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gio? >> gio: got to be careful along the coast.>> now to the race for the white house, both vice president harris and former president trump concentrating on pennsylvania this weekend. abc's jay o'brien is in chicago. that's the site of next week's democratic national convention. jay, good morning, again. >> reporter: good morning, gio. we are just days away from the curtain going up at the dnc in chicago. before that, the harris and trump campaigns are barnstorming that must-win battleground state of pennsylvania giving their dueling visions on a top issue for voters, the economy. this morning, both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump barnstorming the key battleground state of pennsylvania. harris and her new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz beginning a bus tour in pittsburgh tomorrow. >> hello, family and friends. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: fresh off the vice president laying out her economic plan and the first major policy speech of her just weeks-old campaign. >> compare my plan wit

gio?gio: so many twists and turns in this case. thank you, mary, for covering it all. we're going to turn now the nationwide at&t outage overnight because of a software issue. senior correspondent aaron katersky is here with more. this issue has been resolved, but this isn't the first time customers have dealt with this. >> reporter: it's not, gio. in fact, we were probably having a similar conversation around this time last year. but now, at&t said a software issue disconnected customers from its wireless network instead of the usual bars of service in the corner of their phones, customers saw sos. at&t said we apologize for the inconvenience. we appreciate our customers' patients as we work to resolve this issue. the outages seem to have started in the southeast, maybe florida, but within minutes spread across the country, affecting primarily iphones but some other devices. this happened one day after at&t agreed to pay $1 million to solve an investigation that found at&t failed to deliv

gio? >> gio: unbelievable to see that home.ight, reena, thank you so much. >>> let's get the latest now on ernesto's track and timing from somara theodore. good morning, somara. we have been dealing with ernesto for a long time now. >> somara: that's right, gio. and just 24 hours ago, we were talking about how ernesto was hitting bermuda, and now it's more than 200 miles away, on the move. about 85-mile-per-hour wind gusts. while it's still a tropical storm it actually re-strengthened to cat 1 status before diminishing in strength passing newfoundland monday. take a look from maine down to florida, lit up in red, that's because we have a high risk for rip currents. their waves could reach 8 feet. you saw what reena was dealing with at rockaway beach and this could be a persistent issue through monday. we're also keeping a close eye on the pacific. hawaii, good morning. i'm talking to you. over the next seven days, we're watching for two disturbances by the end of the week into next weekend. we are going to keep a close eye on t

gio?o: all right, zohreen shah there in las vegas, thank you so much. whit? >> whit: all right, gio. for more on the campaign, let's bring in abc's chief washington correspondent, jon karl, who will be hosting "this week" later on this morning. jon, good morning to you. always great to have you. you interviewed jd vance and asked him about whether trump believes that he's ready on day one. let's take a look. >> most people, 99% of the country, they don't vote on who the vice presidential nominee -- they're voting for donald trump or for kamala harris, not for jd or tim walz, right? but what i think he does believe is, because he made it the main focus of his vetting process, do i think this person could be president on day one if god forbid something happens? yes. i'm sure donald trump is confident in my abilities. i also think that he's right, that the politics don't really matter that much. >> whit: jon, will that satisfy those who have been questioning his readiness? >> jonathan: well,

gio: right?fort food. we want to use different textures, differ flavors. we've got this dressing. i use butter milk instead of oil. it's a caesar you can use every day. instead of just romaine, i'm adding in ridicchio, napa cabbage. different textures, kind of fun, exciting, creative. >> gio: can i just tell you, this tastes like there's beef in here. >> that's awesome. that's the point. >> gio: you would never know. you would never know the difference. all right. well, thank you very much, max. >> thank you. >> gio: appreciate it. you can get these recipes on good morning america.com. we'll be right back. >> robin: mama approves! we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excus

