baby. kumasi: the struggle israel for this bulldog in the u.k. the family shared this vid when gary met the egg chair. no matter how hard he tried, he could not get up on the chair. and his family is just back the recording and laughing. [laughter] he was trying to get his toy. jobina: look at gary in the chair. kumasi: he was trying so hard. jobina: step in and step in. sue: i know how you feel, gary. jobina: [laughter] have a great morning. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. a gun man killing three people in an act of racially motivated violence. deadly rampage. a white man gunning down three black people in a dollar store

in jacksonville, florida. the shooter armed with an ar-15 rifle. law enforcement uncovering his hate filled writing. this morning the lives lost and what authorities are saying about the investigation. on alert. tropical storm idalia gaining strength, targeting florida. new fires in maui prompting evacuations, as questions grow about the wild fires and the power lines. high stakes hearing in the georgia election case. all eyes on donald trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, today, as he petitions to move his case to federal court. college student shot and killed apparently trying to enter the wrong house. his own home just a few doors away. the investigation under way. new fallout after a top soccer official kissed a player on the lips following spain's world cup victory. the growing outrage this morning. frightening nascar crash. >> he's upside down, barrel rolling!

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>> that walkoff wallop! [ laughter ] i got two wallops here starting the week with me. gio and rebecca. good to have you here, both. we want to take a look right now. a live picture of the lincoln memorial and washington mall where tens of thousands of people gathered this weekend for the 60th anniversary of martin luther king's legendary "i have a dream" speech. >> president biden planning to sit down with activists and members of the king family today to discuss the continued push for equal rights for all americans. >> but we begin with new details this morning into the racially motivated mass shooting in florida. a white gun man killing three black people in a dollar store and then turning the gun on himself. >> community leaders gathered last night to remember the victims, including the 19-year-old store employee, along with a young father of a 4-year-old girl. alex presha is live in jacksonville with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, the family of that young father is in shock.

his community is hurting. one resident telling me yesterday that the only thing getting her through right now is faith. this morning this newly released security footage shows the horrific moment a self-proclaimed white supremacist shot and killed three black people at a dollar general before turning the gun on himself. authorities investigating it as a racially motivated hate crime. one that has left this predominantly black neighborhood reeling. >> our community is grappling to understand why this occurred. i urge us all not to look for sense in a senseless act of violence. >> reporter: police say the suspect first arrived at edwards water university a historically black university and put on a bulletproof vest. police using this video as part of their investigation showing the suspect getting dressed before the shooting. campus security confronts him, tells him to leave and later notifies law enforcement. >> they say there's a suspicious

person on campus. he had an opportunity to do violence. he did not. >> reporter: at 1:08 p.m. surveillance video outside the dollar general shows the shooter, without warning, firing 11 rounds into 52-year-old angela michelle carr's kia, killing her. the gun man then walks into the store and shoots a 19-year-old employee and minutes later, after multiple witnesses flee out the back of the store, 29-year-old gerald galion enters, the shooter killing him and missing his girlfriend. >> at 1:14:23 the suspect enters the office. at 1:18 the suspect texts his father and says use a screwdriver to get into my room. the father enters the room and finds a last will and testament of the suspect along with a suicide note on his lap top. >> reporter: the family eventually calling police, but by that time the rampage was over. the shooter taking his own life as officers arrived on scene. all of this carnage happening in a little over ten minutes. investigators finding writings on the gun man which they say

contained hateful ideology as well as a painted swastika. they say he was involuntarily held for 72 hours in a mental health facility as a minor in 2017 but had no prior history and purchased his gun, a handgun and ar-15 style rifle legally. >> there was no criminal record. nothing. there was nothing that we could have done to stop him from holding a firearm, a rifle or handgun. there was no red flags. >> it was hatred for this individual who lived in another county and to do a senseless act. it's just unacceptedable. >> reporter: the grieving community reflecting on the lives lost like a father of a 4-year-old daughter gerald galion. loved ones saying she was everything to him. when you look at the situation knowing that you have to tell your grand daughter, how do you do it? >> i don't know. i'm just gonna have to pray and ask god to give me the words and the strength to sit her down and tell her.

she's so young. all she knew was her daddy. >> reporter: that grandmother tells me they still haven't figured out how to tell gerald's 4-year-old daughter the news. she's dreading the conversation. as for this investigation, the fbi is now looking at this as a hate crime. rebecca? >> alex presha, thank you, alex. we turn now to idalia on the move. the storm targeting florida's gulf coast. it's not the only major weather story happening now. our weather team is standing by live with the latest but we begin with rob marciano in tampa with the track and timing of that storm. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. at this time yesterday this storm wasn't even named. now we're looking at the potential for a major hurricane coming into a very vulnerable part of the gulf of mexico. let's look on the satellite picture. about 100 miles south of the western tip of cuba is the center of this storm and now finally drifting north.

rapidly intensify over the warm waters. category 3 storm making landfall somewhere from tampa through wednesday morning. the hurricane watches are posted for much of the western coast of florida. storm surge will be an issue, obviously, with this storm coming in, especially for tampa. 4-7 and 6-11 feet of storm surge. i expect to see a flurry of evacuation orders today. inland rainfall will be an issue not just in florida but georgia and parts of the carolinas. gio? >> so many people preparing for that. thank you very much. now let's turn it over to ginger with the record breaking heat and the wild fires in the south. good morning, ginger. >> oh, gio. tiger island fire in louisiana. one of the biggest in louisiana state history. has burned 33,000 acres in just five days. big reason, it has been so hot and has dried things out significantly throughout the month of august.

