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we want to get right to the news. we're going to begin with the latest on the growing legal jeopardy for donald trump. special counsel levelled new charges against the former president in the secret documents case. also charged a new defendant a trump mar-a-lago employee. we have team coverage this morning. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas starts us off. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. in a surprise aggressive move the special counsel now accusing the former president of a cover-up. this morning donald trump hit with new charges by the special counsel alleging that he was trying to destroy surveillance footage which showed what happened to those classified documents that he was storing at mar-a-lago. trump now facing two new counts of obstruction of justice along with his current aide and a new player, mar-a-lago's property manager, carlos de oliveira. according to the new indictment, the two were allegedly concerned about a pending subpoena for surveillance footage as the justice department pressed the former president to return classified documents last year.

a critical point. keep in mind abc news has previously reported that prosecutors believe nauta removed classified documents allegedly at trump's direction. the special counsel suspected trump, nauta and de oliveira were trying to destroy the footage of that taking place. >> they're trying to do these things in a way that won't be detected. all of this gets to that intent element that they knew that what they were doing was wrong, that it was corrupt, which is what you need to show for obstruction of justice. >> reporter: the indictment lays out in stunning detail allegations of a cover-up. on june 22, 2022, the justice department notifies an attorney for trump about a draft grand jury subpoena requiring the production of certain security camera footage from mar-a-lago. a day later, according to the special counsel, june 23, jump

allegedly calls de oliviera. speaking for about 24 minutes. on june 24th, nauta is told trump wants to see him. nauta changes his travel plans and makes arrangements to go to mar-a-lago. june 25 the special counsel said nauta and de oliveira joined forces asking questions about the footage. it even alleges they walked through a dark tunnel with a flashlight to find the room where the documents were being stored and to look at how the security cameras were positioned in that room. then, according to the indictment. the stunning encounter on june 27 at 9:48 a.m. de oliveira walking into an i.t. office and meeting with a person described as trump employee number 4. de oliveira says their conversation should remain between the two of them. according to investigator, de oliveira asked how many days the server retained footage? trump employee number four said

45 days. then, according to the special counsel, de oliveira telling trump employee number four, the boss wants the server deleted. trump employee number four responds that he doesn't know how to do that. but de oliveira not taking no for an answer allegedly pressing, the boss wants the server deleted and allegedly asking, what are we going to do? jack smith is proving to be one of the most aggressive prosecutors i have seen in more than 20 years of covering doj. trump's campaign is calling smith deranged and the new charges harassment. but make no mistake, the special counsel is coming for him. george? >> that's right. obviously moving on several months. i want to bring in terry moran. as this was being sent up yesterday, terry, we also learned of a meeting between special counsels lawyers and trump lawyers on the january 6th case. >> that's right. there's a really important meeting, george. the meeting between special counsel jack smith and donald

trump's lawyers took place at the offices of the special counsel here in washington yesterday morning. lasted for about an hour, sources tell abc news. remember, donald trump received that letter from the special counsel earlier this month informing him that he was a target in the criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the attack on the capitol in 2021. these meetings are between prosecutors and defense lawyers are pretty standard in major investigations. it's the last opportunity for defense lawyers to argue against any potential charges. that's what trump's team did. trump himself took to social media and described what happened at this meeting as he was informed. he said, my attorneys had a productive meeting with the special counsel, with the doj this morning, explaining in detail that i did nothing wrong, was advised by many lawyers and that an indictment of me would only further destroy our country. he's making legal arguments there that he was advised by lawyers, and a political one.

trump added that his team got, quote, no indication that an indictment was coming, but all signs do point to an imminent indictment. it would be the third that trump has had so far. george? >> okay, terry. that's just the federal side. let's bring in dan abrams, jon karl. rachel scott is also on the campaign trail in iowa. dan, let me begin with you and these new charges. the breadth and volume of this new evidence is just stunning. >> when you think about what this case is about, big picture, right? it's about obstruction of justice. it's about refusing to turn over documents. and the key legally is showing he was doing it on purpose. that he knew that he was supposed to turn these over and he was intentionally trying not to. that's why something like deleting security footage becomes really important. if a jury were to believe that that was happening, it's hard to imagine anything but it was happening on purpose and it was happening for the specific reason of trying to hide

evidence. >> jon karl, this was not a sophisticated criminal enterprise. >> on one hand, it's incredibly brazen. to attempt to delete security footage the day after it's been subpoenaed. but it's incredibly incompetent, too. if you think about it, george, allegedly donald trump dispatches walt nauta down to deal with this. to mar-a-lago. he goes down, meets with the head of maintenance, meets with the i.t. guy at mar-a-lago. every move is documented, is captured. you see it in vivid detail, as pierre mentioned, walking through a tunnel with a flashlight. on the other hand, they're going to a place called the sound closet to have the conversation. you see the conversation back and forth. guess what? most of this stuff, most of this evidence is captured by the very security cameras they're trying to obstruct. >> dan, not only security cameras. it sure looks like this i.t. worker, employee number four, is a cooperating witness. >> absolutely. that's why they are referring to him as employee number four. he had the conversation with de

oliveira. he becomes a critical witness. so his credibility will become very significant here. expect him to be a central part of this case. >> jon, what are you hearing from the trump team? >> first of all, they were expecting yesterday to be faced with a possible indictment on january 6. this came as something of a surprise. they knew they had an issue with the security footage. they knew this was eventually coming. look. the entire campaign is about fighting these charges. it's basically not just a campaign to be president. it's a campaign to stay out of jail. >> his legal strategy is a political strategy. with that, let's go to rachel scott on the campaign trail in iowa. donald trump is heading there. >> reporter: it's back to the campaign trail for the former president. no cancelled plans. no rescheduled events. he's pushing ahead with a busy campaign weekend, touching down in iowa before holding a rally in erie, pennsylvania, tomorrow. look, you said it. his legal defense is the central

theme of his campaign. he has continued to deny any wrongdoing on the campaign trail. i asked him about having those alleged classified documents a few weeks ago. he told me it was all bravado and so far none of this has shown to have any impact on him politically. in fact, his support has only grown. he's still the front runner in this race. he's ahead now by roughly 32 points. his rivals clearly recognize the hold he has on the republican party. so many of them are hesitant to go after him directly about these indictments and federal charges. clearly, they are worried about peeling away the very voters they would need in order to clinch the republican nomination. they are all walking a fine line. >> thank you all very much. let's go to rebecca. >> thank you. now to breaking news overnight. kim jong-un showing off weapons to top chinese and russian officials. our global affairs chief correspondent martha raddatz joins us with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning,

rebecca. these north korean military parades are always spectacles, a show of power. this morning that message was double barrelled. images just released on north korean state tv showing not only the latest nuclear capable intercontinental missile and attack drones, but the very powerful guest joining kim jong-un as he watched the parade. russia's defense minister and a chinese ruling party official. the men smiling with kim and raising hands as the stepping soldiers passed by. a clear message of defiance to the u.s. at a time when tensions on the peninsula are high. not only with north korea, but with russia and china as well. deborah? >> thank you. back here at home, at least 150 million americans are under heat alerts from coast to coast right now with july set to be the earth's hottest month ever recorded. ginger is tracking the latest for us. hi, ginger. >> hey there, deb.

a morning where we have a headline that july, and no surprise because we've had some of the hottest days by 20 some days on earth, on record. we now have that from the world meteorology organization that it is going to be the hottest july. let's talk about what that means. that 1.5 degree celsius degree threshold we're trying to stay away from we touched on for the first couple weeks. what i want to show you is what's going to happen more in the weather. that's the climate and globally. weather wise we still have extreme heat. we had our hottest heat indexes recorded in kansas city. they were 120 wednesday. 122 st. joseph, missouri. they're still in excessive heat warnings. george, the southwest where they had those rushing of their records in phoenix, el paso, will finally see monsoon flow and some cooling as we go into early next week. that does not mean we're going to be cooler overall. we've got a lot of summer left to go. >> okay, ginger. thank you very much. we're going to turn to concerns of lawmakers health after incidents involving two of

the most senior senators in washington. diane feinstein appeared confused before a vote, just one day after mitch mcconnell froze in front of reporters. elizabeth schulze is on capitol hill with the story. >> reporter: the uncomfortable moment during a committee vote here with senator feinstein is the latest incident sparking a debate about the health of lawmakers in congress and their ability to do their jobs. this morning senator diane feinstein is battling new questions about her age and health. during a senate committee meeting thursday, the 90-year-old california democrat appearing confused. >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> reporter: as feinstein begins reading an aide comes rushing to her side interrupting her and urging her to just vote on the defense spending bill. >> it funds priorities -- >> just say aye. >> okay. aye.

>> thank you. >> reporter: the awkward moment is reigniting concerns about feinstein's health after shingles and resulting brain inflammation kept her away from congress this year for more than two months. feinstein is the oldest senator in a chamber where the average age is 65, the highest on record. the senate's longest serving leader, mitch mcconnell, now also under scrutiny over his health. >> a string of -- >> reporter: the 81-year-old freezing mid sentence for more than 20 seconds this week during a press conference. mcconnell later returned, insisting that he was feeling fine. senator feinstein's office said she was preoccupied during the chaotic meeting and didn't realize that vote had started. she will not seek re-election next year. some democrats are urging her to retire now given their slim majority in the senate and these on going concerns about her health. guys? >> elizabeth, thank you. we turn now to the excitement growing over tonight's

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option to take a one-time lump sum of their winnings or take distributions in 29 annual payments. in recent years we've seen the jackpot surpass the $1 billion mark. >> megamillions consortium, as well as the power ball really changed the matrix of the jack pot so that they would grow at a faster rate, larger amounts. >> it was more like the air being punched out. >> reporter: john salkin from new york won the lottery when he was 44. the former cabaret singer and writer said life was finally coming together when he saw those winning numbers. >> all of a sudden, one day i won and never went back. >> reporter: john said the first thing you need is someone to help sort out your money, followed by learning to say no. >> everyone's gonna ask you for money. i'm not saying don't give to charity or don't support your family, but do it in a smart way. >> reporter: that's good advice. the next megamillions drawing is tonight 11 p.m. eastern time. no one has come forward to claim

that $1 billion power ball jackpot win from that downtown l.a. store. if no one claims it, the money goes to the unclaimed pot in california schools. they got a lot of love for kids, but can you imagine? >> just say no. >> thank you, demarco. following a lot of other headlines. bronny james is recovering at home this morning. we'll tell you what doctors are saying about his condition. the truck driver who was attacked by a police dog while surrendering is telling his story for the first time. the teen girl who was found alive more than 1,000 miles from home four years after vanishing. but first we go back to ginger. >> when we try to burst through this heat, we get severe storms. that's what we had just yesterday. this is video from duchess county, new york. it ended up with the trees down, power lines as well. of course, we had that in michigan, in illinois, indiana this week. now another area today that is very similar to the spot that have been tortured with this. anywhere from sioux falls to cleveland that elevated risk is three of five.