gio?gio: thank goodness this was caught early but it's critical that we find out exactly what happened here. this cannot happen at u.s. airports. >> overseas now. russia launching a anywaying wide attack across ukraine one of the largest of the war. ian pannell joins us live with details. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning. ever since ukraine launched its ground incursion into russia about three weeks ago we've been expecting a strong response from the kremlin. looks like it's happening right now. a massive nationwide attack under way across ukraine. president zelenskyy saying it's one of the biggest of the 2 1/2 year long war. russia apparently firing around 100 drones, more than 100 missiles. things keep changing a bit. mainly targeting though ukraine's already damaged water plant. in kyiv residents seeking shelter under ground. air defenses shooting down many of the missiles and drones. as you know, i just returned from ukraine. what you hear a lot is frustration about the lim

gio? >> gio: such a mystery.ht, melissa, thank you so much for that. >>> and one of the two doctors charged in the overdose death of beloved actor matthew perry appeared in federal court in los angeles on friday. dr. mark chavez surrendered his medical license as part of a plea agreement. he's expected to plead guilty in the coming weeks to conspiring to distribute ketamine. chavez is facing up to ten years in prison. rhiannon? >> rhiannon: there is a new twist in the long-running legal saga of adnan syed, syed, you might remember, was featured on the hit podcast "serial." the maryland supreme court upholding a decision to reinstate his murder conviction and ordering a new hearing. the court ruling that the 2022 hearing that freed syed violated the legal rights of the victim's family. syed remains free this morning. >> whit: communities across the country on alert as cases of mosquito-borne viruses are on the rise. abc's em nguyen is joining us now, and, em, these warnings are happening on a very busy holiday wee

gio? >> gio: that is the hope. such a troubling story. all right.k you so much. >>> the fda has rejected a psychedelic treatment along with therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder in adults. the treatment is a pharmaceutical version of mdma. the fda citing a lack of data and requesting additional trials. the drugmaker lykos therapeutics says it plans to request a meeting with the fda to ask the agency to reconsider the decision. >>> all right, time for another check of the weather now with somara theodore, and she's right here with the weather. and it's looking really beautiful in florida, somara. >> somara: it is. you know, all eyes all week have been on debby, rightfully so, but as debby departs, now we're talking about the heat, and this is lauderdale-by-the sea. good morning, florida. all right. so let's talk numbers, shall we? you are under a heat advisory in the state of florida. parts of georgia into south carolina and even in texas, we have triple-digit feel-like temperatures today. it feels like 111 in corpus christi. houston, 103. miami

gio? >> gio: a lot to watch there. terry, thank you very much.nd. hotels are shutting down due to a water line break. >> this is not on your typical bingo card of things that could go wrong to dash your trip of a life time. a busted pipe forcing major immediate changes to grand canyon national park operations, including a forced shutdown of all lodging in the park on one of the most booked up weekends of the year. this morning a bad break for tourists at grand canyon national park just before labor day weekend. >> grand canyon closing on labor day weekend is insane. >> reporter: they are shutting down after four water line breaks forced park officials to impose water restrictions. there's no water being pumped in. spigots at camp sites are turned off. no fires allowed. and people have to make other plans. >> roller coaster of emotions. like, do i scrap the whole thing? do we drive there and sleep in the car? do we just scramble through everything? >> reporter: alex martinez and his father have had a trip on the books for over a year. a 24 mile ri

the gio version. >> the gio version.otein content is a little bit higher. i'm making sure always to balance out the protein fats and carbohydrates because i want to make sure the cells are being fed and people are meeting their nutrient needs. here we've got 100% corn tortillas. it's delicious. >> whit: maya feller, thank you. we got the extra taco for gio. three of them. you can scan the qr code or get them on our website. coming up andy roddick is here live. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliabitisn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> lara:

gio? >> gio: all right.lexis, thank you so much. >>> we turn to a looming strike by railroad workers in canada. one of the unions issued a strike notice after the freight trains resumed operations following a brief lockout. negotiations are expected throughout the weekend. a strike could severely impact both the u.s. and canadian supply chains, so that's something we really have to watch out for. >> all right. time for another check of the weather. somara theodore is back, and you are watching the tropics, there's some action going on. >> somara: we're headed to the pacific. there is a lot of action going on there. take a look, guys. what we have right now are a few areas of disturbance and we have this 80 chance of development in the next two days. hurricane gilma, hawaii not to worry. tropical storm hone, this is the one we want to look at. take a look here and see the big island, hilo under -- big island with the city hilo under a tropical storm warning. you will get a brush of a tropical storm. as it pas

, gio.e turn to the rescue of an 8-year-old boy in the arizona builderness after going missing on a trip to a cave getting separated from his parents. trevor sault ault is back with story. it has a happy ending this time. >> it does. it was quite scary for awhile. this 8-year-old spent the night alone in the rain. it took a massive effort and even a rescue team from the other side of the country to get him back safely to his parents. this morning the dramatic moments an 8-year-old boy is rescued in arizona. he and his family were visiting the lava river cave, the longest in the state, stretching 3,820 feet. around 6 p.m. wednesday night the family last saw him at the mouth of the cave and then he disappeared. >> they just came out of the cave and noticed that he was miss. >> reporter: family and law enforcement frantically searching the area. panic growing as the rain began to fall and darkness set in. >> when you get rained on and you are out overnight there's a concern for hypo therplia. >

gio?gio: all right, jay, thank you so much. and we want to remind you that abc news will host the first presidential debate between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. it takes place on september 10th in philadelphia's national constitution center beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern moderated by our own david muir and linsey davis. live right here on abc and streaming on disney+ and hulu. mary? >> mary: and we cannot wait for that. >>> and now to the middle east and hope this morning that a cease-fire deal is close between israel and hamas. abc's tom soufi burridge is in tel aviv with the latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mary. yeah, after days of talks, president biden saying gaza cease-fire and hostage agreement is closer than ever, but the reaction so far from israel and hamas has been muted. this is not a done deal. this morning, with the war raging on in gaza, president biden saying, a cease-fire and hostage agreement between israel and hamas

gio?o: britt, thank you so much for your reporting and the white house is watching these developments overnight very closely. let's go there right now. abc's maryalice parks is following that side of the story. good morning, maryalice. what do you hear? >> reporter: the white house is telling us that has been closely monitoring these events, talking to his national security team throughout the evening. the administrative officials have been talking continuously to their israeli counterparts. the spokesperson wrote, we will keep supporting israel's right to defend itself, and we will keep working were regional stability. that is the concern. the u.s. has been on high alert these last few weeks rushing an additional carrier strike group to the region to deter iran as weighing its own possible retribution strikes against israel. the region as you heard there, just more intense after those back-to-back assaults. the big question now, will this escalation overnight impact those ceasefire talks

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now we're going to bring in gio benitez. he's live with a look at his sit down interview with the alaska airlines pilot who tried to shut down the engines mid-flight. that is coming up on gma. >> good morning gio. >> hey kumasi. hey reggie. good morning. yeah this is a really unbelievable story. and we were actually there in the bay area talking to him because he and his wife, they are now telling their story and they want to be very upfront about what it is that happened to him and what he says happened to him. and they want to make change. they want to make change for medical care among pilots. so let's go ahead and take a look at a little bit of this interview. and then we'll talk about the change they want to make in a second. >> there was a feeling of being trapped. like, am i trapped in this in this airplane. and now i'll never go home. there was always that feeling of not really being in the present moment. and i need to wake up, essentially wake up from this experience. this is not real. i need to wake up. there are

here's abc news reporter gio benitez. >> former alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson is telling his sidestory after he was pulled off a flight in cuffs for allegedly trying to crash a passenger jet. >> it's 30s of my life. i wish i could change, and i can't. >> last october, he was hitching a ride in the cockpit jump seat on a flight from everett, washington, to san francisco when he says he began to hallucinate. >> there was a feeling of being trapped. like, am i trapped in this, in this airplane? this is not real. i need to wake up. >> he stood up in the cockpit and pulled these red handles that are meant to shut off the engines in the case of a fire. thankfully, it didn't work. did you know what the levers were at the time? >> what i thought is, this is going to wake me up. i know what those levers do in a real airplane. right. and i need to wake up from this. >> two days before the flight, emerson says he took psychedelic mushrooms, hoping that it would help with depression. he blames that and a lack of sleep for the episode. >> coming into this, i hadn't really been sleeping a lot.

