qualified her for the national championships. that is here in the bay area in san jose, starting august 24. she will be here in a few weeks. how amazing? jobina: i love her. reggie: i do, too. she had struggles during the tokyo olympics, mental health issues. do not put the pressure on me you put on me back then. she is thriving right now. jobina: yes. ♪ good morning america. breaking news as we come on the air for our viewers in the west. a plot to assassinate president zelenskyy uncovered. this morning ukrainian authorities say they've detained a russian informant over a plan to kill president zelenskyy. ian pannell live from kyiv. severe weather on the move right now. at least ten reported tornados hitting across four states in

the midwest and colorado. and in alaska, this home collapsing into the river after unprecedented melting from a glacier. ginger is tracking where the threat is headed next. overnight a deadly fire fighting helicopter crash in california. what we know right now. critical deadline. former president trump's legal team has until 5 p.m. today to respond to special counsel's request for a protective order over what the former president can say or do about the evidence in the january 6th case. paint factory fire ball. what we know about this massive explosion overnight in texas. mayhem in manhattan. the popular social media star blamed for setting off a riot that drew thousands of people to union square for an electronics give away. he's facing charges and growing fallout this morning. new details in the case of the mom of three who allegedly

plotted to kill her husband on a vacation to the bahama and the text messages she sent a suspected hit man. new hope for new moms. what we know about the first ever pill for post partum depression approved by the fda. heart breaker. the u.s. women's soccer team stunned at the world cup. >> just lost the world cup. that's tough. >> the final match. for some of the biggest players in the game. ♪ living in america ♪ >> and deals and steals on wheels across america. tory johnson is in dallas with shark tank's mark cuban, kicking off our week long celebration and big savings for women owned small businesses. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. this is good morning america. we hope everybody had a wonderful weekend. but it was a really tough loss for the u.s. women at the world cup. it all came down to those nail

biting penalty kicks and a millimeter. we'll have highlights coming up. >> that was a heart breaker. i had to look up what is the distance of a millimeter. it is the tip of a sharp pencil. it was also a stormy weekend, guys, for so many, with tornados across four states. that is some of the damage in illinois. and there is another round of severe weather on the move. ginger has the details. >> first breaking news overnight. ukrainian authorities have detained a russian informant over a plan to kill president zelenskyy. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. a woman detained over an alleged assassination plot against zelenskyy. the sbu, ukraine, saying she was a russian informant trying to find zelenskyy's itinerary. she is accused of helping plan a massive russian air strike while he was there. sbu agents saying that they tracked her saying she was arrested while passing

intelligence to the russians. it's not their first attempt on the president's life during this war. meanwhile, ukraine stepping up attacks, targeting two key bridges, vital supply lines to russia. this follows recent strikes against russian ships in the black sea and drone attacks in moscow. russia retaliating over the weekend with waves of attacks, hitting military and civilian targets. meanwhile, peace talks in saudi concluding, no statement but china saying it's helping build international consensus. kremlin dismissing, saying fighting will continue for the foreseeable future. in other words, george, for now, expect war not peace. >> ian pannell, thanks. robin? to the severe weather threat on the move here at home. ginger is tracking the latest and the new heat alerts. good morning, ginger. >> let's start with the tornado video coming out from storm chasers over the weekend. 24 hours you've had two reported tornados in illinois, but over the weekend ten total. look at the upward motion. very strong video.

then the damage in taylorville, illinois. roofs ripped off. they'll get out there and do that survey today. we also have had 2500 fights cancelled in just the last 24 hours as winds blew through atlanta and other places. you're going to get more violent storms today. this will be on the lookout especially after 4, 5, 6 p.m. west virginia down through appalachian. damaging wind the main threat, but tornados will spin up in there. then the heat. let's talk about baton rouge who now has broken a consecutive heat record of 100 plus for nine days. it's not gonna stop. excessive heat warnings still in place. houston will feel like 109 today. look at this. travis hertzog, our meet skwrol he put that thermometer in his cold water and it went up to 100. he kept it there 20, 30, 40 seconds. definitely hot. robin? >> that just lets you know. ginger, thank you. severe weather forcing a shelter in place at beyonce's concert at

fedex field. faith abubey is there for us. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. for two hours last night some beyonce fans were stuck in that parking lot as the severe weather was moving through. they were told to return to their vehicles and shelter in place. in the mean time, inside the stadium, thousands of fans were packed into hallways and tunnels for safety. they were looking for rooms to move abound. they were looking for air, trying to find it. it was so hot it triggered a heat emergency. some people had to be treated for heat exhaustion and one person had to be taken to the hospital to be treated. that's according to a fedex field spokes person. once the lightning moved through, she was able to perform as planned. organizers paid $100,000 to keep the metro running for an extra hour making sure fans had a way to get home. in a statement, fedex field officials said the safety of the fans was their top priority. >> it was quite a scene there. faith, thank you.

we turn now to the breaking news overnight. a firefighter helicopter crash left three people dead in california while crews were battling a brush fire. will reeve is on the scene with the very latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. information on what exactly happened the still coming in, but cal fire officials say the crash happened around 6:30 p.m. yesterday. crews were battling a brush fire near palm springs. one of the helicopters was a sky crane. that's what dropped water and fire retardant on fires. the other was a bell helicopter. that hovers higher to coordinate operations. the sky crane was able to land safely, but that bell helicopter did crash and kill all three people on board. a cal fire division chief, an air captain and a contracted helicopter pilot. overnight in the dark here in the desert, a processional of firefighters and police officers seen leaving the scene of that crash with victims' bodies.