i mean, look at august 1st. they had some drought. southwest corner and along the gulf. however, they had no extremes. now three weeks later, 50% of them in the second highest level of the drought. that is going to make a big problem. they've got a dozen or so fires burning. still hot heat advisory. tallahassee will feel like 107. new orleans had an all time record yesterday, 105. they smashed their old record of 102. we'll have a little break and then it warms back up. robin? >> the heat has been on. all right, ginger. thank you. now to maui, where brush fires led to new evacuations near lahaina just a few miles from the catastrophic wild fires. this with new questions about how the earlier fires started and if anything has been done to impede the investigation. mola lenghi is on maui with details. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, robin. investigations into the cause of the fire intensify, so does the question of handling evidence. maui county claiming in a

lawsuit negligence by hawaiian electric had negligent. at one location near lahaina being investigated as a potential origin, neighbors tell us downed power lines sparked small fires as early as 6:30 a.m. the morning of the lahaina fires. the cell phone video shot by a neighbor that morning. also telling me they saw crews cleaning up those downed lines in the after math of the fires and days before federal investigators arrived to determine a cause, a probe that is on going. the washington post reporting lawyers involved in the suit claim hawaiian electric violated national guidelines by possibly removing critical evidence from the scene too soon. a spokes person for hawaiian electric tells me they have taken significant steps to preserve all equipment in the suspected area of origin but that area had not been sealed off in the days immediately after the fire. now also on saturday, a small

brush fire prompted some evacuations here but was quickly extinguished. evacuations sirens were sounded, according to a firefighter on scene. unlike during the lahaina fires when those sirens remained silent. rebecca? >> sounded this time. a lot of questions. mola, thank you. we turn to a high stakes hearing in the georgia election case. one of donald trump's co-defendants, former chief of staff mark meadows, is seeking to move his trial to federal court. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is tracking the very latest in atlanta. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning to you. the hearing here in federal court in atlanta will give us our first glimpse as some of the evidence. it's also an early test of the strength of the district attorney's case. this morning former president trump's one time chief of staff mark meadows will ask a judge to move the election subversion case into federal court. his lawyers will argue meadows was only doing his job as trump's top aide when he set up

the phone call between trump and secretary of state brad rafesperger. >> on that call, trump was heard asking rafesperger to find votes. >> look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. because we won the state. >> reporter: district attorney fani willis intends to argue meadows violated the hatch act which bars federal employees from political activity while on the job. >> mark meadows is arguing that he was there as chief of staff rather than a private citizen or part of the trump campaign. if you look at it, it was most likely that he was operating as part of the republican party which would be a political role and not his official role as chief of staff. >> reporter: four other defendants are also seeking to move into federal court where a trial jury would be drawn from more than fulton county, which voted overwhelmingly for joe biden in 2020.

it's possible moving one defendant's case could mean all 19 are tried in federal court. so aides for trump and some alleged co-conspirators will be watching close phreup there's also a hearing in the special counsel case about the election in january 6th. special counsel jack smith wants trial to begin in january. lawyers for the former president will be asking the judge not to set a trial date until sometime in april of 2026. robin? >> all right, aaron. appreciate your reporting. now to the investigation into a military aircraft that killed three u.s. marines and seriously injured five others. all on an osprey that went down during exercises in northern australia. james longman joins us. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. two u.s. marine ospreys was heading to military exercises in australia when one of them came down over a remote island. it's not the first tragedy involving these aircraft.

this morning an urgent investigation is under way into a military aircraft crash that killed at least three u.s. marines and injured 20 others, 5 seriously on a remote island off australia's northern coast. all 23 marines were on board an osprey aircraft for a multicountry training exercise. officials say that recovery exercises are on going. the osprey has had a history of mechanical problems since it was introduced in the 1980s. in august 2000, the military temporarily grounded its entire fleet of them after a crash which killed all 19 marines aboard. in june of 2022, five more died in another crash in california. >> this is the second fatal accident for the marine corps. it may be time to stop, take a step back and make sure the marine corps is doing everything it can to fly safely. >> reporter: sunday's exercise named predator's run is now an effort to counter china's

military presence in the pacific. it comes several weeks after another joint exercise which included some 34,000 military personnel. >> we continue to increase rotational presence of the u.s. forces in australia which will enhance our maritime domain awareness in the region. >> reporter: police say investigators will likely be at this crash site for another ten days or so. rebecca? >> james longman, thank you. we turn now to russia. officially confirming that the head of the para military organization the wagner group was killed in a plane crash. we are tracking the latest. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning. russia says it has proof that yevgeny prigozhin is dead. two months after he led the failed mutiny against moscow. russian investigators say after forensic testing it can confirm prigozhin was among ten people on board the ill fated flight last week. russia hasn't said what may have caused the private jet to suddenly fall out of the sky not

long after takeoff northwest of moscow. the kremlin is denying it has anything to do with this crash, calling such claims an absolute lie. ukraine says its troops are making progress as they try to push south, confirming it liberated a village which may open the way for further advances. gio? >> all right, britt. thank you. so many questions. we're going to turn to that developing story overnight. nearly 5,000 pilots are now under investigation after being accused of hiding health issues. the faa already ordering 60 of them to stop flying. the probe began in 2019 after concerns from the va inspector general's office that the pilots were also military veterans, quote, maybe hiding mental health conditions or tpraup fraudulently receiving disability benefits. 600 of those pilots still under investigation have licenses to fly passenger airlines.

the faa telling us there are many disabilities pilots may have where they are still safe to fly but that it will take additional steps once complete. no doubt an alarming headline here. >> very concerning. all right, gio, thank you. we're going to turn now to the u.s. open. it is set to begin right here in new york. will reeve is live at flushing meadows telling us which americans have the best chance to win it all. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. are you a fan of tennis or a fan of drama? these next two weeks are the best of the summer for you. the u.s. open is here. this year it's the emphasis on u.s. 43 americans in the draw. that's more than any other nationality. of the 24 american women, look out for jess pegula, the three seed. she's been to three quarter finals out of the three grand slams so far. can she go deeper in home soil? how about coco goff? coming off a huge win at the tuneup tourney over the defending champ. coco will have the crowd at arthur ashe stadium buzzing in the night cap tonight.