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bull to a light pole. that's got to be pretty scary. >> scary scene right there. >> glad no one was really injured. we'll turn now to the truck driver who was attacked by a canine after surrendering. he's speaking for the first time. alex perez has the story. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah, this is the first time we hear from him. he said he was terrified and thought he was going to die. warning, some of the video may be tough to watch. this morning jadarius rose, the truck driver attacked by a police dog in central ohio, speaking out. >> just wanted it done. that's what was going through my mind. >> reporter: the officer who released the canine, ryan speakman, has since been fired. his former department saying speakman did not meet the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers. rose says he did not pull over because he was afraid of being shot. he first called his mother. >> i told him to pull over. he looked out and saw they had

jumped out of their vehicles with their rifles cocked at him. he pulled out. >> reporter: then he called 911. >> right now i have police officers following me for a long time. i'm trying to figure out what i have done. i'm a truck driver. >> reporter: the problem, according to an incident report, the commercial truck rose was driving was missing a left rear mud flap. >> i don't know why they're trying to stop me. >> reporter: the officers threw stop sticks on the ground, spike strips intended to puncture tires and force the motorist to stop. this video capturing the subsequent moments when police caught up with rose as he exited his truck. fellow officers telling officer speakman multiple times to keep control of his dog. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: though rose did have his hands in the air, speakman released the dog. it first went toward other officers before turning and attacking rose. >> hey!

do not -- hey! get the dog off of him! >> reporter: the video appears to show the dog maintaining its grip on rose for more than 30 seconds. rose and his attorney civil rights advocate ben crump want more to be done. >> justice for jadarrius is trying to make sure that officers who sic dogs on black people who are unarmed are held accountable. >> reporter: and rose is still charged with felony failure to comply. we did reach out to the fired officer for comment but did not hear back. guys? >> thanks very much. deborah? now to that missing teen who walked into a montana police station this week nearly four years after she disappeared in arizona. officials are trying to piece together what happened, as we hear from her family. mola lenghi joins us with details. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, deborah. so many unanswered questions here, including what happened to alicia navarro and how this

teenage girl started in arizona and ended up on the canadian border in montana? this morning the search for answers after alicia navarro, missing since 2019, was found alive nearly four years later. navarro's mother speaking out in this emotional video posted online. >> i did not know details. i do confirm she is my daughter. she is alive. she is safe. >> reporter: police say the 18-year-old navarro, last seen in her home in arizona, was located when she went to a local police department in montana to identify herself. >> she is, by all counts, safe. she is by all accounts healthy. she is by all accounts happy. >> reporter: while police believe navarro's disappearance likely began as a run away situation, this is just the beginning of their investigation. navarro, who was diagnosed with autism, leaving this note behind in 2019, writing, i ran away. i will be back. i swear. i'm sorry. did anybody hurt you in any way?

>> no, no one hurt me. >> reporter: now police sharing this facetime call with the now 18-year-old. >> thank you very much for talking with us. >> of course. thank you. thank you for offering help to me. >> reporter: authorities say navarro was asking for privacy, and a large part of her coming forward is she wants to move on with her life. her mother jessica now waiting until she finally reunites with her daughter. >> they have spoken briefly by phone. nothing in person yet. obviously, that is going to play out in the days and weeks to come. >> reporter: it's still unclear who, if anyone, navarro was with over the last four years. police say she is not facing any charges and that she's been extremely cooperative with investigators, guys. >> most important, she's safe. mola, thank you very much. wow. >> wow. so many questions still. all right, deb. thank you. we turn now to some hopeful news on bronny james, recovering at home this morning, and the 911 call from the moment after he collapsed at basketball practice and suffered cardiac arrest.

chief national correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. what you hear in that 911 call is both urgency and poise. doctors later said that quick reaction by usc staff and medics is what enabled bronny james to arrive at the hospital in such good condition. it's why just three days after being hospitalized for cardiac arrest, he was released to continue recovering at home. >> get an ambulance here now. >> all right, sir. i'm gonna send help there. >> reporter: overnight, abc news obtaining the urgent 911 call made after bronny james, 18-year-old son of nba superstar lebron james, collapsed monday after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. and this morning, bronny james is waking up at home, only four days after his collapse. cedar-sinai hospital confirming in a statement, although his workup will be on going, we are hopeful for his continued progress and encouraged by his

response, resilience and his family and community support. >> is there a doctor on scene or registered nurse? >> reporter: bronny was at basketball practice at usc when his heart stopped beating. cpr immediately administered. the staff saying their swift and effective response allowed him to arrive fully conscious neurologically intact and stable. >> i think it speaks volumes to the readiness of the medical team or the individuals that responded immediately with prompt and effective cpr. >> reporter: lebron james voicing his gratitude on thursday, posting on social media, i want to thank the countless people sending my family love and prayers. we feel you and are so grateful. the four-time nba champ adding his family is together, safe and healthy. bronny is lebron james' oldest son, a mcdonald's all-american,

entering usc this fall for his freshman year. lebron james said he'll continue to play in the nba long enough for bronny to join him in the league. whether bronny can play again might impact both of their careers. now doctors have noted bronny is in top physical condition and multiple athletes have returned to play after cardiac arrest including most spectacularly the buffalo bills defensive back damar hamlin. guys? >> just incredible to see him recovering, that quick response on the ground there. thank goodness for that. all right, matt. george? the important number you should be looking for when you are buying sun screen and why picking the right spf is not enough. and a new warning about great white sharks. hey, gio. >> reporter: hey, george. we now know where to find one of the biggest hot spots for great whites in the world. turns out it's right here in america. we're gonna have the story next right here on gma. in america pe the story next right here on g gma.

