when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. >> gio: good morning, america. violent storms, 80-mile-per-hour winds taking down trees and power lines as a strong cold front breaks the first heat wave of the season on the east coast, but more than 70 million americans from oklahoma to florida are still under heat

alerts right now, but there's an end in sight to some record-breaking temperatures in the southwest. >> whit: donald trump's battles. the former president holding a rally in the critical swing state of pennsylvania. the new details on his legal defense fund with less than a month to go to the first debate. opponents taking aim at his campaign. >> janai: malware scare. reports that the u.s. is hunting for chinese malware that could affect our critical infrastructure as tensions rise with beijing. >> gio: crash landing. a small plane flips in the water. life guards rushing to the rescue. plus, the midair collision between a helicopter and a gyro-copter. >> whit: shooting arrest. the moment police camera catches a woman accused of shooting through her door. her family speaking out about the tragic events. >> janai: sentencing day.

so-called doomsday mom lori vallow daybell set to learn her fate this week for killing two of her children. >> gio: on the mend. bronny james seen in public for the first time since his frightening cardiac arrest. the encouraging update. >> whit: astroworld report. houston police release their findings on that deadly concert tragedy. the criticism from travis scott's team on the timing of it all. >> janai: boating dangers. the frightening incidents on the waters, including this boat up in flames. >> get off the boat. >> get off the boat. >> janai: the advice from safety experts during this busy boating season. >> gio: and going the distance. as team usa prepares for their last match in the group stage. meet the diehard fans traveling halfway around the world to support the americans at the world cup. #fangoals.

>> gio: and we do say good morning, america. did you have a nice time at beyonce? >> janai: i had a blast. i left early too to get some sleep. >> whit: a couple extra cups of coffee. >> janai: it's a large. >> gio: we are glad you made it back because we have a lot of news this morning. americans from the great plains to the east coast, they are waking up this morning after violent summer storms. in washington, d.c., two people were hurt when a tree came down on a car, and there was a possible weather-related death in virginia where a tree slammed into a house. >> janai: and elsewhere, the story we've talking about for weeks, oppressive heat now putting about a third of america's population under heat alerts this weekend, but those storms bringing an end to the heat wave here in the northeast. >> whit: let's get right to that severe weather and the outlook here. somara theodore joining us with the latest. somara, good morning. >> somara: good morning, whit.

one area hit really hard, our nation's capital. take a look at the damage, we have trees down. impassable roads. washington, d.c., saw wind gusts as high as 84 miles per hour. you can see trees completely uprooted, falling across cars, coming through windshields. really a dangerous situation, and it wasn't just the dmv that saw these strong winds. we saw 375 wind reports in kansas. we had wind gusts as high as 90 miles per hour, and these were from two different systems. also, four tornado reports and we can't neglect the heat. take a look at the area hard-hit by the heat today. a little different from the story we have been talking about, but we do have heat advisories stretching from texas to florida. triple-digit heat index values through the afternoon, feeling like 106 in tampa, and as we look at the next couple of days, we're remaining in the triple digits as far as how it's going to feel. dallas, 106 starting work tomorrow. new orleans, 109 for your monday. miami, feeling like 103 degrees tomorrow. gio? >> gio: a lot of dangerous weather across the country. thank you, somar.

to politics now, with less than a month to go before the first republican debate, former president trump on the campaign trail as his legal troubles are mounting. this morning, we are learning more about how he's paying the millions in legal fees. abc news senior congressional correspondent rachel scott joins us now from erie, pennsylvania. good morning to you, rachel. >> reporter: gio, good morning to you. $40 million, that's how much sources say the superpac supporting the former president has paid in legal fees in just a matter of months. all of this comes as investigations into donald trump only intensify. this morning, a new look into donald trump's mounting legal fees. sources tell abc news, the superpac supporting the former president spent more than $40 million on legal costs in just six months. on the campaign trail in pennsylvania overnight, trump bragging about being able to self-fund his own campaign. >> you know, so they call up, these rich guys, they call. i'm richer than they are, but