also the night session a ceremony honoring billie jean king. this whole place is named after her. they're marking 50 years of equal prize money. that's a fight king led. as for the men, it's been 20 years since an american won a grand slam. that was andy roddick in 2003. there are 19 americans seeded this year. frances tiafoe had the big run to the semifinal. look out for him. also the return of novak djokovic. he missed last year due to pandemic travel restrictions, but he is back, as it is u.s. open. cannot wait. it's on espn starting today, guys. >> you're by lgi, la guardia. [ laughter ] we can hear the planes flying overhead. oh my gosh. great two weeks. great two weeks. coming up the college student that was killed as he tried to enter a house a few doors down from his own. what we know this morning. a top soccer official has been suspended after kissing

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hitting the grass, my gosh, flipping and spinning several times. priest was taken to a local hospital and released sunday. thank goodness he's okay. >> scary to see that. >> absolutely. we've got a lot more ahead, including ginger with our take on the united states state of taco competition. ready for that? >> nothing says breakfast like tacos. we're in. now the investigation into the fatal shooting of a south carolina college student, a 20-year-old, who had just moved in for his junior year was possibly mistaken for a burglar. trevor ault is here with that story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police say so far this looks like it began as an accident. the student, nick donofrio had just moved into a house down the street just a few days prior and he was found shot to death on the door step of the wrong home. this morning police investigating the fatal shooting of university of south carolina student nick donofrio who they believe accidentally tried entering the wrong home.

authorities say they responded to a call of a burglary in progress around 2 a.m. saturday that was quickly upgraded to a shots fired call. >> firing through the door. >> reporter: police say when they arrived on scene, they found 20-year-old donofrio dead on the front porch of the home with a gun shot to his upper body. donofrio had recently moved into a house on the same street, just two miles from the heart of the university campus. the police department said its investigators are consulting with the solicitors office about the circumstances of the shooting. they have not yet identified the person who shot donofrio, and no charges have yet been filed. >> i feel personally that there was many things that could have been done besides firing shots. >> reporter: donofrio's parents tell abc news they're in disbelief and are heart broken. his father moved him into that fraternity home just last week, days before nick started his junior year.

in a statement, the family said in part, nick was the son every parent would wish for. he was funny, smart, compassionate and loved life. we will miss him immeasurably. south carolina has the castle doctrine which under many circumstances allows a person to defend their home even with lethal force. authorities say the investigation is still on going. guys? >> okay, trevor. thank you. >> very troubling. we turn now to the head of the spanish soccer federation suspended this morning. the latest fallout after he kissed a player on the lips after spain won the women's world cup last week. erielle reshef is here with that. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. so many in the sports world talking about this. the up roar marring what should have been a week of celebration for spain's national team. just eight days ago they were sitting on top of the sports world after their historic win. now several key coaches and players are refusing to work, calling on fifa for action.

calling on them to oust luis rubiales. this morning spain's soccer chief suspended for 90 days over this moment on women's soccer's most prestigious stage, kissing spain star jenni hermosa on the lips after the victory, an act she said was unwanted and immediately sparked widespread calls for his resignation. rubiales defiant, refusing to step down, saying repeatedly, i'm not going to resign. spain's soccer federation standing by its embattled chief, even threatening legal action against hermoso. accusing her of lying over the incident. >> spain wins the world cup! >> reporter: but now, nearly all of spain's world cup winning coaches or players resigning or refusing to play until he is gone. many in the soccer world coming together to support hermoso. players from spanish men's club

cadiz saying in spanish, we are all with jenny. and american soccer star alex morgan posting on social media, i'm disgusted by the public actions of luis rubiales. i stand by jenni hermosa and the spanish players. this is stirring up frustration over what many consider a culture of harassment, unwanted advancements in the sport. >> i truly believe that the world is coming to grips with the sexism that has been rampant in soccer, whether spain or any other country. they're saying enough is enough. >> reporter: fifa saying rubiales suspension is an initial period of 90 days pending disciplinary proceedings opened against him. after a now deleted social media post accusing hermoso of lying spain's body is holding a meeting today. they will discuss any further action against rubiales. protesters already gathering outside their offices.

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>> i did. i have to tell you, for so long he personified game show hosts. bob barker put the dazzle in daytime tv, offering the thrill of winning to not only contestants but to the home audiences, too. while he presided over television's longest running game show ever. >> bob barker! [ cheers ] >> reporter: he was the reigning king of daytime tv. >> here is the first item up for bid. >> reporter: creating game show magic for americans everywhere. >> come on down! >> reporter: who would have thought guessing the price of groceries could be so exciting? >> congratulations! you saved the day! >> reporter: that is until bob barker, hosting "the price is right" for nearly four decades and more than 5,000 episodes making viewers squeal with joy when winners took home those lavish showcases. >> i had a dream about you so i had to come down here.