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more of a long term presence. they might start showing up here earlier. they might stay for longer. >> reporter: it's not just cape cod. in new york where there were five shark attacks over the fourth of july holiday, stunning drone video capturing at least six sharks swimming together off the coast of southampton on sunday. and this one showing a shark hunting, fish trying to clear out of its path. >> i have seen more sharks this year than any other year this early in the season. >> reporter: now remember if a beach has been closed, that's because a shark was spotted close to shore and in that shallow water. some important tips for you. make sure you're swimming only where a life guard is present. also try to keep your pets out of the water. they do so much splashing around they may attract a shark. try to swim in groups. a shark is more likely to attack someone swimming all alone. keep those things in mind. guys? >> you don't have to tell me

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good morning. it's 8 a.m. growing legal trouble for the former president trump, details of a cover-up laid out in the indictment from the special counsel including allegations that trump was trying to destroy security footage of classified documents stored in mar-a-lago.

plus new charges for a key employee at his estate. with record heat around the country, a gma investigation into expired sun screen. what to look out for and how to make sure your skin stays protected. new cdc warning about the growing number of meat allergies linked to tick bites. the symptoms to look for if you're bitten by a lone star tick where they live. dr. ashton here to break it down. how the two hottest tours of the summer, taylor swift and beyonce, are giving the economy a boost. this morning we're going a mile high to score the best 7th inning snacks in denver from award winning tacos to the so called mustache pretzel. wait til you see these grand slam snacks. and we're kicking off the weekend with fitz and the tantrums, as they say -- >> good morning america! ♪ >> announcer: live in times

square, this is gma. >> good morning. hope your friday is off to a good start. >> how can it not be? we've got fitz and the tantrums here as they take us into the weekend. >> will reeve is taking us into the weekend from the home of the colorado rockies, checking out their best 7th inning snacks. that is coming up. first the news, the latest on the growing legal jeopardy for donald trump. the special counsel levelled new charges in the secret documents case. also charged a new defendant. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas starts us off. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. this is turning into an epic legal battle between a former president, an aggressive prosecutor, now accusing trump of an attempted cover-up. this morning donald trump hit with new charges by the special counsel alleging that he was trying to destroy surveillance footage which showed what happened to those classified documents that he was storing at mar-a-lago. trump facing two counts of

obstruction of justice, along with his current aide walt nauta and a new player mar-a-lago's property manager carlos de oliveira. a critical point. keep in mind abc news previously reported prosecutors believed nauta removed classified documents from a storage room at mar-a-lago, allegedly at trump's direction. the special counsel believe the three were trying to destroy surveillance footage of that taking place. >> all of this gets to that intent element, that they knew what they were doing was wrong. that it was corrupt. >> reporter: the indictment lays out in stunning details allegations of a cover-up. on june 22, 2022, the justice department notifies an attorney for trump about a draft grand jury subpoena requiring the production of certain security camera footage from mar-a-lago. a day later on june 23rd, trump allegedly calls de oliviera, speaking for about 24 minutes. on june 24, nauta is told trump

wants to see him. nauta abruptly changes his travel plans for the next day. instead makes arrangements to go to mar-a-lago. june 25, the special counsel said nauta and de oliveira joined forces in mar-a-lago asking questions about the security camera footage. it even alleges they walked through a dark tunnel with a flashlight to find the room where the documents were being stored. and to look at how the security cameras were positioned in that room. then, according to the indictment, the stunning encounter on june 27th at 9:48 a.m. de oliveira walking into an i.t. office and meeting with a person described as trump employee number four. de oliveira then allegedly says their conversation should remain between the two of them then cuts to the chase, eventually

making clear the boss wants the server deleted regarding that security camera footage. the trump campaign is calling smith deranged and the new charges harassment, george. so far smith has been unfazed. >> and more charges are coming. thank you. rebecca? >> all right, george. thank you. now to the economy, showing some resilience growing faster than many expected. so what could taylor swift and beyonce have to do with it? whit johnson is here. whit, we are listening. good morning. >> good morning to you. another signal that the economy remains resilient growing faster than many expected. gdp rose 2.4% in the second quarter. that's up slightly from 2% growth in the first few months of the year. consumer spending is driving much of this pandemic recovery. people spending on everything from vacations to goods and services, eating out in restaurants and recreation. the economic growth is also what's pushing the federal reserve to keep raising interest rates, the highest we've seen in 22 years. a slowdown in growth is expected in the future.

what's behind at least part of this current spending boost? are you ready for it? some local economies are pointing to taylor swift and beyonce. yes. not only are people shelling out big money to see their shows, but cities from philadelphia to chicago are reporting hotels filling up and a bump in tourism. one research group estimates that the u.s. leg of taylor swift's tour will generate $5 billion. guys? >> $5 billion. >> no bad blood there. [ laughter ] >> in a $25 trillion economy. every bit helps. >> every drop. thank you, whit. coming up, an expired sun screen alert. we'll tell you what to know about the bottle in your bag and even some on store shelves. and if you are a red meat eater you want to hear this. why some people are becoming allergic to it after a certain kind of tick bite. dr. ashton is here. plus the 19 year engagement, the oscar winner, the wedding and the love story you gotta hear. lara has that in pop. she's upstairs with lori b, who's got all the right stuff for back to school shopping.

hey, lara. >> hi, you guys. i'm very excited about this. lori is here with dorm room essentials. very pertinent to me. what every college kid needs before heading back. this is like the cadillac of fridges. >> it really is. it's also, according to google, the number one most searched for item. this minifridge we found at home depot. comes with a freezer. 3.2 cubic feet. it also comes with removable shelves. looking clean. i don't know that we can promise your college kids can do that. it looks so good, doesn't it? [ laughter ] >> it comes in blue, which will be a problem for me. we'll have that and so much more coming up on good morning america. will of that so much me coming up on "good morning america" periods is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo.

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times square right now, back with our cover story, a gma investigation into sun screen as so many of the country experiences record heat. some bottles on shelves may be expired. eva pilgrim is here with what you need to know about it. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. these crazy high temperatures making putting on that sun screen all the more important. there's a critical number that you should be looking at to make sure you're protected. in the sea of sun screen options, there are a range of spf's, but there is another important number you should be looking for. >> very important to check the expiration date. it's not something we're used to. we're used to checking the front of the bottle, spf, uva, uvb. broad spectrum, water resistant. we're not used to checking the back of the bottle. >> reporter: fda said sun screen usually expires three years after manufactured, sometimes even less because it can

physically change and chemicals can break down potentially making it less effective. >> sun screen that's kept in a hot car or glove compartment will degrade faster than sun screen kept in a cool, dry place. if you're at the pool or on the beach, you want to keep your sun screen in the cooler or the shade. >> reporter: to find out if any pool goers were using expired sun screen, gma hit the family aquatic center with a dermatologist and abc news contributor. >> this one is expired. gotta get a new one, buddy. we have an expired sun screen here. >> early 2022 maybe. >> no. even older than that. >> oh, man. >> reporter: this pool goer's sun screen expired nearly three years ago. >> i thought it would be worse than that. >> reporter: at least one person we talked to is keeping a close eye on that date. >> i write the date on it so i know. >> wow. i'ven write the date on it so i

know. >> you wrote the date that you bought it. >> reporter: five of the ten groups we talked to had at least one expired sun screen. that expired sun screen isn't just at the pool. we also hit stores to see what is on the shelf. 24 stores total in texas, new jersey and new york. we found 16 bottles of expired sun screen, 14 of those bottles from various cvs locations and two at walgreen's. the oldest expired in april 2022. >> if you go to a store and it's already expired that means it's been sitting for three years, if not more. that sun screen really isn't providing you with protection in a guaranteed way that the bottle says. >> reporter: cvs and walgreen's told us they have procedures in place to check for expired sun screen. cvs said any unintentional deviations brought to our attention are quickly rectified. and walgreen's tells us, after learning of the situation, we instructed all stores to check the expiration date of all sun

screen products and to ensure there is no expired sun screen on our shelves. to make sure your sun screen is protecting you as it says on the label, the fda says don't use it past the expiration date and don't use it if you bought it more than three years ago. deborah? >> important information. thank you, eva. now to some other important information. the cdc new warning about a tick borne meat allergy, reporting there are more than 110,000 suspected cases of the syndrome between 2010 and 2022. dr. jennifer ashton is here, as always, to break it down. good morning, jen. i have never heard of this before. tell us what it is. >> you are not alone. a lot of doctors and medical professionals haven't heard of it. that's part of the reason cdc is putting out this alert. this is a substance, a sugar molecule transmitted by at least one species of tick. that's it right there, the lone

star tick found in the eastern u.s., central and southern u.s. it's starting to pop up in other parts of the country. may be transmitted by other ticks. when the tick bites us, it passes along a sugar molecule that then triggers an allergic reaction because that same sugar molecule is also found in red meat, other meat and dairy products. it is a true immune reaction that can masquerade like a food allergy. >> we have to know signs and symptoms. what are we looking for? >> the same types of signs and symptoms as anyone with a food allergy can have. talking about things that could appear three to six hours after eating something that contains this molecule. hives, itching, particularly around the head or face. any gi or digestive issues, a cough, wheezing, low blood pressure. your job isn't to make the diagnosis for yourself. your job, if you have those symptoms, is to get medical

attention. you can make the diagnosis with a simple blood test. >> anything we can do to protect ourselves? >> tick prevention is so important. whether it's lyme disease or any other tick borne illness. wearing protective clothing, using bug repellant, trying to avoid wooded bushy areas, inspecting our bodies regardless of your skin color and whether you have hair on your legs or not. inspect your body when you have been outside. >> pay close attention and protect. >> prevention is important. >> always key. dr. jen, thank you. guys? >> good advice. thank you, guys. good advice. get some pop news. >> more advice. good morning everyone. we're going to begin with wonderful news for actress michelle yeo. the oscar winner has tied the knot with her long-time, and i mean long-time fiance after a mere 19 year engagement. the couple's wedding program noting the timing sharing that after, oh, 6,992 days, michelle said yes.

the pair tied the knot wednesday in geneva surrounded by family, friends and a very special guest. her oscar for her role in everything everywhere all at once, there to witness the big day. congratulations to the big couple. >> she just wanted to make sure. >> quite sure they are at this point. great great news. also in the news, tv news to be specific, only murders in the building. has anybody seen it? >> love it. >> it's just fantastic. happy to report it's returning for season 3. already it has a 100% score on rotten tomatoes. this season selena gomez, steve martin and martin short are joined by some amazing castmates as they take on a brand new investigation. take a look at this new trailer. >> do you want to make a podcast with me? >> oh my god, this is corny. >> i know it is. murder? >> yeah, murder. >> look at this cast! they're all killers. >> who would want to kill them? >> maybe it was loretta.

