service. he will likely need to transfer if you rely on this. kumasi: the annual running of the bulls is underway in spain. the race today lasted two minutes 21 seconds which is faster than all three previous days. is this on your bucket list? amanda: not at all. drew: i would watch from high up. way up high. amanda: not anywhere where i could get gord or touched or anything like that. kumasi: [laughter] ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, scorching temperatures hitting the west coast, floods in the northeast. overnight, floods in the northeast turned roads into rivers. cars and houses totally submerged.

crews racing to rescue people trapped. at least one person dead. ginger's live on the scene. plus the triple digit temperatures for millions. new fallout this morning over the u.s. decision to send controversial weapons to ukraine. as president biden touches down in london about to meet with king charles. urgent man hunt. authorities search for this murder suspect and survivalist. what police have found and why they think he's getting help. on the mend. jamie foxx seen in public for the first time since his mysterious health scare. new details about the cracked roller coaster. what investigators have now found. when killer whales attack. some of the most fearsome predators on the planet go after ship, even sinking three. matt gutman getting up close and personal with one family. >> that's the baby right there. >> what one expert says is really going on.

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news from wimbeldon. that's coming up. guys? >> thank you so much. looking forward to talking to you two later. ethel and lucy? we're going to begin with that breaking news overnight. torrential rain triggering catastrophic flooding on the east coast. at least one person was killed. crews racing to rescue people through the night. >> in addition to the rain, millions are suffering from the triple digit heat from coast to coast with no relief in sight. >> victor oquendo is standing by, but we begin with ginger tracking the flooding emergency. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. cindy beyer's drive way consumed by that flooding. that's a sink hole, almost getting her neighbors truck. the debris holding it up against her home because of that creek which was, 18 hours ago, a raging river. we've had 8 inches in about 24 hours in the hudson valley. 1 in 1,000 year flood event down to pennsylvania. that means .1% chance of that happening at any point in the year.

it is rare, dangerous, and it's not over. catastrophic flooding swallowing new york's hudson valley just north of new york city. >> oh my god. >> a state of emergency in orange county. this family frantically trying to keep the water out of their home. >> please, make it stop! >> elsewhere in the same county, one woman was killed, swept away in those turbulent floodwaters. people driving on storm king highway dodging rushing waterfalls. dozens of roads closed. >> the focus today will be getting into those areas that were inaccessible during the storm. there were some road ways washed out in and around the village. we'll go door to door make sure everybody is safe. >> at the u.s. military academy west point, more than 8 inches of rain, most of it in just about six hours. cars, roads and homes submerged. >> every road that i go on, either there's power lines down, trees down, flooded.

i can't get home. >> this country club in woodbury inundated, now under nearly 4 feet of water. ft. montgomery, cars washed down a drive way. >> it was extremely scary. i have never seen anything like this before. to just watch all of the water come running through my property, taking everything with it and there was nothing that we could do. >> multiple water rescues overnight. the national weather service urging people to avoid driving. this video in highland falls showing water nearly as high as the fence. in pennsylvania -- >> oh my gosh, look at this vehicle. >> -- cars up to their hoods trying to cross flooded streets. that van stalling out, needing rescue. the red sedan, not going anywhere as water swells around it. others running and salvaging anything they can. look at this map to see just how pinpointed and targeted that 8-12 inches.

this is radar estimates from eastern pennsylvania up here to orange county and rocklin county up into parts of connecticut. we will see more of this today. we already are. i'm seeing damage reports coming in from vermont. the flood watches go into maine. new hampshire is covered into it. michael, anticipate 4 to 6 inches. it only had to travel about 20 miles to get to all of this. >> wow, ginger. those images are just overwhelming. thank you so much for that. joining us now is new york orange county executive steve newhouse from one of the hardest hit areas from the flash floods. good morning. good morning, executive neuhaus. appreciate you joining us this morning. >> morning, michael. >> you and the governor have issued a state of emergency for orange county. can you tell us what the situation is right now? >> so right now thankfully the water has receded and we're able to get to people. last night was complete chaos.

i spoke to the governor in the afternoon and basically state police and new york state transportation were trying to get to us so anybody who was in highland falls or the ft. montgomery area was trapped in there. first responders did their best. we are trying to get to people to make sure they are okay. we have a couple power outages. we need to do an analysis of all the infrastructure. many roads and bridges have been washed out. that's basically what our priority is today, to try and get them and open up these major arteries. >> we know all the challenges you are trying to do your best to help everybody that's caught up in this. tragically, the remains of one person have been found. we hear there may be more people missing. what can you tell us about the search and rescue efforts? >> so right now we think that we've got everybody accounted for, but there's some people that could have been swept away. there was major flash flooding and the young lady that passed

away just got caught up with it. she and her family tried to evacuate their house. she crossed with a pet and lost her footing and, unfortunately was washed down into a ravine. so we believe that there are no more rescues to be found but if there were people that did not report it or call 911, those are folks that we're just making sure that fell through the cracks, to make sure everybody is accounted for. >> and what message do you have for people in your county? >> basically, if you are not essential worker, do not come to our area here at west point, ft. montgomery. we need to keep these roads open. we have a number of people that came out with cars and low profile cars driving in five feet of water and making it even more difficult for myself and my emergency management team to rescue people. >> just don't need anybody there just adding to all of the chaos and work that you're already dealing with.

