cutting the ribbon and we get to talk with her. reggie: it is complicated, it always is. that is just the way it goes. feels like i waited my whole life for this. jobina: speak on it! reggie: so good. kumasi: i am excited to meet her. what are we going to do? reggie: we have a little bit of a plan. have to get her on our side. right away. [laughter] >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. extreme weather wreaking havoc from coast to coast, from twisters in chicago to the historic heat. overnight tornados tearing through the midwest. one even touching down right

outside chicago. right now where the threat is headed next and the record setting temperatures with 100 million people on alert from florida to oregon. major heat wave heading into the weekend. ginger tracking the latest. breaking overnight heading for a strike. actors failing to reach a deal with the major studios, set to join screen writers on the picket line. what it means for the tv shows and movies you've been waiting for. are the lights about to go out in hollywood? president biden's vow. what he said about ukraine and the fight against vladamir putin and the nato summit. top national security official john kirby joins us live. plus how the u.s. is responding to chinese hackers targeting the government. deadly hit and run near the white house. what happened right before? the latest at this hour. many are scared. another flight hits severe turbulence. >> i watched her fly up in the air. i watched her on the ceiling. >> four people hospitalized.

>> new details in the case of the dentist accused of fatally poisoning his wife. prosecutors say he searched how to make murder look like a heart attack. otter control. what's got this sea otter stealing surf boards. she's making waves and leaving experts stunned. overnight dick vitale -- >> this place is rocking! >> revealing he has cancer for the third time. what he's saying about the diagnosis. ♪ start me up ♪ breakout chris eubanks is just getting started. this morning chris is going to join us and talk about his thrilling run at wimbeldon, as his career takes off. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> someone else had a thrilling run at wimbeldon. >> it was fun with lara. i have to say, chris eubanks was

the talk of the all england club. i know back in the states as well. i had a chance a short time ago -- i know, michael, you were watching. that five setter with the number three seed. we are looking forward to talking with chris eubanks in just a little bit. what a run he had, and a career he's going to have. just getting started. >> can't wait to watch him on tour. he's exciting to watch. we have a lot of news including inflation cooling off, dropping to its lowest level in two years. we'll tell you where prices are improving the most. >> that is some good news. we're going to begin with good tornados touched down in chicago, forcing people to shelter in place at major airports. mola lenghi starts us off from chicago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're about ten miles outside of chicago where several tornados believed to have ripped through some residential areas just tearing roofs off homes, uprooting trees

and in some cases snapping trees right in half. >> wow! >> reporter: multiple tornados tearing through northern illinois. in st. charles, two tornados captured forming simultaneously over a field. one massive twister taking aim in chicago. >> we gotta go. >> reporter: at midway airport, you can see a tornado starting to form. hundreds of flights grounded. at o'hare, hundreds of people sheltering as a confirmed tornado touched down nearby. >> oh my god. >> it was just shocking. we're so close to chicago that further out west this tends to happen but not so close to the city. >> reporter: a tornado ripping apart buildings and smashing cars. this family's living room completely destroyed. >> we could hear the cracking of the roof being torn off. we looked out the window up there and the power lines fell down. >> reporter: first responders working with the red cross to house displaced residents. >> everybody is okay. that's the way i look at it. this is replaceable.

people aren't. >> reporter: despite the damage this morning no reported injuries, but officials are continuing to comb through this densely populated area to survey the damage, michael. >> all right, mola. thank you very much for bringing that to us. going to turn to the historic heat. 100 million americans from coast to coast are under heat alerts right now, with phoenix expected to endure 14th straight day of temperatures of at least 110 degrees. matt rivers is there for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. with that extreme heat you're talking about, hospitals across the country like here in phoenix, dealing with an increasing number of patients coming in because of that heat. just the last month alone nationwide more than 7,000 heat related illnesses being reported. i had a conversation with an emergency room physician yesterday who told me some of those cases relatively easy to treat. things like mild heat exhaustion, sun burn. but what he really worried about is heat stroke. that's what he wants people to

pay attention to with symptoms like a body temperature of 104 or higher. somewhat ironically, you can actually lose your ability to sweat when that happens. in the phoenix area, more than 400 people died last summer as a result of heat related illnesses. doctors here are nervous that with these temperatures we're seeing they could reach those numbers once again this year. robin? >> great concern. okay, matt. thank you. we're going to bring in ginger with more on this extreme heat. ginger much of this is connected to our warming climate? >> national weather service putting heat warnings up from portland oregon to miami all under this heat dome. they don't just do it because it's summer and it's hot. no. we're talking about all-time records being smashed in parts of texas and approaching them in phoenix. a place we've been talking about going now on day 14 at 110 plus in the afternoon. they get to 18, which we will. it's going to break that record. the overnight low temperatures, think about lows in the 90s. if they stay above 90 for seven

day, which they will, it will break an all-time record. bodies cannot release anything. they can evaporate if you don't get a break from the heat. louisville to vermont getting heavy rain. also a tornado set today. you could see 2 to 4 inches of additional rain. mikele? >> that is unrelenting heat. i don't think those are records anyone cares to break. ginger, thank you so much for that. breaking news overnight and hollywood on the brink of shutting down. actors failed to reach a deal with the major studios. trevor ault joins us for what it means for the tv shows and movies you've been waiting for. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, might the overnight deadline for a deal has come and gone. the screen actors guild is expected to vote to authorize a strike. this has gigantic implications for hollywood and the sticking points are, of course, over pay. but also on the potential use in

the future of artificial intelligence to replace actors and writers. this morning hollywood is poised to strike. overnight the contract deadline expiring without agreement after more than four weeks of intense negotiations between sag and the alliance of motion picture and television producers. >> in this streaming era, everything is different. nothing is the same from where it was in the broadcast tv era where there was a model for residuals and a model for pay. now all of that's changing, and the actors and the union are essentially saying, pay us more and give us our residuals. a big component of these negotiations and what they are fighting for is also protections from ai. >> reporter: in a statement, sag actors said they voted unanimously to recommend to the national board a strike. the president, actress fran drescher said the union