they call up, and they say -- and i'll put as much money into the campaign as i need -- believe me, if we need to do it. >> reporter: but a superpac is footing the bill for witnesses and close aides who ask the former president for help. much of that money coming from small dollar donations by trump supporters. it comes as trump faces new federal charges accused of not only mishandling classified documents, but directing two staffers to destroy surveillance video in an effort to hide evidence from prosecutors. >> they've broken the veil by indicting me with this ridiculous -- these are ridiculous indictments. >> reporter: trump touting his lead and taking aim at the crowded republican field insisting they are wasting money by staying in the race. >> ron desanctimonious and so many others who are wasting hundreds of millions of dollars that republicans should be using to build a massive vote gathering operation. >> reporter: but with just under a month to go until the first debate, his rivals showing no signs of giving in. among his challengers, his own former vice president, mike

pence, and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >> i think we need a new leader. i think he was good then. i don't think he's going to be good going forward. >> we have a choice to make not just as republicans, but as americans. >> reporter: and his biggest rival, florida governor ron desantis, challenging him to show up on debate night. >> should he show up? >> i think he should show up. i think everyone should show up. you owe it to make the case to the people about why you should be president, and at the end of the day, nobody's entitled to a nomination. nobody's entitled to be elected to any office, much less the presidency so, you've got to come. >> reporter: trump brushing off that first debate, pointing to his commanding lead. as for those legal fees, a trump campaign spokesperson tells me the superpac is contributing to ensure representation from what they continue to insist is, quote, unlawful harassment. janai? >> janai: all right, rachel. now let's bring in abc's chief washington correspondent, jonathan karl. it's good to have you with us.

as you just heard, trump on the trail saying that these indictments will not impact his candidacy, but $40 million in legal fees. how true is that? what are you hearing from your sources? >> jonathan: i mean, look. first of all, janai, that is astounding. not just the number, $40 million, sure is a lot in legal fees, but the fact that the campaign writ large -- this is a superpac, his leadership pac, his campaign, that the combined spending from donald trump is -- more is being spent on lawyers than is being spent on television advertising, ground game, staff, all of it combined, and it really hits this point which is donald trump's legal defense and his campaign are really inseparable. this is really now a campaign where he is effectively campaigning to keep from being prosecuted. >> janai: really just a staggering number, and to that point, jon, the former president could be indicted again as early as this week, and for those keeping track at home, there's not only the special counsel's

january 6th probe, but also the one in fulton county, georgia. what are you hearing about the investigations? >> jonathan: don't forget, trump's received a target letter from jack smith related to the january 6th investigations which means an indictment is almost certain to happen. we expect it could happen as early as tuesday this week. fulton county, we are expecting that sometime in early august will return a whole series of indictments, possibly including not just the former president, but several of his top aides all in that effort to interfere with georgia's election in 2020, an effort to overturn that election. so there's more legal jeopardy to come. he could be spending as much time in court as he is -- as he is spending on the campaign trail. >> janai: and jon, before we let you go, looking big picture here, even with these multiple cases, a potential -- another indictment on the way, what does this mean with him running for president again?

will any of this be resolved before next year's election? >> jonathan: we have a trial date for spring in the new york case, remember the new york district attorney case related to the hush money payments. we have a trial date for may in the documents case. re iifictments in the other two that we just discussed, they'll have to fit in somewhere in there, but look, janai. i think the bottom line is it is hard to envision these cases, maybe even any of these cases being resolved by the election next year. >> janai: all right, and could be a busy week coming up. jon, we appreciate you. make sure to tune into "this week" this morning. jon speaks to new hampshire governor chris sununu about the crowded republican presidential field, and whether former president donald trump's new legal challenges will hurt his position as the front-runner. plus, jon has a wide-ranging conversation with actor matthew mcconaughey about his new school safety push following the deadly elementary school shooting in his hometown of uvalde, texas, last year. whit? >> whit: janai, now to the

reports that china may have planted malicious software and key you actuality military bases around the world. the possibility likely to increase recent tensions between washington and beijing. abc's maryalice parks is joining us in washington with the latest. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. the administration is clearly on high alert when it comes to these cyber threats and officials have been urging local public utilities that serve military bases to step up their defenses. this morning, a new report from "the new york times" saying the federal government is urgently trying to find cyber malware that could be catastrophic for u.s. infrastructure and military readiness. a national security council official telling abc news in a statement, the biden administration is working relentlessly to defend the united states from any disruptions to our critical infrastructure, including by coordinating inner agency

