today. amc is reporting that many people are making a trip to the theater for a double feature, if they plan ahead. drew: i have seen people's plans, it seems like "oppenheimer" is first in the morning and then you go for a brunch -- kumasi: a "barbie" themed brunch. drew: you finish on a lighter note. kumasi: a lot of people have the outfit, so how do you transition from oppenheimer to barbie? jobina: pick black. reggie: 40 do it right down the middle. jobina: -- order it right down the. outfit jobina: i have a ticket but, outfit. kumasi: first good morning america. dangerous heat. more than 100 million americans on alert right now, with no end in sight. records shattered from coast to coast. in phoenix, hundreds of propane tanks sent flying into the air

like missiles. firefighters battling the massive blaze in the middle of the worst heat wave on record, as millions swelter across the globe. the monster wild fires in greece, forcing more evacuations with a new heat wave on the way. dangerous escalation. north korea's dire new nuclear warning after a u.s. nuclear submarine docked in south korea for the first time in 40 years. and what u.s. officials are saying about the whereabouts of the american soldier who ran across the border into north korea. breaking overnight. new fallout from the massive chinese spy operation. hackers breaching the u.s. ambassador to china. what we are learning. an aide to former president trump testifying before the grand jury, as trump waits to see if he'll be indicted for a third time. new twist. police now investigating if the long island serial killing suspect is connected to this

south carolina teen who disappeared nearly a decade ago. >> home sales hitting the brakes. what's behind the big drop? >> tony bennett has died at 96. the legendary and beloved singer for so many songs that were the sound tracks of our lives. the celebration. the new image of jamie foxx, three months after his medical emergency. he said big things are coming soon. new clues in the search for america's newest billionaire who bought the golden ticket at this l.a. store. and can you feel the kenergy this morning? ♪ i'm just ken ♪ >> welcome to the doll house. barbie is finally on the big screen. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> they already got me to say kenergy. [ laughter ] we're off to a good morning america.

thanks so much for joining us on this friday. great to be here with eva and demarco. up a little bit earlier this morning. we do have a lot to cover though. let's get right to the relentless heat. temperatures climbing in cities across the country. it's about to get even hotter. victor oquendo is in miami where it feels at least like 100. it's been that way for 40 straight days. >> reporter: good morning, whit. there's no end in sight. the national weather service issuing an excessive warning for miami dade county for just the second time ever. the first time was less than a week ago on sunday. now this heat is impacting more than 100 million americans across 16 states. overnight in phoenix, firefighters battling a massive blaze that erupted as a propane tank business. the explosion sending tanks flying into the air like missiles. firefighters enduring the worst heat wave on record. >> we have evidence of propanes up to 500 yards past the ground zero where this is happening. >> reporter: the cause of the

fire under investigation. the city grappling with its 21st straight day with heat in excess of 110 degrees. in texas, dramatic moments. a baby being rescued from a hot car. the child's father seen breaking the windshield pulling the infant to safety. record temperatures scorching the country from california to the southeast. in jacksonville, florida, a 10-month-old died after she was left in a car with temperatures in the mid 90s. here in miami, we've had 40 days with the heat index of 100 degrees or more. >> it's dangerous for an adult but more dangerous for a child and teen. >> reporter: saharan dust making for hazy skies and even hotter temperatures. >> the more we become consumed by it, our air quality worsens, then it will become a bigger risk factor for us as a community. >> reporter: the dust sweeping in across the atlantic today and through the weekend. the sky already looks hazy this morning.

those with respiratory issues should keep an eye on it. the saharan dust will limit storms but will also lead to even hotter temperatures. eva? >> that is not what we wanted to hear. victor oquendo there for us in miami. it's not just at home. in greece, the monster wild fires are growing as firefighters battle the blaze in extreme heat. marcus moore is in athens with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. we're at one of the houses, one of several that burned outside athens. you can see it still smoldering here. just absolute devastation. remarkably, the house next door is still standing. we are told up until yesterday, much of this area was green. this gives you a sense of just how quickly these fires can change direction. firefighters battling relentless flames in the extreme heat across parts of greece. one fire roaring through this community outside athens. a firefighter telling us the changing lens are making these fires hard to stop.

authorities forced to evacuate more people from their homes as the fire grew in size and strength. now on high alert as a new heat wave is expected over the weekend and into next week. some areas could see temperatures of nearly 120 degrees fahrenheit. from the air to the ground, the fight is on. france and italy sending planes, and nearly 800 firefighters from poland, romania, slovakia and other countries are now involved. with scorching summer heat setting in across europe. in italy, residents and tourists alike cooling down in this historic fountain amid the heat. and in spain, people flocking to the sea to escape the heat wave. and they are hoping for a break in that heat here in greece but that might not come for another couple of days. it might not last long as another heat wave is expected. demarco, that means getting ahead of these fires even more critical. >> marcus, thank you very much. let's go to ginger for a look at

the forecast. >> lot of people are asking across the globe, why is this happening? we've had these ridges. this is summer for sure. these are not budging. they're extremely stubborn. not a lot of movement to get a break from this. that's what we've been doing in the states and why we've got so many people under heat alert including jacksonville, florida. back to phoenix, los angeles, las vegas, even up to salt lake city. this is going up to boise with the heat alert. we are going to end up seeing a very hot weekend ahead. we're not going to stop breaking records. el paso stays above 100. this is now day 35 today which smashes their old record of only 23 days in a row. las vegas should break a record of 110 plus. jacksonville will feel like 105 to 110 through the weekend, whit? >> brutal. ginger, thanks. now breaking news from overnight and new fallout from that massive chinese e-mail hack. the ambassador to china's e-mail was hacked as well. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. mary, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, disturbing development here this morning. sources telling us that hackers believed to be linked to beijing have gained access to the e-mail account of the u.s. ambassador to china. also compromised top state department official who oversees east asia. this would make them the most senior state department officials to be targeted by this recent attack on microsoft. of course this comes as diplomacy is very tense and -- inten with china right now. we have seen this administration trying to open lines of communication sending a string of high level officials to beijing in recent weeks including the secretary of state. now, this all comes as the e-mails we believe reportedly did not contain actual classified information but we're told they may have gleaned information on u.s. planning of these trips, or u.s. policy. the white house this morning isn't commenting on this latest revelation which was first reported by "the wall street journal." though microsoft has attributed this attack to cyber side linked to china.

the fbi is still investigating this matter. the white house stresses they take this very, very seriously and they have taken steps to mitigate the fallout of this attack. eva? >> thank you, mary. rising tensions with north korea escalating. they're threatening to use nuclear weapons. foreign correspondent britt clennett is near the dmz with the latest and the american soldier detained in north korea. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, eva. i'm five miles from where u.s. soldier travis king crossed over to north korea and, unlike that part of the dmz, this area is quite fortified. north korea is still silent on king's where abouts and condition. this morning pyongyang did make its anger known over a u.s. sub docking in the south. this morning north korea ratcheting up the nuclear threats again following the u.s. nuclear capable ballistic submarine docking in south korea, saying the american

vessel has entered extremely dangerous waters. sources telling abc news the sub has now moved on. north korea clearly riled up by the actors moving it into the area in the first place. the country's defense minister calling it reckless. they are using the act to justify the importance of its nuclear program, saying this more clearly indicates what mission the nuclear weapons should carry out. >> rhetoric like that is incredibly dangerous. we're not there to instigate. this is a further deepening of our cooperation with south korea. >> reporter: seoul also issuing a stark warning saying if it used those weapons it would result in the end of the regime. north korean tensions ramping up just as officials need to navigate another crisis, saying they still do not know the where abouts of travis king, the 23-year-old soldier that willingly crossed the border into north korea while on a tour of the dmz. >> we want to bring him home. we don't know his condition. we don't know where he's being held. we don't know the status of his health.

>> reporter: now the same tour company taken by travis king, they actually told us that u.s. soldiers are vetted by u.s. and korean forces. meanwhile, a response from north korea could take days or even weeks. could they use him as part of their anti-u.s. propaganda? or could they try to use him as leverage? demarco? >> thank you for that report. to the latest on the legal showdown for former president trump. a third indictment could come at any moment now. our senior national correspondent terry moran has the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, demarco. this morning the clock is ticking. the grand jury investigating former president donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election will meet again in washington. after hearing testimony yesterday from one witness, current trump aide will russell. but all signs pointed to an indictment soon. in that target letter that trump received from prosecutors earlier this week, he was given until yesterday to come and

testify himself before the grand jury. he did not. so now an indictment is likely imminent. sources tell abc news that in that target letter, three federal crimes were mentioned as possible charges against trump. conspiracy to commit an offense against or to defraud the united states. obstruction of an official proceeding. and conspiracy to deprive people of rights. that's a civil rights statute that the justice department have. prosecutors say it should be considered when addressing schemes to thwart voting in federal elections. what comes next? prosecutors will finish presenting their evidence and then the grand jury will deliberate and vote. it doesn't have to be unanimous. on whether donald trump should be indicted for a third time. all of that could happen as soon as today. whit? >> terry moran, thanks to you. now to the long island serial killer investigation. officials now looking at the 2014 disappearance of an 18-year-old girl not far from

the suspect's property in south carolina. as well as four murders in new jersey. aaron katersky is here with the latest. >> it's been one week since the arrest of the gilgo beach killings steupbed a quiet suburban community online. the search for answers and evidence is far from over. an investigation that began on the beach in long island is now nationwide. this morning police in rock hill, south carolina, trying to determine if alleged serial killer rex heuermann could be connected to the 2014 disappearance of aliyah bell. she vanished 20 miles from where heuermann owned these vacant lots. >> it's scary. i live on this street. he stays to himself. i'd see him coming down the road. he'd throw his finger up and wave. >> reporter: in new jersey the fbi looking for possible links between heuermann and four prostitutes. their bodies were found in a watery ditch along black horse pike.