negotiated in good faith but the response to the union's most important proposals had been insulting and disrespectful of our massive contribution to this industry. if the board formally votes to strike, film and tv sets would be near total shut down. even promotional tours or appearances at big events like comic con would likely be put on hold. this potential strike begins as the writers guild strike has already stretched more than 70 days fighting for similar victories with no end in sight. now in a statement the producers say this was the screen actor's decision to walk away from the negotiating table in what producers call historic pay and residual increases. they say this strike is going to deepen the financial hardships for thousands who depend on the industry for their livelihood. the actors authorizing the strike believe the future of their livelihoods is what's at stake, and they think in the long run they will win. george? >> huge impact. trevor, thank you very much. overseas the president biden on the final leg of his mission to

europe. he's in finland this morning after making a pledge of support for ukraine at the nato summit in lithuania. >> we will not waiver. we will not waiver. i mean that. we will stand for liberty and freedom today, tomorrow and for as long as it takes! >> elizabeth schulze is with the president in helsinki. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. in the final stop of this trip, president biden is taking a victory lap, touting the expansion of the nato alliance to include finland and soon sweden. biden just met with the president of finland insisting that the u.s. and nordic allies are more united than ever against vladamir putin, with russia's borders just about 100 miles from here. it is a split screen from almost five years ago to this day when former president trump met here with putin. in that major speech in lithuania, biden blasted the russian leader for under estimating how the u.s. and its allies will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes.

they are now pledging long term security guarantees. after ukraine's president zelenskyy sharply criticized nato countries, yesterday he struck a much more positive, grateful tone. in an hour long meeting with president biden, both leaders calling the meeting a success. at the end of the day, there is still no timeline for when ukraine could join the nato alliance, even after the war ends. george? >> okay, elizabeth, thanks. let's bring in john kirby. thank for joining us again. those words from president biden, as long as it takes in ukraine. he seems to be bracing the country and the world for a long war. >> it could be, george. we just don't know. ukrainians are conducting a counter offensive right now, from the dambas area to the south. they're making progress. not as fast as far as they'd like to go, but we're going to do everything we can to give them the capabilities and tools to succeed. it could be week, months of hard fighting as they try to claim back the rest of their country. >> have the russians recovered

from that apparent mutiny a few weeks back? >> it remains to be seen. we don't know exactly what transpired every minute of that event. we don't really know what kind of impact it's going to have on the war in ukraine. i would tell you right now, george, as we speak, there hasn't been that much of an effect on the fighting in ukraine. russians are dug in. ukrainians are trying to claw back territory. we're still trying to help them win. >> on this hack revealed by microsoft. we know they targeted the u.s. government, the commerce department, the state department. i spoke with jake sullivan about it yesterday. said you were still investigating. what more have you learned? how serious is it? what are you going to say to the chinese? >> well, we took it very, very seriously. we took actions immediately after to try to mitigate the effects of it. we're obviously taking a fresh look at our systems and our cloud computing capabilities to make sure we can be more resilient in the future. it is still under investigation by the fbi.

i'm afraid i don't have any more information now for you today, but again, we're working real hard to make sure our systems are as resilient as possible. >> what does it say to you just as secretary of state blinken was heading to beijing? >> you mean secretary yellen, i think. i don't want to get into the attribute on this thing and get ahead of the fbi on this investigation. i would say a couple of things. our networks are attacked every single day by state and nonstate actors all around the world. it is not uncommon for some of though state actors, russia, iran, north korea, china, to be part of that process. but again, i don't want to get ahead of where we are. i don't know that it's helpful to try to read too much into the timing of this attack with secretary yellen's trip. secretary yellen had a good productive set of conversations with the chinese. lines of communication are staying open. that's a good thing. the president wants to focus on getting this relationship in a more stable platform. >> i thought the hack started much earlier and was only revealed around secretary

yellen's trip, but thanks for clarifying that. robin? >> the other headline, there are some signs inflation is cooling off. now at its lowest level in more than two years. our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is on wall street with what it means for your wallet. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this is a good thing for the most part for people's wallets. as you say, inflation is now at its lowest level in more than two years with prices up 3% from a year ago. you compare that to this time last year, june of 2022 when prices were up more than 9%. it is a big relief. one of the biggest movers where prices have been dropping is in air fares. air fares down more than 8% month over month. almost 19% from a year ago. we found certain flights now that are less than $100 on domestic fares. this isn't a model. it doesn't mean every single air fare is 8% less.

some are higher still. but a lot of them are trending lower. another area that's trending lower are gasoline prices. those prices down about 26.5% from a year ago. if you're in the market for a used car or truck, you're in good luck because those prices have also come down about 5%. now, there are still areas that are climbing. one of them, and this is an impact on people. shelter costs, though prices are still up almost 8%. especially if you're a renter, you're feeling this. good news is overall, we're seeing those numbers come down. the typical family is spending about $200 more every month than they were on the same goods and services as a year ago and the fed may be slowing down on those interest rate hikes which cost you more when you borrow money. michael? >> good news for the american family. thank you very much, rebecca. now to the latest on the deadly hit and run in washington, d.c. near the national mall. faith abubey is live in washington with the latest on what happened. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, michael.

that deadly hit and run incident happened right near the white house and a busy tourist area. multiple law enforcement agencies are on high alert looking for that suspect. authorities say this incident happened around 1:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. secret service agents were trying to pull over a driver for an expired car registration. apparently, the unidentified driver made them think that he or she was about to stop but then suddenly sped off. the suspect ran a red light and plowed into some pedestrians. one of them a 75-year-old man, who was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was later pronounced dead. we're told a 13-year-old was also injured in that crash but will be okay. this is still very much an urgent investigation. police say there's no active threat to the community right now. police are still looking for that suspect and a blue 2006 honda accord with virginia license plates. anyone with information is being asked to call the u.s. park police. robin? >> hopefully, they will, faith. thank you. now to the news overnight about dick vitale.

the beloved broadcaster announced he has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time. demarco morgan joins us with the latest. good morning. >> robin, good morning to you. the news comes as a shocker for the 84-year-old hall of famer dick vitale. the long time espn college basketball broadcaster announcing wednesday that he's been diagnosed with vocal chord cancer and will need six weeks of radiation to treat it. taking to twitter saying, although disappointed with the pathology report, i plan on winning this battle. going on to see his doctor. dr. z tells me it has an extremely high curate. this is not the first or second time the beloved sports analyst has battled with cancer. vitale was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2021, months after he had multiple surgeries to remove melanoma. he said he plans to beat this and ready to call college hoop games starting in the fall. he said he has been touched by the outpouring of support with all the texts, videos received. he's asking supporters and fans to continue sending positive vibes.

we will do that. >> he is a long time friend. we've been texting back and forth. he is a fighter. he is thinking of others also who are going through similar paths. he is feeling the love. >> he is always so positive and brings such incredible energy. >> we wish him and his wife all the best. coming up breakout american tennis star chris eubanks is going to join us about his incredible run at wimbeldon. and what's next for him. also details of the dentist charged with killing his wife by poisoning her protein shakes. we'll tell you what prosecutors say he searched online. what's got this sea otter stealing surf boards on the west coast? wait until you meet her. first back to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael. miami has been breaking heat records. heat index for 105. this morning 97 already. nearby are saying, hold my beer, because this is water temperature, in the keys, we are approaching all time global records when it comes to the

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winner her performing her hit song "the journey" at the espies last night to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the occasion of the v foundation and jimmy valvano's espy speech. coming up we're gonna take you backstage of the biggest sports event of the year. that is just ahead. >> it's always an emotional and powerful night. they just call it the speech. jimmy v's speech. it's the speech. now to tennis. breakout star chris eubanks captivated fans around the world with a story book run to the quarter finals. it came to an end, dramatic five setter against the third setter. but chris is just get started. right before we went on the air i had a chance to speak with him. you know, chris, it is good to see you again. congratulations on a phenomenal tournament. you have played a lot of tennis. how are you doing, physically and emotionally, right now? >> physically, honestly, i feel

great. i feel great. body feels good. did a good job of taking care of the body throughout these past three weeks. i played a lot of tennis. all in all the body feels great. i think emotionally, things are starting to kind of set in. i try to do a good job of just blocking everything out, focusing on each match individually. i think now when the tournament ended for me yesterday, being able to take a step back and say, wow. i am a wimbeldon quarter finalist and no one can ever take that away. that's really cool. it is a bit of an adjustment emotionally. things are starting to settle. looking forward to getting back home and seeing family and friends and everything. but all in all i think everything is going well. >> what have your family and friends been telling you? >> i finished that match. i tried not to look at my phone for about 15 minutes. when i did there were some 200 odd text messages. had to call my mom. my mom after every match sends me a message, says she's proud of me.

my dad is a little more selective when he sends his messages, but i got a good one from him yesterday. that was exciting. my older brother, cousin. i got such an outpouring of support from family, aunts and uncles and cousins, friends also reached out. i had a few friends who decided to fly over for the match yesterday. that was really cool as well. it's been a lot, been a lot of outpouring and support from family and friends. i'm looking forward to getting back to atlanta to see them in person. >> also support from the public. patrick mcenroe and others are saying you are their new favorite player. you got a standing ovation after your match. coco gauff was in the stands again. naomi osaka, sending you love over social media. what does all this support, how has it buoyed you? how will it propel you going forward? >> i think it just reinforces the fact that lot of the hard

work and the things that i have been doing have been working. it's tough to really know if the work you're putting in is really paying off if you don't see the results. for me, the wins are great, but to see the outpouring of support, especially amongst my peers. i received text messages not only from naomi, from coco, who was obviously there, but from kim clisters sent me a message. other players that i competed against. john izner sent me a message. sam query's been reaching out. some of the other american players. they are so happy for my success. lot of my peers. i think those are the messages that mean a lot, maybe even more. these are the players that i see probably more than my family. for them to send a message just to show a sign of support for me, really, really means a lot. >> because they know the work, the work you have put in to being there at wimbeldon. we said first time ever there.

to get to the quarter finals as you did. you did mention your hometown, the atl, atlanta. you will be playing in a tournament there later this month. of course, got the u.s. open coming up later this summer. just tell us your plans going forward, chris. >> i'm going to take a week off, try to allow the body to rest a bit more, train a bit. and then move forward. look at playing in atlanta, then the entire u.s. hard court swing. go from atlanta to d.c. d.c. is always a very fun tournament for me. toronto, cincinnati and then we look at gearing up for the u.s. open. the u.s. open has always been one of my favorite tournaments. it's the tournament i grew up going to as a kid with my family. i think this u.s. open will be a little bit different for me, on and off the court, but i'm extremely excited. i hope to see you there. i hope you can make it out, check out some of the matches. >> hey, you will see my face in

the place, as we say back in the day. i gotta tell you, do you know what? there's a reason why you have resonated with so many people. when we talked on tuesday, you talked about how you didn't think at one time you were going to break the top 100. then you were able to do that. you became patient. you said it was going to happen in time. what is your message to folks who, they have their dreams and they may be thinking like you did at one point. it might not come true. what's your message to them? >> like i said, i have been in that very same situation where you want something bad. you begin to doubt whether or not it might happen. for me, i felt that the weight and burden kind of lifted off my shoulders when i just accepted the fact that if it's meant to be, it will be. it will be. it may not be our time, but it will happen in its own time, if it's meant to be. just embracing that. it allows you to carry on your life in a much more fulfilling way.

no more stressing about, you know, the things that you can't really control. i think for me, that's been a key component to a lot of my success over the past few weeks and past year. just saying that, hey, whatever is meant to be in my career is going to happen in its own time. i'm just going to control what i can control. that's my effort, attitude. that's how i treat other people. we're just going to let the rest take care of itself. >> preach. preach, just like your daddy. just preach. you took us to church there for a moment. i'm so glad that i was able to give you a hug on tuesday and, chris, i'm giving you a virtual hug right now. congratulations. i will see you at the open. >> i want a real hug in new york. you jetted out of here soon as the weather got bad. i lost you. you went home back to new york. that's okay. i want a real hug in new york. i'm looking forward to it. >> you take care. safe travels, my friend. be well. >> thank you. take care. >> you didn't see when we kept rolling after that.

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this morning a judge in colorado reigniting the first degree murder trial for the dentist accused of poisoning his wife of 23 years. prosecutoring laying out evidence which they say shows dr. james craig ordered poison to his office and later put lethal doses of cyanide the active ingredient in popular eye drops into angela craig's protein shakes. lead investigator bobby olsen saying february 26th, craig typed searches into a computer at his dental clinic including top five undetectible poisons that show no sign of foul play. how to make murder look like a heart attack. is arsenic detectible in autopsy? and how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human being? those alleged searches made two days after james craig met texas orthodontist karin cane in texas. >> we ended up sitting next to each other. >> reporter: in our exclusive interview, cain said they had an immediate connection.

craig telling her he filed for divorce. it wasn't true. these are the allegations, that within days of meeting you, he starts researching potassium cyanide and buying these deadly poisons. >> it wasn't until the media started reporting on it that i realized the timeline was so tight. >> reporter: craig invited cane to denver but the day before she arrives, angela is placed on life support and dies soon after. >> i don't open my door to policemen ever. i don't think that's ever happened to me before. yeah. we just started talking. >> reporter: what are they telling you? >> we just want you to know that we've arrested him for whatever it is, first degree murder of his wife. >> reporter: and there in the courthouse, angela craig's brother who rushed her to the hospital before she died. >> one of my favorite memories is her walk of honor. she was a donor. her heart was still beating. that sweetheart of hers will go

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and damaged surfers' boards. >> it started to get close to me. i got kind of scared an hopped off my board. i watched it jump on the board. >> reporter: last month, noah and his friend were looking to catch some waves. but instead catching 841's interest. >> it was like biting chunks out of the surf board. started paddling with it on the board. that can force it to get off. it followed us all the way to the stairs to get back on the the cliff. >> reporter: 841 was raised in captivity and released in the ocean. experts stunned. >> this is very atypical and very rare. naturally, they have a strong instinct to avoid us. >> reporter: the central california coast waters, which have been home base for most of 841's encounters are frequented by southern otters. the species is endangered, with only around 3,000 remaining. a female can weigh up to 50 pounds.

>> otters have this amazing super power of cuteness, which maybe disarms humans. but it's a wild animal. they bite through shellfish, through clams. a bite from an otter would not be pleasant. >> reporter: now a team at the monterrey bay aquarium has been tasked with capturing 841 an rehoming her to protect surfers and the otter population, guys. >> all right, will. thank you. we're going to dive into summer. your state of ohio. ike is there checking out what they call the key west of the north. come on back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay.

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with a look at the drive times. tracy to dublin, 53 minutes. that's our slowest spot. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. it's already pretty mild this morning. look inland. we're in the 60s, if not the low 70s. 70 right now in antioch, 60 from napa to concord to livermore, your 50s to low 60s around the bay shoreline. here's a live look at our east bay hills camera. that fog our marine layer very shallow. this morning. it's not very deep and that means it's going to evaporate and mix out pretty quickly this morning we'll find increasing sunshine. temperatures later today, very typical, excessive heat arrives this weekend. reggie drew, thank you for streaming us on the abc7 bay area app. >> abc7 seven continues. for everyone else it is good morning everyone else it is good morning america. look at this shot. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities.

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setting temperatures, with 100 million people on alert from florida to oregon. the major heat wave heading into the weekend. ginger is tracking the latest. and staying safe in the brutal heat. the warning signs to look for. what not to drink. and what parents should know about keeping kids cool. midair scare. another flight hitting severe turbulence. four people hospitalized. so what happened? spider-man star tom holland getting candid about his sobriety journey. >> there was a deep hole. not shying away from that at all. >> the moment he knew he had to take control. now saying he's the happiest he's ever been. ♪ >> we're diving into summer. live from the buckeye state, cooling off in lake erie. ♪

>> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> right back at ya. good morning america. we're saying hello from the heartland. ashin singh is in cleveland showing us the best of the best, from the food to all that fun. >> close by we've got ike ejoichi in put-in bay named key west of the north. it's perfect oasis in the heart of the great lakes. we cannot wait to dive in. george, you're from ohio. >> sure. i do remember all of that. >> is it the key west of -- >> you have to decide. you live in key west. [ laughter ] >> i'm open. i'm open. we'll see. >> we're going to be dealing with extreme weather. tornados in the northwest.

historic heat for millions. ginger is tracking it all. >> there were five reported tornados all around the chicago and northern illinois. i think i see three in this video. one on the left, one on the right and one behind the one on the right. they're going to do all the surveys today to see what happened. this is a violent system. it will do more damage today like this in huntly, illinois, where the roof was ripped off. we'll get the surveys in to see how strong they were. you have to learn the warnings for vermont, connecticut, massachusetts. people who got so much rain have the possibility of tornados and damaging winds. and more rain on the order of 2 to 5 inches. back to pittsburgh and even louisville all in the damaging wind threat today. flood watches are up. please don't take these lightly. the ground is super saturated. lot of people approaching that 400% to 500% of normal. anything on top of that will make it rough. we've got to talk heat advisories from miami up to portland, oregon. texas still in it.

arkansas, oklahoma. look at the heat dome. it is strengthening, to the point that we could see by the end of the weekend las vegas tying an all time heat record. we will keep an eye on this, george. >> ginger, thanks. turn to the investigation of cocaine found at the white house. secret service is planning to brief the oversight committee in a closed door meeting this morning. rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. it has been over a week since cocaine was found inside the white house. this morning it's still unclear how it got there and who was responsible for bringing it into the west wing. that would be the focus of today's closed door briefing with lawmakers on capitol hill. republicans have been sounding the alarm saying this raises even more concerns about security on the white house complex calling the discovery of cocaine shameful and unacceptable. the secret service has been investigating this incident for days, combing through visitor logs and surveillance video trying to get to the bottom of all of this. sources tell us the cocaine was found inside a small bag in a

cubby near the entrance of the west wing. this is typically an area where visitors are told to leave their cell phones. the white house was briefly evacuated. the president and his family were away at camp david. other than that, the white house has said very little about this. republicans are making it clear they are not satisfied and will be pushing for more answers today. >> hopefully, they'll get them. thank you so much for that, rachel. now to another scare in the skies. at least four people were hospitalized when a plane hit severe turbulence on a flight from north carolina to florida. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is in miami with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. it feels like we're all hearing about turbulence in the skies these days. this time it was enough to send four people right to the hospital. this morning yet another midair scare. emergency crews meeting an allegient flight on a tarmac after it hit severe turbulence injuring four people.

>> i watched her fly up in the air and i watched her on the ceiling and then boom, she just fell to the floor. >> drinks went by, people were screaming, oh my god! the guy next to me like flew up and hit his head on the ceiling, dented the ceiling of the plane. >> reporter: allegient telling abc news the plane and route from asheville north carolina to st. pete clearwater international airport hit that severe turbulence with 179 passengers on board. the plane ultimately landing safely, but though passengers shaken. >> when they tell you to wear your seat belt even though it might seem smooth flying, have your seat belt on 'cause you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: this morning the faa tells us it will investigate. like that passenger said it's an important reminder even if the flight is smooth keep that seat belt on because anything can

change at any moment, guys. >> you're so right about that. that is such an important reminder for us all. coming up on our gma morning menu, dr. ashton is here with how to stay safe in the heat and what you should not drink when it's this hot. also this morning spider-man star tom holland is talking about his sobriety journey and the moment he realized he needed to stop drinking. plus heading to the buckeye state. ashin singh in cleveland and ike ejoichi is diving into the heart of the great lakes. tory johnson is here with steals and deals in our studio. all $20 or less. we'll be right back. or less, we will be right back. or less, we will be right back. director: hi barbie. big night coming up, right? barbie: oh yeah, and fast. your confidence is legendary. do you ever get nervous? oh, sure. i get butterflies sometimes. it doesn't show. what's your secret? lately, pickleball. it's a fun way to work off nervous energy and get pumped up at the same time.

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in case you didn't hear that, welcome back to gma. we're kicking off our summer concert series tomorrow. so many people already camping out to see him. going to have much more ahead. right now our gma cover story. temperatures across the country are soaring. cdc is reporting that emergency room department visits have more than doubled in the last month. let's talk about how to stay safe with dr. jen ashton. good morning, jen. it's not just uncomfortable. this heat is dangerous. >> yes. so let's do some mini-med school or science behind just why this is such a problem. we know that our core temperature normally 98.7 degrees. if you're in an area where it's 100, 105, evaporation or heat dissipation is impaired. that will heat us up and

humidity is actually as if not more of a problem than the actual temperature because once it gets too hot and too humid for our sweat to evaporate, we can get into serious trouble. if the heat doesn't drop at night, it gives your body zero chance to recover. so anyone and everyone is at risk when you're talking about this heat. >> what are the signs and symptoms we should be looking for? >> heat related illness. it's important for people to understand that it's not just the old, the young trb vulnerable. this can happen to everyone. spectrum of see veerty. when you talk about heat exhaustion symptoms range from headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, heavy sweating. if you feel or see any of the signs or symptoms you need to get out of the heat before it progresses to heat stroke which is a true 911 emergency room medical emergency. then you get change in medical status, confusion, loss of consciousness, fainting, hot dry skin.

you lose the ability to sweat. your body is telling you it is shutting down and then seizures potentially progressing to that. >> what about those who have to be outside? kids at camp. >> the first thing is, and we see this all the time here in new york city. we see people running in this temperature because they say, i do this every day. i'm in shape. i'm not at risk. incorrect. for people who work outside or for children, particularly small children. i want to be clear, the heat is so high that a lot of outdoor activities will be cancelled if they can't occur indoors. they have to be altered. you have to seek shade. you want to wear a hat. take frequent breaks. drink cool liquids. avoid drinking anything with caffeine or that's too sugary. and then shade or being in cold areas is so, so important. if you cannot take breaks you should not be outside for a

prolonged period of time. >> all right. good advice. definitely life saving advice. we appreciate for that. now we're going to spider-man star -- that's the right camera. tom holland. he's getting candid about his sobriety journey and his relationship with alcohol, revealing the moment he knew he had to take control. eva pilgrim has the latest. >> tom holland said it scared him when he realized he couldn't stop thinking about alcohol. a dry january challenge making him re-evaluate his relationship with alcohol. now a year and a half sober, he's opening up about his journey. spider-man actor tom holland opening up about his relationship with alcohol. >> i was definitely addicted to alcohol. not sly shying away from that at all. >> he said when he tried participating in dry january after a very, very boozey december, he couldn't shake his cravings. >> all i could think about was having a drink.

all i could think about. i was waking up thinking about it. i was checking the clock. when's it 12? it just really scared me. i said, wow, maybe i have a little bit of an alcohol thing. >> hello, peter. >> the 27-year-old saying he then decided to extend the challenge. for some people it can be life changing. it can bring unhealthy relationships into healthy relationships. it can cause us to have a healthier physical presence when we're with people. we can pay attention more. we don't have the brain fog that we might have if we were having this addictive personality, addictive trait towards alcohol. >> holland, who recently starred in "the crowded room" saying after months of not drinking, he realized he was the happiest he's ever been in his life. >> i could sleep better. i could handle problems better. things that would go wrong on set that would normally set me off, i could take it by stride.

i had such better mental clarity. i felt healthier, fitter. it's almost the best thing i have ever done. >> holland said he often drank to feel more comfortable in a social environment. he admits he tried to quit before. he credits sobriety with why he felt to have the need. guys? >> right. get to the root of it. eva, thank you. now to the espy, the oscars of sports, if you will, celebrating athletes and others from the sports world for what they do on and off the field. our will reeve was there for it all. hey there, will. >> hey there, robin, good morning. the espys are fun and funny powerful and poignant. basically every super star you've ever heard of is in the building to celebrate the year in sports and drop by to chat with gma, too. it's the glitziest night in sports, celebrating sports with a dash of hollywood. >> it is exciting.

>> reporter: lebron james' whole family presenting him the award for best record breaking performance. >> nobody works harder. nobody cares more. and nobody has done more for the game of basketball than lebron james. >> the king not going anywhere. announcing he'll return for his 21st season. >> the day i can't give the game everything on the floor, the day i'll be done. lucky for you guys the day is not today. >> patrick mahomes and the chiefs visiting us backstage celebrating their win for best team. >> i don't know if we ever grew up thinking we would be the best team in the world. >> michaela schiffer shaking off the nerves. >> i'm still sweating. >> you would rather be going 1 million miles an hour down an icy hill? >> oh yeah. >> four members of the u.s. women's soccer team celebrating the arthur ashe award for courage for their fight for equal pay. >> our fight is not over. when you play for the united states women's national team, you are handed a torch. now we are looking to build a world where we create thousands

of torches. >> we want every girl out there, every boy, to understand that you have a chance of being able to do whatever you want to dream. now these young girls can go, i can do that. i can do that. i can see that. >> it's great to be here tonight to introduce to you a few friends of mine. >> the night hitting an emotional apex when damar hamlin presented the pat tillman award for service to the athletic trainers who saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest during a game. >> damar, first and foremost, thank you for staying alive, brother. >> what a moment. a huge congratulations to all the winners, including drew and lauren holiday. they won the muhammad ali award. and liam hendrix won the jimmy v award for perseverance for his fight with cancer. it's important to note that amid all the glamour of the espies the week leading up to it raised millions for cancer research.

that's really what it's all about. >> thank you so much, will. it is. that's why it was started way back when, 1993. the speech. that's when the v foundation for cancer research was established. that's what this night is all about. it is a special night. it really is. ginger? >> thanks. i can't wait to watch. now as far as spring went, the southwest was average. kind of unremarkable. but felt probably pretty cool especially compared to the last few seasons. now that's over. this serious heat dome is building in. it will intensify by the end of the weekend, last until at least mid week. las vegas goes to 117. burbank will be 101. look at redding at 116. speaking of las vegas, since the 1970s, we have seen nearly 40 days at what the national weather service and others call risky heat days, meaning average high temperature both high and low are above 93.

drew: your accuweather forecast temperatures are typical this time of year. 80's and 90's in the warmest spots inland, overnight tonight we have patchy cloud cover with temperatures falling in the 50's. temperatures ramp up, excessive heat warnings in effect over the weekend inland. the coast stays comfortable, widespread cooler weather next week. >> now it is time for deals and steals. everybody is excited because tory johnson is in the house with great products to simplify your life without breaking the bank. all for $20 or less. i don't know how you do it, but you do. point your cell phone camera at that qr code on your screen. good morning. >> hi. >> hey. what are we starting with. >> k carroll accessories.

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they start at $8.50. >> good deal there. >> it's one of those things that you don't realize how much you need it until you have it at home. then you're like, this is a life saver. this is active, making its gma deal debut. these are cleaning products for your home appliances. this little tablet. you would put that in either -- they've got this for the washing machine. washing machine ones have 70,000 amazon reviews. it's gonna do a heavy duty clean to a washing machine, dish washer, a disposal. we even have options for active wear. sometimes about active wear. this is a fabulous product. starts at $7.50. >> tory, you did it again. fantastic. >> it was a lot of fun. >> you can get the deals on our website, good morning america.com. you're the best, tory. gonna head to ohio when we come back.

build a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina fortson for a look at traffic high jobina. >> hi kumasi, thank you. good morning everyone. so we're going to begin in lafayette where we're following a crash right

now. at least it's in the counter commute direction, but you are experiencing a minor slowdown here. it's eastbound 24 before happy valley road. let's bring in our live cameras here, starting with emeryville and 8-80. so far, traffic has been pretty smooth throughout the morning. that has not changed much. we'll end here with a live picture with the san mateo bridge where everything is moving at the limit as well. >> kumasi thanks jobina. meteorologist drew tuma has your

>> hey bay area live with kelly marcus. coming up we're going to chat with andy cohen. plus ashley graham is here and michelle bhutto stops by. that's

at 9:00 on abc seven. we will see you in a half hour, mark. temperatures right now, we're warming already inland 60s and low 70s already by 830 this morning, 50s for the most part around the bay shoreline. we have a lot of sunshine already from the exploratorium camera live. look, our shallow marine layer is breaking down pretty fast today. temperatures are warm, but very typical for this time of the year. our warmer spots going into the 80s and 90s. that's where we should be 60s and 70s, close to the coast. but excessive heat does arrive this weekend above 100in our hottest spots. tsay. thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. but you can >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> time to rise and shine this morning from cleveland. >> reporter: good morning, george, from the land!

[ cheers ] we're at the west side market. it's been around since 1912. they get about 800,000 visitors a year. there's a big reason why when you visit cleveland, you've got to stop by. check it out. ♪ all the little kids going cleveland rocks, cleveland rocks >> reporter: today we're finding out exactly why cleveland rocks. >> cleveland is a region. there's so much to do in a 24 hour period. >> reporter: a social media influencer is a true clevelander, born and raised. >> whenever i go on vacation and i'm wearing cleveland gear, somebody is pointing it out. somebody is from cleveland. >> reporter: brandon is introducing the next generation. his 2-year-old son brody getting to know the best of cleveland or as the locals say, the land. >> cool to see him go to the same places i went to over the past 25 year.

>> reporter: starting with the great lakes science center. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: from a real apollo space module to the dinosaurs of the sahara. >> this science center is about curiosity. >> reporter: the center is spear headed by their ceo. >> we're different from other science museums that are focused on natural history. this is the place to come if you want to build, test, experiment. this is the place for you. >> reporter: next brandon and brody grab a quick stack. at downtown's corner donut shop. >> bruno's mission is to surprise everyone who comes through the door. >> reporter: run by shelly and john pippin. the couple created a business that combines their two favorite things, donuts and beer. locals love it. >> it is a unique mix of people who come through. for all different celebrations. we've had engagements happen in our shop. we've had people drop off sonograms and have done baby announcement.

>> reporter: at the end of the day, brandon treats brody to a staple at this club. the raleigh inn. >> good morning america! >> reporter: located just across the street from the home featured in the classic film "a christmas story." >> come on, guys, wait up! >> reporter: and they're serving up a corned beef sandwich paired with a fresh batch of pierogis. the general manager's secret sauce. >> started with sauteed onion, sauerkraut, sour cream. it just melts in your mouth. >> reporter: that really does. ♪ cleveland rocks cleveland rocks ♪ [ cheers ] >> reporter: guys, i'm here with brandon and brody. right behind us is one of the 70 restaurants and businesses that operate here out of the west side market. you were telling me the lines can sometimes be an hour long?

>> they'll close down an hour early. people are in line way back here. they got to make sure they attend to them. >> reporter: a real fan favorite. brody's a fan? >> he's never had one. he's going to have one today. >> reporter: he's gonna have one today. we're skipping the line. everyone is going to eat. do you mind if we get some gyros? [ cheering ] ready? i'm gonna take these and pass them back. >> you get a gyro, you get a gyro. >> reporter: everybody get a gyro. there you go. there you go. we are about to dig in. guys. >> breakfast of champions. >> how do you say at this time greek way? >> gyro. >> we say it -- >> gyro. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> ike is there for us. lake erie. hey, ike. [ cheers ] >> reporter: what's going on, guys?

how you doing? i'm having way too much fun here at put-in bay, ohio. i'm surrounded by the best crowd right here at the border. as you can see. now, this island is small, less than four miles long and only a mile and a half wide but it packs a punch, with tons of summer fun with friends, family and really anyone just looking for a vacation. take a look. just off the shores of lake erie, an hour outside of cleveland, lies put-in bay nicknamed the key west of the north. this small island village offers summer visitors fun in the matter of the great lakes. >> put-in bay is truly a hidden gem. we are an every day island get away. >> reporter: accessible only by ferry. hey, guys. we're officially taking off. take a look at this beautiful water. put-in bay is next. the quaint ohio island attracts

in the know travellers with its water activities, relaxed atmosphere and family friendly fun. now this ferry is everything. it seems to be the life line. how important is this ferry to the success and just really how put-in bay runs? >> we take our responsibility as the life line to the island very seriously. anything that's used or consumed on the island we transport here. >> reporter: once the ferry docks, the best way to explore the island is by golf cart. take a ride downtown where holiday makers take in a lively boardwalk. and flavorful fare. >> gotta have a meal at the board walk. the boardwalk is the best place to eat. this is everything right here. 36 lobsters. 36 in every batch of bisque. >> reporter: try some of the boardwalk restaurants famous lobster bisque. >> we've been here since 1985. it was my father's vision to bring the east coast to lake erie. my sister laura was creating this recipe.

and then, boom, 38 years latered we've mastered this recipe. at least i like to think so. >> reporter: just across the way the iconic frosty's, known for its delicious pizza and ice cold refreshments, served in their signature frozen mug. >> one of the few places in the world where you can get a frozen glass like this. >> reporter: finish with an adventure and head underground beneath ohio's oldest winery where you'll find a hidden gem. the largest crystal cave in the world. [ cheers ] the ferry rides, the golf carts, the restaurants, the winery. i can keep going. the best part about this place are the people. [ cheers ] they're so friendly. just a great example of that is pauline. we were shooting all day yesterday. she came out of nowhere, baked us a peach pie, which i ate too fast. i don't want to talk about that right now. this morning she came by, baked us some breakfast cookies, which i didn't even know was a thing until right now.

thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> they will be eaten all the time. if the wind dies down you will probably see me on the water. we'll save those for after the cameras are rolling. back to you guys. >> ike -- ike, will you tell that crowd there that george, michael and i say thank you. their spirit is infectious. thank them for us. turn right around and thank them for us, right now. [ cheering ] thank you, ike. okay. i have never been so hungry in my life. last segment and this one as well. coming up bts super star jung kook ready to light up our stage tomorrow. gonna light it up like dynamite. r first concert and he will do it like

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we're back now with jung kook. he's set to kick off our gma concert series tomorrow morning. there is already an army of fans camping out. they are waiting. will ganss is here with details. good morning, will. these fans are excited. >> they mean business, michael. hash tack jung kook racked up 2 billion, with a b. we didn't know fans would be

camped out for four nights amped. we had to go to the park to check it out for ourselves. ♪ he's the bts super star, ready to light up central park like -- ♪ jung kook making his solo debut right here on the gma stage. the 25-year-old global phenom is setting off a fan frenzy. on a scale one to ten how excited are you for friday? >> billion. yes. >> reporter: bts army lining up on monday despite already having tickets to jung kook's sold out show tomorrow. >> it sounds a little crazy to start camping out monday for a concert friday. >> yeah. >> reporter: yet here we are. why? >> why not? have you looked at him? [ laughter ] >> reporter: i have got a picture in my pocket. >> there you go.

>> reporter: flying in from california, kentucky, virginia, texas and beyond. >> we are here for the band more than anything. >> reporter: some on the clock from their spots in central park. while they don't want their faces seen for work reasons, i figure everyone could use a new york slice to keep spirits up in line. here you go. army checking in with us from the line overnight. >> i have been bitten, but everything is good. we are out here because we love him. ♪ >> he makes his fans feel so loved and comfortable. we want to have the chance to show him that love in person. i'll do anything. >> reporter: okay. by now some of those fans have been in line long enough to watch all 236 episodes of friends. i did the math. but we're in the home stretch. take a look at the countdown clock. only 23 hours to go and some change until jung kook hits the stage.

and a reminder. the concert is sold out, but you can watch from home right here on gma tomorrow morning. >> lot of energy. >> thank you, will. >> four days, 200 billion -- >> with a b, a b. >> that's amazing. looking forward to that. let's go outside to ginger. hey, ginger. >> it's going to all culminate in a muggy morning. as it is this morning. in new york city we have not had a heat wave, an official one, where 90 has hit three days in a row. we've been relatively cool through spring. lot of places have been that way. west virginia and virginia had a top ten coolest june on record. however, they are two of the states that are included in 27 states, texas and missouri, where y'all are from, where they've seen the top ten warmest starts to the year. certainly warmer overall. that's the big picture. let's get a check now closer to home. drew: morning clouds to sudden

and temperatures typical this time of year in the afternoon. it heats up over the weekend, excessive heat warnings in effect inland with cooler weather next week. >> now we are thinking pink. the barbie craze is in full swing with the new movie coming out next week. we have a special message from barbie herself. have a look. >> good morning, america. barbie here. i'm having the best summer ever and wanted to share some of my favorite things from wal-mart to help you make the most of it, too. see ya! >> that lifestyle contributor and our own barbie, looking all pink, lori bergamotto is here. lori, you've got an inside scoop on a whole new collection. >> i sure do, ginger. barbie is a cultural icon with a style of her own. this segment is sponsored by wal-mart, who worked with barbie, to assemble some incredible products for summer. part of the new retail experience to discover, shop and share exclusive picks from celebrities like patrick mahomes and becky g. and we have some of barbie's

picks right here all under 50 bucks. >> so let's get motivated. first is looking sporty. >> it is very sporty. so this is, we recruit by onix. the pickleball starter set. pickleball is the fastest growing -- >> every neighbor. everybody is playing it. >> do you play? >> i haven't. >> you need this. you and me, ginger. you get the two paddles and the two balls. but also, i'm gonna come around on this side. we have barbie's pick. the fanny pack. this is from reebok. it's obviously her favorite color. you can keep all of your sporty essentials with you when you're court side. and ready to go. >> love this. okay. so when we're done sporting it up, we have to hit the pink carpet. how do we do this? >> so these ring lights by on are incredible. you can actually -- i'm gonna show you how they work. you can do all different lights. they have adjustable heights in the tripod.

they will really get you ready. speaking of getting ready, we have our incredible gma interns here trying out some of our pink carpet ready products. we have cayley. and yuri trying the rose eye gels. how do those feel? are you destressed? >> so relaxing. this is the way to intern. >> it is. >> good way to start off the morning. >> i know you had an early morning. do you feel like that's helping to depuff? >> yes. this is definitely helping. this is exactly what i need this morning. >> i need this more than anybody because i took my nails off this week. >> you have to see rowan. she did an excellent job here with these exclusive shades from opi including this shade called welcome to barbie land. rowan, what do you think? >> you know, it feels like i have been transported right to the dream home. >> after we do the pink carpet, we've got to chill, relax, maybe head outside. i know barbie's got some suggestions.

>> indeed, she does. who doesn't love a barbecue with their besties? everyone can stretch out. this packable blanket. you have one right there. it's really thick and comfy. can fit friends and family. once you're all comfy on the blanket, you can set the mood with this portable bluetooth speaker. these are water resistant. they're great if you have a pool. you don't have to worry about them getting damaged. they have great sounds. finally, ginger, we can all gather. ladies, please join us. main stay fire pit. everybody's favorite summer dessert. we've got some s'mores here. we've got you covered from the court to your beauty routine. and your appetite. >> thank you so much, lori. we've got much more. so much fun with barbie's wal-mart picks. head to their social media pages. coming up the goo goo dolls

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building a better bay area moving forward, finding solution . this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi ryan from abc7 mornings. here's jobina now with a look at traffic high jobina high. kumasi. >> thank you. good morning everyone. we are going to start in walnut creek where we're following a crash right now on southbound 680 before north main street. so you will run into a slowdown there. you can see how packed it's becoming just in the

last few seconds there. we also have a crash. it's in the county commute direction, eastbound 24 before happy valley road. and we'll end here in san jose where there's an encampment fire on southbound 280 past mclaughlin avenue. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> i mean, temperatures are warming pretty fast away from the coast. 60s to 70s, right now. 50s, though, close to the ocean. we'll take a live look outside our exploratorium camera showing you bright sunshine shine out there. temperatures today, they warm pretty quickly. typical temps. by 4 p.m, excessive heat arrives over the weekend. carmassi >> all right. 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 morning ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, model and host of barbie dream house challenge, ashley graham. plus stena comedian and