maybe you didn't, but you thought about it at least once. >> janai: did you, whit? >> whit: maybe.i have heard indirectly. thank you so much, alexis. take a beat, as alexis says. now to cricket, one of the most popular sports in the world, now hitting the pitch right here in the u.s., a historic season is bringing high stakes excitement to texas this weekend. take a look. it's the sport racking up 2 1/2 billion fans across the globe. now cricket is taking its hardest swing yet at cracking the american sports market, major league cricket, hoping to score big with sports fans this weekend, transforming grand prr referee, -- prairie, texas, into cricket et city usa for the sport's inaugural season. >> whit: our ashan singh sitting down with a national hero in 2012 when he capped into india's under 19 team to world cup glory. why come to america to play cricket? >> everyone knows in the world there's something big happening in america, and they all want to be a part of it. >> whit: another headliner, former english international, liam lund kwit. >> when the chance came to be involved i

whit, i hope you were taking notes. >> whit: i'm with you on the shoes.ow out of them two weeks after we get them. alexis, thank you and janai. >>> we move now to the pentagon's chief ufo investigator, sitting down for his first interview in an abc news exclusive opening up about his concern over what he calls an extraterrestrial technical surprise. our devin dwyer has more. >> oh, my gosh. wow! look at that. >> reporter: after decades of mysterious sightings, the pentagon's top ufo investigator speaking exclusively to abc news. >> i'm a long-term intelligence officer, scientist and military officer. >> reporter: dr. sean kirkpatrick in his first television interview after a year on the job told us everything is on the table. >> what keeps you up at night? >> technical surprise. and that could be adversary technical surprise or extraterrestrial technical surprise. >> reporter: kirkpatrick leads the all domain anomaly resolution office created by congress last year to detect, identify and attribute mysterious objects of interest in the air and outer space

whit?all right, rachel, thanks so much. let's bring in abc news executive editorial producer john santucci who has been covering donald trump since he announced his first run for president. john, good to have you in the studio here. we have to remind our viewers that former president donald trump is at the center of four separate investigations, but we're learning that indictments could be on the way soon in two of those. where do those stand now? >> so, remember, the special counsel has two cases. so the case that we just talked about with rachel is the documents case. the other case is january 6th, the efforts by trump and his allies to overturn the election, and, you know, the special counsel in some ways has been a good guide at what they're doing, whit, because just follow the history of what they've done so far. if you look at the documents case, trump's lawyers went in for a meeting. four days later the former president was indicted. in the january 6th probe, this past thursday, they

whit? >> whit: a lot of questions about the way forward, rachel, thank you. >>> now to that other major case pitting gay rights against free speech. the high court by a 6-3 margin ruling a christian web designer can refuse to create a wedding website for same-sex couples because it would violate her right to free speech. in her dissent, justice sonia sotomayor called it the first time in history the court has allowed businesses to discriminate. abc's senior national correspondent terry moran in washington tonight. >> reporter: at the supreme court, a first amendment ruling with far-reaching consequences. the court's conservative supermajority declaring that denver-area website designer lorie smith has a constitutional right to refuse to design wedding websites for gay couples. the court holding that colorado's public accommodations law, which requires businesses that serve the general public to serve all equally, does not apply in cases where the product or service being offered expresses a

will, whit. inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. be in your moment. ask your doctor about ibrance. >> whit: a big thank you to somara and the entire team out there at citi field. our 7th inning snack series has hit it out of the park all week. >> janai: oh, look at you guys. thank you for starting your saturday with us. see you tonight, beyonce. >> abc7news at 9:00 a.m.

whit. >> whit: all right, elizabeth, thank you. in martha raddatz who will be hosting "this week" later on this morning. martha, good morning to you. it's always great to have you. you just got back from a visit to ukraine where you met with president zelenskyy and some of the country's other top leaders. here's part of your interview with the ukrainian president. >> martha: tell me how you think ukraine will be doing a year from now, five years from now? what is your place in the world? >> translator: ukraine has already got a place in the world for itself. i consider that as a fact. we are now a country that is respected, a country that is really fighting for human values, for human rights, for freedom, for democracy, and everyone has already understood that it is exactly such a country. i assume that ukraine will be a valued nato country's partner with strongest armed forces in europe. 90% of ukrainians want to be part of nato. more than 90% of ukrainians want to be part of the european union. after the war, we'll take some time

whit?: ike ejiochi, thank you. >>> now to vice president kamala harris slamming florida's new controversial education standards on black history and growing reaction now across the country. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks joins us from the north lawn with more. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. we've seen some schools, parents, civil rights leaders, and now the white house too speaking out against these new curriculum changes in florida calling them revisionist and a disservice to students. >> this is unnecessary to debate whether enslaved people benefited from slavery. are you kidding me? >> reporter: this morning, florida's board of education under fire after passing new curriculum standards that educators in the state and across the country say try to gloss over the horrors of slavery in the united states. included in the new guidelines, a requirement that middle school students be taught, quote, how slaves developed skills, which in some instances

whit? >> whit: janai, now to the reports that china may have planted malicious software and key you actuality military bases around the world. the possibility likely to increase recent tensions between washington and beijing. abc's maryalice parks is joining us in washington with the latest. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. the administration is clearly on high alert when it comes to these cyber threats and officials have been urging local public utilities that serve military bases to step up their defenses. this morning, a new report from "the new york times" saying the federal government is urgently trying to find cyber malware that could be catastrophic for u.s. infrastructure and military readiness. a national security council official telling abc news in a statement, the biden administration is working relentlessly to defend the united states from any disruptions to our critical infrastructure, including by coordinating inner agency efforts to protect water sys

whit? >> whit: people heeding those warnings. zohreen, thank you. let's get to abc's meteorologist samara theodore. that heat on the move and you're also tracking severe storms firing up right now. >> that's right, whit. seeing storms ranging from strong to severe. really impacting so many folks' saturday night plans. these storms sweeping across the florida panhandle and erupting in kansas. the biggest threat is flooding. these storms fueled by that heat. almost all of florida under a heat advisory right now, and we have record breaking heat persisting in the u.s. in the coming days we'll see the ridge push parter north, which means the heat dome moves into the midwest. triple-digit temperatures expected in kansas city, missouri, also looking at temperatures pretty close to 100 monday in denver. and this is coming after an unseasonably cool start to the summer for a lot of these areas. >> thank you so >>> now to the blistering heat across europe. the wildfires in greece turning deadly. at

whit? >> whit: still so many questions there. right, phil, thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt under way for a murder suspect who broke out of jail. abc's jaclyn lee has more on the search. >> we want the public to be vigilant, and we want them to be aware, this is a very dangerous person. >> reporter: this morning the urgent manhunt under way for a man who has escaped from this county jail in pennsylvania, and now a frantic search for the suspect who has eluded authorities twice. police say 34-year-old accused murderer michael charles burham is considered very dangerous. >> we are asking local residents to check their home cameras and doorbell cameras during the time frame of 11:30 to 12:30 last night into this morning and see if they see anything suspicious. >> reporter: burham escaped from the prison through the recreational area using exercise equipment through a metal gated roof. >> he then used bedsheets that he tied together and was able to escape to the ground from the roof. >> reporter: authorities in pennsylvania a

whit?whit: we turn to the now rising tensions. show of force ahead of taiwan's annual military exercises. abc's britt clennett joins us now from south korea with the latest. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, taiwan plans to hold those military drills next week. they're essentially a rehearsal in case china did invade the self-ruled island, and china is sending a clear message. dozens of chinese fighter jets and bombers flying toward taiwan and crossing the midpoint of the taiwan strait. now that's the unofficial buffer zone between them. china is sending 37 planes in 24 hours which really marks a jump from the fairly regular incursions we have seen, but this kind of aggression, it's really something china does to show its anger over political moves such as hosting u.s. officials. it even fired missiles over the island during former house speaker nancy pelosi's visit last year. in this case, however, china is clearly riled up by taiwan holding these drills over the

whit?whit: and maryalice, former vice president mike pence reporting some very low fund-raising numbers. what could this mean for his campaign? >> reporter: pretty low. his team reported that he raised just over $1 million. he argued he got into the race late and still has time, but remember all these candidates also have to show that they have 40,000 unique donors in order to qualify for that first debate next month. whit? >> whit: that's critical. maryalice, thank you. tune into "this week" later this morning. george stephanopoulos interviews republican presidential candidate chris christie as the gop field races to make it to the stage for the first republican debate, and national security adviser jake sullivan joins george to discuss the president's recent trip to the summit. gio? >> gio: aaa is now the latest to limit coverage for some homeowner in florida because of natural disasters. the company saying it won't renew what it calls high-exposure homeowner policies due to last year's d

whit. >> janai: all right. maryalice, thank you so much for that. whit. >> whit: all right.'s get a check of the weather and back to somara theodore in atlanta, and in addition to all of the heat, we're still watching the smoke. somara. >> somara: the air quality compromises more than 900 fires burning in canada right now. take a look at this visual we have from rapid city, south dakota. real eerie picture here with the sun glowing an orange due to the smoke, and the thing is, we have these northwesterlies driving it down into the lower 48, so let's time this out for you. particularly we're looking at minneapolis where they're expecting to see a good amount of snow -- i'm sorry, a good amount of smoke as we head through this morning, but then by this evening that dips further south, so cities like minneapolis up towards bismarck, you'll start to see clearing, but notice areas like chicago is where we start to see the smoke thickening up, and we see that becoming more widespread into indianapolis and louisville, as far south as nashville and even here in atlanta by sunday eve

whit? >> whit: all right, james.nk you so much. >>> now to a new warning about seasonal affective disorder in the summertime. a story we first saw in "the washington post." let's bring in abc news medical contribute dr. alok patel to break it down for us. dr. patel, good morning. great to see you. of course most of us familiar with seasonal effective in the winter, but why is this happening in the summer and how are the symptoms different? >> well, whit, for a lot of people out there summertime is not simply vacation, beaches and barbecues but changes in this season including the longer days, heat, humidity and allergies can bring about symptoms of loneliness and depression like disregulated sleep, loss of interest in doing things, feeling hopeless. but, as opposed to summertime seasonal affective disorder is more likely to cause agitation, a lack of sleep and lack of appetite leading to weight changes so important to pay attention to these symptoms. >> whit: what are some of the potential risk factors here? >> anyon

me, whit.e listen carefully, i have been abducted and being held in a basement, tied up in the dark. please follow their instructions. do not notify the authorities. >> you look scared, whit. >> well, i -- i am. that's very believable. >> these scammers now can have a conversation with you in realtime. there's tools where you can actually type it in and use your voice. >> reporter: again, the audio you're about to hear is not real. >> please send the money! this is for real! they're asking me to say the date of life, it's june 14th. please send the money now! >> the a.i. can adjust the inflection am my voice? >> absolutely. we don't have any recordings of you under stress, but i can change your voice to where you're stressed. >> reporter: micaletti says all family members should adopt a safe word to be used when talking with a loved one who's supposedly been kidnapped. rich frankel, a former fbi special agent, says this kind of cyber crime is hard to stop. he recommends recording any suspicious

sorry about that, whit. odds of winning both combined for over a billion dollars in the past has been calculated around 1 in 88 quadrillion, so good luck. >> all i can think about is we've got a chance! >> like han solo said, "never tell me the odds." you can't win if you don't play. >> if you play, good luck to you. coming up, are you "thready" for it? >> i'm thready. >> meta's twitter arrival launching overnight. why insiders are calling it the twitter killer. >> and an urgent warning about rip currents and the warning to parents who let their children swim in dangerous water, even considering child neglect charges. >> and the cannabis copycats that look like popular snacks, and what parents should look out for. but first, let's go back to ginger. good morning. >> hey, good morning, whit. nearly 100 severe storm reports along that cold front i was showing you yesterday. look at this video. you can see the shelf cloud in shamrock, texas. right on the western oklahoma state line, in the panhandle, they saw t

whit, guys, back to you in the studio. main street usa in ohio. looking forward to that. >> let's move from philly to the jersey shore. i'm not leaving this pie by you, whit! i'm not doing that! i'm a little smarter than that move. all right, seaside heights, we start with air temperature at 76 degrees. water temperature still around 60 degrees. sorry i'm waving a napkin at you. take a look at the water temperatures. we are still a little cool right around atlantic city, in the 60s. miami, near 90 degrees with that water temperature. th drew: i'm drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. increasing sunshine today but clouds linger along the coast. temperatures close to average for this time of year. a cooling trend heading towards us by the end of the week. >> you know our next guest from "desperate housewives," and jesse metcalfe is in the house. he's bringing a popular book series to life. welcome. we are so happy to see him. we are going to talk about "dawn" in a moment, but you recently bumped into your costar from "de

>> yes, whit.ret service is investigating this morning how a white powdery substance suspected to be cocaine ended up in the west wing of the white house. there are still a lot of unanswered questions, but here's what we do know. the white house was briefly evacuated on sunday while the president was at camp david, and initial tests by the fire department here in washington, d.c., concluded that that substance was in fact cocaine. the secret service, however, has not reached a firm conclusion. they are still investigating this, and the white house this morning is once again declining to comment, whit. >> all right. a lot of questions, rachel. thank you. lara? >> mark zuckerberg set to take on elon musk and launch a rival app as many users grow frustrated with twitter. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the latest. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, lara. a new twitter clone is coming to the app store soon brought to us by facebook founder mark zuckerburg, soon as he and elon musk

whit?we're going to talk more about that right now, aaron. as we await that possible new indictment, former president trump's property manager at mar-a-lago is set to appear in court to face charges in the secret documents case. victor oquendo is in miami with the latest on that part of the story. victor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the newest player in the alleged cover-up, carlos deoliviera, the property manager at mar-a-lago set to appear here in miami. the details are stunning. the 56-year-old now facing two charges of obstruction based on allegations that he, along with former president trump and personal aide walt nauta attempted to delete footage at mar-a-lago in june of 2022. de oliviera is also charged with making false statements to the fbi in a volunteer interview in january. classified documents were removed from a storage closet at mar-a-lago. the special counsel saying trump, nauta and de oliviera were trying to destroy evidence of that taking place. the ind

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.it of healthy competition especially when it pays off. the couple inching closer to their financial goals while having a little fun in the process. tiffanie graham and husband demari lewis are in a race to save, turning this tedious task into a game. >> we're doing the marathon to $10,000. we decided to do it as a couple just to make it more fun so it is a savings challenge. each pay check you delegate a certain number amount. you stuff it in your envelope. we thought it would be fun to make it competitive. >> very competitive. >> we're doing to beat each other. he thinks he's going to beat me. i don't know. i don't think so. >> reporter: tiffanie runs a budgeting business. i am her stationary sells financial planners as well as these savings challenge books inspired by her own history with money. >> i was fired during covid. it was like a really down time in my life. i just tried to think of something that can help people. >> reporter: her tips for the first time saver? first, change

whit? >> absolutely. will carr for us, thank you.hope for the millions of people with alzheimer's. for the first time, the fda has granted full approval to a new drug shown to slow the progression of the disease. eva pilgrim with details. eva, good morning. >> that's right. this is significant for millions of americans and their families. the fda proving the alzheimer's drug, approved drug shown to slow the disease, not just target symptoms. in a clinical trial at slow progression by 20% over an eight month period, but the drug will come with a strong safety warning about potentially life threatening side effects. luqembi already available to some patients with mild symptoms, and now with full approval that means medicare can now help cover some of the costs. according to the cdc, 5.8 million americans suffer with alzheimer's disease. rebecca? >> yes, and we see that all the time, eva. so many families looking forward to this news. thank you. we turn now to the urgent safety push and what lifeguards are now being trained to do, after

whit?all right, michael, now to nascar, putting the pedal to the metal in the the first time show down, running through the loop in chicago. will reeve is here with the details of this historic event. good morning. >> good morning to you, whit. nascar taking into the streets for the first time ever, the cup series in chicago, the street edition. 37 drivers winding their way through the heart of the windy city. it was pouring rain all weekend. the race seemed to be in jeopardy. were they going to run it? they did. driver noah gragson showing this video of a tire just floating away in pit row. drivers started their engines 90 minutes late, leading to much skidding and screeching and some crashing. those tight turns leading through grant park and down michigan avenue proving treacherous. look at this massive pile-up here at turn 11. william byron hitting the barrier, led to a whole bunch of chaos. in the end, after 78 laps of the first street race in nascar history, the champion racing to the

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whit johnson here with details. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. groups entering the u.s. for the specific purpose of committing crimes. they're reporting dozens of cases across the country. police believe this is a likely case of so-called crime tourism caught on camera. a group of mass burglars breaking into this home and making their escape. one sliding down a column with a pillow case full of stolen jewelry. authorities nationwide ordering an urgent warning about the rise in crime tourism. often south american theft groups entering the u.s. on tourist visas then targeting upscale neighborhoods. >> they surveil homes for several days to watch when people come and go and their family habits and when people leave the house, when lights are turned off and things like that. and they are literally ripping off america to the tune of tens of millions of dollars in thefts and smash and grab. something's got to stop. >> reporter: madison wild was with her father returning to his home as this burglary was still in progress. >> i thought it was the crazies

whit johnson is here. whit, we are listening. good morning. >> good morning to you.spending is driving much of this pandemic recovery. people spending on everything from vacations to goods and services, eating out in restaurants and recreation. the economic growth is also what's pushing the federal reserve to keep raising interest rates, the highest we've seen in 22 years. a slowdown in growth is expected in the future. what's behind at least part of this current spending boost? are you ready for it? some local economies are pointing to taylor swift and beyonce. yes. not only are people shelling out big money to see their shows, but cities from philadelphia to chicago are reporting hotels filling up and a bump in tourism. one research group estimates that the u.s. leg of taylor swift's tour will generate $5 billion. guys? >> $5 billion. >> no bad blood there. [ laughter ] >> in a $25 trillion economy. every bit helps. >> every drop. thank you, whit. >>> coming up, an expired sun screen alert. we'll tell you what to know about the bottle in your bag and even some on s

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whit and linsey here this weekend with the news. i'll see you on monday. kristen: breaking news.l weekend. kristen: and tonight, new bike lanes put to the test. they are getting mixed reviews. see what it looks like. sandhya: and we are tracking the heat and haz we take a look at the smoke forecast and temperatures for the weekend. abc7 news starts right now. >> live breaking news. kristen: that is the gridlock ruining traffic all around the bay area. julian: it is happening on the richmond-san rafael bridge where a person suffering in mental health crisis has shut down the eastbound lanes. dion: it started at 12:45 p.m. this afternoon, at one point traffic backed up and the chp has opened up one lane to clear traffic from the bridge. there is no eastbound traffic on the bridge. instead, the cars are being diverted at main street and san rafael. they are asking drivers to avoid the area until they can resolve the situation, but after hours the traffic is immense. kristen: it is backed up beyond the bridge. this is the gridlock

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i'm rachel scott in for whit johnson. as we come on the air, 60 million under a storm threat this weekend. a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for nine states, and in the south, there is no relief from those sweltering temperatures, but we begin with record-breaking holiday travel. tsa screening nearly 3 million people on friday surpassing a thanksgiving record from 2019, but most people are hitting the roads. we'll get to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in a moment but first abc's jaclyn lee at newark airport tonight. >> reporter: tonight, from the skies to the roads, the july 4th weekend already breaking travel records. >> this was definitely not in our plans. >> reporter: with the trimbolis' flight to fort lauderdale delayed again, and their son matthew's dance competition less than a day away, the family opting to drive 18 hours from new jersey to florida. >> it's going to be tiring and hard. >> reporter: they'll be joining millions already behind the wheel. >> i hate traveling, and now, forget it. i don'

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