and in las vegas where heuermann owned a time share, police say they are also going through unsolved cases. officials discussing the investigation with our station wabc. >> we're working with law enforcement agencies, obviously, and the fbi continues to be engaged to see if there are connections that need to be made. >> reporter: heuermann, a suburban dad, is charged of murdering three young women in new york more than a decade ago. he has pleaded not guilty. wednesday, his wife of more than 25 years filing for divorce. >> got a family, wife, two kids. he had a good job being an architect. but what he did at night, he was a different human being, a dangerous individual. >> reporter: one theory investigators are now exploring is whether heuermann committed any of the killings inside his home. but they continue to search for proof that the property a painstaking operation, demarco, that's expected to continue at least through the weekend. demarco? >> aaron, thank you for that report. breaking news this morning. tony bennett has died at 96 years old.

lara has more on the legendary and beloved singer's life, his impact and all his timeless classics. good morning. >> this is sad news. we lost a real legend. tony bennett had a career that spanned over seven generations. this morning we remember the man behind the music that's become the soundtrack of our lives. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> for 70 years, tony bennett's soulful croonings were a sound track to a timeless america. frank sinatra once called him the best in the business. ♪ bennett won 20 grammy awards,

the first for 1963's "i left my heart in san francisco." the last in 2022 for this duet with lady gaga. bennett was born in new york, the son of grocer and a seam stress. he was performing by the age of 10 and painting, too. after trying to make it as a jazz singer, he switched gears to american standards. in the 1980s he found a new audience in the mtv generation. he'd go on to sing duets with elton john, amy winehouse and, of course, lady gaga. ♪ lady is a tramp ♪ >> bennett was even featured on the simpsons. >> hey, good to see you! >> bennett was even featured on the simpsons. as he celebrated his 80th birthday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >> he was hip again and having the time of his life playing himself in movies. ♪ i have got the world on a string, i'm sitting on a rainbow

♪ >> and bruce almighty. ♪ if i ruled the world every day would be the first day of spring ♪ >> but then came a devastating alzheimer's diagnosis. his family saying the disease progressed rapidly and the weight of isolation during the covid-19 pandemic. but he continued singing. ♪ when there are clouds in the sky you'll get by ♪ >> his wife susan opening up to aarp magazine. >> i just chocked it up to old age. we'll put the names of the phaou significants -- musicians on the piano. >> the secret, bennett has said, is loving what you do. ♪ the golden sun will shine for me ♪ >> tony bennett was 96 years old.

tony leaves behind his wife susan, two sons, two daughters and nine grandchildren. when asked in interviews how he wanted to be remembered, tony would often say, as a nice person. and he sure was that. >> most certainly. what a loss. >> incredible how he just spanned generations. everybody loved his voice and music. >> we know the music so well. coming up the search for america's newest billionaire, and who bought that massive powerball ticket. plus details in the tupac murder investigation. and scam u takes on criminals who impersonate your bank, getting access to your money and emptying your account. how to spot the signs and protect yourself. first back to ginger. good morning. >> good morning. not everybody's had this excessively hot summer. look at the twin cities. parts of the great lakes and northern plains have been well below average especially this week. we're waking up to 50s and 60s. cedar rapids at 67. don't get used to it.

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passwords and usernames could be how courtney's account was compromised. >> the cyber criminals are banking on the fact that 66% of the population is using the same password from mission critical platforms. >> reporter: hacked data can be used to log into other website accounts if the same usernames and passwords are reused. to fight this some banks send you a code any time a transfer of money is initiated. that's what the scammers targeting courtney were after. she gave them the code. but many advocates say there should be more safe guards. the electronic funds transfer act and truth in lending act protects certain types of money transfers but not all. >> if the consumer disputes it with the bank or creditor, they have to investigate. if they determine it's unauthorized they reimburse the consumer. but there's a huge loophole for wire transfer. those are excluded. >> reporter: she and the national consumer law center have advocated for congress to change these laws. >> it just seems so crazy to me

that all of these transactions that are not wired are protected by federal law and wires are not protected. >> reporter: for now chase has denied black's claim, telling gma these types of scams are heart breaking and we urge all consumers to ignore phone, text or internet request for money or access to their computer or bank accounts. legitimate companies won't make these requests but scammers will. now it does seem illogical that debt card and credit cards are protected but wire transfers aren't. that said, chase said the best way for consumers to protect themselves is to never share account information or those one time passwords or codes. never click on suspicious links or grant anyone remote access to your phone or computer. also, my advice, if you do one thing to protect yourself today, make sure your financial and banking apps all have unique passwords. it's hard to keep track of those so download a password manager to help you keep track of them.

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traveling towards the maze in oakland, northbound 880, the ramp to westbound 80 blocked as well due to a crash speeds there around 14mph. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. we're looking at our heat advisory today. this will kick in in about three hours for all cities away from the coast. that's the inland east bay that is the santa clara valley. that is the mountains of the north bay. for some hot temperatures later on, we'll find numbers. already in the 70s, 73 in antioch. we're at 71 in cloverdale, 50s and 60s right now around the bay shoreline. here's a live look from our hazy south beach camera. we'll find hot temperatures this afternoon even around the bay shoreline. it is warm with temperatures in the 80s. reggie drew, thank you for streaming us on our abc7 bay area app. >> abc7 at seven continues next. for everybody else, it's good

