like to know who they are or it could be staff that too you know. >> yeah exactly right. like, you know, i would need a staff if i lived there. yeah. >> clean that pool, make sure there was nothing on them on the ground like. >> yeah. not a leaf. >> no, i like this bear. i'm happy for him. yeah >> nice choice. it knew where to go. have a good day. >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, severe storms sweep through the country as extreme heat scorches the south. dangerous storms touch down in the northeast, bringing tornados and damaging winds and more than 70 million americans are under

heat alerts. triple digit temperatures stretching from the plains to the gulf coast to southern florida. ginger is tracking it all. is former president donald trump about to be indicted in a third case this week? this as we learn more about how he's paying for his defense, and the employee at mar-a-lago accused of scheming with trump to hide security footage in the classified documents investigation, as they head to court today. deadly weekend. mass shooting, killing an injuring dozens from coast to coast. 36 casualties in chicago alone, as manhunts are launched across the country. the urgent search for the american nurse and her young daughter reportedly kidnapped in haiti, where gang violence rules the street. what the state department is doing now. judgment day for so-called doomsday mom lori vallow daybell, accused of killing her two children, claiming they were

zombies. what to expect in court. pain at the pump. gas prices at their high nest eight months. and the end of the road for one of the largest trucking companies in america. delivering for stores like wal-mart and home depot. now preparing for bankruptcy. how it could affect your wallet? the north carolina roller coaster shut down after visitors spotted this crack. now the new safety concern this morning. caught on camera, the moment a small plane crashed into the ocean. >> oh my god! holy cow. >> how the pilot walked away with minor injuries. cardib fights back. hurling her mic into the crowd after concert goer threw a drink at her. the scary trend of performers being targeted on stage. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ and mississippi strong. back to rolling fork where so

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what a weekend. 660 some severe storm reports in just the last 48 hours. each of those blue dots which is mostly damaging winds showcases that you have a wind of 60 plus miles per hour. imagine having more this month than we've ever seen when it comes to wind damage. and yet another day to go. this morning a bit of relief for millions of americans as severe storms helped bring an end to the first official heat wave of the season for parts of the northeast. a powerful line of storms swept through virginia, washington, d.c. and maryland saturday. gusts up to 84 miles per hour, knocking out power to more than 230,000 customers. streets littered with fallen trees. >> it was a lot of wind and rain just pounding for, i don't know, at least half hour straight, i would say. >> a tree in the nation's capital, shattering the windshield and crushing the roof of this car. and this soldier standing guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier through the storm at the arlington national cemetery never leaving his post.

police in that state investigating a possible storm related death of a 43-year-old man reportedly killed after a tree fell onto his home. another tree falling onto a house in easton, massachusetts the work of an ef-1 tornado. >> my wife was actually on the porch filming the rain. she turned her camera off. within 15 seconds that tree came down. >> and the extreme heat still scorching the south. more than 70 million americans under heat alert. ambulances rushing to back to school events in georgia, bringing ten people suffering heat related injuries to the er. fire personnel treating ten more on the scene. >> people started actually passing out and what have you. >> now the desert southwest, phoenix, el paso, getting a break. i put that in heavy air quotes. they're finally breaking the consecutive records of 110 plus and 100ly. austin should break a record of 100 plus degree days by this friday, having 28 in a row. that ridge just centers back over east texas and new orleans,

who's in an excessive heat warning, feeling like 109. you could see it feels like this week up to 115. it is not breaking for little rock either. michael? >> thank you so much for that, ginger. we're going to turn to former president trump potentially about to be indicted on a new case as we learn more about how he is paying for his defense. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is tracking it all from the federal courthouse in washington. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the grand jury is expected to convene here again early this week as former president trump waits to find out if he's going to be indicted in a third case. this morning a decision whether to charge former president trump for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the january 6th attack at the capitol is inching closer. special counsel jack smith has already added charges to the indictment about trump's handling of classified documents, alleging he sought to have security camera footage destroyed, knowing the fbi wanted to see it.

campaigning under indictment, trump spent the weekend lashing out. >> these are ridiculous indictments. they want to damage the leading candidate, by the way leading by far, i have to say. >> reporter: while the criminal charges appear to be costing trump no political support, defending them is costing the political action committee trump uses to pay his legal bills. sources telling abc news a campaign filing coming today will show the running tab is already more than $40 million. and to cover similar bills now piling up for some ally, the sources say trump's team is creating a legal defense fund. trump's legal defense is his campaign case, and his rivals for the republican nomination in 2024 are still looking for an effective line of attack. >> i don't think that was a good use of the money. we need to be focusing on using our energy on resources on defeating biden and the democrats. >> we need a new leader. i think he was good then. i don't think he's going to be good moving forward.

>> reporter: and really nothing seems to be working. a new new york times poll out shows trump crushing his republican rivals. on the legal front the updated indictment in the classified documents case charge the property manager at trump's palm beach estate. today he's due in court, accused of helping trump obstruct the government's investigation. 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 indictment says de oliviera allegedly said the boss wanted the footage deleted and asked how long it kept footage. that employee responded saying he didn't know how to do that, but de oliviera pressed the employee, not taking no for an answer asking, what are we going to do? all of this allegedly taking place after the subpoena for the security footage had been sent to trump's attorney. so far no comment from de oliviera or his attorney. whit? >> victor oquendo in miami, thank you. robin? another weekend of deadly gun violence in america. manhunts across the country as police search for assailants who

opened fire. alex perez is following the latest developments from chicago, where multiple shootings took place. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, a violent summer weekend, with incidents across the country. dozens injured by gun fire. this morning the epidemic of gun violence is surging. over the weekend across america, in indiana, a deadly shooting at a large party. officials say 19 wounded, one killed. >> we have multiple gsw victims and multiple fights breaking out. any available weekends to clear. >> reporter: in lansing, michigan, a chaotic scene as first responders arrived at this shopping center after a mass shooting. three people injured, two in critical condition. three suspects in custody. on the west coast, seattle police say they have now recovered the most guns ever in nearly 15 years. this after a shooting near a community event left five injured and two in critical condition.

