is the investigation into donald trump himself, that is a slightly separate question from the fake electors. what you're talking about, literally documentation that's being submitted that is saying, these are the actual electors from particular states when they weren't the electors. so that's an area where i think that the investigation is very, very active. >> meantime, jon, we saw how much threat mike pence was under during the january 6th riots and now it appears at least that both he and former president trump are gearing up for new presidential runs. >> reporter: yeah, and i fully expect, george, that mike pence will run for president even if donald trump also runs putting them head-to-head.

it's been a long time coming. pence has been so reluctant to utter any words critical of donald trump, but that has changed. you know, frankly i think he missed an opportunity by deciding not to testify before this hearing and making that break decisive, but clearly those two are on a collision course. >> jon karl, dan abrams, thanks very much. michael. >> thank you, george. now to the other major story out of washington, president biden waking up in isolation this morning a day after testing positive for covid. dr. jha is standing by to talk with us live, but first, senior white house correspondent mary bruce is at the white house with the latest on the president's condition. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. well, i'm told the president's symptoms this morning are still mild. he's been experiencing fatigue, dry cough and runny nose but at 79 years old the president is at greater risk from complications from covid and he is taking the anti-viral drug, paxlovid. the president this morning is resting comfortably and working here in the residence. the white house has been eager

to show that he's still able to fulfill his duties even though he's tested positive. today he'll be meeting with his economic team and senior advisers and the white house is also holding him up as an example, because he is fully vaccinated and double boosted, his risk of becoming seriously ill is drastically reduced. the president will now isolate for a full five day, that takes him through next tuesday, but the white house is also going beyond the cdc guidelines and says the president won't return here to the west wing until he has a negative antigen test and, amy, we both know that could take longer. >> it could. thank you for that. joining us now is the white house covid-19 response coordinator dr. ashish jha. dr. jha, thanks for being with us, so how did the president do overnight? how is he doing this morning? >> yeah, good morning. thanks for having me back. you know, i checked in with his team late last night. he was doing fine throughout the evening, have not had a chance to check in with folks this morning. i'm going to have a conversation with him directly myself this morning, but i can report that as of last night he was feeling

fine, same symptoms, still quite mild, and he worked all day yesterday, worked through the evening. you know, and he -- as of about 10:00 p.m. last night was feeling just well. just fine. >> i know you told everyone that the president is vaccinated, double boosted but he is 79 years old. are there extra concerns given his age? >> yeah, you know, look, he is about as well protected for this virus as possible. he's had double boosted which means his immune system is well trained to handle this virus. he's on an antiviral paxlovid which is highly effective. by the way, just to be clear, these are all thing as valuable to all americans at this moment because of the work of this president, of this administration, and so it's really, really important to remember that vaccines and therapeutics are widely available, obviously they're available for the president. he's getting them because that's clinically appropriate, and we're hoping that he's going to have a mild course throughout this. >> and dr. jha, can you explain just the paxlovid decision? if his symptoms are mild, why

then put him on paxlovid? what's the explanation medically? >> yeah, it's a really good question actually. i think it's the right thing to do for anybody who is at elevated risk as defined by the cdc fda, which basically is anyone over the age of 50, or under 50 with chronic diseases. i actually think a broad swath of americans getting infected should be getting paxlovid. the president, of course, no exception. so i don't think that it's the mildness of the symptoms that should matter. i've actually been out here talking about the importance of people getting paxlovid. i think the president obviously qualified and i'm pleased to see that his personal physician made that choice. >> and it's certainly been reported some people are hesitant to take paxlovid even if they fit those requiremnts or they're 50 plus because of this paxlovid rebound that we know dr. fauci just recently experienced. >> yeah, two things about rebound. it's gotten a lot of attention. i think the key points on the rebound, pretty infrequent, we

think the best clinical data out there says maybe 5%, 8% of people end up getting a rebound so 90%, 95% of people don't, second, remember the goal of paxlovid, paxlovid was created to keep people from getting seriously ill. to keep people from getting into the hospital and what we know id do not end up getting into the hospital,do not end up having serious illness and it reduces risk of serious illness by 90% and that's why i think it's vey important for people to take it and that's why i was pleased to see his personal physician recommend it. >> dr. jha, we always appreciate your time today. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> michael. >> all right, amy, thank you. now to the deadly storms hitting the south overnight and the brutal heat searing much of the country with more than 80 million americans on alert for dangerously high temperatures. ginger is tracking it all for us. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. it's nearly 80 degrees already here but we have to look at the map of what happened. more than 230 severe storm reports, many of them damaging