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firefighters battling the massive blaze in the middle of the worst heat wave on record, as millions swelter across the globe. the monster wild fires in greece, forcing more evacuations, with a new heat wave on the way. home sales hitting the brakes. what's behind the big drop? and what buyers and sellers should know. shakira in hot water. the international super star facing an investigation for alleged tax fraud. the latest this morning. the $10,000 savings challenge. meet the married couple in a race to see who can get there first. how it works, their tips for first time savers and how saving in cash can be a game changer. i'm a barbie girl ♪ >> think pink. we've got the right stuff barbie style from dresses to hand bags, sunglasses and even roller skates. ♪

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we do start with the relentless heat. temperatures climbing in cities across the country. ginger is tracking all of it. good morning. >> are you sick of it yet? this is now day 23 that we will be above -- 22 above 110 in phoenix. just keep obliterating records. that's the difference. we've been this hot but it's usually with a brief reprieve. we are talking consecutive records for everybody. las vegas 107. by monday they'll break their ten day, by getting 11 days in a row. it does not look like this breaks. all the way through midweek in the desert southwest. jackson, mississippi, while the afternoons haven't been that remarkably high, had an 80 degree overnight low last night, or yesterday morning. that was only the sixth in history. so even the overnight lows are very warm. jacksonville will feel like 109 by sunday, el paso will keep going, now 35 day stretch and counting of 100 plus. so lots to talk about there. we also have had storms through here this morning. montpelier in vermont, they've had nearly 10 inches of rain,

eva, and they're going to get more this afternoon. just this month they're 300% more. >> the weather systems have been so crazy, ginger. thank you. new fallout from the massive chinese e-mail hack. the u.s. ambassador to china's e-mail among those hit. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: this is certainly a disturbing development here. sources telling us that hackers believed to be linked to beijing gained access to the e-mail account of the u.s. ambassador to china. also compromised here, the e-mail of the top state department official who oversees east asia. of course, this comes amid a period of complimented intense diplomacy with china. it comes as the administration has been trying to open lines of communication with beijing. we have seen them send a string of top level officials to visit china in recent weeks. in fact, this attack on microsoft is going to be timed to many of these visits. the white house this morning is

not commenting on this latest revelation which was first reported by "the wall street journal." they are stressing they take this very, very seriously and have already taken steps to mitigate the fallout of this cyber attack. demarco? >> mary, thank you very much. now to the big drop in home sales and what it means for buyers and sellers. will reeve is back with more. good morning. >> reporter: it's a frustrating time to be in the market for a house because the market is tough right now. the culprit? higher interest rates. they're wreaking havoc. data from the national association of realtors show sales of existing homes dropped over 3% last month compared to may. when you zoom out the year long trend is even more troubling. since june of last year, sales are down around 19%. the main reason is inventory. many homeowners are staying put. they feel they've got a good mortgage. why jump back in the water and buy a house that will cost more, with rates so much higher than they've been in recent years? right now the average 30 year fixed rate mortgage is 6.78%. that report from the realtors

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we are back now with our cover story. shakira under investigation. the global super star is facing a second case for alleged tax fraud in spain. rhiannon ally has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys.

shakira was already set to head to trial for not paying $14 million in taxes. now spanish authorities say they've opened a different investigation looking into what they're describing as irregularities. ♪ this morning international pop star shakira's legal troubles doubling. spanish authorities telling abc news they have opened a second investigation into the pop star, saying it has to do with irregularities in the treasury, which could possibly be considered as a crime. >> for criminal charges to stick, the government has to prove that whatever it is that's wrong on your tax return, you knew that it was wrong and you went ahead and did it anyway. >> reporter: the investigation coming on the heels of separate charges against the three time grammy winner where spanish prosecutors are accusing her of evading nearly $14 million in taxes. representation for the star denying those charges arguing shakira's primary resident

during the years in question was the bahamas not spain. >> the spanish authorities are going to have to prove that she was physically present in spain for at least 183 days during each of the tax years. >> reporter: shakira, one of the best selling artists of all time, with an estimated net worth of nearly $300 million. telling elle magazine last year, i have paid everything they claimed i owed. i am confident that i have enough proof to support my case and that justice will prevail in my favor. a source close to shakira tells abc news she hasn't been officially notified. she actually found out through press. between this and a very public breakup, this hasn't been an easy year for the singer, guys. >> it really hasn't. thank you very much. we turn to a husband and wife who challenged each other to see who could save $10,000 first. erielle reshef is here with how they're doing it, their tips for others and why saving with a buddy can help.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. tiffanie and demari are used to being a team and tackling life together. but they say there's nothing wrong with a little bit of healthy competition especially when it pays off. the couple inching closer to their financial goals while having a little fun in the process. tiffanie graham and husband demari lewis are in a race to save, turning this tedious task into a game. >> we're doing the marathon to $10,000. we decided to do it as a couple just to make it more fun so it is a savings challenge. each pay check you delegate a certain number amount. you stuff it in your envelope. we thought it would be fun to make it competitive. >> very competitive. >> we're doing to beat each other. he thinks he's going to beat me. i don't know. i don't think so. >> reporter: tiffanie runs a budgeting business. i am her stationary sells financial planners as well as these savings challenge books inspired by her own history with money. >> i was fired during covid.

