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place on earth this week. breaking overnight. microsoft e-mail breach. chinese hackers breaking into e-mail of 25 major organizations including the u.s. government. president biden on the world stage. his major address later today after his meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy. national security adviser jake sullivan joins us live one on one with george. also this morning the republican senator under fire for what he said about white nationalists. rachel scott presses him on whether white nationalists are racist. what he's saying now. charles manson follower and convicted killer leslie van houten released from prison after more than 50 years. caught on camera crash landing. this passenger plane slams into the runway. everyone is okay. bank of america fine, ordered to pay customers millions of dollars over illegal fees and bank accounts. abc news exclusive. the woman dating the colorado

dentist accused of murdering his wife tells her story for the first time. cruise control. can tom cruise's latest mission impossible save the summer box office? and the moment he surprised an entire movie theater. ♪ we're one on one with american tennis phenom madison keys. and double trouble. there is nothing better than taking in the city sights on a double-decker bus. lara and i are trading the grass court for the gorgeous hues of london, as far as the eye can see. >> from high above london -- >> good morning america. what a view! >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. it is a busy news day, both here and across the pond.

robin and lara are there for us. good morning you two. >> we're getting the true wimbeldon experience. a little light rain but not enough to stop play on the outside courts here. it is a big day though. just two americans left standing in this tournament. chris eubanks who we spoke with yesterday and madison keys. they are hitting the court today in the quarter finals. we cannot wait. >> it is a huge day. you'll hear from madison keys. i went one on one with her before one of the biggest matches of her career. >> we are looking forward to that. hope you don't need the umbrellas later. we're going to begin with the latest on the catastrophic flooding in vermont. crews are waiting to save people. could take days before everyone trapped is rescued. janai norman is in montpelier. good morning, janai. >> reporter: george, good morning. a major part of that flooding was from this river here. overflowing its banks and reaching its second highest peak ever at 21 feet. this morning it's receded back to normal levels, but more rain is on the way.

catastrophic flooding causing widespread destruction in vermont. and this morning the race to rescue residents who may still be trapped after flash flooding wiped out road ways, destroyed railways and turning streets and parking lots into near lakes. more than a dozen vermont swift water rescue teams deployed. at least 117 rescues, as much of the state is left under water. officials in montpelier saying it's still too dangerous to get some people out. >> the devastation and flooding we are experiencing across vermont is historic and catastrophic. >> reporter: kevin and mary o donnell evacuated their home, seeking refuge in a montpelier hotel, only for the flood waters to rise there. up to 8 inches drenched the state's capital city, causing flash floods. >> i don't think anyone saw this coming. >> we don't really know the extent of the damage yet.

we won't until it's safe to go into the buildings. >> reporter: officials are not only watching the river here, but closely monitoring the nearby wrycheville dam. it was nearly full and at risk of overflowing. officials say that's no longer the case. more rain is expected tomorrow through the weekend, michael. >> all right. thank you so much, janai. from that to the extreme heat that's stretching from coast to coast. one place expected to be the hottest place on earth this week. matt rivers is in phoenix where it's been more than 110 degrees for 11 straight days. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. early morning in phoenix. this is the coolest part of the day. yet it is still more than 90 degrees right now. makes an already difficult job for the men and women at the phoenix fire department that much harder. this morning extreme heat scorching millions of americans. it's only getting hotter. phoenix now in its 12th straight day of 110 degree temperatures or higher.

we rode along with phoenix fire engine 18, crews at the ready for redents overwhelmed by the temperatures. phoenix no stranger to soaring temperatures, but even for locals like tim west, this heat wave is brutal. his job, harder. >> sneaks up on you. trying to be prepared and stay hydrated before it gets to that point. >> reporter: in this heat you really have to worry about the little ones, too, even at the playground. consider this surface. according to this, 130 degrees. can take just seconds to get a second degree burn. the university medical center of phoenix reporting heat related illnesses every day. we learned one man has died. the sweltering temperatures also sweeping the south from texas to florida. >> quite hot. >> reporter: residents there trying to cool down any way possible. and unfortunately there is no end in sight to these temperatures. in fact, it's only going to get hotter over the next few days. could be approaching 120 degrees

in some places this weekend. linsey. >> just sweltering temperatures, matt. thank you. now over to ginger who has more on how long this heat is expected to last. good morning, ginger. >> people are saying, come on, it's summer, ha is this? well, florida has had the hottest start to the year on record. why are we seeing all these extremes? in the northeast it's been really cool relatively. for most of the season. that big bermuda high is usually further north. those trade winds that keep florida cool have been too far south. they haven't had a good temperature gradient. waters around them almost 90. so not getting cooler there. heat advisories up. 111 dallas, houston 110 feels like. then in the west we're talking about extreme and potentially historic heat. big time, long term, overnight lows don't even get low. this will be bad going into the weekend, george. we could see all time records approached in las vegas. >> it is relentless. thank you very much. now to a new e-mail hack by china.

overnight microsoft revealed that an chinese hacking group broke into the e-mails including government agency. trevor ault is tracking the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: the very alarming announcement from microsoft. they said it started in may. they didn't specify which organizations have been hit. they did say some were government agencies. microsoft said the group is known as storm 05588. the company claims this is a spy agency that's based in china. we're told storm gained access by getting into individual accounts. what that means is at this point it's not clear how much data or information they were able to access. microsoft said the threat has been mitigated. they've added automated systems to detect these hacks. they say cyber attacks are becoming more common and sophisticated and any individual could be targeted. >> trevor, thank you very much. michael? gonna go overseas now. the major address from president biden expected later today at the nato summit in lithuania after his meeting with ukrainian

president zelenskyy. elizabeth schulze is traveling with the president. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the final day of this high stakes nato summit in lithuania is under way. president biden will soon meet with president zelenskyy for the fourth time since russia invaded ukraine. this morning president biden is set to meet with president zelenskyy at the nato summit in lithuania amid heightened tensions over ukraine's bid to join the alliance. biden first attending the inaugural meeting of the nato ukraine council part of a package they announced to support ukraine in the fight against russia. >> this is a strong package for ukraine and a clear path towards its membership in nato. >> reporter: in a historic statement the 31 nato countries agreed ukraine's future is in nato, but said it can happen only when allies agree and conditions are met. zelenskyy says that's not enough. tweeting before arriving at the summit, it's absurd nato

wouldn't lay out a timeline for ukraine to join adding, uncertainty is weakness. but this morning zelenskyy softening his tone, saying he's confident that after the war, ukraine will be in nato. >> translator: nato needs us just as we need nato. >> reporter: president biden has shut the door to ukraine joining now while the war s warning it means admitting ukraine would put the u.s. and its allies into direct armed conflict with russia. >> i still think that president putin thinks the way he succeeds is to wreak nato. not gonna do that. >> reporter: the u.s. and g-7 allies today will pledge long term security support for ukraine. biden is gearing up for a major speech tonight in lithuania, touting cooperation and strength from the heels of the summit. biden is trying to project unity here on the world stage which is a key theme of his reelection bid. after that major speech, he will

travel to finland for the final leg of this trip where he will officially welcome in nato's newest member. michael? >> sure you will be bringing all of that to us. thank you so much. george will speak with national security adviser jake sullivan live in our next hour. >> now to former charles manson and convicted killer leslie van houten released from prison after 50 years. eva pilgrim is here. >> just a fascinating case. van houghten was sentenced to death for her role in those murders but when california got rid of the death penalty, her sentence was commuted to life in prison with parole. now she's the first of the manson family members to walk free. this morning former manson family cult member leslie van houten is a free woman after serving 53 years in prison for her role in the cult's killing spree. >> the right decision would have been to release her 30 years ago. between her second and third trials she was out on bail for 6 1/2 months. >> reporter: her attorneys have argued van houten, just 19 at

the time, was brain washed by charles manson. >> i broke no laws, not god's law norman's law. >> reporter: when she and others broke into a home in 1969 brutally stabbing the grocery store owner and his wife to death. her parole recommendations blocked for years by california's governors until in may a judge sided with van houten. they cited her remorse, realistic parole plan and support from family and friends. labianca's daughter saying my family and i have been strong for 50 years. the decision to release her was wrong. >> i think that most people who live in california are going to be appalled by this decision. >> reporter: from behind bars, van houten spoke with dyan sawyer about her part in the violence. >> i stabbed her in the lower back about 16 times. i take responsibility for my part. and part of my responsibility was helping create him.

being a follower does not excuse. >> reporter: five years after manson's death in prison, van houten has been moved to a transitional living facility. her attorney said she will spend the next year in that transitional facility learning basic life skills. her attorney saying that she does have job opportunities that they will be looking into. guys? >> eva, thank you for that. we're going to turn to the republican senator under fire after calling white nationalists americans. he's now walking back that statement. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott pressed him on it. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. senator tommy tuberville only walking back those comments after top republicans started to distance themselves from his words and after he faced repeated questions from reporters. he's been under fire for months for refusing to say white nationalists are racist. all of this stemming from an interview he did in may where he was asked if he believes white nationalists would be allowed to serve in the military. he responded by calling them

americans and then doubled down on that for weeks. i asked him to clarify his comments and whether he believes white nationalists who espouse white supremacy and believe the white race is superior are racist, he pushed back against that definition but also said he is against racism. then hours later he reversed course. once again he said for first time that white nationalists are racists, something he refused to say for months, george. >> okay, rachel. thank you very much. bank of america ordered to pay customers millions over junk fees and fake accounts. rebecca jarvis is here with the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. this is a big number. $250 million. that is the amount bank of america will pay for illegally charging those junk fees, with holding credit card rewards and opening fake accounts. according to the consumer financial protection bureau, bank of america was double dipping on its policy of charging customers $35 for

declined transactions letting those fees be repeatedly charged for the same transaction. regulators also found bank of america failed to honor signup bonuses and reward promises on some of its credit cards. so what happens now? bank of america has already paid out $23 million to consumers for denied credit card rewards and said it's eliminated all the nonsufficient fund fees in the first half of 2022. but if you were unlawfully charged these fees the bank said it will contact you and they plan to pay customers about $80.4 million to cover them. >> the big economic story is inflation. we have new numbers today. >> that's right, george. inflation is continuing to slow with prices 3% higher in june from a year ago. that is an incredible improvement from june of 22 when inflation was 9.1%. it also means wages are rising faster than inflation.