efforts to protect water systems, pipelines, rail, and aviation systems among others. the biden administration issued a bulletin acknowledging that they have seen an increase in chinese state-sponsored cyberactivity writing that this activity affects networks across u.s. critical infrastructure sectors and urging public utility partners to step up their cyber defenses. >> we're going to continue to evaluate the cyberspace environment. >> reporter: earlier this month, microsoft accusing chinese hackers of that serious breach into email accounts within at least two government agencies. that hack highlighting the need for increased vigilance and stronger defenses within private organizations. >> we have seen nothing that would cause us to dispute microsoft's finding that it was a hacking group out of the prc. >> reporter: the cyberthreat, just one piece of the strained relationship between the u.s. and china. in june, that near collision of a u.s. and chinese ship in the taiwan strait, and in may, a chinese fighter jet flying

directly in front of a u.s. jet midair. secretary of state antony blinken saying the u.s. is working to try to keep things peaceful. >> we're doing that in part, by engaging china, but also as necessary opposing various efforts to disrupt freedom. >> reporter: and just this weekend, the u.s. announced that big $345 million weapons package to taiwan clearly designed in part to make china think twice about any potential attack on the island. gio? >> gio: yeah, that historic weapons package. maryalice, thank you so much. we'll go to haiti now. just days after the u.s. ordered all non-emergency personnel to leave haiti, we are learning about the new international efforts to help address violence in the country. abc's patrick reevell is in london with more. good morning, patrick. >> reporter: good morning, gio. yes, this is potentially a significant breakthrough. kenya has announced it's ready to consider leading a multinational force to haiti to help its police take back control from the gangs that are tearing it apart.

kenya's foreign minister has said it can commit 1,000 police officers to help train and assist the haitian police. an advance assessment team could arrive in weeks. kenya says next a u.n. security council resolution must mandate the deployment. there are still a lot of unknowns and no guarantee that it will happen. a spokesperson for haiti's prime minister says his government has yet to even be approached by kenya with the plan. this comes amid news that an american woman and a child from new hampshire was kidnapped. in port-au-prince. a woman was taken from the campus. the state department is aware of the reports, but it's a reminder of the lawlessness that the u.s. hopes to bring under control. janai? >> janai: not the only kidnapping of americans that we've seen happen there. patrick, thank you for that update. back at home to that dramatic scene caught on camera at a new hampshire beach. a small plane forced to land on the water. look at that there. bystanders and lifeguards rushing to help.

abc's jaclyn lee joins us live now with the latest. good morning, jaclyn. >> reporter: good morning to you, and officials tell us hampton beach gets more than 150,000 visitors on a summer day saying they're extremely lucky no one in the water or on shore was injured during this close call. this morning, stunning video capturing the moment a small plane crashes into the ocean off a crowded new hampshire beach early saturday afternoon. >> an aircraft in the water up from the main beach. >> reporter: the plane nosediving, somersaulting before bobbing in the water. >> it's in the water! oh, my god. >> everybody was in shock. everybody started running towards the plane and, you know, the lifeguards were trying to keep everybody away from it. >> reporter: this woman and her daughter jessica were on a family vacation when it all unfolded and they called 911. >> my first thought was to get the kids out of the water and i saw the whole beach just leave the water immediately. >> reporter: the small fixed wing plane was carrying a banner. miraculously the only person on board, the pilot, survived.

he was rescued by a group of lifeguards. >> the lifeguards do have the pilot out of the water. >> as soon as it landed in the water, our guards jumped right into action. they got to the pilot and they brought him to shore. >> reporter: after the pilot was safe, they needed to get the plane out of the water immediately. this video shows the lifeguards towing the plane to shore. >> and luckily for us, there was no oil, no gas, no liquids from the plane that were leaking. so the quicker we could get it out, the better for everybody. >> reporter: and the pilot only had minor scrapes. the cause of the crash is still unknown. it's being investigated by both the faa and the national transportation safety board. whit. >> whit: jaclyn, thank you. some encouraging signs for bronny james. the eldest son of lebron james seen in public for the first time since his cardiac arrest, enjoying some time with his family. melissa adan has more from los angeles.