wind and some that turned deadly. severe storms erupting in the dangerous summer heat. in alabama, some parts of the state inundated with up to 7 inches of rain, winds whipping above 60 miles per hour. and a sobering warning in birmingham after two children were killed when a tree fell into their home. >> it completely severed the house and on the backside. >> reporter: in nearby hoover, the vicious gusts downing more trees and power lines. lightning illuminating the sky at sunset in talladega county. the northeast peppered with violent storms too. plainview, new york, dodging ping-pong size hail. in new jersey, a home security camera captured the moment lightning strikes. tomorrow, the tornado threat starts up again with the damaging winds on top of it so, look, if you're in wisconsin back to minneapolis, right along the state line, mason city of iowa there, please look out

tomorrow. that is tomorrow's threat and then that heat, we have to talk about from the desert southwest all the way here to the northeast, we are midway through here in new york city, what could be a stretch of seven days of 90 plus, something we haven't done since 2013. philadelphia, boston and new york could break records on sunday, george. >> okay, ginger, thanks very much. now to an attack on a congressman running for governor of new york. representative lee zeldin was ambushed during a campaign event last night. andrew dymburt has the story. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: and good morning, george. a scary moment for republican lee zeldin after he was almost stabbed at a campaign event in . now, zeldin says he is okay and that he was able to fend off the attacker by grabbing his wrist until others tackled that suspect to the ground. we're told this assailant apparently climbed onto a stage where zeldin was speaking and then tried to stab the gubernatorial candidate. video circulating online shows the two falling to the ground during a tense struggle as others tried to intervene. zeldin, a republican congressman

and staunch trump ally, is currently challenging democrat kathy hochul in new york's governor's race. zeldin meanwhile says he suffered just a little scrape. he even continued his campaign speech after this frightening ordeal. as for the attacker he was arrested and now new york's major crimes unit is investigating. guys. >> andrew, thanks very much. a lot more coming up here on "gma" including the tennessee man arrested in fiji accused of killing his new wife while on vacation. we're going to have the latest on that. and then the pizza worker who came to the rescue running into a burning house to save a 6-year-old. now her family is telling the story for the first time on television. but first let's go back to ginger. >> thank you, amy. i have to go to the west, of course, fires still starting up and we're midway through the beginning of what used to be the beginning of fire season in california. they call it all year now, but this one just south of monterey and then the fire and heat alerts. the red flag warnings for idaho, montana, right through south dakota and even -- i'm sorry, western north dakota. keep an eye on it. we will see humidity low and winds up. your local weather in 30

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team, both who we value as family, and we are extremely saddened by the event. >> christe was one of those people the moment you met her it was that unique connection where you feel like you've really known this person throughout your entire life. >> reporter: dawson appeared before the local magistrate and remains in custody at a corrections facility. >> when americans travel to foreign countries and are alleged to have committed a crime, in this case murder, the local authorities will use their process. mr. dawson is going to be in fiji for a long time before this case is resolved one way or the other. >> reporter: and dawson's lawyer in fiji tells us that he intends to file an application for bail on monday but thinks it will be hard to secure because dawson doesn't have any local family connections who can provide assurances. michael. >> all right, thank you so much, janai. george. now to a remarkable rescue. the pizza deliveryman risked his life to pull a 6-year-old out of a burning home and this morning

the family is recounting what happened. t.j. holmes is here with the story. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: good morning. this guy actually tells us he got into an argument with his girlfriend that night. because of that argument he got in the car to go take a drive to clear his head. and it's because he was out driving aimlessly that he passed by this house. now that is one fortuitous fight with your girlfriend. but because of that set of circumstances, it all had to come together for the right guy to be in the right place at the right time and because of that a little 6-year-old girl might be alive because of it. >> take her. >> reporter: a rescue caught on camera? >> here, come with me, man. come with me. >> reporter: after a two-story house became engulfed in flames in this neighborhood just outside of indianapolis. >> 6-year-old female and a 22-year-old male possibly inside. >> reporter: 25-year-old nick bostic just happened to be driving by. >> it was adrenaline. i high-tailed my butt into the house, going through -- around the side of it through the back

door. up the patio, wanted to go downstairs, found kaylani in the smoke, continued upstairs, collapsed at the top stairs and then went to jump out the window. >> reporter: you can see him collapse on the ground after handing off 6-year-old kaylani barrett to a police officer. >> i need oxygen. >> reporter: and minutes later making sure the young girl he just saved was okay. >> is the baby okay? >> we just dropped everything we were doing and took off running. >> reporter: david and tiera barrett were on a date night when he got the call from his 18-year-old daughter seionna. the hois house was on fire. with all four kids and her friend inside. we're hearing from them for the first time. >> i saw fire in the living room and ran upstairs like yelling and then i went and grabbed my baby sister. we started running down the stairs and that's when we saw nick and, um, we couldn't find kaylani. >> reporter: bostic helped them out the door before searching desperately for kaylani who the family affectionately calls baby