in real terms, this is costing the typical american family about $261 more each month on the same goods and services as last year. if today's report goes as predicted that number drops and if inflation continues to cool, it's a signal that the fed can ease up on those interest rate hikes. that's something analysts, george, think could happen later this year. >> rebecca, thank you very much. michael? gonna go now live to wimbeldon. robin and lara are there representing gma. they are going to give us a look at the tournament and the americans who are keeping the dream alive. good morning again. >> good morning to all of you. you've got to love london weather. it was raining. now the sun's out. it can't decide. then there were two. two americans in the hunt still for the singles title. chris eubanks and madison keys both playing this morning. jessica pegula had a tough day at the office yesterday, losing in three sets in her singles match. she and coco gauff were defeated in their doubles match. >> madison keys facing the

highest seed on the women's side left in the tournament, who won the title at the australian open. not to worry. madison has beaten her before on grass. she believes she can do it again. i do, too. she is such a heavy hitter. i sat down with maddy to talk about her journey to this big moment and what she wants from us, robin, if she makes it to is semifinals. we'll have that interview coming up in the next half hour. >> on the men's side of the net, it is chris eubanks. we had the pleasure speaking with him live yesterday on gma. he has become such a fan favorite. he's facing very tough opponent, who has historically had a tough time at the all england club. at 6' 7", yeah, 6' 7", chris' big weapon is his serve. he'll have to have that working to reach the semifinals and his debut at wimbeldon. >> i fell in love with him. we cannot leave you without

talking about novak djokovic going for a calendar grand slam hoping to win all four majors in one year. most people here believe he can do it. if he does it will be his eighth wimbeldon title which would tie him with andy federer. first he needs to get through tomorrow in the semis. so much going on. >> you can see all of the action today on espn and espn2, our dear friends. we have much more ahead including lara's conversation with maddy keys. we're having a little bit of fun. we're trying to be so good. you can't see this, but john mcenroe and tracy austin are right next door to us. we're like trying to -- >> keep it cool. >> we're playing it cool. >> we always love hearing about what the fun things we're missing. [ laughter ] thank you two for that. we look forward to hearing everything and seeing everything you got coming up later in the show. coming up abc exclusive with the woman dating the colorado dentist accused of fatally poisoning his wife.

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>> i think i want it in my own mind. all right, linsey, thank you. turning to the colorado dentist accused of murdering his wife by secretly lacing her protein shakes. the woman he started seeing the speaking in an abc news exclusive. our chief national correspondent matt gutman sat down with her. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the many hours i spent with karin, she told me that she felt deceived by the man she thought she had fallen in love with. she said that dentist had lied to her about being deep into a divorce. lied to her about the values they shared. lied to her about why his wife was dying. this morning at this courthouse, he faces that preliminary hearing in which prosecutors will try to convince a judge that there is enough evidence to try him for first degree murder of his wife. it's a story that made headlines. shocking death of a mother of

six, angela craig, who died after a mysterious illness. her family remembers her for being a fiercely devoted parent and friend. soon after her husband arrested for allegedly poisoning her. authorities suggest he murdered his wife to be with another woman. that woman said their connection was built on lies. you've been labeled the mistress in the story. >> yeah. i don't like that label. if i had known what was true, i would not have been with this person. >> reporter: how long were you with him? >> three weeks. >> reporter: do you think james craig allegedly poisoned his wife to clear the deck so he could be with you? >> there's no way i'm motive. there's been no planning a future together. >> reporter: she met dr. james craig at a dental conference last february. she wasn't looking for live. she was in the process of a divorce from her husband of almost 30 years.

>> we met on a thursday and went home saturday. so we spent thursday evening getting to know each other. then we texted until, like, 4 a.m. that night. the next day we spent pretty much the day together. >> reporter: they seemed to have shared value. a strong faith, children their number one priority. both seemed to be in a similar place. he told her he was also deep in the divorce process. >> he told me they hadn't been living together. he had an apartment. >> reporter: after the conference the two remained in constant contact. >> it was consistent from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. there was a lot of just feels like so connected. >> reporter: pretty soon they were making plans for karen to visit her to colorado. she said the initial trip falls through and the rescheduled. the day before she arrives angela's health takes a horrific turn. she suffers a seizure, on life support and is not expected to survive.

>> originally it was like, maybe i shouldn't come. he was like, i could really use the support. >> reporter: karin tells me they met for dinner twice. >> he at no point seemed stressed or anxious or -- really, i had to drag it out of him. i said, are you sure you're okay? he seemed okay. >> reporter: but all is not okay. soon after, angela is pronounced dead, james is arrested on charges of first degree murder. and investigators are questioning karin. her initial disbelief turns to shock when she reads the arrest affidavit. these are the allegations. within days of meeting he starts researching potassium cyanide and is buying these deadly poisons. >> it wasn't until the media started reporting on it that i realized the timeline was so tight. it was like two days after we had left that meeting.

>> reporter: when you read that affidavit that he was googling things like how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human? is arsenic detectible in autopsy? what was that like? >> i don't think i have an answer for that because, like, i don't have any sort of head space of my reality where that fits. i didn't willingly have a relationship with somebody who was in a marriage. >> reporter: karin said they never consummated the relationship and what she hoped was a promising new romance has ended with her pulled into a tragic investigation and, of course, the ultimate victim here, a vibrant woman, a daughter, a sister and a mother of six. >> i can't even imagine the loss of a family member and then to consider that it could be at the hands ofr someone that had been in the family for 25 years. >> reporter: again and again in

our time together, karin lamented the tragedy of the six children that james and angela shared. now karin said she has been cooperating with authorities since the night that angela died. as for him, his part, that dentist said he maintains his innocence. he has not entered a plea. that will likely happen 3 to 6 weeks from now at the arraignment. guys? >> matt, thank you. what a story there. coming up switching gears. tom cruise on a mission to save the box office. and what he told a crowd of moviegoers that he surprised. surprised? febreze fade defy plu. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to digitally control how much scent is released so it doesn't fade. ooh. does mine have a microchip? ...oh. febreze smells first-day fresh for 50 days. that is a shockingly long time. febreze also has a refill reminder light... it even reminds you to refill it? so i never miss a day of freshness. your home is so fresh!

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we have a special play of the day. we have the queen just arriving in wimbeldon. she's there. lara, tell us about maddy keys. >> she's our queen right now in american tennis. madison keys is the last u.s. woman still standing after jessica pegula's big upset on tuesday. the last time keys made the quarters was in 2015.

could this be her year? take a look. you made it to the big dance. we're in the quarter finals. so how do you approach this next round? >> honestly, it's just continuing to just focus on the single match in front of me. after every match someone tells me, your next opponent. oh, cool. i have in idea where i am here. it's really just singularly focusing on, okay. who's next? what's the game plan? >> reporter: 28-year-old american phenom madison keys has been waiting to return to the quarter finals since her first appearance here at wimbeldon nearly a decade ago. doing just that by winning her last match in three sets. that lefty forehand. that was pretty cool. >> it's one of my better defensive shots. >> looks like a trick shot. >> honestly, i kind of have it. in the moment, kind of getting

behind me, i think, i'm better lefty. >> it's hard to imagine keys has had wimbeldon on her mind since age 4. you started playing tennis for the fashion. >> yes. >> that's fantastic. >> i did. because of venus' white dress that she had on at wimbeldon. i wanted a white dress to wear at wimbeldon. i didn't know what tennis was. my mom was -- she was like, i'm only going to buy you a tennis dress if you play tennis. okay, cool, sign me up. >> robin and i did not know that we were being recorded watching your match when you sealed the deal. we launched into a very special victory dance for you. >> i saw the dance. it was great. i was very confused as to the context of it, but i saw it and i was very happy. thank you. >> we're happy to do it again.

>> yeah. i mean, i expect a dance all of the time now. >> deal. congrats. >> thank you. >> i'm not sure we needed that in slow mo, guys. that was a lot. want to point out though the last nine matches madison has played on grass she has won. she is on a roll. her huge forehand really annoys her. let's hope that's the case. here we go, madison. right now back to you. >> that was funny. confused by the content. [ laughter ] >> you think that was confusing wait until she wins again. can't wait for the next dance. thanks, lara. we got a lot more ahead from wimbeldon. wait until you see what happened when robin and lara took a double decker bus around london. . ♪ ♪ ♪ two miles an hour so everybody sees you ♪

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and they're saying -- >> good morning america! whoo! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> good morning, everybody. so excited to have robin and lara in london, where they have been bringing us so much fun, letting us know what we're missing out on. they're gonna take us on a special tour. hey, you two. >> are you really excited, michael? >> i am. >> are you really excited? okay then. double checking with you. >> i am hanging on every word. >> i'm double checking because our double decker bus tour -- see what i did there? our long time allister bruce was our guide. he is the man. we're going to bring you more than 400 feet high above the city of london. >> the question is, will she jump? >> no, no. >> we'll let you know. the queen is here. she just arrived. on the ground. queen camilla is here. few days ago princess kate and roger federer was here. they watched the matches together.

this morning we are talking with the ball girl who met the pair. she even gave the princess some tips. we're gonna talk to her coming up. >> back to wimbeldon in a bit. right now the latest on president biden on the world stage. he's set to give a speech later today at the nato summit in lithuania. he's also going to meet with president zelenskyy. the issue with ukraine joining the european alliance on the agenda. president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan joining us live. i do want to start out with that issue of ukraine joining the nato alliance. president zelenskyy blasted the refusal earlier but struck a different note at his press conference this morning. one of the things he said, he's confident after the war he is confident ukraine will be in nato. is he correct? >> all 31 allies got together to say with one voice that ukraine's future is in nato. the real question is just how we work down the pathway to get them in.

so the signal nato sent yesterday was very positive to ukraine about its future prospects for joining nato. and we will work in terms of the democratic and security sector reforms that are necessary. and in the mean time, we're not just gonna sit around. we are going to provide ukraine with weapons and military assistance it needs to defeat, or defend its territory against russia and to deter future aggression from russia. >> some of the things they're asking for, longer range missiles, f-16 fighter jets. are they gonna get them? >> well, first on the f-16 fighter jets, president biden took the decision some weeks ago working in close consultation with allies to begin training of ukrainian pilots on those jets. that training will take sometime. then there will be the transfer of f-16's likely from european countries that have excess f-16 supplies. with respect to the long range missiles you're referring to, president biden will continue to

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little whitewater rafting coming up. right now jessica simpson talking about her social media use and how it affects her daughters. eva pilgrim back with that story. >> jessica simpson getting candid about the pressure she has felt to look perfect carefully using what she posts on social media. now she's sharing the conversation she's having both with herself and her children about what they share with the world. ♪ this morning jessica simpson opening up about the negative role social media has played in her life and how that impacts how she parents. >> 2011 i became a mother. >> reporter: in an interview with bustle the singer/songwriter sharing writing her memoir "open book" made her rethink how he shares when it comes to pressure to look perfect. she said she now asks herself when she goes to use a filter, what is that doing to my daughter? what we're doing is creating this idea of what is beautiful and setting up our lives

artificially to look good for who? >> social media has a habit of making many of us feel like we're not good enough as we are. when our children see us modifying our own appearance or feeling as if we are less than when we engage on social media, that gives them a way of thinking about technology that says to them, maybe you're not good enough if you aren't either. >> reporter: simpson was 19 when she first topped the charts. ♪ she has always been open about her life, appearing on reality tv, sharing her ups and downs. simpson saying she thinks it's important for her kids to see what's real. if they don't see me following my dreams and fighting for what i believe in and fighting for who i am and my place in this word, they'll never do it for themselves and they'll just be on instagram thinking that's what's perfect. it's not.

and our parenting expert said she doesn't think it works to tell your kids never to use a filter. but she says what he want kids to know is the impact those apps are having on them. help them understand the problem. make sure they understand it's a big deal. talk to them about it. set limits on how they use apps that alter their appearance. linsey? >> thank you very much, eva. good message for all of us. one of the year's biggest shopping events is happening right now with big discounts from amazon, target and more. lori bergamotto is rounding up the best deals. you can shop them all using the qr code on the bottom of your screen. all right, lori. day 2. i missed day 1. what do i need to know? >> here are a few things. people get excited about those big ticket items. for sure, they are there. you're gonna want to get in on that. don't sleep on those practical

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this is incredible. massive, $500 savings. original price $1700. new price 27% off. just $1239. back to school is coming. lap tops rarely go on sale. this is one not to miss. >> all right, lori. got to get this big ticket item in. thank you so much. i need your help. many people do as well. for even more deals going on now use the qr code on the bottom of your screen or head to good morning america.com. ginger, over to you. >> thanks, linsey. i love the slide. i want to use those train tracks to explain what happened in oklahoma with the thunderstorms. get it? i want to play with the toys over there. did have a lot of rain. 380% more than normal in parts of oklahoma. severe storms and heavy rain moving east. the areas that need to be on the lookout, des moines, spring field illinois, missouri. tomorrow cleveland and columbus that get in on the action. damaging wind on top of heavy

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we're back with a segment called nanny nanny poo poo. we have not had a lot of down time. i know you don't believe that, but we really have been busy. we did manage to tour london in a classic double decker bus with our dear friend alster bruce. he is the best tour guide ever. take a look. ♪ >> there is nothing better than taking in the city sights on a double decker bus! >> robin and lara, welcome to london! >> who better to show us the sights than our friend and colleague and london better, allister bruce. >> we bow to you. >> allister. >> come on up. >> we're coming. woot hoo! best tour guide ever. what could be more british than starting your day the same way 10 million people here do each day. it's not every day your double decker bus has a tea cart complete with tea and sandwiches.

>> that looks delicious. >> isn't that marvelous? >> meanwhile, i'm holding it like a beer. let me get british. >> how should i take it? how would a true londoner take it? >> tea goes first. then you add milk if you like. some people have it the other way around. there we go. >> i would like one lump or two? >> how many lumps do you want? >> i'll give ya a lump. >> thank you for the lovely tea. now may we please get this show on the road? >> let's go! tea down. ♪ >> what is the one thing you must see when you're in london? >> i think you have to come to bucking ham palace. you have to go to the changing of the guard at buckingham palace. the king's tennis court is just over there. >> i wonder if anybody is out there practicing for wimbeldon? >> robin, what do you love about london? >> i love the memories that i have. my father was stationed in turkey.

instead of going back to the states on holiday, we would travel. london was one of our family's favorite places to go. i can still see our pictures at hyde park, my siblings and i. as a young tennis player, i dreamed of one day making it to wimbeldon. i did! i did! not with a tennis racket but with a microphone. >> down here you've got a lot of glamorous people going to have lunch and dinner there. the only time i go is with actors. with the downtown abbey project. big ben coming now up on your left. >> we shouldn't call it big ben? >> no. that's the name of the bell inside which strikes the hour. that is called the queen elizabeth tower. >> no, i didn't know this. >> you didn't? >> look at that. i just cannot get over this. ♪

>> our final stop a nearly 450 foot trip around the world famous london eye. >> i'm not jumping. >> no. we are no longer in new zealand. >> oh wow. that is high. >> let's do it. >> let's go. >> wow. welcome to our pod. this is not my grandma's ferris wheel. the eye gives an incredible view of the city. unlike anything i have ever seen. >> it really just gives you a perspective on the magnitude, the size of london. >> can you see buckingham palace in the middle of all the trees? >> that is a great shot. that shot right there. parliament and westminster abbey. that's iconic london right there. >> ultimately queen victoria's husband was involved in the design. >> albert? >> albert. >> very good. you get points for that. >> with that there's just one thing left to say. from london --

>> good morning america! what a view. >> that was so fun. not only did we get that incredible tour, we've met so many great people this week. >> remember that couple from dallas, they are here for their honeymoon. >> two of the ball kids, ball people. thank you guys. diego and molly. molly was the one that met both roger federer and princess kate. what was that like? >> it was incredible. i didn't know until i got there that i was going to meet them. when i met them, it was insane. they were both really lovely. >> everybody was talking about that you gave tips to princess kate. >> yes. everyone was talking about how i told her not to catch the ball. also you have to let the point finish. you have to let the ball bounce two times. so she wasn't allowed to catch

it. >> okay. if she ever decides to do the ball job, she's ready. >> do you know someone who wasn't ready? kramer from seinfeld. i don't know if you all ever saw this episode. he was training for the u.s. open and was stumbling all over the place. remember this? this is not you. you guys are the best. diego, what are there, like 1,000 applicants and only 250 make it. tell us about the stringent process to become a ball boy and girl. >> first you have to be one of the 13 local schools. you have to apply to your school first. they will get a quota of about ten people, for example. so you train from september to january when they have this big selection trial. they take the best 200 roughly each year. then each week from january to july, you have to do 2 1/2 hour training session. if you're good enough you stay for wimbeldon. >> do you get to keep the kit? >> yes. >> eyes lighting up. pretty good swag. congratulations. you are doing a fantastic job. >> what a great experience.

as we've said all week, billie said it best, the cathedral of tennis. >> thank you both. molly, diego. >> that was a lot of fun watching you two. i'm detecting, lara and robin, you are starting to have accents. [ laughter ] you better come home. i can hear it. i'll leave it at that. [ laughter ] coming up, will reeve hits the whitewater rapids in colorado. we'll be right back. reeve in tr rapids in colorado will be right back.

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bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is not too bad. metering lights came on at 549. >> thanks, debbie. now meteorologist joe tuma has summer is a great time to go the extra mile. ♪ the extra mile to see your friends. the extra mile to see your family. the extra mile to see the world. ♪ volvo mild hybrids. no plug-in required so you can go the extra summer mile. summer safely.

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live look at that. fog is rolling down the hill side. we'll have increasing sunshine as the day goes on. we're calling it summer warmth. later today, temperatures very close to average for this time of year. that's where we'll sit the next couple of days. but by friday, it's cessive heat arrives inland. excessive heat watches begin friday morning, lasting through the weekend. tsay. >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> we're in times square, but let's look at idaho springs, colorado right now. will reeve, there he is. he's in the rapids there. looking for the best spots around the country for summer vacations. hey, will. >> reporter: george, good morning. i am all suited up ready to go in idaho springs. this is the first place they found gold in colorado in 1859. just down the river there's a mine. it's awash in gold, this place is.

we will be pretty icy, if you know what i mean tphrbg this river. whitewater rafting hugely popular in this part of the country. we had to check it out. take a look. striking gold in the mountain town of idaho springs is easy. the rich history of colorado's first gold mining site is only amplified by its quaint downtown vibe. but don't be fooled. adventure is waiting around every corner. in these parts whitewater rafting is the go to for thrill seekers. >> this is inherently a risky sport, but that's why we are all here, to enjoy that thrill and try to tame mother nature a bit. >> reporter: dale drake from clear creek rafting company is the guy to know. >> everybody lean back. good job! ♪ >> reporter: for over 25 years the company's been offering rafting expeditions on two of colorado's most popular rivers.

try it one more time. >> two boards. good job! >> reporter: the best part, no experience necessary. >> we have one of the best beginner trips in the country. we have a lot of continuous whitewater which makes it super engaging for our guys. if you want more you can jump on one of our advance trips. never had someone come back and say that wasn't enough whitewater. >> reporter: even the young adventurers can experience the raps. >> rapids were great. >> he was in the front so he got soaked the whole time. >> reporter: game time. i got my gear. i got my guide. i got my group of friends. i have my paddle which is very important. so now i'm going to get in and we're going to go whitewater rafting. i'm ready to go. jake, we have one last thing before we set off. all right.

let's go rafting! okay. these rapids here are, you know, as far as rapids go in my limited experience, not so crazy. we're heading up to class 2, class 3. >> just coming up on my left is the gold mine. there is 300 miles of tunnels in there. they found gold here in 1859. it is really a great way to see a beautiful part of the country. through the rocky mountains. i have yet to get wet which is probably tempting fate as we come up on some big old rapids. there we go. okay! here we go! oh yeah. all right, george. let's go!

