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and the death toll climbing overnight. at least 36 people are dead and mass evacuations are under way right now. gio benitez is on the ground in maui for us where there is a state of emergency. gio, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. we know there are at least three wild fires still burning here on maui. you can smell it in the air. and that historic town, so beloved, it is just gone this morning. of course, this is a place, and i'm struck by this. it's always filled with so much joy, so much aloha. but this morning there's so much sadness over the loss of life. that death toll growing overnight. we now know there are at least 36 people confirmed dead. >> oh my god. >> reporter: this morning a desperate attempt to save anything left behind after that out of control inferno on one of maui's most beloved areas. lahaina. the wild fires erupting across maui and hawaii tuesday killing at least 36 and burning through

600 acres so far, at least 271 structures damaged or destroyed. >> it was pitch black. there was so much smoke, it was so heart wrenching. >> reporter: amanda captain lost her home and both places of work. >> most of lahaina is gone. >> reporter: steve scott telling me he's still searching for his wife after the two got separated. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: survivors detailing the apocalyptic scene. >> there were just guys riding around on bicycles and mopeds just screaming, you gotta go, the fire's coming. >> reporter: claire kent said she and her friends rushed to grab essentials and evacuate amid the chaos. >> we were dodging branches and things flying through the air. literally a wall of smoke. i could see actual flame, actual fire. >> reporter: while she made it out safely, her home town was decimated. to escape the flames, more than

a dozen people lumping into the ocean. >> we recovered 14 people so far from the water primarily it's been focused in a search and rescue posture at this time. >> reporter: aerials showing the extent of the damage. rows of incinerated homes. authorities saying 911 service is down in some areas, hampering rescue efforts. the completely uncontained fire destroyed historic cultural land marks across the bustling town, home to 12,000 people. the u.s. military stepping in to help, working to supress the fire while getting tourists off the island. >> the drive normally takes 45 minutes. took us two or three hours to get here. >> reporter: would be travellers now discouraged from visiting the popular vacation deaf nation. and this here behind me, this is actually the road to lahaina. it is still closed off. there's only one way in, one way out, just this road. that's what made evacuation efforts so, so different here in this area.

we also again talked about the three wild fires that are still burning in maui. you can see it. it is still windy here. the hope is that those winds die down just enough for search and rescue efforts to be helped out. they need that. it is uncontained right now, those fires. there's a worry about what that means for residents here on the island. whit, i know you and i, we both adore hawaii. i was here on vacation. this is where i was when this whole thing broke out. it is really hard to imagine a town of maui without lahaina town. that is how beloved it is here. you know how strong hawaiians are. even they are saying maui will never be the same. >> absolutely. my family's from ohio. i have family there. i have been to lahaina dozens of times. that tree in the middle treasured by locals and tourists alike. gio benitez, we appreciate it. for the latest on the rescue

efforts i smoke with adam winetrof just moments ago. adam, thank you for joining us and speaking with us during this very difficult time. we know federal resources are beginning to arrive there in hawaii, but what's the state of the search and rescue efforts right now? >> it's been a complicated day, as the wind is contained. we only, in the last few hours, saw that the red flag warning was withdrawn. that should give firefighters on the ground a little bit more leverage, as far as getting control of the fire. we'll be able to put helicopters back up in the air. >> we heard awful eyewitness accounts. we know the death toll is rising into the dozens. how worried are you that that number could go even higher? >> well, we've got a fairly large burned area that the search and rescue teams still need to explore and see whether there's any survivors in those areas. we do fear that there may be

additional casualties. we're hopeful that this is everyone that we found them all so far, but these were large and fast moving fires and it's only recently that we've started to get our arms around them and contain them. we're hoping for the best but prepared for the worst. >> how would you characterize the scale and scope of the devastation there? >> these fires took place in wildly separated areas. they were driven by very chaotic winds that reaches gusts of up to 80 miles an hour. in some areas it was just wild fire and brush that burned. in other areas it was right in the heart of town. lahaina has been some of the most shocking footage. i have been telling some folks some of the photos we saw reminded me of world war ii after the fire bombings. there are hundreds of structures damaged or destroyed. obviously, we have the updated death toll announced just this

evening. certainly for the folks in the community of lahaina and anybody who loves that town, this has been shocking. >> i was there on the big island a few years ago for the volcanic eruption. you've had hurricanes, floods, but have you personally ever experienced anything like this in the hawaiian islands? >> there have been some very large wild fires in recent years. we did have a record setting wild fire on the big island in 2020 but speaking from my own experience, the behavior of these fires and the way that they raced ahead of fire fighting containment efforts reminded me more of some of the things we see in the u.s. west coast. difference is that in some of those fires in the western united states, you've got a lot of territory with a long road ahead of you so when people need to get out, there are ways to do that. we are a small set of islands.

there are not a lot of escape routes. we did see some significant complications, both in the lack of access to some of these areas and also in the breakdowns of communication technology. >> for people who aren't familiar with the historic town of lahaina, can you explain the importance to the community, not just for the locals, but the tourists and do you have a sense of what's left standing there? >> we understand that a significant portion of the structures in the city have been damaged or destroyed. some of the photographs will show that. there are historic structures there. the water front is a very popular tourist attraction and it's got some history to it. i think anybody who knows the town and has visited and sees what some of the images that we are seeing out of that community now, it's probably a little shocking to them. i know it's being felt

throughout the community here. >> i have family in hawaii myself. i have been to lahaina many times. our hearts go out to all the people impacted by these devastating fires. adam, thank you very much for your time this morning. >> thank you, whit. >> there are still significant challenges ahead as they fight these fires. hopefully the winds die down in the hours to come. we'll have more information throughout the show. >> we will, whit. we are following the fact that those wild fires have left thousands of people stranded at the airport there. will carr joins us live from there with the very latest. good morning, will. >> r. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this has turned into a travel nightmare after authorities told everybody, if they don't have to be here, they should get out. so many people rushed to this airport, only to find out their flights had been cancelled, leaving them camping out here. families sleeping on the ground, kids sleeping on the ground here. we have seen so many people along the hallways of this airport overnight. they're not sure what to do. we just spoke with one family

who told us their airline told them the fastest they can get a plane is saturday. that's extremely problematic because the hotels are either evacuated or sold out, and the shelters here are totally packed. this is not just an issue that's impacting hawaii. on the main land, passengers have been demanding to be left off of flights that are coming to hawaii. i was on a flight yesterday from los angeles to maui. so many families were demanding to be let off the flight. one mother had tears in her eyes. she said she was planning the trip of a life time. she dragged her family off that flight saying that was devastating but nothing compared to all the people who lost everything here. and our heart goes out to them. eva? >> will carr at the airport in maui, thank you. now to new details about the utah man killed by fbi agents as they tried to arrest him for threatening to assassinate president biden. mola lenghi has details. >> reporter: just hours before

president biden touched down in utah, the fbi says its agents killed a man who was threatening his life. two fbi officials tell abc news that 75-year-old craig robertson was fatally shot as agents tried to arrest him for threatening to assassinate the president and threatening other government officials. the federal complaint showing screen shots of multiple disturbing social media posts allegedly authored by robertson. one posted just four days ago that says, i hear biden is coming to utah. digging out my old gilly suit and cleaning the dust off the sniper rifle. fbi officials claim robertson appeared to possess numerous firearms in addition to what appears to be a long range sniper rifle. the fbi investigation into robertson, which began back in april, also detailed threats he allegedly made against law enforcement and other public officials including vice president harris, attorney general garland and gavin newsom. one official telling abc news that the threats were deemed

credible and the incident is now under review by the fbi's inspection division. one official tells abc news that this appears to have been more than just an idle threat. that robertson was making plans to take physical action when the fbi intervened. >> mola, thank you. now to new health concerns for diane feinstein. the 90-year-old was briefly hospitalized after falling in her home. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott joins us with the latest. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. senator feinstein is 90 years old, the oldest member of the u.s. senate, and this morning sources say she is recovering after tripping and falling over a chair in san francisco on tuesday. her office describing this as only a minor fall, saying that she was briefly hospitalized and released once all of her scans were clear. this is just the latest health scare. she spent three months from capitol hill recovering from shingles. last month she appeared confused during a committee meeting. she was forced to rely heavily

on her staff when it came time to cast her vote. this is not the only i.n.s. den that's raising concerns about the health and the age of u.s. senators. 81-year-old senate minority leader mitch mcconnell suffered an episode, freezing at the microphone during a press conference. his office said that he was light headed. this is the oldest senate in over 100 year. there are no age restrictions or term limits. even though feinstein is not running for re-election, some lawmakers are saying that all needs to be reconsidered. >> that conversation playing out on both sides of the island. you are there in iowa. many of the republican presidential hopefuls will be heading to the state later on for the state fair. >> reporter: yeah, whit. nearly the entire republican field is descending on iowa for the all important iowa state fair including the front runner in this race former president donald trump. the next several days will be absolutely critical and the lead up to that debate. trump's rivals still struggling to close the gap with him. it's unclear whether the former president will take the debate stage. whit? >> rachel scott, thank you. we turn now to the latest inflation report due out this morning.

and what the new numbers tell us about another possible interest rate hike. elizabeth schulze is on wall street with what we can expect. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this new report is expected to show that prices are still going up. but overall inflation is heading in the right direction. the government's consumer price index increased 3.2% in july compared to a year ago. that's a big improvement from that more than 8% rate at this time last year. much welcome news, prices for air fares and used cars. car insurance, gas prices are ticking up again. aaa said the national average is up about $0.30 in the last month fueled by opec supply cuts and slower oil refining because of extreme heat. supply chain disruptions from the war in ukraine are also keeping some grocery prices elevated. a loaf of bread now averages $2.56 compared to just over $2 at this time back in 2021. put it all together and the

moody's analytics calculates that the average american household is still paying an extra $730 every month for the same goods and services as they were two years ago. simply because of inflation. rebecca. >> people are still really feeling those effects. there's more to come as far as what the fed does with interest rate hikes, and whether or not this means we could see a reseg in the future elizabeth. >> reporter: exactly. the federal reserve will be closely dissecting this inflation report to see if it needs to keep on raising interest rates. those higher rates have made it more expensive for consumers to borrow money. credit card debt is over $1 trillion. so many economists on wall street are optimistic that the u.s. could avoid a recession. rebecca? >> elizabeth, thank you. whit? let's shift gears, go to philadelphia. there was magic in the air last night for the phillies in the city of brotherly love. they took on the nationals.

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>> we welcomed the report of their release. >> reporter: her family and friends spent two weeks hearing little, hoping for the best. then wednesday morning the christian aid ministry where she worked said it was with immense joy that we confirm the safe release of alex and her child. >> i'm blessed to know so many amazing patients. >> reporter: seen here talk about her ministry, she was kidnapped while working. a haitian law enforcement source saying after the kidnapping, dorsenville's phone was used to call her husband. the cell phone pinging to this general area, not far from where she was taken, territory controlled by one of haiti's most dangerous gangs. the kidnappers then demanding a significant ransom for their release. tense negotiations followed. then the gang freeing them. dorsainvil's experience not uncommon.

soaring gang violence has spared no one. this is damage from a stray bullet. >> yes, that came in from the street. >> reporter: unicef reporting roughly 300 women and children have been kidnapped so far this year. >> the least protected people there are usually the humanitarian ngo's. when it comes to these kidnapping for ransom, that's one of the key people that they look for. >> reporter: and yet the actual number of kidnapping victims is far greater than any official number would suggest because so many of these crimes go unreported. guys? >> such scary numbers. good to see that one nurse return to her family. all right matt rivers, thank you. eva? now to an abc news exclusive in the tupac murder investigation. new police video shows the moment a swat team raided a home near las vegas just miles from where the rapper was gunned down almost 27 years ago.

kayna whitworth has the details. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: eva, good morning. this video is almost 13 hours long. it shows a perspective of officers as they raided the home of dwayne davis. in the video you can see him and a woman walking down the drive way as the investigation into tupac's murder has reignited. >> get down, sir. >> reporter: this morning abc news obtaining exclusive video of the moment a las vegas swat team descended on the home of dwayne davis in relation to the unsolved murder of tupac shakur. >> the las vegas police department. we have a search warrant for the residence. you need to come out with your hands up and hands empty. >> reporter: around 10 p.m., several armored vehicles pulled into the suburban henderson, nevada, neighborhood. >> open up that door. walk back to the sound of my voice. >> reporter: police order davis out of the home.

swat teams quickly move in. following the search warrant, police seized electronics, phones, four lap tops, four tablets and two black tubs containing photographs and other items they believe could tie davis to the murder. abc news learning investigators also retrieved ammunition, testing the bullets that did not match the shell casings from the 1996 crime scene. they also took a copy of davis' autobiography which detailed tupac's murder. they were waiting at a red light near the las vegas strip. davis claimed to be one of only two living eyewitnesss telling the documentary series death row chronicles he was in the car with the shooter. >> said the shots came from the back. who shot tupac? >> it came from the streets. it came from the back seat. >> reporter: the only other witness is sug knight who was driving with him.

the former founder of death row records currently serving a 28 year jail sentence for a fatal hit and run. >> if you knew who killed tupac, would you tell the police? >> absolutely not. i don't get paid to solve homicides. >> reporter: authorities have long believed that the actual shooter is already dead. so this investigation will be looking into something like an accomplice. at this point, no charges have been filed but this case is now in the hands of a grand jury and they will make the ultimate decision. guys? >> fascinating developments. thank you. coming up next, why now could be the best time to book your holiday travel. trevor ault is at la guardia airport with more on that. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. believe it or not, this might be the best time all year to book your travel. we have some expert deals like round trip deals to italy for $500 cheaper. plus the best time to book your holiday trips, too. all that and much more coming up next on gma. ♪)

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vacation, but summertime travel has not been so easy. millions of travellers packing the airports mean these past few months have been crowded, hot and, maybe worst of all, expensive. experts say if you want an affordable trip, get ready to make your move now. >> some of the best deals available for the whole year are available right now. >> reporter: according to hopper, we're entering a stretch of low travel demand in september and october. the average domestic air fare is already down $32 from this time last year. >> there will be deals available for the next couple of weeks. the key is when you fly because september and october are the two cheapest months of the year to take a trip domestically and internationally. >> reporter: check it out. fall round trips to vegas and orlando are down 25%. that's 60 bucks or more per person. round trip flights to l.a., $109 cheaper on average, just $189

down from nearly $300. if you want to go international, the average round trip air fare to rome is more than $500 cheaper. $1,332 to just $804. and there are similar discounts to paris, athens and amsterdam, all of them under $1,000 round trip. >> summer prices will soar well over $1,000. then prices will fall in august for those early fall get aways. right now we're seeing fares to europe down about 30% compared to peaks this summer. >> reporter: and maybe you're not looking to take a fall trip, but it might be a smart idea to think about holiday travel. you don't want to book it just yet. you'll get the best deals from midseptember into early october. flights on average then will be about $100 cheaper than they are right now. guys? >> got to mark it down in the calendar. book now for september/october. then book september/october for the holidays. >> just get 12 calendars out. thank you very much, trevor.

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will, you had a great night. >> reporter: i did, rebecca. good morning. i stayed out too late, got nothing in my brain. but, wow, was it worth it. what a show. taylor swift closing out this first part of her eras tour in style. what a performance. 3 1/2 hours, banger after banger, every song that has defined taylor swift's singular career. a spectacle in every day. i was lucky enough to be one of the 70,000 people inside sofi stadium just before she moves her show internationally. much like my dance moves or whatever those were, it was indeed mystical and magical. in a night filled with overwhelming levels of joyful noise, the loudest ovation came near the end when swift announced her rerecording of 1989. that will be released on october 27th, nine years to the day when the original release. all part of her sustained effort to own her own music.

so here i stand before you in my same clothes from last night with all my wrist bands and friendship bracelets here delerious and very correspondent. i'm going to throw it to our taylor swift anchor, will ganss. >> from one gma will swiftie to another. will is here. you've been bouncing up and down just celebrating will reeve's party last night. >> he had a great night. >> jealous. >> only slightly. swift to swift, coast to coast coverage. for swifties, easter eggs never go out of style and if you have a blank space where the 1989 tv should be i know places to look. this love runs deep. first up the date. yesterday was august 9, aka8/9. next in taylor's recent music video, she gets off the elevator on the third floor symbolizing her third album speak now which she dropped last month. then goes up to the fifth album,

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good morning america. it's 8 a.m. the wild fire death toll climbing. at least 36 people now killed. hundreds of buildings damaged or destroyed, and the mass evacuations under way right now for residents and tourists. we're there live. all eyes on inflation. new numbers due out this morning. where prices are falling and rising, and what it could mean for fed's next move on interest rates.

>> halle berry getting candid about menopause and pushing back on harmful stigmas. >> now that i have reached 56 years old -- >> what she's doing to feel empowered and what doctors say is essential to remember while going through it. two words. smashburger tacos. we're making the latest sizzling food trend sweeping the internet and we have some friends helping us out. ♪ i really really really like you ♪ >> and we really, really, really, really really like her. carly rae jepsen is here ready to rock our summer concert stage as she's saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> that's a happy hello. good morning america. we can't wait for carly. she's got a new album out. she is performing live for all of us in just a minute.

plus we can't wait to try the smashburger taco trend. that's a lot to say. who better to show us how to make them than the gma united states burger winner. they're from houston's trillburgers. looks so good. that's coming up. >> can't wait for that. but we do begin with the breaking news and the devastating wild fires in maui, the death toll climbing overnight. at least 36 people are dead and mass evacuations are under way. let's go back to gio benitez live on the ground in maui where there's a state of emergency. gio, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. yeah, that search and rescue effort still very much under way here in lahaina which is just at the end of this road here. we know that three wild fires are still burning here on the island, and crews are desperately trying to contain those right now. this morning a state of emergency as deadly wild fires spread across maui. the massive fires with thick smoke and flames killing at least 36 and burning through 600

acres. at least 271 structures damaged or destroyed. more than a dozen people jumping into the ocean at lahaina harbor. aerials showing the extent of the damage, rows of incinerated homes. 911 service is down in some areas, hampering rescue efforts. the completely uncontained fire destroying historic cultural land marks across the bustling town, home to 12,000 people. earlier this morning, whit smoke with adam from hawaii emergency management. >> we've got a fairly large burned area that the search and rescue team still needs to explore and see whether there's any survivors in those areas. we do fear that there may be additional casualty. >> reporter: steve scott telling me he's still searching for his wife after the two got separated. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: survivors detailing the apocalyptic scene.

>> there were just guys riding around on bikes and mopeds just screaming, you gotta go, you gotta go, the fire is coming. >> reporter: claire kent said she and her friends rushed to grab essentials and evacuate amid the chaos. >> we were dodging branches and just things flying through the air. literally a wall of black smoke. i could see actual flames, like actual fire. >> reporter: the u.s. military stepping in to help, working to supress the fire while getting tourists off the island. >> the drive on takes 45 minutes. took us over three hours to get here. >> reporter: would be travellers now discouraged visiting the popular vacation destination. and of course, the hope here is that death toll of 36 doesn't keep climbing. so they are working very hard on that. we're also hoping these winds start dying down so that they can fight those current fires that are still under way right now. those are not contained. so they want to prevent and hopefully limit how fast and how far they reach other people.

that's why they're trying to keep everybody limited here and try to keep everybody away and trying to get those tour oeufs out. eva? >> gio, we can see how windy it is there this morning. our thoughts are with them. thank you. the wild firesave left thousands stranded at the airport. will carr joins us live from there with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this has turned into a travel nightmare over the past 24 hours, especially after authorities told everybody, if they did not have to be on this island, they should get out. everybody went to this airport, many finding out their planes had been cancelled. they've been camping out. you can see literally sleeping here on the floor of the airport. i just saw a guy sleeping inside oven an x-ray machine. you have kids sleeping on the floors here. this is problematic because hotels have been evacuated or have been sold out. the shelters are just jam packed. some have flights but others are telling us they can't get out at least until this weekend.

one mom told me she has a flight for later today. the big problem for them, their belongings are still inside the evacuation area. they had to race out. her husband is going to stay here and try to get back and get their things but she is getting herself and her family off. united has cancelled all incoming flights today. they're sending empty planes to the airport to try to help with the situation. the families we have spoken with say those planes can't get here fast enough. rebecca? >> we are just thinking about all the people caught up in this devastation. all right, will. thank you. we turn now to the latest inflation report due out this morning. and what the new numbers fell us about another possible interest rate hike. elizabeth schulze is on wall street with what we can expect. nice to see you again, elizabeth. >> reporter: the report is expected to show that prices ticked up slightly, but overall inflation is heading in the right direction.

governments consumer price index increased 3.2% in july compared to a year ago. that is a big improvement from that 8.5% rate we saw at this time last year. some of the biggest price declines are for air fares but gas is ticking up. aaa said the national average is up about $0.30 in the last month fueled by opec supply cuts and the extreme heat we've been seeing. supply chain disruptions from the war in ukraine are having an effect on grocery prices. a loaf of bread averages $2.56 compared to just over $2 at this time two years ago. today's inflation reported could give some comfort to the federal reserve as it considers a pause in its interest rate hikes. those higher rates made it more expensive to take out a new home or car loan or pay off your credit card debted. guys? >> lot of ripple effects there. thank you, elizabeth, for joining us from a busy wall street.

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it's a lovely morning outside in new york city. welcome back. it is time for our gma cover story. halle berry talking about menopause. she said she's embracing the change and rejecting the stigma that comes with aging. bravo. erielle reshef has details. good morning, erielle. >> bravo indeed. berry said she is smack dab in the middle of menopause and she wants to empower women to not only accept it, but celebrate it. this morning oscar winning actress halle berry pushing back. pushing back forcefully against harmful stigmas associated with menopause. >> i am challenging everything i thought i knew about menopause, like your life is over, you are

disposable, society no longer has a place for you, you should retire, you should pack it up. i'm challenging all of those stereotypes. >> reporter: the 56-year-old star telling women's health magazine she is solidly in her womanhood embracing this season of life and encouraging more women to proudly do the same. >> i'm my best self now that i have reached 56 years old. i have the most to offer. >> reporter: berry emphasizing the importance of openly talking about menopause so more women feel comfortable sharing their own experiences, something doctors say is essential to normalizing what can be sensitive changes. >> as we start to have these very important conversations, it allows us to demystify it. we're able to communicate about what we're experiencing so women don't feel as alone. when you're having those conversations, you can really start to empower yourself through education. >> reporter: berry also urging women to own wherever they are in life. >> take your time to figure

yourself out. you don't have to be rushed. it's not a race. >> reporter: berry credits exercise with helping her feel in touch with her body. she said it's not about how you look but feeling strong and comfortable in your own skin. she all said breaking the taboo surrounding menopause starts with women being comfortable talking to other women about it. we know that's true, guys. >> absolutely. good for her. i love that. so many people are talking about menopause now, honestly. >> erielle, thank you. we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip hop. we're looking at the industry's relationship with the lgbtq + community and one rapper who's having a big impact on the genre. chris connelly joins us with that. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, eva. saucey santana is a game changer. an openly gay man who began as a makeup artist. he's a rapper with big time bangers, a super star following and audience inspired by the queer representation he brings to the stage. people don't want us in the

forefront, he says. i figure that's my job. he's good at his job. >> lot of times we are not seen. >> reporter: saucey santana is owning the spotlight. authentically from the jump helping bring queer representation to hip hop. >> i came in gay. i came in swinging. i'm going to put gay everywhere. music videos, makeup artists, whoever, is going to be gay. >> reporter: everybody liked this wildly hit material girl. drawing inspiration from his real life experiences. his tracks combine clever clap backs and calls to empowerment. >> i rap from a female stand.because it's easy and it's easy for me and relatable to more people. >> reporter: yet the 29-year-old an mtv nominee is still one of the few openly gay artists in a

genre that has struggled with homo phobia. >> hip hop, rap music in particular, was seen as a space for hyper masculinity. people thought gay and hip hop didn't go together. >> reporter: but a new wave of lgbtq + people are changing the game. >> release the stress, forget the rest! >> when i go into a room, i own the stage. i bring the energy. >> reporter: the kind of energy that can make hip hop's next 50 years more inclusive, just like saucey santana, whose achievements now include a big time colab with the og material girl, madonna. ♪ >> so many people don't even get to experience this or even able

-- like, you don't even know where to find madonna. it was just mind blowing. >> reporter: his skills and that authentic self of his making a vital contribution to hip hop on its 50th birthday, guys. >> thanks, chris. tomorrow on gma hip hop turns 50 takes center stage with our fashion show high lighting the genre's impact on style. and our summer concert in central park featuring fat joe and busta rhymes. that's going to be a fun time. let's get a check of the weather with ginger. >> hey there. look at springfield, illinois. 4, 5 inches of rain, really fast. flash flooding soaking up the cars there in that under pass. here's what we're looking for as far as the rest of the severe storms. arkansas showing lightning which is always a huge huge threat. if thunder starts going, you have to get indoors. that's the rule. we see so many lightning deaths each year. severe storms and flash floods possible. look at the flood watches for eastern massachusetts and rhode island.

that's the same area that got half flood of rain earlier this week. more rain for them. raleigh, norfolk, all with damaging wind today. go back to eastern south dakota, western iowa you all have damaging winds this afternoon and evening. drew: i am true to met with your accuweather forecast, morning clouds to sunshine. a breezy afternoon, the winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour at times. temperatures close to average again for this time of year. overnight, mainly cloudy skies, likely some drizzle. numbers dropping into the 50's and 60's. we will keep comfortable through tomorrow and we warm up now to deals and steals on wheels. tory johnson is in philadelphia celebrating all things philly, with some incredible deals from small businesses across the state who are all there to help her out this morning.

you can click the qr code on the screen to go straight to the deals. tory, good morning. looks like you have plenty of help and having a blast out there in the city of brotherly love. >> you got it, whit. there's so much going on. we have philly cheesesteak from the iconic rivals pat and gino's. we've got philly legends. ben franklin and betsy ross. i'm joined by another phillies legend, milt thompson who is a former phillies coach and player. you've got those rings to prove it. make sure the camera sees those rings. [ cheering ] more importantly for my purposes, quite frankly, you've got four daughters, four grandchildren. so you've got to love shopping. >> most definitely. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> starting with a philly based company. this is really all about helping women to feel great about their bodies wherever they are in their wellness journey. we've got some gorgeous what i

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if you like great pillows, totes and just that pride in american made, you've got a deal for us, chris. everything is slashed in half, starts at $12. [ cheers ] we've got another great one. this is started by a mother/daughter duo. they do a lot of collaborations with museums. one of their signature products is modelled by philadelphia's small business champion. the oohs and aahs. he expected you to do better than that. [ crowd cheering ] national tv modelling debut. that's their reversible rain cape. their umbrella that's a fabulous umbrella because it doesn't snag your hair. something that's not important for you but is very important for me for out in the rain. do you know what? it's a good day to have all that stuff. huge collection they have for us starts -- flip that deal. show them what it starts at. starts at $9. >> all righty. >> okay.

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[ cheers ] >> thank you, deals lady tory johnson. we appreciate it. you had me at bacon jam. we partner with all these companies on these deals. get them on good morning america.com. coming up right here, are you ready for a smashburger taco? we are making them right here on gma. >> this summer gma is popping up all over the country, spreading summertime fun in the morning. it's gma's rise and shine summer tour. >> rise and shine. >> rise and shine. >> just wait til you see where we are next week. >> tomorrow you're invited to a gma summer party in the park. first fat joe and remy ma get the party started. if that's not hot enough, it's busta rhymes tomorrow on gma summer concert series sponsored by hot tools. >> what's good to read, really good right now? that's where charlie and kate

gibson can help. >> join us for the new podcast series called the bookcase with kate and charlie. >> we will make sure you love what you read. >> listen wherever you tkpwed your podcasts. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. hi. >> kumasi. thank you. good morning everybody. our drive times are slow and the golden gate bridge is foggy. the chp still has the advisory in place, so be aware of that low visibility and also of really stacked traffic through mountain view. it is due to a deadly crash we've been following all morning long. the scene is at southbound 101. right before you

get to southbound 85. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! [laughter] halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!

>> like jobina just mentioned moments ago, we are tracking that dense fog along the coast. you can see half moon bay, less than a mile visibility. we're also seeing coastal drizzle out there. so be aware that that fog is thick, close to the ocean. we'll have a breeze that will kick up once again this afternoon. very similar to the previous day where we see that wind 20 to 30mph at times that

onshore flow is going to keep temperatures pretty close to average once again this afternoon. here is a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. we still have a pretty thick deck of cloud cover upstairs right now. we'll break down for sunshine. we'll pull those clouds back to the coastline. we'll have that breeze pick up this afternoon. temperatures by 4 p.m, pretty close to average for this time of the year. carmassi. 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 >> you know we think about everybody out there across america who watches gma every day just like extended family. well now we are looking to celebrate one gma fan. so are you the biggest gma fan out there? scan this qr code and find out how to submit a video that tells us why and how you watch gma your way. we can't wait to see your videos. who knows in maybe you'll end up on gma.

>> you heard ginger. we are calling all you gma super fans. we have a big thing coming up for everyone out there who really wants to be on the show. send us your videos, telling us why you love our show, and we could see you here in times square. just scan that qr code on your screen for all the information. we really can't wait to hear from you. whit? >> going to be fun. all right. now to the latest viral food trend taking over the internet. if you love burgers and you love tacos you no longer have to make that painful choice between the two. enter the smashburger taco. take a look. it's two classic foods combined to make a total smash. >> smashburger tacos are hitting the street. >> reporter: cheese burger plus taco equals the smashburger tacos. >> smash it down. making viral smashburger tacos.

>> reporter: the latest craze garnering 451 million views on tik tok. even celebs getting in on the trend. >> look how beautiful this looks! >> reporter: no matter how you top your taco, it's all about the smash. >> i would never eat a taco any other way. >> we had to just try this out for ourselves. we called in some experts. the winners of the united states of burgers competition, rapper and business man is here as well as mike span from trill burgers. >> good to be back. >> we say you're back. you won the competition, the burger competition a year ago. right? we got some fans here. how did that help out business? >> we took off like gang busters. the first popup we did after winning at gma was really overwhelming. we anticipated a big rush but we had no idea how big a rush it is. today we are two month mark being open as a brick and

mortar. every single day we have a line waiting to try the trill burger. that came from you guys. >> the smell is just wafting through the building. you are one of the most well known people in houston. i hear you're getting celebrities coming by. >> we're very lucky. i have some really cool friends. they have a good appetite. we've been able to cater to a lot of good people. people have seen drake come by the store, which is a huge deal for not only us but our customers. probably the biggest thing we have had in the store was mike tyson. mike tyson is the same person to everybody. so everybody gets that same experience when they see him. it's really cool to have support from that level. >> very exciting. let's talk about the smashburger tacos. mike, how do we get started? >> we're going to start with our all beef patty. we're going to get a nice tortilla. get a nice tortilla center it

over the wall. nicely centered. get our press out. we'll put a nice firm press over the center. want to get as close to the edges as possible. >> put some muscle into that. >> he's got more than you think. >> then we're gonna let that cook. >> what happens after the crispy sear? you flip it? >> flip that patty. add some cheese to it. let the cheese melt, then start dressing it. >> let's move on to the toppings. how do we do that? >> finished product here. we're going to move over to the plate. for this recipe, want to do it a little different. we got a house made mac n cheese. >> we got a burger, taco and mac and cheese. >> mac and cheese is the topping. this is sharp cheddar and it's hand grated. the chef grates it. with the sharp cheddar then adds mild cheddar. you can make it how you choose

to make it, but you want a really good flavor balance. we also have american cheese on there. the sharp mixed with the mild mixed with the american makes a great cheese burger. >> we got some taste testers going to work. before we get their take, we're going to eva while she's got a full mouth and ask her question. tell us about the special sauce here, too. >> we got our special sauce. it's a ketchup mayo blend. we have some chopped pickles in it. it's a great sauce that can go on any dish. mainly burgers, but you can put on a taco or hot dog. >> can i help you? >> of course. do you want to put some sauce on? >> i'm a sauce guy. i'm a sauce guy. is there a limit? there we go. sauce it up. all right. >> we're going to finish off with the bread crumbs. >> salty. >> nice texture, contrast. then chopped bacon. >> little bacon.

i'm aching for the bacon. all right. next. >> then we finish off with fresh onion. >> got to have a little crispy crunch there. okay. >> you're hired. >> we're hired. i love it. taste testers, how we doing over here? >> a +. >> do you fold it or go tostada style? >> you definitely want to fold it. but you can go tostada style. >> i couldn't get mine to fold. >> we're going to work on the food here, 50th anniversary of hip hop. what does that mean to you? do you plan to incorporate anything special with the business? >> this brand is not just a culinary brand, it's a cultural brand. it's got all of my hip hop culture equity infused in this brand. it's inseparable for me and my career. but myself to be recording and presenting music for over 30 years. to be at a higher profile than i was when i started. people have to remember 50 years ago hip hop was considered a fad, a trend they thought would go away. here we are 50 years later doing sold out concerts with run dmc

at yankee stadium. great thing to be part of hip hop culture right now. >> love it. i have been such a fan for so many years. now doing this. you can do it all. >> we need you to be a fan of the tacos. [ laughter ] >> excellent. thank you guys so much for coming in. >> thank you, whit. >> you can scan -- thank you for coming in. scan the code on the screen to get this recipe at good morning america.com. if you like tacos, you're in luck. later this month gma is travelling the country for our united states of taco competition. can wait to see who takes home the prize there. i gotta get in. ginger, over to you. >> smells so good. please save one. all right. let's talk about wild fire. san antonio's reporting they may approach one of their worst seasons which was back in 2011. we're watching this outside austin. cedar park texas. they got it 60% contained now. it is incredibly dry in texas. that drought keeps growing. you desperately need rain. now extreme to exceptional drought are in those deep red colors. also kansas, nebraska,

wisconsin, louisiana. we're watching that. as we're watching next week get super hot that ridge backs up. phoenix goes into the 114 average. drew: the accuweather temperatures close to average, starting to warm up over the they tried to take my taco. i said no way. coming up here, more on gma. carly rae jepsen performs live. stay with us. gma.

we are back with our summer concert series and carly rae jepsen is here. she's been putting out top hits for more than a decade. now she's got more new music for us. here's psychedelic switch from her newest album. ♪ it's psych, it's psych it's psychedelic switch it's like a psy, it's like a psy it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ it's like a psy, it's like a psych, it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ i think all my life i never met anybody like you sun rise all the time when i touch you ♪

♪ it's like i'm wakein up in a euphoria my insecurities are things i never was ♪ ♪ i was a sad, sad song before we met but boy your love is such a trip ♪ it's like a psychedelic switch don't wake me 'cause i'm lucid dreamin meditating on your lips 'cause baby i'd be satisfied forever with a couple years of this ♪ ♪ make me feel like in my birthday suit with you i'm putting on the ritz it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ i'm in paradise i never met anybody like you i don't wanna hide when i'm with you ♪

♪ it's like i'm waking up in euphoria my insecurities are things i never was ♪ ♪ it's like whole life now is makin sense i'm on the wildest trip and this it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ don't wake me 'cause i'm lucid dreamin meditating on your lips 'cause baby i'd be satisfied forever with a couple years of this ♪ ♪ make me feel like in my birthday suit with you i'm puttin on the ritz it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ you feel just like home i'm not scared to show ya you feel just like home i'm not scared to show ya ♪ ♪ you feel just like

home i'm not scared to show ya yeah all my insecurities can't stand the way you look at me you love me hard to resist ♪ it's like a psychedelic switch it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ ♪ it's like a psychedelic switch ♪ [ cheers ] >> gma summer concert series sponsored by revlon hair tools, bold innovations fast and easy to use.

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this is your third time performing on gma. thank you very much for being here. >> i did not know that. it's nice to be back. [ laughter ] thanks for the party over here. >> you've been such a joy all morning. you've got shows in new york. we want to talk about this one show. mid show, the lightning, had to stop. >> yeah. >> you guys pulled off this epic extra show someplace else. explain what happened. >> well, lightning hit us in song three or four. we were all pretty bummed. we called a friend, called a bunch of venues. we did a club show and just shuffled in as many people as the venue would hold. we did three rounds. we did a matinee to make up for it was really wild. it and a regular show the following night. it was a lot of singing but it was worth it. we had ball. >> you were borrowing instruments. >> yeah. so our instruments were held hostage because of the lightning storm. we weren't allowed access to them. people brought instruments and we did it old rock 'n' roll

style. >> sounds epic. you have a new album out your seventh album called "the loveliest time." tell us about it. >> it's a celebratory album. it's a project to the loneliest time. it's about discovering, i don't know, all the extreme reactions that come from being lonely. the loveliest time is the celebration of those discoveries. >> which is kind of like life? >> it is. life and art. >> yes. it is now time for some more music from carly rae jepsen performing the loneliest time. take it away. ♪ i have had one of those bad dreams where we're standing on your street i quit smoking those cigarettes but i'm never getting over it ♪

♪ and you're looking right through me just like shakespeare wrote a tragedy but our story, never finished it 'cause our love, we never finished it ♪ ♪ i'm comin' over t knock on your door just like before ♪ ♪ i need that look in your eyes we've had the loneliest time ♪ ♪ i'm thinking all the time i could be yours just like before ♪ ♪ rewrite another try 'cause we've had the loneliest time ♪ ♪ if you wanna try if you wanna try it if you leave the light on for me ♪

♪ if you wanna try love if you wanna try love ♪ ♪ i have had more of those bad dreams, you were ten feet in front of me ♪ ♪ i went runnin' but i couldn't catch, just the shadow of your silhouette ♪ ♪ then you spoke the words to me when you left i still need to unpack it let's save sorry for another night 'cause this time, love, we're gonna get it right ♪ ♪ i'm comin' over tone knock on your door just like before ♪ ♪ i need that look in your eyes 'cause we've had the loneliest time ♪ ♪ i'm thinkin' all through the night, i could be yours just like before

rewrite another try 'cause we've had the loneliest time ♪ ♪ if you wanna try it if you wanna try it if you wanna try it if you leave the light on for me ♪ if you wanna try love if you wanna try love ♪ ♪ what happened was we reached the moon and lost in space i think we got there all too soon ♪ ♪ but do you know what i'm coming back for you baby, i'm coming back for you ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ and in the morning sun hits the water is this nirvana and in

the mornin' sun hits the water is this nirvana ♪ ♪ and in the morning

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in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! [laughter] building a better bay area moving forward. >> finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc7 mornings. here's jobina. now with a look at traffic high jobina high. >> kumasi. thank you. good morning everybody. so unfortunate lately. the deadly crash we've been following in mountain view has remained in place. it was first reported shortly before 345 this morning. southbound 1212 southbound 85 is the site of the scene and it is backing up traffic in this area. so expect delays. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. we're looking at that visibility still. there's little change along the coast. we still have dense fog there.

we're half moon bay is still seeing less than a mile visibility. we'll take a look at those winds again. they will pick up this afternoon. they will gust about 20 to 30mph. that onshore flow keeping us comfortable this afternoon. we can see clouds out there from sfo, the sunshine breaking through the marine layer for increasing sunshine. today. that breeze and by 4:00 pm, temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year. kumasi, thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for a midday live. have deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, mega movie star, jennifer aniston. and straight from the big screen, actor keanu reeves. plus, we're serving up some brain boosting foods that are delicious and nutritious. and ryan seacrest is our co-host du jour. all next on live. ["take my breath" by the weekend playing] and now here is kelly ripa and ryan seacrest.