>> reporter: the hollywood reporter calling barker the patron saint of sick days. i sat down with the 19 time emmy winning game show host back in 2007. what is it about prices and guessing prices that so captivates people, even still today? >> well, it is a powerful premise. when we bring something out for the contestants to bid on, at home they're thinking, oh, that's too high or too low or that's a good bid. but whatever they're thinking, they're becoming involved. >> reporter: robert william barker, born in 1923, grew up on the rose bud indian reservation in mission, south dakota, serving in the navy reserve, he began his career in radio before becoming host of the night time show truth or consequences. >> you get a job playing second base for the yankees, you're gonna play second base for the yankees as long as you can. >> reporter: a fierce and passionate advocate for animal rights -- >> help control the pet population, have your pet spayed or neutered. >> reporter: barker's appeal

crossed generations, making cameos on the nanny. >> let me guess, pasta primavera, $18.95. >> higher. >> i don't want to go over. [ laughter ] >> reporter: how i met your mother. >> what is the name of our next participant? >> bob, it's barny simpson. come on down! >> reporter: and of course happy gilmore. >> i don't want a piece of you, i want the whole thing. >> reporter: adam sandler remembering his star as the man, the myth, the best. in his storied career, barker did face controversial. a defendant in lawsuits from former price is right models including a sexual harassment case from diane parkinson who appeared on the show for nearly 20 years. she later dropped her suit. a separate wrongful termination suit involving another model ended in a settlement. barker retired not long after. he was 99 and for many, will always be remembered for his winning smile and sunny persona.

what is it that you learned about people over the years? >> i have learned that they don't change. inside people have remained the same, i think. >> after he retired barker handed over the reins to drew carey who is still going strong. more than 50 years later with the price is right. carey posted on social media, there hasn't been a day that i haven't thought of bob barker and i thank him and will carry his memory in my heart forever. when you look up game show hosts, bob barker's pictures appear. right? >> how did you do on spinning the wheel? >> it was a heavy wheel. [ laughter ] not so well. not so well. >> thanks, deb. >> thank you, deb. thank you. i just love when his heart always broke through that screen, didn't it? all right. coming up here the new evidence that the active ingredient in wegovy and ozempic could reduce certain symptoms of heart failure. and simone biles' record win. it is our play of the day here on this monday.

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following the tokyo olympics she struggled with the twisties. now the champ has her eyes set on her next prize, the paris olympics. >> i still feel like i have some personal goals. i still feel like i'm capable of doing it and i want to prove to myself that i can still go out there and compete at the same level as before. >> wow. she is so fantastic. after the championships, she was asked to describe her feelings. two words, they said. she was very happy. and her other word was hungry. she was ready for a good meal. she earned it. >> i thought you meant hungry for more championships. >> hungry for a great burger. >> she's earned it. wow. >> effortless. >> here we go. >> the power she has. incredible. >> so good to see her happy. >> loving it. enjoying it. >> enjoying it. >> enjoy your fever dream. [ laughter ] >> coming up we're in chicago for the first united states of taco showdown.

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biggest cash prize in gma history. this morning ginger is in chicago for surf versus turf in the windy city. and they're saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> we hope that you're good and hungry because this morning our united states of tacos competition is kicking off there in chicago. >> i am always hungry, robin so we're good on that. ginger is there with chefs from two of the city's best taco joints who are facing off. ginger, how is it going? >> my goodness, it is such a good morning in chicago. we are gearing up to eat in the windy city. [ cheers ] we've got three all star chicago judges right here who are going to decide who takes home the taco trophy and come to new york for a competition that is the title of gma's ultimate taco spot. our biggest cash prize ever.

you all ready to do this? [ cheers ] you all ready to eat? you do not want to miss this. >> we do not want to miss that, ginger. thank you. we can't wait for that. also this morning victory at the little league world series. we're hearing from the 12-year-old whose walkoff home run secured the win for his team. that is all coming up. >> but first the latest on the racially mass shooting in florida. a white gun man killing three black people in a dollar store and then turning the gun on himself. alex presha is live in jacksonville with the latest. good morning again, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, the families of these victims are in shock. this community is hurting. one resident telling me the only thing getting her through is faith. this morning this newly released security footage shows the horrific moment a self-proclaimed white supremacist shot and killed three black people at a dollar general before turning the gun on himself. >> our community is grappling to understand why this occurred. >> reporter: police say the

suspect ryan christopher palmetter first arrived at a historically black university and put on a bulletproof vest. surveillance video outside the dollar general shows the shooter, without warning, firing 11 rounds into 52-year-old angela michelle's kia killing her. the gun man then walks into the store and shoots a 19-year-old employee. minutes later, after multiple witnesses flee out the back of the store, 29-year-old gerald galian enters. the shooter killing him and missing his girlfriend. the suspect's family alerting police but by that time the rampage was over, the shooter taking his own life as officers arrived on the scene. >> there was no criminal record. nothing. there was nothing that we could have done to stop him from owning a firearm, a rifle or handgun. there was no red flags. >> reporter: the grieving community reflecting on the lives lost like gerald galian, father of a 4-year-old daughter. loved ones saying she was everything to him.

the grandmother of his 4-year-old daughter telling me they haven't even figured out how to break the news to the little girl. they're dreading the conversation. as for the investigation, the fbi is now looking at this as a hate crime. gio? >> alex, thank you. just awful. especially because it's happening right now with a milestone in the fight for civil rights. today marking the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. faith abubey was there for the weekend events commemorating the occasion. good morning to you, faith. >> reporter: good morning, gio. there were people at this march over the weekend who were at the very same spot 60 years ago when dr. martin luther king jr. delivered that iconic i have a dream speech right over there. they remembered the heart felt battles for civil rights and have seen the victories that have been won over the year. but 60 years later, they tell me they feel like they're still fighting to protect some of the basic rights in dr. king's dream.

take a look at some of the video and images from the weekend. thousands packed the national mall to remember the anniversary of the march. you can see, it was a smaller crowd than the nearly quarter million on this day back in 1963. now we spoke to some of the original march organizers and they tell me the fight is still about freedom, still about access to the ballot box and beating back housing discrimination and police violence. they also high lighted some of the recent supreme court rulings that have gutted abortion rights and affirmative action. some of these marchers tell me they're very much committed to this fight. in the mean time, at the white house, president biden and some activists along with some members of the dr. king family are expected to meet today to discuss the on going push for equal rights for all americans. rebecca? >> never lose that hope. okay faith, thank you. we turn now to the little league championships and the home run heard round the world.

