to the last track. reggie: i like this moment. i was yelling in my place i liked it so much. drew: good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. across the country and the new threats on this friday morning. at least 15 people killed in kentucky from one of the worst flooding events in state history prompting boat and helicopter rescues. entire neighborhoods drowning. this kentucky high school under water. arizona roads turned into rushing rivers. in las vegas, parts of the strip submerged and more devastation in missouri. authorities racing to rescue children trapped in this day care. our team is tracking it all and the life-threatening flooding ahead. heading for a recession? the u.s. economy shrinking for

the second straight quarter. what you can do to prepare. breaking news on the proposed russian prisoner swap to bring brittney griner and paul whelan home. what russia's top diplomat is now saying as the family of a third detained american, teacher marc fogel, pleads for him to be part of any deal. new booster plan. new details on the updated covid booster shot minant variant. plus, when a second booster for everyone under 50 will roll out. tour de france crash. taking down 30 riders, the massive chaotic pileup. spies next door? the hawaii couple arrested and charged with stealing the identities of children decades ago. what investigators found in their home and the questions about possible foreign connections. trick no treat? hershey's new halloween warning that won't leave a sweet taste in your mouth. text message scam. targeting your pain at the gas

pump. plus, how one youtube star is beating the scammers at their own game. ♪ you won't break my soul you won't break my soul ♪ beyonce's "renaissance" era has finally arrived. ♪ everybody, everybody, everybody ♪ >> "everybody" in the beyhive buzzing and dancing to queen bey's hotly anticipated seventh album dedicated to her godmother. plus, the rare photo of beyonce and her kids and the "break my soul" singer's message to fans about the album leak. why she said, i've never seen anything like it. good morning, america. friday, beyonce's new album out, the beyhive is buzzing. >> burgers. >> burgers. [ laughter ] >> welcome back, cecilia. it's good to have you here.

>> burgers and beyonce. we also have the latest on the january 6th investigation coming up. more text messages from top trump officials at the department of homeland security are missing. the details on that coming up. we begin with the historic flooding disaster in kentucky. another round of rain falling overnight on top of that downpour that has caused so much deadly flash flooding destroying homes and leaving entire towns underwater. >> mola lengi is on the scene in kentucky. good morning, mola. >> reporter: the death toll has risen to at least 15 dead. you see the force of the floodwaters tossing around cars, sweepingaway homes. look at what it did to this fire truck. our drone video showing what it looks like this morning as folks are picking up the pieces. shops are destroyed, town hall the only post office, the only courthouse, all flooded.

in kentucky, pounding rain causing flash floods, sweeping roofs off homes, washing away cars and entire neighborhoods left underwater. >> everything is gone, like everything is gone. my whole life is gone. >> reporter: this kentucky resident losing her home. >> we had to swim out and it was cold and it was over my head so, yeah, it was scary. >> reporter: this family climbing on top of their destroyed roof, collecting what's left from the destruction. officials using helicopters to save those beyond the reach of boats. >> we've got ten stuck in apartment 3. got a family trapped ifamily tr standing on the counters. we've got multiple people trapped. standing on top of the houses. on top of their vehicles. >> we got folks now we can't get to. they've got water in their homes and they're trapped. and we can't get to them because the water, the water is so swift. >> reporter: in buckhorn, kentucky, this high school underwater. the playground nearly out of sight.

>> it's just really devastating and heartbreaking. >> this is beyond just a cleanup. this is complete devastation inside of our school buildings. it's a war zone. it's a complete war zone in our whole community. >> reporter: in a matter of hours first responders in st. louis rushing to rescue more than 60 people trapped in the rising waters. authorities rescuing multiple people and children trapped in this day care facility with rising floodwater. >> the water started flowing into the area where the kids were, so like we kind of hurried up, got them up and moved inside the sanctuary and the water just kept pouring in and it just started -- it was crazy. >> reporter: well, here in >> the red cross setting up a temporary shelter to help those displaced. national guard will help provide some resources. perhaps the most fitting

description, the governor describing the destruction in one word, devastating. michael. >> all the help is needed. thank you so much, mola. the threat of the storm is not over and other parts of the country were also hit hard. ginger is tracking that for us this morning. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. monsoon storms doing this to the las vegas strip and the neighborhoods surrounding. you can see in the distance there, the strip, flooding rains, we're talking about an inch in less than an hour. in the desert and this is relatively normal for them in monsoon season. that's a lot of flooding under the parking lots in the strip too. in arizona, you had one to three inches falling really quickly. that car had a woman in it. they got her out. now you see the flash flood watches and the flood watches still existing, not just there in the desert southwest for most of new mexico and arizona where they're trying to dent the drought in arizona but here, another two to three inches, some of the western -- kansas, that's where we're watching for flash flooding today. >> thanks. we turn to the economy shrinking for a second straight

quarter. the latest sign we may be headed for a recession with some economists saying we are already there. chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us now with what to expect. explaining what all this means. good morning to you, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia, and the latest data from the commerce department shows the u.s. economy shrank between april and june meaning consumer spending slowed, business investment fell and stores reduced their restocking. now, these are traditionally signs we could be facing a recession, but try and get this administration to even say the word "recession," and you'd be hard-pressed. this morning, as debate grows over whether the u.s. is already in a recession or will be, the chairman of the federal reserve says, we aren't there yet. >> i do not think the u.s. is currently in a recession, and the reason is, there are just too many areas of the economy that are performing, you know, too well. >> reporter: president biden striking an optimistic tone. >> if you look at our job market, consumer spending,

business investment, we see signs of economic progress in the second quarter as well. >> reporter: regardless of what it's called, americans are feeling the pain in their wallets. according to a growing number of economists, including bank of america and goldman sachs, the signs of a recession are forming with inflation up 9.1%. prices rising on food, shelter and transportation, and while gas prices are starting to drop, it still costs over 35% more to fill up than this time last year. in california, one of the most expensive places to get gas, drivers are paying an average of $5.66 a gallon. making it almost $100 to fill up a 16-gallon tank. >> it's really hard to stick to a budget because now what i paid for gas a month is almost what i paid for rent a month. >> reporter: consumers also facing double-digit increases at grocery stores. >> used to do my monthly groceries for 200 bucks.

now it's costing around $300, $350. >> reporter: the national bureau of economic research is the nonpartisan nonprofit that officially declares when recessions begin and end here in the united states and they look at metrics like gdp but also consider things like unemployment and jobs. areas that have held up despite this record inflation, many economists are forecasting that we will see a recession later this year or early next, cecilia. >> rebecca, this debate, are we in a recession, are we not, is really raging on. but you've been saying it almost doesn't matter to folks at home who are feeling it in their wallets. >> reporter: you can still feel pain, cecilia, whether we're in a recession or not, and there are things you can do right now, pay down the credit card debt, beef up your emergency savings fund, and if there is extra work to be taken on, do it and work on your resume right now. there are jobs out there if you're looking for extra work. go out and get it now while they're still available. cecilia. >> really great tips as always,

thanks. breaking news now in the effort to free americans, brittney griner and paul whelan. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov now says it will be interesting to listen to secretary of state blinken's proposals on the topic of the prisoner exchange. senior white house correspondent mary bruce is tracking the story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, we are seeing some movement this morning. behind the scenes we're told the two sides are discussing a possible phone call between the secretary of state and russia's top diplomat. the russian foreign minister this morning saying he's ready to hear him out. this morning, russia is ready to talk. foreign minister sergey lavrov announcing they are working to schedule a call with secretary of state antony blinken to discuss a possible prisoner swap. lavrov saying this morning, it will be interesting to listen to blinken's proposals. russia's top diplomat had been playing hard to get. his spokesman saying just yesterday he would pay attention to this request when time permits. abc news has confirmed the biden administration is offering to

exchange notorious russian arms dealer viktor bout for former marine paul whelan and wnba star brittney griner. the white house is refusing to discuss the details, even after they publicly announced they had put the, quote, significant proposal on the table. >> is this still a negotiation or is this your best and final offer that you -- >> i really cannot go -- just for the privacy and the safety of the process, i cannot -- i cannot say more. we are sharing that we did put a substantial offer on the table. >> reporter: the white house hoping by going public with the offer, they can pressure russia to come to the table. trevor reed, the former marine, released in a dramatic prisoner exchange with russia in april says false hope can be devastating. >> i didn't want to have that hope and i didn't want to have the possibility of me losing that hope. >> reporter: we do know the proposal is focused on griner and whelan, likely leaving out another detained american, marc fogel.

his sisters speaking out. >> it is not an exaggeration to say a 14-year sentence is a death sentence for him. >> he needs to be part of this deal. >> reporter: fogel, a teacher, was detained last august on drug charges similar to the charges against griner. his lawyer says he was carrying a small amount of marijuana used for chronic back pain but a russian judge sentenced him to 14 years in a prison camp. >> marc is wrongfully detained and we want to get him out. whether it's part of this deal or another deal is not of great impo. >> f'san his detention is politically motivated. forcing them to speak out loudly now as he marked his 61st birthday in prison on thursday. >> happy birthday, marc. >> yeah. >> reporter: now as for that call with the russians the foreign minister says they're trying to work out the details, the time and date of this, but it's not likely to happen today. lavrov is currently traveling

and says he won't be able to tackle this until he's back in moscow in the coming days. george? >> meantime, mary, president biden had a marathon phone call with president xi of china. >> reporter: geoge, they spoke for over two hours yesterday. this comes amid reports that speaker pelosi may be paying an official visit to taiwan. that is putting the u.s. and this administration in a very uncomfortable position. the president has said previously that the u.s. military thinks this will be a bad idea and china has made clear they would view this as a provocation. the chinese warning the u.s. yesterday after this call, that, quote, playing with fire will set yourself on fire. a lot at stake here. >> sure is. mary bruce, thanks. let's get more on this now from our national security analyst, steve ganyard. what do you make of this proposed trip by speaker pelosi? >> it puts the white house in a very tough position, george. right now, xi jinping is trying to consolidate his power ahead of the party congress, and become leader for life to essentially become as powerful or more powerful than mao zedong was. so it would be very embarrassing

for xi to have biden send somebody from his own party, essentially sticking a finger in china's eye, or that would be the perception in beijing. very sensitive time, so they did have a lot to talk about yesterday. >> let's go back to the prisoner swap. did the white house increase or decrease leverage by going public? >> i think they'll end up decreasing it, george. i think the irony here is by going public, trying to show the u.s. public that they are trying to do something to get ms. griner and mr. whelan home, i think they tipped their hand to show how weak the negotiating position is. lavrov is going to run with that. you see he's basically giving blinken the back of his hand so the irony here is that while the white house went public with their negotiating stance in an attempt to speed up the negotiation to get ms. griner home i think it may end up delaying her release and backfiring on the white house. >> so the russians want more than just that notorious arms deikr ut >> yeah, i think viktor bout is an interesting character, but he's more of a cold war relic.

most of his deeds were back in the 1990s and 2000s. essentially running a fedex gun running operation through most of africa. the russians don't really care about him. they would like to get him home. he was friends with the military intelligence folks but he's not much of a deal and i think whatever deal the u.s. has put on the table is certainly not going to be the deal that's going to get ms. griner and mr. whelan home. >> steve ganyard, thanks very much. michael. >>thank you, george. now to the latest on the january 6th investigation. there are new reports of more missing text messages from two of former president trump's top officials at the department of homeland security. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has more. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: michael, good morning. more potentially useful homeland security text messages involving january 6th are allegedly missing. the watchdog group project on government oversight claims that text messages from former homeland security secretary chad wolf and his top deputy, ken cuccinelli, are missing.

this morning, wolf is angrily challenging the report tweeting, it's hard to know where to begin with the inaccuracies and says he turned in all of his devices homeland security. but with questions still remaining about missing secret service text messages from january 6th this will only fuel speculation that trump george. >> okay, pierre, thanks very much. now to breaking news overnight on covid vaccines. the white house will offer updated booster shots that target the dominant omicron variant. it will not expand eligibility for the current vaccine to people under 50. andrew dymburt has the story. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: and good morning, george. it's been about a year and a half since vaccines started rolling out. while the virus changed in that time the vaccines really have not, and now with omicron as the dominant variant and ba.5 surging around the country, new vaccines from both moderna and pfizer are right around the corner and they are expected to perform better against the current version of the virus.

now, the companies have ensured the biden administration they can begin delivering these new formulas to the masses by september. that's why two senior biden administration officials have confirmed to abc news the government has decided to hold off on rolling out second boosters for everyone under 50 until september, again, when those new vaccines should be ready. now, the administration expects to begin a new campaign to get people under 50 to what would be a fourth shot. currently the only people under 50 eligible for a second booster are those over 12 years old with certain immune deficiencies so if you are currently eligible for that booster you are still encouraged to get it and not wait for those new vaccines in september. george. >> omicron has been spreading fast in los angeles county but they're not going to bring back the mask mandate? >> reporter: well, health officials in l.a. county were considering reimposing that indoor mask mandate but that is now off the table, at least just for now, because they say there's been a recent decline in hospitalizations. guys. >> okay, andrew dymburt, thanks

very much. coming up, the couple arrested in hawaii, charged with stealing the identity of two children decades ago. what prosecutors are saying about possible foreign connections. and the new way scammers are taking advantage of people trying to get a break on high gas prices. but first, let's head back to ginger. >> this morning, portland, seattle, medford, all waking up with record temperatures for the overnight low. that breaks last year, remember, when hundreds of people died in the pacific northwest. we are in the heart of another heat wave and so at least four preliminary deaths related to the heat. these were the records broken yesterday. a couple of them, redding got to 114. medford, 111, yakima, 107. we're on day five. this is going to go up for eight, nine days for folks, and it's those overnight lows break records as well. excessive heat warnings again all the way into idaho and boise, and look. all the way into the weekend, so spokane stays at 104 by sunday. your local weather now in 30 seconds.

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including the flooding in kentucky, where eight people were killed and the governor expects that number to rise. also calling it one of the most devastating events in kentucky's history. also the mayor of washington, d.c. requested help with the national guard to assist with buses of thousands of migrants arriving there. describing it as a growing humanitarian crisis. this comes as president biden's decision comes to lift an emergency pandemic health order. officials warning the window for containing the monkeypox outbreak is closing. there are now nearly 5,000 confirmed cases and new york state warned it is an imminent threat to public health.at this. a hue pileup, two riders made contact and went down taking down 30 riders in all. most of them eventually got back on their bikes and completed the fifth stage of the race but one rider had to be transported to the hospital and dropped out. and we've got a lot more ahead including the new warning about a scam targeting people looking for relief at the gas pump. that is coming up, george.

right now, the arrest of a hawaii couple accused of stealing the identities of two deceased children and conspiring against the government. the man worked as a defense contractor and old photos show the pir wearing kgb uniforms. you see it right there. will reeve has the story, good morning, will. >> reporter: george, good morning. the u.s. government says this couple obtained official documents of two texas children who had died about 20 years prior and then the couple disappeared and allegedly lived alese assumed lives for de this morning, an american couple walter glenn primrose and gwynn darle morrison denying identity theft and conspiracy charges after they were arrested in hawaii accused of living under stolen identities for the last three decades. u.s. attorneys allege they had a longstanding interest in espionage issues and that searches of their home revealed coded messages, sets of invisible ink, maps showing

military bases, as well as photos of them dressed in kgb military outfits believed to be from the 1980s. an attorney for the wife says her client is not a spy saying she tried on the kgb uniform at a friend's house. prosecutors say the couple, originally from texas, stole the identities of two children who died in the late 1960s. the couple accused of obtaining social security cards, driver's licenses and passports under the children's names, bobby fort and julie montague. the federal government says primrose pretending to be fort fraudulently enlisted with the coast guard in 1994 where he stayed till 2016 with a top secret clearance going on to work as a contractor for the department of defense. in federal court thursday, prosecutors saying the couple may have troubling foreign connections and that after their arrest, while left in a room alone, the couple made references to things relating t. >> does this couple have some sort of international connection? in other words, some other government like russia, for example. he has had access to military bases and still has access. >> reporter: the real julie

montague's sister says the family was left confused and angry. >> dad and i both have gone through a wide range of emotions and additionally shock and dumbfounded. she only lived for three weeks, and we never really got to hold her, but she was my sister and i still hold her in my heart. >> reporter: on thursday, a judge denying primrose bail after prosecutors argued the couple are a flight risk. and may communicate srreptitiously with others if released. >> i get the real sense that the government is looking at much more serious charges and that they have charged them with identity theft to hold them. >> reporter: primrose's attorney had no comment to abc news but did say in court yesterday that his client's kgb uniform was just a costume. morrison's hearing is set for next tuesday, guys. >> all right, very interesting. thank you so much, will. now we're going to turn to criminals who are trying to steal your personal information

and money by sending text messages offering deals on gas. transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with the new warning about scammers trying to take advantage of people who are feeling the pain at the pump, gio. >> this is such a problem. michael, good morning to you. yeah, text message scams are now rampant. you've probably seen some yourself and some victims, they are losing out on thousands of dollars. now this morning, right here, how the scammers are using gas to lure you in. this morning, a new warning from multiple states about a text message scam targeting your financial pain at the gas pump. >> they were receiving text messages indicating that they were eligible for a $1,500 fuel rebate through dmv. >> reporter: the texts direct you to a website claiming to be from the state. but in reality, it's far from that. >> once we looked at the website and the web link we realized it was an attempt to steal someone's identity so we work with our state i.t.s. office to have it shut down. >> reporter: and it's not just

new york. other states issuing warnings about similar text message scams. ftc data showing that this year text messages have now taken over as the number one method of contact for scammers. it's a trend a youtube star who goes by the name pierogi says he witnesses firsthand. his background in cybersecurity has helped him educate the public about these scams. >> they're trying to get away from telephone calls because it's got a bad stigma around it so not a lot of people are picking up they're using text messages, pop-ups, you name it. >> reporter: the 3 million plus subscribers to his youtube channel scammer payback, watch how he is able to engage with and then beat the scammers at their own game. >> i seem to sense some type of activity on my account. >> reporter: keeping them on the phone in the hopes it delays them from reaching more victims. now with others launching a week-long initiative. >> we created the first ever anti-scam call center. scammers. we make content that people can learn about how these scams work. >> reporter: here he is calling

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tripped out move. ♪ the queen ♪ >> reporter: all released with a fond thank you to her family featuring this never-before-seen photo of beyonce in bed with all three of her children, as well as gratitude to her late gay uncle johnny, the superstar writing, he was my godmother and the first person to expose me to a lot of the music and culture that serve as n inspiration for this album. "renaissance" dropping a little more than a month after its house-inflected single "break my soul." creating this album allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world, she wrote, when she released its equine artwork. now she's dealing with a fully fragmented pop landscape upended by tiktok where even a-list artists can struggle, she called it back in 2013 in her documentary, "life is but a dream." >> i'm an artist that makes albums, that's it. people don't make albums anymore. they don't make albums.

they just try to sell a bunch of little quick singles, and people don't even listen to a body of work anymore. >> reporter: other kind of bodies can now be from ivy park, adida adidas-fuelled fashion line, among the many ventures that put her into a pop pantheon above and beyond streaming numbers and album sales. >> beyonce inc. is probably one of the most successful enterprises out there right now. she doesn't really need a marketing budget for almost anything that she does. she is the brand, and the brand is doing very well. >> reporter: as for those music videos, beyonce's team saying the visuals are scheduled for a later date. as for now, the dance floor is open and the party is on, guys. >> oh, we are already dancing to it in here, chris, i love that tribute to her uncle. thank you. you guys, beyonce is not only one with new music. coming up in our next hour, selena, right there, her family is talking to us exclusively

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eat this on television, that part i haven't figured out how to bypass. >> we think you'll get over it. >> i'm ready to dive in. >> and the winners. we have everybody here, and these are the winners of the first four rounds, and they are readto lara is outside with our friend sam champion. hey, lara. >> so, the burgers have been incredible all week. i am so sorry that you missed it. >> i have missed it. i have been gone all week. i had to here for this part of it. unbelievable. you were in miami. are you judging? >> i am a judge. full on judge this morning. >> are you up to the challenge? >> oh, by the way, thanks. you are an amazing analyst, so analyze a winning burger for me, sir. >> a winning burger, first off, a thin patty. not too thick. >> oh. >> you hear that? >> see, i might go opposite on that. >> by the way, is that beef -- >> look at the face.

>> i'm so excited to be here. this is going to be awesome. >> thin patty or fat patty? >> i'm right in the middle. >> michael, where we going with this? >> thin patty. >> oh, boy. thick. >> michael, come on. give me something here. where are you going with this? >> you guys have covered it all. thick, thin and the patty right down the middle. got it all covered. we're going to see which one is the best coming up. but we have a lot of news to get to and begin with the historic flooding in kentucky destroying homes and leaving entire towns underwater. let's go back to mola lenghi on the scene in kentucky. good morning, again, mola. >> reporter: well, good morning, michael. the mayor here in hindman, kentucky, tells me they are still searching this morning for several missing people. you know this is just one town in the region leveled by these storms. the force of the floodwaters you see tossing around cars,

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the red cross setting up temporary housing for those displaced here in hindman and the mayor also tells me that he expects the national guard to arrive later today to help these folks, to provide some resources and to help in any way they're needed, but the governor perhaps describing it best, michael, putting it in one word, the destruction that happened to his state, in one word he called it "devastating." >> i think we can all agree with that after seeing those images. thank you so much, mola. george? we turn to the economy. it shrunk for a second straight quarter. the latest sign we may be headed for a recession and back to rebecca jarvis. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george, and we've now had these two quarters of declining economic activity in the united states. slowing consumer spending, a decline in business investment. those are things we typically consider recession signals, but it generally takes time for the national bureau of economic research to officially declare when recessions begin and end. if you look back at the pandemic, for example, the

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did i see you put some in your pocket? >> i may or may not have the wrappers in my pocket. this morning, a not so sweet warning from hershey. favorite holiday-themed treats to meet the growing demand. reese's, kit kats, twizzlers could all be hard to find. sales, they say, have been icans turned to candy in the early days of the pandemic and they have been growing ever since. hershey says it is adding production capacity but it just can't keep up for this year. plus, the candymaker has been hit by a shortage of essential ingredients like cocoa. the result of a global supply chain issue triggered by the pandemic and the war in ukraine. so that is all likely to mean that the company won't be able to meet the high demand this halloween but you can bet your bottom dollar i will find my candy. >> we'll check your pockets. [ laughter ] coming up on our "gma morning menu," the "stranger

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>> you're going to do great today. i just know it. >> reporter: this morning, the latest breakout star of "stranger things" jamie campbell bower revealing on twitter he struggled with addiction in the past to the point of being hospitalized. bower writing, 12 1/2 years ago i was in active addiction hurting myself and those around me. who i loved so much. it got so bad that i eventually ended up in a hospital for mental health. i'm now 7 1/2 years clean and sober. >> it's a great achievement for anyone that's addicted to learn how to live sober and i think it's important to celebrate that milestone to remind themselves of what they've done. ♪ ♪ it gets better ♪ >> reporter: it's not the first time that bower has opened up about his journey. the former lead singer of counterfeit talking about "it gets better" three years ago

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>> great message there. we're going to turn to the legacy of selena quintanilla, nearly three decades after her death the singer's family is now sharing new music. john quinones sat down exclusively with her brother and sister to talk about it. hey, john. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, you know, she was known as the queen of tejano music, but over the decades since her passing selena's become a global phenomenon and now we're about to hear her music like we've never heard it before. ♪ bidi bidi bom bom ♪ >> reporter: in the 27 years since her tragic death, selena quintanilla's star has only grown. ♪ >> reporter: and this morning, fans are getting a first listen to "como te quiero yo a ti," "the way i love you." ♪ the first single from the tejano superstar's new album "moonchild mixes" produced by her brother a.b. who along with his sister

suzette sat down with us to talk about the project. how long did it take you? >> it took me a year. it took -- >> a little over a year. >> a little over a year. there was a lot of obstacles to overcome. everything recorded on vinyl so we had to kind of fuse the old school ways with the new school ways, clean selena's vocals, put them on timing and pitched it down just a hair to make her sound a little bit more mature. >> it truly fees like she went into this studio again and recorded it and it's pretty incredible. >> what do you think selena would have thought of this album? >> she would have loved it, definitely. >> she would have loved it saying it's a rap. i need to go to the mall. >> reporter: selena's legacy and fandom growing all the time. her story first told in the 1997 film that helped make jennifer lopez a star. >> whoo. >> reporter: and now, a new generation entranced by the netflix series based on her

[ singing in foreign language ] so many of us love selena's music. but what do you tell the critics who say, you know, this is taking advantage of her legacy? >> what critics? we don't care about them. i think as an artist and musicians and people in the public eye, you know, you have to turn that off. we're still going to do what we want with our music, with our sister, with our band, and i hope people understand that everything that we do, we do it with love and care and with beauty. >> when do you think of your sister? >> i can't go anywhere, i'm serious, i can be going through a gas station, wherever, and i hear it on the intercom or a little girl wearing a t-shirt. she's practically -- i can walk out the door and go to the mall but it's a beautiful thing because, you know, to see her that she's remembered and what we're doing is honoring her memory. >> yeah. >> her legacy. that's what it's about. >> she means something. she was not just an incredible

artist, she was an incredible person and what she means to us as latinos, she means something and i think all of that has thr not going away. the younger generation is searching her and wanting to know more about her, so that's why we felt it was really important to breathe new life into this old music and have it created for the newer generation. >> reporter: guys, as i said that new single "como te quiero yo a ti" is out today, but the entire album will drop august 26th and guess what, they're releasing it in hard copy, the old cds, remember these, cecilia? >> a few of us might remember those here. [ laughter ] john, yes. thank you, my friend, that was great. lara. >> yes. "pop news" and the burger king

of times square has come to join us to give a hand. we're going to begin with ben affleck, no, no, no, this is not news about his marriage to jennifer lopez. while she's still there with her kids ben is back to work on a role that was supposed to be a secret. jason momoa revealing that ben will reprise his role as the caped crusader and join jason in the upcoming "aquaman" film, momoa revealing the news with that picture right there from the set writing in part, reunited, bruce and arthur, those, of course, are their superheroes' real names and posted a video where the pals are walking out of their set and run right into a tour group. oop, jig's up. >> that's what happens, warner brothers. when you walk out of your set. >> uh-oh. >> and there's our fans, hey, guys, have a good time. >> well, we tried to keep it a secret. >> affleck originally took on the role of bruce wayne for 2016's "batman versus superman"

and he then appeared with jason in "justice league" and the secret is out, we'll see the fruits of their labor in the new collaboration. >> oh. >> when "aquaman and the lost kingdom" hits theaters march 2023. what did i miss? >> really friendly to picking him up and throwing him at the wall. >> sam's sound effects are my favorite sound effects. >> it's a complicated one. >> yes. in other movie news, check out this transformation. actress ana de armas from "knives out" and among films, going blonde as she becomes marilyn monroe for a new biopic that is getting press called "blonde" and here's your first look at the new trailer. >> i know you're supposed to get used to it. ♪ we all lose in the end ♪ >> i just can't. marilyn doesn't exist. when i come out of my dressing

room, i'm norma jeane. i'm still her with the cameras rolling. marilyn monroe only exists on the screen. >> wow, what a transformation. i just got chills. "blond" stars bobby cannavale as joey did dimaggio. >> what a cast. it's getting a lot of buzz. de armas revealing she worked on the film every single day for almost a full year and states we wanted to show the human side of marilyn's story. fame is what made her the most visible person in the world but made norma the most invisible. "blond" is set to premiere at the venice film festival set to hit netflix on september 28th. >> that's going to have a lot of buzz. she has the look. >> she does. >> a lot of marilyn pictures but it's hard to tell. >> she's great actress as well and wears blond almost as well as you. >> wow. [ laughter ]

>> i got nothing. i got nothing. thanks for helping, michael. thanks. >> i got nothing just like you, buddy. >> i guess they have a complicated relationship too. >> thank you very much. finally, everybody, bachelor versus bachelorette on the next -- i said -- "$100,000 pyramid." we've got a sneak peek. and it hits a little close to home for the host of the show. >> the back of my teeth are called my -- >> wisdom teeth. molars. >> and i wear this to keep my teeth straight at night. >> invisalign. >> after i got braces i wore -- >> a retainer. >> yeah. >> i like that. >> believe it or not i used to wear a retainer. obviously i didn't wear it enough. [ laughter ] it was the truth. it was the truth. >> oh, thank goodness. >> it's a good thing.

>> thank goodness. >> it's a very good thing, it's "the $100,000 pyramid." you make fun of yourself and i'm over here looking at aquaman, batman, the complicated relationship. >> in our "justice league." you can see michael's incredible show, "the $100,000 pyramid" this sunday, new time. >> new time. >> 9:00 eastern right here on abc. you're so fun in it. >> thank you. thank you. got to get you on to play against your blond brother there, sam. >> oh! >> we just set it up for the big season. now we go to ginger, hey, ginger. i need to see that episode. it will be like blond mind reading. i think it would be very good. we have to check in on western new york. this was an ef-2, something they haven't done in a while there. that tornado ripping through and today we have damaging wind threat. it is mostly focused on the mid-atlantic, so please delaware, maryland and virginia, richmond, included, be on the lookout later this afternoon.

now to our series, tiktok try it. trying out virtual viral -- viral, very important word viral life hacks on the social media platform. and this morning, we're taking a look at popular cleaning tips for your home. janai norman is back with that and all the tips we need. what you got? >> all the tips, because you're probably doing as much cleaning as i am. i do not like to clean but these

videos are the indicative short little videos that draw you in and in many cases blow your mind with these nifty little tips and tricks that make so many things including cleaning easier. >> okay, whoever thought of this is officially genius. >> reporter: tiktok now the go-to platform for learning just about anything and everything is the home of all things cleaning your home. the #cleaninghacks sweeping the app with over 5.8 billion views. teaching users how to make everyday items sparkle like your air pods. >> toothpicks, q-tip, alcohol and a paper towel. >> reporter: cleantoker brandon gained 1.4 million followers using the skills he has learned running his family's janitorial business. >> i had the information so it just kind of snowballed from hosting a few times to posting daily. >> your fan blades with a pillowcase. >> reporter: brandon says the secret to the cleaning craze is finding hacks that use simple items you already have in your home. >> everyone loves, you know,

something they can do with items around their house, things like carpet marks, you know, from furniture, indents, something as simple as using an iron and just steaming the carpet fibers and kind of grooming with a fork. >> reporter: vanessa giving her 5.4 million tiktok followers easy and unique hacks like how to clean your shower while you're showering. >> now once a week when you're putting that hair mask on take your little brush and wash your shower. >> that video gaining 4.8 million views. >> it's such a game-changer and you don't realize it until you actually do it. >> small tips and tricks that make a big difference. >> make a big difference. thank you, janai. we'll be right back with burgers. we're talking about it all morning. you don't want to miss it. you don't want to miss it.

>> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron. let's get to sue for a look at traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we head the golden gate bridge. on your san francisco approach, there was an accident. lombard on your approach to 101. that is being cleared as we speak. but you can see the bridge. you'll need windshield wipers but it's moving at a pretty good clip. >> thank you, sue. drew tuma

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on on the way it's drew: visibility still an issue along the coast. half moon bay, we're half a mile there. elsewhere, overcast skies. coastal drizzle as well. temperatures this morning, you could see we're climbing through the 60's for the most part. to the south bay we go. san jose, we're dealing with gray conditions. the fog slow to break down as the morning goes on. the afternoon, we'll keep that cloud cover along the coastline away from the coast. we'll have sunshine. cool along the coast. only in the 60's.

70's around the bayshore line. kumasi? >> thank you, drew. another update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on abc7news.com. ♪ we've been crisscrossing the country in search of america's best burger. it was not easy but somebody had to do it. the winners of the first four rounds of our united states of burgers competition are all here cooking up a storm in times square. >> i don't know how you just read that. it's hard to concentrate with these right here in front of us. the winner this morning will be named ultimate burger spot and take home a check for $10,000. these burgers, they all look amazing so, michael, we'll eat

while you get all the stuff. >> you guys go ahead and eat while i do all the talking so i can't eat but i still got to loosen that button up because it may add something to me right now. each of these four finalists won the golden spatula in our first round but now it's all about the goldenburger trophy. they all have their game faces on. they all are ready to go so let's meet our competitors from atlanta, we've got the companion whose tower of power burger is overpowering the competition from houston it's trill burgers with the o.g. trillion burger that got an a-plus from the judges, from miami, made the cuban burger and made quick work of the competition and from philadelphia, it's lucky's last chance with their pb and bacon burger that got nothing but love in the city of brotherly love, and let's meet our judges, former nba star, espn analyst the great jalen rose, yes. three-time pro bowler, my fellow former new york giant mr. tiki

barber, cookbook author and television host gina neely and wwe superstar and global ambassador, titus o'il course, sam champion. >> hi, michael. >> already got the napkin around the neck. he's ready. everybody, you all got the taste buds ready? you ready to go? >> let's do this. >> let's do it. let's get to it. gina, you're a chef, right, i want to ask what do you look for in a good burger. >> i want the moistness of it and if you're going to add layers to it every layer should complement the burger and not take away from it. anything you caramelize with it will add i a little more zhuzh to the burger. >> zhuzh to the burger. i was going to say before you start eating, sam, let's take a look at how our competitors all got here. let's check it out. all week long, "gma" crisscrossing the country on the hunt for the best burger in america. but who will take the grand

title of "gma's" ultimate burger spot this morning? >> represent the 305, miami. >> we'll see you friday morning. >> reporter: will it be atlanta's juicy steinbeck burger created by chef andy. >> the tower of power is coming for that prize. >> reporter: or maybe jason and melanie schoendorfer's smashburger that nabbed the miami title. >> get ready, america. >> reporter: coming in strong, houston rap legend bun b and his trill burger which he has this to say about on the breakfast club this week. >> when you try my burger you realize it is the best burger in the world. >> reporter: or maybe peanut butter time for chris barnes at philly spot lucky's last chance. that burger featuring peanut butter and housemade jelly. >> we're headed to new york city to bring that trophy back to philadelphia where it belongs. >> reporter: so who will win? let's fire up those grills and get to tasting. [ cheers and applause ] all right, everybody. it's time to do this. we're going to start things off with our atlanta winner, andy

gonzales, owner of the companion so, judges, you guys go ahead and start tasting those burgers. while they're doing that, andy, tell us about your tower of power burger. >> the tower of power is a amalgam of all my favorites growing up, water burger with bacon and cheese and in-n-out burger. a big mac in there all smashed together with really responsibly sourced ingredients and done as a chef would make a burger. >> okay, all right. well, we're gointo with jalen. jalen, what do you think about the companion burger? >> the companion burger is incredible. i love the coleslaw, i love the bacon. i love the cheese, i love the thin patty. am i showing my winner? >> no, not yet. not yet. don't throw the winner up there yet. oh, he's throwing it out there. everybody else, getting a little nervous. that means you did a great job with your burger right there, but now we'll make our way over to our houston winner, the

legendary rapper bun b from trill burger. now, judges, while they're digging in tell us about the og trill burger. >> mike, for 30 years i have been putting flavor in your ear but now we're putting flavor in your mouth with this. two american beef patties two slices of american cheese, caramelized onions with our soy sauce and patented trill sauce all on a potato roll. >> that's a lot going on. tiki, you're an og. what do you think? >> you know what, you look clean, michael. the beauty, you can eat it and not get dirty which is nice. i like that. i like that a lot. it's got the caramelized onions which are sweet so it's, mm-mm. good job, bro. >> h-town, baby. h-town right there. good review there, tiki. good point there. cecilia and lara, you're testing along with the judges. i got a question. can you talk, cecilia? because you've been waiting for these burgers all week.

what do you think so far? >> unbelievable. >> amazing. >> unbelievable. i'm only through the second one, but what they said. [ laughter ] >> i already have a winner. >> you already have a winner. >> yep. >> oh, wow, that's fast. >> oh, okay. we got a little bit further story go. we'll go to our miami winners jason and melanie schoendorfer. judges, keep on eating. give this a try too. what makes your made in miami cuban burger special? >> so, it's a classic mash-up and we're taking our -- all american babe's burger, steak burger, house bread and butter curry pickles, some sriracha mayo and combining that with a cuban-style hamburger with a chorizo mix and our special sauce and it's miami made in heaven. tlos good.th >> i'm theuter at the sh day, all that delicious steak, that trim is going into the

burger blend and makes it fantastic. >> oh, okay. gina, you know good food. what is your assessment of the burger? >> they're all delicious. i love the way everybody kind of stood in their lanes, stayed the ground but, listen, listen, i got my choice. >> all right. >> i got my choice. i got my choice. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> now finally, we got our philadelphia winner, chris barnes, co-owner of lucky's last chance. now, chris, this burger was the most intriguing when we were doing this show all week because it's a pb and bacon burger. the peanut butter threw everybody off but tell us what makes it so special and work. >> this is the ultimate burger for the kid in all of us. it's a peanut butter and jelly bacon cheeseburger tied into one, two butter-toasted rolls, quarter ounce patty, bacon, american cheese, more cheese, more bacon, peanut butter and the jelly ties it all together. >> and the jelly

and tio'illookg your plate to see which one you like best by what you've been eating. >> all of them. >> tell me about this pb and bacon burger. >> i've never had peanut butter ever on any kind of sandwich other than a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, so this was actually quite a treat. put it in the jelly, it just brings all the flavors together so very good job. i was very hesitant to try it but as you can see, i did go ahead and bust it wide open. >> yes, you -- okay. >> bust it wide open. >> okay. it is time to find out who will be named "gma's" ultimate burger spot and take home $10,000. so, judges, are you ready? >> we are. >> can we get a drumroll, please, yes, another drumroll. [ drumroll ] >> all right, judges, get your paddles ready. jalen, i'm going to start with you, which of the four burgers was your favorite?

>> my favorite, i said thin patty and i love onions. >> trill burger. all right. tiki barber, you're up. what did you like? rger loved the texture of this >> the babe's.e' gina. you're up. what's your pick? >> caramelized onions, aioli sauce complemented it nicely. i'm going with -- >> okay. two for trill burger. titus, i don't know if there's a burger you didn't like. >> clearly wasn't. so all you guys did amin but obviously i got one burger that's completely gone. because i got summer slam coming up tomorrow so i'm going to go with trill burger. >> okay, and sam. >> look, it's just not there. he ate the whole thing.

>> he's a big man and for you, sam, round it out. >> i got to tell you, they're all delicious and, guys, for many different reasons, i was going to do an -- to having peanut butter in the burger and i dipped it in that jelly, the toasted bun and everything, i'm doing lucky's last chance. >> yeah, there we go. looks like the same one. lara and cecilia, i know you two said you already had your favorite. what was your favorite? i'm just curious. >> companion. companion. >> all right, the companion burger. and you also -- >> with our burgers just eating. >> they love the companion burger but the winner of our great burger grill-off is trill burgers. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] bun b. congratulations, man. come on out here. come on out here. we got a gift for you. sam will present it.

you are now -- >> the golden burger. >> the ultimate burger spot. >> are you supposed to get this too? i'll hold on to this, hold on to this check. >> got to hold on to this check. like you did that burger. >> yeah. >> great job. how you feel? >> i feel amazing. i want to give a shoutout to my competitors, the companion, babe's and lucky's, they made great products and when you go to their cities please check them out. i want to thank my wife for supporting me through the whole i'm bringing it home, baby, like you said. >> thank you, man. congratulations. >> thank you guys so much. >> the check. the other chefs, you are all going home with grilling tools from weber. everybody is going home with something and also to our judges, it's getting crazy out here. i'll go to ginger. get us out of here. michael, thank you so much. you know, if lara and cecilia are the old men from the muppets

i'm kind of feeling like animal up here because i got no burger. we also want to bring you a grilling forecast. we got hamburg, new jersey, 84, more clouds than sun. what do you think about mustard hill, ohio, getting showers and also, in case you're planning on grilling in the next six to ten days, this is next week. above average temperatures all through the midwest, chicago, philadelphia inclu coming up we've got star of the new sci-fi thriller "prey," amber midthunder is here live. stay with us. ♪ stay with us.

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we are back now with the breakout star of "prey," that is the latest movie in the "predator" franchise. amber midthunder and, my goodness, we're happy to have you here. fans are saying this movie is as heart pounding as the first one. how could that be? >> oh, how exciting. you'll just have to watch to know. >> welcome to "good morning america." we're so happy to have you here. but when the original "predator" was made that was ten years before you were born so do you remember the first time you saw arnold schwarzenegger in action because you are the arnold

schwarzenegger of this film. >> it's funny, i was aware of "predator" in mostly the way of pop culture. i feel that's how you know that something is iconic or classic is that it's worked its way into other movies and, you know, even like memes and the internet and stuff like that but, now, i remember watching specifically "terminator" the first time i watched a big arnold schwarzenegger movie and i remember, i'm sensitive to scary things and i was maybe like, i don't know, 8 or 10 and remember like for three solid weeks afterwards just every night i would go to bed, is an alien -- am i going to get attacked? is a robot going to kill me and my family? >> natural question. so when you auditioned, though, you didn't even know that this was for a "predator" franchise. how does it feel to be part of such a beloved franchise? >> it's very exciting. it's only now i kind of setting in doing stuff like this and the more people say it to me the

more i realize that's what this is. for so long i knew it as a story about a young woman who wanted to be a hunter and i knew that dan trachtenberg was directing and so for even shooting the movie, that was really how it lived inside my mind and now i see stuff like this, i guess it is a "predator" movie. >> oh, that's right. >> the whole crew, the whole cast, everybody had to go to a boot camp including the dog. what did she have to do to train and how were you a part of that? >> so, yeah, we had a four-week training camp in calgary before we started shooting the movie, because there's weapons and stunts and physical things. and also, there's a dog in the movie and she is not a trained movie dog. she was a dog trained for this movie. because she happened to be the right breed for the time period and the location so they adopted her and she happens to be like a very high energy animal so they had to teach her all the movie things and like a huge part is i talk to her a lot so she had to look me in the eyes so to teach her to like look me in the eyes, it was very high tech, i had a pair of glasses with the eyes

popped out and the nail on the front and they would stick a piece of meat on it. >> oh. >> so she would stare at it. when she looked at me long enough they would click something and she would eat the meat off my face. >> that is -- that is very unique. >> that's how movies are made, people. >> thank you so much, amber. we cannot wait to see this. thank you for being here and "prey" will debut on hulu next friday, august 5th. coming up, though, we are turning back the clock with fresh looks that work for both mom and daughter.

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done and be timeless with your fashion. >> thank you, guys, for having me, i'm very jealous of the burgers. >> two great mother/daughter duos. i can't believe what you've managed to do. let's talk about a big trend, i didn't even know you were going to say this, pants are in. >> so tracey and jessi both rocking great pants. one on a young, one on a -- >> sophisticated. >> -- mom. >> i like that. >> i will say one of the biggest tips i give is always -- pay attention to tailoring and how things fit. don't necessarily go for the trends. do whatever fits well. these are the same exact pants, we got them in the right size and did a little tailoring so it works wonders, so we have jessi in our pop punk early oughts trend. pink has been a big trend that we're seeing through spring. i'm pretty sure it will keep

going through the rest of fall and paired it with a corset to be a little night out sexy. we have tracey, our mom. >> tracey, you look gorgeous. >> tracey looks fab and a bit more of a modest peasant top shows a little skin, your neckline which we love to focus on, and then there's a color blocking in her scarf and in her shoes. >> i was going to say, love a color block. >> if you're not going to go bold with a corset use accessories to go bold. >> all right, great, thank you so much. ladies, thank you for being with us. you look beautiful. our next mother/daughter duo, natasha and kendall. ladies, you look great. a great example of one of a big tend which is bows and, two, how you can make one blouse look so different. >> yes, so seeing bows everywhere on the runway, i think it's one of those trends that we saw a lot in paris, very parisian style. i think it's -- it can be skewed a little younger, i think it's a misconception. i like the way we did this for natasha and kendall. natasha is wearing a blouse with a bow, i tied it on her waist this this white culotte with a little bit of hardware on the back to toughen

it up and then kendall is really leaning into her "emily in paris" vibe. >> 100%. >> with the shorter hemline to make it feel young and youthful. they're both wearing mary jane shoes, one i think is a bit more sophisticated. the other is younger and fun. >> i like this trend of knee-high hosiery. >> see through sock. >> yes, we call hosiery. >> i believe it is. ladies, the looks are both fantastic. love it. lean in all the way on that "emily in paris" look. so great. thank you for being with us. >> i appreciate it. thank you to our models, our lovely mom and daughter duos. >> we'll have that information for everybody on our website. thank you again. >> so lovely to have you. >> continue to eat your burger. and we'll be right back.

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>> this is abc7news. kumasi: good morning everyone, here is sue hall with traffic. sue: 81 westbound near ashby avenue with reports of an accident. traffic is heavy duty. the accident is out of lanes. further problems in the reverse community -- commute, an accident is blocking a lane here. you could see stacking up towards pittsburgh. >> fog stick along the coast. elsewhere we are doing much better but dealing with gray conditions. temperatures climbing through the most part. morning from our rooftop camera. the fog thins out, we will have

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