melissa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. it's really an encouraging update for bronny james, the rising basketball star was seen out and about here with his family here in l.a. for the first time since leaving the hospital thursday. he was spotted friday night seen leaving a santa monica restaurant with his family including his dad, nba superstar lebron james. lebron also sharing a heartfelt video of bronny on social media where bronny is seen playing the piano. lebron captioning that post saying, you are amazing. we're here right with you every step of the way. it's unclear when this video was taken, it certainly is sentimental. all of this while bronny is recovering after collapsing at his university of southern california's men's basketball practice. i spoke with a cardiologist just about cardiac arrest and really bronny's condition. the doctor sharing with us really how it's encouraging to see bronny so quickly out of the

icu and really back on his feet. but at this point, gio, it is still too soon to tell how long his recovery will take and really how soon we can see bronny back on the court. gio? >> gio: but it is so good to see him playing the piano there and recovering. melissa, thank you so much. we'll turn now to the sentencing this week for the so-called doomsday cult mom convicted of killing two of her children. a jury in idaho finding lori vallow daybell guilty in may, and abc's morgan norwood has more. >> reporter: lori vallow daybell, the so-called doomsday mom convicted of killing her own two children, now set to be sentenced. >> is lori vallow not guilty or guilty of first degree murder of tylee ryan? guilty. >> reporter: it comes just months after a jury convicted her of killing her two kids,

6-year-old j.j. vallow and rylee ryan. conspiring with her then lover and now husband, chad daybell. now set to hear from her only surviving child, 27-year-old colby ryan along with his sister. this emotional jailhouse phone call played during the triple murder trial. >> lori, did you know what happened to them and didn't tell us? >> reporter: throughout lori's nearly six-week trial this spring, prosecutors argued she and her husband chad daybell murdered her two children because they thought they were zombies. experts expect the judge to zero in on a mental health assessment aimed at proving why vallow daybell deserves a lesser sentence, relying on impact statements for the maximum penalty. >> in idaho, the death penalty is not on the table, but a life sentence is. >> reporter: and lori's current husband chad daybell still faces charges in the murders of her children. that trial is set for next april, janai.

>> janai: we will be watching that, morgan, thank you. we will switch gears now and get a check of the weather. somara theodore, how are you feeling over there? cozy? >> somara: girl, i'm feeling hot. we can talk about that later at the show. >> whit: you were at the beyonce show too. >> somara: yes, yes. just so everyone knows. >> whit: our viewers are in on this. >> somara: right now we're going to pull it together. it's been a long time since i have been at penn state pulling these all-nighters. dallas, texas, take a look. good morning. it looks like cotton candy skies out there. temperatures this morning are in the mid-80s. the city is aglow. things are heating up for the gulf coast states. you can see over the next couple of days, from tulsa to san antonio, it is going to be in the triple digits. those are actual air temperatures and interestingly enough, because of climate change, due to human pollution, we are looking at those areas especially in texas. five times more likely to see heat like that. the difference though is you head to the northeast. while we had a little bit taste

>> somara: and that's your local forecast. you know, my friends, we got in the car after here and we were, like, are we going to go out? >> whit: you were, like, nope. >> somara: we all looked at each other, and then nothing was said. what is understood doesn't need to be explained. >> janai: yes. >> whit: i'm impressed you were both able to get it together and get in formation. >> somara: oh, good one. >> gio: that's what he was scribbling down. >> janai: might i suggest you don't mess with my sis.

she comfortable. >> whit: well done. it's good to see both of you this morning. another story we're following here. if you think -- if you are thinking about buying your spouse some flowers for an anniversary gift, see if you can top this farmer in kansas who gave his wife 1.2 million sunflowers. yes. lee wilson wanted to go all out for their 50th anniversary, so he planted 80 acres of sunflowers, her favorite. he said that he and his son secretly planted the flowers back in may without his wife even knowing. the high school sweethearts are now enjoying the blooms and i thought about this. gio would do this exact same sort of thing, some sort of impulsive act of love. >> gio: and just go overboard, right? >> whit: exactly. maybe have some ponies grazing the fields or something. >> gio: oh, gosh. thank you for the sunshine. all right, here we go. the newly released details about astroworld and the warnings ahead of the disaster that took ten lives, that's coming up.