>> please don't tell on me. i'm not good at table reads. >> i say give her the boot. >> did you recognize that one? this season is more star studded than ever with the only murders trio investigating the death of a hollywood action star played by paul rudd who dies, or gets murdered, during his broadway debut. you might remember that from the finale. they get some help other than meryl streep. this season we also see characters played by ashley park from "emily in paris." jesse williams and tony winner matthew broaddrick. the star studded season three of only murders in the building begins streaming on hulu august 8. i am ready. >> yes, indeed. >> so good. another great show is coming back for season 3. "the morning show" starring

jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon has just dropped a teaser trailer where they're gearing up to try and expose even more secrets than we do here at gma. >> i wanted to make a difference. >> future of this place. >> i want to build something that matters. i want to win. >> lot of secrets come out. >> they did not protect me. they didn't protect me, but i did. >> show so good. john hamm is joining the cast. all right. >> newly weds. >> i love that. he plays a tech titan, that feels right, who wants to buy the network. the official summary says that, quote, unexpected alliances form, private truths are weaponized and everyone is forced to confront their core values both in and out of the news room. sounds like another day here. [ laughter ] "the morning show" begins streaming on apple tv + starting september 13th.

that's just a tuesday. wish a very happy birthday to norman lear, everybody! so many great films like all in the family, sanford and son, jeffersons. he is 101 years young. he posted a video to his fans to mark the occasion. six time emmy winner telling "vanity fair" if he could experience reincarnation he would like to come back as a boy to do it all over again. >> wow. >> he may be 101 but isn't letting that slow him down. he is currently doing numerous projects including animated version of "good times." i love that. happy birthday, norman. we love you. >> what a brilliant man. a brilliant man. >> ginger, where are you? >> over here, right over here. just thinking about what's happening on the morning show. i can't wait to see it. so, all right. let's talk about miami finally ending their 100 degree heat index stretch at 46 days. they ended it there because of that. ft. lauderdale had so much rain,

more than a half foot. rainiest july day on record. they now have had more rain halfway through the year than they usually do in a whole year. heat indexes go above 100 again today. let's get a check now closer to home. with the accuweather forecast. expect a lot of sunshine. a bit of a breeze gusting at 10 to 20 miles per hour. the temperatures you see on the map air are very close to where we should be. for this time of year. pretty average, july afternoon on the way. overnight, patchy fog and numbers in the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. minor warming through the weekend. sunday is the warmer of two days, next week, we will have temperatures going back low average. >> all right. we are returning now to the right stuff. so many head back to school, lara breaks it down. yeah. so does lori bergamotto, who is here with the best dorm essentials for college kids. shop all the products using the qr code on the bottom of your

screen. lara, you are taking notes. >> george and i both have college girls going to college for the first time. >> you have nailed it. we went to google. we could have gone to lara and george to find out what everyone is searching for. >> we nailed it. >> we're going to start with the best mattress topper. we all went to college. you know the mattresses are stiff as a board. >> back in my day, we didn't get these. none of this. this is a luxury, kate. >> you know how incredibly -- amazing. memory foam. get comfy. this has over 108,000 positive reviews. it's really affordable, under $75. comes in twin xl. that's the size of a dorm room bed. >> don't buy twin. >> yep. >> unless they tell you to. >> we got this bedding from amazon with over 25,000 positive reviews. it's bed in a bag.

>> it's really soft, yeah. >> so it's microfiber, moisture wicking. >> bed in a bag. >> you get the comforter, flat sheet, fitted sheet. two pillow cases. affordable. under $50. >> really, really nice. >> now we've got you covered with sleep. want to talk about towels. this is the sort of thing you don't want to skimp on. towels. >> you want them to make you dry. >> imagine that. >> crate and barrel, these are made with a tight loop. it means they dry faster and absorb quicker. they come in multiple colors. feel how soft that is. softer with every wash. speaking of washing. >> you need shower shoes. >> so affordable, on amazon. what we loved about these also is they come in so many different colors. people love that they were not slippy. when you're in those showers, you want safety and you want to look cute in your little robe walking down the hallway. >> i bought these exact ones.

this is the cutest microwave ever. >> this was a big debate. when i went to college, we did not get a microwave just given to us. >> today you still don't. you need to get one. or you can rent them. buy this cute little number. >> at wal-mart. again, really affordable. 700 watts. so it's powerful. the other thing that i love about this is that they have a feature called you and your home. you can click on this and figure out, will this go in my dorm room? will it look cute with the other things i have in there? >> yep. >> that's a great little feature. >> every inch counts in the dorm room. >> exactly. we love that. let's talk here about tech. another thing they didn't have when i was in college but i wish they did. this is a chrome cap. very tiny. lara justed mentioned space is at a premium. what we loved about it is that it unlocks content everywhere. you could watch gma if you wanted. >> watch gma. >> every app.

it's super affordable. >> okay, google, watch gma. is that what you say? >> i say it every morning. >> it comes in 4k so crisp quality. affordable quality. that's what you want for your kids. and that's what they want for themselves. >> this is great. thank you. >> thank you, lori. we have an exclusive digital discount on one of these dorm essentials. shop by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to good morning america.com. coming up, the best 7th inning snack in denver. >> good morning america! the best seventh inning snacks in denver

building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie o'keefe from abc7 mornings and jobina has a look at our traffic. thank you, reggie. >> good morning everybody. we're going to start here with a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 544. no slow down at all. it is

a true friday in terms of the commute into san francisco. so san jose, nice and light as well. clear pretty much across the board right now. so we'll show you the drive times that westbound for commute on highway four is a bit slow. so antioch to concord you're looking at 22 minutes. reggie drew touma has your ten day forecast after

featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese, just enough chipotle mayo and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today. only at togo's. >> hey bay area live with kelly marcus. coming up, we're going to chat with big boy from big remix. plus our food slosser friday series continues. that's at 9:00 on abc7.