california beat curacao6-5 in the little league championship game yesterday. will reeve is back with details. what a happy family to watch that happen. >> reporter: i know, right? hey, rebecca. imagine wake up as louis lappe. you could have sworn you hit a walk off home run to win the little league world series. turns out you did. it wasn't a dream. it was probably everything you ever dreamed of. that hit sent parents and fans into a frenzy. take a look. this morning a big celebration for a little league victory. el sugundo squaring off against curacao in the little league world series championship, all tied in the bottom of the last inning. >> curacao has not allowed a home run at the world series. >> reporter: the third base man louis lappe up at bat. >> i wanted to get a good hit on it and get the next guy up. we didn't need that to happen since i hit a dinger. >> reporter: a dinger indeed, lappe hitting this dramatic

walkoff home run to secure the championship win for his team. >> this game is over! >> it was the craziest thing to think, hey, i actually won it. it's so cool. >> look at them rush the field to celebrate. the first los angeles county team to win the little league world series in nearly 30 years. >> we did it. we're world champs. we love you. >> reporter: california's eight titles are the most for any u.s. state, but it's the first for a team from el segundo, their coach saying, what we did may never happen again in the history to el segundo. to which i say, keep dreaming because dreams clearly just came true, guys? >> well said. well said. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, the new study on the drugs wegovy and ozempic suggesting they can be used treating some symptoms of heart failure. dr. sutton has more. >> also this morning, as kids head back to school, how parents can help redefine success for

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ozempic and wegovy for weight loss may also be effective for reducing symptoms for those with a certain type of heart condition. abc news medical contributor dr. darien sutton, bring us the details. what is the study? >> the heart condition is heart failure. approximately there are 600,000 new cases each and every year. it happens when your heart can't effectively pump blood. that leads to congestion or retention of fluids, leads to swelling, but most importantly in the lungs it can lead to shorness of breath. they followed 500 people, all of whom were overweight and also had a specific type of heart failure. they found at the end of the year, those that use weekly injections of semaglutide had not only reductions in weight but also significant reductions in symptoms associated with heart failure and improvements in their exercise ability. >> what does this mean possibly long term? >> that's a question still yet to be understood how much if any does this medication need to be used in order to get these patients results. do these patients remain on

these medications forever? do we decrease the dosage or taper it down slowly? these are questions we still need to understand with research. it's important to note that this study was funded by the creators of wegovy. it doesn't delegitimatize the information but it is important to know where the data is coming from. >> it is good to note that. okay. we often hear about the side effects of these two. >> the common side effects were the side effects we see associated with these medications. headaches, dizziness, gastrointestinal symptoms. these medications increasingly are expensive and accessibility is becoming more of a problem. insurance companies are not covering it as much as they initially did. >> okay. gma3, we're gonna see you? >> we're gonna see me. >> dr. sutton, thank you. rebecca? as parents gear up for the start of the school year. hello, i see you. we are providing a blue print to help redefine what success is in her new book. seeing your kid accepted to

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absolutely. >> it is now time for i think this will be our favorite segment here, right? robin and amber's road to the ring. it is almost time for them to tie the knot. we are all excited about that. they were kind enough -- you know them. they are just too kind. they let us come along with these dress fittings and the cake tasting. >> which is an interesting combination. [ laughter ] >> wow, lara. wow. let's take a look. [ laughter ] >> t minus couple months. you ready? >> yep. >> let's go. we're going to the fitting. never thought i'd say that. >> on robin and amber's road to the ring. >> how are you? good to see you again. >> their first stop, the dresses. >> they're simple but they're powerful. >> i know you like simple. >> while we can't yet show off their full looks, from the sound of it, they're absolutely breathtaking. >> so stunning. love how it's cut with the shoulders. that's it.

>> do you want removable tulle? there are so many things you can do. >> as the tradition goes -- >> the final fitting we're going to do separately. >> i want us to each see each other in the final dress for the first time on the wedding day. >> robin and amber waiting to reveal their finished looks to each other until the big day. >> thank you. >> i don't want to cry. >> it's been fun watching, sweet amber. just watching her just get emotional and having fun and giggling. that's been the best part of it. >> i never really thought i would be doing this. just having it all unfold and discovering parts of myself i didn't really know were there has been fun. >> you cannot under estimate having a good wedding planner. joanne, she is phenomenal. thank you. the journey continues. >> what's more fun than

champagne? and next up, cake. with vincenzo the sweetest couple getting a taste of holy matrimony. for a love story 18 years in the making. >> wedding is the feeling of enchanted garden. colors are white, blush, pink, little bit of green. >> the elegant design is the icing on the cake. >> is she tradition without being tradition? >> beautiful. >> simple but yet makes a statement. >> oh, wow. >> we're cooking with gas now. >> oh boy. those flowers. they weren't real. >> do you know what? i'm kind of liking that look. maybe that will be it. [ laughter ] >> but you are thinking about the real flowers.

>> what's been your favorite part so far, robin? >> watching amber. she has just -- sorry. we are, i told you this earlier. we are deliriously happy. going through what we have gone through. sorry. thank you to our viewers. thank you for their well wishes. they know what we've been through. they're having fun with us. that's why we're sharing as much as we are. >> which isn't easy for you. so thank you. >> no. really not easy for sweet amber. but thank you. thank you. >> absolutely. >> can we get to ginger? [ laughter ] >> we can't wait for it. we'll be celebrating with you soon. i'm celebrating with tracy butler, my friend, who is the morning meteorologist at our station in chicago. you are going to be a judge for the tacos, but you brought the sunshine, lady. >> we went from 100 temperature degrees last week to picture perfect temperatures this morning.

>> it is glorious. i'm gonna take it down a moment. we do have to mention idalia. there is a hurricane making its way to the big bend of florida. we're watching watches for hurricane watches. tampa bay has to watch out. all the way back to drew: hazy sunshine today. a breezy afternoon. it is also a warm afternoon. it 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. our warmest cities inland going into the mid-90's. overnight, limited fog as our marine layer is compressed. 50's and low 60's heading into tuesday. that warmth is building over the next couple of days peaking on wednesday. sharply cooler by the end of the week. ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ >> great musical choice. perfect for our new series do or don't. we're looking at some of the hottest brand named items on the market. we're finding similar looks for less.

let's go. this morning gma lifestyle contributor lori b is here. all these looks are shopable by going to our website or scanning the qr code you see on your screen. we're looking at two sets of items. we're really going to confuse these. all of our models are twins. this is a high end version and then a great looking lesser -- >> a lot for less. there's a little advice that we want to give people. we think both options are great. you have to do what works for your budget. think about, do i want a long term investment piece? do i want to just try a trend? think about who you're buying for. >> i'm looking at the first item. one of these is something most of us will wear a lot. maybe that's one of the ones you go for the more expensive. >> exactly. >> without further ado, come on out here, girls. >> lara, as you mentioned a wardrobe staple, the denim jacket. are you ready to tell us which is the expensive look?

>> this is my job here today, to try to do this. i'm looking at the buttons. i'm looking at the stitching. i'm gonna go with the right. i'm going with this one. >> kristen and lindsey, will you reveal who is actually in the expensive look. it's lindsey. >> no. >> lara, great eye for detail. you were look at all the correct things. lindsey is wearing favorite daughter. this is a brand -- this jacket is nearly $200. this is from a brand very cool, very hip. jennifer anniston wore it with a pair of denim jeans. it just went -- >> bonkers. i wrote it down because it's supposed to be a great fit. >> it is. it's also 100% cotton. it has that great slouching fit. the one we found from amazon -- >> i have got to tell you, you cannot tell the difference. >> $32. it's from canton walker. it's cotton lining. the brand itself says they can't guarantee the wash. those are things to consider. but thank you, ladies. you both look beautiful. >> you tricked me.

i'm one down. >> okay. >> so now we're going to bring out our next models. >> we have shawnie and shay. they're modelling black joggers which is the transition pant for right now. can you tell me who is in the more expensive look? >> i'm trying. now i feel a lot of pressure. am i getting help over there? >> these are particularly tough. >> again, i'm looking at the details. i'm going with -- what's your name? >> shawnee. >> shawnee. >> correct. ding ding! these are $108. i think maybe -- the give away was the zippers. >> that's the reason why because those have zippers and those didn't. i don't care really about a zipper. >> that's a great point. you have to determine what's our third set of twins. >> okay. so we have ashley and

kimberly. this is a twofer, no pun intended, but we're looking at the t shirts and the sneakers . the t shirts and the sneakers . >> okay, well, i'm going to try . i'm. i can see the name of this. oh, okay. the name of. >> so should we just go ahead and reveal who's in the expensive look, the sneakers? >> yes. but i actually thought. i thought you were going to trick me. trick me? not t shirt looks more expensive. and these sneakers. i know. okay. >> so let me walk you through it. so we have ashley in this more expensive look. this is a skims t shirt. around $48. we approximated that same look at amazon for, like, about half the price. and then i just want to get to these sneakers. these are golden goose. people love the social currency they're $715. that's crazy. found these from steve madden under $80. >> those are so cute. so you know, but again, do what works for you. >> i love they're all great. >> i love it. twice as nice. come on out, ladies. thank you so much. and you guys can shop all of these looks by scanning the code right there or going to our website. good morning america .com. that was really

fun. i'm not really good at this. coming up what i am good at is eating tacos and we've got delicious ones live in chicago thanks to ginger friday on gma. >> it's sam hunt in a summer concert event. something about a summer in the sun friday. sam hunt performing for you live in central park only on good morning america's summer concert series sponsored by hot tools. >> he posts his thirst traps in a leather bound album. florida wants to retire and move to him. he's gary and i'm your first golden bachelor. , building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm jobina fortson from abc7 mornings. let's check in with sue hall for a look at traffic. hi sue. >> good morning, jobina. we're going to the san mateo bridge.

we had an accident. you can see this is part of the causeway bay, the flat section of the span. it's before this westbound 92 at claw water. apparently three lanes are blocked and that may be the reason you're seeing relatively light conditions at this section of the span. just be aware of that, jobina. >> thank you, sue. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> california the labor day telethon is back. bigger bolder and better than ever. now get 1.9% apr for 60 months plus 2000 bonus cash on a 2023 f-150 xlt. only at your california ford dealer. >> big news. powerball now draws three days a week. mondays wednesdays and saturdays. okay >> nuggets. >> we always have nuggets at

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to school week. >> that's at 9:00 on abc7. >> we'll see you in a half hour. we're taking a look at temperatures this morning and we're beginning to climb through the 60s if not the lower 70s already 71 in antioch, right, 62. in oakland, 64. right now in san jose, sutro tower. this morning, we have hazy sunshine out there good to moderate air quality throughout the day. here's how your forecast looks throughout the afternoon. we'll have warm temperatures by 4 p.m. it's also a breezy afternoon. our onshore flow expect winds gusting about 15 to 25mph. jobina >> thank you, drew. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. as always, you can find the news on our app and abc seven news.com. the news continues right now with good morning america >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> we are live from times square. it is time for tacos. we are travelling the country looking for the best of the best in our united states of tacos competition.