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building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. as the new giant sign recently installed atop twitter's san francisco headquarters or x as it is now called, is now frustrating some residents. here's how it looked from elon musk's tweet. the new x sign was installed friday. people who live across the street are complaining over how bright light it's strobing lights are at night. the company finished taking the original twitter sign down on friday. now x is stuck in a city battle over building permits. now let's get a check of your forecast with shayla gerardin. hey >> hey. good morning. nice days for us both today and tomorrow. it's just going to be on the warmer side, especially if you're inland. 90 as you head into your sunday inland and then

nice and comfortable. the bay only in the 70s. a cooldown comes our way tuesday into wednesday. >> thank you, shayla, and thank you for joining u

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welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. the "barbie" movie may have had one of the best second weekends of all-time at the north american box office, as it's set to take in $95 million or more, and it's closing in on the $1 billion worldwide. this is happening, of course, as hollywood studios announced that some of the most anticipated projects for the fall like "spiderman: beyond the spiderverse" and "ghostbusters," and others are on hold because of the actors and writers' strike. >> gio: i tried to get tickets for this weekend. almost entirely soldout. i'm going right after the show. morning "barbie." >> janai: we were supposed to have breakfast, so i'm glad that's canceled so i can nap. >> gio: oh, god. >> janai: it's all good, gio. enjoy the movie. >> whit: schedule change live on the air. >> gio: calling me out. let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, russia says ukraine used drones to strike a shopping center in moscow on

saturday. the russian defense ministry says three drones were intercepted but two others hit a 50-story building in the russian capital. there were no reports of casualties. >> janai: also right now, the national safety board is investigating what happened to a helicopter and a two people were aboard each aircraft. their conditions haven't been disclosed. organizers say the aircrafts belonged to event attendees and were not involved in the air show. >> whit: and terrence crawford is the undisputed welterweight champion in las vegas last night. crawford scored three knockdowns as he dominated the fight. he went on to take the title in nine rounds. he is now being called pound for pound, the undisputed king. >> gio: and we'll start this half hour here with houston police releasing their detailed report into the astroworld tragedy. where ten people died at a travis scott concert.

abc's reena roy is here with the 1,200-page report. and how the timing of the release is raising some eyebrows. reena, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. scott's first album since the astroworld tragedy was released on friday, and on the same day the report also came out, the public learning new details from that deadly incident. scott's team now questioning the timing of this report's release. [ chanting ] this morning, reps for hip-hop star travis scott firing back after new investigative details were publicly released in the astroworld tragedy that left ten people dead and hundreds injured. >> go, go go! >> reporter: scott's team saying it is outrageous that the houston police department has chosen to resort to tactics that attempt to discredit travis and his team. on friday, houston police put out an investigative report more than 1,200 pages long, the same day scott's new album "utopia" was released. ♪

>> reporter: scott's attorney telling abc in a statement the timing of the houston police department report's release is anything but coincidental. the report includes transcripts of 911 calls, summaries of police interviews, and text messages like these from a security worker saying there's panic in people's eyes. someone's going to end up dead. according to the report, another security worker told police two members of scott's team didn't relay the message to scott to stop the show even after getting a directive to do so, telling hpd the workers resisted the directions they were given. >> just to be clear, this was not a crowd stampede. this was not a stage rush. this was not a crowd surge. this was a slow thing resulting with collapses within the crowd. >> reporter: last month, a jury declined to indict scott and

others investigated by hpd after examining evidence from the 2021 incident, including a police interview with scott. scott telling detectives he did not see signs of serious problems. scott spoke briefly with radio host charlamagne tha god a few months after the tragedy. >> you can only help what you can see, you know what i mean? >> mm-hmm. >> and then, you know, whatever you saw, when i tell you to stop, just stop. >> reporter: and police also interviewed rapper drake who said he didn't hear any calls from fans to stop the show. meanwhile, we did reach out to houston police for a response, but we are still waiting to hear back. janai? >> janai: reena, thank you for that update. turning now to the new body camera video showing the moment a woman was arrested for allegedly firing a gun through her door, fatally wounding a mother in front of her son. abc's elwyn lopez has the details. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning. that body camera video showing the deadly end to a years-long

feud between two neighbors. first responders seen racing to save the victim, and a warning to our viewers that this video is disturbing to watch. this morning, chilling new body camera video showing the moments after a mother of four, a.j. owens, was shot and killed through a closed door in front of her 9-year-old son. >> show me your hands. show me your hands. where's your gun at? >> reporter: police swarming the area detaining the shooter, susan lawrence, the victim's 58-year-old neighbor. >> was there anybody else in the house? >> no. >> can i just get my -- >> no, not right now. >> all right. >> you're not under arrest. you're being detained. >> reporter: meanwhile, first responders racing to save owens' life as bystanders crowd the scene voicing their frustrations. >> i knew when i seen them over here playing today. i knew it. >> reporter: owens' mother says her grandson is still in shock. >> my 9-year-old grandson who was standing next to her when she was shot, he hugged me so intensely last night and said,

call me, you know, if susan tries to shoot you. >> reporter: in june, authorities say children including owens' were playing in a field near lawrence's home when they got into a dispute with her. lawrence also reportedly called sheriff's deputies multiple times to complain about the children in her ocala, florida, neighborhood. >> i think that what she wanted to do was to take the law into her own hands. >> reporter: owens then knocking on lawrence's door. that's when police say lawrence fired a single shot through her closed door, fatally striking owens. >> one single person has truly changed our lives, the kids' lives, forever. forever. it's a lot of grief, a lot of sadness over here. >> reporter: and guys, that neighbor has been charged with manslaughter. she claims she acted in self-defense and has pleaded not guilty. whit? >> whit: elwyn, thank you so much. we do want to shift gears and get another check of the weather and go back to somara theodore.

we have been talking about the heat, the severe storms, also some activity in the tropics. >> somara: yeah, you know, let's head to the tropics right now. i will say what we're looking at right now is a fish storm. so i'll start with that. it's not really going to be impacting us, but i just want to put it on your radar because it's on mine. 70% chance of development here in this circle. that's going to veer off and out to sea. a little closer to home, here's a live shot of pensacola, florida. people will be waking up pretty soon headed to the beach as the sun comes up there. here's a look at the beach forecast. down in florida, tampa, temperatures will be 94 degrees, but the water temperature is around 90, and if you look at the gulf coast states where things will be heating up pretty soon, water temperatures in the 80s. much cooler out on the west coast. pebble beach, a high of 60 with a water temperature of 61. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on in

>> somara: you guys, i could go for a beach day right now. how about you guys? >> gio: yeah. >> whit: in for that. >> janai: especially with bath water. >> somara: sounds like it feels nice. >> gio: thank you, somara. coming up here, dangerous boating incidents caught on camera. how to stay safe on the water. >> janai: and then the fans going the distance to see the u.s. women's national team down under. team down under. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain. treat it anytime, anywhere without worrying where you are or if it's too late. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness.

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>> it's too late. get off the boat. >> get off the boat. >> it's going to blow. >> reporter: two people stuck on board this 21-foot baja as it goes up in flames on the bay. >> you guys want to jump out right now. >> jump out right now. >> reporter: as the fire intensifies, the pair is forced to make a dire decision, jump overboard. >> i knew very quickly if they did not get off the boat, they were either going to pass out from the inhalation of the smoke, the heat, or it would end up eventually exploding. >> reporter: they were lucky nathan greenwood and his wife were boating nearby and were able to come to the rescue. >> it's really fortunate because within three seconds of them jumping off the boat, it exploded. >> reporter: that fire engulfed the boat, soon sinking it to the bottom of the bay. what happened in michigan echoed some other recent trouble on the water this summer. last week, 17-year-old sadie was killed off cape cod. the boat she was in hit a jetty

sending her and five others into the water. friday, one woman died and six people were injured when a boat crashed into a break wall and overturned near chicago's navy pier. that crash happened around 3:30 in the morning. >> anyone operating a boat, you need to know your navigational hazards. make sure you have life preservers on board for everybody. >> reporter: according to the coast guard, 74% of deaths on vessels happen when the operator hasn't received boat safety instruction. now this billion-dollar boating business means more crowded waterways this summer. an estimated 100 million americans go boating each year, and in 2021, an estimated $1.15 million pre-owned boats were sold in the u.s. >> there's way more people on the water. people need to take this more seriously and get some more training. get some more instruction. >> reporter: and states have different requirements for operating a boat on the water, but most offer a certificate kind of like a driver's license, but experts stress it's important to practice, to have that safety plan in place and definitely have enough life