>> we'll see you in 30 minutes. mark. temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. it is quite foggy along the coast. here's the golden gate bridge as folks go about one on one this morning. you're really entering some dense fog across the bridge. here's how the day shapes up. we have a lot of sunshine away from the coast. that sunshine will continue to break down that marine layer around the bay shoreline. we go into the 70s and 80s away from the coast this afternoon. if you are going to night, one of taylor swift, she is at levi's tonight. temperatures in the 60s night to tomorrow, almost an identical forecast. >> reggie, thanks, drew. another abc7 news update in 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc7 news.com. here's more gma >> good morning america! >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> nice look from denver. we are there for the latest stop in our search for the best ball park snacks in the country.

will reeve is at coor's field. hey, will. >> reporter: good morning. how are we feeling at coor's field? we ready to rock? [ cheers ] we are having an awesome time here at coor's field. we are so excited to be joined by some friends here, home of the colorado rockies. that's dinger the mascot. he is a triceratops. they found dinosaur bones here when they were building this ball park. we've got two fellows here. we've also got some little league baseball and softball players. we're going to go through our lineup. which team are you from? >> castle rock. >> southeast denver 11u all-stars. >> jamison and max. 14u. >> world series bound southeast denver blue. >> world series bound. we love that. all right. there are our baseball and softball teams. super excited. we have so much great food to show you that you can fine at coor's field. take a look. at the colorado rockies coor's field. >> rockies!

>> game day energy in the mile high city is unstoppable. and so are the stadium snacks. leading off gringo's tacos offering a variety of options these award winning street tacos will hit a grand slam for your taste buds. >> something you won't find anywhere else. we do tacos. >> reporter: next up the mustache pretzel. these hand rolled pretzels hit the spot. now for your sweet tooth. meet one of our two contenders the peach chimichunga. >> whipped cream cheese, caramel sauce, cinnamon sugar and whipped cream. >> reporter: unlike the colorado rockies, this chimichunga plays no games. >> amazing. >> reporter: in the other corner the s'more's shape blended to perfection.

if you thought it couldn't get any better, this shape brings the brewers out for a perfect sweep. all right. i'm joined here by danny neu from our affiliate kgma denver 7. great to see you. and biker jim, everyone knows him as. we'll start with you. you are about to join us in new york as part of our team at abc on the overnight show. first off, welcome. can't wait to have you. >> thank you, will. >> reporter: what are you going to miss about denver and specifically coor's field? >> the thing about coor's field, there is not a bad seat in coor's field. the higher up you sit the better the view of the mountains. >> right. >> so even if you get the cheap seats, you look really good to your date. >> reporter: you might catch the ball. >> that's right. fantastic. >> reporter: and you'll have a great day. let's move on to the main event. we can't wait to have you in new york. we're going to move on to biker jim. you brought us some hot dogs here. not your regular hot dogs you might get at a ball park.

mustard and ketchup. these are hard core. what do we have here? i hear there's elk and cream cheese. i don't know what's going on. take it away. >> it's an elk brat. what we like to put on it here, cream cheese. our cream cheese caulking gun. here. hold that for a second. >> reporter: this is a caulking gun full of cream cheese. >> amazing on this hot dog. >> reporter: can i try? >> i think you should. give it a squeeze. keep squeezing. >> reporter: i see. >> get it all over there. >> reporter: as you are learning live on national television, i'm not very handy with a caulking gun. i'm a big cream cheese fan. >> you're double stuffing. >> reporter: give me cream cheese. >> that's plenty of cream cheese. we all add caramelized onions. little sweet to go with the spice, creammyness. i think you will love it. >> as i take this big bite, how did you get into this and make these wild creations that people love at coor's field?

and in your brick and mortar store? >> i started on the street corner 15 years ago slinging weiners. i started with this dog. it became super popular. the cream cheese thing i got from seattle, caramelized onions thing i got from my home town in alaska. put it together. it makes for a fantastic treat. we love being here at coor's field. we like to bring the rockies fans something new. elk is fantastic. we do a beer brat. that rattle snake dog we were talking about. there's all kinds of stuff we like to bring to these guys. it's something you don't find anywhere else. >> this has the exact amount of cream cheese. quickly before we get out of here we have a more traditional dog but not really. >> this is our craft beer brat. it is arguably one of the best beer brats in the country. dressing it with just a spicy mustard, saurkraut. keeping it simple. let the flavor of the beer come out. you really can taste the spice from the kraut, from the sauce. it's a great taste.

>> reporter: fantastic. that's delicious. they look delicious. you are beloved here in denver. danny, so are you. we're glad to have you in new york. back to the studio. i sent you some more traditional dogs, just a stadium dog. when you have a hot dog -- >> pretty hefty stadium dog. >> reporter: you need some cracker jacks. who wants em? >> will, thank you. >> me! i want the cracker jacks, will. >> thank you. there you go. >> impressive. impressive. >> transcontinental. coming up fitz and the tantrums perform live. ntinental. coming up fitz and the tantrums perform live. [cheers and applause] ♪ today is going to be

♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪

>> back now with this week's gma buzz pick. as you know, we love teaming up with local bookstore owners around the country. helping us reveal this week's pick is anne from my home state of georgia. >> good morning, america. i'm anne peck from st. simons island, georgia. my buzz pick of the week is summer of songbirds. three long term friends in a small southern town guide each other through romantic troubles while they contemplate the future of the beloved camp where they sent their child to summers together. their life long friendships will be shaken but not broken, we hope. it's the perfect summer read.

if you're ever in georgia's golden isle, stop by our coffee shop. >> sounds interesting. summer of songbirds is out right now. you can keep reading with us on instagram at gma book club. so please come on and pick up your copy. ginger? >> deb, we're about to have our first official heat wave of the season in new york city. that dome of heat that's been parked over the desert southwest and texas most of the summer finally gives us a little warmth. 95 should be the high today. certainly the hottest of the season. philadelphia should get closer to 100, but also washington, d.c. it's not going to last. ours is short lived. we've had a cool and wet summer. above average temperatures in the christ prediction center likely back to texas. that ridge is going to slide east again. look at the numbers, staying hot even into nashville. chicago, you'll cool down. let's get a look closer to home.