>> and the winners of each round will advance and come here to new york and compete for the title of gma's ultimate taco spot and our biggest prize ever. >> round 1 is about to go down in chicago. ginger has been there all morning long. hey, ginger. >> gio, good morning to you. hello, everybody from chicago up here at off shore at navy pier. we have a fantastic crowd. thank you for coming out. [ cheers ] of course, chicago does sports as well as they do food so their sports teams are representing with their mascots. we've got seven of thome. whoa. it is a big morning. we have the city's favorite places to get tacos going head to head in a first competition. on this side, we have marcos and oliver representing taqueria chi. [ cheers ]

are you all ready? and then on the turf side, taylor's tacos. [ applause ] okay. our judges for this round are the former chicago bears player and creative partner my friend here israel idonije. wonderful to have you. [ applause ] speaking of friends fellow meteorologist tracy butler. she's the morning meteorologist at our abc station in chicago here at wls. celebrity chefs. one of my favorite, fabio viabiani, everybody. before we get to the judging, because everybody is hungry, we have to know a little more about our competitors. please, learn here. take a look. it's a surf versus turf taco take down in the windy city. restaurant partners oliver and marcos mastered their tacos at their northwestern avenue

taqueria, giving the judges not one, but two weeks. >> we did cooked skirt steak and chorizo and avocado salsa. >> that tortilla topped with a crispy cheese for added crunching. >> taylor street, i don't know how you make your tacos but it's not like this. >> those are fightin' words. enter taylor's tacos run by maya and taylor. >> everybody that tries our tacos is in love. they stand out. they win every time. so we're going to win this. >> their sexy shrimp offering planning to override the judges' taste buds. >> we're giving you an authentic street taco with soul. we are giving you fiesta all in one bite. >> a tortilla, plus hot sauce, shredded shrimp, cilantro, pickled red cabbage not to

mention a secret special sauce. >> you are going down. [ applause ] >> fightin' words. now the moment we all have been waiting for. it is time to taste. let's learn how to make this. from taqueria chi, tell us about the two meats you're bringing. >> hi, ginger. how are you? good morning. we're so excited to be here. >> basically every morning we start with fresh matza that we get every morning. we press it just like this. then we get our tortillas. >> it comes out like this? >> this is the basis for all our tacos. we put a little crispy cheese. we take our fresh tortilla put it on top. gooey on the inside, crispy on the outside. then we start with our organic steak. our steak is good so we cook it medium rare. like to get that nice

tenderness. >> little pink in the middle. i love that. >> then we have green chorizo we put on top. not red, but green. has herbs, tomatillos, serano peppers. very nice bite. then we take avocado salsa. gives a little freshness and acidity. what exactly is in there? >> avocado, seranos, it is a raw salsa we make every day fresh. [ applause ] >> so tell us what you think. >> squeeze that lime. makes it so good. israel, tell us what you think? >> absolutely delicious. love the cheese, the steak, the flavors. nice work, gentlemen. >> great. does it have a burst of sunshine or what? >> oh my gosh, absolutely. this is just on fire. it is so good.

i love steak. [ applause ] >> fabio tell us where we're at. >> this taco has a good balance of beef and pork. they nailed it. very good. [ applause ] >> all right. it is on. taylor and maya, let's do this. let's talk about your sexy shrimp taco. tell me how to do it. >> first, thank you very much for having us. we are so stoked to be here. let's get right to it. first we have our corn tortilla that we get from el ray so we can support locally owned small businesses. [ applause ] we put a little hot sauce because we gotta have it a little spicy on this sexy shrimp taco. ta kro. then we pull our shrimp battered in rice flour so all our gluten-free friends can still enjoy. then we're going to put our secret salsa on. this is what made us famous. it's a nice creamy kind of soulful creama, if you will. then we add a little bit of cilantro, followed by a sprinkle of cheese.

gotta have the lime. >> always. >> then maya's pickled red cabbage. this is my beautiful wife right over here. [ applause ] these are named after her. >> fabio, tell us what you think. >> so the crisp, it's on fire. it's absolutely delicious. killer flavor. love the pico on top. one bite, 'cause when you have a good taco, you hold this in. these work perfectly. >> thank you. fabio gave me some criteria on judging. let me tell you, it helped. the secret is out on your salsa. it's unbelievable. israel? >> absolutely delicious. the flavors, explosion in my mouth. crispiness, the spiciness. loved it. >> let's do this. grab your paddles. grab your paddles. israel, tell us who wins. >> for me, taylor's tacos! [ applause ]

>> tracy. >> for me, steak always wins, taqueria chi. >> fabio can break the tie. >> it came down to both delicious, easier to eat, taylor's tacos! [ applause ] >> all right. everybody come on out. come on out. taylor's tacos, taqueria chi, come on out. [ applause ] we will see you both in new york to compete for the best taco across the nation. and the biggest grand prize ever. >> it is a great grand prize. we can't wait for everyone to come to new york so we can enjoy all of that delicious food. tomorrow they head to dallas. coming up we are celebrating the first female jockey. stay with us.