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>> gio: and we are back now on >> gio: and we are back now on "gma" as the u.s. women's national team prepares for its world cup match on tuesday against portugal. thousands of americans flocking to new zealand to support the team, and abc's maggie rulli is in auckland meeting some of them with the most spectacular background there, maggie. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gio. i know, it's pretty incredible, right? we're in the middle of a

geothermal hot spot because not only is new zealand half a world away from america, but sometimes it feels like we're in another world altogether, but, you know, this distance hasn't stopped americans from traveling sometimes for literal days just to get here to cheer on team usa. ♪ the women's world cup's in full swing, and sure, there's been a lot of drama on the field, but not all the action is taking place inside the lines. this world cup's been a festival of fun from fans around the world descending on this island nation. and some of the loudest team usa superfans, the american outlaws. these diehard supporters traveling halfway around the globe to cheer on the u.s. women. fans like donald still full of energy despite his 47-hour journey to get here before the game. the crowd just keeps coming.

they even gave me the great honor of outlaw for the day, inviting me to lead them as they marched to the u.s. showdown against the netherlands. the outlaws come from nearly every corner of america. where are you all from? >> missouri. >> missouri. >> seattle. >> seattle. >> reporter: san francisco. traveling halfway around the globe for a party that never stops as long as this band of fans are in town. ♪ >> reporter: all right, guys, i may be standing in a geothermal hot spot, but that's the beauty of this world cup in new zealand. it's all about the sights and the soccer. come on. i'm so athletic. pay attention, guys. i have something to teach you here, okay? so the american outlaws taught me tons of cheers and we all have to gear up because team usa is taking on portugal in the early hours of tuesday morning.

i have a cheer we can go together, you ready? >> whit: we're ready. >> reporter: you're putting me on the spot here. [ chanting "usa" ] >> whit: yes. i love it. maggie, no hands by the way with soccer. it's got to be all feet. >> gio: oh, boy. >> janai: this guy. >> oh, my gosh. you're right. >> gio: thank you, maggie. appreciate you. looks like a movie set out there. we'll be right back here. stick around. sdwroo like nike, jordan, on, carhartt, hoka and more. the looks you want, the backpacks you need, all under one roof. when you can't make it to the store, dicks.com is always an option. and with our best price guarantee, if you find a lower price, we'll match it. with looks this good, it's never been easier to sport your style.

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building a better bay area movie forward finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez in the east bay. a community gathering got underway at mosswood park. oakland's violence prevention coalition hosted family fun day yesterday . the event comes amid increased concern over public safety. the naacp and religious leaders are calling for a state of emergency because of rising crime in oakland. community advocates say solutions are not easy, but creating a safer city must begin from the ground up. bye bye, taylor. the pop superstar finish her sold out bay area concerts after breaking curfew once again during her final show. it was glitter for fringe and a lot of pink as thousands of swifties made their way to levi's stadium last night. so much excitement

over taylor swift that santa clara briefly renamed its city, swiftie. clara economists say the eras tour has generated over $4 billion dollars in spending dollars across the us. so swift now heads to la for her next show and now let's get a check of your forecast with shayla gerardin. hey good morning. >> we're still seeing a foggy start in some areas, so looking good as you head inland. but take a look at the coast. sfo looking pretty good, but half moon bay continuing to see just over a mile of visibility and then heading north. look at this , santa rosa down to half a mile, just feet of visibility in petaluma. so definitely take it slow if you're heading out on those roads. temperatures looking pretty good. we're in the 50s for the most part, but inland areas already warming up to the 60 soquel's. to start off, your sunday and it's going to be a nice one out there once all that cloud cover moves out, we'll see some really warm temperatures, especially for the inland area. nice and cool there at the coast. we'll have your full forecast coming up a little

bit later. but for now, gloria, i'll toss it back to you.

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