a sunny day and breeze, temperatures very close to average for this time of year. seven-day warm up through the weekend, sunday, the warmer of two days. then back low average next week. >> all right. it is time now for our gma summer concert series. fitz into tantrums, one of our favorite bands, is ready to kick off the weekend. here they are with "let yourself free." ♪ this is how we ride to the beat, we like to shuffle our feet ♪ ♪ i see your eyes through that smoke come on baby let's go ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa here comes the melody whoa whoa whoa it's time to get free ♪

♪ whoa whoa whoa whoa come come on follow me whoa whoa whoa let yourself free ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah ah let yourself free ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah ♪ let let that sweat fill the room i wanna boogie with you ♪ ♪ i have been looking for you all night, tell me that it's all right, i wanna rock it with you ♪ the roof we jumping through the roof we gotta keep it loose ♪ ♪ oof, we gotta keep it loose gotta keep it loose ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa here comes the melody it's time to get free

come come follow me let yourself free ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah ah let yourself free ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah ah let yourself free ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah let yourself free ♪ ♪ come come on follow me set yourself free ♪ ♪ oof the roof we gotta keep it loose jumping through the roof we gotta keep it loose loose gotta keep it loose ♪ ♪ ah ah ah let yourself free ♪

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♪ ♪ i just wanna shine like the sun when it comes up ♪ >> it's hot in here. we're back now with our gma summer concert series. multiplatinum fitz and the tantrums. [ applause ] this is their fifth time joining us here on gma. joining me the lead singer michael fitzpatrick. also known as fitz. one of the tantrums. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> what's up? you did not sleep last night? >> we didn't, you know? we had a show last night in connecticut. then the sleep gods just wouldn't give it.

we're here, then we go up to cape cod and do a show tonight. busy few days. >> you just brought it for us. that song you just sang was so fun. "let yourself free." goes back to your roots a little bit? >> yeah, it does. for us also, after being held up in our homes for so many years, we really wanted to make a song and a record that was all about celebration, letting yourself go do all the things you maybe missed out on life. >> our studio went nuts. [ applause ] everyone is here for us. there's an energy that you bring with your music. what do you think it is about your style that just it's like happiness flies out of you and we receive? >> it's an intentional joy. we play it through all of our music. >> true. >> we just want people to be part of the experience with us. we're not shoe gazing kind of band. we have fun together all the time. >> i love that, shoe gazing. >> we're not staring at our shoes. all about the joy. >> we are like a dance party. >> yes.

we want more of the dance party. all right. we would like you, if you would, to sing maybe one more? >> all right. [ applause ] no problem. >> how about "shine?" here we go, you guys. ♪ i just wanna shine like the sun when it comes up from the city from the rooftops 'cause today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ i just wanna climb to the top of a mountain standing tall when i'm howlin' 'cause today's gonna be my day's gonna be my days days days ♪ ♪ good night stress see you in the morning i don't gotta guess you're always there for me ♪ ♪ sowing them seeds of doubt i think you like seeing me freak

out good night stress see you in the morning ♪ ♪ so i wake up i get outta bed stay up, stay outta my head 'cause it's dangerous and i don't wanna lose my mind ♪ ♪ i just want to shine like the sun when it comes up from the city from the rooftops today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ i just wanna shine from the top of the mountains, standing tall when i'm howlin today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ ♪ i used to lay low hiding in the shadows so don't give me dark days i already had those ♪ ♪ i'm just trying to figure out how to be myself right now

i don't wanna lay low hiding in the shadows ♪ ♪ so i wake up i get outta bed stay up stay outta my head i don't wanna lose my mind no ♪ ♪ i just wanna shine like the sun when it comes up from the city from the rooftops today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ i just wanna climb to the top of the mountain standing tall when i'm howlin today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ ♪ i wake up and i stay up 'cause i'm sure good things will happen if i get outta my way ♪

♪ i just wanna shine like the sun when it comes up from the city from the rooftops today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ i just wanna shine to the top of the mountain standing tall when i'm howlin 'cause today's gonna be my day ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers ]

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>> announcer: what's good to watch, read? where can i get a good deal on what i'm dying to buy? it's all right here, gma life. get the latest celebrity buzz, deals and steals and the coolest lifestyle gifts from gma. streaming weekends on abc news live. what a thank you we have to give to fitz and the tantrum. >> we have another big thank you. we want to say good-bye and thank you to scott. [ applause ] 44 years with abc. there you see him at the beginning. most of the time he's been on gma.

he's also traveled to other assignments, state fairs, president obama's first inauguration, summer olympics. starts every day with a smile. give us a smile there, scott. we know he's going to spend quality time with his wife and six grandchildren. we had a little photo bomb yesterday. have a great weekend, everybody. [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ >> when you have over 37 million followers and some of the hottest music, where do you go to ignite the morning? yes. next friday, we kick off your weekend only on the summer concert series sponsored by hot tools.

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♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good friday morning to you. i'm reggie from abc seven mornings. jobina fortson has the traffic. thank you, reggie. >> good morning, everybody. we're going to start here with a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. you cannot see the bridge right now all socked in with fog. so please be aware of low visibility as you move in and out of the north bay. it's interesting, the chp never

issued a fog advisory this morning. we have clear conditions, though, at the san mateo bridge and overall, we have no major blocking issues to report. hey drew. >> hey, look at these temperatures. we're in the 50s and 60s right now for the most part. so we take a live look outside. here's our south beach camera looking at the bay bridge. we're starting to see that marine layer break down across the bay shoreline. we have sunshine already inland and in the south bay will increase that sunshine. today is a couple of degrees warmer compared to yesterday. it's also breezy in the afternoon soon and temperatures near average in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. by 4 p.m, reggie, thank you, drew. >> it's time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you on air. on air again at 11 for midday live. u >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today on "live," comedian and podcaster craig ferguson.