it was like a really down time in my life. i just tried to think of something that can help people. >> reporter: her tips for the first time saver? first, change your mindset. >> these things are possible with a little bit of structure and commitment. >> reporter: next, start off small. >> i was trying to save too much in the beginning and that's why i kept failing, you know? so i have to save small amounts first. those small amounts add up. >> reporter: finally try using cash. >> you want to make it fun with cash. leave it at home. that way you don't have access to it like your debit card. >> reporter: tiffani and demari are on month six with tiffanie leading 5,000 to 4,000. what does the winner get? >> bragging rights. >> bragging rights for sure! >> i'm gonna catch up soon. >> what's better than bragging rights? as for the goals, tiffanie wants to start another business and demari wants to buy a house and to travel. >> we're impressed they stayed

together for the friendly competition as well. >> friendly competition. >> that being the key word. what are ideas so people can save? >> be sure to cancel any subscriptions you don't use even ones you don't remember you have. there are free websites like trim and rocket money that can help you. coupon and discounted websites like pay pal, honey and coupons.com and retail me not can help you save. you can also join a buy nothing group on face book to score some free things. even, lara, my favorite. you can shop consignment stores. >> let's go. >> eva, what did you say? what's mine is mine, what's yours is mine? [ laughter ] >> i'm surprised you heard that. >> that's not fair. >> team effort. >> lara? >> i do have pop news. good morning to you all and you.

we're going to begin with some big news for our summer concert series fans. we have a very special announcement. we're adding a new act to our incredible lineup. ready? madison beer is coming to the show, everybody. the singer, songwriter and social media star with over 65 million followers will take to our studio stage friday august 4th. madison made her debut just 12 years old. since then she has racked up over 2.4 billion streams world wide with hits like reckless, good in dubai and so many more. she's about to drop her second album in september. she will join us for some of her biggest hits. if you want to score tickets to our concert in the park, you can scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen or head to good morning america.com to sign up. you will not regret it. let's go, everybody. hey, tv news, we have your first

look at the new season of "american horror story" starring kim kardashian. emma roberts. cara delavine. the three are seen in this very brief teaser video which fans say reminds them of scenes from rosemary's baby. the season is the 12th. it will be called american horror delicate. it's the first season of the series that's an adaptation of a book. based on a book called "delicate condition" which follows an actress who's convinced someone is trying to convince her from getting pregnant. "delicate condition." that's the book. the show is delicate. sorry. book is on stands august 1st. american horror story delicate will air on fx later this summer. i hear great things about both. creepy and fantastic. movie, finally the day, barbie and oppenheimer. they have officially opened in

theaters nationwide. and ryan gossling has a funny apology for a member of bts for breaking ken code, for wearing the same shirt that was worn in the permission to dance music video. take a look at ryan's apology. >> there's an unspoken ken code that if you have another ken style you have to give them your most prized possession. i hope you'll accept ken's guitar as my humble offering. ken doesn't really play it anyways. it will be much better in your hands. [ laughter ] >> that was shot before the sag-aftra strike. fans are loving it on social media. it already has millions of views with the bts army adding in. ryan said his favorite movie of all time is "the notebook." that guitar is a pretty special apology gift. if you haven't heard "barbie" is in theaters everywhere. hence the pink, eva. finally this morning, we just needed you to check out pyro who loves jeopardy after he watches

david muir. he especially loves final jeopardy and any time when they play his song. listen. ♪ [ jeopardy theme song ] [ dog singing ] >> i heard it. i heard it. george stephanopoulos, i heard it. that dog is singing. it happens every night. pyro sits patiently waiting. he watches david, then he watches the show and howls at full volume. he tries to match the tune. i dare say, he nailed it. and that's pop news, everyone. >> quiet when he's watching david. >> totally. as we all are. [ laughter ] >> let's go to ginger. >> hey, demarco. you know mantis mountain had

record snow. you know they've been skiing and snowboarding into the summer. but now, they are extending their season to at least august 6th. they have only done something further than that one time in history. it was back in 1995. so we'll see if we can break that. it's going to be tough with this heat coming in. we have excessive heat warnings from palm springs, death valley. salt lake city will be 99 and going higher. boise is under a heat advisory for 104. things will be melting, will. let's get a check closer to home. drew: i am abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. the heat advisory begins at 11:00 a.m. away from the coast today.our hottest spots getting above 100 degrees , in and around the bay shoreline, a warm afternoon in the 70's and 80's. overnight tonight we drop to the 50's and 60's under mainly clear skies. accuweather 7-day forecast shows hot inland today and tomorrow, widespread cooler weather by sunday and then closer to average early next week.