executive steve neuhaus, thank you for joining us. appreciate your time. >> thank you, michael. now to the unrelenting heat. tens of millions suffering under triple digit temperatures, from coast to coast. victor oquendo is live from miami, one of the hottest places in the country. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. even by miami standards this is excessive. we are starting the week under another heat advisory. peak heat index ranging from 105 to 110. this is being felt from coast to coast. more than 35 million americans across six states on alert for the dangerous heat from here in florida to california. in phoenix they've reached 110 plus degrees for ten days straight. the record is 18. the national weather service warns this could be the worst heat wave ever for the area as they brace for a similar week ahead. it's been the hottest start to the year in places like del rio,

texas, tallahassee, ft. meyers, orlando, key west and miami. even the water behind me is hotter than normal, about three to five degrees above average for this time of year. and there is no relief in sight. george? >> can feel it. thanks very much. overseas to president biden in europe for a nato summit. he's meeting with king charles for the first time since he was crowned in may. elizabeth schulze is traveling with the president. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a major moment for president biden as he makes a push for european allies. it comes as a pivotal time for the nato alliance amid a fierce debate over whether ukraine should become a member. this morning president biden kicking off a three country trip to europe meeting with u.k. prime minister as he seeks to shore up support for ukraine ahead of a critical nato summit. >> i have been meeting with a close friend and greater ally. >> reporter: the president also set to meet with king charles for the first time since the monarch was crowned in may, a

symbolic visit to build their personal relationship and highlight the fight against climate change. at the heart of biden's trip is the two-day nato summit in lithuania where allies are divided over whether ukraine should become a member of the alliance. the president insists ukraine is not yet ready to join while it's at war with russia. >> i don't think there is unanimity about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family now at this moment in the middle of a war. >> reporter: at the nato summit, the president will have to defend his decision to send cluster munitions amid growing criticism from allies like canada, germany and spain. banned in more than 120 countries, cluster munitions scatter raining down smaller explosives, posing a deadly risk to civilians. ukraine said it needs to help now as its counter offensive grounds on.

the white house insists the cluster munitions will aid in the fight with ammunitions running low. >> we are trying to ramp up the shells they're using the most. that production rate is still not where we want to it be so we're going to send these additional artillery shells that have cluster bomblets in them to help bridge the gap as we ramp up production. >> reporter: another big question at the nato summit is whether there will be an agreement on sweden joining the alliance. that's been held up by turkey and hungary but president biden is pushing hard for a deal this week. george? >> last week we saw american drones over syria. they were surrounded by russian aircraft. now one of those drones killed an isis leader? >> reporter: that's right, george. the defense department said u.s. drones took out an isis leader as he was riding a motorcycle in syria friday night. this was just hours before when u.s. officials say russian aircraft had been harassing those same drones. it was just the latest example of what the u.s. is calling

unsafe and unprofessional behavior of russian fighter jets harassing american drones. george? >> elizabeth, thanks. linsey? now to the urgent manhundred for a murder suspect on the run after breaking out of jail in pennsylvania. police say he is an extremely self-taught survivalist. he has military experience. alex presha is in pennsylvania with the latest. >> reporter: this morning an urgent man hunt in pennsylvania for michael berham intensifies. pennsylvania state police say officers have located multiple stock piles or camp sites they believe he was using. they suspect he may be getting help. >> when i say there may be one or more individuals assisting him, that's part of that on going investigation. if they are, we will prosecute them. >> reporter: the self-taught survivalist is believed to be armed. he escaped from the warren county jail late thursday.

deputies say berham rapelled from the roof using bed sheets made into rope. multiple law enforcement agencies now widening their search by air and on foot. the mood here, uneasy. sunday night a 911 call led to an entire neighborhood being blocked off, a swat team going house to house. no sign of berma'am but authorities believe he may have broken into a country side home 16 miles north of the jail killing one of the couple's dogs and stealing men's clothes. >> very scary. keeping their community safe is very important. >> reporter: state police here say their goal is just to get berham back in custody. amount of force used is up to him. they're leaning on the public for tips offering a combined reward of $9,500 for information leading to arrest. michael? >> all right. thank you, alex. now to one of the biggest soccer stars, megan rapinoe said she will retire at the end of

the season. meaning she'll squeeze in one more world cup. eva pilgrim is here. good morning, eva. >> i'm sad but also kind of excited. megan rapinoe giving us a farewell tour of the west kind, going out her way and hoping to bring home what would be a history making third in a row world cup title. on the verge of the women's world cup, u.s. soccer legend megan rapinoe saying this one will be her last. >> i feel so honored to be able to have represented this country and this federation for so many years. it's truly been the greatest thing that i have ever done. >> reporter: the 38-year-old planning to retire at the end of the year. one of soccer's most decorated players, the california native earned gold at the 2012 london olympics. rapinoe is now on the brink of her fourth world cup having won the title in both 2015 and 2019. >> goal!

u.s. wins! >> reporter: the golden boot winner has scored 63 goals with 73 assists in 199 appearances for team usa so far. >> she has been the one, when the united states needed a goal or a pass or something great to happen, more often than not it was megan rapinoe who lit that fire. >> reporter: rapinoe is also a fierce advocate for social issues such as lgbtq right, racial justice and equal pay. she discussed her activism with our own robin roberts. >> i think at the end of the day i want everyone to have the opportunity to just really be their full selves. i think us as a country will be better for it. >> reporter: the world cup kicks off in less than two week. rapinoe and the u.s. team play vietnam in their first game next friday. i'm hoping that we get to see her be the clutch player that she is. she's always so much fun to watch. >> so much fun to watch.

we know she'll also continue her impact off the field as well, even though she's retiring. she's got the word cup. >> i will be there. >> lucky you. all right. thank you, eva. coming up, jamie foxx. he's seen in public for first type since his health scare. we have the latest on his road to recovery. plus what is going on with orca attacks on boats? we'll tell you about the new research. even more fans behaving badly. harry styles gets hit in the face by a flying object at a concert. but first let's head back over to ginger. >> hey. 24 days at 100 plus. el paso, texas, now breaking a record for consecutive 100 plus days. they've had records like that going back to the 1880s. the heat is on for the desert southwest. feeling like those excessive heat warnings are starting to build. palm springs 107, 109 phoenix. texas still very hot. some of the numbers are going to be well over 105, 110 or so.