the ntsb and faa are going to be investigating. officials here say this is a tragic loss for the community. rebecca. >> we are thinking of those families and that community this morning. okay, will. thank you. george? the latest on donald trump's legal jeopardy. his lawyers are facing an afternoon deadline after they battle with prosecuors over releasing documents from the january 6th case. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the latest from washington. >> reporter: the legal jostling is fully under way with the special counsel pushing for a speedy trial and trump's team seeking to delay. this morning donald trump's attorneys already wrestling with special counsel prosecutors. trump's legal team has until 5 p.m. today to respond to the special counsel's weekend request limiting what trump can do or say about the evidence the government provides him as the case unfolds. prosecutors writing, if the defendant were to begin issuing public posts using detailing for

example, grand jury transcripts obtained in discovery, it could have a harmful, chilling effect. the special counsel requested the order and alerted the court after trump lashed out in a social immediate post in which he talks about coming after people who go after him. trump's spokes person suggesting the government was overreacting and that he was only talking about political rivals, not officers of the court. trump's team says the special counsel is simply trying to infringe the former president's right to free speech. >> not only do they want to violate donald trump's first amendment rights, they want to violate freedom of the press. >> reporter: trump's lawyers sought to delay their response. but on saturday, the judge denied that effort. leading to a furious response from trump on sunday morning on social media in which he complained he has no chance for a fair trial. a potential key witness in the trial, former vice president mike pence. trump's attorney suggesting they

would love to see pence as a witness. >> mike pence will be one of our best witnesses at trial. >> reporter: but in recent days, pence has been increasingly critical of trump. >> they were asking me to overturn the election. i had no right to overturn the election. >> reporter: for his parted, trump was back on the trail. still the front runner by a wide margin, trying to use his legal woes to his advantage. >> i consider it a great badge of honor because i'm being indicted for you. i am being indicted for you. >> reporter: meanwhile the judge is already pushing to get a trial date. she's given the special counsel's office until this coming thursday, august 10th, to come up with a date. she's calling on trump's defense team to give their own date within a week. george? >> critical decision. okay, pierre, thank you very much. rising tensions off the coast of alaska after a fleet of russian and chinese ships conducted joint naval drills not far from u.s. waters. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this was a very large fleet of

ships. nearly a dozen from two of our main adversaries coming close to american waters. the u.s. response to these joint chinese/russian exercises was immediate. the navy dispatching four u.s. warships and reconnaissance aircraft to shadow those chinese and russian vessels. the chinese and russian warships did stay in international waters and the pentagon is downplaying any threat from these exercises. but having those joint patrols was most certainly provocative high lighting growing cooperation between those world powers at a time of increasing tension with the u.s. over taiwan and, of course, the war in ukraine. robin? >> provocative does seem to be the appropriate word there, martha. thank you. >> also in alaska, a major flooding emergency and what officials are calling an unpress denned flooding event. matt gutman is tracking the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. that flooding event was

considered so extreme that the national weather service hydrologist with whom we spoke said he didn't even think it was possible. now, the peak of the flooding has passed but there is still some concern about damaging debris in those floodwaters. >> there it goes. there it goes. >> reporter: this morning watch as that four bedroom house collapses into the floodwaters in alaska. >> we were just watching the bank slowly erode. then the whole roof and everything just came down in a big puff of material. >> reporter: officials blaming this record flooding on overflow from suicide basin an off shoot of the melting glacier. juneau under a state of emergency. two structures have collapsed into the river so far, with more at risk, including a condo building as officials call the river bank highly unstable. the record floodwaters choked with debris. trees like this falling into the water. another tree seen pulled downstream. floodwaters almost reaching 16 feet overnight saturday, setting

a new record. >> this is 1% to 2% chance of this happening. this is a very rare event. >> reporter: danielle lindoff has never seen anything like this. >> it looked like a volcano erupted on our back yard. it's just silt from the river watered. >> reporter: experts say alaska is warming at twice the rate of the rest of the country. one of the causes for that faster than expected melting at glaciers like the mendenhall. two thirds of all of the world's glaciers will be gone by the end of the century. >> wow. george? now to the arrest in the stabbing death of a gay man killed in a new york city gas station. a 17-year-old is in custody. demarco morgan has details. >> reporter: police tell us the 17-year-old suspect is now under arrest charged with murder as a

hate crime in the stabbing death of 28-year-old o'shea sibley. it took place when sibley and his friends were filling up their car with gas and playing music. police say the victim started dancing to a song from beyonce's renaissance album. they were confronted by a group yelling homophobic slurs. sibley seen at tacked. he was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. the openly gay dancer's death sparking protest within the lgbtq community. mourners gathering in brooklyn over the weekend to honor his life. george? >> okay, demarco. thank you very much. robin? we're going to shift gear. the u.s. women's soccer team eliminated from the world cup. their earliest exit ever, ouch, losing to sweden in a shootout. maggie rulli is live in mel bourne, australia, got all those details for us. good morning there, maggie. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. what a gut wrenching end to an amazing game of soccer.

we were inside the stadium. you could feel the energy from team usa. it was physical, gritty. team usa, boy did they show up. they gave it their all. it wasn't quite enough to pull out the win. this morning the heart breaking match against sweden, ending team usa's world cup run inning any. >> you can feel for these players. after playing a scoreless 120 minutes, the americans' fate decided in the shootout. >> sets up! >> reporter: u.s. goal keeper helped give the u.s. a leg up with this goal. >> shot, goal! >> reporter: but after the americans missed a couple of crucial chances, sweden stood ready. >> did it go in? >> reporter: the goalie saying she blocked the goal, but the

refs unable to make a decision, leaving it to the video assistant which showed the ball just crossed the line. >> wow. >> we just lost the world cup by a millimeter. that's tough. >> reporter: the match serving as the last in a national shirt for megan rapinoe. she's hanging up her cleats at the end of the year. >> they gave it their all tonight. in the end it was not good enough to advance. >> it's a tough one. there's some dark, dark comedy in me missing. that will be my last game ever. >> reporter: defender julie erst saying she's also retiring. >> sometimes you learn the most from your failures, which sucks, but it's part of my career as well. yeah. unfortunately, this is my last time in this quest. i'm excited to live in the future. >> reporter: so hard to hear from them. some critics are questioning if this is the end of team usa's dominance in women's soccer. there are 14 new players on the team this year. every player we speak to says the same thing.