♪ the right stuff ♪ >> now it's time for, the song tells you, the right stuff. there has been so much excitement for the "barbie" movie. searches for barbie inspired outfits, as you can see the two of us, have skyrocketed by 600%. lori is here with color of summer. go right to these products, scan that qr code. we have to start with the actual dolls. can't talk about barbie without talking about barbie dolls. >> i know somebody said, what is barbie core? pink, stylish, pretty. you have to channel your inner barbie girl. we're going to do it with the barbie doll. she's been around since 1964. this is barbie the movie doll. you can see, she's here on our good morning america set with ken and gloria and president barbie. they start at $25. these are all from the movie. they are already a number one

best seller on amazon. you can shop through the barbie the movie page. they have so many fun things. this is a collector's item. you'll want to add to cart. >> and keep it in the box. don't let your child touch it. >> we can't talk about barbie without talking about outfits. >> of course. do you want to see the most gorgeous dress ever on our model ro? isn't she beautiful? just like barbie has a signature style, skims also has a signature style. fiercely feminine. curve hugging. she looks beautiful. this is under $100. so fun. we are leaning in to the all pink moment. this fit is incredible. top rated. it comes in sizes extra small up to 4x. there is truly something for everyone. >> comfy. >> super comfortable. >> stretchy is always a good thing.

you have to have a purse if you're going to have a cute pink outfit. >> blooming dale's has a collaboration. this one with aqua is one of our favorites. if you want something that's a little bit more fun and young and fresh, we love this pink sequins. if you want something that feels more elevated. again, barbie is for everyone, right? so this is something if you were going to a wedding or something. you could dress it up. you're looking for things that is a play on blue, pink, yellows that we see in barbie. lean into it. >> everyone likes the bling. >> if you want to be the barbie travel girl -- >> there's all different barbies. >> great thing about barbie. there's something for everyone. >> exactly. this brand is called vaca. so vacay barbie would take this

hard shelled exterior vacation. super roomy on the inside. barbie always likes to pack a lot of accessories. barbie is also a smart shopper. what i love about this, right now is the anniversary sale. this is $160. in two weeks it pops up to $225. so get this today. >> it's a deal. >> and it will not last. it's also functional. you can see your bright pink barbie core. >> it spins every which direction which is important. >> in a sea of black luggage you'll say, oh, that's mine. >> very easy to spot. >> reporter: and finally, it wouldn't be barbie without something funny. we love these vintage cat eyes. they come in pink and white and black. they are super affordable. they start at $13. i think they look fantastic on everyone who wears them so i'm going to model them myself. >> these are cute. >> this is a low risk, high reward way to play with the whole trend. have some fun with it. it's summer. it's barbie core. >> they're only $13. we all break sunglasses.

>> realistic barbie. >> thanks. [ laughter ] if you want to shop these deals, scan the qr code on your screen and go to good morning america.com. coming up meet the newest members of the u.s. women's soccer team. they are chasing history. stay with us.

building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm carmel aaron from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic high jobina high. >> kumasi thank you. good morning everybody. so we're starting here with the live look from the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 541

and we have no backup to report in this area. but we do have a fog advisory issued for the golden gate bridge. look at that. that might be the most bogdan we've seen all week long here. and then we'll wrap up with our drive times. it's a friday, so things are pretty light. tracy to dublin is right on time at 29 minutes. kumasi thanks, jobina. >>

>> we have our heat advisory that begins in just under three hours at 11 a.m. today. it will last until tomorrow night. areas

away from the coast, that is the inland east bay, the mountains of the north bay. the santa clara valley for some hot temperatures. this afternoon. our warmest spots already into the 70s. we have 50s and 60s around the bay shoreline right now. we're on our way to not only a hot day, but a spare the air day for moderate to poor air quality. and this is what the day looks like. we'll have temperatures that warm up very quickly away from the coast by the afternoon with that heat advisory. our hottest cities will go above 100 this afternoon. kamasi thank you, drew. >> we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you'll always find the latest though on our news app and at abc7 news.com. com >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. the u.s. women's soccer team is hours from taking the field at the word cup. they're going after an

unprecedented three peat. maggie rulli got to sit down with some of the players. good morning again, maggie. >> reporter: good morning again eva. this year the world cup is in full swing. it promises to be bigger than ever before. for the first time, there are two host countries and 32 teams. it is team usa that everyone is watching the defending champs. four time winners. they have a lot to play for. all eyes will be on the u.s. women's team. they are looking to make history, chasing three peat. when the powerhouse red white and blue take the field against vietnam, there will be plenty of familiar names. >> goal! >> reporter: this will be fourth time for alex morgan, reman rapinoe and

kelly o'hara. rapinoe one of the sport's all time greats announced this will be her final world cup. >> this will be my last season. >> reporter: but she has one more mission to accomplish before she hangs up her cleats. she's got some fresh, fierce faces to help her bring home the trophy. 14 of the 23 players are making their world cup debut. they include the squad's youngest member alyssa thompson. >> team usa is favored to win every year. now that you're part of team usa why do you think they're so dominant? >> i think it's just because our mentality. we know we want to win. we know we're going to win. our confidence is in that. just being together as a team. we all believe in each other. >> reporter: former stanford standouts naomi and sophia smith say they are ready to make their mark. >> defending a championship title, going for a three peat. it is a lot of pressure. it's never been done before in the history of the world cup.