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the health scare that hospitalized him for weeks. good morning, mona. >> the actor appeared in good spirits as he flashed a peace sign to fans in chicago living what he calls boat life. later telling supporters he is celebrating summer. this morning a surprise return as actor jamie foxx is spotted in public for the first time since his health scare. the oscar winning actor looking healthy seen here in a video obtained by tmz in the windy city on the chicago river riding on the deck of a boat looking relaxed, smiling and waving to fans who were cheering him on. the actor taking to twitter saying boat life, stay blessed. >> a source tells people in light of this video that everyone has seen of jamie foxx on a boat looking happy and waving to ongoers is that he is doing really well. he's not taking a lot of visitors at the moment, according to a source close to the actor. >> reporter: tmz online reported foxx is getting help in chicago

at one of the country's top physical rehab centers that specializes in treating patients with stroke issues. and brain injuries. ♪ the ray star was spotted last in public in april on the set of "back in action." the film taking a pause in production after he was rushed to the hospital. ♪ his daughter said her father had experienced a medical complication. >> months later and we're finally seeing the actor standing, seemingly enjoying himself. it really just speaks to how well he is recovering. >> reporter: fans showing an outpouring of love and support. many of his celebrity friends doing the same. >> it is so good to see him out and about. mona, thank you very much. now the latest on the series of orca attacks on boats, sinking three ships this year. new research has given us an idea of what might be behind it. matt gutman joins us with that.

good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. over the past couple of years, orcas off the coast of spain and portugal have been body slamming boats, chewing off their rudders spawning speculations that the orcas might be out for revenge against humans. we went to one of the biggest orca habitats on the planet off the coast of canada and learned this might be more fad than feud. >> we lost both rudders. >> reporter: something is happening off the coast of spain and portugal. killer whales attacking sailing vessels. three boats have been sunk, dozens damaged over the past couple of years. these encounters spawning a blitz of internet memes poking fun at the idea of orcas coming together to attack humans calling them the robin hoods of the sea. in 2021, martin evans saw it firsthand.

>> continually bashing up against the hull. the wheel is being moved violently from side to side. >> reporter: they chewed off the rudder and hobbled the boat. killer whales can be as big as a bus and nearly as fast as a greyhound, the most fiercesome predator on the plan elt. some argued they are expressing anger or revenge. but dr. monica whalen said that's not the case. she took us to home of hundreds of orcas. >> three of them. oh my god, they're right here. holy crap. they are -- ah. that's pretty amazing. they're right here. that's the baby right there. month that believes that for the whales off the coast of gibratler those sail boat rudders seem like a toy. >> i think there's something intriguing to them about these rudders on this certain style of boat. that seems to be the game, focusing on this particular type of vessel.

>> reporter: whales have culture. she said these attacks are a fad and hardly the first fad. wasn't it a thing for awhile, i think in 1987, when orcas were wearing dead salmon on their heads? >> the dead salmon hats. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is a thing. >> it was a thing. it was first example of this type of behavior, where one orca here in washington state killed a fish, didn't eat it, surfaced with it draped over their head and would carry it around for awhile. this became the cool thing to do for that entire summer. >> reporter: monica believes the fad will fade. >> this is something new where we haven't seen them interact with vessels in any way like this before. we have no idea how long it's going to last, if it's going to escalate, or suddenly disappear as quickly as it appeared. >> reporter: whale experts are quick to point out there's not been a single documented incidence of orcas in the wild killing humans.

they believe body slamming and rudder eating behavior will at some point lose its cool and go the way of other fads and trends that have passed like beani ebay byes and mood rings. >> i'm always amazed how they figure out animals got a fad. matt, thank you very much. >> reporter: orca-strating. get it? >> well done. well done. keep it up. you can see more of matt's report tonight on "nightline." >> thanks, michael. coming up, we're counting down to prime day and the summer's biggest deals. we have a sneak peek at one you will only see on gma. and coming up next, harry styles hit in the face by a flying object during a concert. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis.

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>> back now with harry styles. he's the latest performer to get hit with a flying object while performing. trevor ault is here with the latest on fans behaving badly. good morning, trevor. what a bad thing. >> it would be bizarre if this happened once. but it keeps happening over and over. harry styles hit being something thrown by a fan midconcert again. it happened to him again. it's now happened to several big name performers in just the past couple weeks. this morning harry styles is the latest target of a disruptive and dangerous concert trend. the grammy winner struck in the face by a flying object while performing in vienna. watch. you see styles walking off stage.

some fans throwing flowers when he is hit squarely in the head, wincing as he continues off stage. ♪ you know it's not the same as it was ♪ this isn't even the first time fans have hurled things at styles midperformance. last november he was hit in the face with skittles. you can see him clearly affected. his eye closed. >> i think part of it is we are seeing the after effects of covid and the pandemic and this sort of era of music fandom where everyone was inside. everyone was engaging with celebrities and their favorite artists as if they weren't real people. they feel entitled to throw things at people as if they aren't real humans who won't get hurt. >> reporter: for several performers the hits keep coming. last week drake was hit by a cell phone. and bebe rhexa had to be hospitalized, posting these pictures of a black eye and stitches after a man threw a cell phone at her.