all of the victims in their 20s. here in chicago this weekend, police say at least 47 were shot, 5 fatally. one of those shootings, police say, injured eight women and killed a 21-year-old female. authorities say a group of women were gathered outside an event when a black jeep drove by and opened fire. and, unfortunately, the number of mass shootings continues to climb. at least 418 so far this year compared to about 259 at this point last year. robin? >> all right. thank you so much. michael? >> thank you, robin. now to new concerns that china's hacked critical u.s. infrastructure in the search for malicious computer code systems that control american power grids and water supplies. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more for us. good morning, martha. >> reporter: the fear is that hidden malware in infrastructure like power grids and water supplies are meant to disrupt possible future military operations,

especially those that could involve taiwan. the new york times quotes an official saying that chinese hackers have what is essentially a ticking time bomb that could allow china to stall military deployments by cutting off power communications or water supplies at u.s. military bases or even beyond those bases to those of just ordinary citizens. it was just back in may that microsoft said it detected malware associated with china in guam, saying it could disrupt critical communications, infrastructure between the u.s. and the asia region during future crises. the biden administration saying only they are working relentlessly to defend the u.s. from disruption, while urging public utilities to step up their cyber defenses. michael? >> thank you. whit? now to the war in ukraine and deadly missile strikes hitting the home town of president zelenskyy. the attack follows ukrainian

drone strikes in moscow for the third time in a week. ian pannell is on the ground in ukraine with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we're in president zelenskyy's hometown at the site of russian attack just a few hours ago. as you can see, it isn't a military target, but a residential apartment block that was struck early this morning when many people were still inside. we know that a number of people have been killed and over 40 have been injured, including a number of children. the attack here happens just one day after that dramatic drone strike on moscow sunday. video circulating online showing the moment the one uab exploded in an office used by the russian government. it was the third strike on moscow in the last week alone. russia blaming ukraine. president zelenskyy simply saying, gradually the war is returning to the territory of russia. here on the battlefield inside ukraine, more advances for the ukrainian armed forces. perhaps a sign russia is starting to feel the pressure.

the former russian president repeating threats about using a nuclear weapon if kyiv's counter offensive is successful. whit? >> another major concern there. ian, thank you. michael? renewed pain at the pump. gas prices climbing to their highest in eight months right in the midst of the summer driving season. trevor ault is live at a gas station here in new york with the numbers. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. you know, for months and months we had been enjoying gas prices falling. at least for the time being they are back on the upswing. national average for a gallon of gas is $3.75. that's up $0.16 from just last week. you mentioned it's the highest it's been in the past eight months. a big factor according to experts is this heat. it's supressing production at oil refineries, places like texas and louisiana. so hot that they cannot operate at full capacity. what that means is our oil reserves are the lowest they've been in eight years.

the price for oil has gone up. also this time of year naturally a bit more people are driving. means demand for gas is going up. all of those factors mean you are probably going to pay more at the gas pump. for some perspective, we are still about $0.50 cheaper than we were for a gallon of gas than we were this time last year. >> i guess that's one way to try to make you feel better about it. trevor, you're following another major headline for us that could impact americans. one of the biggest trucking companies in the u.s. is shutting down? >> reporter: yes. so this is a trucking company called yellow, michael. it is a giant company, nearly a century old. they're expected to file for bankruptcy as early as today. yellow's got nearly 30,000 employees, 12,000 trucks. they have major customers. we're talking about wal-mart, home depot. they do a ton of the shipping. the government deemed them so essential that they gave them a $700 million covid relief loan to keep them functioning. now they're expected to be the largest trucking bankruptcy in u.s. history. what that means for you is that experts estimate this means delivery costs a p

going to go up as other firms are trying to pick up the slack as yellow goes into bankruptcy. michael? >> trevor, thank you very much. robin? let's switch gears to the world cup. the u.s. getting ready to play its final group game, taking on a portugal team making its world cup debut with advancements still up in the air. maggie rulli is live in aubg aubgland, new zealand. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the best company. we all know how important today is. today is do or die for team usa. they're going into their final match of group play against portugal. it's all on the line. team usa wins or ties they are guaranteed to advance to the next round of 16. if they lose, this is when it starts to get complicated. what happens now? they leave their fate into the hands of the other match in the group, netherlands. their showdown against vietnam is happening at the same time. if team usa gets kicked out of

the tournament after this game, it will be the first time ever, ever, that they have not made it through the group rounds. it will also be the last world cup game for team legend megan rapinoe. she recently gave a free wheeling press conference, where she said this team is used to the pressure. they're ready for it. i want to quote her but i have to edit it for morning tv. she said we go into these moments like, heck yeah, this is exactly where we want to be. now we are going to bring this energy tomorrow morning. i need all of you to set your alarms back in the states. this next game is early for you. it's a night game for us here. 3 a.m. eastern time tuesday morning. i have faith in you guys back in america. we're going to be cheering loud all the way and often. i have faith. this crowd behind me, let's hear it for team usa! [ cheers ] >> that will keep you up at 3 a.m. might wake you up. >> we appreciate her morning

show friendly version of what megan said. >> exactly. >> she said set the alarm for 3 a.m.? most of us are up at 3 a.m. on this show. we'll be ready. >> all right. thank you so much. coming up, cardi b. the latest performer to be hit by something thrown by a concert goer. we're gonna tell you how she fought back and what she's saying about the incident. >> she was not happy. >> no, she wasn't. >> and judgment day for lori vallow daybell, the so called doomsday mom set to be sentenced today for the murders of two children and her husband's ex-wife. the urgent search for an american woman and her young daughter who were reportedly kidnapped in haiti. but first back to ginger for a check of the weather. ginger, good morning. >> hottest july on record for the earth. hottest july on record for austin texas. we have fires to talk about in colorado. there hasn't been a ton of monsoon action. phoenix had the fourth highest stretch, 128 days long without any precipitation. looking there, 1200 acres, 15%

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>> chris. okay. >> we're tight. >> i don't know him like you do. this morning the 27-year-old comes in at number 29 in the associated tennis professionals ranking. he broke into the top 30 just four months after getting to the top 100. >> so happy for him. he's keeping it going. lot of fun to watch. >> we've got a lot more ahead including cardi b, the latest performer to be hit by something hurled from the audience. how the star fought back. that is coming up. >> it is. >> we're going to turn now to judgment day for lori vallow daybell, accused of killing two of her own children. she was convicted of the killings. she's due in court today to be sentenced for her crime. matt gutman joins us with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: michael, good morning. prosecutors have said lori vallow used money, power and sex to get what she wanted. today she faces multiple life sentences including the possibility of life without parole for the murder of her two children, who at one point claimed they were zombies.

this morning lori vallow daybell set to learn her fate after being convicted of murdering her children. >> answer, guilty. >> reporter: facing the possibility of life behind bars without parole after a jury unanimously found her guilty of first degree murder for the deaths of 16-year-old tylee and 7-year-old jj. and conspireing to kill the wife of her lover and now husband, chad daybell. her estranged brother, adam cox, speaking with abc news before her sentencing. >> we're all, you know, hurt, devastated. it was one of those things that you never think will happen to your family. it's been torture, i know that. it's been rough. >> reporter: tylee and jj were last seen in september 2019. prosecutors say lori and chad, a doomsday author, claimed her kids were zombies and killed them. then months later, the couple

seen dancing at their wedding on this beach in hawaii. it was there east idaho news captured the moment police served vallow daybell with a court order to return the children to idaho. where are your kids? >> no comment. >> no comment? >> reporter: footage obtained by fox 10 phoenix showing the moment she was served a court order to prove her children were still alive. >> do you need something? >> any questions? do you have any questions for that? no? okay. >> reporter: just one piece of evidence that jurors sat through as they made their decision to convict vallow daybell. abc news speaking with one of those jurors shortly after the verdict. >> as the case progressed, as the evidence came to light, testimony was shared, it was harder to look at her. growing up, you talk about good and bad, god and evil.

i think for the first time in my life, i put a face to evil. >> reporter: jj and tylee's remains were found on an idaho property belonging to chad daybell after a months long search. lori's legal team blaming chad for their deaths. he has pleaded not guilty. her family now hoping the sentencing will bring some closure. justice for tylee and jj. they didn't deserve anything. especially what happened to them. my brother alex is already dead. chad is in jail. lori is getting sentenced. they need to be in jail the rest of their lives. >> reporter: this unbelievably tragic and complicated saga. after today's sentencing is over, the state of arizona hopes to extradite lori vallow back to arizona to face charges for conspiracy to murder her fourth husband charles vallow an conspiracy to murder her niece's ex-husband. her current husband, chad

daybell, has his murder trial set for next year. he, of course, has pleaded not guilty. michael? >> so much, matt. thank you for bringing this. hopefully, this brings some closure for the families. thank you. robin? urgent search for a new hampshire woman and her young daughter reportedly kidnapped in haiti. stephanie ramos has the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. the humanitarian aid organization the woman works for said she is a deeply compassionate and loving person who considers haiti her home. the haitian people her friends and family. the woman and her daughter were kidnapped as they worked near port-au-prince. this morning concern is growing for an american mother and her child kidnapped in haiti while working for a christian humanitarian aid organization. confirming alex, a nurse from new ham hire and wife of the director was abducted thursday morning with their child while serving in their community ministry near the capital of port-au-prince.

in this promotional video alex is seen discussing her work. >> get permission from the school, from their teachers and they send them over and come to the nurse's office then i check them out. >> reporter: the state department confirming the agency is aware of the kidnapping report, telling abc news, we are in regular contact with haitian authorities and will continue to work with them and our u.s. government interagency partners. local officials estimate 80% of port-au-prince is controlled by rival gangs. our matt rivers recently reported from there. >> this area is completely controlled by armed groups. it is one of the most dangerous places in all of haiti. in fact, the only reason we're allowed into this area is because we've been granted permission. >> reporter: the state department now ordering families of u.s. government employees to evacuate and advising americans not to travel there due to widespread kidnapping and crime. an escalation of violence by haiti's armed gangs is driving a humanitarian crisis that has

displaced tens of thousands of people. the country of kenya is now saying they are going to take the lead and they are ready to deploy at least 1,000 police officers to help train and assist haitian police so they can restore normalcy in that country. >> very much needed. all right. stephanie. we hope the mom and daughter get back safely. appreciate it. coming up, a new study about a rise in alcohol related deaths among women. dr. sutton is live with what to know. next, cardi b, the latest performer to be hit by something hurled from the audience. what she told, what she did. perhaps we haven't seen this before. come on back. what if all i do '? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar,

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back with the latest example of fans behaving badly. this time someone threw a drink at cardi b while she was performing in las vegas. the singer fought back. kayna whitworth joins us from l.a. with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. boy, did she ever fight back. she did so with her microphone responding instantly hurling the mic toward the unruly fan who threw ice water in her direction. ♪ this morning hip hop super star cardi b standing up and fighting back against unruly fans. the grammy winner performing in las vegas over the weekend when a fan was seen throwing a drink at the rapper.

cardi b appearing visibly shocked before chucking her microphone towards the fan. security jumping in. the cup thrower whisked away from the camera's view. a separate video showing at some point during the show cardi told fans she's hot and to throw me some water. the dj behind her saying splash our girl. it's unclear when that was recorded. overnight cardi addressing the situation on station head, a live streaming app. >> when water and ice get thrown in your face and hit you, what happened yesterday was blatant disrespectful. >> reporter: this incident the latest in an alarming trend of unruly fans anta on stage. harry styles was recently hit in the head with this small object while performing in vienna, seen covering his eye as he walked off stage.

in june, country star kelsey ballerini was hit with a bracelet midperformance. and monica, transforming from singer to referee earlier this month at a festival in detroit. >> when i looked up a bit from the mic, i just saw a man strike what appeared to be an older woman. and that in itself triggered me. it also was very scary because the last thing that i would want is for someone to be harmed. >> artists have had enough. i think that's evidence. so much remains to be seen about how incidents like this might change the concert experience. i do, i think there's definitely going to be a zero tolerance policy that's going to be put in place. >> reporter: now that fan was escorted by security. no charges have been filed. you guys, the night before, out of frustration, cardi b also allegedly threw a microphone at a dj at the very same club, you guys.

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we're back with that dramatic rescue caught on camera. life guards and beach goers rushing to save a downed pilot on a crowded beach. we're hearing from the witnesses of the crash. will reeve has more. >> what a video this is. last weekend in july, you're enjoying a nice new england summer day with thousands of other people on a popular beach, when suddenly about 30 yards off shore, a plane that had been flying overhead plummets into the water. fortunately, this is a rescue story. this is the moment a small plane crashes into the ocean just off a crowded new hampshire beach. watch the fixed wing plane nose dive, then flip, coming to an upside down rest. just off the shore of hampton beach. >> he's in the water! oh my god! holy cow! >> reporter: onlookers rushing to help. >> everybody was in shock. everybody started running

towards the plane. >> reporter: cheryl barson and her daughter jessica saw the whole thing and called 911. >> you could see there was a problem. soon as he hit the water, his nose just hit the water and he flipped over. so we all started calling 911. >> all companies will be tied up with a call, report of an aircraft from the water up from the main beach. >> reporter: the pilot was the only soul on board and survived. life guards racing into the water to rescue him. >> we were all worried about the pilot and how everything would happen. it was nerve-racking. >> reporter: moments later the pilot was safely brought to shore. the focus turning to getting the plane out before it sank to the bottom. >> when we were pulling the plane in, we had to go under water and hook it to the tire, back rear tire so we could pull it out. making sure everyone was safe. >> reporter: rescuers saying the pilot only had minor injuries and they're grateful thorough training prepared them for moments like this. >> luckily, the pilot didn't need to be transported.

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>> announcer: good morning america is sponsored by -- "goos sponsored by farsika building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm reggie from abc seven mornings and here's traffic with jobina. >> thank you reggie good morning everybody. so we are going to start with the maps and zoom in to vallejo where we have a disabled tractor trailer that's causing a slowdown. and there is oil all over the roadway leaking from this vehicle on eastbound 780 past glen cove road. so a

heads up to you. they're moving over to the bay bridge eastbound 80. before treasure island, we had an earlier issue, a stall reported there. it is all clear. hey, lisa. >> hey there, jobina. >> good morning, everyone. monday morning, last day of the month here. what a gorgeous view here. the low clouds, a few high clouds increasing throughout the day, mid 50s and low 60s. we did have 46 degrees in novato though this morning recovering to 55 right now. so high clouds late in the day low to mid 70s from palo alto to the bay shore still some warmth in our inland valleys there but we're coming down in the north bay. we had widespread 90s so not as hot there. and as we look at the week ahead, we've got the cooling trend right on through the workweek and then warmer next weekend, the first weekend of august. so some are still hanging on. reggie. >> thank you, lisa. if you're streaming us on a

good morning america. it's 8 a.m. dangerous storms touch down in the northeast, bringing tornados and damaging winds and more than 70 million americans are under heat alert. ginger is tracking it all. gma health alert. the new study about women and alcohol.

why excessive drinking deaths are on the rise for women, and the effects drinking can have on your body. carbon monoxide health scare. olympic skier bode miller and his wife morgan revealing his kids were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning. morgan's message for parents, plus the warning signs to look out for and what you can do to protect your kids. ♪ you must be my lucky star ♪ madonna on the mend. her heartfelt thanks to her children, calling love from family and friends the best medicine as she recovers from the bacterial infection that sent her to the icu and plans to kick off her tour. mississippi getting stronger. rolling fork's road to recovery four months after an ef-4 tornado ravaged the small town. we check in to see how they've come together to rebuild their homes, lives and community. ♪ i'm coming out so you better get this

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to a uniquely sweet chicago baker who's helping her community one cup cake at a time. >> a story you want to see. looking forward to talking to them. we begin with the record high temperatures. millions of americans still under heat alert as the northeast and midwest experienced a cooldown following severe storms. ginger is tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> for as big a story as the heat has been in july, which it should be. the earth also hottest on record for july, severe storms have been big, too. massachusetts an ef-1 tornado taking down these trees. 105 miles per hour winds with that. that's their second tornado of july. that's about average for their annual number of tornados. washington, d.c. had tons of trees down. power lines, too, over the weekend, with gusts up to 84 miles an hour. when you look at this map, no question why we saw all that damage. all of those dots represent a storm report. the blue one, which they are the most of, damaging winds. three of the five busiest storm report days of the entire year so far have been this month.

quick look at what the heat's doing. el paso finally ended its 44 day streak, beating the old record of 100 plus. little cooler there. the core of that really hot stuff is settling in. austin will stay above 100 all the way through the end of the streak and break their record easily of 28 days, michael. >> unbelievable, by three weeks. thank you very much for that, ginger. whit? now to vice president kamala harris and linsey davis sitting down with harris over the weekend in iowa for a wide ranging interview covering hot button issues like repro-dubbive reproductive rights, how black history is taught in school and immigration. >> bus loads of migrants have been dropped off another your door step, gop led states. despite those tactics you do have republicans making in roads with latino voters. there are many critics, some within your own party, who say there's more that your administration should be doing on the migration front.

do they have a point? >> first of all, let's agree that people should not be the pawns in a political game. human beings should not be treated as pawns in a political game. what is happening in terms of sending these migrants, most of whom have had to flee great harm, and sending them across the country for the sake of some political showmanship. it's just irresponsible. if you want to deal with the problem, then do it, if you are a leader, by participating in the solution. one very clear solution, very significant solution, has been in front of us for years now. we need to pass immigration reform. there was a time where george bush, john mccain, others, people who differed on many other issues agreed, let's be sensible and solution oriented on this issue.

i think it's a tragedy that we are instead witnessing gamesmanship. again, these are human beings. we should be responsible if we call ourselves leaders. >> and you can see more of that interview with vice president harris on abc news live prime with linsey davis tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. robin? >> all right, whit. to a new study about a rise in alcohol related deaths in the u.s. especially among women. abc news medical correspondent contributor dr. darien sutton is joining us with more. thank you so much for being in the studio with us. tell us about the study. >> in the study they found the rate of alcohol related deaths for women is rising faster than men. this is a new report from gama. they looked at over 600,000 alcohol related deaths. the result, they found men carry the highest burden of alcohol related deaths, but also concerning is that most recently between 2018 and 2020, women had the highest rate of increase. men about 12.5% of rate of

increase. for women it was almost 15%. >> wow. what may be causing this? >> number one, short and simple, women are simply drinking more than their counter parts. physiologically women, when we digest alcohol, digested with an enzyme. women typically have lower amounts of this enzyme, therefore exposing them to more toxic effects. i'm talking about liver disease, heart failure. beyond that, earlier menopause, lower rates of fertility, increased risks of colon and breast cancer. >> what should you do if you think you have an issue? what are the signs we should be looking for? >> i talk to patients about this all the time. if you're finding you're craving alcohol. if you're finding you're having irritability or anxiousness when you're not drinking, your tolerance is high compared to your friends, these are all warning signs that you should seek attention and help. talking to your provider. if you don't have access, calling the national hotline,

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beautiful monday morning here in times square, on gma. tomorrow morning is going to be great. the pups are going to be taking over times square. our special event. august 1st. a special birthday celebration for all shelter dogs. >> love this. >> how many have you fostered? >> 15 foster dogs. we just got our 15th adopted out this week. >> you get a dog, you get a dog. >> handing out the puppies. >> you get a puppy! you get a puppy! >> i will be here tomorrow. >> fantastic that you and your family do that, whit. we're going to turn to our cover story. one month after a health scare, madonna is sharing a message to her loved ones, crediting their love to helping her recover.

>> reporter: madonna is the may trie arch of her family and as most moms can attest, we're usually the care givers. as she battled a dangerous bacterial infection, she said her six kids stepped up. now she's thanking them and says she's lucky to be alive. ♪ come on vogue let your body move to the music ♪ >> reporter: this morning madonna crediting her kids with helping her through her recent health ♪ life is a mystery ♪ >> reporter: the queen of pop posting a photo with her children, lourdes and david, writing love from family and friends is the best medicine. one month out of the hospital and i can reflect. the mom of six adding, as a mother, you can really get caught up in the needs of her children and the seemingly endless giving. but when the chips were down, my children really showed up for me. i saw a side to them i had never seen before.

it made all the difference. ♪ we are living in a material world and i am a material girl ♪ >> reporter: the grammy winner was hospitalized with a bacterial infection in june, forcing her to postpoepb her highly anticipated celebration tour. which was supposed to kick off july 15th in vancouver. >> bacterial infections can come on quickly. if not treated they can lead to complications, even death. >> reporter: as she recovered, madonna saying, my first thought when i woke up in the hospital was my children. my second thought was that i did not want to disappoint anyone who bought tickets for my tour. the legendary performer now appearing to be better, dancing in this post late last week celebrating 40th anniversary of her first album. and madonna also wrote, thank you to all my angels who protected me and let me stay to finish doing my work.

in her previous statement, she said the plan was to reschedule the north american leg of her tour and begin performing in europe in october. we hope that happens, guys. >> we do. >> thank you, erielle. we move to bodie miller and his wife morgan, revealing their three kids were rushed to the hospital earlier this month after being exposed to carbon monoxide. eva pilgrim with that story. >> this was such a scary situation. bode and morgan shared what happened to their family because it caught them so off guard. carbon monoxide is called the silent killer because you can't smell, see or taste it. morgan never thought to worry about it when the kids were outside. olympic skier bode miller and his wife morgan warning other parents about a terrifying experience that sent three of their children to the hospital. 3-year-old twins asher and axle, as well as 19-month-old daughter

scarlet suffering from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. morgan posting this video of their family in the emergency room writing, we had a crane at our house to remove our broken hot tub. asher, axle and scarlet innocently stood on the front step to watch the action which resulted in them getting carbon monoxide poisoning due to the lack of air flow in our drive way, landing them in the er. >> it can happen in an outdoor setting. it's much more rare and less likely but you also have to remember that poorly ventilated areas, which usually we tend to see more often inside, but poorly ventilated areas are higher risk for carbon monoxide accumulation. >> asher, what's the crane doing? gonna bring us a hot tub? >> reporter: morgan telling gma the kids were outside for about 30 minutes. everything seemed normal when they went down for their nap. shortly after, she said asher was crying, complaining of a stomach ache. soon she describes him as barely responding.

then rushing to the hospital. according to the cdc, the most common symptoms of co poisoning include headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain and confusion. the miller family calling this a freak accident. morgan telling gma, i can't even really put words to it. it's just as a parent, being aware of something like that would not be my first instinct when they're outside. and the activity is seemingly so innocent. it landed them in the er. over the weekend, both parents happily reporting asher, axle and scarlet are home and doing well. morgan writing, thank you to everyone for the love, kindness and well wishes. and a huge thank you to the nurses and doctors for their quick thinking. these three are full of smiles. and morgan telling us her children were on high flow oxygen for over four hours in the er. her advice to other parents, trust your instincts. she knew something wasn't right and she's so glad they went to the hospital immediately, guys.

>> good thinking. you are right about that, eva. thank you. now to try before you buy. our series where we try out products that are getting buzz on social media and letting you know if we think they live up to the hype. this morning becky worley is putting her best foot forward to tell us about some sandals. yes. >> my best foot is forward, robin. marketed as recovery sandals. comfy for the feet, absorbing impacts as the body bounces back from workouts. but do they feel any different from slides or crocs or flip flops? what makes them special? i enlisted some help to get to the bottom of this. it's a trend big online and on the feet of some of the hottest celebrities. recovery sandals. >> yes, they are butt ugly but oh my god are they comfortable and soft. >> reporter: ugly, yes. i feel like i'm wearing pillows on my feet.

but comfortable? well, yeah. i feel like i'm wearing pillows on my feet. >> recovery shoes are made or manufactured with specialized foam primarily. they're intended to reduce the shock that travels through our joints. >> reporter: but is there a difference between the various brands and styles of these sandals? we asked sara, runner and busy mother of three with one on the way and val warner from our chicago station wls. >> i have a quick break. i want to tell you, i'm always in heels. but guess what? my feet could really use a break. >> reporter: they all tried three popular recovery sandals starting with the $80. they claim they have a more friendly fit and rescue your tired feet. for val -- >> they just weren't my favorite. they didn't hug my feet. they kind of felt heavy when i was walking. >> reporter: while they weren't sara's top pick, she liked them.

>> after my run, my feet tend to get achey. this has definitely helped ease that pain. >> reporter: next the $59 oofos post recovery sandals, marketed as absorbing 37% more impact than traditional foam foot wear. they reduced impact on feet and joints. after a day of errands, sara said they weren't her favorite. >> initially i was excited because they were so soft. but they're almost too soft. didn't really help. didn't really feel stable. >> reporter: but for val, the oofos were her top pick. >> the verdict is in. i felt like i was walking on clouds. they made my feet feel like heaven. >> reporter: finally both women liked the least expensive option, $25 cushion air feather cloud slide that has over 22,000 five star reviews on amazon. they say spongey mold provides your feet with the ultimate comfort. >> i like the style. they didn't feel too heavy. the only part i didn't like how wide the band was on top of my foot.

>> reporter: val's favorite was still the oofos. but sara is sold on the cushionaire. >> the cushionaire are the right balance between soft and firm. my foot felt supported and cushioned all day. i love the high wall of them. i never felt like my foot was going to slide off the edges. you can't go wrong in choosing a recovery sandal. all of them have slight upgrades but overall choose a recovery shoe and your foot is going to thank you. >> okay. what say you, becky? >> these are my traditional flip flops or slippers as we call them. they're so much thinner than these other shoes. they are comfy, they have arch support, but i'm not wearing them outside the house. >> no, no, no? >> i don't know about that. >> people swear by them. ginger was saying the same thing. all right now. who is this here in the studio watching? >> my son. >> oh. [ applause ] he is interested in journalism

so he's shadowing me this week. >> you're all grown up. >> he's all grown up. >> you never had to throw a slipper at him, right? >> never. >> all right, ginger. >> the slipper throw. i'm gonna bring that in with my boys. let's talk about tropical season. we're ahead of schedule. we could see emily named which would not impact land at all. but we usually get to e in the list by about august 22nd. so there's that. then there's gert. we've got a whole season ahead of us. this is when we really start ramping up. we have had a lot of dust which is also relatively normal for this time of year. looks like it sticks around through the end of the week. let's get a check a litt 2 to 1. good monday morning to you. a beautiful view here. you can see just a little bit of fog. we'll get into more sun today and that patchy fog right along the shoreline. otherwise, it's a warm day inland and then we'll bring that cool down as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, before we reverse that trend and into the first weekend

of august. here's a look at the highs today from the mid 60s, downtown, low 70s in oakland. some upper 80s inland, but not quite as warm as we had yesterday now to a first look only on gma about a brand new/abc news studios documentary "sound of the police." it examines the fraught history between black communities and the police. it premieres saturday at martha vineyard's african-american film festival and on hulu august 11th. this morning we have a preview. take a look. >> imagine if you were in an institution where it's almost impossible to be held accountable? >> no mother should have to bury their child. >> he was killed in a botched no knock warrant situation. >> now we stand here dealing with another murder of a young black man. >> how will these cops operate

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building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm carmel aaron from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. hi, timothy. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. so we're starting here with the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 536. it is incredible light in

that area. so you should have no problems getting into san francisco from the east bay golden gate bridge. we do have a fog advisory still issued, but the visibility is not a problem and then we'll end here with a look at the map and vallejo, because we still have a disabled tractor trailer on eastbound 780 past glen cove road with oil in e area impacting at least one la

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summer school week that's at 9:00 on abc seven good monday morning to waking up to dissipate waiting marine layer here from vollmer peak it is 56 san francisco 63 in palo alto with low 60s san jose and mountain view beautiful view from our exploratorium camera. >> lots of sunshine low 50s santa rosa and we were in the mid 40 s in novato earlier low to mid 60s in our inland valleys . some high clouds entering the picture. later on today but pleasant with 70s around the bay shore. cooling begins tomorrow. >> thank you lisa. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc7 news.com >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> welcome back to a beautiful morning here in new york city, out there in times square. this morning we are launching a new series small business big impact meeting companies around

the country that are helping their communities in big ways. first we are headed to chicago for some unique sweets. >> unique sweets is more than a bakery. unique sweets is a community. >> a community born from a mother's love. just five years ago single mom of two lisa ferreira created a baking business as a way for her son sebastian, an autistic adult and his friends to bridge the gap between high school graduation and entering the work force. >> wow, this is hard. >> we started in the kitchen. none of us had any experience baking. the first couple of cup cakes were either really burned, really raw. the alarm in my house would go off all the time. jack, what are you doing? baking was a great tool because it was a means of practicing all of the different skill sets that we need so that we can be successful and independent.

>> rallying around the excitement for the business, new bakers began enrolling. >> you can take your gloves off for this part. >> that's okay. >> there you go. >> community members began placing big orders. with inclusivity at the forefront of the business. >> we try to find a spot for everyone. >> great job. >> including the parents like head baker and mother of two lysette. >> perfect. >> being exposed to the community here some other mothers, everyone was excited to be here. when i came home, i remember telling my husband i found my tribe. >> that tribe including star baker -- >> we don't have a 3/4 so what can we use instead? >> what can we use instead? >> quarter cup, right? >> jeremiah nunez. >> baking makes me very proud.

we adults with autism want everyone to know that we are very good at baking cupcakes. >> and christina torres. >> the best part is knowing that not only you're learning new life skills, but you're also part of creating a safe space. >> and with over 300 participants and crafting over 3,000 cup cakes per year. this business is baking the world a better place. they absolutely are. joining me now unique sweets owner and one of her long time bakers jeremiah. i'm watching during that piece. you really love this. you love everybody involved. i see you shedding some tears even watching that piece. jeremiah, you've been with unique sweets since the beginning. what has it done for you? what have you learned? >> what i have learned from this business is when you try something new, like baking

cupcakes, you just got to do, directions in the menu one by one and then you just try to like get it better. >> try to get it better. do your best. that's right. you're gonna share some cupcake secrets with us. what kind of cupcakes are these? >> we have a coconut cake with a passion fruit filling and coconut passion fruit butter cream. >> all right, jeremiah. you gonna show us how to frost the cup cakes. how do we do this? >> first we just got to squeeze right into the middle. >> okay. >> and then slowly go around to make it look like a pretty flower. >> how's my cupcake looking jeremiah? >> looks a little better. [ laughter ] >> that wasn't the answer i was expecting. i was expecting like, yeah, looks great.

okay. what do we sprinkle on top? what do we sprinkle on top the cupcake? >> we're going to sprinkle with the toasted coconut flakes on the top. >> nice. how's that? huh? huh? >> that's good. it is good. that's good. >> you made me happy now. you told me my cupcake is good. thank you so much for that. i'm gonna keep on making. our staff gets hungry. i have got to make sure they're fed after the show. you said you hope at some point you want to open a brick and mortar? >> yes. we are working towards opening up a community cafe. we want to create a safe place for autistic adults to come together and not just be employed, but there be an inclusive space for all autistic to come and just be themselves. and where everyone can come in and share in the collective experience that is autism and really learn what autistic people bring into our lives. >> in order to do that, you're

going to need equipment and all that stuff. we have some friends who wanted to help you out. they wanted to give you some baking equipment so that you can keep making these delicious cupcakes for everybody. they're going to give you some machinery so that you can make and bake these cupcakes for that brick and mortar store. that's not all. get your tissues ready. our friends at stacey pita chips. they love supporting women owned businesses. not only just women owned, but you're doing so much for the community and for everyone there in chicago. so they want to give you a donation of $10,000. [ applause ] to help you open those bakery doors. there you go. $10,000 donation. thank you so much. jeremiah, thank you for the cupcake tips. i appreciate it. >> thank you.

>> this is a tear jerker for all of us. you're doing so much. we really appreciate what you're doing for the community. we're going to have small businesses making big impacts tomorrow. stay tuned. coming up we check in with the people from rolling fork, mississippi. their road to recovery after that devastating tornado. we'll be right back.

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>> little weak. >> little weak but the heart is strong. we're back now with mississippi strong, checking in with the community of rolling fork as they rebuild after the devastating tornado that ripped through the area four months ago as the community comes together to help one another. one local hub is providing relief in many, many ways. amid a small mississippi town still reeling from unimaginable tragedy, a life line emerges. >> paper towels, tissues, anything i could use. >> this is the sharkey county distribution center, open eight hours a day, five days a week. >> it started out of a need for everybody that lost everything. >> it's a vital flow of supplies for local residents in need after a devastating ef-4 tornado decimated rolling fork more than four months ago. >> it's been a blessing. we only have one store and they

run out of things. we can get the things we need. >> local stores, multiple restaurants and laundromats all flattened, impacting a county where 35% of the population lives below the poverty line. >> we are seeing about 50 to 75 people a day. some people we see once a month. some people we see every day. >> now in a transformed gymnasium at south delta high school, a stock pile of nonperishable food, baby products and hygiene items. nearby, a cafeteria full of unused clothes for men, women and children. all of it accessible through the drive-thru. >> it is a goal to keep this place open until we get every survivor back into the town of rolling fork. >> the hub fueled by donations, sharing requests on their needs for rolling fork facebook page. today those basic needs are greater than ever.

>> donations have slowed way, way down. we're gonna wind up running out if that doesn't step up. people are still really wanting cleaning supplies. food supplies, hygiene supplies and watered. >> this past week, the mississippi food network answering their call. a short term solution on the long road to recovery. >> bless you. >> the center's driving force, a small group of dedicated volunteers like rebecca hey. and people like antonio joyner getting back to work with the national dislocater worker grant program. >> it's about getting our community back together. >> the program offering him a $15 per hour wage and giving a purpose to his home town. >> we're just a big family. >> a beacon of light in a community emerging from the dark. >> everybody that comes through this line, i want them to have smiled at least one time.

that could be the only smile they give today. there's got to be the bright light somewhere. and we like being that. >> we know our viewers have been so generous and the outpouring of support has been what's kept this community going, from strangers to locals. volunteers even leaving their own jobs to offer services to the distribution center. their hope for their neighbors to return to rolling fork so they can continue to rebuild. i remember after hurricane katrina, there was a church seattle university presbyterian. they had members of their congregation in the area for an entire year down there helping. you just have to know that you have to continue to think. i know you were on the ground there in rolling fork. >> i was struck by the people there. there was one business open downtown. it was a bank. they came back to work. they had families and friends who lost their lives, their homes. they said downtown was the heart beat of that community and they had to keep it open and keep it going.

>> we will continue to spotlight some of the people and organization helping on the ground. to learn more about how you can help, scan the qr code on the screen or go to good morning america.com. thank you so much for all you've done at this point. ginger? >> thank you for keeping up with that, robin, whit, everybody. we have been talking about so much heat in the desert southwest. do you know where else it's been quite warm? alaska. this is denali national park. just to give you some perspective, a place like fairbanks has had a stretch of 80 plus, the longest since 2004. they're about to do it again going into this week as we stay warmer than normal. lower 48 warmer than normal from where it has been. let's get a check closer to home. good monday morning to you. waking up to some patchy fog at the coast that will thin out and we'll get some high clouds throughout the afternoon. temperatures still warm inland well into the 80s, but 70 soquel's around the bay shore and more high clouds later onnn

and we turn now to the big shopping seasons on the horizon, from back to school to labor day sales, all just around the corner. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is standing by with a big announcement for consumers across the country. lori, good morning. >> it is also great news if you want to get a jump on your holiday shopping. this segment is sponsored by amazon. joining us now is the vice president of amazon prime. welcome. tell us about this big announcement. >> thank you for having me. we don't share a lot about our product and delivery speeds, but i'm excited to tell you in this last quarter in the top 60 metros across the u.s., our prime members enjoyed receiving 50% of their items either the same day or next day. that means we're delivering the largest collection in the company's history at the fastest speeds ever. to give you a sense of scale, that's 1.8 billion items shipped this year so far either in same day or next day. that's four times as much as 2019. >> wow. is this a change driven by shoppers? >> we've been investing in our

network for years. three things have allowed us to do this. we've regionalized our network which allows us to ship more quickly and less expensively. we are putting more products closer to our customers so they can get things faster, cheaper and on their time. and then we're all investing our same day network, which allows us to fulfill your packages, sort the packages and ship them to your house out of the same building. >> that's incredible. i'm one of those shoppers. i'm thrilled to hear that. with back to school shopping and early holiday shopping coming, what are your strategies to keep these things going during these crucial shopping periods? >> our customers will be able to look forward to that selection at the fastest speeds ever. whether you're shopping for backpacks or art supplies or dorm decor or looking for that perfect holiday item, you're going to find it and it will arrive really quickly. i have got two young kids at home. we're getting ready about the starting school year. it allows more time to spend time on things that really

matter to you. >> thank you so much. jamil, and thanks to amazon for sharing their big knew right here on gma. you're going to make some shoppers very happy for all their future purchase. whit? >> lori, thank you very much. coming up we are celebrating

back now celebrating national avocado day. it's a guac off. here bringing their best recipes celebrity chef marcela. >> thank you. >> i got it. >> it's coming. >> i have got ya. and from bobby's triple threat on food network, chef brooke williamson. and we have our judges who are going to decide who takes home our golden avocado trophy.

josh capon and melba wilson. [ applause ] you two, i have eaten at your restaurants several times. marcela, you're up first. you're making mashed avocado tostata. >> tostada, michael. like mexico's answer to avacado toast. >> i like that. >> throw away the gluten. i made a home made tostata. for the guac, very simple. my mom's secret weapon was -- maybe these could have been more ripe but that's okay. >> we'll make it work. >> my mom's secret weapon was disstilled white vinegar. >> disstilled white vinegar. >> that's gonna not overpower. it's going to heighten the flavor of the avocado, make it super fresh. little lemon juice. some serranos. definitely some salt. i'm a purist when it comes to avocados. if you know how to pick a good avocado, you don't need to mess

it up with more ingredients. i like the sound of that. >> very simple. >> we don't need to mash it too much. we have some, right? when i think about avocado, i think about cilantro. >> yes, yes. >> you think about other things. you're talking about different herbs you use. >> i'm trying to mash it. it's a little hard. in terms of the herbs, i like to add -- >> exactly. >> talking about the herbs. lots of herbs there. >> what i like to do is not add it into the avocado. i feel like it masks it too much. i always like to stress the greens. mint, flat leaf parsley. whatever you have going on, thyme. whatever you have going on in the garden, it works. put a little guac on the tostada. by the way, they are baked in the oven, not fried. i'm looking out for everybody's waist lines this summer. >> looks like we have boiled egg. >> hard boiled egg. put some of that over the top. there you go. then the greens. putting this over the top.

i'm all about the greens. i have a huge garden. >> yeah. crispy shallots. >> the golden touch, home made salsa. >> wow. >> start tasting it. chefs, start tasting it. okay. melba, how are you liking it? what do you think? >> i am loving the combination of the eggs. who would have ever thought of putting boiled eggs on a tostada? delicious. and the fried shallots. oh my god, my gosh. >> the salsa over the top. >> this is a guac off. >> with that being said, brooke. so, brooke, what are you making for us? >> like i said, if you have perfect avocados, you don't need to mess it up with a bunch of ingredients. i have got some beautiful avocados here. i have got sea salt, smashed garlic, serrano chilies. very simple.

we mash it up a little bit. did you want to do that, too? >> i'm good. i trust you. >> but what i'm topping it with, all that texture you would normally find in the guac with the red onions. i'm going to turn that into a relish. we've got cucumber, red onion. i'm going mediterranean with fresh oregano and sumac that tangy sort of. little sea salt. little bit of olive oil. that gets a topping. then on top of that, we've got some fried chick peas. some smoked paprika. >> you got some cheese. >> yeah. feta cheese to go on top. >> all right, judges. you're over there eating. what do you think? >> it eats really well. this is a guac off. creamy avacado, chick peas. you normally think guacamole is

in mexico. this has a middle eastern flair. >> who is going to get our golden guac trophy? you got to pick one right now. >> good luck. >> good luck. >> because the avocado was the star of the story, the cookoff goes to brooke! [ cheers ] >> all right.

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only at togo's building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. good morning everyone. >> i'm kumar aaron from abc7 mornings. here's jobina now with a look at traffic high jobina high humanity. >> thank you. good morning everybody. so we wanted to start here with the golden gate bridge. it has cleared up where you are going to run into a problem is in sunol where we're following a crash on westbound 84 before little valley road. you can see there's a large

backup in that area. so expect delays. hey, lisa. >> hey, biden, good morning to you. the fog is clearing up. and as we look live outside, you can see a little bit of haze here, 56 downtown, 64 in mountain view. so numbers are coming up quickly away from the shoreline. there's a look at the fog where it will stay patchy. looking at mid 50s in santa rosa, mid 60s by the delta slightly cooler today. some high clouds mainly 60s to the mid 80s carmassi. >> thank you, lisa. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live and we hope to see you then. have a good morning deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, comedian sebastian maniscalco. and we kick off live's summer school week with tips on how to take the perfect photo. plus, we want to hear from you. that's why we're opening up the inbox.