kumasi: cher said she is launching her new brand of gelato called cherlato. she shared this video, shows off the truck and said, watch out, l.a. she said it started five years ago and it is all starting. she should roll the truck up here. reggie: not someone saying, if i could turn back lime. kumasi: [laughter] drew: i tell you, that is good marketing right there. reggie: i would buy it. kumasi: i want to see cher sing. reggie: good morning america. for our viewers in the west, the relentless heat on the move. record smashing temperatures from coast to coast.

now taking aim at the heartland. 40 million americans under alert right now, the death toll climbing. and in greece, apocalyptic flames burning beaches, as thousands race to escape the ferocious wild fire and the country's largest evacuation ever. breaking overnight. new details about the u.s. soldier in north korean custody. plus rising tensions between china and taiwan over new military exercises. china sending 37 warplanes into the air in 24 hours. this morning massive protests sweeping israel ahead of a crucial vote that could threaten the country's democracy. and an ohio police department now investigating after an officer ordered a canine to attack an unarmed suspect who already surrendered. shocking caught on camera crash. when a car plunged off a road in san francisco, everyone is okay. but what happened? x marks the spot. overnight, elon musk big move.

why twitter's famous bird logo is flying the coop? jamie foxx in his own words. >> i went through something that i thought i would never ever go through. >> the oscar winner speaking for the first time since his health scare, saying he went to hell and back. mississippi strong. gma is back on the ground in rolling fork, four months after the devastating and deadly tornado. with the growing frustration and the signs of hope. ♪ oh my god ♪ >> and here comes the usa. u.s. women with the first win at the world cup. it's a barbie party in the usa. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> blockbuster shattering records combined with oppenheimer. fourth biggest box office weekend in history. then we're hitting it out of the park searching for the best stadium snacks across the country. ginger stepping up to the plate in cleveland this morning. get ready to play ball with gma. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america.

>> ginger threw a strike. >> yeah. >> nice arm. >> hope you had a good weekend. >> it was certainly a pitch perfect day at the ball park in cleveland. as the new week begin, temperatures are expected to soar even higher for millions of americans. >> that's not so nice. the middle of the country bracing for triple digit temperatures. these last three weeks have been the hottest ever recorded on earth. victor oquendo starts us off in miami, where they have seen a record 43 consecutive days of 100 or more on the heat index. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this heat wave is unprecedented even for miami this time of year. sunday we hit 98, the hottest day in three years. it stretches well beyond florida. this relentless heat gripping a large swath of the country. this morning the dangerous and deadly heat on the move. the heat dome stretching into the middle of the country. 40 million people under heat alerts.

the death toll climbing. in texas, health officials say four people in the ft. worth area have died within weeks. >> normally, 101, 102 degrees in texas is not unusual. when you combine it with the high heat index value, that's what's catching people by surprise. >> reporter: in california, two hikers are recovering after being rescued from bell canyon in los angeles this weekend. officials saying it was heat related illness, with temperatures well into the 90s. with rising temperatures come soaring electric bills. people cranking the ac. some estimates utility bills up nearly 12% this summer over last. power grids in hard hit states holding up. texas seeing record usage over the last few weeks. >> the grid is starting to be stressed. after there's not enough to keep the lights on the hottest days of the year or the coldest days. >> reporter: back here in miami, storms could bring some relief to the area later this week. but for millions, this record

heat not letting up. linsey? >> no reprieve in sight for so many. victor, thank you. for more now ginger is tracking where temperatures are set to soar next. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: phoenix will go for day 25 of consecutive days of 110 plus which beats their old record by more than a week. it is going to move into the great lakes where we've barely had a summer comparatively. let's look at what's happening. remember, we were talking 50s and 60s for morning lows just last week. now bismark will go for a high of 95. minneapolis will go to 90. by the mid week going to be closer to 100. for actual temperatures. those are air temperatures. so feels like will be well into the 105 plus. let's focus in on some records. las vegas, if they do get to 110 today would break their consecutive stretch. phoenix. that's what makes this different from the desert southwest.

of course they get hot. but to stay hot and have no break, that's a big deal. minneapolis there 97. that will feel like easily into 100s. indianapolis also and eventually george we will get a touch of summer. new york hasn't even had an official heat wave yet. >> it's not just here. we're going overseas where firefighters have forced many to flee the area. one of the most popular tourist deft anywayings in the country. marcus more is in greece with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. this is one of the many structures that burned to the ground here east of athens. you can see part of the roof collapsing onto the ground. yesterday there were more than 80 fires burning in parts of greece, including one that forced the evacuation of thousands of people. overnight new evacuations ordered on a greek island as ferocious flames raced towards the shore line. just hours before -- >> it hailed. everyone screaming and shouting and crying.

>> reporter: a dream vacation turned apocalyptic as flames on another popular island in greece forced thousands to flee, some by boat. others by land. some still in their swimsuits walking the beaches and roads and flooding the streets desperately trying to get out. greek authorities saying it is the largest evacuation from a wild fire in the country's history. some escaping the inferno and finding shelter in a stadium, while thousands raced for the airport, some forced to stay overnight waiting for a seat on a plane, finding a spot to sleep anywhere they can, on floors, even conveyor belts. a couple from missouri were evacuated from their hotel before heading to the northern part of the island. the couple slept in the airport before finding a hotel in rose town. >> we just started walking along the street with the luggage, bag. hundreds of people along with it. the fire just continued to get closer. the smoke was all around us. >> we could see the flame.

