did you see gabby's face, y'all? when you win the bronze -- that just happened.ring. >> it was really fun. >> we're going to be doing more of that this week, you guys. live look-ins. >> cool. >> it's so fun to be able to see it go down. and, you know, we've done stories, sg, on gabby, that she's a harvard grad and she's got -- >> studying epidemiology. she's majoring in neurobiology to become an epidemiologist. >> she's incredible. we still have allyson felix who has a race to run. there is a lot coming up on track and field. >> our first morning doing the opening ceremonies and now doing live events on our show. this is really exciting. >> and our first live from the bus of the u.s. gymnastics team coming over live like that. only for you, hoda, would they come straight from competition. and i don't think we even fed them, did we? >> craig tried with the sushi. >> they weren't having it. >> which one had the sushi, by the way? >> suni said she was going to try some and i think jordan was having her way with it. jordan was taking it. >> love it. >> you're going t

gabby, thank you so much congratulations.. how cool is she? >> unbelievable. so strong. let's show you what we've got going on as far as our weather today. we are looking at heavy showers and thunderstorms through the gulf heaviest rain is along the mid-atlantic coast making its way to the north and a few showers also out through the central plains 90s to 100s and teens into the southwest all the way up into the pacific northwest. 90s through much of the gulf coast. cools off here in the east, mid-atlantic states. a lot of rain. could be some significant flooding in the carolinas today. more rain also down in florida record highs continue out west plenty of sunshine midsection of the country with fire ri >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with clouds, but it will quickly clear out and we're looking at some cooler tomorrow.s for our inlane but then notice on friday it's going to heat up into the low 90s. it's also going to be pretty warm on saturday. then we go back down for early next week. san

the. >> you should be fan girling, gabby.nything about this surprise you at all? >> not at all. he's going to wake up in two weeks and tell me he's going to join the nhl >> that's the only frontier he hasn't concurred at this point what was it like for you watching back at home? >> it was surreal, you know? unfortunately, you know, we couldn't be there in person, but we had a great event sponsored by team usa. we had the whole family together in orlando at universal studios they really took care of us. and honestly, i'm so -- i'm just so happy he's here >> he wants the hardware >> he wants the hardware >> jet wants the hardware. >> yeah. he's going to throw it across the stage, though, if i give it to him >> totally >> are you going to be a speed skater or a baseball player? >> he's going to do whatever he wants. >> you had such an epic run in tokyo. it was hot you guys did it. >> it was hot, yeah. >> you know, it wasn't at all sure that you guys would come out with a medal you did so great how does it feel to be back and hav

but my wife gabby taught me a thing or two about how to listen and how to find common ground. now, she loved representing arizona in congress, and no one works harder than she does. neither of us expected that it would be me serving here in the united states senate. i might have been the astronaut, but it turned out that she is the one who would nearly lose her life serving our country. i'm so proud of her, of her relentless positivity that she brings to her continued rehabilitation. it inspires me each and every day. and i could not do this without her support or the support of my daughters, claudia and clare, my fitter grandchild sage -- my first grandchild sage who was born in may. i'm not so sure about her support, she's only two months old. in my first days here i spoke to republicans and democrats to work on emergency covid relief. for so many arizonans, the relief we got passed was a lifeline, the difference between bankruptcy and keeping the lights on, between losing their small business and paying their employees. i've heard that countless of times as i've traveled ac

gabby giffords was shot trying to meet her constituents. it was at a supermarket i believe.want to go home and be tethered to their districts and not be off had their own bubbles and they can't do it if they feel like somebody could show up with an assault rifle and kill them and their constituents or just start attacking them, the katie porter thing didn't involve guns but could have gotten dangerous. the cap does seem to be off after the riot in january and people will do what they do. >> also doesn't help when the former president of the united states continues to tell the big lie that stoked some of the anger and violence to begin with. there are structural security questions but also just keep throwing logs on the fire, you're asking for it. i want to come back, somewhat related to the security conversation, among those who said she needs private security the woman on "state of the woman" cori bush. she was a democratic hero most of the week because she helped pressure the biden white house to take action on the eviction band. she gave an interview and said this. >> i h

we've got new, we've got gabby, somebody told me we got to work and let me get 40 acres in you. but we did give me the time. can you now, there is no program or promise that a president can bake the federal government going to come in and do their, the condition of black veterans and white veterans diverse even though when they return from the war they were ecologically similar families, public housing then became a black phenomena. the people who fall into this category, they have to wear society. it's not anytime nature down and people constantly change the cities in the attic with the service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african americans. garbage collection wasn't picked up as frequently. streets were repaired as well, conditions, deteriorated, and urban areas became squanders. i would like to run america knows in this and say, take a look at it. you want to reject it, go ahead. well, i certainly would, wouldn't have to think that anybody is what i said they were given up. hope what i'm saying is that society has failed. the hope of the people who live i

. >> casey, bowe, young, cory, jojo, tasha, jacketor, gabby, kip, kyra. >> does your mom forgot the order help but stand out especially in clayt alabama rolling around in the old shuttle burks the only thing her dad could find to hold them all. >> took out interior and put in different seats and had a time-out chair in front. >> reporter: we met kenni before the pandemic took hold. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> reporter: this is just a warmup for you? >> just a warmup. >> reporter: working hard to make her olympic debut, finally. five years ago kenni walked into the olympic trials the hands down favorite but then came the starting gun. >> harrison is second. >> reporter: kenni finished sixth. in just 12.62 seconds her real olympic dreams were suddenly gone. >> i was kind of like shocked and numbed that i didn't make it. >> reporter: but it was even more baffling when two weeks later kenni did this. >> she's broken the world record. kenni harrison. >> reporter: your face in that moment was priceless. >> yeah. >> reporter: you were just in disbelief. >> i just see wr and i thought o

and recently, i'm pleased to say the chamber was that extra tre, gabby international of the 2 years. he says one out of 3 businesses, he and the gambia may not survive the big one out of 6 businesses that do survive. i expected to face long term cash flow problems that could mean more job losses or outright closures for some was a business in europe and asia. i beginning to recover from covered 90 disruptions. remington will be living abroad accounting for with 20 percent of the g d. p is expected to return to its pre covered 90 levels. that means more uncertainties for families and the economy of the gambia. the united nations is warning climate change is on the brink of becoming irreversible. that's pushing people to find new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. one company in july is turning to insects . our latin america editor, lucy, and newman, has the story from the city of chalka. they feed night and day at staggering speed. one kilo of black soldier fly eggs, eat 25 tons of le ganeth residue in just one week. could he still impartially the co founder and general manager

bronze went to american epidemiologist gabby thomas. and history in freestyle wrestling.astop became the first black woman from the u.s. to win gold. >> i knew i could do it when i first started wrestling, i felt that i could be an olympic champ so i kept going. i did it. >> tom, after that incredible race in the men's 400-meter hurdles the women are next. >> both rivals are american. sydney mclachlan versus defending olympic champion delilah mohammed. >> thanks very much. just after she finished her last event in tokyo, i had a chance to talk to gymnast suni lee about her remarkable success in tokyo. >> the all-around gold medal i didn't expect, but i am grateful to go home and say that i'm an olympic gold medalist. >> simone biles is an olympic gold medalist and you competed against her. i could cut the tension in the nerve with a knife. how did you feel? >> it was very nerve-racking, but i know once i was on the beam it didn't feel as nerve-racking so i calmed down a little bit. >> no, she's a goat and we all knew she would do incredible. >> simone and i had the conver

victory in the 200 as she did in rio 5 years ago, christine and both of namibia took silva ahead of gabby thomas in said andy richardson was in the stadium watching. well, we may not have you sign both in park here, but we do have another jamaican sprint. superstore. elaine thompson, her winning the 200 meters, adding that to the 100, meet the title she wants to few days ago. so doubling up on the 10200, just as she did rio in 2060 in silver metal position. christina bama of the maybe a really interesting case with her due to her naturally occurring testosterone levels. she's not allowed to compete in the 400 meters. he switched to the 200 meters just a few weeks ago. now hey, she is as an island pick silver medalist as to thompson, hara well forward fitness permitting. she will be going again at the paris 2024 games, adding for both style 3 pete winning, the $1200.00 at 3 consecutive olympic games. harris is like, yes it is in the book, but take it year by year, which i'm looking forward for our championship kaiser before paris. now on wednesday, she found her son will continue with her

that you gratian, gabby, people, into liberal, barry, this is much more difficult than the integration the syrian people. so if we don't take care and they didn't protect more than the immigration crisis, coloring to redeem change and call, it could become much, much worse then the crisis we have faced in 2013 and we have to be careful and we have to protect board and we have to have people and maybe at the level we're kind of big, but never, never let them come to europe. what concerns do you have, particularly, i know there are concerns across europe on this, but the threat of terrorism now coming out of afghanistan, since we seen the advent of isis k. i mean, you noticed the terrorism of the weight and the muslim bird has changed the last, the last 2030, the, the, the example on the move them country a multicolored, hard to do, but we will have the in clerks of some but that is not a problem, the problem is the number of people who are good social life by war and under the condition or right now, 50 percent, or ask me all the act. heidi, over and over represent the crime, especially

