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he could be fully back to work. family camping tragedy. a mom, dad and their 6-year-old campground. only their 9-year-old son survived. what the police say about the gunman. prince harry's victory. what the new court ruling means for meghan, archie and lilibet. pump the brakes as gas prices fall. why this is such a big week for the economy and how special tax free holidays can help you save on back to school supplies. breach. a whale slamming into a fishing boat off the coast of massachusetts. back in action. >> listen to that roar! that's for allyson felix. >> the most decorated sprinter in u.s. history coming out of retirement. >> nobody runs like allyson.

>> her daughter cheering her on as mom helped team usa get gold on the world stage once again. and the long awaited look at the powerful new "black panther." >> have i not given everything? >> the emotional tribute to the late chadwick boseman and wakanda forever. good morning, america. >> hmmmmm. >> hmmmmm is right. i watched that like you did. i cannot wait to see how they follow up. ginger is tracking a heat wave and she's also on the scene at yosemite national park with that explosive wildfire. >> thousands of residents forced to evacuate. ginger is on the scene. >> reporter: robin, the newlyweds that owned this home, got out savory. you can see their scorched washer and dryer.

the chimney still stands. not much of anything else. you can get an idea of a metal cabinet that still kind of stands, but that's about it. the oak fire has taken this home, several others and it is still swallowing these hills swiftly. the fire behavior has been erratic. this morning flames from the oak fire burning across mariposa county. so far consuming nearly 15,000 acres near yosemite national park. people evacuating their homes. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency. linda and aubrey brown fled as the oak fire encroached, the couple watching the sky transform into an orange haze. >> it was just coming too fast. it was getting bigger and bigger and closer and closer. >> reporter: panic and chaos along the evacuation route. >> it was pluming up over. >> reporter: the fire devouring everything it touched. forest floors ablaze in glowing orange. firefighters tackling the

wildfire on all fronts, launching a full force aerial response. >> when they tell you to leave, leave. stubbornness is the worst thing. if it doesn't kill you, it's going to kill somebody else. >> reporter: the fire so far is 0% contained. thousands are threatened. >> the growth of this fire is pretty amazing given the fact how quickly we had resources there from the large air tankers to the helicopters to the lead planes across the board. >> reporter: smoke billowing into the night. during the day, it is so thick it can be seen from the international space station. this time lapse showing the growing pyrocumulus. the flames accelerated by the drought. nearly 60% of california is in the second highest level of drought. the oak fire is in exceptional drought, the highest level. fire officials describing unique fire behavior, group torching where the fire builds and intensifies because the fuels

or the brush in the forest are so dry. the fire approaches and the little moisture there is is pulled out and the surrounding trees ignite from bottom up. its impact, devastating. this newly married couple returning to their home, which is now ashes. only a small sense of relief that a few possessions somehow survived. >> oh, my gosh. the cherry tree survived. >> reporter: you see me wearing this respirator as is my whole crew. when you burn a home like this, it's toxic soup. the thick smoke is still around all throughout these hills. look at that smoke forecast as it blows to north, northwest. part is because of the way the heat is building and the atmospheric steering mechanisms. keep an eye on the orange skies and extra haze. if you have trouble with

respiratory issue, it's something to keep in mind. excessive heat warnings in oregon and washington state. we're talking about 100s again. this doesn't look prolonged like last summer. did it really peak out east. newark at 102, boston massachusetts was 100, philadelphia 99, la guardia 98, new hampshire had a temperature close to 100 over the weekend. we're going to see a cold front approach and cut through the humidity, but with it comes severe storms. as you get rid of the front, you'll have damaging winds. this takes trees into homes, into cars, the type that gets underestimated. they say it's not a tornado warning. no, isolated tornados are possible. damaging winds coming through, you want to watch for those. robin? >> weather always relentless. ginger, thanks very much. george? to washington and the latest on president biden's battle with covid. his personal physician says he's on the mend.

terry moran has the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. by all signs president biden is doing really well. that is the message his physician dr. kevin o'connor at the white house, including dr. ashish jha. white house officials are putting out after the president spent the weekend in isolation in the white house. improving significantly, that's the word. remember the symptoms the president complained about last week, he had a runny nose, dry cough, fatigue and body aches. those have diminished considerably and the doctor says his lungs are clear and he has no shortness of breath and continues to be able to work. the white house says this is what the in the works for most people who get double vaccinated and double boosted even at age 79. and this is his fifth day now on paxlovid, which is a drug available to all americans and has a very powerful effect for those especially most at risk like older americans. it's good news from the white

house and they're trying to use it as a teaching moment for the rest of us. >> the president likely infected by the ba.5 variant. that's the most prevalent strain in the u.s. right now. >> reporter: it is, george. the cdc says that 87% of americans are living in counties where there is a high or medium risk of getting covid. what that means is that in those high risk counties in particular, in that 64% of americans, the health care system can come under strain. hospitalizations and deaths considerably lower than they were at the beginning of the pandemic. when you get this much virus, you can get an impact on the health care system. that's what they're worried about. >> terry moran, thanks very much. michael? now to the stark warning about the monkeypox outbreak. the world health organization now calling it a public health emergency of international concern. there are nearly 3,000 cases in the u.s., including two children. eva pilgrim is in los angeles with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning,

michael. this is something that anyone can get. we are now seeing cases in almost all 50 states. monkeypox global health emergency, the world health organization making the declaration as monkeypox cases surge in more than 75 countries. in the u.s. there are about 7,900 cases including two children. both likely got the virus at home. will hutchinson was diagnosed with monkeypox two weeks ago. >> i got chills. i had a lot of aches and i also had a super low grade fever. >> reporter: monkeypox is part of the same family of viruses as smallpox but is considered less severe. the symptoms -- fever, headache, muscle aches and a rash, blisters that appear on the face, inside the mouth and on other body parts. the majority of cases have occurred among gay, bisexual and men who have sex with men. health officials stress anyone who has close contact with

someone with monkeypox can get it. >> transmission can also happen from sharing towels or clothing. >> reporter: most cases here in the u.s. have been mild, needing limited treatment but requiring isolation for about three weeks because it's so contagious. the outbreak now has u.s. healt g public health ergency. the u.s. originally n vacc e ordered an additional 2.5 million but health officials admit they do not have enough vaccines to meet demand. michael? >> who are health officials saying should get vaccinated right now? >> reporter: health officials are saying if you've been exposed or at high risk of being exposed, those are the people who should get vaccinated. with a limited supply of vaccines, they want those who need it most to be able to get it.

michael? >> all right, makes sense. thank you so much, eva. robin? now to the war in ukraine and new accusations of russia abducting and relocating thousands of ukrainian children. this comes after russian strikes on a strategic port city just hours after agreeing to a new deal to allow grain exports from there. our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is there in ukraine for us. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're in kharkiv, the city that's been mercilessly attacked since day one of this year. russia tried and fail to capture this area. we're learning that some areas have been under occupation for some time and renewed allegations of forced deportations. this morning alarming reports of russian kidnapping. ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. claiming hundreds of thousands of ukrainians, including children, are being forcefully deported to russia. >> this is a brutal violation not only of international law, but of common decency.

how can you steal our children and try to hide them in russia? >> reporter: ukrainian and american officials have been warning of the displacements for months and called on russia to halt the deportations, citing war crimes. >> first russia makes orphans, then it steals those orphans. ukrainian kids being stolen and given to russian families, potentially never to be found by their families again. >> reporter: russia claims these are evacuations from dangerous regions and the children are traveling voluntarily. this morning a russian strike southeast of kharkiv, four injured, three people still under the rubble. emergency services racing to the rescue. over the weekend russia attacking this strategic port city of odesa. video circulating online showing the moment the port was struck, the russian attack coming just a day after ukraine and russia signed a major deal to reopen the port and restart grain

exports as global food supply fears mount. this morning we're learning about the two americans killed in ukraine. both died fighting in the ukrainian unit in the donbas region as the critical battle for the east rages. >> he didn't make it sound like it was going good for the ukrainians. he's a hero. >> words can't express how sad we are, of course, but we are extremely proud of him and we have lots of words to say about that. >> reporter: the front lines have been fairly static in this war for some time now. these american high himars seem to explain what's going on her. they're targeting ammunition and logistic stores. for now they're having an impact. they seem to be slowing or stalling the russian advance. robin? >> ian, our thanks to you. george? to pope francis in canada on his first trip to north america

since 2015. it's part of the church's effort to reach out to indigenous communities and make amends for past abuses. marcus moore is in edmonton with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. this is no doubt a historic moment for canada, the pontiff arriving here to apologize for the church's role in those residential schools. coming up this morning the pontiff will meet directly with survivors in what some believe will be a key step towards healing. this morning pope francis carrying the burden of a wrong he hopes to right. most of canada's residential school system was operated by the catholic church. the pope arriving to apologize for the church's role. from the late 1880s through to mid 1890s officials forcinghem into the schools. the aim to assimilate

native children into canadian culture by separating them from their families. >> a survivor said the only thing i learned in a residential school was how to hate myself. >> reporter: chief tony alexis leads the sioux nation and was among those calling for the pope to travel to canada to apologize in person. >> we want to see some action behind this trip and not just lip service. it cannot be that way. it can't be just a photo-op. it has to be real work. >> reporter: wounds reopened just last year when more than 200 unmarked grades were discovered on the grounds of a former residential school. dr. marie wilson served on the commission tasked with investigating and charting a path towards healing from a country's dark chapter. >> they're long gone and by much of society not even long forgotten, not even known about. it's about the children in our midst. >> reporter: it will be a very heavy week here in canada. there's been a lot of focus on the pope's health. he's been suffering from knee pain and his movements will be limited this week. he's also cancelled some of his other foreign travel this month,

george? >> marcus moore, thank you. michael? now to our turbulente'ewd be ostliinci srebecca jarvis is a station in new york with details. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, michael. ihave better news to report here from the gas station where you have gas prices down. the nationwide average is now $4.35. they're down about 55 cents over the last month. still a lot higher than a year ago but we'll take good news where we can find it. this week is important for the economy because the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates later this week by as much as .75%. that means things get more expensive. borrowing gets more expensive. everything from new home mortgages to your auto loans to

your credit cards, michael. >> what can consumers do now to prepare for that? >> reporter: some of the most important things you can do for yourself is budget. if you're not already, try and pay off those debts. people have been accumulating more debt in recent days and weeks because of inflation. you can use apps like mint and pocket guard to set budgets for yourself. take a look at recurring things in your budgets, those subscriptions. with apps like truebill you can see types of things you're not already using and you can get rid of them and even negotiate so oyo l autatallyfornike your phone and internet bill. mic michael? >> a lot of those things add up and you don't even realize it. rebecca, thank you. robin? to the newest members of the baseball hall of fame. david ortiz headlining seven players that were inducted. big papi won three titles in boston.

tony aleevo was a trail blazing latino player, his entire career with the minnesota twins. among those inducted was also negro league all star buck o'neal. >> well deserved. more to come, including prince harry's legal victory. we'll tell you what happens next with our palace insider. a look at the powerful new trailer for the "black panther" sequel "wakanda forever." first let's go back to ginger inginger. >> reporter: robin, what we wouldn't give for this moisture, in north dakota over the weekend. that was a super cell. there's a lot of moisture in the southwest. thmo is on. arizona will end up with flash flood watches. parts of new mexico too. they'll have to watch for the burn scars.

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["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] ♪ i am queen of the most powerful nation in the world, and my entire family is gone. >> welcome back to "gma." what a trailer that is. fans finally given their first look at "black panther: wakanda forever" this weekend. we'll tell you all about it coming up. >> pouring over every frame of the trailer. boy, looks so incredibly powerful. >> you know it's going to be great. we are following a lot of cafoia.eared i the wildfire near yo

thnd trying to flee the flames. also, the world health organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency as cases surge in more than 75 countries. about 2,900 cases here in the u.s., including two children. the u.s. has ordered 2.5 million vaccines and another 2.5 million. health officials don't have enough yet to meet demand. evacuations in parts of japan after a volcano erupted sunday. the country raised the emergency alert level to its highest level. it has spewed large rocks as far as 1.5 miles away. have you seen this indivivideo? a humpback whale caught on camera reaching the water off a coast, landing on that fishing boat. the boat sustained minor damage, but thankfully was able to return to shore and no one was injured. the environmental police are investigating the incident. and we have a lot more ahead this morning including prince harry's major court victory and what it means for his family. that is coming up.

michael? first, we turn to a family camping tragedy in iowa. a 6-year-old girl and her parents shot to death. only her 9-year-old brother survived. police say the suspected gunman was found dead nearby, but they are searching for a motive this morning. will reeve joins uwi >> good morning, michael. it's unfathomable. this family camping, three of them killed, seemingly randomly. when authorities found them, they evacuated the campground and one camper was at first, ped killer. >> reports of a possible shooting. >> reporter: this morning, a community shocked and grieving after three of this family of four were found dead in a horrific murder/suicide at an iowa campground. >> if you would have given me 50 million things that were to come from the other end of that phone, i never would have guessed 50,000,001 was the outcome of what happened. >> reporter: tyler and sarah schmidt and their 7-year-old

daughter lulu found dead in their tent on friday. their 9-year-old son arlo surviving, running to get help. >> a report of a child who went to another camper said that there was a possible shooting in his camper. the parents are in there. >> there's a 9-year-old now who needs to be supported with more love than ever, and that is the only by that we'll be able to continue on in remembering their legacy. >> reporter: the family from cedar falls was on vacation. sarah's heart broken younger otl be remembered for their altruism. >> they were the quintessential american couple and family of four. they were very supportive of everything you've ever done, and more importantly was how much they put everybody else first in virtually everything they did. >>a stranger wearing all black got in the tent, had some sort of a small gun and he took off running. >> reporter: authorities say the suspected killer was found dead nearby in an apparent suicide. they believe 23-year-old anthony sherwin of nebraska had a gun. they're investigating any possible connection to the family he's believed to have killed. the mother of the suspect who

was also at the camp at the time of shooting telling a nebraska newspaper she refuses to believe the news, writing in a statement to abc news, he gave us no warning that he was planning anything of this sort. anthony was not capable of this sort of violence, but authorities say all indicators point to the suspect. >> there's nothing to indicate that there was anyone else responsible or anyone else acting with him. >> reporter: investigators tell abc news nothing like this has ever happened at the camp. sarah schmidt's brother says 9-year-old arlo is safe with family. police are still searching for a motive for the shooting as they await autopsy results. michael? >> heartbreaking, will. george? >> sure is. now to prince harry's legal victory. maggie rulli is in london with the latest on that. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning, george. prince harry's lawyers say he's

reluctant to bring his children into the uk because he doesn't think it's safe. now he's fighting for full-time security. a major legal victory for prince harry. the duke of sussex challenging the uk government and winning the first round in his legal battle over security for him and his family in the uk. when the duke and duchess of sussex stepped back from royal duties in 2020, the government decided harry would no longer receive taxpayer-funded protection while in britain, even if he covered the cost himself, something he says he's willing to do. now the judge ruling his case can proceed to the high court. the judge citing transparency, adding that the prince should have had a chance to make his case. >> he says that since birth he's been born into a world that requires that level of security not just to keep himself safe, but also his extended family, the people he marries, the children he has. >> reporter: prince harry telling oprah security remains a top priority. >> my family literally cut me off financially, and i had to afford security for us. >> reporter: at the time, a decision was made by a committee

for the protection of royalty and public figures that security would be granted on a case by case basis, but he wants police protection full time when they're on british soil. >> when diana died, she didn't have protection. she had private security at that point. i think it's very clear that prince harry feels that the police protection is superior, and that is what he wants for his family. >> reporter: since moving to california, the prince and his family have relied on a privately funded security team, but his lawyers hope to expand that soon. and the judge also made it very clear that just because this case is allowed to move forward, it doesn't mean it will succeed in the final hearing. george? >> okay, maggie. thanks very much. let's bring in ourt's bring in contributor, robert jobson. robert, thanks for coming back. how significant is this ruling? >> well, it's the first stage in the home office's case, so we'll have to wait and see. ultimately, george, i think the home office and scotland yard is

getting this completely wrong. ultimately prince harry was -- was a serving soldier on the front line twice. he is a legitimate target to terrorists, and can you just imagine -- can you just imagine the issues if something did happen whilst his family and he were here? i think that they really should just come to some sort of sensible compromise. >> that seems like common sense to me as well. if they go through with it all the way, what are the chances that harry wins? >> well, i think they're pretty -- at the moment, they're probably 50/50. the fact is the home office can't say they're going to defend everybody. obviously they can't. but as it stands at the moment, george, former prime ministers get protection, certain ministers from northern ireland, ministers that are no longer in office. we have had situations here where mps -- my mps was actually murdered in a terrorist incident. we should be looking beyond the court cases and the optics and the pr, and look at what would actually happen if something bad happened to him because i think that ultimately this whole case

would be looked at in a very bad light in that case. >> no question about that. i guess the fact it's even a fight says something about the relationship between harry and the rest of the royal family. >> yeah, it does, and i think during the case it did come up that the queen's private secretary had some input into this decision according to harry's team of lawyers. obviously there's an issue he has with the queen's private secretary. i think that's some of the team around her recently. i think that he feels that it's a personal attack against him, but ultimately, you know, i think really in terms of the amount of money involved here, it's negligible to the problems that it could cause if something happens. >> let's hope they work it out. robert jobson, thanks very much. robin? all right, george. coming up later, the new study about vaping. who's cutting down and who's vaping more than ever? and coming up next, back to wakanda. the brand-new "black panther"

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news. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. lots of marvel cinematic universe news being made this weekend, including the announcement of two "avengers" movies being released in the same calendar year. nothing more powerful and poignant than the release of the trailer for "black panther: wakanda forever." ♪ no woman, no cry ♪ >> reporter: set to a version of bob marley's "no woman, no cry" the trailer for the "black panther" sequel entitled "wakanda forever" with words of grief and anguish from angela bassett, the queen. >> i am queen of the most powerful nation in the world, and my entire family is gone. have i not given everything? >> reporter: those words hitting viewers hard as they too mourn the loss of chadwick boseman, who soared as the first black

panther, before his tragic death in august of 2020 from cancer at the age of 43. at san diego's comicon where the trailer was first unveiled this past weekend, the director ryan kugler saying, i promise you, i can feel his hand on me right now. his forthcoming film serving up spectacular action once again as this time, wakanda appearing to be locked in combat with an underwater nation. marvel studio's chief says there's a lot to share on the marvel cinematic universe front. >> avengers, assemble. >> reporter: announcing two "avengers" movies set to be released in the same calendar year, the "kang dynasty," in may 2025 and "avengers: secret wars" in november of 2025. plus, much more on the play too, the nick fury series "secret invasion," to star samuel l. jackson. a "fantastic four" reboot coming

in 2024, and, oh, "captain america: new world order" coming up with anthony mackey. >> i am groot. >> reporter: and one of the breakout stars from "guardians of the galaxy," groot, getting mini movies of his own. "i am groot" premiering next month on disney plus. >> i'm groot. >> reporter: "guardians of the galaxy: volume 3" set to come out next year, and "black panther" coming out november 11th of this year. guys? >> what did you think of the trailer, chris? >> reporter: unbelievably powerful, and i think it meets people exactly where they are emotionally. it's a rare situation for a trailer to move you as much as excite you and this one really does that, robin. >> well said, chris. couldn't agree with you more. thank you. >> cannot wait to see it. coming up later, with inflation driving back to school

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good good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. wildfire emergency near yosemite. more than 15,000 acres scorched in california as nearly 4,000 people are forced to evacuate. firefighters tackling the blaze on all fronts, launching a full-force aerial response. ginger is on the scene with the latest. vape nation. what a new study reveals about young people and e-cigarettes. back to school shopping 101. with the first day around the corner for many students and the cost of supplies skyrocketing, the tax holidays easing the burden for many families and how to save on big ticket items like computers and electronics. ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ also this morning, we're helping you turn back time with a week-long "deals & steals"

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>> reporter: hey, guys. good morning from the college football hall of fame here in atlanta. we have a great crowd. you can hear them out here. ready to taste some of the best burgers in town. over here on this side, we've got the companion. your burgers look amazing, chef, and on this side, we've got tom, dick and hank. these burgers, been staring at them all morning. great panel of celebrity judges here. we have chef david rose over there. >> what's up? >> restaurant owner candy burress. >> hello. >> david, real quick, what do you look for in a good burger? >> succulent, cheesy and messy. >> if that didn't get you hungry, i don't know what will. we'll taste these in a few minutes. >> reporter: guys, we'll send it back to you. first the news. we'll start with the wildfire in yosemite national park. we'll go back to ginger. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: the newlyweds who own this home, you can see their scorched washer and drier, that chimney behind me, they got out

before the fire took everything. that wasn't the case as it ripped through mariposa county. thousands have been evacuated from their homes and this thing has scorched at least 15,000 acres. this morning, flames from the oak fire racing across mariposa county. the wildfire burning explosively. so far consuming more than 15,000 acres near yosemite national park. roughly 3,800 people evacuating their homes. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency. linda and aubrey brown fled as the oak fire encroached. the couple watching the sky transform to an orange haze. >> it was just coming too fast. it was getting bigger and bigger and closer and closer. >> reporter: the fire devouring everything it touches. forest floors ablaze in a glowing orange. firefighters tackling the wildfire on all fronts, launching a full-force aerial response.

the fire is so far 0% contained and it's taken out ten structures and damaged five, but thousands more are threatened. >> the growth of this fire is pretty amazing given the fact of how quickly we had resources there, from the large air tankers to the helicopters and the lead planes across the board. >> reporter: the flames accelerated by the drought. nearly 60% of california is in the second highest level of drought, but the oak fire is in that exceptional drought, the highest level. drying it out even more will be the heat here. we are going to make it well into the 90s and the heat is building all the way through the pacific northwest. there are heat advisories and also extreme heat warnings. look in oregon. you can even see medford get to 109 today. yakima, 106. we had a big weekend of heat on the east coast too. records were broken. newark made it to 102. they had five days of 100 plus. something they haven't done since the 1930s when records

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yep. united states of burgers competition, george. that's coming up. >> victor leading the charge right now. now to our "gma" cover story. with inflation sending prices soaring, families have to stretch even further for back to school supplies. rebecca jarvis is back with ways to make it work. hey, rebecca. >> hey, george, good morning. the tax-free holiday starts in florida just in time for the first day of school in august, and florida isn't alone. many states around the country are giving families the break they need. with many schools starting in august, back-to-school shopping is right around the corner and rising prices have many parents sweating over the prospect. >> our latest survey shows that families plan to spend over $860 on average, and many of them have noticed higher prices on everything from clothes to school supplies, and even electronics. >> reporter: with three boys, ages 10, 12, and 14, lindsey says shopping for back to school is especially tough. >> back-to-school shopping is pretty extensive.

we have a lot of lists to cover and a lot of clothes to get because right now they're at an age where things fit for about a week. >> reporter: with inflation hitting hard at both the pump and the grocery store, she feels even more pressure to find . everything seems to be going up, but really the back-to-school deals ha for parents like lindsey is that floridis states around tt ve tax-free holidays for school supplies starting today or in upcoming weeks. >> this week is my olympics. the savings really stack up. definitely with the tax advantage and the stores stacking their sales on top of it, we'll definitely be finishing up our shopping by friday. >> reporter: and you can head to our website to find out if your state has a tax-free holiday on back-to-school needs and when it starts and to our viewers in connecticut, your holiday ends on wednesday. george? >> 18 states including

connecticut have these tax-free holidays. what are other ways to save? >> there's a number of ways people can save. take a look at cashback acts like rakuten and ibot a. ibot a is partnering with top brands today through august 31st, and they've got very special back-to-school offers on supplies like notebooks and lunchbox treats. >> how about big ticket items like electronics? >> that's going to cost you more, and the best way to save there is on refurbished electronics. they can save you a lot of money, but you want to make sure that you buy from a certified seller. you can find refurbished computers on ebay. some models come with warranties that are backed by the money-back guarantee. things to keep in mind, check out the return policy, comparison shop. you can find a major price difference on the same or similar model. george? >> okay, rebecca, thanks very much. >> aren't you glad we brought you in from the heat? >> i'll take it. air-conditioning with you guys, yes. >> thanks, rebecca. michael?

now we'll turn to the new study about young people and e-cigarettes and how the youngest americans might be getting the message as health concerns grow. our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton. thank you for joining us this morning. tell us about this study. >> first of all, we love to hear good news when it comes to public health or medical studies. this is really about the who, when and how much, looking at e-cig use in this country from 2017 to 2020. overall there has been a slight decline, attributed mostly to 18 to 20-year-olds not starting. however, people who already use e-cigs smoking slightly more often, and this is in the 21 to 24-year-old age group. from a public health observation, it's important information. >> what are the health risks especially for young people? >> we want to focus on that young adult group and teenagers, of course, because that is a completely different risk

category than older people. associated risks include things that come from flavorings which has been linked to lung disease, and particularly the deposition of heavy metals. there's nicotine dangers, especially on the effect of a developing brain, and there is increased associated risk for future drug addiction that has been reported in the medical literature. >> if someone is trying to quit, what are some helpful strategies? >> i think whether you're talking about e-cig use or even traditional nicotine use, you want to pick a day to commit to quit. you want to know what your it's really important for your awareness. you want to know what your triggers will be, expect them because they will happen. also prepare for cravings. those will happen as well, and have a plan on how to address them. there are quit lines and even medications for some people. this is the most important thing if you use any type of smoking evice. try everything in your power to quit. >> definitely worth it to quit. >> yep. >> thank you so much, and now we're going to go to robin.

hey, robin. time now for the first day of our week-long "deals & steals," turn back the clock special helping boost our health and beauty routines and look and feel our best. this morning we're focusing on hair solutions. you can point your cell phone camera at that qr code on your screen to go straight to the deals. tory johnson, we got to check in with you right now.olutely. >> you want to curl your hair, but the heat can really damage it. what's really awesome about this company called heatless hair. this is called a curling ribbon. it's 100% silk so it looks a little awkward, and what am i going to do with this? instead of using a curling iron or a air blower or velcros all which can be very damaging to hair, this would go around your head like this, and you would then wrap. we've got so many videos online. you would then wrap hair around this silk. you put the little scrunchies in at the end, and when you wake up, you've got fabulous-looking either loose curls or tight, whatever you want based on how

you twirl. that's how your hair is going to come out, and no damage. because it's silk, it protects. it adds shine. it's such an awesome product, and our kit today is $27. >> that's great deal there. >> yes. >> now in between your salon visits? >> that's one of the great things about true hair. it can help you extend some of the color apt appointments to give your hair a little bit of a break. this is their hero product. it's this little powder. >> that's it? >> it's so easy to apply. that would go directly into your scalp. if i turned it over like this, and i just did like this. >> right, right, yeah. >> see how it comes immediately out onto your scalp, and it'll fill in to cover grays and also because of the texture of the fiber, it helps to add some volume to areas where your hair might be thinning. so covering grays and filling in volume, sign me up. these start at $6. >> this is very popular. >> so popular. it's a 10.

what i love about this, there's two different sort of needs. one is heat protectant. if you are going to use all those styling tools, you want to make sure you're protecting your hair from the heat, and the other is to indulge in easy treatments. one of my favorites that i use regularly is this mask of theirs. it also happens to smell really good. >> oh, it does. >> it has a nice scent and it will help restore shine and smoothness to your hair. that's what all these products are about. eliminating frizz, kind of restoring, repairing and just making sure you have the healthiest looking hair possible. it definitely is a 10. these today start at $11 and free shipping from it's a 10. >> it's not sticky. >> it is not. >> this is my jam, a shower cap. >> what's great about a shower cap is you can skip a daily wash and your hair is going to be just fine or you can extend a blow-out by using a shower cap. what's great about this is it's reversible. so you'll use it this way when you are in the shower to block all water and to protect your

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11 different shades. they'll help you pick out the shade online. these start at $25. >> let me tell you. i think of these like earrings. i change it every day, but it's protected my hair as i rest it at this stage, but it's given me 30 extra minutes in my day. >> yes. easier to style. >> and we've seen this as well. the head scarf. >> head scarves. dr. jen was my inspiration for bringing these. these are my echo. they're all 100% silk and we have five different sizes and over 50 different patterns. >> beautiful. >> this is something to give your hair a rest. you can look chic and awesome. so many different styles like that. you could look like dr. jen. i think chloe even has one there. >> yep. >> so many different style options and again, no product, no heat, nonothing. put it on and go. our deal today on these start at $9.50. >> it was great to see chloe.. ou oosh. we phereea

tomorrow tory has amazing deals on products to keep you safe in the sun. you can appreciate that. we all can. now legist's go back to gin in california. >> reporter: robin, so many folks here will need a deal on respirators. when you are in the toxins and the burning chemicals of all we have in our home, this is a necessity. the smoke and haze will reach really far from the fire. look at the map. the bay area could see hazy skies. the sunsets could be really impacted, very red and orange all the way up to the oregon state line and into parts of nevada. a lot of folks will ask, how much does climate change have to do with this? of course land use, where we build, how we treat our forests, that's some of the biggest reasons. more than 80% of them are started by humans, nonmaliciously, but still. 19 19% of the megadrought can

drew: i'm drew tuned with your forecast, hazy sunshine has smoke from the oak fire moves into our sky. the air quality remains good to moderate. 80's and 90's away from the coast and overnight will have fog on the coast spreading and land. coastal drizzle as well with numbers dropping into the 50's. hazy skies today, likely tomorrow, a steady pattern now to a "gma" exclusive. a first look at the movie about mamie till mobley about her son emmett till. it helped ignite the civil rights movement. "till" opens in theaters on october 14th, are the movie's stars, including whoopi

goldberg. >> we wanted to bring you the trailer of "till," in part, because today is his birthday and in part, because we want people to know that it's here. >> here is the world broadcast premiere of the trailer for "till". >> i got a letter today from aunty lizzie. she says bo's been working the fields. >> he just doesn't understand how different things are in mississippi. be small down there. >> like this? >> i never thought anything would happen to him. he just wanted to go on vacation and have fun with his cousins, but if my son could just get his feet back onto the chicago soil, he would be one happy kid. i don't know why i said that. >> i want to talk to you about that boy. >> they've come for you.

>> this was my boy, emmett till. >> the body of emmett louis till has been found dead. >> can i please just fix him up a bit? >> no. they have to see it for themselves. >> you tell me, mamie, how is risking your life going to help bo? >> those pictures of your son, changed people's lives. >> i can't do it, mamie. >> we have to. >> the lynching of my son has shown me that what happens to any of us anywhere in the world had better be the business of us all.

>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning everyone. we will check in with jobina for a look at traffic. jobina: good morning. we are following a crash in mountain view that is causing a slowdown. at least one lane is blocked on northbound 101. speeds have dropped to around 14 miles per hour. the toll plaza has improved and you can see the backup is not much. that is good news. you will face a slowdown at the richmond center fell bridge. kumasi: drew

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update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our app. welcome back to ♪ it is time -- i thought it was tonight, but it was last night. >> it was last night. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> it is time for round one of our united states of burgers competition. we are crisscrossing the country hitting the best burger joints in four diffen bracket. >> the winner will advance to our final four and come to new york for our grand finale to

compete for the title of "gma's" ultimate burger spot and also $10,000. we started out in the atl with victor oquendo to get things grilling. >> reporter: good morning. listen to the crowd this morning. we have a battle of atlanta all stars ready to go. we have some good stuff this morning starting right here with the chef andy gonzalez. you ready? >> ready. >> on this side we have tom dick >> ready. >> on this side we have tom dick and hank. that is hank johnson down there. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> we also have this amazing panel of our judges here. we have chef david rose right here, real housewife candy burres and atlanta hawks legend, former all-star, kevin willis. candy, real quick, a perfect burger, what do you look for? >> it's got to be juicy. >> i like it. what about you? >> real simple, mayo, ketchup, lettuce. it's got to be juicy but it has

totoo, that love. >> juicy and saucy. i like it. >> reporter: before we get to the competition, let's learn a little bit more about our competitors. this morning, a burger battle descends on the peach state. >> mouth watering, juicy, very flavorful. different spice and flavor profile you can't find anywhere else. >> >> this burger is about balance going to be rich, spicy and sharp from the vinegar. the steinbeck is the best burger in atlanta. >> reporter: the companions andy gonzalez -- >> this is the best burger in atlanta. >> reporter: -- going head to head against tom, dick and hank johnson. >> the goal is to make everything interesting. >> reporter: taste buds exploding with the steinbeck burger. >> it's a hyper aggressive, punch you in the mouth style of flavor bomb. >> when you do a little dance,

that's when you know it's good. >> all: good morning, america! >> reporter: across town, tom, dick and's. >> can i get a turkey burger and a hamburger on the fly? >> reporter: after leaving the music industry as a road manager, hank taught himself how to cook, serving food outside nightclubs before opening his restaurant in 2015, blending a fusion of flavor with his famous turkey burger. >> the burger, when i tell you, absolutely amazing. homemade. definitely mouth filling as you can see. >> every time, great meat. >> when they think of tom, dick and hank, i would like them to think of good food and a back yard barbecue feel. kind of like cheers. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and it is time, finally. we've been smelling these burgers all morning long. let's start over here with the companion. >> judges, you can go ahead and

start eating. this is the tower of power burger. how do you build it? >> the key to the beef is cab, certified angus beef. paint it with a little bit of mustard to add acid to balance out the beef. >> do you hear the oohs and aahs? >> i do. >> what about the sauce? >> the sauce is important. this is dick's mayonnaise, worcestershire and scallions. i mix that together. we call it million island because it's better than thousand island. >> sounds great. i need you to save me one of those. >> no problem. we dress that salad up and toss it together. little bit of shredded lettuce, onion, beefsteak tomato. it's a classic american burger. it's built in a way that makes it more. >> it looks great. it sounds great judging by everyone behind me over here. david, sorry, you're in the middle of chewing. what do you think? >> it's juicy. it's messy. you see it's messy.

hank, get ready, hank. >> hank, no pressure. >> candy, what do you think? >> it's juicy. >> let's hear it for the companion. [ cheers and applause ] now we're making our way over to tom, dick and hank's. this is the jive turkey burger. judges, you can go ahead and taste this one on the left-hand sde. hank, what's in the turkey burger? >> it's in-house seasonings, dry rub made of salt, onion, garlic. >> you have your own seasoning? >> my own seasoning. we mix that all together with fresh ground turkey. we cook it to perfection and add the turkey bacon, lettuce, onion and pickles on a teasted mayo bun. >> kevin, what do you think? he's speechless. >> i'm speechless, man. this burger had a lot of taste to it. you can taste the aroma in it. you can taste the meat. the turkey is good.

it's fresh. it's juicy. >> what a review. >> it's a good burger. this is a tasty burger. >> there we go. time to see who is going to drum roll, please.al round.- [ drum roll ] >> chef david, the moment of truth. talk to me. who gets your vote this morning? >> i love a great turkey burger, but i've got to give it to the companion! andy is feeling good. he's got one vote. candy, you're up right now. talk to me. >> i mean, i absolutely love them both. but because i'm trying to lay off the pork, i'm going to go with the turkey burger. >> that's one for you, hank. no pressure here, kevin. you're the deciding vote.

talk to me. >> both great burgers, no question about it. but if you like that health conscious, it's the turkey y j. i'gowith, boom, the companion. [ applause ] >> great stuff, everybody. so congratulations to andy over here. hold that up for us, chef. right there that is the golden spatula. you win round one of gma's united states of burgers. you will be going to new york to compete in "gma's" ultimate burger competition for a chance to win $10,000. great sportsmanship here. shake hands. i love it. did you save me any of those? >> i got you. >> reporter: thank you so much. i'm going to go eat now because i've been watching everyone eat. back to you. >> i'm hungry. >> you're always hungry, michael.

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he was the breakout star as the duke of hastings in "bridgerton"? now he's back on the screen in the g"gray man". what does it feel like to go from heart throb to villain? >> it feels great. you get to relish them. with denney carmichael in "the gray man" i'm leaning into how deliciously devious he can be. viewers get to escape their own niceness through you. >> is it good for you as an actor? >> hopefully. it's a holiday from myself. all this things i like about myself, put them in a box and shove them under the seat and let rip. then you go home and you get to be nice again. it's a little holiday from britishness essentially. >> let's give everyone a look. >> the gray man, the predecessor's idea. he funded a program to recruit

hardened criminals. assets were chosen for their skill set, lack of family and plausible deniability. identities permanently destroyed. nameless assassins with limited morality. i mean, what could possibly go wrong? >> i tell you what. that accent is not wrong. that's a good american accent. >> thank you very much. i'll take that. i'll take that all day long. >> how hard was it to develop and how do you work that into your character? >> it comes the other way around. the character starts to build the accent. it's part of building the character. who is this guy? how did he get here? with denney in particular, i wanted it to be a bit of blue collar. the level of focus you would need to rise to his position as quickly as he has gave me this idea of someone who was so incredibly aspirationally focused. i was like, okay, what can i do

with this? the accent tends to grow out of that. >> you work with chris evans in this one. >> yep. >> your upcoming film with chris pine, another chris. >> collecting chrises. >> how much fun "dungeons and dragons"? >> so much fun. the most fun in the world. both of these projects were such a treat. it's limitless imagination. dungeons and dragons is like the home of playing what if. like what if you could swing a sword and slay dragons with this band of rogue useless people and still come out on top. that's the true american dream to me. >> of course for a lot of people, their dream was "bridgerton," you in "bridgerton," the duke of hastings. it's been two years. what do you say to fans waiting for you to come back? >> i mean, i'll take the compliment that's built in there. i'm so glad they had a good time and they want more. shonda and i still super proud

of how we stuck that landing. much like we're talking about playing villains, simon started from a very dark place. he was emotionally broken. the fact that we had this beautiful redemption, he's now married, he's got kids and is emotional available and communicating. they lived happily ever after. we're not going to touch that. >> "gray man" co-star ryan gosling was here last week. he has one of the quirkiest senses of humor. same onset? >> same onset. hilarious, but in a very dry way. the whole trash stash thing was a gosling original. he improvised in between takes of ways of taking down chris evans' character lloyd, which is delicious. gosling would come out different each take. yeah, you hit like a lloyd. you never quite know what's going to come out of his mouth. you always know it's -- he's very, very witty. the same with both of the

chrises. so sharp. >> i bet you they would say the same about you. thank you for coming in. >> they paid me for that one. >> "the gray man" is streaming on netflix now. let's go to ginger in mariposa, california. >> reporter: thank you, george. we're watching a smokey sunrise here. the wildfire is burning so close to us. i want to show you philadelphia's humid and hot sunrise, feeling like 90 already. philadelphia is on their eighth day of 90 plus today. we'll finally break that stretch tomorrow. it is steamy from the mid atlantic. coastal northeast especially where heat advisories exist for boston. then the more comfortable air comes in after severe storms. we have damaging wind threat for parts of pennsylvania up to maine too. that's the big picture. drew: here with your accuweather forecast, 60's close to the coast, 80's and 90's in the warmest spots. we got a steady pattern through the end of the week.

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♪ welcome back to "gma." our next guests are bringing "high school musical" to summer camp. check it out. >> opening night is also my birthday. when i was 7, i wrote a bucket list of all the things i wanted to do by the time i was 18. number eight on the list, hug a celebrity. >> i'm here to capture some behind-the-scenes footage. think of me as a fly on the wall. be yourselves. let's have some fun. >> yeah, baby. let's hug it out. bring it in. >> joining us now are the stars of disney's hit show "high school musical." joshua bassett and one of the

original wildcats corbin bleu. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> give it up for the guys. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> you guys are going to sleep away camp this year. i heard that everybody really got in the spirit on the set. >> we were shooting in l.a. this season. it really felt like we were at summer camp. we would all day be at this camp site. we would spend all day outside, have picnics for lunch. it was really wonderful. >> corbin, it's been 15 careers -- >> oh, my gosh. >> -- since "high school musical" debuted. what was it like for you to be with this next wildcat generation? >> definitely dichotomy going on because on one hand they all speak for themselves. they're so insanely talented and they uphold the legacy so well. i'm so happy to be a part of it. i feel like they welcomed me into their cast. at the same time there's the part of me that goes, so i'm the old guy, okay, all right. watch out young bucks. here we go.

>> you know, isn't it weird? i'm ang. i was just the young guy. >> i know. >> to show how great the show is, it's already been renewed for season four and season three hasn't even debuted yet. how does that feel? >> it's crazy. disney's continued support means the world. i'm so excited to go back to east high for season four and continue this awesome thing. "high school musical" just won't go away. >> you're telling me. >> corbin, you're still doing musicals. you just starred in "mary poppins." >> i did. >> how was that? >> it was my first time back on stage in three years since the start of the pandemic. i need it to fuel my soul. i really hope i can make it back to new york at some point again. >> was it like riding a bike? >> it was. there was a part of me like, can i still do this because it had been a minute. i got to play burt.

it's a role that i never really saw myself in. i never thought i would play it. it wasn't a dream role of mine. as soon as the offer came in, i went, oh my god, this is perfect. i had such a blast. it was so great to be back on stage. it's a joy machine very much like "high school musical" is. >> josh, we have some exclusive, really exciting news. you have a new single coming out next month. >> yes, sir i do. i've never announced it yet. n.] >> oh, yeah. >> august 12th my single "smoke slow" will be coming out. i'm very excited. >> you guys stay busy. >> busy and blessed. >> do you get a chance to have a summer break to take a break or just keep on going? >> always going. i think for both of us even when we're on vacation, somehow we're still working. i went to london. like i was saying earlier, i was

writing the whole time. we're busy. >> hoping this summer we'll be able to maybe chill a little bit in l.a., but probably not. it's all good. >> don't chill too much. we love seeing you entertain us. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> congratulations on all your success and a new season of "high school musical" the series premiers this wednesday on disney plus. check it out. we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning, everyone. i am kumasi aaron from abc 7 mornings. we are going to check with jobina fortson for a look at traffic. hi, jobina. jobina: hi, kumasi. we begin with the map in mountain view. we are following a crash. speeds around 22 miles an hour. the great news, though, traveling to the toll plaza and the bay bridge, it is nice and clear. drew? drew: we are looking at temperatures right now, warming in the 50's and 60's. outside we go, a live look at sunny skies. a look on the horizon, you see elevated smoke coming into our atmosphere from the oak fire burning to the south and east. air quality is good to moderate for the next 24 hours. 70's and 80's. kumasi? kumasi: thank you, drew.

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