that is -- gio, what do you think? >> gio: i'm glad they have chocolate. rather -- i mean, this, you guys delicious. but these are healthier and sampling gluten-free so there is that. and try out your own risk but for me, it was not the winner that some of these viral recipes have been. it is not bad for tobit is just if i have the choice. >> honesty. we are heading back to college station, texas, where the aggies are getting ready to take on notre dame fighting irish tomorrow. ike ejiochi and the essentials you need game day ready. good morning. >> hey, good morning, what is going on? we have a great crowd here. don't we? [cheers and applause] >> but obviously, we need some swag for these fans to show up there fandom. why do we have going on here restaurant. >> weather going to the game or staying home and watching the game, show your school pride. first up the college collection and how amazing is this questioning. >> very nice retro look. they don't want to wear this one? crickets but check out these amazing models. though hoodie, long sleeve. now they

. >> gio: summer of streaming.their favorite shows, setting new records for popular series with the most anticipated season finale still to come. ♪ >> rachel: and medal mania. the u.s. upping its count in the summer games. golden girls simone biles and katie ledecky doing it again. with more spectacular showings in the pool and on the field. ♪ >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us, and great to have rachel and will back at the desk this morning. we got a lot to cover here. of course, the presidential race heating up overnight with donald trump campaigning in the battleground state of georgia at the very same arena where vice president kamala harris held a rally just four days ago. >> will: at home economic uncertainty turning to positive news for homebuyers. we'll break down the latest decline in mortgage rates and home prices in many parts of the country. >> rachel: but we want to begin with tropical storm debby, the storm picking up steam in the gulf of mexico overnight. more than 10 mi

no i did not expect that he hung out with abc's gio benitez became a judge on a reality show. >> yes. >> hello. hello, noah. >> how are you, my friend? >> and was so busy he even gave a little yawn and wave to gma. everybody say hello to grandpa jack. of course, noah also made countless appearances on ellen, oftentimes with his grandfather. he and grandpa jack are still coming to the fair together. >> when i was a kid, i used to show cattle here at the fair. i that's why i brought him here, because i came here as a kid. >> in addition to going to high school and playing football. >> we both fell asleep during i. >> noah now also has a youtube channel where he frequently posts movie reviews with grandpa jack. his account is called the apparently kid. apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. but no matter how famous or busy noah gets, apparently he will always still have a soft spot for these grounds. >> see, i think i think i'll come here every year when they have it. i'll keep the streak going, >> i love him so much. guys, doesn't that take you back?

. >> gio >> gio: good morning, america. deadly storm.esto blamed for at least two rip current deaths in the u.s. 10 million americans on the east coast under alerts this morning

here's abc news reporter gio benitez. >> former alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson is telling his side of the story after he was pulled off a flight in cuffs for allegedly trying to crash a passenger jet. >> its 30s of my life. i wish i could change, and i can't. >> last october, he was hitching a ride in the cockpit jump seat on a flight from everett, washington, to san francisco when he says he began to hallucinate. >> there was a feeling of being trapped, like, am i trapped in this, in this airplane? this is not real. i need to wake up. >> he stood up in the cockpit and pulled these red handles that are meant to shut off the engines in the case of a fire. thankfully, it didn't work. did you know what the levers were at the time? >> what i thought is this is going to wake me up. i know what those levers do in a real airplane, right? and i need to wake up from this. >> two days before the flight, emerson says he took psychedelic mushrooms, hoping that it would help with depression. he blames that and a lack of sleep for the episode. >> coming into this, i hadn't really been sleeping a

helping dogs dog healthy. >> gio: good morning, america. battering bermuda. island with winds over 80 miles per hour and up to 9 inches of rain possible.

here's abc news reporter gio benitez and this morning's gma first look, an abc news exclusive. >> theent warning about your car key fob. benjamin reynolds ran out to start his car on a cold winter evening in washington, d.c. >> went into the house to get the dog. when i turned around to come back out, the car was gone. >> but he had taken the key fob inside with him. i was under the impression that you can start it and walk away from it, but it won't move unless the key is in the vehicle. we see just how quickly it can happen. so here's the issue. i'm going to leave this car running. i have the key fob with me. officer watson is going to come in here. she doesn't have the key fob. she's going to put the car into gear and she's going to be able to drive right off again. i still have the key. we follow her as she drives through a neighborhood and down busy d.c. streets, all without the key fob. and coming up at 7 a.m, we're going to tell you what tips police have for you. with your gma first look i'm gio benitez abc news new york. >> well, if you're looking for a texas style barbecue lo

. >> gio benitez now joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at seven on good morning> and good morning to you on this saturday coming up here on gma, an alleged drunk driver now facing charges in the deaths of nhl star johnny gaudreau and his brother. the two were killed while riding their bikes in new jersey on the eve of their sister's wedding. what we're learning about that horrific collision. also here at the end of summer travel rush, it is here, and the tsa estimates that it will screen more than 17 million passengers for this labor day holiday period. the advice on the best times to travel to beat the holiday rush and the first official weekend of college football is here. we're going to take a look at the top matchups of the weekend. we are live with the espn college gameday team as they take over college station, texas. an exciting weekend ahead. that's all coming up right here on gma. >> san jose is now ranked the number one most expensive city to buy or rent compared to the most populous cities across the country. that's according to a study by real estate

here's abc news reporter gio benitez. >> former alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson is telling his sidee story after he was pulled off a flight in cuffs for allegedly trying to crash a passenger jet. >> it's 30s of my life. i wish i could change, and i can't. >> last october, he was hitching a ride in the cockpit jump seat on a flight from everett, washington, to san francisco when he says he began to hallucinate. >> there was a feeling of being trapped. like, am i trapped in this? in this airplane? this is not real. i need to wake up. >> he stood up in the cockpit and pulled these red handles that are meant to shut off the engines. in the case of a fire. thankfully, it didn't work. did you know what the levers were at the time? >> what i thought is, this is going to wake me up. i know what those levers do in a real airplane. right. and i need to wake up from this. >> two days before the flight, emerson says he took psychedelic mushrooms, hoping that it would help with depression. he blames that and a lack of sleep for the episode. >> coming into this, i hadn't really been sleeping a lo

yes teri and gio, we end exactly where we began.e on a chilly parisian morning at the trocadero with the eiffel tower behind us. except that this time we have a cache of gold that we're taking home with us and our beloved steph curry. boy, did he bring it. he's got four championship rings, and now he has a really nice gold necklace to go with it. let's show you what it was like in bercy arena. you saw it on tv. it was mesmerizing. just crazy in there. the warrior star, with his signature sharpshooter styl, eschewing team usa basketball to its fifth straight gold medal, electrifying a hard fought victory against the host nation france, winning 98 to 87. in the end, it was curry at his finest with four three pointers in the final moments, closing out the game with his night night taunt curry scoring a team high of 24 points and he could not contain his excitement. posting his video on x curry, thanking fans for the love and the support in the locker room with his teammates talking victory. now the basketball superstars all smiles at t