this week's winner is gabby put on a mask.ask in your own home. national institute of health director who i normally like at this disturbing message for parents this morning, francis. >> it is clear that this variant is capable of causing serious illness and children. the recommendations are for kids under 12 they avoided being in places where they might get infected, which means recommendations of mask wearing in schools and at home. parents of unvaccinated kids should be thoughtful about this. the recommendation is to wear a mask there as well. i know that's uncomfortable, that seems weird. is the best way to protect your kids. [laughter] that does not seem weird it all that's totally normal. a few hours later the director backtracked with this post let me clarify the message i garbled on with high covid transmission rates went out in public indoors setting to minimize unvaccinated kids note need to mask at home. he said that so plainly. will they ever stop the panic? fox news a medical correspondent author of covid the poli

and gabby thomas is a halve grad and epidemiology, now she can add an olympic bronze to her resume.le in the field, chris nelson won silver for team usa in the men's pole vault final, clinching a final spot clearing a height of 19.5 feet. history made on the wrestle as tamera mensah-stock the first woman ever to win gold in the sport. the u.s. is now a step closer to gold medals in a slew of team sports. competing in the win or go home baseball section of the bracket after monday's loss to japan, team usa defeated 3-1 the u.s. women's basketball team defeating australia 75 to 49. and the absence of two injured starters to defeat the dominican republic and advance to the semifinals. time for the weather. let's go to meteorologist janessa webb for the for raft, how, janessa, how is it looking? >> hi, jonathan, i wish i had better news, sloppy day on the east coast. yesterday, we were talking about that fall feel. things will start to change. we're in august and this is the hottest month. a few more days of cooler temperatures but the rain is still going to be impact across the east co

. >> gabby thomas.iends decide they will shab the celebration >> is that amazing >> i love it >> breaking news, simone biles is out of the team competition first just tell me you're okay >> yes, i'm okay >> what you guys did in that moment, nothing short of incredible >> wow suni lee >> the olympic all-around gold winner >> did you ever imagine that you would be leaving here with a medal in every single color? >> no. >> jade carey, gold medal. >> it was like gymnastics palooza. >> being an og of the team, i want to do this for us >> simone biles is back. >> whooo >> at the end of the day, we're not just athletes or entertainment. we're human, too, and we have real emotions. >> hands in the air like you just don't care! >> carissa moore, aloha and congratulations. >> yes, he can >> wow >> jager eaton with a medal around his neck. >> proudly called team usa silver medalists >> bronze medal for the u.s. women's national team. >> that is it! the united states has won the gold medal >> i'm so happy i get to

harvard grad gabby thomas taking home bronze in the 200-meter final.an emotional historymaking moment, tamyra mensah became the first black woman to win olympic gold in wrestling for the u.s. and simone biles has now left tokyo and she's back in the united states. she's been on instagram posting her thanks and said she'll forever cherish this unique olympic experience. she wants to thank everyone for their love and support. she has made such an impact at these games. what a champion. >> certainly has. >> yes, she has. >> thank you, james. >>> a lot more coming up on "gma" including the midflight altercation. fallout after flight attendants taped an unruly passenger to his seat. plus, with hundreds of flights canceled, when is this going to end? >>> and rihanna's milestone officially a billionaire. we'll tell you about her journey coming up. >>> but first, good morning, ginger. >> we've been following that dixie fire which has now jumped to 254,000 acres. adthovhectures show you the ased they have highways closed and they are seeing reinstated evacuatio

quick quiz name your siblings >> casey, bo, hyung, corey, jojo, corey, victor, gabby, kip.ve seen my journey. i know they are so proud of me and signaling to them it brought so much emotion over me and i >> by the way, your mom and dad, they are something special, aren't they? >> they are. >> i was hearing about when your parents were trying to figure out how to cart around ten kids, they got like a marriott van and had to rework it so they could pile all the kids in is that how it went down >> yes i remember going to elementary school in a bus and everyone used to think, oh, what preschool are you going to and i'm like, i'm going home this is our family car so i just brought a lot of, like, laughter to that >> what do you think your parents did? because you are a lovely human being, you are driven, you are humble like you have all of the things that you want your child to be what was it that your parents taught you growing up? >> i just think they live by example. they're hard working people and, you know, they taught me not to give up and to accomplish your goals, you hav

but my wife gabby taught me a thing or two about how to listen and how to find common ground. now, she loved representing arizona in congress, and no one works harder than she does. neither of us expected that it would be me serving here in the united states senate. i might have been the astronaut, but it turned out that she is the one who would nearly lose her life serving our country. i'm so proud of her, of her relentless positivity that she brings to her continued rehabilitation. it inspires me each and every day. and i could not do this without her support or the support of my daughters, claudia and clare, my fitter grandchild sage -- my first grandchild sage who was born in may. i'm not so sure about her support, she's only two months old. in my first days here i spoke to republicans and democrats to work on emergency covid relief. for so many arizonans, the relief we got passed was a lifeline, the difference between bankruptcy and keeping the lights on, between losing their small business and paying their employees. i've heard that countless of times as i've traveled ac