they'll be back. the squad will be back better than ever. we've been following this team for weeks. been following the fans for weeks. we talked with them after the game. we asked them, are you still fans of team usa? they answered without hesitation, yes, now and always. lot of reasons to be chanting go usa, guys. >> you've had a great time. you've done a wonderful job, maggie, of bringing that back home to us. really do appreciate it. it's good of you to remind folks, 14 new players. we'll see you in paris. [ laughter ] we'll see you at the olympics. take care. thank you. coming up the latest on the social media star charged win inciting a riot after his electronics give away in new york city caused chaos. you can see thousands showing up. also ahead the investigation into the boat crash in italy that killed an american publishing executive and mom of two. new details in the alleged murder for hire plot in the bahamas and the text messages authorities say the georgia mom sent an alleged hit man.

but first let's go back to ginger. some of this heat is very dry, obviously. west texas, hayes county. a fire 400 acres. there are many brush fires burning but they've got this one 50% contained after it did some damage. it destroyed a home and out buildings. we're going to see more of the heat baking in. that's what hurts when we're talking about fire danger. a place like new orleans, certainly a place where we ended up seeing the consecutive days of 100. today will threaten their record. we'll keep doing that through the week. albuquerque had their hottest august temperatures ever reported. and then just look at what's going to happen in the coming couple of weeks stays above average all to the southern part of the united states. here's something new. been cool in the pacific northwest. it's going to heat up there. your local weather in just 30 seconds.

drew: i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast, a sunny day with warm to hot temperatures. above average this time of year, 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline with the hottest cities in the upper 90's by 4:00 p.m. tonight, the marine layer reappears and cools us off in the overnight, bringing coastal drizzle and a dramatic cooldown. warm today, sharplyyy so imagine this, guys. just weeks after his friend was bitten by a shark, he was, too. and he's telling his story coming up. we'll be right back.

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following a lot of headlines including ukrainian authorities who say they detained a russian informant over a plot to assassinate president zelenskyy. she was trying to find his itinerary and is accused of helping plan a massive russian air strike while there. also breaking overnight, multiple people killed and dozens injured when a charter bus crashed in pennsylvania.nve. overnight a massive fire at a paint factory in garland texas. one person was injured in the possible explosion. also this morning a big break through for cocoa goff. she won her first singles title on american soil there taking the d.c. open title on sunday. the win is a great sign for goff, with the u.s. open just a few weeks away. love that. >> she was terrific for the entire tournament, winning in straight set. she brought in brad gilbert as a consultant. he's telling her, have fun. she's doing that. >> the dance and twirl.

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new york city has now been charged with a felony. authorities arresting more than 60 people in the incident saying several others including some officers were injured. >> i got hit by something. >> reporter: the crowd had gathered to see massively popular kai senate who last week announced plans for a meet and greet friday in manhattan's union square, where he said he'd be giving away merchandise worth thousands of dollars. >> we're doing ps5, pc's, keyboards, mouse pads. >> you are going to have to have 20 security guards. >> reporter: the nypd claims senate never told them about the fan. friday afternoon thousands poured in, people climbing on cars, statues and subway stations with multiple fights breaking out. >> we have people bleeding. groups of people are fighting in union square. four, five and six train. >> reporter: as the police response grew, senate still

touted the give away. >> $100 gift cards all here. we gonna go crazy. >> reporter: telling his audience on his live stream to be safe, but also saying everybody for themselves. there's a war out there. this suv was then captured speeding away with crowd members hanging on. senate believed to be inside. streaming star later questioned by authorities, seen here leaving a police precinct. he's now charged with riot in the first degree causing public injury. a class e felony. also charged with inciting a riot and unlawful assembly. in a statement, senate's group says in part we recognize that our audience and influence are growing and with that comes greater responsibility. we are deeply disheartened by the outbreak of disorderly conduct and do not condone that type of behavior.

new york city mayor eric adams said they are investigating whether outside actors escalated the violence but noted most of the people in the crowd were very young. and authorities say they do believe senate and his team did have some playstation 5's and all of those gift cards but it is unclear if anybody received any of them. police did note nearly half of the 60 plus people arrested were minors. robin? >> all right, trevor. thank you. george. to the deadly boat crash in italy that killed an american publishing executive. authorities have launched a criminal investigation. james longman has details. >> reporter: good morning, george. the amalfi coast is a dream vacation destination, especially for americans. there are tens of thousands of them there this summer. but for one u.s. family, it's turned into a horrible tragedy. this morning a celebration at sea turned to tragedy. authorities investigating the death of an american woman in this boating accident off the amalfi coast.

>> what happened? >> reporter: according to authorities, american mother of two and publishing executive adrienne vaughn was sun bathing on a motor boat when it slammed into a boat hosting a wedding reception. italian media saying that the force of the collision pushed vaughan overboard and after falling in the water she was apparently hit by the propellor. a nearby boat pulled her to shore, but she was pronounced dead. the rmat captured in this video. the wedding guests reacting in horror. two doctors aboard even diving in the water to help but it was too late. the boat's skipper is currently being investigated for possible manslaughter charges. mike white and their two children survived the incident. vaughan was president of bloomsbury usa, publishing house released a statement saying in part the loss of adrienne is a terrible blow and she was deeply loved by colleagues. due to her combination of great personal warmth and a fierce determination to make the business succeed and grow.