that's when it really got scary and horrifying actually for me. >> reporter: locals devastated. my house, our heart is here, please save us, she cried. turkey, slovakia and other countries sending in their own planes and trucks to help battle the raging flames. in terms of the weather conditions, it was 113 degrees yesterday in athens. it is slightly cooler today, but only briefly. temperatures are expected to rise again on tuesday. and, george, the risk of more fires is high. >> okay, marcus. thanks very much. robin? breaking news overnight and what we are learning about the u.s. soldier in north korean custody. as tension escalates between china and taiwan. britt is tracking it all for us. good morning. >> reporter: finally some word on the mystery surrounding travis king who crossed into north korea last week. talks are under way with pyongyang. this morning the u.n. command which operates the dmz, said a conversation has begun with north korea's military and that

its primary concern is king's welfare. north korea is silent for now. in the past pyongyang has used these cases as propaganda chips. at the moment, we don't know his condition. we don't know his where abouts. you'll remember that instead of boarding a plane to texas where he could have faced military punishment, private king joined a group at the dmz. witnesses say that he then ran across america, he ran across the border. soldiers trying to stop him. >> appreciate that update, britt. meanwhile, there are -- tensions seem to be rising between china and taiwan? >> reporter: that's right. taiwan is kicking off five days of military exercises aimed at preparing for a chinese invasion. these are annual drills that will test taiwan's combat readiness in case of attack, including weaponry acquired from the u.s. and china is making its anger known over this. over the weekend sending 37 warplanes in 24 hours.

taiwan this morning saying china should be held responsible for this kind of military coercion. local media is reporting the drills will be observed by a delegation from the u.s. military. robin? >> lot of tension there. all right, britt. thank you. george? >> now to the crisis in israel. the country is on protest as the prime minister rushed to the heart sunday with a heart problem. foreign correspondent tom soufi-burridge is there. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, you can hear the anger on the streets. the vote in the israeli parliament just taking place. protesters not able to get near the parliament. there is real anger on the streets right now. this morning anger on the streets of jerusalem as lawmakers pass a divisive new law, stripping israel's supreme court of a key power preventing

it from striking down controversial government decisions. earlier angry crowds marching toward the parliament, authorities firing water cannons over night. the security chief signing a letter backing a threat from thousands of army reservists, saying they'll no longer serve when the reforms go through. before today's crucial vote, president biden weighing in, releasing a statement calling on israeli leaders to seek consensus and not rush their, quote, divisive judicial reforms. >> caller: protesters descending from all over the country, many marching for days. some camping outside the parliament, saying today's vote is wrecking its democracy. >> we're angry that people are trying to change this country. we will not succumb to this craziness that's overcome israel. >> reporter: the government saying its reforms will curb what it says are excessive powers of unelected judges.

>> caller: fresh questions about benjamin netanyahu, in the hospital for an emergency heart procedure, but today out and present for today's controversial vote. these protesters vowing to fight on. the israeli government promising even broader reforms to the judiciary. one question, will the army refuse to serve and what impact that could happen to israel. >> thank you. >> george, thank you. now to ohio police department that's investigating after an officer ordered a canine to attack an unarmed suspect who had already surrendered. we do want to warn you some may find the video disturbing. alex presha is in ohio for us. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. yeah. police say they told jadarius rose to pull over multiple times but rose called 911 reportedly afraid for his life and also how this chase would end.

we want to warn you what you are about to see is disturbing. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: police in ohio investigating one of their own. an officer facing scrutiny after ordering a canine to attack an unarmed suspect who was already surrendering to authorities after a highway chase. 23-year-old jadarius rose seen with his hands up and kneeling after that pursuit. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: circleville canine officer ryan speakman moving in with his dog and then commands it to attack. >> get the dog off of him! get the dog off him! >> reporter: rose arrested and given first aid. >> what hurts you? suffering from a dog bite. >> reporter: a highway patrol man later heard saying this. >> was i not loud enough? i said it three, four times. >> ohio state police seemed to be in control of the situation and were directing resources to him. engaged him in dialogue. the use of the canine at this point was a mistake. >> reporter: circleville police are not commenting on the video only saying the incident is

under investigation by the u.s. of force review board. we've reached out to the city of circleville and its police department and neither have said whether officer speakman is on regular duty while this review plays out. rose faces a fourth degree felony for failure to comply. >> that video is difficult to watch. thank you. george? now to a rebrand for twitter. elon musk is dropping the blue bird logo for an x. more changes could be on the way. trevor ault has the story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: when musk bought twitter, he said it was a step to creating the everything app. this seems to be a big move in that direction. while a lot of the plans seem big on ambition but short on detail, twitter does seem set on scrapping one of the most recognizable logos in the worldthis morning twitter announcing that little blue bird is under going a transformation. company transitioned to x. it's part of a gigantic rebrand meant to signal even higher aspirations for the social media giant.

elon musk, who took twitter private twisted just the letter x in a new font calling on fans to help design the new logos. the company's new ceo said x is the future state of unlimited interactivity centered in audio, video, messaging, payments/banking creating a global market place for ideas, goods, services and opportunities. >> the end goal, the golden goose for musk, is to turn this into what i call a super app. they're looking to add marketing, subscriptions. they're trying to be the only one. >> reporter: though what exactly this means for twitter's millions of users is unclear. this is the latest and biggest change the site has undergone since musk paid $44 million to buy it last year. amid widespread controversial changes along with claims hateful content has grown more prominent on twitter, many advertisers have pulled away and revenue has dropped sharply.