>> we've framed it as we're attacking this world cup. it's not what you're defending. it's what there is to gain. i think having that mentality and that goal in mind just drives us and can help block out all the extra noise that comes with the world cup. >> we don't really talk about a three peat. that can be talked about when all said and done. we have a very big job to do before that. >> reporter: these three women are walking on to one of the most storied team in sports. they don't seem overwhelmed by the occasion. they just seem ready. they say they are here to win. whit? >> we can't wait to watch them get started tonight, maggie. thank you very much. now we did our wardrobe change. so many gyms created workouts inspired by the biggest block busters. >> can you guess which one i'm inspired by? >> barbie. >> not just a movie. all the great new music that's out there, too.

whether you are breaking a sweat to beyonce or the swifties, take a look at this. >> this is the first ever beyonce run! >> reporter: a fitness renaissance. ♪ emerging from the hottest summer concerts and films influencing eras of workout fads. peloton going into the catalog of hits. >> 30 seconds. >> reporter: orangetheory jumping up drake fans. a swifty soul cycle session will never go out in style. even heat on the barbie film creating a phenomenal. >> it's just become this opportunity for us to create a space for fans of not just soul cycle but fans of the other fandoms to show up.

>> reporter: fandoms are crazy in love for these summer themed classes showing a boost in attendance by 32% at various studios. >> if you see your favorite artist on tour, there's something about seeking out that anticipation and cultivating it that's really good for you. >> is everybody ready? here we go. we're doing our own movie themed blockbuster body workout. these are some easy sort of moves that you can do at home. i promise. we have three amazing trainers with us to help us learn the moves inspired by this summer's biggest hits. i'm going with barbie. she's always in heels. robin williams, you are from barry's. you've got three moves. the first is inspired by barbie's heels. we aren't wearing heels. but this is a full leg workout. talk to us about this. >> yes. we're going to do a high heel

squat. shoulder width apart. take your hands in front of your chest. go right down to the floor. go right down to the floor. heels are down. >> heels down. >> yes. they come back up to the top. going to add your high heel. boom. >> how many? how many? ready? >> let's do five. >> all right. let's do it. >> up and down. thank goodness we're not in heels. >> thank god, right? >> i can feel this on the glutes on the quads. >> right down your ham string to your calves. >> all right. barbie heel is set. what's the next move? >> the ken crusher. can't miss ken's abs. >> oh, yes. all right. >> all right. we're going for a power stance. right behind your head. elbows stay wide. opposite elbow, opposite knee. right knee to left elbow. >> oh, yeah. >> that's not right. >> opposite. there we go. boom. >> how many reps? how many sets? >> ten. five on each side.

these work your obliques and core. >> yeah, you are. this is great. i always think about ab workouts on the ground. >> low impact move. >> and last real quick. the barbie burpee. >> the barbie burpee. >> we love them. >> how come i have to do the how come i have to do the burpee? >> four moves. jump squat high plank pushup. >> all right. we're sending it to you. ready? >> jump it, squat it. >> i got this. jump squat down. and whit? >> up next our mission should we choose to accept it, talking about mission impossible. we're gonna blast the core. we got glove works here, leyon azubuike. i can't. man. all right. let's start here. we've got some crawling moves. avoid the laser beams. >> that's right. that's right. >> laser beams, might be on top

of a train. look. down on all fours. our core nice and engaged, our spine is neutral our triceps are burning. we're just going to walk slowly underneath avoiding the lasers. we're stablizing and we're right here. okay? >> next up we got top secret documents we have to protect. what's the move? >> our shoulders are here stablizing our core. anti-rotation. reach through, thread the needle, okay. >> i'm gonna reach through like this? right? >> yep. >> okay. next up here, what do we got? we're gonna fight off the bad guys. >> get down. pop back up. look. two for two. bam. get outta there. >> bam!

flip flip roll and then get outta this. >> bam! can you add the high kick? let's head over to demarco. >> send it on over. let's welcome bethany welch. we are doing moves inspired by the little mermaid. let's start with the legs first. >> you know when the little mermaid goes from fins to feet, she's not super stable and needs some leg strength. so do we. take one dumbbell opposite side. we're going to fire up the back side of your body. oh yeah. yeah! little balance. where do you feel it? >> i feel it everywhere. i feel it definitely in my glutes. let's get some more. >> we love to row. we don't have that right now but we do have dumbbells. we're going to mimic the upper body portion. drive your elbows up here. lower it down. elbows wide. there we go. shoulders. >> it's working good. i can't do this last one without my partners.

come on out here. >> all right. course there's swimming involved. you can do it on land. >> you totally can. we're going to do it right here. lay down on your belly. ready to take to it the finish. arms in a straight line. right hand left foot to the ceiling. yeah! down. switch other side. let's go. can't forget your back is also part of your core. >> great job, everybody. thank you. is

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>> i want to take you to the northern most place in the united states. that's the arctic ocean. our very own max columbo is usually here but he's taking two weeks there. he happens to be there the week they have a 74 degree high temperature during the week. the arctic ocean in that part of the world is 15 plus degrees above average. when we're talking about marine heat drew: i am abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a heat advisory begins at 11:00 a.m. away from the coast for hot

temperatures this afternoon. accuweather 7-day, hot tomorrow inland, cooler by sususu back to our gma book club pick for july. save what's left by debut author elizabeth castellano. lori sat down to talk about why it's the unbeach read of the summer. >> yes, indeed. it is the unbeach read. you'll have to read it to find out. i was so excited to talk to elizabeth about "save what's left." we sat down in her serene beach town for a chat about this laugh out loud funny book that flips the beach read genre upside down. take a look. it's the dream so many of us envision. a warm summer's breeze, salt water in the air, waves crashing on the shore. but what if the fantasy of owning a beach home isn't all sea shells and sunshine? just ask debut author elizabeth castellano. >> i wanted to take on that beach town fantasy and find the humor and show what's going on

behind the scenes in these little beach towns. >> reporter: elizabeth paints a more realistic picture of what living in paradise looks like in her new novel "save what's left." i sat down with liz in her coastal long island town to talk about her main character kathleen a 60-year-old newly single woman looking for a fresh start. >> she has this vision of what beach town life will be. that it's going to be perfect, amazing. of course, it's anything but. she falls down a rabbit hole of local politics and neighborhood drama and everything she tries to do to help herself makes things worse. starts with a leaf blower. ends with her micked up in a money laundering scheme. >> one thing that was laugh out loud funny was kathleen's voice. where did you come up with it? >> kathleen has a lot of my voice. very candid, self-aware.

she admits mistakes. she makes a lot of them. the whole time she is talking to the reader and checking in and reassuring herself and trying to find happiness, trying to survive. >> i never thought local town politics and permits would be a thing i would be cracking up at. when did you realize there's a lot of comedy in this? >> i went to a few meetings as an adult. i just saw there's all these sort of funny characters that stand up and talk and have different opinions. >> a big thing is, in these tiny towns, everyone has to learn to live with each other. there's a lot of humor in how they go about it. >> kathleen's humor and heart making "save what's left" the perfect summer unbeach read. >> "save what's left" is a mantra out here. we have to save what's left. i also want to see a double meaning save what's left of herself really and her marriage and sanity.

>> and her sanity. which she loses very quickly. >> it was such a great read and a fun conversation. our thanks to elizabeth castellano. it is in bookstores and online now. remember to keep reading along with us on our instagram page at gma book club. >> we're all looking for a summer book read on the beach this time of year. >> that's the one to get. >> thanks, lori. coming up dr. whitney bowe is here with how to get healthy summer skin. stay with us.

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>> welcome back to gma. if you are enjoying being outside, you have to protect your skin. dr. whitney bowe is with us taking it beyond sun screen. secrets to a summer skin care glowup, if you will. good morning, doctor. so good to see you here. i love that you're talking about more than just sun screen. >> all that sun can really take a toll on your skin.

of course sun screen is a must. i'm always telling my patients to try to get antioxidants both in their skin care and diet. they not only help protect your skin from ultraviolet damage, but can reverse some of the damage. >> i love hearing this. >> first is vitamin c. you always talk about that. >> you've heard me recommend using vitamin c every morning. there are forms that are even less irritating. i'm encouraging my patients to try to use those twice a day. they're excellent, even for sensitive skin. even acne prone skin. thd and 30 absorbic acid. packaging also matters when it comes to vitamin c. i recommend looking for a pump as opposed to a dropper. people complain when they are halfway through their vitamin c it starts to change color. that's because of oxidation. every time you open up that bottle, you're exposing that vitamin c to air and it's starting to break down. when it comes to getting diet,

citrus fruit. broccoli also a great source of vitamin c in your diet. >> you also have another secret weapon i had never heard of. >> this is one of the hottest things popping up, it's why pink flamingos are pink. they are born gray and start to eat the algea in their environment. it turns their feathers that beautiful pink hue. >> will we get pink skin? rosy cheeks? >> that's what i was thinking. >> i already have rosy cheeks. >> they have almost a peachy hue to them. it is a potent free radical, 100 times more power than vitamin e. i recommend applying it to your skin. salmon is a great source of astaxanthin. you're getting them in serums.

they pair beautifully with vitamin c. >> the next is turmeric which we all have in our cabinet. >> i love it. it has an ingredient called curcumin, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant properties. i sprinkle this on my roasted veggies. i also recommend when you're looking for skin care with turmeric, you want to look at it with fermentation. >> so many good tips. thank you so much, dr. whitney. i am assuming we will have all of these tips on our website. you are a vault of skin care

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♪ building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc7 mornings. going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic high jobina high camassia. >> thank you. good morning everybody. so we are going to begin here back at the bay bridge toll plaza. even though the metering lights flipped on at 541, you have a really clear ride into san francisco. so the western span of the bay bridge

is just a little under the limit. but look at this fog. that advisory still in place here for the golden gate bridge due. hey, jobina. >> that fog is sitting right along the coast. but away from the coast, we have tons of sunshine. a heat advisory will go into effect in about two hours. we're seeing temperatures warming up fast away from the coast into the 70s already. and our warmest spots inland. so we'll take a look at how the day shapes up. we're heating up fast. that heat advisory begins at 11 and it's just a warm, hot day around the bay. >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. we hope to see you then. have a good day >> deja: it's "live with kelly & mark!" ♪ ♪ today, author and entrepreneur, bethenny frankel!