her husband was on board. he was injured but thankfully his two children escaped unharmed. the investigation is likely to take sometime and any hearing or possible future trial, that's not going to happen any time soon. george? >> okay, james. thank you very much. rebecca? we turn now to new details on the alleged murder for hire plot in the bahamas and the police report about alleged text messages between the georgia mom accused of trying to have her husband killed and one of her suspected accomplices. eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, eva. this is unbelievable. >> reporter: it's a crazy story. lindsay shiver is waking up behind bars, accused of plotting to murder her estranged husband. the way it all allegedly came out, messages discovered on a cell phone. this morning new details in the case of a georgia mom of three who allegedly plotted to kill her estranged husband while vacationing in the bahamas. ♪ lindsay shiver, seen here on tik tok often posting family photos

and videos of herself on social media. >> y'all are just doing too much. i can't keep up. >> reporter: abc news obtaining a police report outlining how the alleged plan was discovered. the 36-year-old's estranged husband robert shiver reporting to authorities that he learned of what was a plot to murder him, saying he came to police out of fear for his life and the life of his children. police arresting shiver's estranged wife and two other alleged accomplices. investigators searching their phones and saying they found a number of what's app messages suggesting a plot. all three initially not talking to police but later lindsay shiver admitted to sending messages and photos saying kill him. >> in the bahamas they follow what's called common law. the english common law. if they are able to prove that it rose to level of a legal agreement that is essentially all they need to prove in order to convict her and find her

guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. >> reporter: court documents show the shivers seen here, were in the midst of a contentious divorce. earlier this year, robert filing, citing adulterous conduct. lindsay quickly replying, accusing him of physical and mental cruelty and acts of domestic violence, saying she feels unsafe in the marital home. this morning her two accomplices are out on $20,000 bail. lindsay shiver is back in court tomorrow when she is expected to be released on $100,000 bail. now, shiver has to tell the court tomorrow where in nassau she will live in order to be granted release. she and her two accomplices will be expected to check in three times a week with local police as well as wear an ankle bracelet for monitor. >> all right, eva, thank you. up next a surfer bit by a shark in florida tells his story.

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george. this surfer knows how lucky he is. this could have been so much worse. but he knew the risk. his friend had just been bitten. still he went up to surf in the same spot. so far this year more than half of the reported shark attacks in the united states have been here in florida. this morning a florida surfer on the mend after a dangerous shark encounter. >> couple good waves in. one of my last waves someone stepped on something. not too nice. >> reporter: brandon was surfing near new smyrna beach in florida last week when he felt something latch onto his leg. >> saw something kind of clamp on me, my leg, my left leg. took my right leg and kicked it off me. >> reporter: bitten, forced to under go surgery. he said he knew the risks of surfing in those waters. >> any time you walk in those waters, i might see four, five sharks. >> reporter: just weeks before, his friend chris was surfing near the same area in volusia county, known as shark bite

capital of the world, when a shark pulled him under, the moment caught on camera. >> i saw my foot in his mouth and i saw his teeth. it all happened in a second. >> reporter: there have been 30 reported shark attacks in the u.s. this year. more than half of them in florida where recently waters in the south topped 101 degrees fahrenheit, a possible global record. as the temperatures rise, experts say it could affect where sharks and their prey hunt and live. >> we might expect to see some of the sharks that are typically in warmer water move north. >> reporter: the warming waters are also bringing the bait fish further north and in some cases closer to the shore. sharks follow the food and if that happens on a busier beach day there's a higher chance we'll see more of these encounters and tacts. george? >> let me get this right. [ laughter ] your friend gets bitten and you go and surf in the same area in

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ginger's tracking that. good morning, ginger. >> we've been watching severe storms including tornados. ten reported over the weekend. one yesterday in illinois that was captured by a storm chaser. then the video from the damage. this in taylorville, illinois. they'll do those surveys today. the roof's off. multiple homes with roofs off. tens of thousands without power around birmingham thanks to damaging winds mushing through there. atlanta, georgia, we've had nearly 1,000 cancellations for flights in the last 24 hours. i know a lot of folks have been stuck on that. not gonna get a whole lot better as the storms blow up in appalachian. west virginia, virginia, western north carolina. places like boone up to philadelphia and new york all included in the threat today. this is later afternoon and through the evening. damaging wind the main one but you can get a spinoff tornado on there. the heat is in place. it is not budging. baton rouge, louisiana, had nine days in a row at 100 plus. something they have never done in their record. the records go back to the 1800s.

they're going to keep doing it, george. >> ginger, thank you very much. robin? now to the bus crash in idaho that left seven campers critically injured. the incident is under investigation. erielle reshef joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as you can imagine, a night mare scenario. the school bus was full of camp children when it was heading back from camp when it overturned. a stretch of the highway was closed in both directions in the wake of the crash. authorities are trying to piece together what happened. this morning investigators tracking down leads to determine what caused this terrifying school bus crash. authorities clearing the wreckage, the devastating after math seen here as the bus was towed from the scene. >> school bus was turned over. both lanes of travel. we have multiple units and need multiple ambulances. >> reporter: friday afternoon, idaho state authorities say the bus lost control and rolled over on state highway 55 with nearly 30 children on board after leaving a ymca summer camp program. the crash leaving 11 children

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>> in honor of barbie we're wearing our pink. do you know the lyric come on barbie let's go party? now barbie has another reason to celebrate. ticket sales for the blockbuster crossed the $1 billion mark over the weekend. in the history of hollywood, 28 people have had the directing credit on a billion dollar film. all men. and for the first time ever a woman can now be added to that list. that is the director none other than greta gerwig. sole director on the global box office hit. according to warner brothers no movie has ever sold tickets so quickly. it reached the milestone in just 17 days. ticket sales were posted by the barbenheimer craze. an amazing achievement for a film that started and that margot robbie had to consider making it. gerwig just turned 40. >> so many milestones and great lessons. great take away for women. go for it.