and elon musk has long had a fascination with the letter x before space x and the tesla model x. he created x.com in 1999. it was an online bank he merged with another to create pay pal then he bought x.com back from them in 2017. george? >> thank you, trevor. >> we're going to see if x marks the spot. [ laughter ] we got the world cup to talk about. the u.s. women preparing for their next game against the netherlands after beating vietnam in their first match. maggie rulli live in auckland, new zealand, with what's next. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. what a game for team usa. we were there. we saw them have that big win over vietnam 3-0. already sitting on top of their group. guys, i have to tell you, it was just an absolutely incredible game for sophia smith. the 22-year-old was the breakout star, scoring two goals in her world cup debut. that is unheard of. we had a chance to catch up with

her after the game. she told us there's still so many challenges ahead but, wow, does feel good to have that first win under your belt. sophia is one of 14 women on this team that are playing in their first ever world cup. during the game, there were times this new team did miss some important key goals. but they came together. the atmosphere was tense but there was this one moment where everyone absolutely erupted into cheer. it was when megan rapinoe ran on to the field. this was her 200th appearance on a u.s. team. you can tell what a leader she is for this squad. that leadership will be so important as they head into their next game. the u.s. is facing netherlands. you guys remember, u.s./netherlands was the big matchup in the finals of the 2019 world cup. u.s. took that championship home. this is a game that everyone circled on their calendars when the schedule first came out. guys, send us support, love, cheers. send it all down under for

wednesday night. got the whole team usa together. >> prayers, fingers crossed, all of that. >> it's getting fun knowing the new players, maggie. i know you're having a good time. thank you. actor jamie foxx is talking about his health scare. he said he went to hell and back. >> new alert after a series of tragic boating accidents left two young people dead. the boyfriend of carlee russell breaks his silence, as questions grow about her disappearance. but first let's send it back over to ginger in cleveland. >> hey. severe thunderstorms this morning blasting into northwest missouri, eastern kansas and you see right there the severe thunderstorm watch that's up. if you're included in that, that means you could see damaging winds. we see warnings on here. st. joseph, kansas city also have to look out for the next hour or two. now, we do want to talk about where it goes from here. we've got two beans. truly from minneapolis to columbus, chance for some storms to become severe. then over into the northeast,

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♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> that is our stephanie ramos, a major in the army reserve, singing "god bless america" at the red sox game. she was there on behalf of home base.org, dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war for veterans and their families. >> powerful voice. >> i heard her sing in person at the ball game. i was court side at a basketball game and the announcer said from abc news singing the national anthem. everybody looked at me. i'm like, not me! not me. [ laughter ] stephanie walked out. oh, can she sing. >> next time she's on the show. >> we gotta do that, linsey. we've got a lot more ahead including the alarming new report about the rise in cancer among young people. dr. ashton is here with how to reduce your risk.

that's coming up. right now oscar winner jamie foxx speaking for the first time about his medical scare. demarco morgan with details. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: good morning to you. it was a moment everybody has been waiting for. first to get a look at him and then to hear him speak addressing his situation that's been surrounded by speculation for weeks. this morning celebrities and fans alike reacting to actor and comedian jamie foxx speaking out over the weekend for the first time since being hospitalized for a serious medical incident. >> first of all, i want to say thank you to everybody that's prayed and sent me messages. i cannot even begin to tell you how far it took me and how it brought me back. >> reporter: foxx, getting emotional and personal on his instagram page. >> i went through something that i thought i would never ever go through. >> reporter: it was back in april when foxx, according to his daughter, experienced a

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hell and back. >> reporter: hollywood wasting no time reacting to the star's heartfelt message. queen latifah commenting, this is the moment i have been waiting for, for you to speak these words for yourself. lebron james writing god continue to bless you, my brother. happy as hell you're doing better and looking good, champ. can't wait to see you again. >> i just want to say that i love everybody and i love all the love that i got. >> reporter: it keeps coming. foxx went on to tell his fans he's able to work and coming back. tmz reporting the actor was spotted last week in las vegas filming a commercial. we all wish him the best. >> we do. >> glad so see his sense of humor. >> very much intact. >> thanks, demarco. now to new questions about carlee russell's disappearance. her boyfriend is talking about what happened and asking people to stop bullying her. eva pilgrim joins us with the latest.

good morning, eva. >> reporter: there are a lot of questions this morning. police say they think only one person can provide those answer. carlee russell herself. they are urging her to speak with them. the mystery of what happened growing. one of those closest to her coming out on her behalf. this morning as questions swirl about carlee russell's disappearance, her boyfriend speaking out, defending her. russell claimed she was kidnapped but escaped to return home 49 hours later. telling the new york post, i want everyone to stop bullying her. i know what it seems like, what she did. just stop bullying on social media adding, think about her mental health. nobody deserves to be cyber bullied. simmons had recently removed all traces of russell from his social media pages including a since deleted facebook post that said she was literally fighting for her life. russell told authorities she saw a child walking alone on the side of the interstate on her way home on the evening of july 13th.

>> okay. >> what is he wearing? >> it's a white t-shirt and doesn't look like he has any pants on. looks like a diaper. >> reporter: the 25-year-old nursing student saying a man and woman forced her into multiple vehicles, blindfolded but eventually she was able to escape through some woods. but hoover city authorities saying investigators could not corroborate any of her dramatic story of survival. >> we've been unable to verify most of carlee's initial statement made to investigators. >> reporter: according to police, russell allegedly made strange online searches looking up the maximum age for an amber alert, a one way bus ticket and the movie "taken." police say she returned home with $107 in her sock. as police wait for more answers from russell, abc news confirming she's already been fired from her job at a local spa. guys? >> all right, eva. we appreciate your update. coming up a warning about lottery scams ahead of tomorrow's $820 million megamillions drawing.