>> really shouldn't happen after such a great night. >> reporter: one star is trying to shut down these unruly concert goers. adele sarcastically threatening her own fans. >> don't you dare throw something at me. >> reporter: the attorney for the man who threw the phone at bebe said, it doesn't change what the fan's intentions are and that is to leave a performance with a personalized momento. they argued he just wanted a selfie. some experts think if this trend continues they may require fans lock up their phones to go to a show. that's their argument. in the criminal complaint, the police said the fan thought it would be funny. attorneys say just wanted a selfie. >> i don't get it. >> i don't understand any of it. you throw the phone to get a selfie? is it taking it in midair? >> that's the argument. if i threw a phone at you and hit you in the face.

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-- we're fans. players can be fans. a ukrainian star player posted that she could not go to the harry styles concert we were just talking about because of her match schedule. after she won though she was asked about it. >> i hope harry is watching and maybe -- [ applause ] >> oh, man. there was so much going on for harry. just saw him on gma, what happened at the concert. he was watching because he posted congratulations. we have four shows to go and you are welcome at any of them. good luck with the rest of the tournament. she's not going to throw anything at him. she will be well behaved. >> tickets are coming her way. >> we're trying to be well behaved. right behind me, madison keys is duking it out. been tough to concentrate. we're doing our best. coming up, we do want to tell

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the fans are so passionate. the atmosphere is so electric. we did make time for off court adventures though. of course. hard to believe. we're bringing you along. are you into it? >> we are excited about that. tennis is the only sport that starts with love. you all are a good reminder of that, so thank you. >> thank you. >> we do begin with breaking news overnight. torrential rain triggering severe flooding on the east coast. at least one person was killed. >> ginger is gonna start us off with the latest on the flood emergency. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, george. two months worth of rain in just six hours made a sink hole that came in cindy beyers front yard has been consumed by the sinkhole. water and debris up against the homes along the creek that was a raging river. look at when her neighbor was getting rescued when there was a break in the rain yesterday. he was making his way out. thankfully, everybody here okay. at least one woman did die in

the county just to our north. this is such a targeted place. parts of northeast pennsylvania and parts of the hudson valley getting inundated. we saw a 1 in 1,000 year flood event which means about .1% chance of this happening in a given year. it is rare. it is incredibly dangerous. we are so not done with this. we have high risk of flash flooding in vermont. that's an area that saw 200% to 300% of normal precipitation in the last two week. now 3 to 6 inches on top of what's already fallen. we'll see more of those types of pictures coming up in the next 24 hour. >> all right. thank you again, ginger. now to new detailed on a cracked roller coaster at a north carolina amusement park and what investigators found. mona is back with more. good morning again, mona. >> reporter: michael, good morning. you might remember it was a concerned patron that brought the crack in a support beam of the roller

coaster to the attention of park officials. took this shocking video showing the split open and close as the coaster flies around the turn at speeds of up to 95 miles an hour and the pillar appears to shift. gma learned the crack went all the way around just a terrifying detail. amusement park carawinds shut down the ride on june 30th. the park riding the split appears to have formed along a weld line in the steel column. carawinds taking steps to repair and reopen the ride. they will run independent tests. the north carolina department of labor will have the final say if that ride ever reopens. linsey. >> so fortunate no one was hurt. overseas, president biden is in europe for nato summit and meeting with king charles since he was crowned in may. elizabeth schulze is in london with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning. before departing for lithuania for that high stakes nato summit, president biden met face to face with king charles for

the first type since he was crowned in may. the two met at windsor castle, an opportunity to showcase and build on a personal relationship. the king greeted biden in a ceremony of pomp and circumstance playing the u.s. national anthem before they sat down for a cup of english breakfast tea. fighting climate change is important to both of them. they aos focused on how private companies can expand clean energy initiatives. this was a symbolic event. the last time president biden met with a british monarch it was with queen elizabeth. today he had a chance to sit down with her son, the king. guys? >> thanks very much. coming up robin and lara live at wimbeldon with the americans to watch this tournament. also yes, chef. we are with the stars of "the bear" to give back to those in need. plus, we're diving into summer going to some of the best places to cool off starting with cape may on the jersey shore. janai norman is there. we're gearing up for one of the biggest shopping events of the year with our own deal drop

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now something else is a lot of fun. we're gearing up for prime day. amazon's biggest day of savings for the entire year. while prime day doesn't actually start until tomorrow, we're celebrating with our own deal drop day. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here sharing the best online deals from amazon and competing retailers who are already releasing early sales this morning. yes, little early. everything is shopable by using the qr code on the bottom of your screen. lori, prime day is less than 24 hour. how does this stack up against other shopping holidays? >> michael, this is the summer shopping super bowl. am i putting it in words you understand, my friend? it's the real deal. last year prime members spent nearly $12 billion. let me put that in other words. they bought 100,000 items per minute. that's how much was getting sold. it is time. we're not going to see savings like this again until black friday.

you got to stock up. >> got to get it now. what should shoppers be looking for with these deals and are they only on amazon? >> they're not only on amazon. hence our deal drop week, happy deals drop week. you can go to wal-mart, best buy, petco, the company store, samsung and so many others. you really want to be looking out for that. also with amazon, you're going to get the best deal on their private label stuff. think amazon basics. the alexa, the echo. that's where you see the most savings. >> you said the word samsung. this $900 discount? >> pretty big deal, right? >> that's a good one. samsung's 85 inch qled 4k tv. that's over 8 million pixels. you're gonna get a brilliant picture. you can see michael and i like we're in your living room, right? that's about $3800. that's the original price.