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we are back with our gma cover story. more than a year after the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas, parents of some victims are demanding answer, asking if their children could be saved. john quinones joins us with that story. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, george. one hour and 17 minutes. that's how long it took before law enforcement officers finally confronted that mass shooter at robb elementary. even though there were almost 400 officers on the scene that day. one of the key questions is, could any of the victims have been saved if only those officers had moved in sooner? well, abc news has learned that more than 14 months after the tragedy, that crucial information is nowhere to be found.

more than a year after the school shooting in uvalde, one family is still waiting and demanding justice for their daughter jackie. the 9-year-old was one of 19 students and two teachers killed on may 24, 2022. what keeps you going? >> justice. the justice. we have to continue to fight for jackie. >> reporter: after the mass shooting, a medical panel was created by the texas department of public safety to conduct a casualty analysis to try to determine whether the delayed police response cost any lives. but the panel needs to review crucial information, like the victims' autopsies, information that is now in the hands of the uvalde district attorney, christina mitchell. abc news has learned according to the head of the panel, the da has not provided that panel with those important findings,

despite the repeated requests. do you believe jackie would be alive today? >> i do. >> reporter: if law enforcement had gone in earlier? >> i do. >> reporter: after law enforcement finally breached the classroom and killed the shooter, jackie was found inside with a gun shot wound to her chest. but she still had a pulse. she was rushed to uvalde memorial hospital. her parents believe she might have survived if law enforcement had acted sooner. >> because of her wounds. she would have bled out quickly. because of that, we know it had to be at least 30, 40 minutes after the initial gun fire that she got shot. >> reporter: e-mails obtained by abc news show that since last november, the special panel investigating the survivability of the 21 victims started requesting medical records and autopsy reports to no avail according to the head of the panel. district attorney mitchell has

declined comment to abc news. the victims families are left in the dark. they say they're hearing the same response they've heard from authorities for 14 months now. manuel rizzo is jackie's uncle. >> i know that investigations take time but if you need help, ask for help. let's get out there and get some work done and communicate with the families and the general public. where are we at today? where's your timeline? >> i feel like i haven't done enough for her. i haven't. she deserves it. she deserves justice. >> reporter: that justice could be delayed even further if and when that medical panel starts analyzing whether lives could have been saved. it could be months and months before they have any real answers. george? >> such a tragic story. okay, john, thank you very much. let's go to ginger. george, in washington, d.c., it's a muggy morning with all the ingredients coming together for what could be a damaging event.

this is the timing. after the afternoon and we could even see some clearing before this because you need the fuel of the heat of the sun. that's 6 p.m. we stopped there as it makes its way through the nation's capital, central pennsylvania and virginia. then a look at how much rain because we've been so super saturated in new england. 2 to 3 inches in total this week. let's get a check closer t drew: i am abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast, a sunny day with warm to hot temperatures. above average this time of year, 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline with the hottest cities in the upper 90's by 4:00 p.m. tonight, the marine layer reappears and cools us off in the overnight, bringing coastal drizzle and a dramatic cooldown. warm today, sharplyyy now to the fda approving a first of its kind pill for the

treatment of postpartum. a serious condition affecting about 1 in 7 women. abc news medical contributor dr. darien sutton joins us with these details. we've been following this since clinical trials. what makes it so special? >> so this is the first fda oral medication to treat postpartum depression. and this approval comes after two randomized studies that were able to show that mothers suffering from postpartum and took this medication once a day for two weeks had significant improvement in their symptoms as early as three days after starting it. robin, those symptoms seem to last for the 45 day period that these mothers were followed. >> that's encouraging. it's been approved. when will it be available? >> likely later this year. first thing has to happen is the a 90 day review by the drug enforcement administration which is required for any medication that could affect the central nervous system. >> if you think this is for you, dr. darien, what are the signs women should look for? >> when we talk about postpartum

depression, many of the symptoms can be similar to depression. feelings of anxiousness, hopelessness, guilt. for mothers, it can include feels of not being able to care for your child or connect with your child. it can progress to severe symptoms. it can progress to self-harm or suicide or harming your child. diagnosis can be a life threatening one and it's important for mothers if they have any symptoms to seek out help and attention as early as possible. >> you hear about mothers having suicidal thoughts as well. >> absolutely. this medication being labeled specifically for postpartum helps us to realize this is due to a biological problem and not a consequence of moral failure. it reminds all of us regardless, if anyone is suffering with thoughts of self-harm there is a suicide line at 988. call or text it if you need help. >> thank you for that. rebecca? it is time for deals and steals on wheels. tory johnson is in dallas with mavericks owner and shark tank's mark cuban with deals from seven women owned small businesses.

a great crowd. you can scan the qr code on your screen to go straight to all of these deals. welcome, tory and mark. the first deal you have is a company he invested in on "shark tank." >> he did, rebecca. you know it's a winner if mark invested. you got barbara in on it, too. >> absolutely. >> i first called them best friends. holiball. they said we're cousins and proud of this family business. cousins who created what i think is the most genius holiday decor. these incredible inflatables that are glass like. they are just so multipurpose. reusable so you can hang them inside, put them on your lawn outside. they fold up into these tiny containers so you can store them all year long. why did you say yes? >> because it's an amazing female entrepreneurs. they know how to run a business. the product is incredible. this fits every holiday. >> it does. it will fit any budget.

they're all 50% off starting at $17.50. oh, yeah. okay. it's never too early to plan for holiday. let's just say that. okay. next up two best friends decided to give each other a helping hand. that means to go hands free so you never have to worry about carrying your keys or if you want a clutch that can carry lipstick. right there able to go hands free. if you're carrying groceries, holding kids things. this was an oprah favorite. they have leather, silicone. the bags are adorable. this is smart. every time we feature women, you see the appeal. >> what's not to love? >> exactly. especially this price. they're all slashed at least in half. they start at $12.50. that's a good one. do you know what else i love about them? when they knew we were coming to dallas, they said i want to recommend another dallas business owner. tart by taylor is a pay it

forward opportunitied. you probably heard about this, introducing one another. >> of course. >> making referrals. tart by taylor was a referral to us. are you more dolly or housey. which would i find in your house? >> dolly. [ laughter ] >> okay. dolly. we've got all of the i con coasters. feel how great that weight is. taylor started this during covid experimenting in her parents kitchen. that is a durable acrylic. >> for sure. yeah. it will work anywhere in your house. >> including yours. would you dolly if i come visit? >> come on, dolly. you come visit whenever you want, whatever you want. >> we can throw in some of the trays. these products are just fun. they add instant happiness. especially these price. she has stencilled thousands of these. everything slashed in half. they start at 6 bucks. okay. [ audience reacting ] now we're moving into beauty. beauty and skin care.

beauty and skin care. you got here very early for us. you were saying you could use the eye gels. >> definitely. >> jamie will tell you, this is a company that's got the sephora skin seal of approval. it's in all of the big beauty stores. >> this is it. this is it. >> you knew you were here to come support small businesses but you're getting a little beauty treatment in here, too. >> i need as much beauty treatment as i can get. >> there they are. >> i keep the eye gels all the time in my freezer. they're instant. there you go. he looks perfect. the other product i wanted to shout out is this. this facial tool. one of their newest creations. we're in jamie's newest introductions. if you've ever had a hydro facial or have never had one, this is a chance to treat yourself at home. cleanses. it's a little warm in here in texas. that's something that you could do indoors at home.

everything here is designed to make you look more beautiful. this is the one you were saying 50% off. plus free shipping. >> free shipping! >> yes. another. we're going to stick with beauty here. you got some for mark. we're not going to put i on your face, so how about your hand? that's the area. this is something christina -- that's all you need. a teeny amount. what's amazing about this, it's got two different types of shea butter. it's got all natural ingredients. he feels like he's at a spa here. that teeny little by goes a long way, instantly replenishes. traveling makes your skin dry. this is a product that was featured on "shark tank." featured as one of oprah's favorite things. oprah knows her skin care. phenomenal line christine has created. it's in sephora but only we have

it at 50% off, starting at $12. >> i'm hydrated already. >> we're going to move from that hydration to a different kind of hydration. >> this is my expertise. >> okay. chloe has created, her kids like bath bombs. so she created kind of a bath bomb but for cocktails nap little drink bomb pops into sparkling water. you can then either enjoy it like that as a mocktail or add your splash of alcohol to that. so you've got belinis, cosmos. so many different options. what's great is the packaging is so pretty. if someone is coming to your house and we need to bring our cocktails with us. >> let's go. >> there you go. right? this is one of the hottest products right now on the houston event circuit. everybody is using these. now america can get in on this, too. everything is slashed in half. a pack starts at $8.25.

[ crowd reacts ] it's also fun, right. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. don't see anything here. we cannot talk about dallas without talking about roro's. this right here is grandma roro. >> grandma roro. [ cheers ] she is the inspiration. her recipes are the inspiration behind the most delicious cinnamon rolls and parker dinner rolls. they are delicious. they will arrive fully cooked. all you have to do is heat and eat. you can enjoy them immediately the day they arrive or put them in your freezer to enjoy later. there are so many people when i'm coming to visit dallas, you need to know roro. this is a fabulous one. they put together a very great deal for us. the deal is $30. >> wow. [ cheers ] let's hear it for all of these companies. [ cheers ] oh, yes.

>> grandma roro, you did good. i'm enjoying this cinnamon roll. tory, mark, thank you very much. to all of you watching at home, we've partnered with these companies on these deals. you can get them on our website, good morning america.com. tory is in boston tomorrow with even more deals and steals. coming up, we are celebrating 50 years of hiphop with offset. i am off to give myself a facial with this beauty thing.

building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm carmel aaron from abc7 mornings. we're going to check in now jobina for a look at traffic high jobina high. >> kumasi thank you. good morning everybody. so we are starting here with a live look at the san mateo bridge. everything's at the limit both directions. no blocking issues to report right now or advisories from the chp. metering lights are still on at the bay bridge toll plaza, but

it's incredibly light there. and we'll end with a look at our drive times. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather f

hey bay area. >> live with kelly marcus coming up we'll chat with tom segura plus tatiana maslany from broadway's gray house stops by. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. look at the 24 hour temperature change. we're already running a few degrees warmer right now compared to this time yesterday. and you recall yesterday was a warm day. so we'll have another

warm to hot afternoon later on. temperatures right now, we're warming up quickly. lots of 60s around the bay shoreline well into the 70s. and our warmest cities inland. here's part of the reason why. why there's no fog along the coast this morning. a live look at the golden gate bridge. you have great visibility and we'll find those temperatures continue to warm very fast throughout the morning. later on this afternoon, it is hot away from the coast 80s and 90s by 4:00 pm. camossi. >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 >> good morning america. >> right to the point. >> back now as we kick off our week long celebration of the 50th anniversary of hiphop with some of the biggest names in the industry. kelley carter sat down with three time grammy nominee offset. good morning, kelley. >> good morning, robin.

yes, i had an exciting conversation, all encompassing conversation with offset recently in los angeles on the heels of his hot new single that he has with his wife cardi b. here's a look at our conversation. he's a grammy nominated artist. one-third of a hip hop trio migos. ♪ ♪ walk it like i talk it walk it like i talk it ♪ and cardi b's leading man. offset has been performing since age 8 when he got his start dancing in a whitney houston music video. >> i was always dancing. it just, i think my mom seen like a billboard. i stood out. it was like crazy seeing whitney houston. i still remember it like it was yesterday. >> when did you first feel successful? >> first felt successful when i had a song on the radio.

yeah. like, oh, that was a big rush. >> do you still get a rush when you hear your music on the radio? >> yes. >> and his latest song jealousy, featuring his wife cardi b, rising in the charts. >> me and her got great energy especially when it comes to work. we don't really put a lot of records out because we're hard on each other about directing. >> especially because you have a relationship that's in the public eye. saying i'm going to be vulnerable in this moment on this song and talk about these things. is that challenging for you? >> as a man, always being vulnerable is challenging. sometimes you got to be vulnerable. it's real. do you know what i'm saying? it's real talk. it's not fake. i don't want to be fake. i'm cool here. >> star studded music video, making it an instant viral hit. talk to me about some of the people in it. jamie lee curtis? >> jamie lee curtis is a real

one. how that happened is, i, dm jamie lee curtis on instagram and said, i got an idea, i would love to work with you. she wrote me back. i got you, but you need to follow me. that's how i knew she was cool. and then like so we got each other's number. i told her the idea. she was ready to do it. >> was this before or after her oscar win? >> that was after. >> beyond music, family is central to offset, with five children including culture and wave with cardi b. >> who are you as dad? are you the disciplinaryian or the softy? >> for my girls i'm the softy but for my boys i'm diciplinarian. it's always going to be challenging. i don't want them -- nothing to come easy. period. i don't care what it is. nothing comes easy. >> when he is not making music, he's a true lover of fashion. >> just look at the outfit i got on now. it's beautiful.

>> i feel like the influence is obvious but i'm gonna let you tell me. >> michael jackson. >> we are celebrating the 50th year of hiphop. when you think about your role and contribution to the culture of hip hop. >> hip hop artists, we're very artistic. we are culturally the control of everything. not trying to do anyone bad, but we influence every genre of music. hip hop. i always love the greatest. these guys that gave us the game. >> while he's not revealing the name of the album yet or exactly when it's going to come out, he does say it's going to drop very soon. he's been taking his time working on it, about three years. he wants it to be perfect. his new single is out with his wife right now. you can listen to it. >> kelley, you wanted that info, but he was holding tight to it. great job. thank you, as always.

tomorrow we're celebrating the women of hip hop. coming up next back to school lunch hack. you got that for us? >> i need that very badly, yes. >> we'll see.

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to get kids to actually eat the food you send to school with them. take a look. >> mommy? >> yes. >> terrible sandwich, by the way. >> thanks for letting me know. >> reporter: if you have a minifood critic, it's time to level up your lunch boxes with the help of some experts. >> hi. i'm kelly with eat the rainbow kids. >> reporter: on instagram account eat the rainbow kids, kelly fifer shares beautiful and colorful lunch boxes. but she says you don't need to be an artist in the kitchen to make a lunch your kid will love. >> try a color themed meal. that's where my color weeks come in. if you're at the grocery store and it's yellow, gravitate toward bananas. orange week, you're going to grab mandarins and carrots. you build in variety naturally over a larger period of time. >> reporter: you could also batch prep easy and healthy snacks to add to those lunch boxes. >> hi, i'm louie.

>> reporter: louie has a recipe for success. >> try your best to dedicate a space to baking a few simple recipes, freeze them and unthaw them when you need them. >> hi. i'm sara. >> reporter: sara, mom and nutritionist who created snacks with jacks urges parents to try a different kind of meal prep before sending your little once off to school. >> make sure that you let them see their lunch box before they start school. few days before school starts practice and make sure they know how to unlatch your lunch box and open it up. >> joining us here live to offer a few more tips. our lily payne, sara osbun and kelly fifer. kelly, let's start with you. i love the color. it is orange. my daughter's favorite color is orange. i get the incorporation of that. talk about how to entice your kids into eating those fruits and veggies. >> i love colorful foods. i has to be simple. i'm a busy mom. mornings are crazy. i don't have time.

my go to move since 2016 have been the crinkle cutter and the star cutout. really simple but really bring some beauty to the lunch box. >> you crinkle cut all your veggies and star cutted everything. >> yes. you can crinkle cut carrots, watermelon, even avocado, apples, anything. and it's quick. >> let's talk about this. lunch boxes. we use one of these at home but getting it open they have a short time at lunch so they have to work through it. >> they do. you really want to practice with them before school starts. make sure they know all the different parts to open so that way when they start school they're confident being able to eat their own lunch. >> how about the juice boxes? >> juice boxes are a great thing to send for lunch. these are water boxes. when your kid sticks in the straw, juice comes out. what you can do, you can pop these tabs up on the side and have them hold that when they stick the straw and no juice will come out. >> ginger would love the reusable juice boxes so they can really get used to it over time. >> yes, yes. >> let's talk about hiding

the vegetables. this is something i'm always trying to do. seems like my daughter is always figuring me out. >> many parents and care givers struggle with this. trying to get their young ones to love and appreciate veggies. often times when the lunch boxes come back home, veggies are left behind. these are ways to incorporate them in fun and different ways. we have broccoli tots, carrot bowls and savory veggie muffins. >> you can mix it up the same way you would do almost like a tater tot. >> yes. the broccoli tots, you would scoop a section of the mixture. >> you have some eggs in there to hold it altogether? >> yep. shape them into tots. then just pop it on a pan and bake. >> what happens if you put a little extra cheese on top just to hide the green? >> nothing hurts with a little cheese. >> a little cheese goes a long way. lily, thank you very much. sara, kelly, thanks to all of you so much. for more gma back to school tips you can scan the qr code on the screen or head to our website good morning america.com. we hope all those lunch boxes

come back completely empty. ginger? >> why are those veggies still there? i didn't have time to eat. i'm like, come on. they're going to be stars now. speaking of stars, who doesn't love a murder mystery especially when it stars steve martin, martin short and selena gomez. only murders in the building is back for season 3. we have an exclusive sneak peek. >> is this really happening? >> happy first read through day. >> am i really going back to broadway? >> why else would i be here? >> to support, give notes. and because who gets to see you any more? >> true. it's nice to see you. >> we're all just so busy, busy. who are we without a homicide? >> oliver, i know you're nervous. i know your last broadway show was a disaster. everyone knows it. the world knows it. >> fast forward, fast forward. >> but you, sir, are a talented young man. you have a gift for leadership. when you asked me to join this production -- >> please.

i asked you? >> yes, you asked me. >> the first two episodes of only murders in the building premiere tomorrow on hulu. new episodes stream tuesday. let's get a check now drew: your accuweather forecast, it is a warm to hot day with sunny skies, above average temperatures this afternoon. we are sharply cooler tomorrow and we keep the steady pattern through the end ofofof >> we are joined now by four time grammy nominated rapper. did you hear me, four time grammy nominated rapper jeezy as we celebrate hip hop turning 50. he just wrote his first book you gotta believe. >> yes. >> i'm gonna talk to you about the book in a moment. let's talk about music first. 50 years of hip hop. you've been putting out album for more than 20 of those 50 years. >> yes, ma'am. >> what does it mean for you, this milestone anniversary?

>> it's special. 50 is so young. >> well, thank you. thank you. appreciate that. >> 50 is forever is the way i look at it. it's special to get just recognized for your art. something that took a lot of us out of our neighborhoods and be able to grow up and be business men and entrepreneurs. it's not just the music. you're bring people with you. you're bringing people with you. you're creating jobs. you're going back to help your community. you're building generational wealth. it's a big thing. this is a big deal. >> generational wealth. that is the big thing. >> absolutely. >> so is this. you talk about it in this. adversity for sale, you gotta believe. tell folks what's behind the title? >> i think people always tell you about the success stories, but one thing that i have learned about life is in every failure there's a lesson. every time i ever failed, it set me up for my next task. and i think to share your failures with your community, your peers and people who love

you, they'll just start to understand that it's never too late and that they always can push through. 'cause, you know, sometimes you get in situations where you think it's the end and it's really the beginning. >> you said doesn't matter if it's the boardroom or neighborhood, doesn't matter. >> i have done both. >> yeah. you have. you've done both. >> i think i have done a pretty good job. >> you've done a great job, jeezy. i love in the jacket, legion of fans. his name is synonymous with hustle, the risk and integrity to go out there and achieve your dreams. >> absolutely. >> is that what you want for others who are reading this? >> yes. this book is for people who want to do better today than they did yesterday. because especially being a black man in america coming up, we always have had to extra fight to get to where we're trying to be, right? and i think this book can help anybody who has to fight to get where they're trying to be. 'cause you have to start from the bottom to get to the top.

once you get to the top, you got to know how to stay there. that's the big thing. it's not just about success. this is about -- success is about you. this is about the people. so this is not about just me. this is about the people. >> reaching back, helping someone get to talk to you. >> yes. 1,000%. >> you write your music. now you've written this book. what's the transition from writing music to writing a memoir? >> the book was very therapeutic. music is bragadocious. kind of talk about that. i had to go through traumas that i hadn't dealt with, that i had pushed to the back, you know? it was -- >> therapeutic for you. >> it was real. i had a lot of work to do. i'm big in self-help, self-healing. i thought i had done enough work. i had to go back and get back to work. >> you helped yourself and you'll help others with this.

>> yes. that's what it's all about. the book is available tomorrow, august 8th. tomorrow i will be an official author. i'm excited. >> you're taking my line. adversity for sale hits book shelves everywhere tomorrow. you heard the man. >> yes, ma'am. >> coming up, he's going to perform some of his biggest hits live. come on back. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea.

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>> >> time for jeezy to perform a medley of put on, i luv it and sole survivor. everybody show some love for jeezy. [ applause ] >> everybody in tv land, i need you to wake up, get up. turn your tv's up. we're going to celebrate 50 years of hip hop with my man jeezy. ♪ ride til i die lord knows i stay i love it i love it we count hundreds on the table

twenties on the floor fresh outta work and on the way with some more and i love it and i love it ♪ ♪ i got gangstas in the crowd bad at my show it's parked outside and it's sitting on fos and i love it i love it ♪ ♪ once again it's on i'm back in the booth i don't believe them, i need to see some proof i ain't want the four door i copped the coupe they're tryin be me i'm just tryin be g and they're saying come to the light you'll see ♪ ♪ you boys in the park i just sign i do it from the heart they just rhyme ♪ ♪ check your watch it's my time, mind made up i was on the grind that takes time waits for no man ♪ ♪ do it again, i done it before, be part of the program maybe you

ain't listening, open your eyes i'm a blessing ♪ >> good morning america! let's do it. ♪ when they see me off in traffic they say jeezy on some other call that my bodyguard that's my bodyguard when we're out of jewelry young gon do security what's whiter than a napkin i'm working out the super straight know you hungry come and get a super plate y'all sing happy birthday yeah i got that super cake i put on for my city i put on for my city on for my city ♪ ♪ i put on for my city on on for my city ♪ ♪ put on put on east side south side west side

put on ♪ ♪ i'm a soul survivor 'cause everybody knows the same don't stop trying to make it to the top before you get down say it with me kid soul survivor soul survivor ♪ ♪ everybody know the game don't stop til we make it to the top ♪ ♪ ♪ let's kick it at night i can't sleep we livin in hell first they get us to work and then throw us in jail road trip yep get dem traffic in dem white please lord don't let me go to jail tonight who me i'm a soul survivor ♪ ♪ 100 grand on my wrist ya life da club dawg ♪ >> good morning america. [ cheers and applause ]

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building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. >> i'm erin from abc seven mornings. here's jobina. now the look at traffic high jobina high. >> come on. thank you. good morning, everybody. so we are starting with an empty bay bridge toll plaza. so it's been a great monday so far for your commute. the metering lights are still on. they flipped on at 535 for your planning purposes. and if you're coming from the east bay, i just wanted to wrap up here showing you emeryville in 80 that westbound traffic is off to the left hand side and

everything is moving at the limit there as well. hey, drew. hey, drew. >> bianna, it is warm out there already this morning. we're near 70 in oakland right now, already 80 in antioch. so we are in store for another warm to hot afternoon, very similar to this past weekend. here's a live look. this is sutro tower. this morning. we had a lack of fog. that's helping us to warm very quickly. and by the afternoon we will see temperatures above average. we'll go well into the 80s and 90s away from the coast. kumasi >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. hope to see you deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, from the comedy special sledgehammer , tom segura. plus broadway, film and television star tatiana maslany. also, stretching for your health as we kick off our body booster series. all next on live. ♪ and the best is yet to come ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos!