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amy poehler is live in times square. >> it's go time! >> robin: and it's go time on the court. is taking home the title? the nba finals tips off tonight. and these guys have more than a few feelings about it. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> george: i don't think we have ever packed so many good mornings into an open. [ laughter ] i'll add one more. good morning america. we are going to begin with d day. president biden is in normandy to commemorate d-day. >> whit: the president greeting the veterans one by one this morning. >> robin: david muir just sat down with the president in normandy for an exclusive interview. good morning, david. >> reporter: robin, good morning from normandy american cemetery right here in france on the 80th anniversary of d-day. the bravery of thousands of young american sons who land here on the beaches 80 years ago. i spoke with president biden before his speech here. we started with that bravery. it's not lost on us where we are today, wh

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life in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money." here is what is on tap tonight. the great rate hike yield. what the latest read on the economy means for the fed and your money. plus, kiddie crunch. game stock singing even at the biggest champion meows a buy. what to make of the frenzy and that stock. and, later, gold losing its luster. meta, counting down to apples big early a.i. reveal. thank you for joining us. coming to live from studio b at mass deck we have tim seymour, karen finerman, bonawyyn eison, and steve grasso. the payroll number jumping to more than 4.4% after slumping in recent weeks and during 4.9%. that move coming after the latest report showing the economy added 272,000 new jobs in may. that is more han the 165,000 in april and well above what had been forecast. the unemployment rate though rose to 4%. here is the ambiguity in these numbers. it is the first time it hit that level since january of '22. but the payroll growth/expectation that the fed will cut rates anytime soon. chances of a move in september fell

. >> george: andrew mccarthy is on his way to times square to tell us everything about the brat pack,g his movie and the reunion almost 40 years in the making. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. excited to talk to andrew mccarthy about the brat pack and all that history. call ourselves the gma group. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: no brats here. we have a job market reality check. i'll break down the latest data, what you need to pay attention to while you are job hunting particularly when it comes to social media. >> george: new details on the israeli rescue operation that freed four hostages in gaza. now questions are being raised about the civilian death toll on the raid. at the same time, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing a political crisis. his prime minister quit his government, accusing him of mismanaging the war. foreign correspondent tom soufi burridge joins us. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, three of those israeli hostages still recovering here at the medical center as w

we have a great crowd outside times square.couple there has been watching the show since 1975. that young lady is going to the university of arkansas. that group there, just a girls trip, here from texas. we have a nice crowd out there. >> whit: you got the whole scouting report. >> michael: i did my work. >> rebecca: we hope everybody had a great weekend. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. the surgeon general calling for a warning label on social media saying it poses a health threat to young people. we have details on that just ahead. >> whit: also this morning summer doesn't officially arrive until later this week but it certainly feels like it already for so many. more than 80% of the country expected to experience temperatures topping 90 degrees. alex perez and ginger will have more on that. >> michael: the pope fire is spreading rapidly already burning thousands of acres and forcing thousands to evacuate. matt gutman is in gorman, california, for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael.

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shooting at us in times square. assaulting us in times square. new difficult. are. learning. every arrest we make we don't see a migrant. the biggest events we see it. crimes committed on mopeds fleeing on mopeds has increased about 200 percent in the last two years. it's tremendous with this. we have got deal with it. cops working hard. taken about 41,000 of these mopeds off the street. shut down some of these gang members. the cops got shot a couple weeks ago did a great job. new for the city, new for us. >> lawrence: chief, i walk a lot in the city. and you know the location where some of the migrants are being housed. and you see them outside. you see the young males right there. are you guys doing to break that up. get ahead of this because, also what worries me is the gangs as well. these international gangs that they are a part of. that, i mean, new york we already have our problems. adding this layer to it. >> we have to police some of these sites. we have to monitor what they're doing. again, we are talking about a small portion here. most want to work

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. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: did you hear that, michaele win away. one win away. good morning america. whit, it is great to have you with us. we have a busy morning ahead. >> whit: we do. lot to cover, including some serious star power on capitol hill today. why usher is taking washington. that's coming up. >> michael: first we begin with the flash flood emergency in florida. the region is being inundated with heavy rains, putting millions on alert. ginger is tracking that. but we're gonna start with victor oquendo in south florida. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. we are just north of miami. this area hit especially hard. a flash flood emergency here. nearly 20 inches of rain falling in less than 48 hours creating an absolute mess. we've got about half dozen cars here stalled out on the street. it's scenes like these that prompted florida's governor to declare a state of emergency. this morning a state of emergency in florida after life threatening flash floods wreaked havoc on parts of the state. >> it was a nigh

carjackings just took me back to the airport right i was a car on the way here and the guy goes through times squarehe wrong way and ask what app did he use to get the fox wrong ways and it was silence and with tyrus i'm in a hurry who has time for the scenic route make a things to do list you lucky sun of a [ bleep ] and also how do they know what i think is scenic i wouldn't mind seeing streetwalkers over a mountain or lake. >> it want to see a good downtown flophouse. >> i want to see a gunfight as long as i'm out of the way. >> i like seeing a railroad track littered with diapers. >> who doesn't. >> it sounds like if you were starring and ernest hemingway novel having your hobo chili under biden could start a direction app the communist chinese ease early got their money they still are technology if you're looking for hookers and kraken a place to dispose of body there be the ideal situation with my like i would drive through detroit i have a horrible sense of direction like it's on was paralyzing i don't how i existed remember tom's guides in california having to go 15 pages to find the next ha

there's taylor swift performing on gma in times square ten years ago. and she's on her record breaking eras tour. now it's officially ground shaking. when the super star was performing in scotland last weekend, fans danced so hard that earthquake readings were detected up to 3.73 miles away from the stadium. and last night in liverpool the super star announced the tour will officially end in december of this year. so if you've been waiting to see the show, now is the time to quake it off. >> whit: there you go. >> michael: had to throw that out there. >> whit: see what we made you do. [ laughter ] let's look at the top headlines. state of emergency in florida with millions on alert for dangerous flash flooding. one to two feet of rain fell in southern florida in just 48 hours as the state braces for another round of heavy rain. after a nearly three year investigation the justice department said it found phoenix police officers routinely violate people's rights, including using excessive force and discriminating against minorities. the city said it will

the number one pick, risacher joins us live in times square. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> george: good morning america. whit, give us that name one more time. >> whit: risacher. the accent needs a little work. >> george: we're going to have a lot more on that. tonight atlanta georgia. biden and trump center stage at the first presidential debate of this election. a debate of firsts. first time either has been on a debate stage since 2020. first time a debate has been so early in the campaign. the first between a current and former president. and trump is the first convicted felon to ever participate in a presidential debate. a few rules already established. you've heard their microphones will be muted except when it's their turn to speak. trump's gonna get the final word. biden got to choose which podium he wanted. our political team is covering it all. here in times square and atlanta. that's where rachel scott starts us off. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. when president biden and donald trump take the debate stage ton

half of them are in times square. i was going to ask which one you go to. okay, cool. >> i love it when it's in the park. >> rebecca: good morning america. severe storms on the move, and striking overnight. ginger is tracking which major cities are in the path. plus the major rivers flooding, and the dangerous heat, soaring temperatures hitting the northeast. we'll tell you how the weather might cause a travel headache ahead of july 4th. >> linsey: all eyes on the supreme court, set to issue major rulings on donald trump, january 6th and abortion rights. >> gio: on the front lines, high stakes mission to get humanitarian aid into gaza. martha raddatz is at the pier built by the u.s. military with a look at the delicate operation and the challenges it faces. >> rebecca: breaking overnight. evan gershkovich in court in russia. the trial getting under way, detained on espionage charges. >> linsey: missing in paradise. the desperate search for an american woman who disappeared on a yoga retreat in the bahamas. her mother joins the search. >> gio: deadly shark a

i'm one of those locations, we are in the middle of times square. that is also making retail locations so what is driving this? a number of reasons, some of these company's are carrying a lot of debt, theft, online shopping, think of your online habits, not thoroughly going into a store. we spoke to the ceo of toys "r quote us, the sales to cost ratio. >> retailers have to generate same-store sales 3% to 4% and they don't do that, they can't pay the wage increases for of people, rent increases, cost of living, up by 3% to 4% a year. >> reporter: overall retail sales grew 2.3% over the last year, inflation at 3.3%. sales aren't keeping up with inflation. and inflation, they are going to struggle more. stuart: thanks very much. stores closing to a brand making a big comeback. jackie: it was so popular. a mall favorite. the malls are not popular now but limited is becoming popular again, it's not stout or. the older generation remembers what they liked as kids. according to instagram limited to returns next month, not sure they will set up a brick and

we also have times square. and i'm being told the times square elmo has been eaten by rats.world of sport. yesterday, at a major league soccer game in philly, the field got an unexpected visitor, unless you expected a raccoon. jim. >> then they find ojeda, change the point of attack. >> now we have... what seems like a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence here, or at least once every so often. a raccoon has found itself on the field. >> stephen: that is fantastic. i say let raccoons in every sport! they have opposable thumbs. i wanna see them dunk! after the raccoon streaked for about a minute, they sent out a crack team of raccoon catchers to try to contain the critter. so, even professional pest control is just your dad with a trash can. "kids, try to scare him into the corner! darlene, my flute! [sharp high notes] get the hammer." ♪ ♪ [clapping] eventually, through the power of teamwork, they were able to stop this menace. >> raccoon now evading even more of the individuals trying to capture him. there's three or four people around him and still the raccoon goes on. this is marv

we experienced again with a 15-year-old suspect in a shooting in times square who came right throughf our building complex here, fox news. we learned again they weren't going to give us the details whether or not the person entered illegally. they don't want to release that. there is very little we know. when they get arrested the illegals pop the bird to the cameras because they know the system protects them. >> here is the bottom line, harris. despite what this administration will say today. they'll release thousands more people tomorrow, thousands more the day after that they can't properly vet. i have said this for three years. you can't vet people. we don't have the information, the criminal information from foreign countries. unless they have been arrested in the united states previously there is no record. most terrorists in the world you can't find in any database unless they are in battle 2350e8d or chrism investigation you won't find them in the database. i want people to understand these deaths, these little girls that were raped and murdered, i want people to think about

seriously good scent. >> michael: nice shot of a warm times square here in new york city.ng a sequel to "the bodyguard" starring princess diana. morgan norwood is here with more. good morning, morgan. >> hey, michael. you're right. turns out frank farmer, played by costner, was ready to shield princess diana from danger in "the bodyguard 2." this morning he is revealing more about the scrapped sequel plot, princess diana's character and the private conversation he had with prince william years later. this morning academy award winning actor kevin costner opening up on the howard stern show about the sequel to "the bodyguard" with princess diana. >> i never made that movie because i could not replace princess di. >> reporter: revealing the duchess of york put them in touch. >> i said, look, i'm gonna do bodyguard 2. i think i could build this around you. would you be interested? and she said, she goes, yes. >> reporter: costner saying this was around 1996 when princess diana was on the brink of an official divorce from prince charles, telling him she was ready for new thing

times square elmo."tank and have mets pitching legend john franco whip baseballs at him until he gets dunked." [ cheers ] that's a great idea. let's go down to the dunk tank and see what john franco can do. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, jimmy. let's do this. ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> do it. >> come on! [ western showdown music ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that's how you do it, jimmy. back to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right! that's how you do it. give it up for mets legend john franco. [ cheers and applause ] and times square elmo. we're down to our last suggestion here. this one's from vera rose. she says, "hey, jimmy, you should play the game 'you know what that sound means.'" oh, i love that game. [ air horn ] uh-oh. you know what that sound means. it's time for this sound. [ klaxon ] you know what that sound means. it's time for this sound. [ boing boing boing ] you know what that sound means. it's time for three sounds at once. [ slide whistle ] [ glass breaking ] [ trai

you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square.t after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money." shares of dollar tree taking a hit today the company announcing it may look to sell its struggling family dollar business which it bought in 2015, as consumers continue to struggle with high inflation. back in march, the company announced it would close nearly 1,000 family dollar stores, so, maybe not entirely a surprise. was the stock reaction a surprise, guy? >> i don't think so, because this trajectory has been going on for quite some time. i mean, basically upper left, lower right. and if you put up a chart, you'll see what i'm saying. and it's not just dollar tree. dollar gen similar. we're going to look at five below, you see what's going on there. i mean, there's clearly problems on that end of the spectrum, which again i think speaks to the health or lack there of of the consumer. no, it doesn't surprise me, and i think it has more to go. >> five below down 14% on earnings. >> yeah, look, i think there's more pain to come here, bu

you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square.right after this. >>> welcome back to "fast money." shares of whirlpool topping the tape today, jumping 17%. that's the agitator right there, the agitating cycle. 70% on reports that germany's b bosch is considering an offer for the company. the stock is still down more than 16% so far this year. spin cycle here? >> yeah, so, i mean, even with this big jump, it's gone from, like, seven times earnings to eight times earnings. that's kind of crazy, right? obviously, without a lot of home sales, we don't need to replace all of those appliances again, and there was a big pull forward during the pandemic. i am not sure the ftc -- >> the regulators going to let it go? >> bosch, that's kind of high end, whirlpool, which owns kit kitchenaid, maytag, that's a lower end. you'd think this -- this ftc, though, would be against aspirational appliances, maybe, just as they are against aspirational handbags and capri. i think this is going to be difficult, from a legal standpoint, but it makes a lot

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