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it was a dangerous and deadly weekend on the water. a series of boating accidents leaving families grieving. two children and communities praying for the recovery of many others who were badly injured. >> i have lived here for a long time and i have never seen anything like it. >> reporter: this morning several communities across the country gripped by tragedy after a recent series of boating accidents that left two children dead and many more people injured. >> getting a report one head injury and people in the water. boat hit the jetty launch. all parties in the water. >> reporter: authorities say 17-year-old high school student and star athlete sadie morrow was killed after the boat she was in hit a jetty, sending her and five others into the water. in south carolina, the 11-year-old daughter of a former major league soccer goalie died after the boat carrying her family was rocked by the wake from another boat. the girl's grieving parents telling abc news, everyone including their daughter, was

wearing a life vest and seated at the time of the collision, telling us their daughter olivia was a beautiful soul, full of love, joy and faith. we know her light will continue to shine through others. and in missouri, this staggering after math after officials say eight people were severely injured in the ozark when an intoxicated boat driver collided into this lake front home. two people sleeping in the home just a few feet away. the boat traveling 50 to 60 miles per hour. last year alone there were over 600 boating fatalities. while causes may vary, alcohol continued to be the leading known contributing factor. >> if you're going to operate in a body of water in the night, run it in the day so you can follow it at night and know it's good, safe water. >> reporter: last year the coast guard said where the cause of death was known, 75% of fatal boating accident victims drown. of those drowning victims, 85%

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by building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm erin from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. >> hi kumasi. thank you. good morning everyone. so we are going to start here with a look at a live picture from the san mateo bridge. overall, we have a pretty smooth traffic. we've had

a couple of issues this morning. you can certainly tell things are clearing up because the bay bridge toll plaza back up. not too bad metering lights came on at 533. hey, drew. >> adrian. okay. temperatures, we have some 50s and 60s on the board, but even antioch and clear lake already warm this morning, coming in at 71 degrees. it's just an indication that we have the marine layer, but it's not strong enough to push everywhere. so we do have some warm spots this morning already. here's a live look outside. you can see that low level fog along the coast where we see that sunshine. we have partly cloudy conditions. it's a pretty nice sky out there. so here's how the day shapes up. we'll have mild to warm temperatures, not as hot as the weekend and getting closer to where we should be this time of the year by 4:00 pm. coomassie >> thank you, drew. >> if you are streaming with us on the abc seven

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good morning america. it's 8 a.m. the unprecedented heat on the move. record smashing temperatures from coast to coast, now taking aim at the heartland, with 40 million americans under alert now, the death toll climbing. in greece flames burning beaches

as thousands race to escape the ferocious wild fires in the country's largest evacuation ever. alarming new report about the rise in cancer among younger people. what could be behind it and new screening recommendations and how to reduce your risk. dr. ashton is here. rebuilding rolling fork after taking a direct hit from a deadly tornado four months ago. debris still lingers and frustration grows for local leaders with hundreds still living in hotels. how residents are finding purpose through pain, and signs of hope. christmas in july. with so many getting into the holiday spirit, why now is the best time to start your christmas shopping. we have some of the best deals to help you slay your shopping holiday list early. ♪ living in america ♪ >> we're kicking off our ball park party across the usa, visiting some of the best major league parks. this morning ginger is stepping

up to the plate in cleveland as we say -- >> good morning america! [ cheers ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> crowd there in cleveland. great crowd here in times square this monday morning. we're kicking off home run week to see which ball park has the best snacks. >> so ginger is live in cleveland where guardians fans know you can get a hot dog that includes fruit loops. i like fruit loops and i like hot dogs. i don't think of the two together but we'll see. >> maybe she can sell it. a new warning about lottery scams. what you need to know about tomorrow's megamillions drawing. we're going to begin with relentless heat. temperatures expected to soar for millions of millions. victor oquendo is in miami where they've seen 43 consecutive days of 100 or more on the heat index. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, george. the sun is out and it is sweltering here in miami where we're starting to week under another heat advisory in the grip of this unprecedented heat wave.

now this dangerous and deadly heat, it's on the move. the heat dome stretching into the middle of the country. 40 million people under heat alerts, and the death toll is climbing. in texas, health officials say four people in the ft. worth area have died within weeks. two hikers in california are now recovering after being rescued from bell canyon in l.a. this weekend. officials saying it was heat related illness. power grids are also feeling the heat. some estimates utility bills up nearly 12% this summer over last. record usage in texas over the last few weeks. and the grid is starting to get stressed. storms could bring some relief to south florida later this week, but for millions, this record heat not letting up. george? >> sure isn't. okay, victor. thank you very much. robin? now to the border. there is a deadline for texas to remove large floating buoys meant to deter migrants or face legal action. trevor ault has the latest for us. good morning, trevor.

>> reporter: good morning again, robin. this is centered on a 1,000 foot barrier that's been deployed in the rio grande. that long line of floating buoys that have razor wire. the department of justice says not only do these buoys raise serious humanitarian concerns, they also violate a number of laws. texas has until today to remove them with the department of justice going to sue. it doesn't seem they are going to be removed because texas governor replied to this suit on twitter said the state has a sovereign authority to defend its border and added, quoted, we will see you in court, mr. president. in an e-mail obtained by abc news, the texas department of public safety trooper called the buoys nothing but inhumane traps for migrants saying some officers were told to push the migrants back into the rio grande. and even denying them water. the department denies those allegations. a spokes person tells abc news they do treat migrants humanely and the barriers are designed to deter border crossings which have reached all time highs earlier this year. robin? >> thank you. >> new to the new warning over

possible lottery scams ahead of tomorrow's $820 million megamillions drawing. eva pilgrim is back with details. good morning, eva. >> good morning again, linsey. that's a lot of money still up for grabs. as we are all hoping we are the ones to win, the dreams have become a prime target for scammers. california officials issuing reminders good for all of us if we choose to play. first up, no one will ever call you to tell you that you have the winning ticket. they certainly will not ask for your personal information. i know it seems funny but does mean people need to be reminded because people are falling victim to the scams. if you win you have to come forward at a lottery office in your state. remember, keep that ticket safe. you will need it to get your money. another thing to consider. there are now websites and apps selling lottery tickets that you can purchase from your phone. only a handful of states allow online sales. some have rules about being a resident or physically in the state to purchase those tickets. the rules vary from state to

state. if you're not sure, take the safe route. buy your ticket the old fashion way in person. in many states that's the only way to do it. >> the old fashion way. >> walk to the store. >> thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, the new report about the rise of cancer in young people. we'll tell you what may be behind it. dr. ashton is here. will reeve is trying out some of tik tok's most popular hacks to stay cool in the heat. he's looking cool. all you need is a fan and some ice cream. plus, it is time, believe it or not, for back to school shopping. all the essentials for returning to the classroom. easy way to get all the required supplies. and lara has some special guests. from back to school to christmas, why not? we are celebrating christmas in july with the one and only santa and his favorite helper lori. we are bringing you deals to help you get a head start on your holiday shopping coming up on gma. happy july, everybody. everybod.