gio. speaking of homeless encampments, san francisco mayor london breed is issuing a new order when it comes to clearing encampments. she's now directing city staff to first offer homeless people bus tickets to head out of town before any other services. new data found. 40% of the city's unhoused say they came from another county or state cities ramping up its encampment sweeps with two major sweeps this week alone. well, new at 11. could artificial intelligence make the streets of san jose safer? that city is using ai in an effort to fix some key issues. here's nbc's jocelyn moran. the city of san jose just received a quarter of $1 million grant to use ai to detect things like illegal parking and bike lanes. the goal is to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. the city of san jose has made it clear it wants to use artificial intelligence to help fix some of its problems. now, the city has just received a $260,000 grant from the toyota mobility foundation to use ai and computer

si la demanda principal es que se termine el contrato que tiene con gio para manejar los centros de detenciónatamente. ese contrato es por 1.5 mil millones de dólares. y este diciembre, por primera vez en años, el acuerdo está sujeto a una renegociación. la delegación buscaba entregar la carta en persona, pero ningún representante de ice salió a recibirla. también nos comunicamos por correo electrónico con la oficina de ice en san francisco sobre esta protesta afuera de sus instalaciones. pero seguimos esperando una respuesta. por parte de libertad pedraza y hace unos minutos la compañía geo group nos contestó por correo electrónico y nos dijo lo siguiente. lo voy a citar tal como lo enviaron. geo se opone a las acusaciones que se ha hecho con respecto a los servicios que brindamos en los centros de procesamiento de ice contratados por geo. estamos orgullosos del papel que nuestra empresa ha desempeñado durante casi 40 años para apoyar la misión del servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas de estados unidos y también en san francisco, la ciudad continúa sus esfuerzos para desalojar los ca

transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with the latest on this tragedy.ood morning, gio. >> reporter: michael, good morning. this was incredibly tragic and troubling. you can see that crash right there. still this morning, days later, we still don't know what happened. so many families are left grieving. over the weekend the families of the 62 people who died in that plane crash gathering together just hours after investigators recovered the black boxes. terrifying video captured the final moment. you can see the atr turbo prop operated by a brazilian airline, spinning down. the crash hidden behind a row of trees, but we see smoke billowing after the plane crashed in a residential area. the big question now, how did it happen? >> if looking at the pictures of this airplane, literally falling, it was clear it was a stall situation. the question, is when did they get into it, in terms of altitude and why could they not get out of it? >> reporter: the plane was not that old. it flew about 14 years. some experts wonder if ice could have built up on the wings.

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can you toss out that extent this is one of the coolest mathematics areas that gio map. i'm sure people know what gerrymandering is it's drawing the lines of the districts the congressional and local districts in a way that guarantees a g certain party a win. it makes the district noncompetitive. and gerrymandering is so rampant that happens every 10 years after the senses and the constitution says we should be redistricting after headcount. first there's a reapportionment of those 435 seats according to how the population is distributed now 10 years later and then it's go time for districting. so you know how many seats you are getting. gerrymandering is so rampant that over 90% of districts are uncompetitive. that's millions and millions of us who live in districts where a vote just does not matter. we might not vote for a representative local or state. mathematics is, if obviously not just a math problem. a weird looking district sure might fail the eyeball test. is that border so weird but there might be geography that you are forced to follow the line of the river w

bigad, thanks very much, gio. all right. bigad wait. i'm going to wait to see that. okay.eople in san francisco today rallying this morning supporting the venezuela's opposition candidate, recognizing him as the official winner of the presidential election. the country held a controversial presidential election last sunday. both incumbent president nicolas maduro and opposition leader edmundo gonzalez erika claimed victory, but tally sheets from voting locations, so gonzalez yuridia was the clear winner, winning 66% of the vote compared to maduro's 31%. demonstrators think the united states for being among the countries recognizing what they call the true winner. everybody wants a maduro out of the regime of the government because it is not good for the venezuelan people. venezuela do want change, do want change. maduro in a peaceful way. so that's why we, we, we would like to and we need the international community to, to recognize edmundo gonzalez's, win. venezuela's electoral body is loyal to maduro's regime. it says maduro was reelected to a third term after winning 51

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