with the $900 off, it's about $2,900. again, you're not gonna see savings like this for a really long time. if you're in the market for a television. now is the time. it's just not a television. if you need a sound bar, check this out. isn't that fun? we're going fancy. this is also from samsung. this is 30% off. sleek, low profile. a sound bar can make all the difference. this one's amazing. it floods the room with audio. the deal is $900 original price at 30% off. $630. >> $630. >> there you go. >> we're gonna throw that one out there for now. let's talk about tomorrow's amazing deals. how can you strategize for this week that's coming up for all these shoppers out there to get the best bang for their buck and not go too early. lot of these deals are coming along. >> like with anything else, you want to plan ahead. make a list.

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hey, guys. >> hey there. wimbeldon, it's what most players dream of from the first time they pick up a racket. from the grass courts to royalty watching from the fans, there's nothing like it in sports. for three americans still in contention for a singles title, they're hoping to make history. it's called the cathedral of tennis, as the oldest and arguably the most prestigious tennis event in the world. >> for tennis fans like we are, there's nothing like wimbeldon. >> wimbeldon all symbolizes tradition. since 1877, welcoming players and fans to its perfectly man manicured grass courts. >> you have never been to a tournament that's prettier. this is something everybody should have on their bucket list. >> reporter: the wimbeldon craze amplified by super fans, sitting for hours.

>> i find to it be really fun. beautiful historic atmosphere. >> reporter: for a chance to be among the 42,000 spectators on the ground. americans traveling across the pond to try to catch a glimpse of center court. >> we got here around 2:30 a.m. i talked to one girl. she said 51 hour. >> reporter: top ranked tennis stars competing for their shot to become a wimbeldon champion. >> first time in the quarter finals at wimbeldon. she's got to be happy about that. >> reporter: for americans, many eyes on 29-year-old jessica pegula, considered one of the favorites in singles. >> i came out playing really well, exactly how i wanted to play. so i was just trying to ride that as long as i could. >> reporter: pegula, all holding court in doubles with coco gauff who was knocked out in the first round last week. the duo moving on to the third round in doubles, having some fun in a post match interview. >> tell me strength and

weaknesses of each other. >> her serve and movement around the court. she's so athletic. >> her strength, return, obviously the foreign cross is unbelievable. her weakness? she needs to get up to date on the tik tok trends. >> reporter: american madison keys chasing the elusive championship with her chance at making it back to the quarter finals at wimbeldon for first time in nearly a decade. >> biggest of winners here. >> reporter: and for the men, rising u.s. tennis car christopher eubanks is the one to watch after his high stakes weekend match. >> it was the most exciting by far. no question. >> reporter: 6' 7", eubanks who played at georgia tech, now perfecting his foot work on the grass court. now ready to take on the fifth seed later today. i mean, christopher eubanks. i remember four months ago he broke down in tears because he

cracked top 100. he is now in the top 40. he is something to watch. >> it's awesome. we are joined by the one and and only chris evert. tennis champion, espn analyst. thanks for joining us. we know you're a little busy. >> that's okay. anything for you. >> thank you. we were talking about christopher eubanks. let's talk about the ladies who are in it, jessica pegula, madison keys just advanced. let's talk about their chances. >> let's talk about madison first. she just played andreeva who is 16 and had a big lead. it looked like she was going to win the match. i think madison was a little nervous, intimidated by playing a youngster. then she got her game together. madison keys, to me, is the best player on the tour who has not won a major title yet. her game is completely suited for the grass court. she's got power on both sides. she's got a big serve.

she's got experience. i'm so happy to see her advance to the quarter. jessica pegula, contrast in style. she's the solid one, the dependable one. she has the heavy ball, keeps it deep, very consistent. they both -- i mean, they both could win this title. it's open. i think it's still wide open. >> i love hearing that. >> yeah, yeah. >> with those two and chris eubanks. you won three wimbeldon titles here at the all england club. what advice would you give the three americans that are still in it? >> i would say manage your emotions, manage yourself this next week. this is really when the tournament starts, that second week. the first week you were tested, you got your practice in. second week is when the matches start to get tougher. i would just say play your match and then go back to your house or whatever and just relax. save up the emotional energy. i think that's more important. you have to win seven matches to

win wimbeldon. that's the thing. you have to always be on your a game for those seven matches. that's what the challenge is. because you cannot afford to have a bad day. >> not in this group. hard to imagine getting any more exciting or electric. it's been such fun being here. how has it been for you guys and your team? >> great. there's so many surprises at wimbeldon. just figured this out. you only -- we only get three weeks of practice on grass a year. the rest of the year is all about hard courts and clay courts and all these players really know how to play on those surfaces. but the grass, it's tricky, you know? it's not forgiving. it may be wet, may be damp. you don't move as well. it's just a foreign surface. it's tough to get acclimated. >> can we just say, as my mama used to say, it's great to lay my eyes on you. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. doing well.

healthy. just getting my checkups. so far so good. getting stronger every day. thank you. >> did you feel the love of people just cheering you on and hoping for the very best? >> yeah. i did. ironically, it happened alongside martina which we had a giggle about. we said, we just can't get away from each other. >> ironic, isn't it? >> it's part of life. as you know. >> if people did not read sally jenkins article about you and martina, the bond between you two, do yourself a favor and do it, read it. >> sally did a great job. >> all right. you're doing a great job. >> all right. >> having fun here. >> you've got strawberries. >> stick with us. back to you. >> good to see you doing so well. you can see all the action from wimbeldon today on espn and espn2. ginger?

>> yes. george, florida has been extreme heat on repeat. tallahassee, fort meyers, some of the cities that have seen their hottest starts on record. it's not gonna end. we have a couple more weeks. 104 feels like for miami. marathon down in the keys has done seven days, today will be seven days breaking records. we're going to keep seeing it through this week. the ocean temperatures incredibly hot. 40% in a marine heat wave which we have not seen. that's the big picture. let's get a check now meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate morning forecast. we have sunshine by midday and temperatures warmer over the weekend. spots away from the coast we have 60's and 70's -- on the shoreline. clouds temperatures falling into the 50's. it is a warmer trend biz week.

hot inland over the weekend with triple digit readings. all right. now to gma's new series diving into summer. we're visiting some of the best vacation spots across the country. this morning cape may, new jersey. what a gorgeous morning along the beach. janai norman has the story. you're in my home state, the garden state, known for sweet corn and expansive beaches. >> reporter: i did not know that, linsey. you probably know cape may is the quintessential beach town. look at all of these excited locals and visitors. [ cheers ] on the beach, there is so much to do. we're at the washington street mall. the tourism team tells us this is the oldest sea shore resort and the only land mark city in the country. we checked out some of the coolest hot spots here in cape may. built on america's oldest sea

side resort. >> you're going to be entertained whether on the beach or off the beach all day in cape town. >> reporter: cape may, new jersey. beautiful beaches, historic land marks and victorian architecture. >> i love cape may because i love to look at the victorian homes and just imagine what they look like inside. one day i'll stay in one of though homes. >> reporter: for over 200 years, locals and tourists alike have flocked to cape may to soak in the summer sunshine. >> they have great food here. they have awesome shopping. everything is walking distance. >> reporter: along the promenade visitors can shop, drop by the arcade or grab a bite to eat. one delight that keeps people coming back summer after summer, the original fudge kitchen. >> every town we sell we still make by hand in an 80-year-old recipe. we have not changed a thing. we have not changed the procedure. we have no plans on doing so. >> reporter: hop into the long time local favorite to watch the

fudge being made fresh daily and take home some fancy treats. and the most popular historic attraction not to be missed is the cape may lighthouse. >> you can see the sunsize and sunset from the top of the light house in the same place over water which is pretty unique. >> reporter: visitors can cap off a perfect day by climbing the 199 steps to the top or going the lasting route and taking in the sunset. guys, look. i didn't forget about you. i sent some of the fudge from the fudge kitchen to the studio so you can try that. tourism is huge here. about 3,000 people live in cape may. nor than 50,000 visitors flock to this beach town annually. there's a lot going on for people who live here. it is home to the only u.s. coast guard training center. they're preparing to celebrate the 75th anniversary. there are movies on the beach,

concerts. christmas looks like a hallmark movie. a lot going on here in cape may. >> enjoy the stay and thank you for the fudge. tomorrow we're heading to california taking a ride on one of the most famous ferris wheels. next back lori and the deal drop zone. back to the deal drop zone. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm erin from abc7 mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic high jobina high kumasi. >> thank you. so the good news is that green line service has resumed on bart. bad news is

unfortunately there's still an equipment problem on the tracks which is causing a major delay in the richmond daly city berryessa and dublin pleasanton directions on the berryessa line. so you will need to make sure to transfer if you need to get somewhere that is on that section. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 538. there is no backup there. kumasi, thanks, jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress...

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>> coming up we'll chat with kim cattrall. plus gavin casalegno from the summer i turned pretty is here. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you in a bit. fog is lifting along the coast but it's still dense in the north bay. santa rosa. we're down to a quarter of a mile still at this hour with temperatures we're holding in the 50s. but once that sun breaks out here over the next couple of hours, those temperatures are going to warm. sunshine already starting to appear in san rafael this morning after some morning cloud cover, some drizzle along the coast and in the east bay hills. this morning will lead to sunshine and a warm afternoon by 4 p.m. tsay. thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes, but you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 ne >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> back now with our deal drop days ahead of amazon's annual prime day. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is back with early sales happening now with other

retailer. you can shop them all by using the qr code at the bottom of your screen. we're going to start off with a $200 discount from best buy. >> this is a good one. here it comes. all right. bring it in here. this is from dyson. this is the d15 cordless. it's so good, right? every shopper will save $150. if you are part of my best buy plus which is a membership which i'm talking about earlier, you can save $200. this is incredible. >> can i buy this to take with me today? >> yeah. we'll charge your card right after the show. >> perfect. you got a major savings on a pet carrier. >> this is a great one. roll it in. >> you almost dropped the dog out of carrier. >> original price is about $100. with petco's 40% off deal, $60. this is great. holds pets up to 25 pounds and

folds into a bed. converts into a little bed for fido. >> oh, nice. all right. tell us about this exclusive deal starting tomorrow. >> let's wheel this guy in. this is a keurig ice coffee. >> iced coffee? >> yes. this launches tomorrow, this deal. we have the exclusive on it. you're gonna want to get this. it retails for $100. with the prime day discount, 30% off, $70. you know we know our coffee here at gma, right? you're not gonna miss that one. >> if we didn't know our coffee, we wouldn't be here. here we go. you got a sneak peek at bose head phones. these are deals dropping tomorrow. >> yes. another thing once you're caffeined up you can cancel out all that noise. >> what did you say? >> that's how well they work. the original price is $329. but tomorrow with prime day the deal will be up to $40 off, $198.

for bose, michael. that is an incredible discount. >> they weren't even on and i couldn't hear you. >> definitely want to buy a pair. lori, thank you very much. for even more deals, use the qr code at the bottom of your screen or go to good morning america.com. tomorrow the day 2 of our deal drop days with all the hottest prime day deals as they are coming out. don't want to miss that. coming up robin an lara take the court at wimbeldon. something else you don't want to miss. we'll be right back.

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>> time to get more from our wimbeldon team. hey, robin and lara. >> george, we're not having any fun. do not be alarmed. before we came over to london though, robin and i did want to make sure we had our wimbeldon game down so we got some pointers from a tennis legend. we're breaking out our rackets and prepping for center court. oh yeah! can you feel the heat? >> the countdown is on to wimbeldon. >> yes. >> what is it about that grand slam that's so special? >> any time you go to wimbeldon, you go through the gates and it's the quiet, the beauty of the place. it's very different than any other grand slam. >> our coach has arrived.

a tennis legend in her own right, the six time grand slam champ and four time olympian has gone on to coach greats like serena and venus williams. how much wimbeldon hardware do you have? >> i have two wimbeldon doubles titles which i'm very proud of. >> that's unbelievable. in the stands, thousands of speculators glued to their seats as the rush of a wimbeldon match unfolds before them. dos and don'ts of watching a match? >> don't scream or yell before the point is over. the crowd thinks the point is over. they can't believe a player can get it back. i would say be respectful. >> for the players adjusting the green beneath their feet is key. it's the only grand slam played on grass. >> even the shoes are different because of the grass court. >> this is for clay. this is built for the french open. little pimples of rubber. it grabs the grass. if you don't have these on you will slip over. even with these on. it's difficult because they're moving so fast. >> the grass is different. etiquette is different the

clothing is different. >> you two would not be allowed on to the court at wimbeldon. i, on the other hand, would be. although i would have to change my shoes because even these shoes have color on them so that wouldn't be allowed. even the shoes have to be white. >> you need to change. >> we'll change. we'll put on white. we're ready. the wimbeldon white dress code a tradition dating back to the 1880s. robin and i suiting up to level up our doubles team. hug it out. hug it out. we're ready. chance to raise up that coveted trophy. now time to get down to by. >> nice. >> oh, yes, robin. yes, robin. yes, robin. >> can't do this at wimbeldon, can we? come on. come on, coach. >> actually, not bad. >> we have a little work to do but i think we've got this. >> wimbeldon here we come, whoo! >> wimbeldon here we don't come. >> she said not bad. she didn't say good.

>> the easy part is the tennis. there are so many rules here. we want you to hear what one empire just said during one of the matches. check this out. >> ladies and gentlemen, please, if you are opening a bottle of champagne, don't do it as the player is serving. thank you. >> lara and i were not at that match. it was not us. >> george, it was not us. [ laughter ] >> that's your story and you're sticking to it. >> that's a good one. do you want to do this again tomorrow? >> if you don't mind. >> we're gonna come back tomorrow and have all the latest action here at wimbeldon, including more on jessica pegula, one of the great hopes for american tennis, who has made an emotional journey to center court. stick around when we go off the air. i'm gonna talk with her. we'll bring that to you tomorrow.

>> thank you, guys. let's go to ginger. >> hey, thanks, george. disney is celebrating disney channel's 40th anniversary. they're releasing a new video with key moments and highlights from their history all while honoring all the fans that made it possible. take a look. >> hey. do you feel that? >> listen. >> to what? >> we can help you figure it out. >> it must be magic. >> find it. let it out. >> i'm jack and he's cody. >> you could be an actress. >> do you think? >> started the cheetah girls to make our dreams come true. >> i'm hannah montana. >> you can see the full 90 second version of that on disney channel's you tube. for now let's get a check closer to home. drew: i'm abc 7 news

meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate weather forecast. a warmer afternoon today with increasing sunshine as the marine layer rakes down. here is the forecast with warm weather heading our way >> now it's time to go back to the future here in new york. the iconic '80s musical is set to open on broadway. they're hoping to make some history doing it. we sat down with the cast. ♪ >> reporter: blast from the past musical that took the west end by storm. back to the future the musical now heading to broadway at 88 miles per hour. the creators hoping lightning will strike twice as the broadway cast rehearse force

their opening on august 3rd. tony award winner roger bart as the wirey scientist doc brown. >> if you're going to build a time machine into a car why not do it with style. >> reporter: made timeless by christopher lloyd. >> great scotts! >> reporter: did you touch base with mr. lloyd about the role? >> i did. he turned to me and said, it's a musical? i don't get it. i said, yeah. he said, i'm looking forward to hearing doc sing. i said me, too, man. me, too. >> great scott! >> reporter: can we hear great scott? >> sure. great scott! [ applause ] >> reporter: if you like marty mcfly -- >> every single day i'm in rehearsal saying, i can't believe i'm wearing this gibson guitar. i can't believe i'm skating around on a skateboard and this is my job.

people love marty because of michael j. fox. i don't think any of us shy away from that. it's just presenting it in a new way and reminding you how much we loved these original actors. >> do i know you? >> reporter: rihanna hunt stepping into the role of lorraine. >> we get to take these moments from the film that we all know and love and hear them through song. it's so much fun. >> reporter: hugh coles spent plenty of time studying the film before auditioning. >> yes, i'm george, george mcfly. i'm your density. >> how on earth am i supposed to do anything close to that? yes, yes, i'm george, george mcfly. i'm your density. >> reporter: >> he nailed it.

back to the future is in previews on broadway. you can catch the cast later this summer. coming up, yes chef. how the hit show "the bear kwlt is giving back."

>> good morning america! >> from a commercial featuring us, yes. [ laughter ] we're back with the show that's the hit of the summer that has

everyone saying yes, chef. we're talking about "the bear." and sam champion is at the food bank of new york city in the bronx with one of the show's stars and some very exciting news. good morning, sam. >> yep. good morning, michael. everybody say yes, chef! >> yes, chef! >> lot going on here. liza is here from the bear. right? huge thing. also leslie gordon is here. they are working today. we're in the middle of their space. they're working today. you guys have stopped. big hand for you. thank you so much for being with us today. [ applause ] we need to talk about food insecurity in this country. you're going to hear a lot of number. we're going to be in three different towns here, here, chicago and l.a. what i want you to hear is the 9 million children in the country who are food insecure. that's a huge number. we've got 90 days of summer coming without meals for kids who get their food from schools. 32 million meals will be necessary just to help those kids. liza, i have gotta talk to you. here's the thing. tina changed so

much from season 1 to 2. you come from the bronx. this is your neighborhood. tell us why this is important to you. >> i grew up in the projects. five kids. my mom was raising us by herself. even though my dad working, working poor people. it wasn't enough. so sometimes we had to go to the community center to get our staples to get through or rely on family members. during the summer, if i haven't in a city, in some kind of summer program, that's often where during the day i would get healthy snacks, or juices. these things matter. it makes all the difference. so i'm so grateful for all of you who are supporting programs like that. >> we are grateful for you. "the bear" is making all this happen today. "the bear", fx, hulu, disney all working together. abc owned stations. disney is donating 450,000

meals. what does it feel like for kids to be food insecure? as an adult we can say, okay, i understand what's going on. >> you just try to make do with whatever is there. for me it was normal to knock on the neighbor's door for milk. it was normal to go to the bogdega with a note saying, please, can we get this on credit until this certain time? it was not normal to go into a friend's kitchen and see cereal, snacks, just the basics. it's sad that we are still struggling with that. >> it's still a thing today. this is a big donation. i love you so much. >> i love you. >> reporter: i want to ask you all the secrets about the show but we have to go so many places. tell me what's going on in chicago land, samantha? >> good morning to you, sam. and good morning america. this is such an exciting

donation by the abc stations. the bear. joining me is corey hendrix. good morning. >> good morning, good morning. >> really excited about this. this donation will be helping tens of thousands of families in the chicago area. i'm from chicago, born and raised, and so is corey. what do you think this donation will mean for all of the children and families who are insecure, especially during the summer? >> i think it will bring some balance to families in the summer. school is out. parents are still working so kids need meals. it will help balance and help families out. >> it is truly disheartening when we think about the kids and the families during this critical time who don't have meals because they rely on those school meals. in the summer, they don't have those. that's why this donation is so very important. corey, we're excited for you to be here. now we're going to check in with george in l.a. >> thank you, samantha. we're here at the los angeles food bank.

we've got two stars of "the bear" with us. we're gonna get to it. chris witaske is here and lionel boyce. lionel, you play this emerges dessert chef on the show. is this the cherry on top knowing that your show is helping people in need? >> yeah, i think so. i think being from l.a. i grew up in engelwood. bit of a food desert over there. being able to provide an alternative to fast food is awesome to me. >> that's fantastic. chris, from chicago, living here in l.a. you are seeing this going on first hand. what is it like for you to see the work happening? >> you always hear about people making a difference. to come here and see it firsthand is really special. what a big operation it is, too. it's amazing. >> it's nice to know there are big hearts in los angeles as well as other places around the country, right? >> for sure. >> lionel, before we leave. you are a dessert chef on the

show. could you make a dessert if any of us in the gma audience came to your house for a little food? >> i would say yeah. will you like it? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> sounds like you're bringing us an apple pie from costco. all right, lionel. lionel, chris, thanks for getting up early for us. back to you. >> i like his honesty. [ laughter ] you might not like it, but i can do it. we want to thank all of our stations out there. if you'd like to learn how you can help, or if you need help, scan the qr code below or head to good morning america.com. stay there. we'll be right back.

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>> before we go, what you didn't see from wimbeldon, robin and lara celebratory dance. [ laughter ] that's for madison keys who just won her match. congratulations to madison. she'll continue to climb up the charts at wimbeldon. we'll have much more from wimbeldon tomorrow, everybody. >> tomorrow gma live from, go on tell them, robin and lara. >> gma taking center court. >> wimbeldon, here we come. >> we love ourselves some tennis. only on --

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( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. good morning everyone. >> i'm erin from abc7 mornings. here's jobina with a look at traffic high jobina high. >> kumasi thank you. good morning everybody. so we are sticking with bart. that has been our primary issue for i'd say almost the last two hours now. the equipment problem on the tracks impacting the berryessa line. you'll have a major delay in the richmond daly

city berryessa and dublin pleasanton directions. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina looking at fog, we still have issues in the north bay and along the coast. we're up to a mile, though, in santa rosa. that's an improvement over the past half hour. still two and a half miles. visibility in half moon bay. temperatures were mainly in the 50s and low 60s. as we get you out the door on this monday, a live look at sfo showing you the clouds up above and we'll find the clouds clearing to the coast. it's a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. look at those temperatures into the 70s and 80s away from the coast. ozone >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live and we hope to see you ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the series "glamorous," kim cattrall. and a performance from singer-songwriter emily king. plus, the hosts