kay. >> i took a deep breath and i ran down there and i grabbed kaylani and used my ears to help find her. >> reporter: bostic seen here in the hospital. he suffered smoke inhalation and first-degree burns. >> i remember pulling up to the house and running up and all they kept saying is i can't find kaylani. then they said she was in the ambulance, and then the officers -- the officers told me about nick and what he had done, and i started crying more. one of the most awful feelings to have that i wasn't there, kaylani said, daddy, i was looking for you. >> reporter: seionna barrett the eldest daughter, led most of her younger sub lings and family member to safety. >> she is a hero to me and she's always been. >> i don't think of myself as a hero at all.

that is something you would just do. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is currently under investigation. the family lost almost everything. >> on our wall in the living room it was completely burnt down. the only thing left was "love" and that's all i feel from everyone. >> reporter: but the family says they did pick up a new family member. >> god uses the most unlikely characters, he sent an angel. >> now, of course, the family pretty much lost everything in the fire so they do have a lot of recovery to do there but despite what you see on tv and in movies about the hero running into a burning building, there is no way any fire official would ever recommend doing that, but as a human being going by and it's maybe just in our nature the adrenaline gets going and it's in our nature to just help our neighbors out despite what we might see on tv sometime. he just did i guess what human beings tend to do. >> t.j., don't bury the lede. did he make up with his girlfriend? >> all of that, that's what you get back to, george. >> we love the fortuitous fight comment. >> we needed that story today.

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the rise, it is the perfect weekend for a blockbuster. this morning, we are looking at how your family can save money while staying cool at the movies. good morning to you, erielle. >> reporter: good morning, to you, amy. after standing out here for just a couple of minutes nothing sounds better than an air-conditioned movie theater but though the price of tickets is on the rise just like the temperatures, experts say there are ways to avoid a blockbuster hit to your wallet. as temperatures soar outside, summer's biggest blockbusters like "top gun: maverick" are soaring to new heights inside your local cineplex. >> having any fun yet? >> reporter: but with some movie chains charging as much as $15 a ticket -- >> you hurt? >> i mean my ego is a little bruised. >> reporter: -- and $10 for a large popcorn a night out at the movies could quickly break the bank. >> yeah, no, no, no. >> reporter: movie lover darius hughes, a junior high teacher

from new jersey, says he's eager to beat the heat, but he estimates it currently costs about $120 for him, his wife, karen, and two kids to see a film and get some snacks. >> if you want to compare it to ten years ago when we would -- all five of us would go, it's much less frequent now. the cost is a factor. it's definitely frustrating, but it's part of the whole package of everything being so expensive. >> reporter: one of the easiest ways to bring down the cost take the family on a tuesday. >> most movie chains around the country are offering $5 movie tickets all day all evening on tuesdays, you can also get a $5 concession so you can get a drink and popcorn for $5 so all in all you can go to the movies and get your popcorn for $10 on a tuesday. >> reporter: experts at nerdwallet advise moviegoers go early. some offer discounted tickets for late morning or midday shows. they also recommend buying your tickets ahead of time at warehouse stores like costco or sam's club.

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i'm not -- i already said you will pay. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election is over. i just want to say congress has certified the results without saying the election is over, okay? >> reporter: sources say it took an hour for trump to record a nearly three-minute-long video. his daughter ivanka heard from behind the camera. >> just take it out. >> my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> reporter: the committee zeroing in on the 187 minutes between trump's speech urging his supporters to march to the capitol -- >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: -- and this video finally telling them to go home. >> so go home. we love you, you're very special. >> reporter: accusing the former president of a dereliction of duty saying trump knew within 15 minutes of leaving the stage that the capitol was under attack but instead sat in this

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mitch mcconnell on the phone with defense officials. >> we need you to get the building cleared, give us the okay so we can go back in session and finish up the people's business as soon as possible. >> reporter: hours after the violence, congress certified the election for president joe biden and trump walked back to the residence with one final comment. >> as he was gathering his things in the dining room to leave, president trump reflected on the day's events with a white house employee. president trump said nothing to the employee about the attack. he said only, quote, mike pence let me down. >> reporter: the january 6th committee is pushing forward with its investigation announcing more hearings in september. george. >> rachel scott, thanks, michael. all right, george, now to president biden waking up in isolation this morning a day after testing positive for covid. senior white house correspondent mary bruce is at the white house with the latest on the president's condition. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, the president is resting and working in isolation in the

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"gma" cover story. a method use to teach children as young as 6 months old how to swim is sparking debate, it's backed by granger smith whose young son drowned three years ago and mireya villarreal has more on this from dallas. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. listen, it is not easy to lose a child much less talk about it but the smith family is talking about losing their son river and they're advocating for layers of pool safety. they're hoping by doing this, they will keep this from happening to another family and another child. country music singer granger smith and his wife lost their son river during a drowning in a tragic pool accident during the summer of 2019. >> what's your favorite color? >> red. >> within an instant, i remember it was quiet and i looked and i just thought where's river because it's so fast. >> it's so fast and it's so silent and it's not like the movies. they don't look like they're drowning.

why did we not know we had the number one killer of children ages 1 to 4 in our backyard and didn't know it. >> reporter: so when the couple gave birth to their son maverick late last year they turned to a technique known as infant swimming resources self-rescue technique which teaches babies as young as 6 months old to survive in a pool by floating on their back, finding air and even crying to alert someone they need help. the grangers sharing this video of 8-month-old maverick taking isr lessons but the reaction online mixed. some calling it mean. others calling it life changing. >> one size doesn't fit all for kids but there is some data that shows that starting swim lessons teens between ages 1 and 4 can have a protective effect against drowning. at this time there is no data to support any benefit of isr. >> reporter: the smiths stand by their decision to use the technique and they're hoping their loss can help other families in the future. >> of course, he's uncomfortable in that water. but he's also uncomfortable putting him in a car seat and

buckling him up but we don't listen to him crying and say i guess we won't buckle him because he's uncomfortable right now. >> the key layer that we were missing is teaching our children survival skills. it's like you can have all those other layers but if they break through those layers and barriers, can they survive in the water? can they find the air? that's what river needed was to be able to roll over and float and find the air and make a sound for us to hear him, and he didn't have those skills. >> reporter: isr's mission is to make sure that this doesn't happen to other children, that they prevent drowning. some more traditional ways of pool safety is to make sure you put a fence around your pool, maybe have an alarm or some sort of lock on that pool fence. also take toys like this out of the pool whenever you're in it or not in it so that it doesn't attract kids. also, don't rely on floaties and puddle jumpers because while they're meant for recreational purposes, they are not meant as swim aids. george? >> a lot of good advice, mireya, thank you very much. now to our series "inflation nation."

this morning, apps that can save you money. rebecca jarvis here to tell us how it's done. good morning, rebecca. let's start with groceries. >> yeah, so grocery prices over the last year are up 12%. a lot of people are already taking advantage of those in-store rewards program, coupons, that's great but you can get cash back on top of that using apps like ibotta. and if you take a look at the average monthly food budget it started the year at $443. today it's $472. that means you're spending $30 additional. however, if you incorporate ibotta whether shopping in-store or online, you can save yourself in cash back about $61. that means you're getting double inflation back in cash so you're actually legitimately beating inflation by using ibotta. >> that's pretty great. how about monthly bills and subscriptions? >> if you take a look at recurring expenses things like your phone bill, your internet bill, your cable bill, all of those things can be going up in price but you don't even know it

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experience with this and will join us in a moment. but first, a look at what overstyling and processing can do to your hair. whether it's a flat twist, a sew-in or twist out, 45-year-old deshonda wears her hair with style. >> when your hair is beautiful, you feel beautiful. >> reporter: but her fashion forward hairdos and a bout with anemia eventually took a toll. it caused breakage on top, her part to thin and edges to creep back toward her skull. >> when your beautiful accent piece is suffering, it really does a number on you, on your psyche. your self-esteem. >> reporter: she is not alone. overstyling, overprocessing and overhandling your hairline can put a strain on your hair causing it to thin and break off over time. even pulling it out from the root. it happened to kourtney on "keeping up with the kardashians." >> i'm afraid for your life. have you seen that? >> no. i feel it. it's a hole in my head. i swear it's from my ponytail. >> kourtney, you have to go to the hospital right now.

>> reporter: colorist to the stars tracy cunningham sees many issues in hollywood starting with overprocessing including highlights and relaxers. >> if your chemicals are too harsh on your hair you can have hair loss. >> reporter: there's also traction alopecia caused by repeated pulling on your hair from tight ponytails, buns, braids. even hair extensions. >> when you're pulling it too hard the hair actually starts pulling out the follicle. >> reporter: if caught early it can be reversed but it can also cause permanent hair loss. >> don't pull too hard. if you feel like your scalp is achy, don't do it. it's not good for your scalp. it's not good for your hair follicle. >> reporter: deshonda believed the braids were healthy for her hair. >> they're not protective styles at all. they're actually styles that are damaging our hair. >> reporter: now she is on a 16-week styling break. >> no chemicals, no heat, no press-in, no curling, just this, my natural hair. >> abc news chief medical

correspondent dr. jennifer ashton joins us now and dr. jen, i know you're on a styling break as well. tell us about your story. >> oh, yeah. you know what, i've been dealing with this for the last three months, i related to absolutely everything that was in that taped piece. my hair was hair breakage, thinning hair from multiple reasons, i had covid. the styling damage, the pulling, every single day with the heat and alcohol-based products for television took a major toll so really it was like a perfect storm of issues but i was not a happy camper. >> yeah, and you're doing something about it. what should you do if you have what we're calling traction alopecia. >> i mean, prevention is critical and i can't emphasize this enough. it can take three to six months or more to kind of resuscitate your hair if you've determined that this is a problem. so what do you do to prevent it? wearing low or looser ponytails or buns, not pulling it tight even though that is such a fashionable look right now. taking breaks between that artificial hair use, whether it's extensions or clips or

weaves. using low heat or low temperature on flat irons and blow dryers and absolutely use caution with rubber bands. use the right kind of rucker rubber band that is not pulling hair out when you remove that rubber band and you see my ponytail here which is applied very, very carefully but it has been a lifeline for me. >> i'm a big ponytail person on the weekends and i see the aftermath. it's not good. what are some other tips for overall hair health? >> another contributing factor for me was when i became vegan or pescatarian and i wasn't getting enough protein in my diet. start with what kind of foods you're eating and what is in your diet. you have to get enough protein. any kind of multivitamin will be good for your hair including a prenatal and that goes for men too. you won't grow a uterus. if you take a prenatal vitamin. it's a good combination for everything. not washing or styling your hair every single day. every hairstylist will tell you that's good for your hair and then really proceed with caution

when you're talking about coloring. highlighting, bleach. i get that, i was getting it every three months, now i'm trying to space it out a little more. that does, you know, take a toll on your hair. >> i'm sorry, i was laughing because right over your shoulder is strahan, and when you told men they wouldn't grow a uterus if they took a prenatal vitamin, his face, i was trying not to laugh. thank you. >> michael, that means you. michael, over to you. >> all right, thank you. i learned a lot in that segment right there. and it is time, we're going to switch it up and change gears, because it's time now to break out the cheesecake and let's loosen up the button. we have a "gma" exclusive reveal of the "golden girls" pop-up bringing miami to beverly hills. kabc's veronica miracle got a look. good morning, veronica. >> reporter: good morning, michael. no detail was spared in the re-creation of these sets including blanche's bedroom.

it is a pop-up restaurant so the centerpiece is the food. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ ♪ traveled down the road and back again ♪ ♪ your heart is true you're a pal and a confidante ♪ >> reporter: grab your three best friends because the golden girls are back for the first time ever, fans of the iconic tv show can immerse themselves in all things golden. >> girls, this time i think we have really hit the jackpot. >> reporter: from the bedrooms to that hanging garlic. derek is the mastermind behind other pop-ups like "saved by the max" and good burger and he's back at it again. >> this is one of the shows i always wanted to bring to life. brings me back to a better time. younger, i remember watching with my parents, being super young. >> a lot of the jokes are a little bit inappropriate so if you're watching as a young kid. >> i don't know that 9-year-old derek should have been watching it.

>> reporter: lucky for fans young derek was paying attention. >> ma, you are making lasagna al forno. what is the occasion? >> there's no occasion, i just know it's your favorite. >> reporter: the main centerpiece of this golden pop-up is, of course, the food. >> tell you what we're going to do, rose, we'll eat a cheesecake. >> reporter: four different kinds of cheesecake are on the menu, and for main courses, you'll find vegan options too. so what are your favorites? >> i am going to go ahead and say this is the best lasagna i've ever had. >> what do you think sofia will have to say about this? because she thinks her lasagna is the best. >> you know what, i think she would cosign for it. i'm going to go and say she would cosign. >> reporter: so this pop-up opens up on july 30th which is national "golden girls" day. if you are dying to try the lasagna, don't worry, there will be four other locations opening up across the country starting this fall and we didn't want you to feel left out this morning, so we overnighted you some

cheesecake as a thank you for being a friend. >> we'll have to come out for lasagna, veronica, but we'll start with dessert but thank you so much. >> we've already started. >> yes, we have started. now we'll go to ginger in the park so we can finish. hey, ginger. hey, michael, we have gotten started here for macklemore on "gma" but we wanted to have a little crossover. the golden girls too. how about we check in in south florida? nice, i like this "gma" chant. speaking of the chant, ft. lauderdale, the heat index was 105. we will certainly feel like that in the northeast. look at what's happening this weekend. we have circled after florida where it's still going to feel like 100, we c

time now for our latest "gma" buzz pick, this week it's "can't look away" by carola lovering. here she is with more. >> i'm carola lovering and my romantic suspense novel "can't lok away" is the story of a woman told in two time lines, in the past she's 23 falling in love with a musician in brooklyn. in the present, she's married to someone else living in the suburbs when a mysterious stranger walks into her life and secrets from the past start to converge with the present. >> and "can't look away" is out now and we'll be right back.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. let's check in with jobina for a look at traffic. >> we are going to start with a crash we are following right now in the richmond area, westbound 80 before cutting boulevard. speeds improving, around 42 miles per hour right now. the biggest slowdown is in the rich man san rafael bridge area. still slow in the area but it is a nice ride through the bay bridge toll plaza. >>

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>> eight is our friday food fluids or face-off. and bargains with monica. >> we will be there in 30 minutes. live doppler 7 visibility. santa rosa down to a mile. half moon bay down to 2.5 miles. elsewhere we are doing much better. live look at the sutro tower of the fog rolling in from the coast. sunshine a little bit faster today. mid-day, bright skies near the coast. by 4:00, typical spread in

temperatures. breezy this afternoon. >> another news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest ♪ we have some culinary superstars with us in the studio right now, the classic cooking competition show "iron chef" is back as a new supersize series called "iron chef: quest for a legend." this morning, we're going to have our own battle of the celebrity chefs. that's right. my man alton brown will help me host this throwdown. we've got chef ming tsai and his sous chef george taking on iron chef marcus samuelsson and his sous chef amy. >> my friend and colleague is going to be judging much as she dozen our netflix show which is

our chef -- >> look at that knife work that he is showing off. >> so dangerous vry dangerous. >> i can't even look. that man has never touched a knife before. >> not recently, no. band-aids to the set stat. >> so first question, ming and george, what are you making? >> so we're making a chorizo watercress fried rice, but it's plant based. the most delicious chorizo. george has cut some beautiful scallions, garlic ginger and the pineapple we got, i'll make a >> spicy pineapple sals. amy is stealing some stuff. i see jalapeno there too so how much of that? are you using the whole thing? you said spicy. >> this, the first bite is not spicy, right. all the spice is in the pit. >> i'm not going to take your

word for it. >> but what we're going to do to keep it spicy, we'll leave -- this white stuff is the spice, bad trick for somebody you don't like. take a bite and give it to them. we like you so we won't do thatu do this you probably don't want to go to the bathroom. >> that's correct. >> or change your contacts. >> i got a question, do you like what you see so far? >> you know what, if you are in the kitchen with these iron chefs, you are a safe bet even if you have people, george, no offense, who may or may not be skilled in the kitchen, no offense. >> george. >> my daughter always says that when she criticizes me, no offense. >> i officially broke all the rules right now. >> no disrespect. >> it's 100% true. i will say i am the judge, one of the judges on the show, so that's sort of my gig to be judgy so i've officially thrown down the gauntlet. >> we hired the right person. >> what we got over there on your side? >> tell us a little bit about what you got going on.

>> ming is the only person of the "iron chef" that knows how to wok. i know a little about woking and we got shrimp over here and got this -- using my sauce. [ laughter ] >> pineapple is the secret ingredient, right? >> tell us a little about it. >> it's an easier way of cooking risotto. >> pasta, not a rice. >> people cheer for pasta. pasta. >> in there. >> yes. you should cheer about that. >> but you're treating it as you would in a rice dish. >> absolutely. >> michael, are we going to do this together? come here, man. su on.ommule he n eheo,

that's cooked by the iron chefs. >> our job. >> so, nilou, what do you think about what they're making over here? >> they have used ingredients that will cook real fast. >> there's no both sides. [ laughter ] >> marcus has done so well, cooking an ingredient that will cook fast, shrimp cooks fast and you're getting pasta and it's done. >> and what i want to know, though, is how they're both bringing the notoriously difficult pineapple to work because we've often called that the death fruit because it breaks down things because of enzymes. so tell me -- i want to know from both of you what you're really doing to bring that pineapple to the party. >> pineapples are awesome. >> that's fantastic. >> thank you. i like to bring acid and heat to tone down that so make this pineapple salsa. >> acid. >> i'm sorry, i'm talking. i b .

o aouu, at you'ad to ve y salt and setwos ally well and wos soelwiwe canand it out. wk t >> time to make our dishes -- want to share? >> oh, thank you. it's fine. >> i got my own. thank you. >> you got your own. >> everyone gets their own. >> oh, my goodness. >> this trophy will go home with one of you fine chefs. >> salsa. >> george. you can eat this. yeah. >> there you go. >> i don't know if you can eat meat? >> the judge. >> mm-mm. >> aww.

>> i made my decision. >> all right. >> it's not up to me. it's up to you. >> it's up to me. >> the only person that can decide the fate of this competition is nilou. just remember one person you'll never eat -- >> first thing in the morning i'm going to get excommunicated from one of my friend's kitchens so what's incredible about both of you you've gone in completely different directions and yet both dishes are a great success. i'm going to start with you, ming. what you did with the pineapple is s you eg it a mlowing it out but st>> no,o. rkk t >> oh, for this guy. for this guy. this is literally his skill set. now, marcus, you with the coconut, oh. >> yes. >> yes, yes, yes. but you made it a little bit

almost inflected with an italian twist because of the cheese. >> yes. yes, southern italy. sicily. >> it's time. who do we give the trophy to? >> oh, my gosh. this is the hardest thing i've ever done. um, um, what? oh. >> yeah! [ cheers ] >> whoo! >> you get a trophy. >> recipes are available. scan the qr code on your screen to guess these recipes on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. now let's get a check from ginger at the park. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael, i don't know who is more riled up. you in the kitchen or us at the park. it's another gorgeous day here in central park. there they go. because macklemore is about to perform. so i'm here at the "gma" relaxation station and our sponsor massage envy has

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♪ so what are you waiting for ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ are you ready ♪ welcome back to "gma." welcome back to central park. welcome back to our summer concert series. it continues this morning with a very special treat. we're not just giving you a multiplatinum artist, we're not just giving you grammy award winner macklemore. we are giving you a brand-new song, a song that is so new it just dropped overnight and still has that new song smell to it. [ cheers and applause ]

so without further ado, everybody, give it up for macklemore featuring tones and i with "chant." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ they told me that i vanished they told me that i had it ♪ ♪ they told me that i'm gone i told 'em don't panic ♪ ♪ when you've done it this long and you've seen magic ♪ ♪ and you know it won't kill you even when the whole world doubts it ♪ ♪ this is my moment they can't take my talent ♪ ♪ they can't take my stripes they can't erase my hours ♪ ♪ i'm from the under ground anything above ground is a mountain ♪ ♪ i'm done trying to impress anybody but the heavens where i'm headed ♪ ♪ you don't get to hold on to your flowers ♪ ♪ i am in my zone, eyes on the throne ♪ ♪ 20k deep, better pull out your phones ♪ ♪ turning the arena to believers every time i hit the ceiling ♪

♪ ain't nobody ever touching my show ♪ ♪ look at what we started, look at where we got to ♪ ♪ almost od'd that night in the hospital ♪ ♪ wasn't gonna die, more life in the arsenal ♪ ♪ got another shot to pull off the impossible ♪ ♪ there's no need to cry for me i'm a fighter, fighter ♪ ♪ you can't take my voice from me, i will rise up, rise up ♪ ♪ so what are you waiting for ♪ ♪ rdie yet ♪ ♪ the pain is where faith is born, are you alive yet ♪ ♪ are you alive yet are you alive ♪ ♪ on my grave, what quote will be etched in ♪ ♪ never played the game to be a contestant ♪ ♪ never joined the league to ride benches ♪ ♪ the wins hit different when they don't expect it ♪ ♪ yeah, and they ain't gotta like me, got my own nikes, no nike i.d. ♪

♪ and i ain't trying to stunt, man, but my logo went over the jumpman ♪ ♪ i remember all i had was a bus pass selling cds to make a couple of bucks back ♪ ♪ and now i'm up in the meetings and you better believe me ♪ ♪ now that we got the arena, the sonics making a comeback ♪ ♪ i'm not a businessman, i got children, man ♪ ♪ i treat my city like it is my fam ♪ ♪ until the residency gets a building man ♪ ♪ think i'm playing about mayor but that is my plan ♪ ♪ you know what 50,000 feels like ♪ ♪ when you question, is this real life, the money doesn't buy happiness, that's facts ♪ ♪ till you take what you made and decide to give it back like that ♪ ♪ there's no need to cry for me, i'm a fighter, fighter ♪ ♪ you can't take my voice from me, i will rise up, rise up ♪ >> good morning, america. ♪ so what you waiting for i ain't ready to die yet ♪ ♪ the pain is where faith is born, are you alive yet ♪ ♪ are you alive yet are you alive ♪ ♪ are you alive ♪

♪ i was supposed to be a one hit ringer ♪ ♪ now i got too many rings and not enough fingers ♪ ♪ keep doing my thing keep chasing the wave ♪ ♪ thinking that they're gonna be the one to outpace age ♪ ♪ i must got mick jagger dna rolling stone bags, precheck, no tsa ♪ ♪ i'll be 78, sm58 in my face ♪ ♪ like, who wants to go next nobody's touching my stage ♪ ♪ they head tripping, like a b-boy head spinning ♪ ♪ i bench press the industry and i deadlift it ♪ ♪ it's been written, i been running, it's been a minute ♪ ♪ been done it, i bet you a hundred that i've been winning ♪ ♪ the benz tinted, it's been vintage, yeah, ben did it ♪ ♪ the crib i live in is like ben stiller's, an evening at my house ♪ ♪ a night at the museum ♪ ♪ trophies, plaques all over and the views decent ♪ ♪ at the end of the day it's like who needs it ♪ ♪ play on player, i gotta keep competing ♪ ♪ keep dreaming, won't settle for anything ♪ ♪ it isn't sport, it's my life, run the championship, i'm gone ♪ ♪ there's no need to cry for me, i'm a fighter, fighter ♪ take m me, i will rise up, rise up ♪

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♪ t ♪ this is the moment tonight is the night ♪ welcome back, everybody, "gma," macklemore with me here. it was the greatest compliment to get from macklemore that i just introduced your new song "chant." it's so new it has that new song smell to it. it's that new. just dropped overnight, right? >> just dropped overnight. >> there is a line in is there say you're done trying to impress anybody but the heaven'? >> this song is about waking up appreciating life and realizing we are only here for a finite amount of time. i'm going to be the best version of myself. i'm going to push through fear. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm going to remind people what it is that i do. >> i love that. i love that, man. i love it. now, do i have it right, you have a new producer who happens to be 7 years -- your daughter sloan. is she really producing --

>> producer, co-manager, all the things, yes. >> harsh critic. >> you know, she gets it from her ma. she does. she has no filter. play a record and she'll be like, hmm, up mum, those verses are trash. i like the beat. go rewrite that and i have to take that. >> do you take that into account? or you just -- >> no, i think everyone in the studio with me these days is very tired of me being like, well, sloan thinks we should rewrite the bridge. >> well, man, congrats on everything, certainly the new music, but you got something here for us that i think all of us love and anybody who's been a fan of you the past ten-plus years we can't wait to hear this off the three-time grammy winning album "the heist," here's macklemore with "can't hold us." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ all right, okay, all right, okay ♪ ♪ all right, okay ♪

♪ return of the mack, get up ♪ ♪ what it is, what it does, what it is, what it isn't ♪ ♪ looking for a better way to get up out of bed ♪ ♪ instead of getting on the internet and checking a new hit me ♪ ♪ get up, thrift shop, strut walking little bit of humble ♪ ♪ little bit of cautious, like rocky and cosby, sweater game, nope, nope, y'all can't copy ♪ ♪ yup, bad, moon-walking, this here is our party ♪ ♪ my posse's been on broadway and we did it our way ♪ ♪ grown music, i shed my skin and put my bones into everything i record to it and yet i'm on ♪ ♪ let that stage light go and shine on down ♪ ♪ got that bob barker suit game and plinko in my style ♪ ♪ money, stay on my craft and stick around for those pounds ♪ ♪ but i do that to pass the top ♪ trust me, on my i-n-d-e-p-e-n-d-e-n-t stuff, hustling ♪ ♪ chasing dreams since i was 14 with the four track busing ♪ ♪ halfway cross that city with the backpack, fat cat, crush stuff ♪ ♪ labels out here, nah, they can't tell me nothing ♪ ♪ we give that to the people

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♪ raise those hands, this is our party ♪ ♪ we came here to live life like nobody was watching ♪ ♪ i got my city right behind me ♪ ♪ if i fall, you got me ♪ ♪ learn from that failure gain humility and then we keep marching, i said ♪ ♪ can we go back this is the moment ♪ ♪ tonight is the night we'll fight till it's over ♪ ♪ and so we put our hands up like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ ♪ like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ >> say what. ♪ can we go back this is the moment ♪ ♪ tonight is the night we'll fight till it's over ♪ ♪ so we put our hands up like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ ♪ like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ ♪ so we put our hands up ♪ ♪ ♪

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with kelly and ryan. we will be back for midday. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today from the series of dropout and skin to be to have her amazing viewers. plus we continue "live's foodfluencer friday faceoff" with the sandwiched gene. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: i like it. good morning! >> kelly: the heat rises. >> ryan: that's right. we should be by event, though. >> kelly: we did it. we did at. [cheers and applause] >> ryan: right on, we made it to the end of the week. >> kelly: