good morni good morning, america. it's our second hour. search warrant unsealed, details on those highly classified documents fbi agents seized from mar-a-lago. the potential legal fallout for the former president and what trump's team is saying about the search now. cause for concerns. polio virus detected in new york city wastewater. what health officials are saying about the spread. vanessa bryant's emotional day in court leaving in tears. a witness testifying to seeing photos of the kobe crash scene. the latest on bryant's case against los angeles deputies. ♪ i got no rules ♪ housing market reality check, the cast of selling the

oc gets real, how interest rates are shifting power dynamics. >> demand's down significantly. i mean, we feel it. >> when can buyers expect some relief? ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ another day, another slay. beyonce dropping that new teaser. reaction overnight. what's next in queen bee's renaissance? ♪ if you're hot then you're cold ♪ and coming in hot from color changing clothes to scrunchies heating things up. it's the latest '90s trend that's taking over tiktok as we say good morning, america. at good morning, america. so great to have trevor ault filling in with us for whit on the desk this morning. and now we're in, not too bad, right? >> i feel like i'm doing great. i feel like you could pick it up a bit. [ laughter ] >> oh, oh. >> excuse me, america. you see he came out swinging. [ laughter ] >> roll up the sleeves then, all right.

a lot to get to this second hour. and we are starting with the search warrant for mar-a-lago, now unsealed revealing more details about what investigators were looking for. >> so the fbi has seized more than two dozen boxes, some of them including highly classified documents, and we know now they were looking into three potential crimes, one of them espionage. >> we go back to washington, and abc's white house correspondent, maryalice parks with the latest on the search of the former president's home. good morning again, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. yeah, that search warrant that was unsealed and made public by a federal judge providing a lot the fbi agents were searching for and what they seized. now, according to those documents, agents were looking for evidence of three potential crimes, violations of the espionage act, unlawful removal of public documents and an obstruction of justice by concealing, altering or destroying records to impede an investigation.

listed in their receipts, agents say they found 27 boxes of government documents including 11 sets of classified documents, 4 sets of documents were marked top secret, and one marked top secret/sci. that's a special classification reserved for some of the most sensitive national security information. the kind of intel normally viewed in a highly secure location. now, the unsealed receipt did not say what exactly the seized classified information was. "the washington post" reporting that among the materials sought by federal agents was some related to u.s. nuclear weapons program. now, and remember, abc news learned that doj subpoenaed earlier this year and sent a small group of federal agents to mar-a-lago. all of it part of a months' long effort to try to retrieve the documents before executing the search warrant monday. the attorney general saying thursday where possible it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search. eva? >> maryalice parks for us there, thank you.

now to those new polio concerns. health officials in new york city saying that the virus has been detected in wastewater. phil lipof has the latest. good morning to you, phil. >> good morning to you, eva. you know, new york city mayor eric adams has called this a trifecta problem. first covid, then monkeypox, and now the virus that causes polio has been found in new york city's wastewater. this on the heels of the first case of polio in the united states since 1979 being identified in rockland county, new york. this happened just last month. that diagnosis prompted health officials to test the wastewater where the virus was found in both rockland and orange counties. it was found there. now it's been detected in new york city's wastewater. so what does this all mean? the findings are alarming because, as you know, polio had been eradicated in the united states. still, health experts say most people in the u.s. are protected as the polio vaccine is part of the vaccination schedule for children.

86% of new york city residents are vaccinated against polio and even if you were vaccinated decades ago, you are expected to have protection against the virus. polio in wastewater is not a direct risk to individuals, but the fact that it has been found there means there is a risk of spreading in communities of unvaccinated people. so those who have not been are now of course being urged to get vaccinated. the polio virus causes paralytic polio and can lead to paralysis in the arms and legs. it can be deadly. right now, though, guys, health officials are not recomm now. >> and the important takeaway is as you said health experts said most people in the country are protected. >> if you are vaccinated, yes. >> phil, thank you so much. still coming up here on our "gma" morning menu, the latest on vanessa bryant's lawsuit against los angeles county. inside her emotional day in the courtroom. and also this morning, that new beyonce teaser, what has the whole beyhive saying i'm that girl. >> sorry, you saying that just

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welcome back to "gma." welcome back to "gma." let's get right to our "gma" cover story. vanessa bryant excusing herself from the courtroom, leaving in tears. morgan norwood is in los angeles with the details. morgan, good morning, again. this testimony has been tough. >> reporter: yeah, janai, hard to hear testimony, and it revealed what those post-crash images of kobe bryant and daughter gianna looked like especially after that crash. some of those details too graphic for me to share with you, especially this time of morning. but this morning vanessa bryant is demanding accountability from the l.a. county officers and deputies who shared those photos.

kobe bryant was one of the most recognized icons in sports. whether smiling in triumph or grimacing thanks so what he'd call mamba mentality, the images, murals, memorials of him seen by millions across the world help keep his legacy alive. but there are photos that vanessa bryant, his widow says should have never been taken, let alone shared. she's suing los angeles county alleging invasion of privacy. a federal civil case that's now ramping up and unleashing a fresh round of heartbreak for the widow and mother. vanessa bryant telling the court about the mental and emotional anguish she said she endured after a los angeles county deputy trainee allegedly shared gruesome photos from the helicopter crash that killed her husband kobe, daughter gianna and nine others in 2020. lawyers describing that day as the worst day of vanessa bryant's life, adding that the county made it much worse. they poured salt on an open wound.

on thursday, vanessa bryant leaving the court in tears after testimony by a bartender who says police officers showed him photos of the crash. she left the courtroom and didn't return for the rest of the day. vanessa bryant is going after los angeles county for an undisclosed amount of damages, a battle that even before this point has proven difficult. but the county wanting bryant to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, arguing that bryant's emotional distress stems from the deaths, not the photos. the los angeles county sheriff's department saying it took decisive action to keep those photos from getting out. since kobe's death, vanessa has continued to honor kobe and gianna's memory, speaking about them both when bryant was enshrined into the basketball hall of fame, vowing to honor them in eery way possible. >> i wish my husband was here to accept this incredible award. he and gigi deserve to be here to witness this. >> reporter: and vanessa bryant already turned down a

$2.5 million settlement in a similar case involving this crash. instead, wanting the jury to decide in this one. janai? >> she has already been through so much. morgan, thank you so much for that report. trevor? >> even the courtroom sketches are tough to look at with her so distraught. we want to turn to a real estate reality check. with inflation still so high, there is a possible sign of hope for aspiring homeowners. our alex presha caught up with the power brokers behind selling the oc to learn a little bit more. take a look. >> reporter: fluctuating gas prices, increasing food costs and rising inflation have been major concerns for consumers this summer. as speculation about an upcoming recession is making americans nervous, brokers and experts are now saying the market is shifting across the country along all price points. from the west coast -- >> demand's down significantly. i mean, we feel it. >> reporter: -- to the east coast -- >> things have started to slow down. >> reporter: -- we're with brokers and buyers as they navigate the changing landscape. >> people would pay whatever it took to get the property they wanted.

now we're seeing reason kind of flow back into the buyers' mind-sets and they're becoming a little bit more picky.orange co california, where demand for luxury real estate like this home is high. >> this is not a starter home. >> no. >> you've graduated, alex. >> reporter: they plan to list it for 7 to $7.5 million. >> gated community, 68 homes around here, ultra exclusive. >> as you can see, this house is all about the views. >> reporter: gio and justin are are two of the stars of selling the oc where signs of a slowdown started appearing in april according to discount brokerage firm red fin. and while other cities in california like oakland, sacramento and san jose are experiencing cooling markets where sellers aren't able to get higher prices, the duo describes a slowdown in the oc region as a balance back to normal. one of the most difficult parts of home buying is knowing how to present the best offer if you can't spend as much. >> if you put down 10%, it's

still a strong offer. if you say i want to close in 45 days, and you know, i limit my inspections, there are other things now that make your offer stronger. >> reporter: and the age-old question is it better to rent than own, depends on individual circumstances. >> there's a lot of americans who are stuck between a rock and a hard place. rents are going up in some cities as much as 20 or 30%. buying a house is about more than just affording the mortgage. there's closing costs. there's taxes. there are often things that have to be fixed. >> reporter: from the west coast to the east coast, we're with brokers and buyers as they navigate the changing landscape. alex presha, abc news, los angeles. >> and our thanks to alex for that. you can see his full report on "nightline" streaming now on hulu. it is now that time of the morning. time for "pop news." you can see her dancing, megan wright is here. you've been zigzagging across the country. >> i have. you know what of course i tell you it's very important for me to be back here with very

serious investigative pop news. let's begin this morning with beyonce dropping a teaser for a track that's just too hot for morning tv. beyonce dropping a two-minute long tease for her music video "i'm that girl" and the beyhive is buzzing. one fan commenting, quote, one thing bey is going to do is give us visuals and looks. and others calling it her vogue moment. now, all this after beyonce teamed up with the queen of pop, that would be madonna, of course, for a mashup of "break my soul" and "vogue." now, that single is called "break my soul," queen's remix and it has a who's who of honorable mentions. including solange, including destiny's child's band mate kelly rowland and lizzo. who shared her reaction on twitter, writing, quote, i always believed in me. now beyonce believed in me too. beyonce is always keeping us on our toes. i am listening to this album nonstop.azing. now let's move on to comedy legend -- to a comedy legend.

he's been the jerk and the father of the bride, and now steve martin is hinting at his retirement. after 60 years in show business, the funny man tells "the hollywood reporter" after his hit show "only murders in the building" comes to an end, he's going to try and slow down, saying, quote, when this television show is done, i'm not going to seek others. i'm not going to seek other movies. i don't want to do cameos. this is weirdly it. but the good news is that "only murders" isn't going away anytime soon. i'm very happy about that. this is one of my favorite shows. the comedy just got renewed for a third season after leading this year's emmy nominations with an astounding 17 awards. you can catch up now on hulu. i'm a few episodes behind. so don't tell me anything. >> i loved "father of the bride" as a kid. it was like my favorite. >> yeah. i mean -- >> i can relate to not wanting to do any work, though. [ laughter ]

finally this morning, i can't do it like whitney, so i'm just going to say it's possible. i can't. the stars of "cinderella" are reuniting on abc to celebrate the game-changing tv musical's 25th anniversary. now, brandy sporting those glass slippers alongside whitney houston, of course, whoopi goldberg, jason alexander and bernadette peters. the upcoming abc news special will include cast interviews, plus rare behind the scenes footage of whitney working her magic on set. "cinderella, the reunion" the special edition of 2020 will be followed by a royal presentation of the movie airing for the first time in more than two decades. it all begins tuesday, august 23rd before the clock strikes midnight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> that movie was iconic. >> ground breaking in so many ways. >> yes, yes. >> i also like that it's before my bedtime. >> just early enough. >> we're all finding things we like here.

now let's get a check of the weather. cheryl scott from our chicago station wls is here. hey, cheryl. >> looking for that fairy tale story in the weather. here in the northeast beautiful and sunny, but check out this video from destin, florida. beachgoers do not seem too alarmed, but there you can see a water spout churning up the seas there. great capture from that onlooker, and then here's another live view from lauderdale by the sea, and you can see those clouds building in. a sign of things to come because more rain expected here across parts of south florida. it's going to be a wet go with an additional 1 to 3 inches, but also a key focus is parts of the gulf. an area of low pressure is forming here, and this is going to bring periods of heavy rain starting tonight, continuing into monday, and the big story here, they've been dealing with hot and dry conditions, much needed rain, but a flash flooding threat. that's a check across the country.

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♪ better shape up, you better understa ♪ better shape up, you better understand ♪ to my heart i must be true ♪ welcome back to "gma," hopelessly devoted to olivia newton-john, and her unforgettable turn as sandy in "grease." coming up, how the world is celebrating her life and legacy. >> you can't help but want to sing along to that. that is just ahead. first here are the headlines we're following right now. the family of vanessa guillen filing a $35 million lawsuit for damages against the u.s. government. guillen was a soldier stationed at fort hood, texas, when she was sexually harassed and killed by a fellow soldier. the family saying military leaders failed to take appropriate action. actress anne heche has been declared brain dead one week

after a crash in los angeles. heche has been in a coma since shortly after her car slammed into a home causing a fire. her former partner ellen degeneres saying this is a sad day. i'm sending anne's children, family and friends all of my love. one of heche's sons saying he's left with a deep, worthless sadness. celebrating the wnba's all-time leading rebounder, sylvia fowles as they played their last regular season home game. in minneapolis. she is retiring at the end of the season after playing for minnesota for the past eight seasons. she spent a total of 15 years in the wnba, a true trailblazer. >> wow. well, it is time now for -- [ air horn ] -- "binge this." kelley carter, we love kelley carter. the senior entertainment reporter joins us now from los angeles. hey, kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. how are you doing? >> good. okay.

so first up the rockford peaches are back. tell us about the reboot that's taking center field. >> reporter: absolutely. you can stream it right now on amazon. it's a reboot of the film we all love because we know there is still no crying in baseball. this is a series that really kind of picks up and celebrates all the things that we loved about the original film, but it also taps into some things that people felt were really glaring errors. it gets into race, racism, and also same-sex love, and so it's really kind of this beautiful kind of walk back into time and it's a great watch. >> it's a classic and this new one looks good as well. quite frankly, i would rather talk about "vampire hunters." what do you got? >> reporter: listen, if you've ever wondered what a film with jamie foxx and snoop dogg might look like, especially if they're hunting vampires, go to netflix. it just started streaming yesterday. it is a horror comedy, so you will laugh and you will also cover your eyes a lot during this film. it's a lot of fun. there's some snoop dogg music,

and vampire teeth are very valuable in case you were ever wondering how to make an extra 10,000 bucks in a week. that's what jamie foxx's character is trying to do in this film, and it's vampire teeth. that's the answer. so go get some. >> i'm intrigued. >> that combination has me all kinds of thinking right now. finally we have to talk to you about this. we lost a legend earlier this week. the world is celebrating olivia newton john including you paying homage to sandy a few halloweens ago. i think we have a picture. how are you honoring this icon? >> reporter: oh, my gosh, forever a pink lady i am. listen, i don't know anyone who didn't grow up listening to, loving, celebrating "grease." it's probably my most watched film of all time. i do know the choreography still, and also going to watch "physical." remember her biggest hit? that music video, if you have not watched it anytime soon, please go back and check it out. in 1981 some people might have

called it controversial. today it would be called inclusive and progressive, just a fun pop hit, and it's going to make you want to find a head band and get on a treadmill after seeing olivia newton-john in this music video. if you do want to watch her in a film, you have to watch "grease." come on, rydell high, go back with the gang. also, if you missed john travolta's beautiful instagram tribute to his forever sandy, please check that out, but have your box of kleenex nearby. beautiful, lovely tribute for a great chemistry pair up in this movie. >> i think some people might still call that music video controversial, at least when i was just watching the clips. did that look controversial to you guys? >> reporter: it's fun. it's a good time. >> let's get physical. >> kelley carter, thank you so much for being with us. >> reporter: thanks for having me. coming up here on "gma," the '90s trend that's coming in hot on tiktok and how you can get

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those heat reactive and color changing clothes, they're back. here to break it down is "people" magazine stylist beauty editor andrea lavinthal. thank you for being with us. '90s trends are nothing new, but are you surprised about this trend? >> no, i'm not surprised because, you know, the '90s, y2k, anything that is visually y 's tiktok gold. so of course gen-z is going to be like color changing clothes, let's do it. >> i wasn't ready for my childhood things to be in style retro again. >> we're retro. >> kind of shocked me a little bit. we got the classics, you have your t-shirts, you have your scrunchies. >> apparently a mask is a classic now. >> that's right. >> so yes, this is what you remember from the '90s, that thermal chromic technology, it means the dye that's used is heat sensitive. so if you put heat,

here's a blow-dryer. it should change color. let's see. >> you got it, trevor? >> will it work? oh, yeah. >> nice. >> okay. >> so you know, fun little party trick. you go to a barbecue. you impress all your friends by slapping your own hands on your own body and being like, look, look, it changed colors. >> or just sweating. >> or just sweating. >> so it's not just clothes. they've also got some stuff for the kitchen. >> yeah, this is so fun. this is the opposite. this is i mean this is fun for adults and kids. i would say do this at like a kid's birthday party as sort of entertainment and let them take the bowl bag. even this spoon is cold activated. fun way also to get your kids to eat something they don't like, you know, like ice cream. >> i was going to say, pass the ice cream this way. >> because every child hates ice cream.

>> with this, it's just add water. i was having fun with this. this is really cool. >> i do love this. this is hydrochromic technology, which is as you said, add water, you get these patterns and color changing as well. the raincoat's so cute for kids. i mean, i don't think kids love going out in the rain, so this will encourage them. >> really? you said your daughter's 3. give her another year. >> she'll love running in the puddles. what a fun party trick in the barbecue and pool water. look, everybody, my shorts are a different color. i did not pee. it's the water. >> and then the nail polish too. >> this i love. this is solar activated. so when it goes in the sun or has heat or ice you could put it in, it will change colors, and you know, you can say it's your mood and depending on the mood, you could blame, you know, say look, you made me mad. my nail polish is changing colors. it changes with water, heat, the sun. it's kind of fun. it's very tiktoky. >> yes.va io e

>> there's ice cream here, who's not going to eat this? >> who doesn't like a little bit of -- you know, this is something fun. we're all looking for -- >> i'm showing the product. >> i love the idea, asmr for your eyes. >> yes. >> and that's tiktok gold. we love it. >> andrea, thanks so much for being with us here. you can pick up this week's issue of "people" on newsstands nationwide now. let's get a check of our weather with cheryl scott. we've got ice cream over here for you too. >> we are looking at grand haven, michigan, and what's really interesting here one of the coolest spots here in the country, going for a record high. temps in the mid to upper 60s, and that water temperature in the 70s. that's really impressive. cooling off there, and we are looking at a cooling trend, which i know will be welcome to so many of you across parts of texas. the deep south into tennessee, the mid-south all the way to the east coast, below average temperatures on tap for the

middle to the end of next week. however, on the other side well above average temperatures here are forecasted for the middle to the end of next week for the pacific northwest, so that heat will continue to build. not great news for fire season here but something that we'll continue to watch. that's a look across the country. and coming up, we've got two anchors eating ice cream, and i get to talk about zucchini on the menu. we're going to whip up a summer salad. it's going to be great along with a delectable dessert. we're going to be right back after this.

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instead want to turn to a seasonal go-to, the inexpensive, the oh, so easy zucchini. we have chef david mayfield. we appreciate you joining us. we have a couple of ways to introduce vegetables into our diet. >> if you're anything like me and you have a gar probably have zucchini coming out of your ears right now. i love these fun different ways to do them. salad is a unique way to kind of use this vegetable. what we're going to use is this special tool called a mandolin, which can really improve your quality of life or it can hurt it, depending on how you use it. you just have to be a little bit careful. it can really help a lot with speeding things up. so you basically just make some swirls like so. it helps a lot with the slicing. we're going to take a few zucchini like so and we're going t salt them, and the salt's going to start bringing some moisture out and make them a little bit more pliable. we're going to take them and do these beautiful little curls on the plate here. i love this for the texture. i love it for the color and it's just really, really beautiful. we have a vinaigrette we're going to make, it's going to

have some lemon juice and honey. we make this at the restaurant, really, really fantastic. and that's the flavor. it's bamba. and you get it in the bowl with the honey and lemon. >> what's in the bamba? just give us a little bit. >> chilies, roasted garlic, and pickled chilies. it's very fantastic, very simple. it gives an unctioness, spiciness. it's really, really fantastic. >> a bamba. >> we're going to add a little extra virgin olive oil, your vinaigrette is done. it's that simple. you really can't mess this up. >> how do you put this together? >> you take your vinaigrette, pour it over your delicious summer squash there. that's right. it has that beautiful vibrant pop of color. we're going to take one of my favorite things to add to salad, under used in terms of its quality of eating, super, dynamic, super beautiful and for texture we're going to take some toasted almonds.

that's your whole salad. we're going to add a little bit of parmesan reggiano, adds some saltiness to it, which i love. >> i love the giant chunks. >> i like big flavors, and i think that's the best way to use it. we're going to come over here and what we're going to do is make a zucchini bread. this is one of my favorite things to do especially with my daughter. every wednesday we have a baking project. we go into the garden, pick our zucchini. very simple. take your dry ingredients, whisk them together, take your wet ingredients, you whisk those together. >> why is it so important to do them separately? >> it's about emulsifying everything together, right? with the dry all together, it all kind of gets spread out. with the wet you emulsify them together. you don't have a little salt over here, a little baking soda over here. so you always add wet to dry. first we're going to add our shredded zucchini in, very easy,

and at this point we're going to get rid of the whisk and we're going to use a plastic spatula. you don't want to over whisk. you don't want the gluten elasticity -- to start -- >> sorry, the what? >> the gluten elasticity. it's basically what gives structure to bread. when you have breads or cakes, right, where you want a very tender crumb, you don't want to overwork them. you're going to bring that together. >> a little chemistry for you guys this morning. >> no kidding. >> isn't that in sweatpants? >> exactly. we're going to add sour cream, and that's going to help with the fattiness and really, really delicious flavor, and then my favorite dark chocolate and walnuts. we bring that together. it's that easy. one of my favorite projects to give my daughter is to butter the pan with her hands. she goes and butters the inside of the pan. she loves getting butter everywhere. we pour the batter in. we make sure we don't over mix, right, and it's that simple. what you get when you batter, you put the batter into the pan,

you bake that, and then you get this beautiful -- >> and this is a good way to sneak some vegetables for kids. >> sure, it's also sugar, right? let's call it what it is. let's call it what it is but totally, but look -- p>> it's special for us. >> it's a great way to use zucchini. no hate on that, but let's just -- you know, it is a dessert. i love giving it to her in the morning when we're going to day care and i bring the rest of the bread for her teachers. >> go ahead, dad. yes, involved dad. >> also teaching her how the food is made, that's so important. >> totally and that's one of my favorite things to do, bake with my daughter. it really develops their skills in that sense. >> it's delicious. thank you, chef. we're quite grateful for the foods. you can get these recipes on goodmorningamerica.com. we'll be right back.

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large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug.

oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. befo give a shoutout to our second hour intern, arianna cobb. she's a howard graduate. she's been with us all summer. this is her last saturday with us in the studio. arianna, we are wishing you all the best as you start grad school at columbia in september. remember us, orientation is this

tuesday, so get ready to study. >> ms. smarty pants over there. our thanks to trevor for hanging ot with us this morning and cheryl scott. >> perfect. >> the gloves are off between these two. we'll be right back here tomorrow. >> we'll try.

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$7,000 a month. many vacation homes are empty. to qualify, tenets must work at least 20 hours per week at a local establishment. today will be the second day of the jazz summerfest. residents in silicon valley gathered to kick off the first night of the festival, which runs through tomorrow. also, the uss hornet museum is hosting its centennial celebration of the aircraft carrier. you can visit the museum starting at 10:00 for free tours. f-18 fighter jets will be fine over at 12:30 p.m. daniel dwyer is giving a presentation during the ceremony, which starts at 1:00. admission is free for active duty navy and marines. let's get a check on the forecast. lisa: the sentence coming out of the east bay, you can see emeryville with low clouds. it is brightening up a lot

quicker and it's going to warm up. it is 62 in santa clara and looking at the golden gate bridge, a low cloud deck. 61 in santa rosa. it's a little cooler this morning. we're making up the difference quickly as tomorrow will be warmer, 84 in san jose. look for 77 in oakland and 90's in the north bay. liz: two dozen boxes take from from donald trump's florida state. a newly unsealed search warrant details what was inside.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a federal judge conceals a search warrant used in the fbi raid of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate revealing two dozen boxes of government documents. in morning it is saturday august 13th, thank you for joining us on this busy week. let us look at the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning. we have our fog that is quickly scattering this morning leading to a sunny day. there is a look at our visible picture to the san mateo coast, half moon bay and pacifica looking at patchy fog. sunny downtown with 59 in the

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