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>> we're gonna turn to the gma cover story. a new report that details the rise in cancer cases among younger people. doctors are searching for answers. this morning doctors are sounding the alarm about cancers on the rise in people younger than 50. david towel was 34 in 2019 when he learned he had stage 3 colorectal cancer without any family history of the disease. >> i was always one of those people who thought, i'm young, i'm healthy, rub some dirt on it and get back out there. but my reaction was shock. >> david is not alone. colorectal cancer has seen more than a 46% increase in early on set cases from 2000 to 2019. >> colorectal cancer in young people is most often diagnosed at very advanced stages when it is less likely to be cured. maybe the scareiest thing about that is we actually don't know what is driving this uptick. >> colorectal cancer is one of several common cancers on the

rise in young adults under 50 in the past 20 years. all cancers are on the rise nearly 13% with notable upticks in diagnosis for breast cancer and stomach cancer. one study found 8 of the 14 cancers were in the digestive system including diet and lifestyle might be playing a part in young people's dying no seus. >> following a healthy diet, less red meat, not smoking, not drinking and trying to maintain a normal body weight are all very important things that we can all do to try to decrease our risk. >> as for david, he believes that education is the key to maintaining your health. >> get looked at. be an advocate. understand what these symptoms could mean and do everything that you can to get checked out. >> and chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton is here. we heard doctors don't really know what's going on through there are some theories. >> report talks about how you

can be the picture of perfect health, like david was, and still be one of these statistics. there are a lot of theories. the primary suspect right now has to do with obesity. our diet, what kind of foods we're getting. lifestyle goes hand in hand. weight and the obesity epidemic, things in our environment or even changes in the gut microbime. >> how do screening recommendations change? >> there are over a dozen cancers on the rise in people under the age of 50. but we're starting to see a shift in guidelines. breast cancer screening for the average risk woman now suggested to start at age 40. colorectal screening dropped from 50 to 45 for the average risk person. for a lot of these cancers, george, there are no accepted screening test, like pancreatic cancer. this is a concerning trend.

>> we can do things to reduce our risk. >> yes. not to say someone who has a cancer in this age group is at all to blame necessarily. but as we say in medicine, control the controllable. maintaining your weight in a healthy range, exercising, being active physically. not smoking. if you do smoke, doing everything in your power to stop. minimizing alcohol intake. then talking to your healthcare provider. again, a lot of people, as well as physicians in this age group, tend to dismiss signs or symptoms. unfortunately, we're at a time where, regardless of your age, if something doesn't feel right, speak up. >> go get it checked. thank you very much. top news time. >> thank you very much, george. we're going to begin with barbie making history at the box office, bringing theater goers back in record numbers making barbie the biggest opening for a female director in history. the sound track getting a ton of buzz. it dropped friday featuring music by nikki minaj, even ken himself, ryan gossling.

he does a cover of this song. matchbox 20's '90s hit "push." no spoilers but ken uses it to serenade barbie in the film. very funny scene. that's not gossling's only song on this docket. he recorded a song called "i'm just ken." it has millions of streams on spotify. the sound track's executive director says getting the perfect sound track was a ton of work but totally worth it. you can stream both the barbie sound track and deluxe edition now. barbie is playing in theaters, did we mention this, everywhere? everywhere. >> first rainy weekend, i'm there. >> back at cha. while we say hello to all things barbie, time to say good-bye to harry styles. the singer is wrapping up his almost two-year long tour playing his last show to a sold out crowd in italy over the

weekend. oh how i wish i could have been there. harry took a moment to thank his fans with a heartfelt speech. here it is. >> you have been supporting me for one year, five years, 13 years, how many ever years. not only have you changed my life over and over again, but you have made me the happiest. i am so thrilled and happy to be here tonight. i'm so, so happy. lot of emotions, obviously. this tour has been a long time. i just want to thank you. >> aw. he was emotional. i think the girl recording was also emotional, sobbing. aw. harry launched the tour in september 2021. did shows in all continents. it became one of the highest ten grossing tours of all time raked in, guys, about $600 million.

i can't believe i never got to one. i'm very disappointed. he's just the best. finally, another guy we love. it's so great to know that even on a night off, a music super star like ed sheeran still loves to sing for fun. sheeran showing up at a nashville pub over the weekend for karaoke and maybe a few beers. take a look. ♪ ♪ i never want to hear you say i want it that way ♪ ♪ tell me why ♪ >> doing a little backstreet boys much to the surprise and delight of fans. sounds like they helped him out with the song. ed posting the video to instagram adding in the caption, celebrating breaking the attendance record at nissan stadium in nashville tonight at santa's pub. when i lived here, this was the spot and it still is. karaoke and cheap beer. what's not to love? the singer led the club in serenading a newly wed couple with "thinking out loud."

next up for ed is chicago. such a great guy. >> he really is. >> such good music. >> that is. >> maybe not the karaoke -- [ laughter ]. let's head back to ginger in cleveland. yeah, thank you very much. i got to shout out tucson arizona where they took the longest stretch of less than 100 degrees earlier this spring and summer. and now today should break their longest stretch of 100 plus. extremes closely together. phoenix on their way to breaking highs and lows, have broken it for more than a week on both ends. that heat dome is stretching east. even here in cleveland where we've only seen one 90 for the whole summer, we'll get another one. indianapolis getting well into it. minneapolis closer to 100. those are actual air temperatures. it will feel even hotter than that. that's the big picture. let's get a check now closer to home. drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a warm afternoon with temperatures close to averages

this time of year. 70's and 80's around our bay shoreline. tonight, patchy fog away from the coast. coastal drizzle with our marine layer in place. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. one-day warm up inland tomorrow before cooler weather settles in wednesday. a steady forecast it is actually snowing here in the studio. >> i'm not ready for the snow. [ laughter ] >> time to celebrate christmas in july. from the food, shopping, even diy projects. so many people are getting into the holiday spirit. will ganss is one of them. will? >> hey, robin. there are only 153 days, 15 hours, 39 minutes and 58 seconds, but who's counting? until christmas. it turns out celebrating christmas in july might actually be good for you. ♪ it's time for christmas in july. the summertime celebration of

sparkly, jingly and kris kringly. >> santa's coming to town! >> reporter: bars and restaurants from chicago, memphis, atlanta and beyond going full on festive. online christmas in july racking up $310 million mentions on tik tok. as temperatures soar around the country, celebrating a cool yule now might actually help you beat the heat this summer. >> if you put up a christmas tree in your living room now, you would feel a little bit cooler, just because of the associations to it. >> good news for serious santa fans. one two three. >> christmas! >> christmas shopping is well under way at decorators warehouse in arlington, texas. >> it's been almost seven months since christmas and now they're ready to go again. >> "better homes&gardens" says now is the right time to start diy projects. not only reserved for the north pole, it is for everybody. >> what's your favorite color?

♪ >> lot of people love to come in because there's no crowds yet so it's much easier to shop. selection is the best. there's a lot of reasons to come in early. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> dr. brown told me that even a small christmas celebration, like watching the polar express can help the way you experience a heat wave. or you could outdo your elf this july and splurge on a second or seventh christmas tree. >> is that a personal reference? 7, 12, it's okay. we feel cooler already. we thank you, will. we now have gma lifestyle contributor lori b here to slay all day with some great deals on christmas items if you want to get started shopping early. santa, thank you very much for graciously taking time from your summer vacation.

we see you still have on your summer shoes though. perfect. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you so much. >> you're looking marvelous. all of these deals are shopable on good morning america.com. just scan the qr code on your screen. let's get started with gift number one. >> santa is going to help us with this reveal, robin and lara. here it is. this is a great time to go shopping especially for holiday decor. this is from crate and barrel. great store. they can be pricey. this is on sale. original price is $40. under $10. this is why my mom shops christmas in july. >> your mom is on to something. feel these. beautiful quality. i don't know if you were able to peek at these stocking holders. we see robin and lara here, my kids with santa here. these are on sale $30, now under $10. great.

>> great deal. >> for this guy, we love to leave cookies, but we want to kick it up a notch. can you help us out here? >> absolutely. >> elevate your game here. santa's going to show us. tada! these are some replacements. great site. they're beautiful china. they're well known names. all at over 40% off right now. gold trim. gold trim. really great beautiful things you can find at an amazing discount. great for hostess gifts. >> we've got great christmas savings for your living room, family room. would you do the honors? >> thank you. we're really putting santa to work. these are from the company store. we're going to start with this. >> nice. >> exactly. it's so adorable. it's $30.

again, everything you are seeing today is more than half off. look at these pillows. so adorable. really fluffy. great discounts. >> all right. what are we missing? what are we missing? the tree. >> the tree. >> great time to look for tree. this is from amazon, 35% off. christmas in july is not necessarily a retail event. we have found those deals for you at gma. we are telling you, go look on those clearance verticals. now is the time you are going to be able to fill your stocking with holiday decor. >> you said your mom is a fan? >> mom, i know you're already shopping these deals. she loves to go to the stores and knows everything christmas is super discounted. she all starts shopping at presents at this time. we have a present closet. >> can she adopt me, too? i'm on the nice list. right, santa? >> santa, we love your surfing shirt.

>> beautiful. well done. >> all the deals on gma. >> you got it. >> coming up on gma, hunt for the best ball park snacks. first up is cleveland. snacks, p is cleveland. >> volunteering to taste. ♪ ♪

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here's a live look outside. we have a couple of layers of clouds out there. we've a marine layer right up along the coastline this morning. then above the marine layer, we have some high clouds mixing in with that sunshine for partly cloudy conditions. right now. here's how the day shapes up. we have those coastal clouds throughout the day. we'll keep those temperatures mild to warm. we're not as hot as yesterday and temperatures are getting closer to their averages this time of the year. by 4 p.m, we'll go into the 90s inland. we'll have 70s around the bay shoreline. >> reggie, drew, thank you. another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always check us out at abc7 news.com. here's gma >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> we're live in cleveland searching to hit the best ball park snacks around the country. we start in cleveland. ginger is there. how's it going ginger?

>> so happy to be here. we are at progressive field for the cleveland guardians. we took in a great game. we're here with slider, their mascot who, by the way, had a birthday yesterday. i'm also joined by all of the players, b buzz baseball league. congratulations for being with us. all cleveland fans know, when it comes to food, cleveland does not mess around. ♪ at the cleveland guardians progressive field, game day energy is electrifying. ♪ first things first. i threw out the first pitch. >> good morning america ginger zee! >> no pressure here. hey! in cleveland the guardians rock and the snacks also hit the

ball. from loaded nachos. if you think these are nick any other nachos, don't swing on the curve ball. >> you go to ball park, you'll have the regular nachos with the yellow cheese. we wanted to not only change the cheese sauces but add different toppings. you have crab rangoon, barbecued pork, buffalo chicken. gives you something different than regular nachos cheese, jalapenos and salsa. >> this is dante from dante's inferno. his specialty, the inferno pizza with sausage, peppers, basil and his signature sauce. >> if you ask anyone here at the ball park, inferno pizza has the longest line. it's crazy sometimes how long people will wait just to get a pizza. we're estimating 40,000 pizzas this season. high demand pizza. >> for the punchout, meet matt fish from mount bar and grill. he says their gourmet grilled cheese will hit your taste buds

out of the ball park. >> our bread and cheese truly is the secret ingredient. that's the building block to everything we do at melt. >> i am so happy to be joined because i cannot eat all this food by owner of happy dog. great to have you. we have a lot to get to. carlos, what is your favorite thing? when you get into a ball park, what do you get? >> i love hot dogs. if i go to a ball park and i don't eat a hot dog, i feel like i'm not here. so i love it. i love it. >> you're incomplete without it. >> yes. >> agreed. that's good news for you. shawn, you do not just do a regular dog with mustard on it. >> no, no. >> tell me about the creative explosions in front of us. >> we've got three of our best. this is the slider dog. it's got macaroni and cheese, fruit loops. >> fruit loops on the hot dog? >> yes. >> it's breakfast.

>> we have a vegetarian dog that's got vegetarian chili and flaming hot cheetoh's on top. and this combination we got from iron chef michael symon. he helped us out. chunky peanut butter, pickle relish and sirachi. kind of turns into a thai peanut sauce. >> are you willing to do a test with me? >> i'll do it. >> we're going to see which ones we get. >> wow, wow. >> all right. let's see. >> the wild thing. this one right here. >> that means i got a slider dog. >> all right. after i taste it, i'm gonna let my son taste it. he's been wanting this one. shall we? grab yours. here we go for a taste. there's a plate here if you need it. >> mm. >> mm. okay. i can do that.

all right. mac and cheese is pronounced. i like that. you get into that. what do you think? >> i love it. >> yeah? i want to invite everybody to come to our ball park. we have the best food, the best entertainment. do you know what? we are going to the playoffs. better be ready for that. >> we can't wait. it's early. it's early for a hot dog. thank you very much for being here. thank you for having us in cleveland. good morning america loves some food, and you all did this right. thank you very much. the whole team, there's nothing like a fruit loop mac and cheese bacon hot dog before 9 a.m., y'all. >> you're working. >> trying to keep up with everything. >> i'm gonna stay out of this. [ laughter ]

>> go guardians. cleveland style. >> coming up gma before the bell savings on back to school. lori b will be back with that. b will be back with t

back now on gma. we are revisiting rolling fork, mississippi. it has been four months since that devastating tornado ripped through the area. after we launched our mississippi strong initiative to spotlight the city to get back on its feet, and right now the need is greater than ever.

the booming sound of demolition, the silence of a deserted downtown where businesses once thrived. and a 100-foot tall water tower still laying flat on its side. >> if you ain't never been through a tornado in your life, people don't know what you keep in your heart. you want to move forward in life on certain things and you can't do it. >> this is the reality today in rolling fork, mississippi, marking four months since the devastating ef-4 tornado tore through the region. rolling fork taking a direct hit up ending the lives of the nearly 1800 residents, killing 13 people throughout sharkey county. >> me and my siblings, we lost our mom due to the tornado.

i don't know what to do right now. we need help. >> as the debris still lingers across the small town, so do the invisible injuries. >> we went through a devastating time. in your mind, your mind is just catching up with what went on. >> to date, fema approving more than $5.2 million in disaster grants for sharkey county. >> recovery takes a long time. but when we look at that, there's been a lot of changes already. i'm seeing roofs going on. people are rebuilding their homes. i'm watching temporary units being put in place. >> but for many residents including business owner curtis macon, progress can't come fast enough. >> my ipad for my cash register. it's emotional. >> as frustration against local leaders is mounting. >> we're at a stand still. we just want some answers. we just want to move on to the next phase.

>> concerned citizens recently taking to the streets after multiple cancelled city board meetings. a key issue, the nearly 300 displaced residents still living in hotels and the surrounding area with no clear timeline from city officials on when and how they will return home. >> for the ones that was with us and didn't have anything, ones that got displaced in motels, they're not doing anything. i'm ready to get out of mississippi. >> rolling fork's mayor telling abc news the city is working alongside fema to locate land for temporary housing and rebuilding the community as a whole will take time. >> this is an on going project. this is not a quick fix to what we're going through here in this community. i think we need to be more patient and understand that a build back community is going to take proper planning, strategic planning. that's our number one priority. >> meanwhile, signs of hope

emerge. a community run initiative called build back better working to help renters become homeowners. >> we are building between 12 and 1300 square foot homes. a few businesses getting back up and running. >> the town, they need us here. >> people doing what they can to support each other. like the south delta high school football team spending an afternoon clearing debris, finding purpose through pain. >> we may be in a storm right now, but the sun gonna shine in the morning. we'll come back even better. >> that is indeed the hope everyone is clinging to. hundreds of families there in rolling fork are still displaced, some living in hotels, staying with relatives and friends. just to illustrate what the situation is like there on the ground. take a look at this food drive line. people lined up three hours before it even started just for the basic needs. we just want to keep people in mind that it's been four months.

we know there's been other disasters all across the country. it's just a reminder to folks in your own back yard. just remember. >> consequences linger. >> they do each day. but this is something that i heard from leslie miller. she's one of the residents there in rolling fork. she said years ago i read a quote. the best way to strengthen your heart is to bend down and lift others up. i try to aspire to that quote, as do so many in rolling fork. they are doing the best they can. they do need some additional help. coming weeks, we're going to spotlight some of the people and organizations helping there on the ground. to learn more about how you can help, scan the qr code on the screen or go to our website at good morning america.com. ginger, i know this hits home for you as you cover storms and go back again and again to help out folks, too. >> just to be able to see those folks thriving but also absolutely a need.

so much help comes in that first six months to a year. i'm so glad we're doing that and keeping them top of mind, as with all the other disasters. we're going to be talking about this heat for awhile. ft. lauderdale had a heat index of 118 yesterday. look at lauderdale by the sea. you are still going to be baking. miami in an excessive heat warning. marathon will feel like 112 in the keys today. unbelievable to keep this heat around. 43 consecutive days feeling 100 plus. that's a big picture. let's get a ch drew: i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. warm inland in the low 90's. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. temperatures >> now time for gma's before the bell. yes, it is still summer but families in many parts of the country are getting organized.

it's almost time to go back to school. just a few weeks. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is back with us and some must have items as kids get back to their return to the classroom. good morning to you. >> well, good morning to you. >> i can't believe we're talking about this and christmas in july. but it is happening. my kids included, lot of college kids and younger kids. it's time. >> it is just around the corner for many children. this segment is sponsored by wal-mart. whether it's awesome apparel or top quality tech or great supplies, they are committed to making it easy and affordable to send your students back to school in style. plus, you don't need to wait. you can get these items as soon as today with curbside pickup and delivery. >> great. i know you always pick out the great stuff for us. we're going to focus on necessities. starting with apparel. you guys look fantastic. helping us out this morning, what are you wearing? what do you love?

>> i love everything about this. we have two amazing looks. incredible value. this is from a popular brand, wonder nation. you will be blown away when i tell you the prices. oversize graphic t-shirt goes for $4.98. she looks fantastic. we have boys denim jeans for under $15. lara, his slip on sneakers, under $10. just what your kid needs to return. >> you look cool, dude. [ laughter ] >> beckett is having fun this morning, aren't you, beckett? >> let's talk tech. >> tech can get pricey. hang on to your hat. i was going to say horse. >> pom poms. >> hang on to your pom poms. these head phones under $10. they start at $10. they come in three different colors, blue, pink and black. this one though i really am super excited about. this is the hp stream 14-inch laptop.

it's light. it's amazing. hp, great brand. $179. they really got that value for you there. >> we got a thumbs up from ariana on that one. what's next? what do we got? >> doesn't this make you want to go back to school? >> no. >> really? we have to. we have to. >> we have to. okay. we have a great assortment of backpacks and notebooks and pens at incredible prices. i'm going to start you with these wonder nation backpacks. the price and value, they are $6. >> oh wow. so cute. >> they come in six different prints or colors. can hold a 16-inch lap top. this i'm really excited about. this is san adaptive backpack. this one can hold a 17 inch laptop so every kid is ready to go back to school. >> school supplies. real quick. >> they have everything for you. pens, pencils. this file folder starts at

$0.15. you have such great value here. i have to tell you one other thing. if you go to the wal-mart website you input your area code. you can put your teacher, school district. it will populate all the supplies you need. they have you covered with great things, great value. you can't ask for more. >> wal-mart making it so simple for us to go back to school. hate to say it, but it's happening. and you can learn more about these great back to school options on gma's social pages. thanks, lori b. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. looking good. coming up will reeve trying out some cool hacks to help you beat the heat. two words, everybody. frozen fruit. fruit. >> gma's before the bell is sponsored by

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million views. will reeve, will freeze, is here to test it out. what do we have first? >> first don't wear a suit and tie if you don't have to. leaving that aside, we're going to start with something that's all the rage. grater and frozen fruit. you can pick it up at your grocery store, wherever you get your fruit. you just, i don't know, kind of do that for awhile until it ends up looking like what you have. give that a try. >> sorbet kind of thing. >> it's just frozen strawberries in a bowl. on a hot day, nothing better. >> it's very good. and healthy. and cool. >> and cool. little bit messy so let's move on. >> how about a way to keep the house cool without running the air conditioner? >> air conditioning can be expensive or faulty but if you have electricity and a fan and maybe some ice, you can fire up the fan. that will keep you cool enough. >> it works. >> if it's just moving hot air around, then put some ice in front of it. that will melt and maybe spray

water all over the place. until then, get the ice going and that will cool down your whole house or at least the area you're in. i was trying it out in the studio before. real nice. >> successful job. >> i gotta tell you, bed time is important. i run really hot. they say you're supposed to sleep in low to mid 60 if you can. >> i like to sleep cool as well. >> better sleep and hard to sleep when it's really hot. if you can't get the temperature down enough in your room, what you can do, throw your pillow cases and sheets into the freezer for about 15 minutes. >> sheets? >> that sounds annoying to me, too because you have to remake your whole bed. but better than not being able to sleep, right? throw them in the freezer. i'm learning a lot on tv. this is not plugged in. but they will be cold at your own home. i just put strawberries all over these sheets. they're gonna go back in. pretend nothing happened. those are tik tok trends. people doing anything they can to stay cool in these really dog

days of summer. super hot but these are super cool. >> the pillow case can work. you can throw that in. >> everyone loves a cool pillow. >> any other tips? >> of course. don't wear a suit and tie. that's one of them. you want to run your wrists under cold water or take the ice from your fan contraption. do the same thing. cooling blankets also help. one that i had never heard but sounds pretty interesting. if you open the window and drape a wet sheet over it. if there's a breeze that will apparently be helpful. i have not tried that. i will do anything to stay cool in the summer. there's some tik tok trends for you. >> lots of linen tricks. >> yes, linen tricks are important. that's really all i got for you. >> all right. try and keep cool any way you can, folks. will, thank you. we'll be right back.

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rafael bridge in the westbound direction. but it's really a stall in the eastbound direction that's slowing things down there. hey, drew. >> hey, djebena. it's pretty chilly in the city right now. temperature 54 degrees, but you move away from the coast and we're mainly in the 60s and 70s. this morning outside the influence of that marine layer. it's very thin that fog this morning just up along the coastline. here's the tam cam, partly cloudy conditions today and we'll find temperatures not as hot as we were over the weekend, getting closer to average, but still warm inland, getting into the low 90s in our hottest cities. >> reggie drew, thank you. it's time for live with kelly and mark. we see you again at 11 for midday live until then, have a great ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the series "stars on mars," porsha williams guobadia! and training tips for your lovable pooch as we