>> back with the remark blg story of cheryl white who made history at the first black female jockey at just 17 years old. her extraordinary life is at the center of a new novel called the jockey and her horse

by cheryl's beloved brother raymond white jr. she was the definition of a trail blazer, but you probably never heard her name. >> there was a time that she was a household name. she was viral before we knew what viral was. everywhere i went as a kid, everyone knew who cheryl white was. >> in 1971, cheryl white galloped into the world of horse racing and conquered the feat of becoming the first ever african-american woman jockey at just 17 years old. >> the grandstands were full. on her shoulders was the idea, if she wins it means women are equal, it means black people have a place in this sport. if she doesn't, it means the opposite. this is what a 17-year-old girl was carrying with her in the saddle. >> the daughter of a famous horse trainer, cheryl had been honing her skills since she was old enough to ride. and her brother raymond says she could race with the best of them. what were the qualities about her that made her such a great jockey? >> they say a good jockey, their back should be flat. you can put a cup of coffee on it.

her form was perfect. >> over the next two decadeses she kept making history of her own, winning 750 races and several coveted awards. how do you think we don't know that your sister is not more well known? >> my sister wasn't a great self-promoter. she was the type that just wanted to ride. she wanted to be left alone. she did not brag about herself. i was the bragger in the family. >> no! >> oh, yeah. >> the events of her life inspiring "the jockey and her horse" written by sara maslinere and cheryl's beloved brother, raymond white jr. how did this happen? >> sara contacted me through e-mail back in 2021 and said she bought a copy of "jet" magazine, the original copy my sister was on.

very self-proclaimed fan of cheryl white. >> she was the serena and venus williams of her time and she has been erased from history. >> the book is told from multiple perspectives, even at times through the eyes of cheryl's horse. >> every detail of the book, every race she ran, every setback is completely in keeping with her history. the part that's narrative fiction is that our cheryl goes on a journey and discovers that she's not singular, that she's part of a long legacy and a race legacy of black contributions to thoroughbred racing. >> you just called your sister a true american legend. >> she was a pioneer. at 17 during the turbulence that we had going on in the early '70s, she was amazing. to go through everything she went through, fighting for the right to ride and wanting to ride. >> raymond says he hopes the book inspires the next generation to ride toward their own finish line, whatever that may be. >> the book is not just to inspire children to be jockeys or ride horses, but to inspire them to be anything they want to be.

from an astronaut to a senator, a teacher, whatever you want to be, inspire to be, you can do that. >> so happy to share that story. we shot that at gallop nyc in queens. i read the book. it is called "the jockey and her horse." it's going to be available in september. it is brilliant. >> can't wait. >> there's a set that includes this really special toy, the doll of cheryl, on one of her favorite horses. i'm telling you, i didn't know. i didn't know. there are so many people who didn't. but we do now. we do now. okay. let's get to ginger in chicago with some special guests of her own. [ applause ] >> all the chicago sports teams have their mascots here. it's really fun to watch them dancing with the hot sauce. come to a game tonight and what a glorious week really it will be in chicago. lot of it has to do with that really cool air that has pulled in. it feels like autumn. it's gorgeous and will stay that

way. there's going to be a reinforcing shot of cool. even though we start in the 50s now, looks like we stay that way for much of the week along the great lakes. let' drew: it is a warm and breezy day. temperatures 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. 90's in our warmest spots inland. time now to make the joys of summer last all year long by bringing some of that beautiful garden greenery inside your home. our lifestyle contributor lori b, she's got you dressed. now she's going to green up your home with some very good evergreen tips. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. time to create your indoor oasis. this segment is sponsored by zevo. here's some ways to make your home feel like a floral paradise. >> so let's talk about the maybe not so green thumb.

what's a good place to start if we want to bring plants into the home? >> the farmers market is an excellent place to start. i love it because you're shopping local. i would opt for herbs, lara. we have some here. we have i would op for herbs. basil, rosemary, parsley. it does smell amazing. your food will taste fresher and you're saving money at the grocery store. you're checking all of the boxes. >> i have a big pot right outside my side door. i cut my herbs. it's so easy. i'm not very gifted in the plant department. i know. shocking, robin. let's talk flowers now. what if you want to bring some flowers into the house? >> okay. so if you want to bring flowers into the house that are outside and you want to bring them in, we would like to show you some good plants. geraniums and impatiens. they can bloom all year round. now is a good time to bring them inside. all you need to do is have a bright sunny window, right? you want to acclimate the temperature. keep the window open. you don't want a drastic temperature change. right now's a good time. that way you don't have to rebuy

them next year. you can have them all year long. >> all right. now we're moving on to this. we want to know about -- how do you know if a plant is needing more growing room? >> it's out grown its home. let me show you here. you can see through the drainage hole there's a root growing out. if you see that, it's not getting the nutrients that it needs. you want to take it out and put it in a new planter with fresh soil, like these. >> but they don't have holes on the bottom. >> no. just water those. put that right in. you want to give that plant access to new nutrients. if it's like that, it's outgrown its space at the time. >> bad nutrients. >> this fresh new soil is what will add new nutrients. >> let's talk about bugs. >> let's talk about them. >> i do love having plants. i have a tree in the house. i did have to get rid of one of them because i noticed some visitors. >> we don't want those. no one wants insects in their home.

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like mine just did, it means it needs water. if it comes out wet, that means you're good. we're just going to water this plant. we're going to toss it back to you. we're all set. >> great job. i learned a lot. i don't know about you. thank you, lori b. coming up a major milestone with disney and make a wish. and make a wish. both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms.

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flowing a little bit better on the span and then we have an accident in union city, northbound 880 at alvarado-niles, blocking lanes drew. >> hey, sue, temperatures were climbing through the 60s and low 70s already this morning. 70 in fairfield, 73 in antioch. so it will be a warm afternoon on the way live look outside our east bay hills camera. just a little bit of fog on the coastline this morning. it's hazy sunshine for the afternoon and it will be a warm one. temperatures going above average. it's also breezy later today, that onshore flow strengthening about 15 to 25mph. jobina >> thank you, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. and we will be back at 11 for midday live. and of course, our reporting continues now on our app and abc7 news.com. it's live app and abc7 news.com. it's live with kelly and mark today, tony award-winning broadway star victoria clark. plus, best-selling author, jenny mollen serves up a new twist on school lunches. also, the hosts are opening up their very special