we'll see you later. >> will is having some fun this summer. let's go over to >> that looks like a lot of fun you know our next from venus and serena williams mother in king richard. now she is ruling a different kind of court as a defense attorney in justified city prime evil. welcome to the show. good morning. >> thank you. good morning to you. good morning. >> good morning. >> so fans of justified are excited for this revival. you really don't have to be familiar with this world to enjoy it. >> no, you don't. i mean, i think that's a power of elmore winter's writing and the power of him as a character. you can pick him up and put him in all these crazy places. the next crazy place being detroit, michigan. i love detroit. what's interesting is watching that clash, that collision. >> in the revival, brings back a fan favorite. timothy elophant who is his

daughter in the show is his real life daughter. what was it like watching father work with daughter? >> it was so cute. it was so cute. they were so lovely together. just watching him be a dad and a scene partner at the same time. looking like, how's she doing? it was adorable. but she kept up with him. she went toe to toe with him. she kept up with her dad. she did a great job. >> i don't know a kid who can't keep up with the dad especially keep the dad on their toes. i experience that myself. we're going to look at an exclusive clip. let's check it out. >> 96 degrees, your honor. 90% humidity. so while you were having your leisurely lunch with your daughter, you left my client in your car. >> with an orange freeze and the window cracked. >> in the back seat of a hot black sedan. >> objection!

>> tense scenes like that. how did you prepare? you haven't really done any courtroom scene before, right? >> not as a lawyer. as a defendant. many times. but, no, not as a lawyer. >> how do you prepare? do you go and watch trials? >> no. i think that the great thing is the writing. i didn't have to do that. it's all on the page. i was working with the people who trusted me. i was saying things that i personally believe in. don't leave a client in the car in 90 degree weather in the hot sun. i believed what i was saying. it was not a problem being there in that courtroom. >> what was your track record? i would trust you. what do you like about working with ava? >> i hope so. i hope so. >> ava is a director of consequence, you know?

eusef salam won the new york city primary. when they see us, that played a role in that. she's about to do something based on a book. i'm interested in seeing another project of consequence that she's going to do. that's the kind of work that she does. >> for people who didn't read the book they will get to see the movie. >> some people just want to sit in the theater with some popcorn and watch something. so it will just open up her ideas to a whole new audience. >> aunjanue, thank you for coming by. justified premieres july 18th on fx, streaming the next day on hulu. coming up, we go back to robin and lara for a taste of wimbeldon.

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>> welcome back, everyone. we want to go back to lara and robin at wimbeldon. we've got a lot of tennis, a tour. now treats? >> yes. it's all about strawberries and cream. it is a staple here at the tournament. fan favorite. about 2 million strawberries consumed per year. lara and i went right to the source. visiting the family owned farm that grows all the fresh fruit, when berries are picked by hand. they're brought right here to be enjoyed. if you ask any tennis super fan

what they love most about wimbeldon, the chances are -- >> eating strawberries and cream. >> -- is the highly popular snack strawberries and cream. hall mart of the tournament for nearly 150 years. for many, having the delicacy is as important as seeing the action. each year more than 38 tons of strawberries are devoured during wimbeldon. we love the tennis part, we do. but the strawberries and cream. what is it about it? >> i think it's just a tradition. they have to have strawberries in cream. seasonal, local, just down the road. and it tastes great. >> all those sweet treats coming from here, just 31 miles away. the family owned farm run by maryam regan.

what makes these strawberries so special? >> the secret of great tasting strawberries is freshness. also variety. not just sweetness. bit more complicated than that. has to be a real strawberry taste. we have the best variety to deliver. >> her team handpicking thousands of strawberries at the top of every morning. >> make me proud. we are picking for wimbeldon. >> then they're loaded onto trucks which carry them, the same day, to wimbeldon for spectators to enjoy. >> we have to make sure we are picking them fresh every day, getting them chilled, getting them out the door over to wimbeldon within 24 hours of being picked. >> once here at wimbeldon, it's all about efficiency. >> grab a nice fat fresh strawberry. hold it like that with three fingers. push into it like that. take it off.

>> perfection. look at that. >> part of the reason we hold it this way, take off the minimal amount of top so you get the most strawberry. soon as you have taken the top off, the freshness is left. >> did you see the color of that spoon? she's working hard. >> keeping up with high demand is something the manager knows best. >> this is a one stop process. until the end of the day. strawberries will constantly be going out for sale. keep doing, 2.25 million strawberies at wimbeldon. >> they look heavenly. >> oh my gosh. the team told us that unused strawberries. i can't believe any are unused. if any are, they're donated to charity, local schools, hospitals, even sometimes local food banks. while strawberries and cream are the dish of choice you also can't go to wimbeldon without having a pens cup.

a summer cup made with pims, lemonade, strawberry and mint and cucumber with more than 250,000 glasses served each year. >> lot of fruits and veggies in there. i believe we sent some to you all. strawberries and cream. and some pim. >> yes, yes. they sent us the good stuff here. >> yes, we did. >> hopefully you'll have a wonderful experience. >> george pointed out this is the healthiest thing we have ever eated on the show. >> that's true. and you're welcome. i gotta say we've had a grand knees up, grand knees up here. that's a little english term. we have to say, our ep was here for two days. simone sweet. she's back in new york. our set designer. maria stephanopoulos, not any kin to george stephanopoulos set up this food. we have to say we've been having a terrific time. we could not do it alone.

so grateful to each and everybody who has been part of it. >> we have been living vicariously through you. >> fun to watch you guys. >> this isn't a mocktail. [ laughter ] >> that's good to know. enjoy yourself. >> it's afternoon over there. fantastic. george, continue to eat. we're going to ginger. hey, ginger. >> thank you, michael. from british accents to australian ones. everyone's favorite fun loving australian puppy is back. louis, one of the biggest shows for kids and parents, ten brand new episodes launching this morning on disney plus. we have an exclusive clip. take a look. >> watch and learn, louis. >> take it to the floor. >> what are you doing? >> oh, man. could use a mat. sets up the worm roll. look! look it! >> what? >> dad!

>> louis wins! >> i know kids like the repets. for parents that's going to be awesome. let's get a check closer to home. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. summer temperatures near average with afternoon sometime -- afternoon sunshine. excessive heat takes over in lent by friday and accelerates over the weekend but t t t >> when we come back chef angie mar shows us how to make the perfect dessert for summer. sser

>> thanks for having me back. we're back with angie mar to show us how to show us her orange blossom crepes with ice cream. welcome to the show. >> thanks so much. >> i know you're testing my french. >> you did well. >> thank you very much. >> i say congratulations because you're doing well. second anniversary of your restaurant. >> thank you.

>> the whole theme is fine dining but in a fun setting. >> yeah. we're downtown in the west village. for me, wanted to do fine dining traditional french cuisine but a little more approachable. a little bit more downtown new york. >> this dessert is what we call fire. tell us about it. let's start with the crepe. >> we made an orange blossom crepe. you can make plain crepes but why do it like that? we have orange blossom water. >> what is orange blossom water? >> it is actually made out of the blossoms from an orange tree. take the petals. they boil it and all of that steam gets trapped. it smells like that. >> it smells great. >> orange blossom water. if you want to help me. we're going to flambay it which

is something we do at the restaurant. we are going to just fold it in quarters. i like to make the crepes. we put the orange blossom water in the crepe. it's a really simple recipe. takes three seconds to make. i fold it into quarters like that. >> it's easy. >> do you want to do this one? great. i'm going to work on the caramel. >> what makes this caramel sauce so unique? >> at the restaurant, we flambay table side for you. it's fun. i mean, we need to do that. lot of these use oranges. i like to make this a celebration of citrus. not only do we have the orange blossom water, we're going to use candied kumquats today. do you want to try one? >> sure. i have never had a candied kumquat. >> they are really delicious. >> they're good. >> you can totally order them. they come already candied. or at the restaurant we slice kumquats fresh and candy them ourselves. it's fun.

in the pan i just have butter and sugar that i have brought to a caramel phase. i'm going to add my canied kumquats in. i'm going to put the crepes in. we want it to caramelize. one thing i really love about this dish is that it's, you get that little bit of crunchy sugar, do you know what i mean? then this beautiful sauce which is fun. okay. you don't have to do this all the time. i'm going to flambay. >> i'm excited about the flambay. >> you don't have to do this all the time. it is definitely for a bold home cook. >> michael? >> i'm over here making sure i have eyebrows left. >> do you want to stand back? >> yes. >> stand back a little bit. i always take the pan off. then we're just going to -- >> yes!

[ applause ] >> we're going to let all the alcohol burn off. okay? >> do you add the ice cream while it's still hot? >> no. we're going to serve it on the side. >> we're running out of time. >> orange juice. little lemon juice. then we're just going to reduce it. >> voila. that's what we got. >> i'm excited. this is the unhealthy but delicious dessert, right? >> exactly. >> i think it's perfect for summer. >> great. this is fantastic. oh, man, this is good. >> not bad, right? >> don't take our word for it. scan the qr code and go to good morning america.com for the recipe and you can do this yourself. angie mar, thank you very much. we got to come down to the restaurant and have this dessert. >> absolutely. >> all right. stay there. we'll be right back. stay there we will

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>> we have a big thank you to robin, lara and the whole wimbeldon crew across the pond. good job. >> so fun. be sure to check out the 31st annual espy's. damar hamlin, patrick mahomes. sue bird will all be there with a special performance by grammy

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afternoon. here's a live look. the exploratory camera is still showing you a fair amount of cloud cover over the city right now. already have sunshine inland will continue to see that sunshine increase. temperatures in the 90s inland today bay shoreline in the 70s. but we're watching friday and into the weekend. that's when that excessive heat arrives inland. kumasi, thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a good da ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, broadway film and television star, laura linney. plus, from "mission: impossible - dead reckoning part one," vanessa kirby. also, exclusively for our amazing viewers, beat the heat bargains. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause]